Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 December 1948 — Page 4

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and printing firm executive, “the man who almost became State Police superintendent,” settled back into business routine toaay. Through no fault of his own—unless you can blame him for not being acquainted with an obscure section of a. 1945 state law--he last week became victim of an unprecedented mistake in state political history. t was Mr. Campbell whom Governor-elect Bchricker named as his police superintendent on Thursday, only to find on Friday that qualifica« tions for the office, set up by the 1945 State’ Police Act, did not fit Mr. Campbell, Mr. Schricker apologized profuse it an “honest mistake.” He then nt to the selection. of another superintendent. Actually an attorney friend had put the governor-elect on the spot.

taw Was Overlooked MR "SCHRICKER had asked the lawyer to bring him up to date on state statutes affecting § the office, The only. comment on the state police superintendent appointmient which the attorney gave Mr. Schricker was tp the effect that the 3 superintendent could be’ relieved from his post at the will .of -the governor There was no comment on the 1945 requirement that the appointee “shall have servéd at least five years as a police executive, or have had five years experience in the management of military, semii-military or police bodies of men,” Mr, Campbell served approximately two years fn the army during World War I during which time he had spent nearly a year overseas as an Infantry sergeant in the 84th division. That was all his military experience and it ‘wasn’t enough. Surprised, ,to- say the least, Mr Campbell declared, “I blame no one. I know the governor made an honest mistake.”

and called

Arthur Campbell .. . Almost a policéman.

Terre Haute for a short time. to French Lick and for two years taught a nearby one-room school.

He then returned

Ball State Graduate

HE JOINED the infantry during World War I| Actually, Mr, Campbell admitted: when he and after he was mustered out of service returned | was appointed he knew nothing about police work. to school at Ball State Teachers Collége wheve! He was a school administrator and printing firm he obtained his bachelor of arts degree. executive, But the governor-elect wanted him After graduation he began in earnest his anyway. career of education. His first position was prinHowever, the state’s operation are not at all cipal of French Lick High School which he held unfamiliar to Mr. Campbell. Governor Schricker, for four years. From there he went to Franklin! during his first term appointed Mr, Campbell a High School as principal and after two years bemengber of the State Personnel Board, Governor came superintendent of the Franklin schools. Gates retained him Jn the non-salaried position and Mr. Campbeil is now senior member of that py the Anderson school board for the position of body which handles personnel matters of all superintendent there, state Institutions, state board of health, state fo; 10 yh welfare department I state, ) employment securMR

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his present position as treasurer of Bookwalter

Printing Co., 1520 N. Capitol A Mr. Campbell served as a member of the: BE Lo, p ve.

State Board of Education, during Gov. Townsends ,. administration and for the first two years of Governor Schricker’'s. He then left the field of education for the field of printing and he was switched from the education board the personnel bonrd, high school home economics teacher, .....Mr. Campbell was born In French Lick, the 0 @ son of Mr. and Mrs. Willard Campbell who still Mrs. Campbell reside at 152 W.-52d°St. “They have: resides at the family home in Orange County no children. at the ages of 87 and 80, respectively, The elder

by Anderson College.

tirement, As a youth, Mr. Campbell attended grade and high school at French Lick and after gradua- contact he has kep tion attended Indiana State Teachers College at Armstrong.)

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3 p. m. Sunday in the home.

"Bambi." BELMONT_That Lady in Ermine” and By Optometrists delivered by Mrs. Adolph Em-|

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been re-elected for 1049. The officers includé Dr. John gram. ° L. Wolff, Martinsville, president; Also included in fhe program Dr. James P. Leeds, Indianapolis, | Will be the story of the Three, vice-president; "Dr. RY A.:Major, (Kings by Marjorie Dobson, marShelbyville, secretary:treasur er, !mba nrusic by Geraldine Rich-| and Dr. W, D, Elson, H. C. Fahr-|ardson and recitations by Linda bach and R. E. Cox; Indianapolis, and -Brentg- Barton. , members of the auditing com-| .The benediction will be given |,

EMERSON “Coron ing Father Dunne.” ‘FT. SQUARE-—"Four Faces West" “Winner Take AN™

afm Back. “Montana Mike” and “Bring

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HOWARD oe Riders of Cheyenne” mittee, lof the Rew Het Seiioperie; aut" a _ Tot the “city” snd “That! The - Women’ s .auxiliary “an- (Stitutional missiona an 08-| Buds in Eimine. 9" «Riders POUNCEd the re-election of Mrs. [pital pastor of the Missour!

