Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 June 1951 — Page 5
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Two Killed, Score City Seeking
New Chief As Rouls Resigns
Hurt in Week-end Traffic Here
{ Two persons were killed and| more than a score were injured in local traffic yesterday. Dead were: Mrs. Elizabeth Worland, 25, of RR 4 Shelbyville. Robert Lee Griffen, 4, of 406 W. 14th St. Mrs. Worland was a passenger on her husband's motorcycle when it and a car driven by Norman Mohr, 19, of 3921 Spann Ave. collided at Sherman and Hoyt Ave. She died in St. Fran-
INDIANAPOLIS TRAFFIC CASUALTIES TO DATE 1950 1951 Number of accidents 3802 3618 Injured 1352 1591 | Killed 32 3%
cis Hospital of a fractured skull. Her husband, Ralph, 26, was not injured. Robert Griffen died in General Hospital last night after being struck by a car driven by Samuel Shute, 46, of 1741 8. Keystone
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trative assistant, and uniform Capt. Michael Hynes head the list of candidates. Others mentioned ‘for the job include Night Inspector Ralph Bader and Capt. Michael Kavanagh, chief of the police interna! security division. While it has been the traditional privilege of the Mayor to name his police chief, Mayor Bayt has indicated naming Chief Roul's successor will be up to the Safety Board. He is expected to act, however, should ‘the board name any officer not meeting merit law requirements. The Mayor indicated today the post may be filled on an “acting” basis, pending completion of the forthcoming merit school for police captains and lieutenants
{scheduled for next month.
Have Enough Rank
He said Inspector Jacob and Capt. Hynes are the only officers b lding the permanent rank high enough to qualify for the chief's job under the 1935 merit act. Under that act, no officer may be promoted more than two ranks above his present position. Chis
Ave. Shute was arrested for driving without an operator's license. Car Hite Tree, 7 Hurt Seven persons were injured! when their car skidded at Fall
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Creek Blvd. and Millersville Rd.! and hit a tree, The driver, Carl Zeltins, 29, Decatur, Ill, was arrested and! charged with being drunk. He|
would bar all officers other than captains and inspectors from the chief’s job. \ Mayor Bayt announced before the May 8 primary a plan to re-
|store the merit system to the de-
partment. At that time, the Mayor was confronted with charges of politics in ihe police department by political ovponents. The Mayor countercharged he
was treated at General Hospital. |was seeking to restore the merit
In critical condition in General
system, discarded by Republicans Hospital is Arnolas Salmins, 32, during
the administration of
of 2407 Park Ave. Vita Ozolin,\Mayor Tyndall.
21, of 241 Parkview Ave. and Tali] Gulvis, 18, of 1632 Woodlawn! Ave, were in fair condition,
Gunars Vanags, 21, of 1308 odds with the chief, a former Re-|
Central Ave.; Leokoleodija Els-|
catur were all treated and re- partment, however, until after the Port liner SS Constitution to
Didn't Agree The Mayor is known to be at
publican, over a plan to use one-
To Get Shippers, Strikers Together
By United Press NEW YORK, June 18—Federal
mediators on both the East and West Coasts tried today to end the three-day strike of 80,000 CIO
nondefense U. 8. shipping. Clyde Mills, assistant director of the U. 8 Mediation and Con-
York from Washington for sepa[rate talks with spokesmen for ihe [Atlantic and Guif shippers and the unions.
Joseph Curran, president of the National Maritime Union (CIO), leading the East coast bargaining, held little hope for an early settlement unless the shippers capitulate to the union’s demands
40-hour work week with 48 hours pay. NMU seamen and members of the American Radio Association (CIO) and Marine Benevolent Association (CIO) went on strike shortly after midnight Saturday in: 23 Atlantic and Gulf ports. They were joined a [few hours later by ARA radio operators on the West Coast. In San Francisco, federal mediators got the ARA and the Pacific Maritime Association of Ship Owners to resume negotiations. The ARA is asking a $70-a-month increase for radio operators. |
Harry Bridges’ International Longshore-men’s and Warehousemen’s Union, an independent, pledged it would not cross the {ARA's picket lines, meaning {thousands of West Coast water{front workers would be idled as long as the strike continues,
The East Coast strike will halt {the scheduled maiden voyage
U.S. Working Hard
maritime workers which has tied!
ciliation Service, hurried to New| |
for a 25 per cent pay raise and a 3
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Slaying of Man : New Chapter in
His brother, dead.
lat 6:45 tonight in the park shelter
> other civic organizations. : there June 1 after the Hancock
ing to Robert M, Hutchins, former chancellor of the University of Chicago. Mr. Hutchins, an associate director uf Ford Foundation, sald the nation's increasing leisure, “which could mean that everybody could be truly educated,” has been dedicated to the consumption of comic books “plus such additional inspiration as may be obtained from the secondhand car and the local tavern.”
