Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 February 1951 — Page 14
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Action Delayed
Howse Committee
Postpones Action Action on two merit system] bills has been postponed indefi-| nitely by Judiciary A Committee of the House of Representatives;
here. One of the bills held up by the. committee would create partisan personnel board that! would take most of the City of| Indianapolis employees out of
| On Merit Bills R
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politics and place under a special] § |
merit system. The other measure “held for| further consideration” is the one providing a merit system for more than 600 employees of the State Highway Commission. James D. Allen, committee chairman, announced the delaying action despite the fact that no one spoke against the measures at a public hearing yester-| day. a - Urge Passage A large delegation Tepreseitiog, the Indiana Merit System Asso-| ciation, “the Indianapolis League of Women Voters and the May-| or's Committee on City Hall Per-| sonnel urged passage of the measures to insure continuity of qualified personnel. If the bills are not reported out by the of this week ‘vith recommendations for passage both plans may never get through hoth houses before the session closes Mar. 5. Witnesses before the commit: tee disclosed that Indianapolis is the only eity of its size in the United States that does not have any kind of a oersonnel system! for its governemtn workers:
Reports Accident Role
After Renewing License
DETROIT, ¥eb. 14 (UP)—Al-| len J. Brindly, 51, called police thrée hours after an accident to identify himself as the driver of an auto which crashed into another vehicle and then vanished. Police discovered Brindley had
committee by the end |,
~Timés Photo by Lloyd B. Walton
Bonzo, genius among chimps, reads his "fan mail" with (left to
| right) actress Diana Lynn, publicist * "Bucky Harris and actor Jesse
White. The letters are entries in The Times Bonzo contest. Mr. B
| is here for the world premiere of a movie starring him.
Winners in Bonzo Contest To Be Announced Tomorrow °%, ur mo yee 0
Winners of the ..." contest will tomorrow in The Times.
the world premiere of
For W. H. Holl
| Once Served as City.
Street Commissioner
| A requiem high mass will be {sung for William H. Holl, former City Street Commissioner and lconstruction engineer, at 9 a. m. {tomorrow in Holy Cross Catholic {Church. Preceding will be services at 8:30 a. m. in Kirby Mor.tuary. Burial will be in Crown Hill Mr. Holl, who was 84, died Mon-
day. His home was at 1236 Wind-
sor St. | During the admipistration of {Mayor Joseph Bell Sr, Holl was’ {City Street Commissioner, Under, [Mayors Slack, Kern, Sullivan and! | Taggart, he was chief inspector 2 {in the City Street Department. Previously he was head of track construction for the Indianapolis Railways Co. He was in charge! of sewer construction in the buildling of French Lick Springs Hotel. ! | Active in Democratic politics, ‘he served as chairman of both the | First and Second Wards. He was a member of Holy Cross Church. | Surviving are his wife, Katie, and several nieces and nephews.
Housing Woes Plague
Eisenhower in Europe
WASHINGTON, Feb. 14 (UP) |—Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower is having troubles too. His first pick for the headquarters site of the combined army he is to command in Europe was a plece of open land near Versailles. This land proved to belong to la wealthy French breeder of ‘horses. The very part Ike wanted iwas needed for the exercise of {the breeder's stallions. Ike didn't get it,
Two more sites were proposed!
with no more luck. The general ‘hopes to make his fourth pick stick.
‘meet for luncheon Friday in the
“Bonzo Says on the Circle Theater stage by be announced movie etar Diana Lynn during temple at Prospect and State Sts. “Bedtime| ___
A business meeting will follow.
THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES
Bonzo Eyes Lines and Lynn Mass Tomorrow
neighbors sald was
‘Hoosier Kills
‘Woman, Self.
BLOOMINGTON, Feb..14 (UP) ~—Oscar Lawson, 68, shot and killed the woman ‘in whose home he had been living, seriously wounded her son-in-law and then took his own life. 5 Mrs. Mary Hoard, 50, Who living with Lawson as his common law wife the list nine years, died shortly after béing shot in the back. Her son-in-law, James Wilson, was shot in the abdomen when he
grappled with Lawson for possession of the gun. Wilson's wife, Louise, witnessed the «shooting and said the trouble. apparently started when her mother threatened to break relations with Lawson.
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‘Several Guard Units In Far East, Army Says
WASHINGTON; Feb. 14 (UP) — The Army revealed today that several National Guard units have been sent to the Far East,’ but refused to identify them or disclose whether any are in Ko- |
rea.
A spokesman declined to give any information about the units éxcept to say they are of less
than division strength. He refused to say how many units or men were shipped ¢ overseas.
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The Times at the premiere and! {will meet Bonzo, Miss Lynn and!
| Jesse White, stars of the motion | [ picture. The presentation will be at 8:30 p m. First prize is $50 and a god
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i OTTAWA, Ontario, Feb. 14 { (UP)—The population of Canada reached the 14 million mark last month, the Bureau of Statistics said today.
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