Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 May 1949 — Page 5

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PAY MAY 28, 1949

Inside Indianapolis

Double Western

" Hoosier Profile

SUMMER HAD COME to Casablanca, French Megoces, Ths War In Norm Africa now

history. Gen. Rommel and his Nazis had been booted terranean.

But to a “state side newspaperman doing a

stint for the Army's G-2 section

seaport city, the sight of a lanky Naval officer sitting at a sidewalk cafe Enently studying a copy of the feeling of normalcy

It was an odd sight indeed, in those hectic days of August 1943, to find Marion County’s Scott Ging, nattily attired in 2 Navy officer's uniform, keeping up with the “latest” legal developments concerning Hoosierland.

Burns’ Indiana statutes, gave way to incongruity,

A Little Reluctant to Talk

TRUE TO A Hoosier's native

wary of strangers, plus the fact that the city was virtually crawling with spies, Mr. Ging showed more than reluctance to talk in that cafe on the

Boulevard de la Gare.

It was not until six years later that the reporter was able to learn why Mr. Ging was more interested in his law books than the strange and multicolored sights that passed around him back in

French Morocco. Today Scott Ging is Marion Co He is also a member of the law Ging and Graber.

He is one attorney who had to “arrive the hard

way.”

Mr. Ging was born on Indianapolis’ South Side.

When still in the toddling stage he

Scott Ging al Bach, Beethoven, Brahms nd Burns Indiana Statutes.

Neighborhood Theaters

Beit factory. The

small. After a couple of years he saved enough money to make a down payment on a law course in.the old Benjamin Harrison Law School. He continued working at Link Belt, went to school at might and did his studying in the wee . hours. To augument his aernings, the aspiring law student worked all day on Saturday in an Irvington chain grocery, He was paid $2 for a 14-hour

instinct to be

unty’s attorney.

firm of Garvin, southern France.

He was

of law. moved with his

for the theater.

attorney.

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CINEMA “Time of Your Life” and “Fun!”

a Weekend,” BRC INET “Let's Live a Little” and “The

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Allen Grand Jury Raps Home Head

FT. WAYNE, May 28 (UP)—A grand jury said today that 29 people may have died in the Allen County old people’s home because “the services of a practical farmer

|New Training Program Letters were being mailed today to 116,000 air reservists in the 10th Air Force area announcing plans for a new five-part training program. The program will allow air reservists to engage In ‘training

are not adequate” to run it. The grand jury which in-

vestigated the wave of deaths in| 34 days praised Dr. Noah Zehr,

infirmary physician, and |demanded the ouster of Supt. Enlow Disler and his wife. It condemned picking men for Mr, Disler's job through “politics.” It reported that food conditions were “bad” jin the home, substantiating Dr. Zehr's critl criticisms.

Muncie Bar OK’s Hanley for U. S. Post

Times State Service

{homes or to enroll in courses at {the USAF extension school, Ft. Harrison,

John Calvert as “The Falcon

MUNCIE, May 28-—City Attorney Marshall Hanley has been indorsed by the Muncie Bar Association for appointment as U. 8. District Attorney for. the Southern Indiana District. The post is soon to be vacated!

by B, Howard Caughran, Indian-|

apolis, who has announced he | will not seek reappointment. Mr. Hanley, a graduate of Indiana University, also has re-

| ceived the indorsement of the In-| diana Young Democrats’ execu-

tive committee jof which he In president.

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parents to Irvington where he attended School 57. In 1928 he was graduated from Arsenal Technical

Money in those days, something with which the Ging menage was not gbundantly blessed. Even then when he played sandiot baseball, Mr. Ging had a burning ambition to become a lawyer. in this African And as he puts it, since ‘the wherewithall was

unavailable, a guy had to do something about i%."” He took a job as a common laborer in the Link

day. In 1936 he received his law degree from Indiana . University Law School. The following year he was oo Reynolds as Late awarded the degree of juris doctor. For the next| Seaver Emmett ynn five years he taught law at his alma mater. Ride, Ryder, Ride!" western In 1942, Mr. Ging laid aside the law books and| thriller, are on a double bill accepted a commission in the Navy. Among his! with "Death V Gunfighter,”

assignments as a Naval officer, he Served for a time as communications officer aboard the U.8.8. “Bibb.” He was aboard the “Bibb” when she pulled into Casablanca to make ready for the invasion of

1945. The following day he resumed the practice Former Judge Garvin, senior member of the

firm, has only the highest praise and fatherly pride “Ms_ and rn a for the, “middle man” of his legal family. = eda si 5 Ten To: RE 25 “Scott is one of the finest younges - “Streets San Frans wit ana’s legal profession”, the judge will tell you. “I ERT tt ad, Mae Cia

predict a fine, colorful future for him.” Something of a Paradox

SCOTT GING is somewhat of a paradox. a Polt, —. eS 35 Some men have a hobby like collecting stamps - oF Veer Tot Mr Co hae Tuo mobbiss 10 Russul” sta “Steriioe Harden. ab which he is intensly interested. And they are ex- n> - 6: i a and 10. mw tremes. Rolind Winters at 1110 2a § Give him a knotty legal problem to solve and 8:50. KEITH'S he'll disappear into the firm's library, burn the “Mother Freshman” with midnight oil if necessary, until he has found the Joretrs, une and Van Johnson, answer to fit the pattern, “Search for Danger,” with John On the other hand, advise him that the Indi- Palvert oi, Albert Dekker, at 11. anapolis symphony is due for a performance at the ; Loew . Murat, and he'll drop everything to make tracks “The Barkieys of Broadw th

He lives quietly in & modest home at 139 8. Emerson Ave. with his wife, Sally. The living room, Mrs. Ging declares is literally crammed with Bach, Beethoven, Brahms and Burns Indiana Statutes. Mr. Ging is keenly interested in Republican ebm politics, and is apt to shrug in a non-committal fashion when mention is made of his recent “dethronement” as chairman of the 18th ward. He marks it off as the “vagaries of politics.” He smiles when someone suggests that he might one day be the GOP choice for prosecuting Of Dance Season -

“Indianapolis has a lot of lawyers”, Mr. Ging > declares, “bit my ambition is to be a good one.”—| 1015-40 dance season with the en (By. Philip F. Clifford Jr.)

Local Naval Reservists End Training Cruise

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