Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 53, Number 81, Decatur, Adams County, 6 April 1955 — Page 2

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Toll Road Program' Again In Jeopardy Opposes Sanction Os Funds For Survey INDIANAPOLIS (INS) — Governor George N. Craig’s toll road program was endangered again today.

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State audttet Curtis K. lUrdih, had warned the Indians toll road commission that he will hot sanction use ot state highway funds to survey the proposed north-south pay road. k< Engineers Monday began a survey of a new toll road route from Hammond to a point east of Indianapolis. The use of state funds must be approved by the state finance committee, of which the members are Rardin, the governor and state

treasurer John Peters, indications are that Peters, a Jennet faction Republican leSdef, Will side with Rardin. Rardin said: "These are public funds, not toll roaa funds, that are being spent for this survey. It is bad business to spend the money first and then ask sot an appropriation to cover it. “I will not be a party to such action again. The finance committee is entitled to know where the

THW DWCATOB DAILY DEMOCRAT, DBOATUB, INDIANA

ihoney Is to be speht and Why it Is to be spent. Unless 1 have such Information. I will not huthorlsb the expenditure, when, at some later date, we are asked to bail out the toll road commission again.” Meanwhile, the governor moderated his stand for a special session of the general assembly, which he had urged to authorize an intermediate penal institution, a veterinary college at Purdue University, a state Office building and a seaport on Lake Michigan.

“I Want to taake it dear that I lean Itrongly In the direction of a spedhl session. HoWbver, I also want to make it debt that my final decision on the matter will await conferences with leaders of the legislature and a close scrutiny of our state finances." All of the Ctalg-factibh leaders of the general assembly are solidly agaihst a special sesslon and they have been joined by the Jenher faction and Democrats in the legislature.

BUcttaMiic tU juvenile penAl la stiiUtion, the gOveribW Skid: “The lack of favorable action on this project emphasises the need for a better public understanding of the magnitude of juvenile crime in Indiana and the steps necessary to meet this problem. In the months to come, I intend to develop such a program of public knowledge and information.” In New Jersey it is illegal to drive a stagecoach on Sunday.

Wrongly Identified Youth Is Released Crime Is Admitted By Another Man INDIANAPOLIS (INS) —Ah !•- year-old youth, who was “positively identified" as a holdup man by the victim of a robbery, Was free today after another man admitted the crime. T —----- Th* youth, Larry Henderson, of near Indianapolis, had maintained throughout that he was not the guilty party. But in addition to the erroneous identification by he filling station attendant, evidence against hltn had included the fact he was wearing a tar-collared ?reen jacket and blue trousers tike those worn by the bandit. Henedersofa's innocence was established when Carlos Phillips, 16. of Ibdianapolis, admitted the holdup for which Henderson was charged. Phillips had just been sentenced to 10 years m the state reformatory for a SSOO motel holdup when he admitted the Gasateria filling station robbery for which the youth was charged, and four other robberies. Both Larry an! his brother. Walter Henderson, were arrested in a car near the scene of the Gaseteria holdup. Walter Henderson had been, jailed for five days after another erroneous identification. However, he was freed when the min who identified him failed to pick him out of police lineup. Police said the erroneous identi ficatioh was one of the “most astounding coincidences" they had known about for several years. .Aid In Senior Night Meeting At Portland The Adams county rural youth assisted the Jay county ratal youth with mixers and recreation at their senior night meeting at the Grange hall in Portland last night Adams county won the attendance prite

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WEDNESDAY, APRIL 6, 1955

for having the most guests In attendance. Warren O'Hara of the Indiana Farm Bureau spoke to the group on the advantages and opportunities available to rural youth members on the county, district, state, regional and national basia. Adams county members leading the recreation were: Shirley Gerke, Sally McCullough, Earl Yoder, Gloria and Roger Kdeneihan. Other members attending were: Tom Noll, Raymend Worden, Jean Ann Potts, Marllyh Kieler, Russell Wale hie, Carl Bluhm, James Schmiege, Gall Gerke, John Klpfer. Jim Lobsiger, Vernon Ratcliff, Norman Sheets and David Helmrick.

■igy ■ / -054a The Welcome Wagon Hostess., ; Will Knock on Your Door with Gifts & Greetings from Friendly Business Neighbors and Your Civic ind Social Welfare I.ecdere On the occation es: The Birth of a Baby Sixteenth Birthdays EngagementAnnouncementS Change of residence Arrival* of Newcomers to City Phone 3-3196 or 3-3479