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Anderson Faces. Park Crews Rushing to Meet June 9 ‘Deadline’ IPA Pus SIS ae Rt ar i

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Bus Sika to Hit - Painters are painting Workers Tomorrow | furiously and plans are

Times Ktate Service ANDERSON, Apr. 28—This in | 80ing ahead at full speed dustrial city of 46,8090—its city! for the official opening on bus system paralyzed hy 70 bus : ia drivers failing to report to work June 9 Of. Indianapolis faces a transportation erisis park recreational facilities. Monday. And more than 69,000 school Some 15,000 workers wil be children are waiting, if not with seeking emergency transpo | baited breath, at least with When the 8 ind : plants | some straining at the leash.

open Monday morning unless the has y | A. J. Thatcher, recreation

drivers walked out this| superintendent of the Park Demérning, tying up local service partment, reports that a heavy pravided by Indiana Rallroads.| upsurge in attendance at city Since most of the plants were parks is expected this year. not working today, full effect of Last year attendance topped the transit tie-up was not felt| 1.2 million in year-round activimmediately. ity.

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Transit Cri ISIS Record Season On Plant Loan American Farm Bureau Federa- hundred businessmen and comtion, will be guest speaker at a|modity market traders will attend Ahwidancs Forecay | dinner meeting here of the Com-|to hear the Iowa farm leader, who By JOSEPH ALLISON y : . Owners Must Sell modity Club of New York, Inc. makes his headquarters in ChiE Steel Firm Stock

WASHINGTON, Apr. 28 (UP) —The Defense Production Administration said today it has approved for a second time an emergency loan of $7.8 million; which House investigators - said would make multi-millionaires of three men who put only $600 into a proposed steel plant. | But this time the DPA tied a tighter string to the loan. It ordered the three owners of the | Hazelton (Pa.) Steel and Tubing Co. to sell stock to raise an ad- | ditional $1 million In private, capital. When the loan was ap-| proved originally, the DPA told the owners to raise the extra $1’ million in any waysthey wished. The DPA granted the emer-|

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Negotiations Break Down | “We should go well over that SEA OF TABLES—Picnic tables and park benches stacked at the Brookside Park shops for gency loan on grounds the de- this camera Is most The walkout came after wage this year, ” Mr. Thatcher said painting and repair. fense effort needed the steel the|fl Popular because of its Regdtiations broke down. Boi cite of loipa1 ODS On non-defense construc- These as well as others taper parks and playgrounds, 14 agin Plant oui Droduce.| — tiny size — sturdy utility and AFL Local] City's six municipa tion. off as the summer progresses neighborhood areas are planned |, oo Act, DPA tod th construction. — clear 1068, Amalgamated Association of| BOlf courses have held official Warns of First Week and he cited statistics to show to provide facilities for children pro 0. company a Janted the} pictures — and ability — ACTUAL SIZE Street and Electric Railway and opening ceremonies and as “Be careful” -was the high- that no other week last year too young to make a long trek Joa certificate ve a tax|]] to take excellent pho- NoT ¢Q95 Buss Operators union have been wa. ys Sout ixie Sib swing: light of Mr, Thatcher's pre- produced so many injuries as to regular areas. write-off on the property within tos without being ob- 9 Regiititing A The on in i aE TY, SeAsoN Comment oh ue past se re tcher pointed out A a iiaren Rv years, served . - s, «. gon. The first week of park an r. ate v : - . . tragt expired Jan. 31, 1951. Brandt, golf superintendent re- playground activity is the most however, that only 36 ‘Injuries owned tracts which are leased TobpinhogpiigoRe id But for Monday Only T. Martin, Indiahiapolia, | ports, dangerous, he declared, and last year were serious enough to the city at $1 a year. Equip- | struction Finance Corp. had re-| $ 99 AND THIS president and general man-| Paint and Fix— . cautioned parents to start now to warant an ambulance call. ment is provided for them | fused the loan, and that the DPA's Mall Orders Filled. Add 1 COUPON ‘of Indiana Railroads, sald Painting and repair of the IN T"arning their children. Only 260 persons in all were through the Fraternal Order of own experts had turned thumbs thefigom pany had offered wage thes rns of ‘piee Day : § wings, he sald, account for injured last year, he said. Police and the police PAL ‘down on the request. 150 plus 26¢ extra for | —— incrgases of 10 cents an hour for ment for oT rg Pn p many early-season accidents. In addition to the city-owned clubs. Chairman Porter Hardy Jr, each roll films desired. mA SY FILMS the drivers and 14-cent boosts for dill U parks an ————— ee, tb - —— |(D. Va.) of the subcommittee, SERVICEMAN 25¢ ROLL y playgrounds is going for- said durfhg hearings on the

mechanics. " » | The unfon’s. first demand, he ward at the Brookside Park In Indianapolis—Vital Statistics Hazelton case that the loan would

said, was for a flat increase of SDOPS. There crews are plying make multi-millionaires of Benbrushes and wielding hammers “ [jamin 8. Dowd, Martin C. Charles

