Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 June 1952 — Page 19
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.. FRIDAY, JUNE 6, 1952
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THE, INDIANAPOLIS TIMES .__
201 Firms EE DES Again Seek | Lone Change
Two oil companies launched a new bid today to win county ap- | {
proval. for. a big oil storage center in Pike Township. i Phillips Petroleum Co. and Sin-’ clair Refining Co. asked the Marfon County Plan Commission to rezone 70.3 acres of farmland south of 86th St. near the New York Central System tracks. . A similar petition has. been urned down twice by the com-| se mission following bitter opposi-| HONOR PUPILS—Janet Parker (left) and Tricia Baker, Howe tion by property owners in the! High School seniors, won top scholastic honors during commence. area. ment exercises Wednesday night. Miss Parker won the Phi Beta Plan 14-Tank Terminal Kappa Award and Miss Baker the James Whitcomb Riley Medal. | The oil firms have plans for a earlier requests for rezoning of a : T in That Way | commission's June 19 meeting! oO Remain a ay i land Refinery and Socony Vac- cutor Frank Fairchild sorrow in the Municipal courts. {Bayt said. Hope to Avert . . since three court terms and more Transit Strike |rested.” stoppage tomorrow. {fendant who had not been tried To Participate voted unanimously against rati-[Pal court term is ‘ope month: |fying -a new contract proposed by Defended by Blum
14-tank terminal, capable of han-| ¢ 3 ° dling 400,000 barrels. The new L t G C petition was a modification of the| OS a m i ng ases | 106-acre tract. Approval of the plans at the Would create the second largest By CARL HENN jofficial negligence in 10 gaming oil terminal in Indiana. Rock Is. yydge Philip Bayt and Prose- cases which were “lost” last year uum Oil Co. already are located fully concluded today they were! All defendants will In the vicinity. stymied by artful legal work and|charged without trial, “It's regrettable,” he mourned. “But there's nothing we can do, have gone by since they were arMUNCIE, June 6 (UP)—The| The county officials reached mm 0S jcity council called a meeting for|their conclusions on the basis of {tonight which may wipe out the,an Indiana Supreme Court deci- : i threat of a local transportation sion granting discharge to a deAtterbury Soldiers S8ervicem f Cam Atte bur s en o er i : . Pp Yithe Board of Works with the In-| ‘The defendants were arrested in
will atfend the first of the Youth 4iana Railroad’ Co., operators of April and May, 1951, two of them for Christ Rallies at the post at/city busses, ; : [twice. Seven were ¢harged with 7:30 p. m. June 17 in the sports| James L. Mills, manager of the keeping a room for pool selling arena. {bus lines, said it will provide no and the eighth was charged with ? : _|transportation beginning Satur- visiting a gaming house. | tatu rally Will open With presen | day it the old contract expires to-| All were defended by Attorney, hii ping of ih A An. Night. The present arrangement Sag Blam, vihe Na i r. Blum asked for jury trials| them by the audienck.” A’ 150- provides if the controct expires jury trials
- the present 10-cent fare is slashed for his clients. The request was voice choir including servicemen| . cents. Ns (granted but only one trial ever
and members of the. Indianapolis] " e : 1.itook place. The defendant R Mr. Mills said the company al- ; nt. was Youth for Christ, will lead the ady is losing money at pal cents convicted, then won discharge on! singing for the meeting. Dr. Lee 1d cull not operate at a nickel |" appeal. The other cases had gs : beep hanging fre ever. since.
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Baptist Church in his home city.
* Preceding the rally proper, thelslected to 2. poth Byear Po et Sewune: eas, 31st Division Staff Band will pre-| : 2 E al oars cal Cates By 1teh is shecked on ONE APPLICATION of sent. a Program. beginning at 7/9520 votes, the ie ey hw Rogol ig Bos Bt a {board announced today at the |FTRST jar falls to satisty.,Try it today.
est number of men present Will completion of a canvass of the
receive, on behalf of hil men, a'May. referendum LiKE ’ | . i chaplain’s award. The Gospel papgolph received 40.459 votes| 1 Grace Notes-Trio will assist with|y, 30,939 for C. G. Sparkman, De- | mn.
the singing, and the Rev. Roger |troit. .Mr, Randolph:-and 15 other : . * . Pure orange flaMalsbary, director of Indianapo- members of the “Progressive”| vor makes this
lis Youth for Christ, will preside. Party swept all offices fiom Mr, specialized aspi- ASPIRIN * Arrangements for the Atter-|Sparkman’s “Independent” Party | il Bs FOR CHILDREN bury rallies were made by the candidates. Boppy
lev. Malsbary in cooperation with mmm — a post chaplains, with Maj. Gen. ALL SCHIFF STORES OPEN THURSDAY NITES =
A. G, Paxton and other officers.
Phipps Slaying Trial | Delayed Until Fall
BRAZIL, June 6 (UP)—The trial of John J. “Junior” Phipps, | former. Freedom High School basketball star, charged with first degree murder in the death of Warren Johnson, 42, today was postponed until September. | The trial was recessed when, Judge Robert B. Stewart was stricken with a slight heart at-| tack. Phipps indicated he pre-| ferred to sit out the summer in| Clay County Jail rather than have a special judge named. i Phipps and Jerry Parrish, 20, were indicted in Owen County last Oct. 5 in the beating-death of Mr. Johnson, a former Owen County deputy sheriff. The trial was moved to Clay County on a change of venue.
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Many Re-examined 4-Fs Put in 1-A Category
WASHINGTON, June 6 (UP)— Selective Service reported today that re-examination of 4-Fs is producing “substantial numbers” of men reclassified 1-A and available for military service. From Jan. 1 through Mar, 31, the agency said, 9638 men who had been rejected previously for | military service were reclassified 1-A. That was almost 28 per cent of the 34,810 men re-examined.
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