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THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS Saturday, July 21, 1962 Page 13 Sports Newi, Paget 14-15 Business Newt, faqe 6 Comics, 11 CITY DESK MEMOS Race Curbs in Housing, Grills Cited POLITICS Fund Misuse Charged to Health Unit By LOU HINER Jr. The Washington Bureau WASHINGTON The National Institute of Health (NIH) drew sharp criticism from a House committee today that noted many instances of mismanagement in this country's $433,700,000 research grant program. The House Government Operations Committee said the NIH had been warned more than a year ago to keep closer check on the way research money was being spent. "It has become evident that Police to Move Up Street Soon Moving time for the Indianapolis Police Department is fast approaching, and with it a week-long job of carrying the entire department up Alabama Street to the police wing of the City-County building. The move, expected to take a week, now is scheduled to begin August 6.

but might be postponed. North Side Transfer Inc. is to do most of the muscle work, using four trucks and about 20 men. Companv officials say they will work about 10 hours a dav for five days to get the department's machine guns, traffic tickets, paper clips and other paraphernalia into the new building. Probably the biggest job, police believe, will be NIH has done relatively little to improve the over all man By JOHN GUY Elmer E.

Bentley is a truck driver who was refused service at a south-side restaurant. He is a Negro. Dr. John Thomas Young, also a Negro, is an east-side pediatrician who could not find service among Indianapolis realty dealers. These are two of four inci- his wife and three children, dents which were disclosed at now lives at 3030 Rex Dr.

It the last joint meeting of the is a white neighborhood and Mayor's Commission on Hu- residents have calmly accepted man Rights and the lndiani the family's presence. Fair Employment Practices a year ago, however, Young Commission. could not find the new home In a report filed with the which he needed because of state commission and with the birth of his third child. Marion County Prosecutor More than 20 realty dealers Phillip A. Bayt, Bentley says refused to serve him, he said, he entered the Hopkins res- Young and his attorney, taurant, Raymond and Hard- John Preston Ward, have ing, May 23 but was told he asked the commission "to pro-could not eat on the premises, ceed with a formal inquiry "When I asked (the wait- int0 the matter of segregation whv I ronM nnt hp the Indianapolis housing $4 agement of its grant programs i CITY DESK I MEMOS since the committee's report of April, 1961," the committee said.

"The committee is particu ywv; a moving the contents of the property room. This is the place that houses items used for evidence in trials, or found abandoned on city streets. Included are bicycles, tires, TV sets, guns, tables and chairs in fact about everything but the kitchen sink and maybe a few of those. The contents of the identification bureau, 95 Hiner larly concerned by the continued absence of sound procedures for determining the initial and the continuing financial needs of grantees." market." served at the counter. Bent Never Too Young In other action the city commission authorized its temporary cutive director.

Richard Landrigan, to contact persons who have complained about discrimination at the Virginia grill, 2512 E. Washington, and to file an affidavit ley says, "she replied they had not served colored people for the last 10 years and hai it would be 10 more years before they would." The restaurant. Bentley said, is the only convenient patinc nlarp nn his truck mntp To illustrate its charges of fund misuse, the committee disclosed an audit it had made of the federal funds used by a commercial firm on a research 1 contract. The company. Public Serv- ice Research was paid Wilson.

1 1 losv i le supervising principal of the Cenfpr Grove School Corn The boys are Brian Lee Wilson. 3. and his brother, Tracey Allen. 6. Their parents are Mr and Mrs ames Wilson, Stilesville The NEWS Photo.

George Tilford, DANVILLE. Ind. Golf is the so-: of game ou can't start learning too early life. At least, that's the way these boys feel. They are playing a round at the Hendrick' County got course wnh their grandfather.

