Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 October 1950 — Page 12

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9 2, oa . | (UP)—Two hundred lepers es- §° Problems | ITCHY IRRITATED SKIN caped today from Spinalonga: | “0 See how fast Resinol quiets itehy tor. | 15180d, two miles off Crete. 8 . : Pritation of seacmay chafing Tastes or| The lepers were fleeing in all Sewage Among List 'torjum Tuesday, Nov. 7.

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lutions to problems faced by the City of Indianapolis and Marion County. } Proposals for better sewage 'disposal, city-county consolida{tion and home rule were presented {to the candidates yesterday in {City Hall by representatives of, {governmental and civic organiza-| tions. : { A proposal was made by Mar-|

{Dailey to enact legislation that! ) (would make lawful the extradi-| [tion of defendants in Indiana civil " contempt citations from other! Hoosier counties to the home| {county. | Study Sewer Problem |

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| Mr, Dailey referred to fathers, -

who desert their families, Under the present system, they may flee to other counties and lawfully remain there. Sewers and sanitation were brought out as one of the county's primary problems by Carl H. Dortch, director of the bureau of! government research of the In-| dianapolis Chamber 6f Commerce. | | Mr. Dortch alse suggested a| jcumulative building fund for the! {eity that would build up a spend-| ing supply over a period of years, Russell J. Dean, lone Democratic candidate for the state senate, presided at the meeting. Clarente F. Merrell, candidate

for circuit court judge, suggested .

formation of a judicial council to eliminate court congestion. The council, made up of judges, would! {choose a presiding judge to as-| sign cases, thereby easing the] (load on courts and expediting | procedure, Urge Agency Merger | {| Officers of the League of Women Voters suggested combin-| ing city and county health agen-| |cies into one unit. An American] | Federation of Labor representa-| |tive expressed that organization's "lopposition to any form of state sales tax. ? | Also present were representa-| tives of the Municipal League, | Indiana State Chamber of Com-| merce, the three Indianapolis newspapers, and Phillip Bayt, eity| |controller. i | House candidates present included Harry Latham, Donald! Corriden, Bernard Cantwell, Ernie (Burks, David Probstein, Charles! Money, Forrest Littlejohn, Wil-| liam Fogleson and Mrs. Sarah Beasley. Holdover Sens. Mary Garrett and (ecil MecConahay also were present. The candidates will meet there! again next Wednesday at 1 p. m.| to continue the study.

[Present Patrice Munsel In Recital at Purdue

| Times State Service : | LAFAYETTE, Oct. 12—-Patrice| Munsel, coloratura soprano, and Brian Sullivan, tenor, both of the ‘Metropolitan Opera, will be heard in: recital tomorrow and Saturday in Purdue University’s Hall of Music. : <3] Third event in the current Pur-

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