Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 October 1951 — Page 14

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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

Coalition Break May Win for GOP’

JOHAN V. WILSON and

Van Ness said the House-passed from sponsoring sports events or hours on the FRI's list of 10 .most in connection . with the -atANDY OLOFSON welfare appropriation hill would teams. wanted criminals, .was granted a tempted robbery of the Elks Passage of the Republican be amended later, removing the Rep. Earl I. Aders (R. Elkhart) change of venue late yesterday'Club here last Apr. 1. “home rule” welfare ‘program by limit ‘on the amount of money to planned} motion to bring the bill from Henry to Hancock Circuit The Indianapolis man was cap-

out of so it could be voted upon. Rep. Aders said fraternal or-

the State Legislature seemed -assured today as two stop-gap bills guaranteeing payments to welfare recipients moved ahead '! The measures providing extra

be spent in the biennium. The other House-passed measure, hiking old-age pavments, will also remove the State Welfare

Department's control ever county right to continue to sponsor ath-

money to cover welfare cos's and medical programs and require etic events 2nd teams. Ore of the 42 Years 42 Yoars raising the maximum old-age pay: county welfare. boards te con Heh VicHms 0 he Presen ABC of Square in Sime ments from $45 to $50 were ap- sider relatives’ ability to pay part A r IL wal argue wou be the Dealin # Location ; by committees yesterday of recipients’ costs. 4 American legion Junior Base. : RITE S " proved yes{ 3 ball program.

without opposition. At the same time, another weeklong recess of the Legislature ap-

Lawmakers’ Pay Bill Sent to Governor

‘Drop-the-Hanky’

peared likely. Both the Senate . and House were to meet at 11 The Senate yesignday suspended Nets Bandit $500 m. t onside ress. rules to pass and sen ta Gov : 3 id gg Tene Schricker a bill giving each law A BUF gun-toting ‘bandit ‘The plan to recess until Oct. 22 Maker §15-a-day expenses for Played drop-the-handkerchief and was - advanced as Republicans ®3ch day of attendance at the won $500 last night in a Speedreveled in the success of U. 8. Sen, SPecial session. Way Nquor store. William E. Jenner's amendment The measure would cost tax- Matic in K. og Proprietor of te return federal welfare funds payers $2250 a day if all the law- - Fe at 4907 W 11th St. Said to Indiana makers were present. It was N¢ Was alone in his establishThe recess would give Congress passed by a 35-12 vote, Men! at 3 p. m. when a man en-, time to act on the amendments Voting against their own ‘‘wel- ered, holding a handkerchief {0 approved Wednesday by a House fare” bill were Sens. Judson West, gic Hose. ae : conference committee, and allow Indianapolis Democrat; Willis Mr 3 od rroamel the counter, Hoosier Republicans to double Batchelet, Angola Republican; ,, , f ec ri said he let the check the legality of their “home hanky fall, revealing a nickel-

Dale Beck, Young America Democrat; John Blunt, Little York Blunt Little York Democrat; Noble Ellis, Orleans Republican; Ralph Ferguson, Anderson Demo-

plated revolver. Mr. Hedrick was ordered in the back room and bound- with tape The proprietor said the robber

rule” program. Eventual passage of the eightbill program was virtually assured when two GOP Senators indicated

they were about ready to break crat; Charles Leavell, Winchester emptied a stronghox. then took away from their coalition with Republican; Clem MeConaha, Cen. ®Verything from the cash regisDemocrats which has blocked the terville Republican; Carl Molden- '®7 €Xcept the pennies. He left in program. hauer.'Huntington Republican; A. ® Walling car, driven by another Ball All ‘Jokers’ Burr Sheron, Marion Republican man, ¢ 3 Sens. Roy Conrad; Monticello. Lucius Somers, Hoagland Repub- : Mr. Hedrick was released a and Jack Stone, Evansville. said ican, and GOP Leader Van Ness. ®W minutes later. by painters

they would return to their party's fold “as soon as certain complications are ironed out.” : They wanted to make suré there are no ‘jokers’ in the program which might jeopardize future federal funds. The 24 minority Democrats re-

working in a barber shop next door, who heard him kicking against the wall,

Child Is Polio Victim

VALPARAISO, Oct. 12 (UP) Joy Jeanette Powell, 5, daughter ol Mr. and. Mrs:

The other five Marion County Senators approving the pay bill wer? Democrats Mary Garrett, Cecil McConahay, Greyble McFarland and Walter Kelly and Republican Hoyt Moore. -

Narcotics Bill

asserted their opposition to the : Alonzo Powell “home rule” In But with- Gains Support of Valparaiso, ated yesterday of out the aid of the two Mrebels GOP backing today was ex- polio. She was Porter Countv's they are helpless to stop it. pected to expedite a Democrat- irst victim of the disease this Senate GOP Leader John W. year,