Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 February 1948 — Page 5

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Upholds Action By Auditor

Turns Down . Petition By 5 State Officials

State Auditor A. V. Burch to-| day won the first round of his year-old legal fight’ against” pay ing the salaries of five state oa cials on the ground that they are also : Betting paid as state legs-.

lato Special Judge Floyd Burns up-

Henry, ‘burned today at the foot of held Auditor Burch’s refusal |

pay the salaries in a ruling in Circuit Court here. | He denied the petition filed by | the five state officials who had! asked the court to order Auditor!

Af Burch to approve the salary) [vouchers wihch have been held up

since last March. Pays Amounts to $24,145 The unpaid back salaries now amount to 2414 for all five offictals. -

The officials who brought he petition are State Rep. Glenn Slenker who is also public counsellor with the. Public Service Commission, State Sen. Clyde R. Black who is also secretary of the Flood Control Commission, Rep. Charles Miser who is a highway |engineer, Rep. Beecher Conrad, a state barber inspector, and Rep. Elmer Weller, director of the PSC motor vehicle division. Based on Constitution Judge Burns said his ruling against payment of the officials’ salaries was based upon his interpretation of the state constitu tion. He sald the constitution

prohibits anyone from holding two

paying jobs in the state government. The decision overruled an opinion issued more than a year ago by Attorney General Cleon Foust who held that the five legislators could legally hold state appointive jobs. Frederick Schortemeler, attorney for the officials, said he will appeal the decision to the Indiana. Supreme. Court.

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SEES. PLANT LIFE—Dr. Gerald P. Kuiper, 42, director of McDonald Observatory af Mt,

Locke, Tex... reported tentative evidence of life’ on Mars, but cautioned it may be only the | lowest form of vegetation. He said that observations made | ‘with. a_war.developed infra-red spectograph indicated that plant | life does exist.

Senate to. Debate Rent Curbs Today

Stop-Gap Measure Believed Likely

WASHINGTON, Feb. 20 (UP) ~The long-range rent control bill came up for Senate debate today. But most congressional leaders agreed that the immediate solution would be.a 30-day emergency extension of present controls, due to expire In nine days. Although the Senate hopes to pass a regular rent bill sometime next week, the leadership appeared resigned to the fact that the wait-and-see attitude of the

measure necessary. Left Little Choice The House is expected to vote Tuesday to extend present controls for 30 days. And the Senate will have little choice except to go along. As it goes to the floor, the Senate rent bill would authorize controls until April 30, 1949, but instruct the housing expediter to decontrol any areas where cellings appear unnecessary. Ceilings would be lifted from rented rooms in private homes

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have to run through Dec. 31, 1949. |

Sex Crime Authorities Of State to Meet Here

Top Hoosfer authorities in fields relating to the fight against sex crimes will meet in Indianapolis early next month. Attorney General Cleon Foust lis preparing to invite more than {40 experts in psychology, medicinie, psychiatry, law and law! enforcement to the conference) which will be a preliminary to drafting legislation. The experts will hear a report from state officials on action taken by other states on the sex crime problem. They then will be asked to participate with one

preparation ‘of new) laws to ‘treat and control sex| offenders.

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up| ergetically and fearlessly. (Some of those tumbles, even when planned for, could sting a bit.) The circus deal — elaborate,

Following that was the “TeenAge Court,” representing the In-| spectacular and funny, closed the dianapolis Teen Canteens and first act.

headed by Nadine Schneider, of Hornet's Hut, as queen, and Larry | Albean, of Melody Manor, as king. | An excellent “Dancing 'In the| contrived two-sided costumes, folDark” routine by Doris Hurt and| owed by “Adagio,” a perilous Norman Wilkes was followed bY | ooking acrobatic act expertly Paul Van Voorhees’ skillful solo in “Sophisticated Rhythm.” | Wesley Reedy. Specialties by Mr. Mr. and Mrs. N. Taylor Todd | Glossbrenner and Miss Bond, and drew enthusiastic applause for “Funny Business,” a mop-and-their Gay 90's number, “Up in|bucket, Freddie Trenkler style Central Park,” as did Betsy Todd | comic number excellently done by for “Legato in Jazz." | Mary McClean and Karl KornaList Other Soloists fel, led up po Doll Coppelia,” | featuring thia Hanson, who aha oloists BA 1 ana has progressed remarkably in | technique since her last year's {John Glossbrenner, both cham- appearance in the show. te ef nes ant Other solo numbers. in Act 11 {Janet Burkhead, Joan Meyers, | were “A Cute Little Trick, "by evTo . | Miss Repcheff, and “Katherina as Toad and, umes Chey lot the Ballerina,” a first-rate bur. in Ars " lend, who made with the hand ®*que by Mr. Cook. | gestures like the great Sonja her-{ {self in “Tempo in Tango,” and {Rex Cook (also featured in Act

Clever Ensemble | Act II opened with “Illusion,”

“Let's Dance,” which brought | forth all the skating dance-

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project is cted. It WHI be Ihe Job.af the CHY Works Board to construct

Sanitation Board members yes terday asked for more time to consider the Projet because of lack of time to taking office last month.

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That's not forgetting Nancy { Woods, whose appearance in this year's show as well as last year's is a miraculous example of what proper treatment may do for an infantile paralysis victim, For her wonderful recovery from the dread illness as well as for her beautiful performance on the ice, Miss Woods deserves top billing in the show. Some of the best stuff in Act I was in the circus routine, which brought down the house. It wasn't merely the fun of seeing elephants, bears, monkeys, horses and other fake animals on skates.

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