Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 March 1951 — Page 34

to intervene in the increase sought : Indianapolis Railways, _ Gk Fat, tn , S plo ey be permit . testify before the PSC in a ption of the hearing before

®& decision is made. “Hugh W. Abbett, PSC chair- ,» sald the petition, if apaved, may delay the rate de-| on.

Key y Traffic Plan Bridge " Mag Would Cost City $1 Million" .

|" Estimate Points to Costly Bloc in System Proposed by Mayor's Advisory Committee

A million dollar stumbling block today appéared to be the major obstacle in a system of one-way streets and expressways proposed by ‘the Mayor's Traffic Advisory Committee. The proposals were made yesterday my Harry W. Lochner, ,Chicago consultant, and were approved by the committee as {move to Solve the city's growing traffic problem,

A new bridge over Fall Creek |for Pennsylvania St, key link in ‘a long<term plan for one-way i thoroughfares, would cost about { $1 million, said City Engineer ‘William Hunt. The bridge would extend PennsyW®ania as a one-way thoroughjfare south from 38th St. to Madi‘son Ave. It would provide a com=~

- fhe present rates.”

: “Evidence so far offered pro-| 5 # l|panion estreet to Delawar es ho basis for an increase in +51 : | Another north-south pair woul tes at this time,” the unjon| use Illinois 8t. and Capitol Ave. tition stated. “The Commission 3 Mr. Hunt was unable to estinot have the complete and! gs . sary facts before it upon/ gE which to base any order changing | :

1 William ‘Earl Barnes

mate total cost of improvements. to Delaware St, which were pro-| posed by Mr. Lochner. The englneer pointed out that improvements already made and under contract will’ have cost the city $176,000 by ‘late this summer. That's” when widening and resurfacing of the street will be completed from 16th St. to Fall Creek Blvd. ! Mr, Lochner: recommended the elimination of “jogs” in Delaware to speed traffic flow north. Mr. Lochner also recommended

§. Services Tomorrow

Services for William Earl Barnes, district manager for Do-| mestic Sewing Machine Sales, consolidated with the Capital City, Paper Co. here, will be held at 3:30 p. m, tomorrow in Shirley {Brothers Irving Hill Chapel. Bur-

= The union said it was interested the hearing because ‘‘there is & likelihood that the company will tinue to curtail service, all of ch will bring an undue hard-|

an the public general Any LC FORECAST = i

nt of service will re- : ha ‘ma’s Easter paragle costume in: in : Jeduction and change inf oo. "0" look something fal will be in Memorial Park.

of employment and work- this Mr. Barnes was killed in an force, and adversely affect, ike tH They Catia ago _fashief automobile acéident Tuesday in members of this assoclation.| ;.a their own food, fuel and |Noblesville. He was 45 and lived consideration has not been telephones in mesh bags, such as at 250 Burgess Avé. A native nf go Standard of Hing of em-| gre carried by Model Marjorie | Westminister, Md., he was a resi: een, : _ Needham, [dent of Indfanapolis 27 years. nian Hhintais: tied towers Spall % o@urvivors are his wife, Ethel: ether ey w avor any! OFS UNIT TO MEET psu daughters, Mrs. Dorisvan| te increase at all. p i or Specht, of Woodbury, N. J., Misses The petition was signed by Prospect Auxillary, OES, will py, ang Susan, both of Indianbert KE. Barrick, president of meet at the Temple Prospect & apolis; a son, L. G. Barnes, Indi-| vision 1070, Amalgamated As- State Sts. tomorrow at ‘9 p. m. A anapolis; his father, Levi, West-| fation of Street, Electrical |p qinegs meeting and a birthday minister; a brother, Lloyd, Balti-| llway and Motor Coach Em- arty for past presidents will fea. oT a sister, Mrs. Mabel E.| oyees- of America. It was tiled |P y P p i Schaub, Indianapolis, and a|

. Irecommended, extending the use

that Meridian St. be made a twoway expressway with synchronized traffic signals to permit 25-30 mph traffic flow. He also would ban all left turns from Meridian, | pointing out that side street. could Be used for tufning’" : An east-west one-way plan was

of Michigan St. as one-way west. New York St. would be substituted for Vermont St. as the east{bound artery, and the limits of

|well outside the mile square.

PEN AND PENCIL REPAIR One Day or While-U-Wail Service

Authorised factory repair for Parker

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Hoosier Pen Shop

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union attorney Sheldon Key, |ture the meeting. 'grandson. |

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Tailoring Co. and a musical circles, is teatured in . picture story in the March AmerJed Magazine.

, Strauss is the subject off a People” ‘ite in| a he magazine connection with :

his playing of chamber music and promoting of groups of amateur musical hobbyists, He is one of the founders of the National Association of Amateur Chamber Music Players, which has some 2000. members in 43 states. One of the most, active . ‘ems

bers of the Ensemble Music So-

clety of Indianapolis, Mr. Strauss, .

also has helped to promote public-

|school-student interest ‘in cham-

ber-music playing by organizing an annual series of competitions