Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 June 1951 — Page 10

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_ THE INDIAN APOLIS TIMES

* To Bear Burden of City Cost in 192

Gasoline tax funds will pay the

~biggest share of increased costs “of city government next year, a

preliminary study of tentative budgets revealed today. Biggest increases for next year

' ¢ome in the police and fire de-

partment budgets where approxi-

mately 1400 men are receiving

$600-a-year pay boests over the

original 1951 budget.

‘Greatest use of gas tax funds will come in the police department budget, where more than

; 130 patrolmen are to be paid en- , trely from gas tax funds.

Fire Bureau Budget Up The Fire Department budget is

in the department include can- ‘ celation of a special inducement fund provided last year which gave cost-of-living increases to probationary and first-year firemen. Heavy ~- spending departments have increased their expected money needs comparatively little. The City Engineer's Depart-

ment has increased its budget

roughly $18,000, making the 1952 total more than $674,000. The Street Commissioner's budget is up $61,000, most of it + because of pay increases.

Hospital Requests Down

The health and hospital budget ‘is down more than $250,000 fol«lowing General Hospital's concerted drive during the pdst year to increase collections from patients. The Traffic Engineer's Depart ment has requested a substantial « increase for 1952. More than $250, 000 of a nearly $300,000 budget will come from gas tax money, up "$100,000 from last year. City Controller Patrick J. Bagton pointed out that the pre- . liminary budget figures cannot be used as an estimate of possible tax increases or reductions. He emphasized the preliminary figures are subject to change by , department heads, himself and the City Council, which will receive the budget for study on the first - Monday in August,

Clermont Arsonist Granted New Trial

Dalton D. Williams, 44, Clermont, convicted arsonist, today was granted a new trial on . Brounds of illegal confession. Judge Saul I. Raab, Criminal

Court 2, ordered the new trial

after William's attorney, T. Er‘nest Maholm, pointed out that

Begin Selection Of Jury Child rn

NORTH VERNON, June 19 (UP)—Selection of a jury began today to hear the second-degree murder trial of Marvin Gordon King, 16, accused of killing his 3-year - old half-sister because he didn’t want to be her baby sitter. , Jennings Circuit Judge Fred 8. Matthews, who ordered a venire of 100 names for the jury selections, said a jury probably would not be seated before Wednesday. . » » MARVIN ADMITTED killing (Doris Jean Daniel last Apr. 19 because he was “a little sore” about having to baby-sit with her. He told Sheriff Charles Dudley he picked up a rifle and fired at Doris Jean after his parents forced him to stay home with the child. He wanted to work for a neighbor, Marvif said.

Times Amusement

' Clock ;

AA with Large Youn gad Jo ow Gotten, at 12:50, 4: 10 ant 10:1 nda Darnell,

at TS 3 an 8:45.

ESQUIRE anh 3 as Walter Pidgeon, " 138,

“Asph 1t Eo at 3:18, 7:00 and 10:45.

INDIANA “The Last Outpost,” Reagan ihe, Rhonda eming, at 11:00, 1:33, 4:08, 6:41 and 10:16. “The Great Plane Robbery,” with st 12:32, 3:07 and

th Ronald

Tom Conway, 5:40,

Sneak preview at 8:20,

KEITH'S

“Without Honor,” with Laraine Data at 11:15, 2:05, 4:55, 7:40 and

“Good Time Girl,” at 12:40. 3:30. 6:20 and 9:10. LOEW'S

“Lorna * Doone,” with Richard Greene and Parbarss Hale, at 11, 1:45, 4:30, T:18

“The Texas Rangers” with Srorie Montgomery, at 12:35, 3:10, 5:55 an

LYRIC

“Lonzo snd Oscar,” at 12:58, 3:56. 6:45 and 9:15. “Oh, Susanna,” with Forrest Tveke

The farm youth also said ‘he

up more than $400,000. Bavingsiwanted to get even with two other

half-sisters who always ‘were telling tales on me.” Later, Marvin said he had no resentment | against Doris Jean and ‘was awfully sorry.’