Woody Harold Hatcher, head of with ne prosecutor, the state commission, and a Paul Vavul- owuner Negro investigator went to said 'l have "ev" the restaurant on May 25. turned away Negroes but Hatcher was told, "We can't do ask them t0 SIt in a sPecial serve him (the investigator) room." He does this, he says, here." because some of his property Hatcher believes the Hop- was destroyed in a fight be- kins erill has violated a 1961 twee" a Ne8ro and a whlte STILL FEAR CASTRO Billfold Stolen as Woman Leaves Car Unattended A woman trying to repair her car lost her purse containing $37 when she left it on the front seat while she went to a service station to get a few more tools. Young Cuban Couple Finds Sanctuary Here state law which says any establishment serving the public "shall not consider the race or religion of the customer." man. Complaints about signs at Riverside Amusement Park which say "White Patronage Only Solicited" were referred Hatcher talked with Ruth Honkins. the owner, vesterdav to the state group which will afternoon.

Mrs. Hopkins told meet with Riverside officials The News today she will obey Tuesday, the law until there is trouble John Coleman, president of involving Negroes. In that Riverside, told The News, "I case, she said, the restaurant do not discriminate when will be closed. Negroes enter the grounds." The other case discussed by Legal action against the signs the city and state groups was would violate the right of free that of Dr. Young, who, with speech, he said.

which has about 30.000 pounds of paper in its files, also will be a heavy moving job. The men in charge believe that can be done in a day. When the move is completed, this will he the arrangement of the police wing offices: Sixth floor Municipal Courts 3, 4t 5 and fi. Fifth floor Cells where prisoners are kept pending their appearance in court. Fourth floor Detective bureau and identification bureau.

Third floor Crime laboratory and a new feature of police headquarters, a police museum. Second floor Offices for the chief, inspectors and captains and for the Juvenile Bureau, and the communications division, including telephone operators and radio-dispatchers. First floor Traffic division, information desk, and uniform division captain's office. Basement Property room. Sub-basement Weapons firing range, storage rooms, and lockers.

Parking level Space for about 600 police vehicles, including Emergency 5, and a prisoner receiving dock, where paddy wagons will unload their human cargo. Judge John Niblack of the Circuit Court and Dr. Walter E. Hemphill were standing on Washington Street watching bulldozers pull down walls of the old Courthouse. The walls of the old Circuit Court were falling at the same time.

Hemphill casually inquired: "Judge, have you moved to the new County-City building?" "Oh yes." Niblack replied conversationally. "I have moved my office and the courtroom." Then both laughed as Niblack caught the significance of the query. Some Democrats analyzing Center Township Assessor James F. entry into the struggle for county leadership of the party against hopeless odds believe it has overtones for the 1963 city election. They speculate that Cunningham might back off from his bid to replace Mayor Charles Boswell as county chairman if James Noland, choice of most party leaders for the chairmanship, would name city attorney John J.

Dillon as 11th district chairman. The move might be designed to set Dillon up for a 1963 try for mayor, Uncle Sam's tax bite from Hoosiers has increased 2'2 times since 1944, according to a table prepared by Sterling M. Dietrich, district director of Internal Revenue. The annual collections from all sources in the state are: By JANE SHICK After finally reaching Indianapolis and freedom from the Cuban government, a young Cuban couple still lives in fear of Fidel Castro. Frank Rodriguez, 23, and his wife, Elvira, 20, said they are afraid to talk about the Cuban political situation because both of their families, still living in Cuba, might be punished.

They arrived here Thursday and are living in a two-room apartment at 2237 N. Central. When interviewed their wet Suburban Area Valuations Go Up Ruth Shackelford. 27, Valley Mills, found that her purse vas missing when she returned a few minutes later. Her car was parked near a station at 21st and Hillside about 5:30 p.m.

yesterday. Just before midnight, a purse was stolen from Sandra Johnson. 22, Shelbyville. by supposedly good Samaritans. Her car stalled at Morris and Kentucky and two men in an old black car stopped to help her.

They left after they couldn't find the difficulty. She then discovered her billfold missing from the purse she had placed on the front seat. It contained $1.50. In still another crime, Shirley Benson, Mooresville, was visiting her grandmother, Mrs. Edna Pettigrew, at her home, 1756 Dawson, when she let a strange woman use the phone.

