Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 January 1947 — Page 5

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Policy. Group To Study Measure

The Indianh State Teachers association bill to raise teachers’ salfirles in the state was introduced In the senate this morning. The measure is sponsored by Ben H. Watt, state superintendent of public instruction-elect and Robert H, Wyatt, executive secretary of the association,

The bill - advances the present minimum teachers pay from $1200 for teachers with two years college training in an eight months school, to $2000 for teachers with two years training in a nine months school. Salaries of teachers in the latter category teaching in eight months schools would be figured at eightninths of ‘the new minimum, or ‘approximately - $1778.

Kerr Introduces Bill

The new measure also sets a minimum of $2400 for teachers in nine month schools who have had four years of college training, and $2200 for teachers with three years training. Senator Paul W. Kerr (R. Elkhart), a member. of the Republican policy committee, introduced the bill, Present, laws provide that the state will pay at least 80 per cent of the minimum pay of teachers | and that the state board of finance may order this increased to 100 per cent. The board has authorized the 100 per cent payment of minimums for 1947 at a cost of $29,000,000 to the state. State Would Pay 100 Per Cent A change in the new law would require the state to pay 100 per cent of the minimum and would authorize the state board of finance to reduce this payment to as low as 80 per cent. A 100 per cent payment of minimums under the new law would cost the state $55 million annually, Members of the Republican policy committee were given a. preview of the bill yesterday by Mr. Watt and Mr. Wyatt and it was referred to a subcommittee for consideration. When he introduced the bill Sen-

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ator Kerr acknowledged that it had | not yet been passed by the policy committee but he added that | “something has to be done for these! teachers™ will discuss t Watt and Mr. Wyatt this afternoon.

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| serving 17 years of a life sentence.

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CAPTURED GUNMAN-—Shackled and flanked by state troopers armed with shotguns; Frank Badgely, suspect in the slaying of

two Hammond policemen, was capturdd.

Hammond to Get

Calumet Officers’ Expected Today

Frank Badgely, paroled life termer captured here in connection with | the slaying of two Hammond policemen may be claimed by Hammond police today. State police who have been holding the 49-year-old ex-convict since | his capture yesterday said they planned to release him to Ham-| {mond officers today. He faces further questioning and possible indictment as one of the

The pelicy subcommittee | tW0 gunmen who killed Policemen He measure with Mr. +John Gerka and Donald B. Cook

Jan. 11 when a trio of Hammond policemen stopped a stolen car. Officer Views Suspect The third Hammond officer, Ru- | dolph Mamala, was left uncon- | scious by the two gunmen, after they had killed Patrolman Gerka and fatally wounded Patrolman Cook. b Patrolman Mamala has viewed suspect and said that he “couldn't say for sure” ‘it was one of the men who opened fire on his two buddies. Badgely has maintained a steady

In addition to the possible murder charges, he faces return to state prison as a parole, violator. Paroled in 1944

He was paroled in 1944 after Badgely, whose police record began when he was 12 years old, also! is wanted by Little Rock, Ark. po-| lice in connection with a kidnaping. His life sentence was meted out by a Miami county judge after he was convicted of roveerY 4 of the Amboy State bank. Police still are ie for the second gunman, said to be the trigger man. Badgely was traced here after an intensive investigation of laundry and clothing abandonéd at the murder scene, and tracing a stolen gun to him.

By Two Firms Here

Two burglaries were reported to police today. Morris Myers, R. R. 12, Box 29, said he found a window glass broken and the interior ransacked when he arrived for work at a filling station, 850 S. Keystone ave. outboard motor valued at $87 was missing, he told-police. R. F. Glick, 3560 Salem st. a partner of the Automobile Supply Co., 527 N. Capitol ave., said burglars entered the firm offices by breaking a window. A safe was ransacked, but nothing of value was taken, he told police. Stamps and | $10 in cash were taken from a cash drawer.

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Fiore State Rent Control

Leahy Says Bill. Is His Own Idea

By RICHARD BERRY Rent control became an issue in the state legislature today with 4introduction of a measure to set up

eral controls are removed.

