Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 April 1952 — Page 2

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ittle Cash jvailable r Repairs

By JOE ALLISON @ndianapolis motorists are ning ‘across some of the Best and most spectacular gkholes in the city’s his-

Fong neglected streets, severely aged by winter weather and bv traffic, are beginning to ble. ved streets are cracking and ; I heavy loads of trafnim " streets are takFon a mud hole appearance. ime chuckhole on the Southeast

jis is large enough to hide a ;

of good:sized watermelons,

‘marked hy barricades and terns but poses a constant to the unwary driver,

in “lakes” almost big

gh for fishing.

Hope Is Dim And man thoroughfares are ar the “total failure” stage, City Engineer Willlam R. Hunt

Eh ts will get worse before tained at the usual half million, That weather damage, plus for next year, to be raised wit! (war-time neglect, has placed the ® 14-cent plus tax rate boost. streets In “emergency” condition,!

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th t better, ois. he

A new administration in City|last when extreme cold and wide

| and Clayton Aves, the &

On the far Kast Side, in the (block of KE, 11th 8t, water

perhaps much & year rate.

HAPPY MOTORING-—The auto spring repairma ha field d it th APY MOTORING Th pr g pairman may have a field day with cars driven over

He pointed to the winter hefore

No additional funds are avail {able for this year although the

SUNDAY, APR. 27, 1052

Our Street Bumps Will Get Bigger Before They G et Better : | Police Guard Guards After Michigan Mutiny

By United Press | JACKSON, Mich, Apri. 26 — Guards at Southern Michigan Prison, scene of this week's fiveday bloody riet in whieh 13

guards were held hostage by mutinous inmates, refused to work | {tonight without protection by State Police. At the same time, Deputy Assistant Warden Vernon Fox was assigned to duty “outside the walls” as part of a reprimand for, warmly congratulating the riot-! ers on their decision to surrender Thursday. Seventy-five guards refused to take their posts until special cordons of State Police were assigned to each cell block with rifles and rub-machines. “Those cons are still armed to

leader complained. ; Finding Weapons Warden Julian Frisbie ad- ¢ mitted that new weapons are] being found each hour as guards and trusties attémpt to return] {the cells to livable condition fol-| lowing last Monday's orgy of! folence and destructioh. hammers, saws,

the teeth in there,” one guard Pe

files.

the huge state prison, authorities said. Sixty guards refused even to enter the prison walls without

state police protection, one spokesman said. Twenty of those, who regularly work the night shift, returned home before state troopers were ordered to the cell blocks. Tonight, four armed troopers were assigned to each cell block while unarmed guards made their hourly rounds. Fox Shifted Guards also demanded that Mr. Fox, the most popular prison official among the inmates, be relieved of his post, Mr, Fox was credited with conducting the negotiations which finally won freedom for the hostages, although state authorities had to agree to an 11-point reform program dic-

tated by the prisoners before

ace was declared. “It was that speech he made

| telling the prisoners what a great

| bunch of guys they dere,” one em- | bittered guard complained to corrections commissioner Earnest C. Brooks.

Mr. Brooks promised the guards |,

| that Mr. Fox will be temporarily relieved of his job inside the rison. “We'll

Hail, fumbling its way along a/ temperature changes caused dam- he said,

route of complicated legal pro- lage to streets equal to three or.

cedure and practically “broke,” Is pected to get a slow start on n started, the repairs will 0 Agung to much, department

seing ‘nar in “aritical” need of

pir, both or Hunt and Street joner James B, Chappell “they cannot do much renless they get more money. i . apent $1.5

that many

Seon commissioner funds will pay for gravel and tar for

) streets, ! Chappell said last week the “are not nearly

Present funds ‘emough- {0 do the job,” oe “iNeed Money--Soon "Nearly alt the $100,000 will be pent in the next two or three

> he sald, : vee wil ‘need another $150,000 streets are

Ee bad EN ee ot

Mr, Chappell ordered tar and

‘two weeks ago had the ¢ks been placed lowever, a combination of red ‘delay and error postponed huying uhtil two weeks ago. els C. Truitt, purchasing . failed to process the oror three weeks. +, When he finally prgpated to adfor ‘bids, he discovered . Chappell had ordered ‘the tar gravel in the wrong proporand the requisitions had to ae, causing still further

‘the city engineer's departent, the situation is evén more ] cal. ‘MY. Hunt already has prepared for a million and a quarter worth of repair of paved fests, half of it “urgent” To do rk he has only $50,000 this year, part of it already spent, | Last year, he supervised almost 815 million in repair in his dement alone, : .. . Three-Year Plan Mr Hunt sald last week a thragyear spending program at $1.5 million & year is reped to put Indianapolis streets gondition that can be main-

TITTLE ROCK, Ark. Apr. 26 i ~~ Arkansas Republicans, p the remaining four of! 111 delegates to the national]

Mayor. said he is seeking some

Mayor Clark has proposed a way of increasing the $150,000 looks

‘WAY TO CHINA?—Raymond Lepper, 3814 Meredith Ave., y Knives,

|ainary winters.

{$1.5 million street repair budget allowance sieady made.

down a giant-sized chuckhele at Rural and Clayfon Aves.

BOP convention today after a|

BRR in-person pitch from Sen. jobert A. Taft. $1 ¥T believe in.states’ rights,” Taft] the group on the eve of the priant business of the ArkanSas sate Republican convention, LMF it weren't for the doctrine] itates’ rights, we in Congress y would be passing laws to i your school boards, telling ‘what kind of cify government and: “county government you must have and how it should be run, Taft said.

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