INCQLN—-"Deep _ Waters" - and Robert Ledig as president, Mrs. Synod, Lutheran” Church.

TRAIL "Loves of Carmen” and prank C. Otte, vice-president, and |

oRiE TAL — “Wa “ot Jericho" and| Mrs. J. R. Shreve, secretary-trea- * ph PARKER Olve My Te to Broad: {surer, all of Indianapolis. Bo in klaho . way” and * 3 ar——— | — oh: dd “"West- 0 m fol REX ismond Worsios” and “Werl- go le Driver Drowned | 20). ITZ— "Rachel and the Stranger” snd pre VI My tove ermme ane IN Freak Accident “Cry. of the City Bh Pun Ju show to-| NEW YORK, Dec. 18 (UP)—| n only: Lov “BAN —_— "and West | ‘An express truck driver drowned | ‘been arrested in Oklahoma by He jh. » . ound iwoq last night in a freak accident in: SHERI Ee Seven, Bishere” asa” “Bad. {Grand Central Railroad terminal. Federal Bureau of Investigation men ol | wa SPER! WAY — “trast A No Name" | The driver, Louis Jenkins, 49, agents, according to Harvey G.|

“Iicrashed his truck through an elevator door “and the “heavy- ve- e-IndianApolls office. of the City" and “1 8urs hicle . tumbled to fhe bottom of, The 15-year-old boy admitted |” oF Shue “last ‘chapter of} he shaft, breaking a water main. [to his captors he left Indiana Wrong Number" Mr. Jenkins was drowned as the {immediately after raping a 12- . L's “Alley the City" and “1 Sus-| water poured over the top of the year-old Hanover girl and threatrender. Dear.” plus inst chapter ot | wrecked truck. jening her with a knife on July

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LEGAL NOTICES : i OF ZONING. APPEALS LEoAL NOTICE OF PUBLIO. Tifa ‘Notice is hereby given that the PEL Have been. Sled 13-V-AB-ALBERT. 8. BANDY. 1308-18 hended..... RE PRB RUT VLC AREY use to permit the construction and 9 county 1a aston of an Job Rundluviusns pa joy tors in excess o ree BEVILLE, 3741] #mpioy = DoNalD D. DUCK, 5817

V-48—-WILLIAM “H. Keystone Avetii, lequenis HH wer.

; i : How being. ; the re require eave of Lp Zoning ore Mus ogee St.

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JA mnon of use Ae BAL, DOURSUET MALIRICe. an automobile Sarg Ww URG. Ulan: aneny omy “to permis Sat ‘Health: “Board” Staff ay obs SAAN Pipe rome-et. 31 ihe stiiing ari atthe] JH, Scruggs has joined: lowing. services at 2 p. m. today Raswor, Pine. “ein Peatdence, |p 0350-4 CASH BREWSTER, rear ifie WANT oF ther State Scant of like In. Detroit, died. Thursday, Ld e #4 611-V-48-— DP". SHOP, | BUPER of use - to permit - the temporary opera. Health as veterinary epideniolo-{in St. r RET NG Station IC requests var- tion of a woodworking shop In the ®xisi-lgigt to fill a vacancy created hy weeks-iHness. lance of ‘use to permis 3he §eecuon of "fa V 4h MRS. RUTH KIRKPATRICK, the departure of Dr. Raymond? or Building. this sign to extend in 119 Kunsas Bireet requests variance Pfgagan, who left to continue’ his Lutheran School in Indianapolis| ithin 18° of the TO ey 1 conversion of the existing double house studies and teach in Harvard an onl Hamilton Avenue, requests var. ino. & threefamly dwelling oo 1a University, =~ Co.; Detroft,” 25° jance of use and area yeaulfaments to North [Illinois Street, requests permi Dr.

the conversion “of the

fou _— house into a three-family dwell-|5 qn to operate an. open air automobn . ouble hou

sales lot and to continue use "of

A. L. Carmichael Services Monday

Albert Shephard St., machine repairman for. the Chevrolet Division of | General Motors 17 years; will be | { buried in Floral Park following | | services at. 2 p. m. Monday in| {the West Morris Street Christian |

Four years in that position and he was picked | home,

Services { Purdy, 1634 Wade St. The “almost” appointee is a Jeember of Rotary (held at 10 a. m. Monday in St. Mr. Campbell was a livestock dealer before re- Club, Scottish Rite, American Legion, the Meth-| Catherine of Sienna Catholic odist Church, and the Indiana School Men's Club. | Church, Burial will be in Con} Mr, Campbell says the last organization is &}cordia cemetery. Mrs, {long resident of Indianapolis, died! Thursday in Methodist Hospital. -|She was 49. Surviving are her husband, Wik. liam; a daughter, Miss Louise 1Purdy; hér mother, Mrs. Ida Wie-| Aged members of the Alten-igand; two sisters, Miss Alberta, {Wiegand and Mrs. Peggy Schwab, |

[Cemetery, Concordia, in Meyer % Abdon Funeral Home. | Born

Mr. Meyer attended St.

