Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 June 1952 — Page 22

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Judge Backs City Officials Row

By JOE ALLISON

By JOHN V. WILSON the City engineer.

A Criminal Court judge today fight between two city depart- what little money

Indianapolis speeders, as he re- : fused to reverse two Municipal money for street repairs.

Court convictions,

dedlared, “I am committed to the view that an arrest by radar is the legal procedure.”

and the city engineer, who is responsible for paved .or “improved” streets, have been trying

repairs next year.

either of today’s cases. pairs. ‘streets.

The attorneys were appealing gi ..oi Commissioner James B. t what they termed “extes-| vy, 501) already has been allot-

BF Juage DE aT Samuel Garri-| daitional $100,000 for his de-

$100 fine of Robert 0. Sisk, 1018 received $50:000.

and cut down the $75 of Charles tively earmarked $170,000 ob- cost of the project.

$15 and costs. ‘streets. ; Attorney Milton Craig, who ‘It's Foolish’ represented Mr. Sisk, has ap. ya yor overruled Mr. Chap-

Te the Srounts Sha Hie [recommended the money be spent “test” case is expected to be

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Radar Arrests Over Street Funds

on paved streets as outlined by

That money will

However, the big issue in radar § “00 major part of $170,000 {WO departments to - “catch up” | arrests was not presented in ied last month for street re- 0 the city’s long neglecte

Arrives in N. Y. japolia auto firm were sued. in di Weather Bureau craft to Federal Court here today by a Yachis r > ABOARD THE 8.3. UNITED |ojedo, 0. resident who contends stay in port as the storm line [they owe him $5500 in back rent. moved southeastward toward the

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The remain-

W. Martin, 1137 8. Illinois 8t, t0/, ; 4 1ast month for improved ing cost of this: sewer was paid from general tax money.

pealed another speeding arrest bY peir's objection to that plan and Storm Sweeps

Toward Chicago High winds, rain and hail Judge Recesses

swept portions of the Midwest today as a squall live cut across Wisconsin and headed

The liner, flagship of the United Cohn, and Joseph Cohn, operators Atlantic states and deluged the ! 4 States Lines, will tie up here until|of Cohn Bros. Aute Co. 608 N.|city of Lynchburg, Va. with 1% when I'm mad” explained the

maiden voyage to Havre and] The rent is due on office and A heat wave continued to sear warehouse space in Toledo, Mr./much of the South and South-|tude and “loose” testimony. [west, Temperatures were expect-| about five city dlocks—and rises| In another rent suit filed today ed to exceed 100 degrees at many was arrested yesterday in the 600 to about the height of a 12-story|the federal government sought |points again today from bullding. She is rated at 53,300/$1254 from an Indianapolis land-|Colorado and New Mexico Rock-lcar sideswiped another and ended gross tons and carries 2000 pas-|lord accused of charging more ies to points east of the Missis-|yp partially on the sidewalk. Pell : said a flat tire had caused the acShe can. be converted quickly to| The treble damage suit was .A Series of storms during the ident. He was trying to change carry 14,000 troops 10,000 miles|filed against Elijah I. Johnson. week end caused flooding in sec-i;y whon police arrived: without stopping for fuel, water|1521; E. Court St. landlord of tions of Iowa, Nebraska, Indiana 1 :

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Mayor Clark today jumped Into wy “tning it's foolish to spend we have reupheld the use of radar to arrest . when ments over who's ing to get pairing unimproved streets y £ONg the work would have to Ye done 3 again next year,” the Mayor said. | Both the street commissioner, The Mayor said he hopes to be Judge Harry O, Chamberlin, .... oo or “unimproved” streets, able to allot more than $1 million to, the Works Board for street

The Works Board approved | {plan to repave 21st St. from Dear- J evied born to Station Sts. at an estisive fines” 1 on their clients ted $100,000 and has requested an|,..i.4 cost of $11,418. In other action, the board gave partment this year. At that time, |g .; o i pproval to the University Judge Chamberlin reduced the City Engineer William R. Hunt!yeights sewer assessments in which property owners will pay’ E. Sumner Ave., to $15 and costs.) .,, works Board had tenta- $12,505.99 of the $247,018.33, total

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To ‘Calm Down’ Before Sentence

ald Pell,

liner United States, steamed into|g Rosenblatt, who said the money Forecasters said a second squall €OS

f= due from R. C. Cohn, Louis area centered over the Middle!days in jail. “l don't like to pass sentence

Judge Scott McDonald called a '5-minute recess in Municipal iCourt 4 today before fining Don23. a total of $65 and ts and sentencing him to 10

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He was irritated by Pell's attiPell, 1429 N. New Jersey st.

the block W. Washington St. after his|

Police testified Pell was “stag- _. |gering” drunk. He gave them - |trouble, they said, and was ‘charged with disorderly conduct and resisting arrest, as well as|_

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