Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 April 1951 — Page 24

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Group Convenes William H. Book recommended civic spirit, not dependence on the government, ‘to improve growing Indianapolis at the Apartment Owners’ Association meeting yesterday in. Hotel Washington. Executive vice president of the Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce, Mr. Book spoke on “Our City's Future --Good or Bad?” On the bright side, he praised the city's planned program for studying annexation of the eutlying districts. “Those Chinese walls- those in corporate towns formed by people avoiding city taxes, should be stopped,” he said. “Stumbling Blocks” As stumbling blocks to city progress, he mentioned the thoroughfare system and the city's sewer system. As headaches accompanying growth he mentioned labor and housing shortages. Guests were Ceril 8S. Ober and George E. Freyn, candidates for mayor of Indianapolis; Noble P. Hollister, executive secretary. City Planning Commission, and Harry Claffey, member of the County Planning Commission.

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Times State Service BLOOMINGTON, Apr. 26 Moot court competition between the Bloomington and Indianapolis divisions and a banquet for alumni, students and faculty of the Indiana University School of Law will highlight the annual Law Day here Wednesday, May 2. The Indiana Supreme Court will judge the moot courtrcase, which involves the question of whether a private detective agency is responsible for damages caused by A fire set by one of its emplovees, Representing the Bloomington division of the law school in the trial, which will begin at 2:30 p. m.. will be Thomas F. Gibso) Jr. and Thomas A. Hendrickson, both of Indianapolis. Judson F. Haggerty and Geoffrey Segar, also of Indianapolis, will represent their home city. Robert L. Stern of the U. S. Solicitor General's office. Department of Justice. will be principal speaker at the banquet at 6 p. m.~in Alumni Hall, Toastov ; master. will be Herschel E: O'Shaughnessey., Indianapolis.

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