. Hoosier Profile| Clock _ MURAT Ied Paral, seviaky ARTHUR CAMPRELL, 53-year-old educator conducting Jencle 3.

civic “Brother Rat,” comedy, at 8:30.

CIRCLE “Angels With Dirty Faces, with James Cagney, Pat O'Brien, Hume

i ww! 00h 3:30 and 3: Snaridan, a

0 ost Brive ih Night,” with e Raft, rey Sheridan and nm Lupino, oh 19° 55, 4:25, 7:55 and 11:30 ESQUIRE 2 “Mine . Own Executioner,” with Burgen. M Melsdith and Kieron Moore,

“Waltz yA with Carole Rave and Risharg Tauber, at 1:45, 5:18

and tT TIANA, “Apartm For eggy,” with Jeante Crain ar and wiles: Holden,

“Night Wind, " ih Cha in Russell and Virginia Christine, at 11:18, 2:30, 5:40 and La aa

“Fighter 8 honing with Edmond fren. Bol Her 2 and John

“Million Dollar Week- Rud, "with Gene Raymond, at 11:24, a, 5:50 ‘and 9:03.

with Greer Pidgeon, at

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CH and Aline MeMahon, ot 13:3

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LYRIC “The Gallant Legion,” with WilHam Etio, and Adrian Booth, 10:2.

at 11:19, 3, 641 and “Ange! In Exile,” with John Carroll" and , Adele Mara, at 1:16, 4:57

and

L. Carmichael,

urch.

rmichael died Thursday in his! He was 60.

a sister,|

‘While at Franklin, Mr. Campbell married the (20d five grandchildren. He and Mrs.

Williom Purdy

for will be

Purdy, who was a life-|

of Indianapolis; and three

and Henry and Rob-{-Wiegand, both of Indianapolis. |

The Christmas address will be Harry O. Corbin hardt, president ‘of the home's Harry SD. Soin. v Indianapolis 32 years, will board. The Madrigal Singers of buried in the Jamestown, rt Warren Central High School, un-| cemetery following services i 1:30 m, tom in Conkl ' Hergt, ‘will provide a musical Pro-| tran Home. ow =n tonte Mr. Cumberland one year ago, died | in his home {here Friday. He was

Corbin, who moved to!

A native of Jamestown, he had, been a crossing watchman for, ithe Indianapolis ‘years. In addition to- his wife, Anne! Smith Corbin, he is survived by| several nieces and nephews. {

\Edward ‘H. Zech

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lowing services at 10 a. m. to-

A ‘Hanover youth who fled [Set in the Jordan Funeral Home. {from Indiana. last July to fvoid| Lawrenceburg, died of a heart|

Zech, who was born in|

prosecution on a rape charge has attack Wednesday in- his home.!

was 64.

“was a member-of “the -I00F!

and Christian Church in Greens-. rg.

and - three sisters,

Ind. fol

in . Indianapolis, = Mr.

“iMeyer, who had spent most of his}

Francis Hospital after a He was 57. Paul

worked for the Excello Tool «

years.

Besides his wife, Agnes; he is following. graduation from survived by a daughter, Miss Er-,

Aebker and his father,

in| Henry F. Meyer, all of Indian-!

