Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 March 1949 — Page 8
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‘ Problem to Officer <= 7. By GEORGE RYDER lutors to dealers. Marion County's sheriff is hand-| cuffed | invisible shackles around the wrists of ‘Sheriff James F. Cun-| ningham are a lack of ond hl and a lack of equipmen ! The sheriff department's roster lists 60 men: + Of these. half a dozen must be stationed at the Jeourthouse. Only one of the remainder is an investigator, At least ‘20 more men are neaded” and a larger number would be welcomed in the face of | an increasing crime problem, ac-| cr ding to the sheriff. But mere numbers will not: give the prohlem, he admits: The! Tout need ‘Is for men of skill and experience in police work. Low Salaries Hurt Here again, the salaries that| Shariff Cunvingham can offer do not antice. apable, tried men... He} can pay only $225 a month for deputies and $250 a month to i vestigators, Aside from the pay scale, there . are other factors that keep vet--eran-police.officers--from--joining the sheriff's department: | ONE: There is no financial|, pecurity. A change of adminias{ration can mean a sweeping overhaul of personnel. “TWO! There is no pension plan. THREE: There is no uniform allotment for deputies. Each must! pay the entire cost of uniforms and weapons. : Without Own Camera Sheriff Cunningham also is faced with a shocking lack of
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equipment. The sheriff's office do not have its own camera tures
that the sheriil’s investigators reauire must be taken by the State] Police or Indianapolis Police. Men and equipment’ for this basic] routine of investigation mist be by rowed. N The sheriff's ‘office does not “have equipment for gathering fingerprints. A recently resigned investigator 15 with him the’ ony kit his nsronerty, i Fingerprint sheriff's inves. timators are uv wa request —. gatheved. classified and studied by| exnerts of the Indianapolis police!
or the state police. { Fing¥rpriet Felons | EE
As a result. only felons zre fingerprinted. Those who commit r' sdemeandbs. ~and “fay in the future become TeIoWs—.are not fir~erprinted. The sheriff's office does “have rn extensive file of thumbprints - taken from each prisoner locked up. The other four digits are not orinted. . There is no file of case histories of crimes and criminals investi-| gated by the sheriff's office. But! the cellar of Marion County Jail \ Is stacked with routine reports oj runs made-scant help to an investigator, Hazard for Violent Within the jai) itself, there is no cell equipment to protect men-| tally infirm prisoners. If a prisoner becomes violent. he must be gent tn Central State Hospital, The already crowded. hospital must, in turn, send a harmle mental patient to occupy the cell in the County Jail. in order to find _bed space for the violent
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Flack to Speak oi ~~ At Convention ~~ ~~
Gene. Flack. sales counsel and director of* advertising in Sunshine Biscuits, Inc, New York! N. Y., will be among speakers addressing Hoosier jobbers at a {two-day spring convention of the Indiana Independent Petroleula Association Thursday and ay Friday in Hotel Severin, FEOF MEIN addressing the marketers are
Harold B. Fell executive vice nioesident of Independent Petro. 1 “ETE evry Assnclation a : 7 of America. Tul- Mr. Flack os 8a, Okla ind 1. Howard Mar all, president of Ashland Oil & efining Co., Ashland, Ky Thursday Fred Arnold, assistant chief engineer of Cadillac Motor Division, General Motors Corp., De-
troit, Mich, and Mr. Flack will speak on Friday BUDAPEST REDS PURGED | BUDAPEST, Mar. 5 (UP) Vice Premier Matyas Rakosi an-| nounced today that 170,000 members of the Communist Workers Party had been purged recently. | |
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