Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 February 1951 — Page 12

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Several ay Are Introduced As Polite Gesture to Sponsoring Groups

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For three weeks civic groups interested in improving government personnel had tried unsuccessfully to get at least one legislator in either house to submit merit system measures,

Only after extra pressure was applied did a few lawmakers agree to put their names on the billsefor introduction,

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1 Rober es, 17, 524 E. Michigan; Doris 's beloved ; “When 1 was a kid I loved the MARRIAGE LICENSES Ben Westiohn, 52, Pimento; Laura Lamb. Ropety, Faegli Mine. England's visly ot 80 e 6 years and. remained | , nn + Te LA aon, 2%, 1308 Spann Ave; Agnes Teigm 4 0) suffered stomach snow and cold, but since I have, Glenn Miller, 2 1508 N.C j Solagado: Bhi 77 (Floyd, Turner, Ry Nl Sroadway; Leotho| 0 van, 16. 1440 =: Hifnow, Michisan: oid ie and Reust ay Jad she su acidity causes | ; \ s © N. Noilling, A ’ © lof b n in Korea, I've seen enough | ” Charles Ylrey, ” ago" tiie: Patricia | iy Denney, 21, 1417 8B. Gerard Drive; i “Doris. McNew, 17, 524 .N. Sheffield Ave. oy distress Auer sating, oe Sour Samah, of both to last me the rest of my| J il Kep! Harry Cooler Jr., 35, 535 Sutherland Ave.;| Patricia Schwomeyer, 17, Owasso, Mich. | john. McGowen, 30, 2439 College; Ruby|IETRTE GL" Udga for quick re { life.” " uveniies ept With Devera Fisher, 21, 3545 Watson Rosd. [Charles Collins, 25, 1017 8. New Jersey; Carrie, 31, 311 E. North, Udga Tablets contain 3 n. fast-acting Donald Dalt Iton. 19, 3933 N. Kenwood: ° Julia Pritchard, 21, 628 N. Keystone. Robert Wakeman, oo" ldo Suess, Grove: meicinal in jents. Like a doctor's the | Adults Despite Law | Hazel Hart, 19. 18 8. Harris, Elmer Stewart, 52, -1135 Cruft; Dorothy Marjorie Clary, 20. 1308 Ca. scription, Udga works soothingly and. fast. {statement of Pvt. [Edward Hotaa Eilat, 22,0 Dimsten| Baker, 3, 830 E. 1ith. : Move than 242 million sold since 1 Carl Richard | The State Welfare Department, fieren = ’ : |Jobn Enrit, 23, 26 W. 16th; Willowdene DIVORCE SUITS FILED a 25¢ box of Udga and if you, too, a t ingta . Be t. 22, 118% E. 31st. > amazing relief within one. + you get Clayton, 18, son {today repeated its criticism of Floyd Foltz Jr. Fuaoline Grove; Ruth noett, 23, NOY EB. Ta uta] Bemis M. vi Charles V. Bernard: a in ue {detention of juveniles -in Marion ‘recede iT Nex. fa sles, HE ae Ky Eilzapetn vi. John MacDonald; Lawrence ’