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Ing V.48—BERNARD W MCGINTY, 479|°¥isting signs at”the front property int inary Corps in the Burma area./a member of Emmaus Lutheran Massachusetts C Avenue, feqnsly, comobile| 628.V 48 FRED WILLIAMS, JR, INC. He practiced general veterinary | Church. t . : . ine oe BIA mori Tk, Ste JIS, 7; medicine six vears at Sherman, - §14-V-48—-MRS. NANCY C. PETERS, open oi a STmeile, soles lot wryicE Tex., e Avenue, reques 62 SMITH RINTNG SERVICE Srtance”of use" 10, peril the operation ot % 16a Barth. Avenue _reque + yar. (the School of Veterinary Medicine | vine of a beaut in the front room of jance of use to permit “® \ con kinus 4 at Texas" A and M. college # ehee. operation of a job printing shop i; ' She exinting ‘reel et MESHULAM, 5526 existing garage at the rear-of the ©1936. lapolis. \ rook LEN uests variance of dence ———— io a a Bry VHS oe” the Tequesta va and op-| 630-V-48 — OMAR, INCORL ORATRS. ation of & retail business building, [1517-31 Bellefontaine Street “& 1518-52 size 40'x50’, - with accessory olf stivet Bun dy Place, requests Tie of use parking at ihe rear of the ses permit the premises to be . used for 16-V. HAR! HOPWO D, ei. 43 a ~off-street parking in <onnecKennington Street, requests variance of | tion with the nearby baking plant use area requirements to permit the| 631- v- 48-1, ROY FORD, 2118 North conversion of the existing double house | Meridian Street, requesis variance "of into a four-familly dwelling uflding line requirements to permit ihe! 617-V-48 MONARCH BUICK COM- astro tion of an addition to the front ANY ©. 1002 North Illinois Street, Of. the existing. building, this addition

: to Extend to the front proparty line | requests ‘mission to continue the operation of a Sasoline Bie Mavion |g, fee i bi a 8 Join] open automobile sales . an E } lot.

conforming use and variance of rear : ard requitements to permit ‘the 618-V-48—JAMES PAUL DRIVER, 1 [Sruction of a 18x34“ addition to the requests var-irear of the Mie “store building. th2. uirements to [rst floor of this builling t@. be used . conversion of the existing for the operation of a dry cleaning picknto living quarters at the rear up, & pressing shop and the addition to isting oe fenocs end to the rear property line — CAPLIN, 516-518 in V- 1- PETITION © WT DRAWN, Street oR variance ofl §34-V.48-- MONUMENT ENG NEERING permit the operation of a tallorico. Ne. 1626-28 Bundy Place, requests room of the existing Josl variance of use . to use of the And} to further permit the er -| premises r aeresrOry oft: treet parking, | 11 painted sign in the Facliame installation. of floodlights, thie in ‘conngction with the 2108] of

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personal attention. “beautiful tribute to § departed

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"i 8 ROGER J100-1713 Trumbull Street 635-V-48—- ROGER A. of use to permit the Ransdall Street requests varance gatversion of the axtisting aircon: | vos and front, side & rear property line or °

office & showroom air com-|reguirements to permit the Po tIRCtio B 8 rear Sunding . as as a ito be used for the fabrication of hh breezeway, and to further] A iE Bearing on sald petitions will accesso oe on Monday, December 3:30! Sokndon. Hall, will be — tun to heatd NARL

EMAN,

oP ihe’ to permit the con-iof a building, size approximately 34'x130°, in connection this metal products and operation of die]. e two Sliding to be on-|ma aking shop by » adjoining vacant lots held th ard of Zoning Appeals vi 27, 1948, — M. in Room 401 City at whieh] “place all interested persons’ the. existing [in reference to” the FH ers —- out isald petition iene avr, as BOA ARD OF ZONING A APPEALS.

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i -Beorn--in Green County, Mr.

He was a member of the West! He served in that capacity Morris Street Christian Church ars and resigned six years ago to take/and Masonic Lodge No. 669. He is survived by his wife, | Esther; a daughter, Mrs. Betty | During his years in education work he com-|Lampson, Indianapolis; two sons, | pleted his master's degree at Butler University in| Richard and Robert Carmichael, | the field of education admidistration and in 1938| | Indianapolis; a brother, Orin Car-| was granted an honorary doctor of laws degree michael, Yampa, Colo; | Mrs. Nancy Young, Indianapolis,

|brothars, William Wiegand, Pasa-|

resident of

i“ Ed FBI Holds Hanover Bt RE ge. 1051. N- Fuca

|was to be buried jn Greensburg,

“He re-| Scruggs served with the tired two years ago and returned «US Army as major in the Veter- to Indianapolis last year. He was,

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joel” oy Phelps. with chorus ON SALE—RIL, 9506 Firestone. Bldg., Uli. snd ASSON' es DEPT. heen $3, $3.60, 34.20. 3 Tax Inel. | MURAT BOX OFFICE OPEN 9:30 A.M. . 9596

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His wife, Carolyn, survives, in 8 {addition to a son, Harry E. Zech, { Indianapolis, ‘Mrs, Clyde James, Gary, ant Mrs; | Meta Warneford and Mrs. Dor- 4 [thy Free. Lawrenceburg,”

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