Labor Department Plans New Unit

A closer check or industrial accidents will be kept with the addition soon of a statistical division of the State Labor Department, Assistant State \Labor Commissioner R. C. Olsen announced today.

The division, dve to open in a few weeks, will record the number and ~everity of industrial accidents in Indiana. Another step

toward plant

Indiana Industrial Safety Council to promote increased safety ef-

forts at local levels. The council will advise local and district safety groups.

Organization of the council was announced following a meetIng of officers of the Governor's Safety Conference yesterday, Elected co-chairmen were Mr. Olsen and Fred Yelton, safety director for the Delco-Remy Division of General Motors Corp. in Anderson. The nine-member council will consist of four from labor, four from management and a chairman elected by the eight.

Slain Reds’ Medals Indicate High Caliber

WITH U. 8. 7TH DIVISION, Korea, June 19 (UP)-—Nearly all| the Chinese troops slain or captured recently by the U. 8, Tth Division wore decorations’—an indication of their high caliber.

The most common decoration

safety is the creation of a new!

. Williams was held two days by|Was a bronze medal the size of state police without being permit-|® half dollar, believed the equivated to see a lawyer or appearing|lent of the U. 8. Infantryman's

er, at 11, 2, 5, 7:45 and 10:1

Convicted Reds Atop} To Stay Out of Jail

WASHINGTON, June 19 (UP) The 11 convicted Communist Party leaders were engaged today in a last-ditch effort to stay out of jail. The Supreme Court affirmed June 4 their convictions for conspiring to teach and advocate overthrow of the government, Normally the high court's man-

in 25 days and defendants ‘must surrender themselves to start

|serving their sentences. But the Communists asked Jus-

tice Robert H. Jackson to stay the mandate until fall, when the court can examine their petition for a rehearing of the case. Justice Jackson will listen to arguments on this proposal Thursday.

(HOSPITAL & SURGICAL | BILLS PAID!

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individuals iS of I Family Groupe

1 00° MONTH

PER PERSON i5¢ FOR CHILDREN

and bes rd. genera) narsoar operating room. X-ray and |i atory examinations, & medieines and dressings. ambul ternity benefits surgeon’s fees.

Alse for » Small Additional Cost

A $100 Monthly Income

While «ck or disabled: for men ot women 24-hout coverage on off the job Pays from first day afekness or accident

+im court. Badge. It depicted a Chinese sol-

Williams already has served| more than four years of a 2-to-14 year sentence for setting fire to a mattress in a Clerthont rooming house, causing $1500 damage,

Prof. J. A. Work Heads

WU English Department

Times State Service BLOOMINGTON, June 19 —Indiana University, which provided Stanford University with its first

‘president and a number of its

early professors, will bring Prof. James A. Work from Stanford to head the Department of English. He will come to IU in September. He succeeds Prof. Russell Noyes,

. who recently asked to be relieved

of the chairmanship of the university’s largest department,

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"HALF ANGEL"

Color by Technicolor LINDA DARNELL

‘Mystery rn a) uspense riller!

LOUIS JORDAN

DAY TODAY—Lovely Laraine Day will appear at Keith's today in "Without Honor." Show-

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With Agnes Moorehead Shocking Expese of Juvenile Delinquency

vor "GOOD TIME GAL"

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THE STORY OF A BRIDE

STARRING

PIER ANGEL JORN ERICSON

with

PATRICIA COLLINGE + RICHARD BISHOP - PEGGY ANN GARNER

RALPH MEEKER and BILL MAULDIN A FRED ZINNEMANN PRODUCTION

Screen Play by STEWART STERN + From an Original Story by ALFRED HAYES and STEWART Sica

Directed by FRED ZINNEMANN + produced by ARTHUR M. LOEW A METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER PICTURE

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TUESDAY, JUNE 19, 1951

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