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Measure Would Kill Public Housing

‘Move Might Make City Pay Damages

An ordinance that, If passed, would kill all the proposed public| housing projects in Indianapolis, | was introduced in the City Coun-

cil last night. ¥

The measure, submitted by, Councilman J. Wesley. ‘Brown, South Side Republican, kill all powers previously given the Indianapolis Housing Authority to proceed on housing projects] with federal loans. Basically, it would repeal ait ordinances passed last year by the | Democrat - controlled Council] which gave the Housing Authority! a specific go-ahead. “Councilman Brown ordinance was not prepared by the| City legal.department. “Some of us just got together, and drafted the ordinance our-| selves,” he said. #

Councilman Brown said he was| assisted by Attorney Walter Myers Jr., who represents a group ot South Side residents in an in-| junction suit filed last week to stop the housing projects. | City Corporation Counsel P.K.| Ward said the ordinance, if passed, would break the City’s] previous contract with the Hous-| ing Authority and such action would make the City liable for

damages. He said the damages. would amount to the total cash spent]

thus far by the Housing Au-| thority on plans and purchase of] land for two projects. Donald Hanson, Housing Au-| thority secretary, said the agency has spent $275,000 of federal loans to date. The repealing measure was introduced without the blessings of the City administration,

Fears Risk of Damages

Last week, Mayor Clark said the City could not afford to as-| sume the damages incident to! stopping the projects. Council Glenn Radel, Republican - colleague of Councilman Brown, said he would not .as-| sume ‘the responsibility of ‘“‘sad-| dling the City .with .the heavy, damages” to stop the projects by repeal, The two projects for which land has been obtained are at| Legrande Ave. and Dawson St.! and on the old circus grounds at|

Composers to Attend .. Stage Premieres at IU

Times State Service

BLOOMINGTON, Feb. 19— Composers Gian-Carlo Menotti| and Walter Kaufmann will attend the stage premieres of their new works at Indiana University Thursday evening. Mr. Menotti, whose “Amahl| and the Night Visitors” was ine troduced over television Christmas’ Eve, and Mr. Kaufmann, whose new comic opera, “A Parfait for Irene” will have its first public performance

would

Kroger's

Share-Profits Plan Pays Off

Insurance Agents Hold Convention Here

More than 150 representatives

'of the Indianapolis Life Insurance

A total of $665344 from the company’s profits was credited to [the profit-sharing accounts of 16,000 Kroger employees in 1951, Carl J. Reith, Kroger*Indianapolis branch. manager, announced today. At the same time, employees saved approximately $939,500 un{der the company's Employees {Savings and Profit Sharing Plan which. was“started jn July, 1951.

Co. from seven states will be here today and tomorrow for the company’'s annual Central States Convention,

The convention, at the Claypool Hotel, is supervised by Doyle Zaring, manager of agencies. Sales meetings both days, a banquet this evening and two luncheons, make up the program, Fieldmen from Indiana, Illinois, Texas, Michigan, Iowa, Minnesota and Ohio will be on hand for the

said the ,

LET'S GO—Cpl. G. Bordner of Buffalo, N. swants the WAVES to let Nancy, out of the Navy. | “| lost -a leg in Korea," he said,

wife,

"and | think I'm due for s home life." The Navy is sidering his appeal.

Raymond

More than $19,700 of the com- event.

[pany’s contribution will be cred- gpeaker tonight will be William lited to accounts of employees in gina general agent in St. Louis the Indianapolis area. This In- or Fidelity Mutual. Also on the | . |cludes employees of the branch's yrogram will be Mayor Alex M. | 78 stores as well as Indianapolis ark, Indiana Insurance Come | bakery and ‘branch office, em- miegioner Frank H. Viehman, and | ployees. : Dr. Frederick Roner, fie COMPANY 8. CONTRA ANT Other SpeAKATS. 1g TAR END = = 1951 was for six. months, while day convention will gpa CL # on employees deposited savings for McFarland, programming “expert Mr. King approximately five months. Under from Cincinnati, Harold O. Mount- | the plan a portion of Kroger’ ey manager of the local Social leading Indianapolis Life pro-| profits is credited to employees Mecurity field office, and Dr. Ed- dircers, including Nate Kaufman, | |accounts in proportion to the win H. White, diredtor of ad- Shelbyville; Warren E. Brougher, {amount each has.saved from his vanced underwriting for the In-Columbus;, R. E. Kennedy and |own salary during the year. surance Research and Review. [Maurice A. Kennedy, Noblesville; | More than 95 per cent of eligi- Company fieldmen also will par- George Anawalt and William H. ble employees have enrolled and ticipate in the program. Sales Plymate, Indianapolis, and Wilare participating in the plan. talks will be made y 11 of the liam E. Rogers, Cambridge City. | Their savings are now running at —— the rate of $2.5 million a year. All| employees 21 years of age or older | who have had two or more years ¢ of continuous service with Kroger are eligible to participate.

