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"TUESDAY, OCI. 2, 1961 _. TUESD.

. apopintment as chief, couldn’t «Beatin of Bo : reached for comment. ys f | - BY ANDY OLOFSON The town council voted unan-|on as one of Mr. Geary's patrol- has been given 15 days in jail te Two India

But Mayor Good said “as far! Republicans today jumped UP... .51y to keep Mr. Geary on in|men.” think over a severe beating h rested today ’ of their ‘home rule” y P : : | s 8 he the -tempo [re post of police chief which he Mayor Good said the council( ce a 14-year-old boy. the firing of

welfare legislation in the House the home of

' : 3 : ¢ . [was considering adding -a third | : today following City Council of Representatives. oll (has held for 15 years. jmember to the force. He said The attacker admitted in Juve. company ha ba Four new welfare bills were 2. 0. Good said that{Mr. Geary's sidekick, E. Pluribus Court’ yesterday he had at To appear app: val of a $200,000 bond introduced and the House recessed gi Ro Sora Ye Coa a BR me i eoterday oe hu at OSE > igus to provide construction! while the ‘Judiciary A committee] '\ Ch) "Chief to replace Mr. candidates under consideration. +ache ’ ’ ho 35, of 3802 funds. Of gave them speedy consideration. la a A he wws The. council, concerned about reason. : Marshall G. The bond issue passed the Coun- In addition, the big GOP voting ‘reary, ca lice force as a patrol- the number of hot:rod speeders| Mercer Mance, court referee Fletcher Avi cil last night without opposition ‘margin in the House was poised two-man Po pa to." fon" the blacktop road running i¢aid the vouth was another “head Preliminar after JAD Advisory Council mem- 0. adopt quickly three other man if he wants to. through tids town of 7400. asked,’ 18. ahd Patiery bers described present over- “party line" welfare bills on sec-| Mr. Geary, a great-grandfather ze. oo... and Mr. Powell to re- beater and ordered him held in by: shooting crowded JAD quarters. ond reading. {who likes hie job ‘“shakin’ door- gion I INE jail for 15 days. against both No definite location or building The newest welfare bills: knobs,” threw a monkey yuenen T — mr 6th Case of Kind Two shotg plan has been adopted. A téenta- NE-— s M : as into the city fathers’ plans to : e . ay oy tive outline of the type of build- MONE Fue? aie Hunt a him when he refused to step Rev. St. Angelo to Head The youth is the sixth ordered Friday a

ing has been -submitted, however,

to the Safety Board, responsible ing his job: transferring _theidown. Indianapolis Ministers jailed for ruthless and unpro- § Gray St. On

