Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 November 1951 — Page 6

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man? That's

a police «officer,

he trouble when a coal

Can You Sook a Cop Or Can You?

Can you -legally sock a ‘police-

the question which bothered Judge Pro Tem Leo O'Con-| nor in Municipal Court 3 today. A man is charged with beating after the officer had given him orders to come along: without making a formal

started Nov. 3 company owner asked Officer Phillip O. McGee to)

retrieve the keys for a company truck which one of his employees

had “borrowed.’

Asked to Step Outside

According to Officer McGee, he entered the Tennessee Barbecue

Tavern, 25th and Martindale Sts., and asked the employee, Herbert |

May, 30, of

723 W. Michigan St.

to step outside. As théy neared |

The Rice Rupture Service ine door,

Officer McGee said he

Experts, personal representa- put his hand on May's shoulder,

tives of William S. Riee, Inc.,

Then, May struck him and other

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Adams, N. Y.. will be at the patron joined in Lhe Jeacas, OB Lincoln Hotel, Indianapolis, “°F, McGee sai 8p the battle] r : “ended, Officer McG -| Ind., Thursday and Friday, seis badly mauled. Se found hime

November 15 and 16. Every

According to Defense Attorney

ruptured person should take Joseph Quill. an Indiana Supreme

advantage of this great op- Court decision upholds @ man’s portunity. right to fight back at a police offi2 cer if he has

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Case Cited

Mr. Quill cited a case in which this: Method the defendant had Killed the pasimilar stances and was acquitted. Deputy Prosecutor James Rocap . was adrift in this legal sea. Judge O'Connor refused to com-

circum-

fit after having the Appliance mit himself on Lawyer Quill's line

adjusted and vou see how per- °f argument.

fectly and comfortably it po. May

{Prosecutor Rocap

ing springs; nothing to gouge |law the flesh and make you sore.

library.

{still holding the

was returned to

v and holds. No harsh, deep-press- o'connor headed for the nearest

Meanwhile, mother stood alone at the bar. Purple Heart

Judge

May's

Wear this Appliance for a'medal she had brought along to

full thirty day trial and if help her son's cause. you are not perfectly satisfied = at the end of that time, re- BB turn it.

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Tommy

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Shows ‘em How

A T-year-old BB sharpshooter {has turned a trick many of his ‘elders have failed to do.

Mack, RR 8, killed a

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father, {Mack Jr., and several companions prowled the land unsuccessfully. Tommy said today he is willing!

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DiSalle Rebuffs Hoosiers

Times Speclay

WASHINGTON, Nov. 13—0PS State Revenue Department gen‘head Michael V. DiSalle today re-

The Office of Price Stabilization merely followed the law in inter-

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

His, decision was stated this morning when he met with“Frank T. Millis, state auditor; Conn J. Sterling, Indiana revenue commissioner, and Fred McClurg,

eral counsel.

Indiana delegation! The Hoosier officials were sc-

pleading for a new interpretation companied to Washington by rep- legal right to refuse to pay the on ‘Hoosier gross income tax payments by grocers Mr. DiSalle told three state offi« gials the interpretation was based ciation, amendment

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. TUESDAY, NOV. 13, 1851

Gov. Schricker arranged tbday's conference after appeals to the OPS office” in Indianapolis brought no relief. Commissioner Sterling contend, ed the OPS interpretation is unconstitutional in that it turns the tgross income tax into a sales tax. He said customers would have a

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