Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 February 1948 — Page 34
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Jackson Murder rder Trial Ends in" Hung Jury
| . The second degree murder trial. Tot Eugene Li. JACKNON, $4) OF 219 ~~ oer srin rman W. North 8t., ended yesterday in a hung jury if Criminal Court, Proposed leg
Jackson is accused of fatally as- nonpartisan basis similar to that of the state police, is scheduled for ‘Liao discussion when the representa- tv —————
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partment posts, was ‘indicated thi The ¢ommittee’s bill to place
tives of the 16 conservation districts meet next month month for their regular quarterly session. | Leo T. Brown. Indianapolis attor-, (ney and president of the Marion County Conservation Club Counell, is chairman of the committee drafting the measure for the ad[visory group which represents {conservation organizations throughout the state. The measure is reported as {modeled on the law placing the state police force on a nonpolitical basis. It was discussed at an earlier meeting of the advisory committee,
May Include Others
While the committee's original move was directed toward placing the conservation officers on a nonpolitical bagis. it was Inti mated at the meeting of.the Mar: fon County Council of Conservations Clubs earlier this week that provisions of the measure might be extended to: include other) “technicians” in the department.
Sentiment for such action was expressed during the meeting out|
no formal message to the state committee on the subject was adopted. He It was indicated that the effort to eliminate partisan politics in the selection of conservation officers and to eliminate turnover of the staff following changes in administration should include members of other divisions of the department whose duties require technical training.
Urge Co-operation Representatives of the 10 Marfon county conservation chibs, meeting this week, adopted a resolution calling upon the State | Conservation Advisory Commit-| |tee to extend ‘full co-operation’
between the state committée and be
{its district and county organizations with the conservation committee of the Indiana Deparment American Legion, the Izaak W ton League, and Can Wa United of Indiana, Inc. Adopted by unanimous action; the resolution will be carried to the March meeting of the advisory committee by the local district representative and its adoption moved.
will Watch Outcome
|" Fate of the resolution before the advisory committee will he; watched with interest as an indi-| cation of whether conservationists will ‘be united in backing up their proposals for natural resource - legislation when the Gen-| eral Assembly convenes next January. Essentially the resolution applies to Conservation United since the president of the state Izaak Walton League and the conservation officer of the state department of the Legion have been honorary members of the! advisory committee for several years.
List 8000 Members
Conservation United has a membership of 8000 at the present time -and:-is expanding stead-
retary, told members of the Marfon County Conservation Council.
in the southern part are now be-| ing contacted. The organization lists a five-
servation by conserving the nat-| ural resources of the state of Inv} (diana, including its soil, minerals, | forests, waters, and wildlife; 2
tivities of all organizations, inso(far as those activities pertain to conservation; 3-—Encourage an educational program designed to inform the people of Indiana of |the importance of conservation: [4 ~8upport and sponsor legisla{tion constructive to’ conservation and oppose legislation detrimental thereto; 5--Co-operate with the Indiana Conservation Department as well as all other organizations interested in the welfare of conservation, in maintaining a definite and constructive conser{vation program.
Club Directory Issued
1 An attractive directory of Mar{fon county conservation clubs, listing their officers, meeting places and dates, together with the officers of the county conser-
vation council, has been issued
| Compton, secrétary-treasurer of the county council. Listed are: Bell Conservation Club, Inc, Capitol City Gun Club, Inc., Crooked Creek Conservation |& Gun Club, Inc. Indianapolis Casting Club, Inc., Indianapolis
Hunting and Fishing Club, Inc.
THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES
Conservation Board May Broaden Drive on Politics i in Office
To Include Technicians in Other Departments
~By MARC WAGGENER... ot Poisinitity that the State Conservation Advisory ‘Committee's islation to take the conservation officers out of politics might be expanded to include technicians in other conservation de-
ily, Wilson Dailey, executive sec-|
Chief organization efforts to date {have been in the northern half) of the state but interested groups!
{point program: 1--Advance con-|
Combine and co-ordinate the ac-!|
{through the Sigores of Carl Lee.
to Expand Proposed Bill
s week. 3 the conservation officer staff on a
| Marion ‘County Izaak Walton|
League, Marion County Fish and {Game Association, Marion Coun4 Pointer and Setter Club, R. C. A: Conservation and the
Speedway Conservation Club, Fear for Coot
Waterfowl hunters in some southern states are reported by Wildlife Management Institute as being alarmed by the inroads being made on the coot population.
Not highly regarded as a food
species (many Hoosier nimrods| « do not even waste shells on hem),
coot have become a substitute for _.
the scarce ducks hunting areas. A check: of the legal kill along the causeway of the Mobile Delta revealed that during the past sea-
in southern
son approximately. 43,000 coat .. |.
were bagged to 5000 ducks. Hunters in that area are reported as favoring reduction in the present bag limit of 25 coot per day during the open season. |
Plan Water Holes 1
Field trial enthusiasts will welcome announcement by the Conservation Department that a series of waterholes are to be con-| structed at Versailles state park, some of them in the area which is used for holding of field dog trials. Basins to catch and re-| tain surface water will be located’ near plantings which provide both food and cover for birds and other wildlife in the park. Such action was ‘discussed at the recent annual meeting of the {Indiana Field Trial Association; as a means of creating more fa-| vorable conditions for birds in| the area, particularly during dry seasons.
Wildlife Week Set Wildlife Restoration Week will observed in Indiana and throughout the nation March 21-|
127 as a time for centering public!
attention on ‘the remaining nat“ural resources, the programs for wise use and restoration of these! resources, and the need for great-! er public participation in these programs. The annual observance is sponsored by the National Wildlife Federation and was first proclaimed by the late President Roosevelt in 1938. Prior to that time Conservation Week had been observed in a similar manner by Indiana and a number of {other states.
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