duties to a new office of executive «yf they don't ‘want me, they, joked attacks in what teen gangs the house. for the building. ss secretary -of the welfare board go, to fire me fair and square,” | The Rev. George ‘A. St. Angelo cri as “head beating.” The other 20 I a ae ippointed by the Governor. [he said. “I'm not guittin’ will serve as new president of the This beating is called a “game™ dow, missin, action OF ot arate build- o. 4 3 : : $ X; TWO~-Prohibits any grant of| Mr. Geary chuckled to "himself Indianapolis Ministerial Associa-iyy the “players” and involves at- year-old dau sonst th 1 Ser: ion “some- "2 or Fd R » ? Fd ] \ 4 a welfare ald until all other legaliwhen he was told that the coun- t for the coming fiscal year. acks on some person who 14 feel. Shea wh el r near the Mile ware.” ? ; , cme Telephoto * (EER of support trlatives, ute) ails polieé omumitiee had econ A elo, astor beaten until police or other au- sleeping. Wilbu lel ® Ioteore cotn- % Aer: 3 : i i ht tr have been exhausted. mended, and the full council had The Rev. Mr hoi ne Evangell. |thortties halt them, Mr. Aydel ¥ up Brag Ha¥, sory ALL IN A JUMBLE—Aerial view of wisciage of 36 cars of a 73-car Big Four freight train one Eliminates power of agreed, that he be retained. of the New York S eel Bva Be He ils tase waa LL ori Tos uu a which derailed west of Cleveland, O. Railroad officials said the accident occurred when an axle gai welfare department to re-| “I knew it all the time” he cal United Bre ren { Miller as|hospitalized with a slight con- W. 16th St. Delay Zoning Action broke on a gondola near the engine. No one was injured. ? move county wélfare directors. said. “I haven't been worried a ceeds Dr. Benton B eilier as cspieal ! had Sh Action on .a proposed ‘zoning = oY TTA “| FOUR— Eliminates power of bit about it—least not since last president of t . os of the city] : : . not sleep cle change for Public Housing Auth- ff when the amount of printing Th : state welfare board to order wel- week when all my friends got up Protestant min oe 3 Olive] Called “Belligerent night.” ority property at Dawson St. and Cou Clerk Ra § treasurer's offices is considered ote i istration |fare appropriations and gives at the council meeting and told Dr. Miller is pas i 2 | The attacker was described by Mr. Adelo y oper " . j {county councils full control over them what's what. Branch Christian Church. . ourt officers as far above aver “ad been at LeGrande Ave. was postponed. , work needed in the auditor's and |welfare budgets. “I was called to a secret meet-| The association yesterday also, a Bad heen 22 - « 3 | . ” / ¥. A. 3,1 © . d : A Son Brent a. > the § ial’ Di: Part cf the fault lies jn the | Three of the other bills intro- ing & couple of days ago,” helelected the Rev. G. A BK erent attitude. . ganize drive pros po Y oaose the project was Ne | ys em bidding technic, Mr. Brown con- 0dr pens jSuceq Soncemie] Srauk tiving-agdeq, The Sideriien AD RE iron Glos. vice! The boy told the court he and that in the 4 - 4 Ss 4 C wi A y i ’ A - : submitted to the council. . tinued. He sai¢ contractors are [PEONGIAg I nalauiey 1) Jen rnate any ey Se then dies iy the Rev. Stanley R.|several other VOUS Butatked Ie men hiave ® RERF oH ow Grn UY s s ’ resid « pve oo nr VI os roan c forans pal 3b Job Re ore. = E as-| 14-year-old. e a er earlier No a than 150 pili ait Br Pri TR A BOE CIT BOVE oe omer wi eaves mn a FERRER orscreyaiianaioranion of relies. as. [14 ve EE ES TR ES Ps sens cs ERAN ST ’ ‘but many of them bid on dnly a e other bill requires at) nS nde itor, r YAP : ihe PE SA TR ER Ser, a rt chambers, nearly alt of them few of the items and submit very ' Lr, who accidentally damages Mr. Albright, who was disgrun- ald L. Clapsaddle, member of the| arty held Jor 3 ¥ival ene drive for tr present to speak against the zon- > low rates on items seldom used ; : : “... la fence report same to authori- tled when the council reversed clerical staff of the North Meth-| He said he believ vietim ye ing change. : The Marion County clerk today * Ee I Le san thew Time is getting short for Nov... 0 : itsel? at a tumultuous open ses- odist Church, treasurer. | was a member of the rival group. AS a Yes Key arguments presented ject opened an attack on what he; 7% SL Ey the B election registration. * RE ——§—,., >>. — older an ublic housin, rojec oh : " )] 3 : he : - . 2 , : Ia 8 Cs 2 existing Aled the trick bidding system” |owest ' proposal while actually But if you live dn Beech Grove : . : : has not thre dwellings in the area and the for county printing work. the prices on the most-used items and. intend to make your voice Jotte said.

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influx of families would seriously] H. Dale Brown said the system are high. : . heard in government next month, | . . overcrowd schools Which Serve prohibits possible savings of Mr aown Said Re Wi Aga a branch registration board will » ; So o the” district. subm s request for bids tosthe : : s . ? . 4: jtiousands of dollars a year in County Commissioners in Janu- assist You “togay “in. the Town : o ’ e FRanklin 4411 Seek Park on Tract Hall. : y :

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Residents want a park estab-| 1 necessary, Mr. Brown said, said, he will seek court action. | The board will be on duty from : (UP)—T lished on the hoi i will seek a court test of the, ene /2.p. m. until 9 p. m. to register . set of s against the zoning change were/phid laws. The bidding system|pA: : new voters and re-register those pra * show its Mrs. Don E. Weaver, 1747 E. Le-/drew his fire when he was teniea Midwestern Dentists !who have moved into new pre- more in Grande Ave., Harold Shoemaker fa request - for bids on 70,000, To Convene Friday leincts. 96 Senats 2058 Caiious si, Histol 1 Bown checks to be used next year- for Times Stats Service In addition, the Regular Voters A sum Ju Myers Jr. attorney for i Topport payments: | * BLOOMINGTON, Oct. 2—Mid- Registration Office in Room 12| Be session | ef Myers dina y | Mr. Brown said he had been| western dentists will convene on of the Courthouse will be open and print UDjectarn il Jaiued + {told that an opinion of the State, : the Indiana Uni-/from 8 a. m. until 10 p. m. to sional R City I er CY slp 8 tion B03Td of Accounts holds that versity campus enter your name on the rolls. Housetue group th ai Sune at of Even though the checks are to be Friday and Sat-| You are eligible to vote if you In 631 h as Selaye pons 2 ig Plan/is¢d in 1952, they must be bought urday for thelare 21, and will have been a utes, con I ad Tet the rom the 1951 contract-holder if annual home- resident of the state six months, z of the C ‘Counell can act. purchased this year. coming confer-/townships 60 days and precinct ol The zoning change would not Other Jobs Needed ence of the IU (30 days prior to election day. oo : SA permit push hous” The clerk added this opinion Seo : aa ey s tr Sih on it pot, a use of{ MAY Stop him from saving at ; New dental Vital Interruption - a section now zoned for industry|**! $2000 in bis office hecause techniques will. 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