Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 March 1949 — Page 8

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Case Backlog

Rabb Overcomes Odds to Conduct

+. Businesslike Court By PHILIP F. CLIFFORD JR. Criminal Court Judge Saul I Rabb has just about gone through his “inheritance.” ; It was just two years ago this month that he opened the second division of the Marion County criminal court, at which time he became “heir” to more than 250 backlog cases that jammed the docket in the court of Judge William D. Bain.

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than his appointment as a judge, his “inheritance” and a will to get things done. He had no courtroum, $ | But want of a place in which to exercise his judicial prerogatives was of no nmiajor concern to Judge Rabb. After a bit of fas talking to the right people, the diminutive jurist found himself proud possessor of a desolatelooking room at the east end of the courthouse basement,

Fools Wiseacres

Most wiseacres told the neo-| phyte judge it would be more than | 90 days before he could begin] operations. The judge, however, had-different ideas, { “I'll he ready to go to work in two weeks,” he told the kibitzers. Thirteen days later, with make- | shift equipment, $18.75 worth of| office supplies and three dozen| funeral parlor folding chairs,| Judge Rabb was open for busi- | Ness, { In the two years that followed, Judge Rabb disposed of more | than 1500 felony cases. His rec-| ord for speed, accuracy and fair-| ness in handling matters that] come before him, has caused a mild flurry of envy among other judges, and most lawyers, Dislikes ‘Stallers’ ! Judge Rabb has a keen dislike] for lawyers and deputy prosecutors who try to “stall” for time. “Running this court is a business,” he observes, He has incurred the displeasure of some attorneys and politicians. But this doesn’t seem to bother! him, | Since I have allenated myself with Marion County politicians and ward heelers,” Judge Rabb declared, “it would seem foolish to look to those quarters for help in case I choose to again run for office, It follows, therefore, that I'll have to depend upon my. record during this term.”

Dugan Will Talk To Round Table

The Rt. Rev. Msgr. Henry F.|

Dugan, chancellor of the Indian- ;

apolis archiocese, will address the Indianapolis Round Table of Christians and Jews at noon Thursday in Central YMCA. j Subject of the address will be “Angles of a Round Table.” It| is one of a series of similar luncheon talks to Round Table,

A Sadie Hawkins Day parade will be a feature of Broad

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Variety in the show will be offered in the Dutch Dance presented by Louis Mavis and Ruth Hubbard. The dance is a scene | be held by the| in the act, "Faraway Places."

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Round Tabiey»ificers are the Rev. Dallas L Browning, chair man; Jack B. Kammins Patrick F. Fisher, co-chairmen William P. Flynn, treasurer, and the Rev. Howard Baumgartel secretary, |

Mortgages Declared

Better as Investments

CHICAGO, Mar. 19 (UP) Mortgages are becoming better investments than corporate bonds the Mortgage Bankers Associa tion of America reported today Investing institutions have ample money available now to make mortgages but there is a trend to tighten the credit restrictions, the association reported Sixty per cent of the insurance companies in the association's survey said that corporate bonds no longer offer more attractive yields than mortgages and most of them would like to make more mortgages, thé study showed.

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Hadassah Luncheon Gilbert Forbes, WFBM news caster, will address the Indianap olis chapter of Hadassah at a dessert luncheon Wednesday “in Kirschbaum Community Center. | He will speak on “The News editor and Commentator for WFBM.”" Mrs. Louis Sereinsky will give the opening praver and Mrs. Harry Cohen will lead clos ing prayer { NAMED CHAIRMAN . Dr._Robert Ledig, Indianapolis, will be general chairman at the|

midsummer convention of the In-| | Association]

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Shmoos and square dancers will trip the light fantastic in the annual show presented by Broad Ripple students. Left to right are Betty Lee McCloud, Robert Sowerine, Helen Middleton, Donald Rice, Lueva Bounsall, William Dueslar and Mary Ann Finch. Members of all classes in the school will take part in the production. Each act of the all-schcsl vaudeville was written by members of the student body. ’ '

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