Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 April 1943 — Page 2

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Nine schools will participate in : : “ : ; _ SN ‘Wayne township's “Victory” band . hha : W A <4 : - 0 1 He ON _ Investigations Begun Before idle . DA | ‘The contest, which will begin at 7 oc othe OF Sr ; C x ; | asta . m;, will be held at the Ben Davis Long Delay Will Be MAKE YOUR Resumed. FURNITURE

‘high school auditorium and will feature the Wayne township band

in baton twirling, solo and ensemble numbers. ie Schools which will take part will be Ben Davis, Bridgeport, Clermont,

Grand jury investigations in Marfon county, interrupted for more than a month by the dismissal of one jury and the resignation of one

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Drexel Garden, Flackville, Fleming Garden, Garden City, Mars Hill and Maywood. Robert Schultz, Butler university band director, will judge

member of the second panel, were to be resumed today. Investigation of contracts for county supplies let by county commissioners during the last two years ; : ; had been under way for six weeks - The Silver Star review 15, Wom- The last living descendant of Thomas Jefferson bearing the Jeffer- when the original January jury was en's Benefit association, Will meet| son name is Edwin Randolph Jefferson, great grandnephew, a Chicago fired” by Judge W. D. Bain of at 8 p. m. Thursday in Castle Hall.| salesman. He’s been invited to attend the-dedication of the Jefferson criminal court. Mrs. Lucille Johnson will preside. | memor The dismissal followed disclosure

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that the foreman of the jury -had received a county contract himself € while he and other jurors were probing contracts. A second jury was selected three weeks ago but after it had been in session only two days, one mem- | ber resigned and this delayed deliberations until today. Prosecutor Sherwood Blue said the jury will have to spend the next two weeks handling routine cases of persons now in jail awaiting jury action before investigations can be resumed on the county contracts. Inquiry into contracts was started last January when the state health board revealed that “watered” milk E had been sold to Sunnyside sani- =| tarium, the county's tuberculosis hospital. Later the office of price administration disclosed that inferior meat was sold to the institu- £ | tion under a county contract. , =| The investigations then branched E out to include the Julietta infirmary S| building project which had been under construction for five years at = a -cost of nearly $500,000, compared E [to the original estimates of $263,000.

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