Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 November 1951 — Page 4
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Bell Requests Judge To Bar PSC Action
” “Indiana Bell Telephone Co * 'istarted a new court ‘battle today: fo prevent reductions of 60 cents ‘fo $1 in home phone bills here. The utility filed a motion with C%Circuit Court - Judge Lloyd D laycombe to bar the State Public Service Commission from resuming Jutistetion in its rate case uhtil Dec, The motion 3 hs to stop the PSC from opening new hearings ~ Friday on Indiana Bell's bid to '{'poost rates $10.1 million a year.
Hearing Tomorrow
{On receipt of the utility request yesterday. Judge Claycombe or"dered PSC attorneys to appear before him at 3 p. m. tomorrow
NE Show that the PSC will "pai until Dec. 5 for the Judge's ruling on its request to dissolve a 35.7 million temporary rate increase approved by the court in June. TWO-—-Or show cause why the PSC should not be prohibited from acting in the case until the judge rules. The anew Indiana Bell action grew out of a surprise PSC order last week to resume jurisdiction in the case and wipe out the court’s approved rate hike. At that time, Judge Claycombe said he could not act on the PSC request to dismiss the case from his court for 15 days— or Dec. 5
Canceled Own Hike
The commission's order also canceled out its own §730,000 rate hike granted the utility in Mav. Under the order. Indiana Bell’s rates revert back to the level set Sept. 5, 1050.
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On the Highways
oS ghwe ¥: Intyre, 12, Danville, Ill. died early today two hours after a car in ‘hich she was riding struck a /bridge abutment on U. 8. 41 pear here.
» » ” SALEM—Beverly Ponder, 71, Salem, was killed today when the car he was driving smashed into a tree along a Washington County road near here.
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State Piark Visitors
Set Record in Indiana
The Indiana Conservation Department said today a record 1810,018 persons visited state paxks and "memorials this year. ™. The tota | represented an increase of 1¢i1,179 over last year's attendance, also a record. The departnient said the Dunes State Park dro fhe most visitors with 1 total of 247, 808.
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| Should. Judge Claycombe dis-| miss the rate case, Indianapolis| home phone bills would be cut 60) cents to ¥1. Subscribers ‘also would receive rebates on bills paid since July. The utility claims the question| of dismissal of the court case| must be settled before the Friday hearing. Otherwise, it ctntends,| it would violate an existing in-| junction of the court. Indiana Bell officials charged; the new PSC order was “another attempt to stall” on its battle for increased revenue,
State Files More Suits in Tax Cases
The state kept up its battle with tax dodgers and chiselers, today bv preparing new court suits against Hoosiers who have failed to pay their Indiana gross income tax. Deputy Attorney General Robert Wallace, who smacked tax dodgers with legal action several months ago, came back again] with 45 more suits against delinquent taxpayers in Indianapolis, Decatur, Elkhart, Frankfort. LaPorte, Michigan City, New Castle, Richmond and Warsaw. According to James Probst, director of the Gross Income Tax Division, Mr. Wallace will file the first suits in Indianapolis and follow “as quickly as possible” with suits in the other communities, The majority of court action suits will be against taxpayers
iwho have previously ignored the
state’s inquiries. Suits previously filed. - and under which the department has been granted a judgment and which have not been paid. will be carried further to garnishment proceedings .the first step in attaching part of the persons salary. Mr. Propst suggested that delinquent taxpayers avoid paying, the additional penalty and, ings terest by contacting the department immediately for the purpose of arranging some sort of settlement. The tax crackdown began several months ago under the direction of State Revenue Commissioner Conn J. Sterling, who also established the department's special delinquent tax collection division.
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tendant at the Gaseteria Service Station, The executive board of the burned in the face earlv today at 2205 N.
Pal Fingers’ | Miller in | Fry Slaying |
Times State Service © GREENFIELD, Nov. 28— {George P. Miller, 24-year-old, Greenfield man, today was identified in Circuit Court as the man = who fatally beat 71-year-old Noah | {Fry in a robbery here June 6. | Nick Csire, 22, of 214 8. Hancock Ave. Indianapolis, told the|=
{all-male jury that he was one of |S
ja party of four who planned to rob Mr. Fry. He said they went to the Fry { home, five miles southeast of here, | three times before entering. Csire testified he.and Rickar Boschep, 23, of 31 N. Pershing { Ave, Indianapolis, gained entry on the pretext of borrowing a tire pump. Took Money and Watches
Csire said Mr. Fry started to get the pump when Miller entered and beat the old man over the - § |head, striking him several -more $ jtimes as the farmer fell back on ithe bed. Csire said the four then left with Mr. Fry's billfold, containing $32, and two watches. They later divided the loot in Indianapolis, he testified. 3oschen and Jack L. Randolph, 120, of RR 6, Indianapolis, also are scheduled to testify against | Miller, the only one of the group {who has not confessed. { Miller requested a separate trial on the first degree murder charge. The hearing began Mon-
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accommodate tall, medium or short people. It has a valve that In Kidnaping Case regulates temperature and type Times Special of spray, too, and it's displayed PHILADELPHIA, ‘Nov. 28 — at a San Mateo, Calif, home Two Indiana men surrendered to show. Donna's bathing suit? FBI agents here today on warOh, it's a chinchilla-trimmed rants charging them with kidnapnumber. Sells for $2000. ing 4 Wallace R
Trail of Dented Fenders Richard R. Lewis, 24, both of
. 2 Jeffersonville. Ind., had enly 20 Gets Driver in Bad cents between them when they Franklin Mitchell
24. of 1133 called the FBI from a restaurant Churchman Ave. left a trail of and said “pick us up.’ dented fenders when he went for Warman and Lewis had been a spin early today hunted by the FBI and state and Police said his auto hit cars at local officers in several comShelby and Prospect Sts. Fletcher munities on charges of kidnaping Ave. and Noble St. and at 1042 Ralph Yussman at Louisville, E. Market St. police said. The Ky. Sunday and forcing him to first two cars were stopped in drive them in his automobile to fraffic. the third was parked Clark County, Indiana, where he Charges of being drunk and
was released, drunken and reckless driving
against Mitchell were continued Girl, 4, Burned While in Municipal Court 3 to Dec. 7. Playing With Matches
one minister and a salesman.
Warman, 28, and
Burned by Lime A little girl who played with
matches was badly burned on her James R. White. 44. night at- body last night. Dorothy Sullivan, 4, had been was lighting matches in her bathroom Alabama S8St., when
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Archdiocesan Holy Name Society by foaming lime. He was empty- they set fire to her nig ghtgown, powill hold its monthly meeting ing a sack of lime into a drum lice said.
Friday at 8 p. m. at the society’s when it “blew up.’
General Hos-| General Hospital doctors today
headquarters. 148 W. Georgia St. pital listed his condition as fair.'skid her condition was fair
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