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5 Housing Agency Fighting Hoosiers Gene Dewsen Takes |
Times W Bureau E 4 WASHINGTON, Aug. .3—Gene Probes Under W Secretary of State Leland L.ipgweon, former president of the ) 0 T / Smith today helped eight Hoosiers Indianapolis Press Club, has re- : 5
Welfare Ruling ~~ =zsgeesn =e <== Pagpite Denials
Cites Cases
* | The M . vision by sending them an Indiana. Mr. Dawson succeeds Charles . Continued From Page One | e. Mayor pointed out that Continued From Page One State Flag to boist in their mess I. Egenroad, South Bend, who! Hiithe case can be settled. j Ler até 24 other persons waiting was investigating and that his hall {has been promoted to adminis-| r. Jones said he based his/in the county jail for pre-mental ; 8 | Tired of the “rebel yells and trative assistant on the Capehart
estimate on the optimistic hope|/examination, some of them for that Washington officials would many weeks. give speedy consideration to In-| “It seems to Me that it is a diana’s plea, |strange and sordid procedure in) r, Jones explained he will not the light of all those others who filg any action to force the gov-lare waiting,” Mayor Bayt deerpment to continue the pay- clared.
ments while the legal case is in The Mayor ordered the invesess.
only statement to the Star Was... q,g¢v a1] over camp, the staff. This post was made vacant that his own office “was not In- eight Hoosiers decided on a new by the resignation of Ray Don-|
vestigating.
He ‘then disclosed Mr. Keach's 2 state flag to rally behind. became counsel for the Radio and
probe and said that it was being |, 0 the Becrciors or Sogte Tos conducted not by his office but repjjeqd: 5
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Get a Lift
in Japan declare “war” on their signed as Washington correspondrebel comrades-in-arms of Okla-|®nt Of the Indianapolis News to
. become , executive . secretary to homa’s famed 45th Infantry Di-|gef Homer E. Capehart (R. Ind.). | D ul RI N G Oo U R .
| “civil war of words” but needed|aldson, Washington, Ind. who
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FIAT IES TENS TESTES
“I find that we have no legal grounds to do this,” he said. _ Thus, Gov? Schricker still has the problem momentarily in his lap. Overrode Veto Originally, he vetoed the welfare bill passed by the 1951 state legislature to open welfare recrds to public inspection, but the Republican majority overrode the eto. At the time, the Republicans maid the bill would rid the welfare a@load of chiselers. Gov. Schricker aid it violated federal security egulations and would mean the
ral welfare aid.
r was right.. Mr, Ewing, a native oosier, withdrew federal aid this eek, while Republicans accused im of usurping home rule. 3 Courses Open Now, Indiana must find a new eans of supporting its welfare rogram, appeal the decision or it the number of welfare recipi“#nts or sums paid them. Republicans and some Demo_@rats, notably Mayor Bayt and ‘Attorney General McManamon, ope to avert reduction of funds the needy by altering the fedal law. Sen. William E. Jenner troduced a measure changing e federal law to lift the secrecy rovisions of the federal welfare ct, but it is stalled in a House mmittee. The state's 75,000 aged, blind nd dependent children are lookg to Gov. Schricker for action, e has promised he would not Ilow the program to die. Many have expressed their conern in letters, {telegrams )and EOE CH, Ft
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The International Dairy Expoition still needs £19,000 to reach he goal of $43,500 needed to over the premium and prize Jist or the senior cattle show, it waz Se nnounced today. § A progress report luncheon has een set by the group for 12:15 . m, Tuesday in the Columbia
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tigation because he wanted “to ,be certain -that all city depart-
{ments operate on a basis of fair
|for all.” 203t N. Delaware St. , was ar(rested on a drunk charge Tuesday night. Judge Clark dismissed the |drunk charge when he ordered the
action has been to instruct: the such a flag for you, but am doing Weights and Measures division to|the next best by sending to you {seek an opinion from City Attor- under separaté cover, the Indiana | ney Michael ‘B. Reddington to de-| State Flag from my office here
The Star also quoted a “sat-| ‘The “Fighting Hoosiers” include |isfied client.” She was one of the| four soldiers from South Bend, {35 persons which The Times Robert G. Long, Richard Ham|stated Monday were given satis-| maker, Howard C. Post and Fred
factory service by Tenants Hous-| E. Cartwright; two from Misha-
by Mr. Keach. He said his only] “I have been unable to locate &
Calkins, who has been living at | termine jurisdiction. in the Statehouse.” | : : {
On the last point, Gov. Schrick-|
Now you can afford to put a new Crosley Shelvador refrigerator in your home. Only 15% down delivers the Crosley of your choice—take as long as 18 months to pay. See the COMPLETE selection of wonderful, con-
{mental examination the next ing. jmorning. ; Didn't Quote 28 Requested Admission The Star did not quote from | Roy Lanahan, hospital admin- the original list of 28 persons, not |istrator, and Dr. Bean reported one of whom obtained housing |that their investigation. showed for his initial fee or from persons
oss of $20 million a year in fed- Calkins’ priority admission came which Tenant Housing falsely’
{about this way: claimed to have “placed.” | Mrs. Bertha Louis, policewoman| The Star also quoted Don Pat{in charge of mental prisoners, rick, 829 Woodlawn, as retracttelephoned Wednesday and re-|jng statements which he made to ported that Judge Clark had re- The Times. (quested that Calkins be admitted Today Mr. Patrick said the as soon as possible. Star quoted only part of his state- | liss Jeanne Clancy, who is ment. {handling admissions while the; His minister, the Rev, Darline
regular social service: worker is Shields, pastor of Foursquare
vacationing, said she was told/Gospel Church who first related Calking was “very sick.” / Mr. Patrick's story to The Times, ime that a bed confirmed she knew the full identA Short time before a had ity of the reporter and that she been vacated. Miss Clancy asked relayed the story exactly as Mr. la. doctor. .if. she shopld admit Patrick had told it to her. {Judge Clark’s “very sick” ‘Won't Retract It’ prizoper. The doctor approved.
in the psychopathic
/ “As a matter of fact,” said the Out on Bond y Rev. Mrs. Shields, “I put my Less than two hours after the name ip at Tenant Housing more judge ordered a pre-mgntal ex- than three months ago and paid lamination for Calkins, the 60- them ‘my $5 and I never got that
year-old Indianapolis -man was! . ; admitted to General Hospital's! 8st phone call, You can quote
crowded psychopathic ward. ' ~~ ine and I will not retract, it.” Calkins is out on $5000.bonga The Star also stated that The after being indicted in Nas gnes had solicitéd advertising Yednafnr ne June AX stayy ling of his brother, Clinton: {was tied to locdl Republican cles for many years as’ /g
raed”. by Tite Tittes wi
o ling bafore The Times’ investiga-
ter : of “publicity and neeang cam- | tion:disclosed the nature of Tenpaign speehes. ° .Jants’ Housing. operations.
However, Judge ‘Clark denied == he had ordered the. mental] check-up for political reasons.
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