Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 December 1950 — Page 25

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nbled last June Greathouse Jr, rer after serve hs of his twohe Republicans ery of a “loose c territory. ing Out e when a cone mn limiting the asurer to two up. The teams McManamon, d his opinion

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{by the 1951 State Legislature, Sanitation Board President Oscar F.|, | Barry Sr. said today. * In-a program outline agreed to by the city and Indiana Stream |*

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time-tabl [Proposed Tesla ue: duced accordingly.

: | MARCH 1, 1951—Let bids for| {initial expansion of the sanita-! | tion plant. Work will be started! i lon existing ‘sewer repairs at the! {same time, and bids are planned’ [for plant equipment. Later next year, stand-by pumping facilities and more sediment tanks and Jj |screens are to be added. # | JULY 1, 1951--By this date bids

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officials expected materials to be) available for the projects.

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|and Agnes St. July 1, 1953— Bids on the new | Pogues Run sewer to extend from | Meikel and McCarty Sts. to 21st The worried families sent tele-! | St, and Pogues Run. igrams to the President and to]

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| to supplement secondary sewage ‘evacuate - our troops immedi=i ag | treatment equipment placed in ately.”

mont line to extend from the sani-|sponsored by the local Marine) tation plant to 19th St. and Lafay-|Corps Leagué Auxiliary and at-| sa

are to be planned for 1954. The state 2 board charged In-jof the armed forces.

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: EVENTS TODAY

Project Will Start March, 1951, If City Bia

ican Leste College—Throu tur- | expand the city sanitation pda A n a8 Sein seorogasy Ee Methdliist, oa

. at M i =r lotant and building 15 miles of sewer lines will depénd on action Tp RATES Sragtin Novt Duns Cartie 3 Siamiore. . Methodst, arterio- State police said lie tests i

oan . | Pollution Board, the project is scheduled to start in March, 1951. AF hot Christmas Party Ship Movements

/lators permit Indianapolis to is-/dianapolis was not meeting its EVENTS TOMORROW revenue bonds for the proj-jobligations to clean up stream stephens Alumni Club of Indiana Ma rion an Cola em Sy Under the building plan, the! “lisa h Club—1:30 p. m., YWCA, 683 N. Halifax: Panama, Cristob | The agreement to install $25, {General Assembly will be asked Ingisnapisia Chapter. American Jew — {Otto K. Buder ordered a check of avter, fe eH

million worth of improvements! ito approve revenue bonds as the, Club dian {dio Association—8 p.m,

‘reached by board attorneys yes-! This would call for sewer serv- minis Association

OM ey, N |terday. This cost covers about ice payments by users of the american ion College—Through Satur- ot Pratt ‘half the facilities actually needed lines with the money going ‘to , Sa). Antle fa al y retirement of bonds issued to op- PE Breaching Sehool- ~Last day, was averted today, after an all-

here. ) Leag i Here is the breakdown on the erate the sanitation plant. The, Through Sa oh he UNI Club.

IMARRIAGE LICENSES Property assessments against” EC Jats oh fs castle: Lor-| an ual R, “Moar

19, 1061 W, would pay for their installation, John TL Loyal, 21, 4401 Ww, Jackson; Despite the tense war potion ju lRt Lyrones, 3. 5 Ne ninrop Take British Credit Offer

nd. “From all. I can learn on the, Glenn R. 32,

Prieda RR arbeérk, 32, 410 W. 43d. » AUTHORIZED ! ‘illlams, 23, 35 N. Hamilton;! LONDON, Dec. 6 (UP)-—Yugo- COMPLETE ot | Phvllss J." Underwood, 18. 316 E. Ray- slavia today accepted Britain's] ¥ READY 1417 SSL TOWER MA, 4108 n x ohh, Fi 8. 32 Ne “ Sherman; offer of an $8,400,000 credit to TO WEAR DIANAPOLIS 4, IND. subject.” Mavor Bayt said, “the| yale: M. Shook, »: Haven, Conn. buy foodstuff. : : a our rs oh Your Jory fhe Hard of Hearing

federal government will allow use| Maralyn E Yount, "28, 527 N. Exe of the needed materials when, the| Bismon. 22, 1935 N. Meridian

jare expected on a relief sewer for Benjamin L. Spurloin, 26, 514 E. 20th; 2 S | need can be shown.” 4 . [ihe Pogues Run system. ———— —— | Eonar Yin. Kueanta, Ether cl There's ourbon enjoyment | JULY 1, 1952—Bids are expect- Rel u 1 Bright, 58, Attanta led for the Fall Creek relief in-|R® ~tives rqe Iruman |,,vorcE SUITS FILED

Richardson: Francis K. vs. Juanita M. S. Marines trapped in the Boter; Muriel N. vs Britt C. Burks:

dith 8. Ernes [same time for the East White appealed to President Truman Catherine vs. Charles P. Ludy | River interceptor between 16th St. today to use “every weapon BIRTHS

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