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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

THURSDAY. MAR. 20, 1952 ot

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Statehouse Cuties Fete Alan Young

Movie star Alan Young proved. today that lady politicians in Indiana are wild about celebrities, especially male and handsome. More than. 200 Statehouse secretaries, clerks and stenographers stormed the actor when he called on Gov. Schricker to present him with a new white hat from Hollywood. Accompanying Mr. Young was Starlet Joan Taylor, who will be seen in a picture starring Mickey Rooney. Mr. Young and Miss Taylor came to plug the premiere of “Aaron Slick From Punkin Crick,” which opens at the Indiana Theater tomorrow. Sighed one pretty Statehouse secretary, Miss Marian Browand, 418 E. 15th St., “He looks nicer in person than on television.”

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Moral: Don’t Throw Cream in Furnace

t+ It takes more effort, but Leona n—— ard Gross now thinks it's safer| th $500 to whip your own cream. | Mr. Gross, 56, of 1338 Ingomar ruck Ave., this morning discarded an]

empty can which had contained whipped cream under pressure. y bag cone He threw it in the furnace.| ym his Hame Then stood at the open door to] ruck yestere * poke the fire, e knocked a Heat expanded the compressed ront of his air, the can exploded and threw 800 block of one chunk into Mr. Gross’ chin: le was in a The one-inch gash did not require} cigaret mae stitching. |

32, of 1122 ted to police

SWEET, SMOOTH AND SLICK—Screen actor Alan Young, here to help fill the Indiana Theater tomorrow for the World Premiere of "Aaron Slick from Punkin Crick," re-enacts a barbershop quartet scene from the picture. But this time he uses real barbers from the Claypool Hotel ton. | sorial parlor. Left to right are: Ed Graham, Harry Stinnett and Joe Glosson. Mr. Slick is in the |

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Inspections

Dodged, Says

By JOHN V. WILSON Marion County today opened a campaign against unlicensed!

Plan Commission attorneys won a court order forbidding a

to adjoining land. Attorneys said operators of the permits since 1950.

|spection of sanjtation facilities and electrical wiring.

{is now occupying land beyond the| (limits of the original site for

| Restrainer Issued {

jagainst the Tomlinsons

|judge set a hearing for a tempo-| [rary injunction for Apr. 1. The court order, in effect, would close down operation of trailers row parked on land beyond the original park limits. But Bernice C. Poling and William B. Patrick, Plan Commission attorneys, sald: “As a practicak matter we are not going to force any of the resi!dents to move. We only want the {camp to stop its expansion program until a permit is obtained.” |" The attorneys said the Tomlin[son suit is the first of a series to [be filed for violations of county zoning ordinances. | Dumps Next | Other targets in the campaign [will be dumps and junkyards {which are using land illegally. County Building Commissioner Ray Fisher said at least two other trailer camps out of 34 in the county have not paid the $25 fee for the annual permit. Mr. Fisher said the average trailer camp in the county has 35 families and some run as high as 130 families. He said it difficult to make the trailer camps and families living in them comply with sanitation and electrical regulations because of the temporary status of the tenants, “We need trailer camps in Marion County to accommodate the overflow population, but they should be kept up to date,” he said.

Federal

Employees: John Cramer’s Your Fed-| eral Job column in The Times Sunday will report full details of the new restrictions on federal emloyee’s annual leave and the heavy new government personnel cuts recommended by the House Appropriations Committee. Mr. Cramer’s column appears in The Indianapolis Times each Sunday.

Couple Testifies Against Attorney

A Kokomo couple in Federal Court today testified that Indian-

‘1told them he was related to Fed-

sent their son. who was charged with auto theft. The couple, Mr. and Mrs. Don- | ald Kennell Sr., entered the testi-|

Mr. Shaw had been ordered to show cause why he should not be disbarred from Federal Court. Judge Steckler issued the order after Mr. and Mrs. Kennell signed statements accused Mr, Shaw of high pres{sure tactics to collect his fee. | The courtroom

‘character witnesses for M: Mr. Shaw.

Personnel Association To Hear Psychologist

| Arthur O. England, industrial | psychologist and chief of personInel research at Wright Patterson | Afr Force Base in Dayton, will |address thre Personnel Association lof Indianapolis after dinner in the [Lincoln Hotel tonight. BE The author of 50 articles on] {personnel he taught at Ohio State

which also|

today was! packed with more than 50 per-| {sons, most of whom appeared as|

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Unlicensed Trailer Camps Are Voraeh of County Drive

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Adm. Joy, Peace. Talk Methodist

large trailer camp northwest of to return : Speedway City from expanding within the next two months, I P

Commission (Chief, to Get New Jo

By KEYES BEECH TOKYO, Mar. 20 (CDN)—Vice

trailer parks and haphazard land Adm, Charles Turner Joy, poker- we uses in outlying suburban areas.!raced chief United Nations’ peace Inegotiator in Korea, is scheduled

to the United States

earned today.