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E REED 1 | County Jail. Sutton, 3. 1354 W. 27th. y i ; Cclyda vs. r ving Schutte, : h: Phyllis Neil Beasley, 41, 2182% N. Talbot;* Beulah Hace vs. Martha Jane DeLong; Clyda | Although a series of merit system bills was introduced. in the on05 Joy ine 1 In its annual’ inspection report, | Pant, 47. 303 gh N. 17th; Phyilis| Tiller, 34, 2182s N. Taibot. \&ht L. Clark: Alice Elizabeth Holm the department urged again-that |Georse’ Kawaiski, 23. Camp Atterbury: Thomas jones. 18. 3101 8. Keystone: a "Wile Holmes. : 0 CARO vens, ar ve. A be passed. Pvt. C rovision be | Albert: Bailey, 36, 430 N. Bancroft; Esther Dwight Hipsher, 21, 3340 N. Gale; Shirley | : - vt, Clayton, a 'p made to segregate; Albert Bailey Ds : y member of the | iveniles from adults in both male Aghia”) Fier, 3 home Patricia | eg ef ust TES Sige | CARPET AND FURNITURE i yers. anne ams alston | 38h In tan try, Tuvealies’ Who. Sanat ne. wept]. in piaaaic; ir Moses! Carers Lovie. | NEL eh ir, J5 glib Hows? Brit Tl — tin pantry. safely in the Marion C. PY Mariey “Mus Muse, 31; 1499 N, La Salle; Vir-| Glen Lamkin, 41. 1309 wo 34th; Mildred T T “left Camp Stone- Pvt. Clayton ounty| ginis Begs, 17, 3115 Eastern Ave. Robey, 31, 1655 N. Alab | DEVELOPING essary readjustments of old laws man Cal, for vi. y Juvenile Detention Home are| | James Golay, 0, 208 5 16th; Sara | Donald orer, » Camp ‘Aiterbury; Chris- | arke, ly or i mn to fit present conditions. Korea Nov. 30. He was in combat housed in the county jail, despite on Mitchem, 28. fowa Si Bar- | warren Bert, 23. Camp Kiterbury: Pa-| MOTHPROOFING AIR cks, effield Tr A » More than 100 bills of this type 19 days. He contracted pneumonia 80 Indiana law which provides yi, "Kennedy, 18, 237 8. Suminit; Pa- Don Bail, 31. Camp Atserbury; Virginia 24-Hour Service of legislation have been intro-'from the wet and cold and is now no child under 18 shall be de-| tricia 16, 233 8. State. Horsley, 18, 1434 Silver Ave.

hese would establish merit systems for employees of the City of Indianapolis,” fhe State Highway Department, the State Con servation Department and a bipartisan, 50-50 division of politjcal party appointmenst in the State Revenue Division, including the Gross Income Tax Division. Polite Gesture Introduction of the bills, however, is being regarded little more than a polite gesture of recognition for sponsoring groups, including the Indiana Merit Systeni | Association and the League of | Women Voters. : Cold facts are tat many in the Republican majority leadership and even some Democratic minority members are not interested in merit system legislation at this session. “The bills won't get out of comsald one Republican Isader close to the GOP legislative leadership. : Main Goals Instead, the main goals of the GOP majority in both houses will be: “ONE: Passage of legislation to set up a $650,000 civil defense program with full-time director

and staff with an 11- member ad-|

visory committee, TWO: Creation of a state school building authority to borrow state funds, build schools for hard-pressed communities and rent them to local units for 30 years. THREE: Tightening of gross

income tax laws to eliminate 100P- Green:

holes and lagging collections, in a general crackdown on chiselers who have been slipping out of tax noose for years. FOUR: Passage of the $561 million biennial state budget bills. FIVE: Passage of bills giving cities more power to levy new taxes and float” bond issues for expansion of city services, including construction of sewers and off-street parking facilities. y SIX: Extension of GI benefits to include those of the Korean war. In addition, GOP leaders said many bills for “corrective legisla-

tion" will be passed to make nec-

{guch laws would ban many fund-!the Central Indiana Council, Boy |

tt, jn tained in contact with adult of-|Wietie Doyle’

duced, recuperating in a hospital fenders. a a* Doyle, "33, Pranklin. | Rafer hole 1148 rn 5 | i TEMPLE “ ’ + | Eno ashington; er 0 HH » tl anna Cold’ on Gambling Laws | South Korea, | The ins t1 ne Pearson, 22, Covington, Ky. Meadow 3008 17th. mpi pection report also rygselt Watson. 19. 1116. Capitol Ave.: Joni Dirks, 2. 3171 Rosslva; Anne Lytle. Most lawmakers were going Pl L dic. Ni h recommended repair of faulty] tor! Delores, Duften ao aa Ne HI. kath al 2 3 3 N.. Westies 2 td. hi N 1 MA 5141 N ] aries o . ath- I m . neg; mi “cold” on the Marion County Plan Ladies’ ight plumbing and replacement of old| ryn Heaten, 20, 1131 La Bald Sime: ad928 8 arenine: Norma] 411 N. Wolcott . ETL BRL TTS

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bills passed into Jaws, {American Chemical Society’ will] Members of Public Morals Com- hgld ladies’ night at 6:30 p. m. |

mittees of both houses have been igen, 15 in the Marott Hotel. Dr.| dragging their feet on ‘proposed Mary Willard, Penn State Col-| legislation to outlaw printing and |jege, will speak on “Scientific |

possession of materials that could ¢*rime Detection.” be used in lotteries. They say their constituents in {the rest of Indiana are not interested in anti-lottery bills since

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