Rent Aid to Speak Tonight in Greenfield
GREENFIELD, June 18 — Wil. liam G, Barr, general manager for rent control in the U, 8, will discuss the rent control program
house in Greenfield. Mr. Barr, lieutenant to Rent Director Tighe Woods, was invited to speak by Greenfield city officials, the Lions Club, Kiwanis Club, Chamber of Commerce, and
Rent controls were instituted
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= - bergs, 36, of 241 Parkview Ave. man patrol cars. He has revealed ! J and Berzis Tolvalvis, 30, of De- a plan to keep hands off the de-| lursday of the new American aml ys 1] ence : & po : Milan with 900 passen e 7 leased at the hospital. November election. lof the Constint gers, One Continued From Page One The group was part of more In gpite of frequent reports in| t passengers .than 300 former Ilisplaced per-nilitical circles, that high-level | = 0 have been Mr. Curran, who|and got her husband's service pissons from three Baltic 0alions Democrats had put on the heat | Dionned to attend the Interna-|tol. She said Rufus Grubbs made who held a Memorial Service for ¢ 1 of Republi in top|aonal Confederation of Free another lunge toward her and | |COF removal 01 Republicans In OD praqe Unions conference July 4 ati “yp people from their homelands now city jobs, the Mayor has denied | pp) ence July 4 at\ again threatened to kill her. “I working in Russian slave 1abor nat “party officials have ap-lotnor: He said he would find an-iclosed my eyes and pulled the camps, {proached him on the subject. jother Way to get there, trigger.”
Three were injured In a crash ™ the chief has been with the de- an: : Police said the bullet pierced Bt Michigan St..and Senate Ave.|,. tment for more than 25 years Miami Sheriff Quits his brain and killed him inHenry Ausherman, 72, of 3302 20d has worked in every branch. With Blast at Press stantly. N. Illinois St., a passenger in one| He Was With the Internal Secur-| TALL | Mrs. Szuch told police that of the cars, was in critical condi-|!ty Division of the Police De-| AHASSEE, Fla., June 18 (Burnel Grubbs then said: “You tion today in General Hospital. He Partment from 1934 until Mayor| (UP)—“Smilin’” Jimmy Sullivan|/shot my brother. I'll take the
suffered a fractured pe'vis. {Feeney appointed him chief iniresigned today as sheriff of Dade gun and kill you.”
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CHARGED —Mrs. Reba |
In serious condition with read 1948. Li ¢ (County in the wake of an an-| Pulled Trigger Again Szuch, , | cuts was Marcus D. Damrod, 37.! Permanent Lieutenant ‘nounced Senate Crime Committee! » lapolis and said he would stand Mrs. Ida Mae Coffer, 70, was in! Under the state merit law he ihvestigati f ni { I closed my eyes again,” Mrs. by his wife. { serious condition with internal in- holds the permanent rank of lieu- gation o 5
return to Szuch declared, “and pulled the juries. They both reside at the tenant. office. |trigger. Then I laid the gun in|y; ner” he said. north Illinois St. address. Chief Rouls stated: Mr. Sullivan resigned to Gov. the drawer and went to the tele-| «1 gon’t blame her a bit. Only Police said a car driven by Mr.| - “I have no grievance against Fuller Warren with a blistering Phone and tried to call the police.” | oreat fear could have led her to Damrod collided with another ve- anybody. There is absolutely no attack on the “sensational slan-| Burnel Grubbs, critically |take my service pistol and fire it.| hicle driven by Charles Finn, 35, political dispute involved in my. ders and plotting of the local) wounded in the chest, told detec-{ She was so frightened of guns] of 533 Leon St. Damrod was ar-| decision to resign. (Miami) newspapers.” {tives Mrs. Szuch shot him and |that she didn't like it even when rested on a drunk charge. |. Mayer-Bayt said he had asked. He made his resignation effec-| his brother during “a family|I just wiped off mine at home.” [the chief to reconsider his de-tive when a successor is appointed. argument.” They quofed him as| Services for Rufus Grubbs will Three Traffic Deaths, cision, both when the chief first) Gov. Warren accepted the res-|saying: “She shot Rufus in the be at 10 a. m. Wednesday in the | One Drowning in State {anounced it and last Wednes-jignation without comment. He did head and then turned the gun|G. H, Herrmann Funeral Home. | day when he set June 30th as the not immediately: name a succes- on me.” Burial will be in Greenwood] In the state three persons were date. killed in traffic and another wa]
“I have more faith than ever|
Isor. Mr. Szuch returned to Indian-/ Cemetery. drowned yesterday.
The dead: ONLY AT
Charles Lester Fischback, 46, Fowler. i Mrs. Edith Taylor, 76, Forsyth,! Ga. | Tommy Mudd, 52, Fayetteville, | N.C. Walter Parcel, 25, Crown Point. Mr. Fischback was killed when | his car crashed through a road construction sign and turned end | over end on U. 8. 41, a mile south | of Kentland. Witnesses told police the car was traveling 90 mph. | Mrs. Taylor was killed 8 miles! south of Lebanon on U. 8 52 State police said the car, driven by James Pledger, Chicago, went out of control and overturned. | Mr. Mudd was killed when his car missed a turn on U, 8. 6 west of Walkerton and smashed into a parked truck. Mr. Parcel was drowned in Fancher Lake on the Crown Point Fairgrounds. Members of his family said he was swimming in 30 feet of water when he went down. Hans Hagedorn, 74, Pawpaw, Mich., died in Valparaiso yesterday of injuries received in a traffic accident June 11. State police said he drove through a stop sign at the junction of U. 8. 30 and Indiana 43. A truck hit his car.
Official Weather
UNITED STATES WEATHER BUREAU June 18, 1951— Sunrise. .... 4:17 | Sunset..... 7:18 Precipitation 24 hrs, end. 7:30 a. m... Trace
Total precipitation since Jan. 1 ..... 17.411 Deficiency since Jan. 1 1.98
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