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

Application for appointment as emergency policemen and firémen are on the upswing, Charles R. Citizens’ Group Gives Broderick, director of Marion

Bayt Its Proposals (County Civilian Defense, said to-

The seven members of the 98 Citizens Personnel Committee to-| There were 60 applications in day asked that’ Mayor Bayt re- [the mails today, but the departlievé them of their duties. fment still is short of its goal of ~~ At the same time the commit- some 2000 men. | tee outlined a five-point program| One applicant from Coamtords, to establish the personnel division Ville asked to be appointed, overas 2 City department. The rec-| [looking the fact .there might be] ommend were made in the final commuting difficulties if a disas-| report submitted to the Mayor. ter occurred. He will be referred “We feel that in presenting this to his local defense office. report and recommendations to, Another man wanted only to be

you, Mr. Bayt, that we have com- a policeman, but may find him-

pleted our assignment as a citi- self appointed as a department zens committtee and we asked to director | be relieved of further duties,” It Was learned from his applistated Mrs. Jean Noling, chair. cation that he once worked as a ‘ma ir : gold mining engineer in Central nn suggesting legal action to America and is something of an!

: . cue wi rk. | establish a permanent personne] ®XPert in rescue wo i

department; the committee urged: Se

ONE: Creation of a bipartisan Ex- City Editor

personnel board to be appointed f Times Dead

by the Mayor. TWO: Employment of a personnel director as one of the PITTSBURGH, Dec. 12 (UP)— regular department heads of the Robert G. Batman, veteran news-

YR IEE: Adoption of rules paperman whose system of war

and: regulations to insure hiring maps kept thousands of Pittsof qualiffed persons in municipal burgh Press readers informed on| government. the international crisis, collapsed]

FOUR: Secure tenure for quali- : fied ‘able employees. 1 and died today of a heart

FIVE: Establish definite under. 2ttack. standing that policy-making jobs * The 50-year-old member of the in the city shall continue to be Fress staff was pronounced dead the responsibility of the’Mayor/at Allegheny General Hospital

andd that actual hiring of eity Shortly after he collapsed in the persbnnel should remain in the lobby of the Press building. hands of the appointing authori-. An alumnus of Hiram College ties'in the various departments, And Indiana University, Mr. BatAppointed by Feeney man began his newspaper career The personnel committee was with the Youngstown Telegram appgintéd in January, 1949, by the 2nd in 1924 went to The Indianlate!Mayor Feeney to survey city apolis Times where he served as persbnnel problems, |e ity editor until 1929. They were assisted by Prof. Te a Richard Lomax of Indiana Uni- SEN ATOR’ Ss ST ADIU M SMALL versity and by reports submitted] Griffith Stadium in Washingby city department heads. ton, which accommodates 29,731 Timothy Danaher was appointed persons, has the smallest seating city personnel consultant by Mr, capacity of any stadium in the Feeley on the recommendation American _League,

of the committee and Mr. Lomax. AMBASSADOR

Mayor Bayt accepted the resig-| —— nation “on the basis of mutual ems understanding that their work has POSITIVELY been accomplished as far as pres-| LAST DAY ent legislation will permit.” i wa First City Showing Masonic Group ™E

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