Rush to Pay the ‘Stork’ Jails Car Thief for Day

v. Dinner to Open | his { An Army privaté served a one- The youth told Judge Rabb he School Fund Drive day jail term today because he had received an emergency leave

to be at his wife's side for the| A campaign to raise $1.5 million Stole a car in his haste to pay his blessed event. He added he had|. for Catholic high schools will inew baby's doctor bill. served a previous three-year hitch start with a dinner at the Indian-| But 20-year-old John A.-Arnold, in the Marines. apolis Athletic Club tonight pre-!

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Baptist Laymen Conducting Services

Baptist laymen of the Indian-

apolis community are vi various churches meetings this week. The laymen have invited {ministers,

the non-clerical members

preaching and conducting the fata) shooting o worship. The laymen’s meetings! they continued to hold her today

at 7:30 p. m. are on on a preliminary charge of mur-ijj.e within an hour after the theft 8. He was working in the brick er.

Baptist Laymen, Inc G. Butcher, evangelistic vice ident in charge.

Doyal Brown, Greenwood. will to question about the Feb. 5 hold- i {speak at the service tonight in up-slaying of the Oak Park Chapel; George Heflin, |filling station attendant. tomorrow night in Westview] Thurs-| of 829 Church St. day night in River Avenue | $5000 in Municipal Court late yesChurch, and William White, Fri- terday. Her case was continued day night also at River Avenue. until Feb. 25. ’ Thursday, | Lincoln Park, Mt. Pleasant and | will attend opening night.in East| Friendswood Churches will unite

Chufch; Lloyd Wiggins,

and holding the fund raising program.

the women folk and Geil] Held; Friend Sought

Southeastern and Keystone Aves, children to attend the services. But following an annual custom,

645 Arbor Ave, faced military] And when an MP pointed out| authorities less sympathetic than Arnold might get up to six| sided over by the Most Rev. Paul Judge Saul I. Rabb of Criminal'months on the AWOL charge be-| (C. Schulte, archpishop of Indian- Court 2. |sides the .court’s sentence, Judge |apolis. | When Arnold finishes his sen- Lapin became Jenient. jan | Among the expected 550 guests/ténce, he will be taker’ in tow by m going 10 sen you 0 jail will be Toi ry eT MP's “to face a possible court-for one day" he sald. “You've; man leaders from = this area. martial for being AWOL. had enough trouble already. Robert A. Gallagher, general] The Ft. Knox, Ky, GI told

$Iting campaign chairman, will explain Judge Rabb yesterday he stole Local Youth Escapes {the car from General Hospital

fe a lot Feb. 7 after his wire From State Farm {had presented him with a new baby. “Why did you want the car?”

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Times State Service 5 PUTNAMVILLE, Feb. 10 — An| |18- -year-old Indianapolis youth ran |the judge -asked. {for freedom today from the InAlthough a lie detector test| An Emergency Leave {diana State Farm where he was here convinged police ‘Mrs. Ruby| «1 was driving to my father's Serving a six months’ term for ‘Huddleston "Is innocent of the hose to get” money to pay the vehicle taking. f Thomas Lynch, pggpital bill,” the soldier replied. | Ray E. Williams, 11171 N. AlaArnold was intercepted by po- bama St., was oe on Feb,

their Mrs. Ruby Huddleston

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|at a downtown intersection. |yard at the time of his escape.

pres-| Detectives explained they're

looking for a male friend of hers| Indianapolis

Bond for Mrs. Huddleston, 24, was set at

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Hall on the IU campus. with River Avenue for the meetThe double bill of operas will ing Thursday night. Cecil Beck run Thursday through Sunday. |jed the meeting last night at Lyn-

Ends Mourning for King LONDON, Feb. 19 (UP)—Par-| Hament - ended: Js two. - week mourning suspension today, but continued to show respect for the late King George VI by slicking to minor debates.

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