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SUNDAY, AUG. 26, 1951 Rocky Ripple Wants Action—
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Community Fights
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“Scrappy little Rocky Ripple
the federal government into the fight, And that’s what it intends doing if state and local officials can't solve a problem that has ‘plagued the small community for many years. . Since 1937 this small town, sandwiched between the Canal and White River at the northwest edge of Indianapolis, has been fighting a situation that has become a curse to the entire nation . . . contamination of streams by raw sewage. White River contamination, once a serious health menace and game fish killer, has been greatly lessened through co-operation of Indianapolis. But until the stream is completely free of sewage the people of Rocky Ripple will not give up
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their fight. They can’t forget the city fathers of Indianapolis who built a dream including a boulevard sys-, tem following White River and a daily development of public parks along storm
from the hall
flow of sewage sewer outlet. A town
the way. meeting was called where tempers ‘ CE shor d state and city adLast Beach Closed ah h rt and state and . . ir ministrations went under heavy They can't forget the city fire.
closed its last park with a beach on the river bank in 1939. In that year the city realized White River was a disease carrier and could not be safely used for swimming.
Wild talk of political collusion and plans to blow up the outlet buzzed around through the crowd but a handful of citizens kept the meeting on an even course. It was decided that Rocky RipNear Meridian St. and West- ple should serve notice on the field Blvd. there is a pumping state and city that the situation station to boost sewage from a would have to be cleaned up seon. low level to a higher level so it Otherwise Uncle W hiskers would can flow to the disposal plant by be called In to help force the gravity. It services everything in issue. ’ the north end above the general Town Board members reported area of 49th and 52d Sts. the sewage flow to the State If these pumps do not operate, Board of Health and to Mr. Benthe sewage spills into a storm ger, They. were surprised to find
sewer which leads into White .g.gperation given without opRiver, just above Rocky Ripple. position. When this happens, sewage
flows downstream past the north Find Illegal Tap-In
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STATE SOUNDING BOARD?—Rocky Ripple refuses to be content while any pollution enters White River.
the
Rocky sounding
Ripple may well be board for the rest of Indiana and the State Board of Stream Pollution hopes the rest of the state will be as persistent in this demand. They hope public pressure will build up to-the point of forcing badly needed legislation to do this job so that Hoosiers can safely jump in the old swimming hole once again.
British Snobbish, Charge Migrates
MELBOURNE, Australia, The British are the way 900 angry migrants to Australia
Aug. 100 snobbish, European see things. They nearly rioted recently when three KEnglish passengers and their wives demanded a special deck enclosure on the migrant ship Cyrenia, claiming that
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' Sermon of the Week—
‘In the Net’
“ _ .. the Kingdom a net,
Scripture: of heaven is like that was cast into the sea, and gathered of kind.” Matt, 13:47, * )
TWO PEOPL E ‘may stoop on one pillow and - yet have different dreams. Two people may live in the same house and yet be miles apart socially. Two people may go for a drive and each give a different account of the trip. » 1t is the most (difficult thing to find two people who think, act. talk and see alike in all things. Thornton
unto
every
2
Burgess, in one of
tells of the meadow creatures in search of the best things in
the world. The chipmunk thought the best thing was nuts or acorns, The rabbit
thought the best thing was carrots. The raccoon looked for a field of sweet milky corn. The fox searched for a pen full of chickens. They hunted all day. they had not found what they wanted, and mother nature said to them: “The woodchuck has it-—-he is with what he has want what is someone
At sundown
happy and doesn’t else's.”
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people are like
IN A SENSE
the animals. Some like a hne car. some like fine clothes Some like lots of money, and
come are content with whatever they can afford. There are also different conceptions of C ‘hristianity in modern society. Some think Christianity is a social requirement, others that it is just a respectable organization that merits approval. Still others think of the church as a place of fellowplace of entertain-
ship, or a place where
ment, or even a chicken suppers are served. 3ut the man who gets most from his.chureh is the one who recognizes it as the equivalent of a stairway to the stars. Christianity is the opportunity to strive for the Kingdom of
God.
the
n u ‘u THE PARABLE of the net is teachings about intimates the
one of Jesus’ the Kingdom. He that we are all caugnt in net of humanity which God has gathered from all over the earth. Although, as Jesus says wa are caught in the net there
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is still hope. We may turn to the Cross and adopt His way. You will recall the words of the song:
“I must needs go home by the cross, There's no other way but
this: 1 shall ne'er get sight of Gates of Light,
If the way of the cross I miss.’ Too many people have forgotten, or perhaps have not vet teaching af Jesus the day of judg folk are laboring that the good final mis-
learned, the concerning ment. Some under the illusion ness of God prohibits 8 judgment and that their deeds will be forgotten if onl they entertain a Tes So attitude toward God. ” " a CERTAINLY there is allowance for difference of opinion,
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This “Sermon of the Week” was written for The Times by
Ind.
whic h is a good thing, but it is
also well to be in common agreement on the basic teachings of our Lord, i. e., faith in
Him and service for Him,
Commandments which is a requirement tc challenge most of us, but the commandments are technical in them we advance gradually until we self, ‘mandments.-in tudes He gives the greatest challenge the world has ever
of life. some bad, but the day of gathering in will and the bad be cast away. it 1s still possible, the way of avoid
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cleaned up the river considerably. to determine definitely what they Despite this co-eperation, there were fairly sure of to begin with are stillstwo sources of raw sew- |. . that White River is one of age thatSspids into the river. One the cleaner streams in Indiana. is from diversion points and the However, both Mr. Bender and other from what now appears to Mr. Holtje point out that this be an illegal tap-in on the storm is not evidence of a picayunish
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