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for “voluntary arbitra-

a three-member Indiana Labor i which would

‘utility labor disputes.

‘ties would be board. The board would have 15/

= “tlement. for Conciliators

to appoint conciliators who would ‘ment in 30

: t the end of the period, If nolor i ployees could go on strike. F "Republicans and a handful of © Democrats voted for ‘

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Relations Board Indiana's Senate today received serve asa fact-finding group inthe bill for an Indianapolis parkLabor: ing authority plan which passed management differences In utili- the House yesterday by a vote of submitted ‘to the 80 to 0, The in which to attempt a set- five-member parking authority, The Mayor would name two of Provides the commissioners, the City Cotin« If efforts ‘of the board failed, cil’ two and the the Governor would be required judge one. Commissioners attempt to bring about a settle powered to buy up land for parkjing lots and garages using the If efforts at conciliation failedright of eminent domain in the’ would have an ad-icondemnation of property.

However, diibited during the . 55-day period. encourage. private capital to lease settlement had been reached, em-ithe city. The bill would clear the Way for issuance of revénue bonds to finance the project. Off-street parking garages are sought: to eliminate downtown!

: On State Licenses

. tendent of conservation. offices, servation, today warned persons) fox hunts without possessing the full Hecessary bunting license at they are subject to prosecution. “ers from Ohio have entered fox!

drives near the Indiana-Ohio line,”

licenses were not necessary and were not being checked.

zen should know that. And that

i ok ‘extends the time fOr|than even chance of living, [filing objections to annexation to major|30 days, was a direct<victory for to-|the real-estate lobby

The proposal was interpreted Walter Vermillion, / Anderson (cover the boy's burns, and be-|cillin,

measure would create a

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would be em-};

Encourages- Capital | the measure would

the land acquired by

An earlier Nan Toe for

to be issued for the projects ‘not be salable:

x Hunters Warned

Millard L. Davis, superin-

Department of Con-| have been. participating in|

“We have learned that hunt.

he sald, “acting upon inried to have

“This is out. Every .good citi-|]

ther,

When the boy ran screaming into the house, his father, Everett Rector, 35, grabbed a bedspread, ste smothered the flames, and rushed him to Casualty Hospital in a cab. Physicians found the boy's body , {seared from ankles to

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