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39 cents an hour. MARRIAGE TR d 725 8 Forest Ave Slat 7, Bherid : : ; . LIC ENSES xy Hardman, 46. : ater, 4 ridsn He said he doubted the state's a benehes, swings, picnic ta- | son. 88. 137 W. Harrison: Hassel ja0 Earl Wright’ 6 Brag = = (Donald ‘Stucks. 38 $10 N. Colorado Ave; and James Hopkins who had put apti-strike utility law would be! Dies. slides and other equip- | Recker. 54. 2133 N Peninevivania 17. Indianapolis Robert Rowe, 35. 139 E. 48th; Phylls/Up only $600 for the proposed ment to keep the small and not Don Hindman. 24, 3439 College Ave. Pa- john Loudermilk Jr. 20. 532 N. Livings- Hedrick. 20, 3626 Kingsley plant. MONDAY, 10 A.M. TO & P.M, invoked since the state had not so small frv h AUF V giicia Blay, 0, 3%, N jasal 18 tary ton; Rachel Ratcliff, 20, 532 N. Livings- Kenneth Stearley, 36, 1106 E. Ohio; Shelby "S707 : ., yn San used this method in recent transit cation y happy cunng va ay. Mildred Goodnight, 948 Burdsal Gesrge Tavior, 21. 1903 Yandes: Willie sgh ed Nad ON King: Betty - . . way Ann Williams, 18, 1129 E. 19th Maddox, 18, 828 Daly a-U s n 21 tie-ups in South Bend and Evan The Board of Park Commis- Galen, Blader 31. U. 8. Army: LaDonna giily Hopkins, 23, 1205'a E. 10th; Mary Maurene Emberton, 31, 215 N. East; Prank ville. sioners received a report last Erble Goodwin. Zh 1200 McDousal: Alma yDavie 23, 1132 B 9, © worth; June] Fotterson. 2i8 FN. East The compulsory utility arbitra- _.. ; St ohitiips. 19. 307 N. Eider Ave Richardson. 19. 261 N. Randolph. _— tion act has not been used since Week O00 Mr. Thatcher's plans Ee fon; 32. Jo1 x es: Blin Maun Magsice gy dg &R bi Jeeta | BIRTHS THE BIG FURNITURE STORE AT 424 MASSACHUSETTS AVE. : 0 i for swimming pool guards. He Richards Eakins. 23 1935 N Winfield; | CPok. 18. Mooresville N 71s sio : ards Eakins. 2 ae romas N 2217 N. Al TWINS a recent Wisconsin court decision indicated a possible shortage yoRose Night linger. 19. gy oy Tho nas Neflan, 27, 221 LN whlabama: Mary At 8t. Prancis--Willlam, Lois Metcalt raised a question about the con-! ,,4 cai guards as young as 17 |. Stevenson. 26. 131 ca her oo Bessie | ronaly Shorty. U3. 741 E. Terrace ave:] #iris. : stitutionality of the Indiana law. ...u pe emploved thi g to |HAIY, Stanley 10 avy, Sherill Pesey McLerran, 20. 1413 Carrollton Ave. | | her Bye Soc ”" > hy : 3 mploy 8 year to Mitchell 19. 391R = Av Vanza Stoddard. 53, Indianapolis; ois ome Charles, eorgia McClury, The Anderson bus drivers work rk d p [Everett Mitchell. 1, 747 N. ‘Oakland; FI Kent, 38. 327 Lockburn E. 19th . "work under an expetienced | “5 “Catt 18. 2054S Beiment Alva Shelborn. 17. 24068 W. Wilkins: Rosie At St. Francis—Dr. Daniel, Mary Kard; +1 : : «45 hours a week. Current hourly chief guard. Six swimming Lovell G. Thomas, 20. 929 Coffey; Dorothy _ Dixgs. 16, 1318'2 Central Carl, Dorothy Hagner: Alfred. Mary a . $1.51 . y > g Houchens, 20. 3501 W. 13th Billy Poster. 21. 403 N. Gibson Ave.; Gladys AaPTingrieid scales are $1.31 fqr drivers, $1.51 pools and 21 wading pools are [Warren Doerfler. 125, Indianapolis: Rita Noelker. 21. »12 N Pasadena. Carel aS on eman- William, Betty, Coakiey: 3 i - Kile! 2. 50 ott Will Huge: e arines; Caro ohn, ary Garrity, an, ary Kieckfor mechanics and'$1.32 for clean available for local water'lovers. Pe TRE ly Lo Hassach 1eetts ora 21 ee E. 19th e| 2 ha ater; Minton. Joan Nelson. Ralph, r pr i M Roach, 20, P h Lick Leaonard Duncan, 24. 627 Lo ke; Charley lima Ward w ers. Acceptance of the company’s Park Commissioners are now oat 2080 00 Sor G Hacoma: Mar. M Williams, 20, 1412 Locust. At St, Vincent's—Earl, Norma Lollar: terms would boost these rates to exploring possibilities of build- jorie Adkins. 34, 2017 Central Ave Arthur Kern, 24, 1511 E 13th: Prancins| John. Dorothy Williams; Everett, Marie $1.41 for drivers, $1.65 for me- ing at least one more swimming Alton s plornett, 21 a a e Mar. woiie RE asas N New Jersey PL; Della grat: Billy, Iva Kuhn, Roy, Virginia >1. , . S gare ruce ir v 1 ; hanics and $1.35 for cleaners. | In spite Of Drasent restric, os EMIT Bh 228 atrolton Aves Con. Pelpn “15 New Castle At Methodist—Wayne, Lois Cole: James, chanics - » !.poo sp present restric “Siance Dean, 17. 908 8. Delaware. Kenneth Stults, 43, Sheridan; Juanita, Louise Winegar; Thomas Diane Tate. ey | [Tancis, Betty Lee; Gilbert, Lillian

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