Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 November 1950 — Page 6

WOULDN'T be correct to say “Pat” Barton , for excitement in his youth. Nor Bry it be correct to say he went out of his way

Things just : ot Word War II be served in both = Army and Navy, coming home without a scratch. He completed a stiff tour of duty _ With the Indiana state police, where fate set him "up once or twice for a ‘possible “coup,” but then relented. “ He even helped create a flurry of excitement when he was born Mar. 7, 1915, in St. ¥incent’s Hospital. He was a member of the first set of . twins born there.

: 4 ¢ © NOT THAT Patrick J. Barton, newly appointed city controller, looks on these thifigs as important. But they are part of the Barton picture of contrasts. In his office the new controller speaks quietly, and his poise belies the spark of humor in his eves. He has not underestimated the task of picking up the reins of the 50 million fiscal city. He expects to parallel the policies of Mayor Bayt inthe administration of his office. > % BACK IN THE DAYS when young “Pat’ w: in grade school. his major objective seemed to be avoiding that institution. School authorities and his parents opened a concerted drive-to keep him in class. He admits that his fathér's record and the scholastic achievements of his nine brothers and sisters are probably all that saved him from being branded “incorrigible.” It was in his senior high school year that he allowed a thirst for an education to grasp him. That's when he felt the first inclination to become an attorney Mr. Barton's legal traifiing started after he’ was 21. and already a member of the state police. After graduating from Cathedral High School he attended Butler University and Indiana Law School. where he received his LLB degree. > © o OUT OF 500 applicants, Pat Barton was one of 50 successful applicants for police duty. An __older brother; John, preceded him in the state police ranks and is "now a captain. > © TROOPER BARTON made a smistake that could have been his last one. With a partner he had forced a car to stop after it was identified as one driven by a fugitive. Grasping his rifle, he walked behind the fugitive’s car and up to the front seat. His partner approached from the driver's side. Officer Barton peered through the window and saw a 38-caliber pistol in the driver's lap. Before it could be used, Mr. Barton yanked open the door and thrust the muzzle of his rifle inside the car. The fugitive climbed out meekly and surrendered his gun: The weak point in this operation was discovered back at headquarters. Pat had forgotten to load the rifle.

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® ¢ 9 AS HE STUDIED he often used the Supreme Court library for reference work, and applied to the court for appointment as assistant librarian when the opening occurred. The pay. was less than the police salary, but the legal training was ideal. Later he became deputy attorney general here.

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Patrick J. Barton . . . from state trooper to | city controller. Mr.. Barton's {riendship - with. Mr. Bayt

ieveloped while they were together in the area Since then he has been

rent director's office. only a step behind the Mayor in official growth.

Pat was assistant rent attorney while Mr, Bayt When Mr. Bayt

held the position of attorney. became director, Mr. Barton became attorney. <> , He again succeeded Mr. Bayt when he resigned as director and became city controller. It happened again Nov. 16 when Mr. Barton became controller.

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> <> IT IS CONSISTENT with the new controller's character that for several years in his youth he failed to Answer to the title of “Mr. Barton.” assumed the formal address belonged father. : To simplify the matter he became “Pat” friends. Patrick. He is quick to establish the fact that he plays no lone hand in his daily life. He is only half a team. The other member is his wife, the former Marian Palmer, Elkhart. “Besides being a wonderful cook and housekeeper, she is a first class stenographer,” Mr. Barton said. In his recent venture into politics she helped with his campaign “homework,” just as she did while he studied nights and while he burrowed into mountainous rent attorney tasks.

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OPERATING a major corporation, which is the job of the city controller, doesn’t leave too much time for recreation. Mr. Barton may see little of the golf courses he frequented before leaving for military service. If he should make it out for a week-end or two, he will have something to shoot at. In the

old days, when he caddied at Broadmoor Country!

Club, he tallied scores in the 70's. But a man gets rusty if he doesn't work at it.’

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DEAR MRS. MANNERS: I'M A YOUNG GIRL and suppose I'm pretty. © I'm not conceited, though'l sound like it.

| plenty of dates and a wonderful time. I have only one problem, but it's'a serfous one. I can't keep

i I'm serious-minded and have a new job I dearly love. I have

any room I get. | Ive lived six places and in each | | place the landlord has been too {friendly to me, _ ~~ imaking his wife %7 IT ar ‘angry enough oe — co /that she asks me 't 0 move. I

uninterested man. His ego is more important to him than { your charms. You're pretty sure of keeping his friendship, too, with that | method. Most any family man likes to think he’s fundamentally a good husband and father —between those attempts to be a playboy.

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| wrong with the other four men. {lowing a business session beginThey were old enough to be my ning’ at 1:30 p. m. by the Methofather. ldist City Council Auxiliary in the

Was Liked at First jErigtiwocd Methonist Church. At first the wives liked’ me. iss Jacqueline Bernhart will

I don't have trouble getting along play 2 plano solo and the Auxil-

with women and girls except jeal-| ones. I did everything knew to avoid their husbands who! cornered me in dark halls and g ask me to ride downtown with | © them. I went to the wives with| business matters, ignoring the men. I was ill at one place and the. landlady brought me food. I thought at last I had made a woman friend. Then one day her husband brought up my dinner She walked

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She never knew I was going to slap his face. Like the others, she asked me to move. I'm beginning to have the same trouble in my new place.| How can I make a landlord keep his plage? CAREER GIRL. It's “pretty hard for me to believe that an attractive, intelligent girl doesn't know when she’s being irresistible, The girl who is bewitching works at it. Move into a man-less home until you learn when to proper- | ly turn your wiles on and off. | __ You'll be bumping into several | married men who feel misun- | derstood at home and will want to misunderstand you. When you do, talk to them about their wives. That deflates a man wanting to be a gay dog. And a man deflated becomes an

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