Indianapolis Recorder, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 March 1960 — Page 2

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Law Student Seeks GOP Nod For House Seat A 28-year-old law studejit interested in governmental reform, especially in the office of county commissioner, is seeking the Republican nomination for a seat in the House of Representatives in the Indiana General Assembly. Anthony J. Adolfi, 4327 N. Kitley, said if elected he will propose and fight for passage of legislation that will eliminate the county-commis-sioner form of government in Marion County. “The present form of county government with three commissioners is inefficient, ineffective, and a travesty on the taxpayers. Much of the commissioners’ time seems to be spent in back-bitting, haggling among themselves and buckpassing responsibility for their action,” he asserted. “I BELIEVE it would be best to have one commissioner or a countv manager instead of the terrible triumvirate system of running things. This man could be sppointed or elected. Regardless of the manner in which he is selected he should have the primary responsibility for the management of ihe county. “This would place county government in line with most government where we have single executives such as the President, the Governor, and the Mayors of our cities. “The main purpose is to make county government honest, efficient and respectable — three

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PAID IN FULL: Scott Methodist Church 2131 Martindale, joins the select group of "paid in full" contributors to the Fall Creek YMCA building fund with the paymenr of its $650 pledge in ceremonies/Sunday. With just 235 members, the congregation under the leadership of Rev. S. R. Wright has continued to forge ahead. Pictured

during the presentation at the church are Mrs. Rosie Thompson, Mrs. Minnie Tinsley, Iona Warren, Lynn Warren, Barbara Bibbs, Janice Bibbs, Rev. Wright, Joseph E. Downey, YMCA staff member; Charles Posely, Chandller Houston, who contributed $325 of the total pledge; Mrs. Pagie Morrison and Mrs. Chark'setta Hart.

qualities which this office has frequently lacked.” Other legislation that Adolfi intends to sponsor if elected arc a law prohibiting booby traps in homes, cabins, and business; a law raising the speed limit on super highways, and a law raising the standards of protection at school crossings, possibly with push-but-ton traffic signals. Adolfi, who has been with Eli Lilly and Co. for three years, is a writer in the employee communications department. He is a gradual? of the University of Illinois School of Journalism and will* graduate from Indiana University School of Law a year from June. A veteran of the Korean War he served for four years with the U. S. j Air Force as an information specialist. He is married to the former Helen Marx of Chicago. They I have three children.

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“I was afraid the police would beat me.” Armstrong has denied any knowledge of the attack. He was still being questioned Thursday afternoon. Aftey his release Erickson repudiated his confession. He claimed to have been in another part of town and said he only signed the statement when police told him he would not be released until he did. Fmt Capt Waycott said they had three witnesses who definitely placed Erickson in the the restaurant. Under lexas law “disfiguring" is a felony punishable by a twoyear prison sentence or a $2,000 fine. All has remained quiet in Houston although t has been reported there was “ense feeling" in some sections of the city and police, also fearing reprisals have maintained a constant alert. While the situation remained quiet in Texas police In Charleston, S. C., this week were searching for a gang of six Negroes who allegedly attack a white service station attendant and slashed three huge Ks on his back. The victim, Grady McMakin, 24, said the gang of youths armed with

switchblade knives beat him about the head and face with rocks and dragged him face down before they carved they Klan insigna on his back, robbed him of $40 and fled: Police said the thre Ks which coveted MclVLakin’s ntire back from j shoulders to waist required 100 *

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sily of Pittsburgh and Livingston College. A native of North Carolina, he is a member cf the NAACP and has been active with the Ohio Council of Chu'ches, serving for a number of years as chairman of the. eruncH’s community planning committee. His wife, Mrs. Carrie B. Pierce, was also active in church and community ailaivs in Columbus. A daughter, Mrs. James C. Cooke, livse in Detroit, and a son, 1st Lieut. I. Benjamin Pierce Jr P in Germany with the U S. Army Another son, William, is a sophomore at the University of Pittsburgh. The new minister’s temporary address here is 3663 N. Capitol.

Mammoth Life Reports Assets Of $10,745,000 LOUISVILLE—In a statement to stockho’ders March 8, J E. Hank- | ins, president of Mammoth Life ' insurance Company reported that the company had experienced a very successful year in 1959. Income was .93.746,000 and assets at the end of the year, $10,745,000. Robert Holloman, chairman oi the board of directors, came from Ganges, British Columbia to preside over the meeting. Re-elected io the board of directors were Mrs. Agnes Clover, Chicago; C. W. White, Detroit; J. E. Hankins and

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Officers reelected were Dr. P. O. Sweeney, vice-chairman; J. E. Hankins, president; Leonard Livngston, vice-president; Mrs. Hilda Butle - , vice-president and secretary. and L T. Duncan, vice-presi-dent and treasurer. A cash dividend of $3 per share was declared.

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