Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 November 1951 — Page 15

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Rain, Snow on n Tap) For IU, Purdue

Phone Rates Stand, Say Bell Lawyers

The Indiana Bell Telephone Co. has legal right to collect higher

. rates granted it last summer de-

spite a state Public Service Commission “maneuver” to strip the utility of the boost, its attorneys said today. > “The rates now being collected under an injunction are not affected by the most recent maneuver of PSC,” Attorneys Thomas D. Stevenson and Patrick J. Smith said. “Present ratex will continue in effect pending a decision in the case.” The Commission believed Marfon Circuit Judge Llovd D. Claycombe was duty-bound to wipe nut all court action taken in Bell's behalf, including a rate hike of at least $5.4 million. But company spokesmen said “we will oppose the motion when it comes before the judge.” Bell's current rate schedule was threatened in.a surprise move hy the PSC late Wednesday. The Commission rescinded its order: of May 31 limiting the utility to a £730,000 a year rate increase, It was that order Bell had appealed to Judge Claycombe taining an injunction against PSC and ‘a temporary rate boost Iligurged by the companys at $0.4 million’ and by the Commission at $7.2 million. The Commission 30 hearing to consider ‘new materially different evidence” the utility offered in court in a bid for a permanent rate increase of $10,162,000 a vear. PSC Chairman Hugh Abbett said the Commission's action in rescinding its court-contested order would, force complete dismis-

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gal of Bell's court suit and erase the temporary higher rates granted«<by Judge Claycombe, But Bell President ®arry §

Hanna pledged resistance to a move

Schricker Calls Labor ‘Bulwark’ Against Reds

Nearly 600 delegates to the C10 Convention the Claypool this moarni

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State assembled in

ng to hea

labor described az a ‘bulwark against communism’ Gon Schricker’'s welcoming address Next speaker before Hoosier C10 leaders was to be John Adel man, Washington legislat rep resentative of Textile wo wrkers of America, ClO Following committee reports thig afternoon. the main address will be delivered tonight by Con-

Ray Madden, Democrat Indiana's First

gressman who District The two dav convention a’ policy”

represents

will be

Resgion this vear, in

which no officers were to be elected. Permanent chairman is Neal Fdwards. Anderson. president of the State ClO Industrial Union Coun * , Executives’ Club To Hear Science Talk mn’

What Science 1s Doing to Us stibject of Dr. Gerald the Executives next Friday the Columbia Club, Dr. Wendt. au bomb and former edi-

vill be the Wendt's talk to

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scribe an entirely new world with new foods. new clothes which he foresees as the result of scientific developments Bed Smoker Jailed I irich, 38. Nash

i to 10 dave $20 in Mut today for smok His ress in the Brevort . Nlinois 8t., last night

cigarei set fire

An Old Oadken Bucket filled with snow or freezing rain. - That i= the nasty forecast of the weather bureau far the traditional -football - clash between Purdue and tomorrow at Both

Indiana Universities Bloomington. armed with topnotch passers, had hoped for a dry fast field and certainly not a repetition of last year when the gameé was played under are-tic-like conditions, The weather bureau forecast colder temperatures tonight with light rain and some glazing turning into light snow in most of the state

teams,

tomorrow. Freezing rain was foreseen for the extreme southern part of the state.

Police Are Hunting Well-Dressed Burglar

A Thanksgiving thief made himself the best-dressed burglar in town last night ‘by’ stealing clothes. and other items worth $1336 from Lee's Men's Shop, 3634 E. 25th St. ; Proprietor Clyde Simmons told police the intruder entered through the,back door and departed with topcoats, raincoats, trousers, sport coats, shirts, ties, accessories, work clothes, ‘a radio and shotgun shells,

Wife Faints as Mate Gets 180-Day Sentence

Ernest Wilson's wife fainted when she heard her hushand sentenced to 180 davs on the State Farm today Municipal Court 3 attendants revived and her mother-in-law led her from the courtroom. Her husband, 26, of 415 N. West St., charged with looting autos, also was fined £100 bv Judge Joseph M. Howard,

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