The admiral’s new assignment ‘park, Wilbur and Edna Tomlin- ig the United States Naval Acadson, had refused to obtain annual emy where he is slated to take over as . The permits require county in- June 1,

superintendent about

According to my sources, which

cannot be disclosed, the assignThe Tomlinson Trailer Court, ajment of the admiral to Annapolis Plan Commission attorney said, [is a matter of normal naval pro-

cedure, His departure from Panjmunjom will have no significance

{which permits were granted at so far as peace talks are con(Cunningham Dr. and High School] {cerned dlthough the Communists Rd. {may insist that it has. | A native of St. Louis, Mo. and ’ Circuit Court Judge Lloyd Clay-|a graduate of Annapolis, class of combe issued a‘ restraining order 19186, the 57-year-old admiral has and commanded the Far East naval |C harles Nelson Hatcher, owner of| forces since August, 1949. Eight]. the additional land involved inimonths ago Gen. Ridgway named lthe expansion of the park. The him chief of the United Nations

peace delegation. Since then he has spent most of his time in the Munsan apple orchard where the United Nations peace camp is) based.

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ADM. JOY-—Headed state.

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PTA Unit Against

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Goal Topped

Methodists of the Indianapolis District reported today they have

} |exceeded their campaign goal of

1000 new members. Churches of the district opened /their campaign Sunday in the Roberts Park Methodist Church. Ht will end tonight. This morning, (a total of 1010 new members was {reported recruited. dan

| Ministers and lay workers, 750 |strong, received instructions for the drive Sunday afternoon, They {were aided by 45 guest clergymen {om five states. All this week, they have been assembling in the daytime ‘in the Roberts Purk Church for further inspiration and discussion of techniques. | Members of the Woman's 8o0|ciety of Christian Service have |served evening dinners in the loical Methodist Churches beginning {Monday night. They will repeat - tonight. Laymen‘and guest min« |isters attended the dinners. Afterward, the laymen have visited in {residences in thelr communities

Promotion Change lin an effort to enroll new church

One of the biggest school Par-|

{members. Dr. Sumner L. Martin, district

ent-Teacher units in the Midwest ‘superintendent, is in charge of

the visitation evangelism in

As head of the United Nations has voted against a proposal to! Gre ater Indianapolis, Outstanddelegation the solemn-faced Adm. eliminate mid-year promotions ining speakers Mo have been

Joy has earned a reputation as a|

{taugh, cautious, bargainer. He { 1s | on record as saying that Com:

{Indianapolis Public Schools.

The vote was taken by PTA of

heard in the Roberts Park ‘Church include: Dr. Harry Denman of the Board of Evangelism

munist willingness to come t (Technical High School, which has| armistice os can be eae a membership of 3150. The vote jot the denominaticn, Nashville, |Tenn.; Dr, Paul Grimes, Chicago;

in direct proportion to the amount

of military pressure put against|

them. Adm. Joy's successor as head|

tally, however, was 124 to 5.

‘Dr, Jewell Smoot, Detroit, and

Virgil. Sheppard, president of (Bishop Richard C. Raines of the

[the organization, \was taken at

sald the vote Indiana Area. the request of

of the United Nations negotiat-8¢hool administration ofiiciala 4 Girls Overcome

ing team is not known although|Who are sounding public opinion

it is probable that one of the| present members will move up to| that job. Adm. Joy will continue

on the promotion change pro- By Gas Fumes

posal.

Major objections advanced by|

Three daughters of Mr. and

to function as chief negotiator|the Tech unit were that too heavy Mrs, Homer Mullen, 5615 8, State until ordered to return to thel® load would be thrown on the|Ave, were overcome by leaking

United States,

Film Firm to Continue Lardner Salary Fight

HOLLYWOOD, Mar. 20 (UP) —Darryl F. Zanuck, vice presi-

high schools in September when

s in their four-room home this

new pupils were enrolled; pupiis/inorning.

who failed first year ‘courses|’

Lorena, 12, awakened her pare

would complicate the promotionients complaining of feeling iil, procedure, and courses would be|They took her to Methodist Hos less flexible under the single pro-|pital. Meanwhile daughter Frane

motion system.

ces, 19 became ill and went next door where she fainted on the

dent of 20th Century Fox, today | : re-affirmed the film I MiFiles as Candidate determination to upset a U. 8. A Democrat, Thomas Taggart immediately opened all windows Circuit Court judgment which|Connolly, 5510 N. Pennsylvania|in the home and revived the third gave screen writer Ring Lardner St. filed today as a candidate for|daughter, Myrtle, 14. Then they $25,000 from the studio after he the Indiana House of Represen-|discovered a leaky valve on the was fired. tatives from Marion County. 'gas stove.

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