The Indianapolis Star from Indianapolis, Indiana • Page 17

rv.i. i. THE INDIANAPOLIS SIAK- WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 196G Inner lxop Owners Paid L. Concluded From rage 1 groups" among the Innpr Loop refugees. Some are simply bad tenants, the types who tear a place apart and move on leaving rents and utility bills unpaid.

I 11 1 ihMlll.TlliW anything but the statistics of plans and surveys. Charles Sheets, chief of the state highway department's division of land acquisition, and James P. Crawford, the department's relocation supervisor, deny this suggestion of inexperience. They argue that the department got sufficient experience with the social problems of urban highway programs through projects in Madison, Gary, South Bend and Terre Haute. CI n-i (g (9X0) LJ NONE OF these, however, approach the scope and scale of the Inner Loop project.

Wake advises that the highway department with a primary concern for the costs of projects, prefers to lay its SOME HAVE no cars and must live in certain neighborhoods where they are near their jobs. Some cannot afford the rising costs of living in a slum. Sometimes these costs are amazingly high: $40 a month for a two-room apartment at the rear of 724 Indiana Avenue, $55 for a five-room house without a furnace at 541 North California Street. The point to this is that the problem is not solved simply because, there happen to be 2,500 rental vacancies and 2,500 families in the rental market. The families and the vacancies must be matched, almost on an individual basis.

The two-room apartment at 724 Indiana Avenue is vacant, but this does not mean very much for that family of eight which has been looking for a place free of pests and rodents. THERE IS a vacancy at 541 North California Street, but this house without a furnace cannot help the mother with if routes over the least expensive available land. The planned route for 1-65 does curve around Golden Hill and then straighten out through some of the city's poorer neighborhoods. WAKE OBSERVES that Golden Hill is white and that these neighborhoods are Negro. The idea is prevalent in Ht: these neighborhoods that tne route has more to do with Kick IWfltball Kafi This 3-piece football kit is yours free when you buy either of the television sets shown here-BP502C or BPo03C.

race than with cost. The idea may be a wrong one, but it prevails. Another idea prevalent In I six, children, the eldest of these neighborhoods is that the nroiects are planned and I A whom will shortly come IV home from the hospital. scheduled to benefit the (um Limited-time offer, so come in soon. If These families live at the landlords.

Mnufrturr'i retail prirt There is no question that this has happened the rental very bottom of the listings in the rental housing market and now many of these listings are being destroyed in the Inner Loon proiect areas. listings offered at the high A Professional- way department's relocation in style plastic "Paul Hornung" football by Wilson. V- Genuine offices are dominated by slum property owners and I hnids ball stpa'ly lor long TM Ipalhur. official managers but this does not iire and 'gnt seem to be the result of any dcDartmcnt plan. rassmf- tars shrpons the aim of young quarterbacks It seems instead to have Offer good only at Aft.

happened because no other participating Motorola dealers aeencv moved in time to co ordinate the housing market (narticularlv public housing waffs construction) with the Inner M0' Loop plans and schedules. Have your own TV, PART OF THIS is the result of nublic officials who pre sided over the affairs of the city but who did little to direct them; part of this is the result of a policv, now dead, All of this has involved the Indiana State Highway Department in a strange sort of racial confrontation. THE INNER Loop runs through several of the city's poorest neighborhoods, white and Negro, and for better or for worse affects them all in much the same way. But the political organization of the Negro neighborhoods is more effective and certainly more vocal. The result is a controversy that seems more racial than it actually is.

The real confrontation is not between the races but between the poor and the bureaucracy. Arthur G. Wake, Indianapolis city traffic engineer and a former member of the state highway department staff, said that this happened part- ly because the State High-' way Department is not used to the sort of problems created by an Inner Loop. IT IS NOT accustomed to organized backtalk from the citizens and it is not used to answering public protest with of refusing Federal aid for see all the games. Here is a truly portable portable! So compact, so light in weight you can take it easily from room to room.

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Flowers, who had Negro support in a recent unsuccessful bid for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination against Mrs. George Wallace, apologized to the court. Flowers did not explain why Rowe and Moton did not take the stand. Earlier, an FBI agent had said Rowe would not appear because he had "a bellyful" after testify MOTOROLA SOLID STATE RADIO VALUE Handsome cabinet has wood-grain finish on Hi-Impact Polystyrene Super-bright picture, Hi-impact plastic cabinet. Solid state UHF tuner.

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Eaton died earlier this year and Collie Leroy Wilkins was acquitted. All three were sentenced to 10 years on Federal charges of conspiring to deny the civil rights of those who participated in the march. ROWE testified during Wilkins trial that he was with the accused men when a barrage of shots was fired from their car at Mrs. Liuzzo's vehicle. Wanes attempted to call XT2B 1 Watch NFL football on CBS brought to you by if they opened the doors while I was asleep and ten HE FELT THE PLANE de scending to land in Panama, LTD Rowe and Moton for the de he said, and shifted his posi tion a bit so the wheels could fense and Thagard agreed it let down without danger to him.

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