Indianapolis Times, Volume 46, Number 221, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 January 1935 — Page 22

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MEASURE AIMS AT REFORMS IN RECEIVER SUITS City Senators Introduce Bill to Safeguard Defendants. Receivership reform is the object of a bill introduced in the Indiana Senate today by Senator Leo X Smith (D . Indianapolis* and Senator Thomas A. Hendricks <D Indianapolis*. One of the most important features of the bill is the provision for protection of defendants in unsuccessful actions for a receivership. “It is to be remembered that when a receiver is asked for a corporation. even as an incident tc collection of a small amount, the corporation's credit is impaired.’’ Senator Smith asserts. “The filing of the receivership action immediately is reported by Dun A: Bradstreet and the credit agencies to their subscribers throughout the trade ” Under the Smith bill, defendants in unsuccessful receivership actions would be entitled to damages and attorney fees from the person or corporation asking the receivership Appointment of non-residents as receivers would be prohibited and unless good reason existed, an officer or employe of the defendant company would not be named a receiver. Another change would prevent attorneys for any party to the receivership or any other interested party, from acting as receiver. Courts not only would have the power to approve the receiver’s appointment, but also that of any accountant or other assistant. The present receivership lawfixes no compensation for receivers. The Smith bill also does not fix a scale, but provides for complete publicity for all amounts asked before there is an award. The petition for allowances would have to set out in detail services for which money is sought and any interested person could be heard in objection. Love Suit Bill Approved The House Public Morals Committee today reported favorably the bill of Rep. Roberta West Nicholson (D„ Indianapolis) banning breach of promise suits. The committee report, which included one minor amendment, was concurred in by the House. The bill would abolish civil causes of action for alienation of affections, criminal conversation, seduction and breach of promise to marry. It also prohibits identification of co-respondents in divorce and similar actions, unless ordered by the court. Mrs. Nicholson said she has received congratulations from a number of women since she introduced the bill.

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Bozo, the ceebrated mind-read-ing dog, who is now a visitor in Indianapolis, farted out on a busy store tour tocay. He will prove to the many septics that all that is claimed of him is true. Bozo has been befre Senators of the Whitehouse, ach persons as the late William Turns, noted detective: Kitziger. resident of the International Potherhood of the Magicians, an| 21 of America's leading scientits, and all have declared him W be just another freak of natun.

NEGROES lAME GROUP FOR JBRTHDAY BALL Coommittee t Arrange Roosevelt Danetfor Jan. 30. Negro citizns of Indianapolis have complete arrangements for their Presiderls birthday ball at Walker Casino an. 30. Their orgareaticn w r as formed last night at tfc Walker Coffee Pot

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If you want to see for yourself note the schedule: Bozo made his first public appearance at 11:30 today at the L. Strauss & Cos., 39 W. Washington-st. He will appear at this store tomorrow and Saturday at the same hour, also today at 3 arid 7:45 Bozo will appear at the Sears, Roebuck & Cos. store. He will be at Sears again tomorrow- at 3 and Saturday at 3 and 7:45. Also he will appear Saturday at the Fair Store, on W. Washingtonst, at 2 p. m. Bpzo’s schedule for next week will be announced later.

! and F. B. Ransom, a member of the | general executive committee on birthday balls appointed by Fred Hoke, announced these officers in l charge of arrangements for the Walker event: Mrs. Georgia Martin and Vernon L. Anderson, co-chair-men; Mrs. Ethel Elay, vice chairman; Mrs. Marie Long, secretary; Cary Jacobs, assistant secretary, and F. B. Ranson, treasurer.

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