Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 February 1950 — Page 24

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Downtown Areas Plan Better Parking fo Recapture Lost Trade

By HAROLD HARTLEY, Times Business Editor

HAYE YOU noticed what's happened to downtown

real estate?

It had begun to get shabby, frayed at the

sleeves, baggy

‘at the knees. And it needed its concrete neck washed, too.

Not

motorized ants began to roll in mass formation. “And at first the motor car

brought people downtown. until the downtown district became so full of auios that there was

scarcely a place to put them Then more cars, more people stayed at home, or shopped in

mushrooming neighborhood mer chant centers 3ut the lure of Main Street

belongs to the community It is there to stay

Cross-

” ” rd STUMBLING BLOCK has made it difficult for downtown districts to keep their hair edmbed a—laek—of

THE

space to-park-atuteomo-

bileg The Downtown Committee of the Indianapolis Real Estate | Board, of which T.. H. Lewis is

{chairman, has been sending its inquiring radar beam over the country to find out what other

cities are doing The last report of the commitbrings home the bacon on Cleveland, St. Louis, Buffalo and Louisville, What they've done is to spruce up, find parking space in municipal lots. And by doing this they've kept

the business downtown, preserved! | property values,

kept the high taxes coming in.

» ” » IN OTHER WORDS, they've [polished up the crossroads coun-

try store, found a place to hitch 'to |customers’ horses, and are doing the business horizon.

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many years ago something big and happened to the husiness canyons. Along their

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Indianapolis hasn't been exactly. Take a look along Wash ington 8t. See for yourself Some of the buildings have heen to the beauty parlor. And some of them have fashionable new clothes, with windows skirt ing down to sidewalks. and pink blue fluorescents

asleep

We're not doing too bad But we could use more parking space Any ideas? ‘ - RJ War Profits SOME OF THOSE boys who

have heen hanging out new and

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| In 1945 Bill Krafft

120 N. Meridian 819 E. Washington Street

Hatfield Motors, Inc. 623 N. Capitol

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inst: alled portance e is the tomato.

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Downtown Ford Sales Co., Inc.

GT Foxworthy Company, Inc.

Westside Branch: 2419 W, Washinglod st.

Monarch Profit and Pension Trus Last year the company "PATA $45 T2RTHTG THE Turd OTHE oe

As Weather Cuts Receipts |

Bad weather today was blamed pounds sold at $15.25 to s15.50.} for a hike in hog prices. by roads

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Hog Prices Strengthen | hi

$135,189 in the! nal Bank. there were 23 in profit setup. Now "hat ought to -be udding. So long 8s kick in and the kewise, it's a deal for both,

Hampered and muddy ers hauled only

them higher. Supply terday totaled, each day.

NCE Department Indiana doesn’t sions. It stays estimated 4000 quotations early trade. 170- to gilts sold at hundredweight, slower

point iz the ex Fhode Island Providence, surance Departto ‘take part in of the company. the. exam seven miners dissented said no.

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(Good and choice grades of the butchers as high as (Good 230-pound

T.ater trade was.

to $16.2 to—346-pounders.—Heavy-340 to 400 pounds Good and choice moved at brought $15 to

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Odd stags brought $9.50 to $11. | drizzling rain Cattle prices rose 25 cents in Hoosier farm- narely active trade. Odd head of | 4000 hogs to the yedium and good steers from

Indianapolis Stockyards and sold 1000 pounds up reached $27.50. at prices steady Monday and yesnear

to 25 cents gmail lots of heifers around 750:

pounds. moved at $24 to $25. i Cows brought quotations 25 to spots 50 cents higher in fairly active trade. Good beef cows sold | it $18) to $1950. Odd head] reached $20. Commons and me-| diums brought $16 to $17.50.! Canners and cutters moved- at $13 to $186. | Bulls. sold at steady prices. |

12,000 -head

brought $17.35 in and choice barrows and 75 to $17.25 per

Weights from 230 to 270 pounds Medium and good sausage bulls to $16.7:

Prices brought $19.50 to $21. Good beef 5 were paid bulls sold at $17.50 to $18.50: Veaters sold at steady prices;

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to Rhode Island. So. the out-of- weights from 100 to 160 pounds brought $20 to $30. state didn't have work papers brought $13.50 to $15 | with which to make a report, Sows sold at steady prices in Inadequate. supply of sheep ” Aq 4 a tel active trade Good brought only a few quotations, | moderately af p é », ABOUT A MONTH ago the znd choice 330 to 600-pounders but te TRIREL was established: examiners got together again, sold at $13.50 to $15. Choice Goo an choice natives were _ when through it’ once ‘more. This lightweights from 270 to 330 salable at steady prices from time the voting changed. It was $2 F220 to $26.50. re western | eight for-and one against. That C C lambs were not available; | one was Indiana ommunity Center aval

lower price signs in front of their Yesterday a Prov idence news "Dama ed by Fire Piece of Driftwood gas stations aren't going broke paper called Frank Viehmann a P t B Edi bl | Indeed some of their purses are !NSUrance commissioner, a nd pire, believed to have started, roves 10 e ibie 7 a little heavier with ‘the long asked him. I'he newspaper said from a carelessly tossed cigaret.! TOPINABEE, Mich. (UP) a] green which makes a grover shove it had a press release saying that resulted in an estimated $3000 Joseph Mayer dived into a lake| the bread over the counter since all states except Indiana gamage early today at the South to catch what he thought was a| H-works—this—way had given the company the nod. gige Community Center: piece of driftweod. It turned out] If a man sold 200 gallons of that Indiana would go along The central downstairs room in to be a 38:-1b. great northern pike. | gas at a five-cent margin, he # on ou the former school building at 1233 The Mayers said the ensuing fish made $10 BUT THAT ISN'T the way Shelby St. was gutted by the dinner was a great success. But with ga price cheaper Frank Viehmann does things. flames Firemen theorized a . and people buving more. he might He's standing pat. cigaret _had..ignited. one of the} . : Sil sell 0, gallons. at four cents And I won't give it my ap- athletic mats prior to the closing GOOD Fried Chicken profit That would be £12 proval until the examination 18 hour last night. Mixed Drinks And that's what some of the completed in accordance with the, Summoned by a passing motor- ENTERTAINMENT companies say is happening rules of the National Association ist who saw smoke pouring from crank and fills “vour- tank with “And somehow YOu feel SEEUTEe try break windows nthe gyms Bre ee Es t [gas is really two bucks better i the light of maya Hasium to gain Snuye Lt. Jor a—— ra a oad Ww ntegrity, NO compromises, voldeker, acting captain, said or in hy gan a - the entire lower floor was in Check Itching Bill's Pension Plan SPUDS IM”ORTANT flames when firemen arrived at F: st A li HH BILL. KRAFFT, the Monarch The most important single the scene. -r PP ca on i Buick man, has a binocular mind. vegetable in the wrold as a whole A. J. Thatcher; head of the rec-| “#oniiing itching of ugly ecsema, Rasl |

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