The measure was introduced b¥ Rep. Tom Leahy (R. South Bend), who pointed out it was strictly his own idea and not connected with a similar idea under consideration by the state administration. Mr. Leahy's bill would automatically set up a state rent control agency the moment federal controls are dropped. It would be placed under a commissioner who could receive up to $6000 a year. Would Control Hotel Rents

A unique feature of the bill would be the return of control on hotels and transient dwellings, which already have been freed of federal regulation, The bill places a ceiling of 10 per cent on rent increases over levels of Jan. 1 this year. Governor Gates indicated his own rent control proposal was being studied by the attorney. general's

seek only enabling legislation to be used as an emergency block to runaway rent increases. The Leahy bill, on the other hand, would make establishment of a state rent control office mandatory in event of federal release of contrals. Local Option Referndum

Rep. Robert A. Hoover (R. Goshen) introduced =a measure which would put the controversial local option question to a statewide vote in 1948. Mr. Hoover's biil would provide a referendum on whether or not the 1949 general assembly should enact local option legislation. The bill was introduced, Mr. Hoover said, in an effort to clear some of the controversy. He expressed hope it would enable the legislature to know the sentimeht of the public through the referendum without actually placing a

Another measure expected to be introduced soon by Rep. George Henley, Rouse majority leader, will be designed to revamp the ¥“antiquated” state fair board. According to a Republican spokesman, the new bill is designed to prevent members from perpetuating themselves on ‘the board. It also will give all phases of agriculture a better chance for representation on the board. Under the measure, one member

2 Narrowly Escape Gas Fume Death

Awakened early today by the

June Brooks; 1228 Birdsall pkwy., got out|‘¢'ms. Membership on. the board

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of bed to investigate.

She fell to the floor after taking a few steps. This awakened her Staggering

husband, Elmer Brooks. from the effects of the fumes, Mr. Brooks picked up his wife and carried her out.into the yard where] both of them fell exhausted.

Their cries for help brought po-|Consecutive years. lice officers who revived them-with| A Program to alleviate future The gas is believed to|Surplus of agricultural have escaped from a water heater,| Would be set up under a second ad-

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Parents, Children

'Are Basketball Rivals

Fathers and mothers of the boys and girls basketball teams of Northeast center have organized teams | and will play at 5:30 p. m. Sunday afternoons at the center. The first game, last Sunday, was won by the fathers, 8 to 4. Louise M. Schulmeyeér, district supervisor for the city parks department, is referee. Team members are Mr. and Mrs. Don Patrick, Mr. and Mrs, James Lazo, Mr. and Mrs. Francis Winnings, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Downey, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Cox, Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Caylor and Mr. and Mrs. Sam Keith. Mrs, Waneda Cline is supervisor of the center,

would be elected to the board from each congressional district with five members at large appointed by the governor, Three ex-officio members would not be affected. Would Limit Term

Half of the total members would be elected each year to two year

would be limited to four consecutive terms, but after a two-year inter[val a member could be elected for [four more terms. Under the present setup, 13 mem(bers are elected from the districts, with three at-large members. One {member of the board has served 30

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House Gets Liquor Bill Today

Governog’ Gates’ liquor reform bill was ssed in the lap of the legislature today. It was introduced by Rep. Jess Andrew (R. West Point) and embodies 10 major points, some of them new, others amendments to present law. Highlights of would be: ONE: Waiters and waitresses would be licensed. TWO: No wholesaler's permit 2

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Ohio Mother Reports Son, 5, Kidnaped

-JRONTON, O, Jan. 29 (U. P.)~— Mrs. Eugene Hillman reported to police here today that her 5-year-old son, Lee, had been kidnaped by two men in a car with an Indiana license. ? The mother told authorities that the boy’s father, George M. Campbell, resides in Muncie, Ind. Mrs. Hillman came here with her present husband six months ago.

would be issued to any public oficial or employee. ' THREE: Wholesalers applying for a permit would be required to file a list of all persons interested in the transaction. FOUR: Wholesalers denied permits on political grounds might appeal to the courts, FIVE: Permits to sell liquor by the drink would not 'e issued in residential districts. SIX: Old laws no longer needed would be repealed. SEVEN: Proposed policy three-way permits is outlined. EIGHT: It would be unlawful to intimidate a permitee or force him to handle or not handle any specified brand of alcoholic beverage. NINE: A fee would be levied for transfer of license. TEN: Requirement of bond with applications for dealer permits would be eliminated.

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Stockholders Sue 2 Firm Directors

civil suit alleging fraud.

The local defendants are Robert R. Young, 6023 Evanston ave.; Marc J. Wolf, 729 E. 57th st., and Albert R. Blocker, 4562 N. Delaware st. Mr. Young is secretary and the others are directors of three , Fiftyler, Inc, Montgomery Theater Corp, and Y. and W. Management Corp. The Gary defendant is Verner U. Young, president of the firms, The suit filed yesterday asks damages totaling $200,000. It charges that a Gary building owned by Fiftyler, Inc., was leased to Montgomery eater Corp. and later used by{Y. and W. Management Corp. This was possible through an interlocking directorate, the suit alleges, and resulted in an annual rental rate $20,000 less than a “just rate.” Filing the suit were Charles F. Wooley, Charles C. Wooley and Edna G. Ward, all of Long Beach, Cal, stockholders in Fiftyler, Inc. They ask appointment of a receiver for the firm. A hearing was set for March 18.

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