Her billfold, by the phone, containing $8, was missing after the woman left. uations for taxing units so far reported, including percent of change, are: Pet. Lawrence Twp. New Old Change Family Annexed BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (AP) The Frank C.

Wilsons voted 2-0 to be annexed to the suburban town of Mountain Brook. They are the only residents of a 25-acre plot. uwsioe jm.w.ooo Castleton 221,000 220,000 3 4 Lawrence City Lawrence Inside 10.752,000 1,831,000 11.7 4.0 $378,596 over an 18-month period, which represented 85 of its total cash funds. The audit showed the federal money had been used to buy practically all the company's office equipment and furnishings and all the rent, maintenance and remodeling charges came out of the money earmarked for research. The company also charged off to the NIH grant such items as salary for corporate officers for time spent in directors' meetings dealing with nonresearch business.

Travel expenses of company officials also had no bearing on the federal project, the audit indicated. "While the amount of NIH research funds paid to this company represents only a small percentage of total NIH grant expenditures, NIH policies and management procedures provide no assurance that practices similar to those followed by this grantee are not widespread," the report said. The committee questioned whether NIH officials understand their responsibility for management of public funds. NIH, the report continued, seems inclined to give the fiscal responsibility to the grantees on the grounds that "the research grant is, in essence, a trust." "The committee believes that a government agency is equally responsible for the proper, efficient and economical use of public funds," the report went on. The committee also questioned why NIH permits federal money to he used by "some institutions" to pay the contract researchers more than their regular salaries.

"The committee believes it preferable that NIH limit is support for research projects originating with the investigator to non-profit organizations, and extend such assistance to commercial organizations only in exceptional circumstances," the report said. The House group also was angered because NIH had failed to follow up last year's recommendation that it form "field review teams' to check periodically on the research projects and report the progress to NIH officials. Some of the trouble with the NIH program was blamed on Congress itself by the Waihington Twp. clothing was hanging from a line strung through both rooms. Somehow in the flight from Miami, Fla.

to Cincinnati water got in their suitcase and soaked all their clothes. The couple arrived in Miami June 23, less than a month after their marriage. They knew long before the ceremony they would he coming to the United Stales as soon as possible. Rodriguez had been trying for over a year to get out and his wife nearly as long. Since both of them are only-children, leaving their families was very difficult.

But, as Rodriguez said, "When a man is young and has two hands and two feet plus some, intelligence he can do anything." And that is what he will do, anything. He had worked in a Cuban bank and would naturally like to find a similar position here, but he is anxious to do any kind of work. Before they left Cuba, they had to surrender all their possessions to the government except for a limited amount of clothing. So all their furnishings are from their sponsor, the Northminster Presbyterian Church. Taking direct care of the couple is Mrs.

E. L. Catter-mole, 5833 N. Parker. She said they got word Wednesday the Rodriguezes were arriving Thursdav and in that time had to find an apartment and furniture and put feelers out for a job for him.

Rodriguez also wanted to tell as many people as possible, "We are very happy to be in the United States, and annreciate all the thinrts Americans are doing for the Cubans. Property values, like the people, have gone out to suburbia. Valuations for 19 Marion County taxing units, completed by a private appraisal firm, indicate the change. Cole-Layer-T rumble Dayton firm hired by the nine township assessors to put price tags on property for reassessment, delivered final returns yesterday on 19 of 47 taxing units. Most suburban areas reflected increases contrasted to the 28 decrease reported for downtown property bounded by Capitol, Georgia, Delaware and Vermont Streets.

Total assessed property val 204,000 854.000 94.000 221,000 7,000 559,000 5,174,000 .58 4 028,000 3 1 77,000 1.0 140,000 0.7 181,000 22 0 -75 408,000 34. Air Service Begins MOSCOW (UPI) Air service between Moscow and Havana has been started, the official news agency Tass said vesterdav. the new Police phone number, Meridian Hills Rocky Ripple Highwoods Springhill Woodstock Shooters Hill Wynnedale Perry Twp. Beech Grove Southport Homecrott Warren Twp. Cumberland Warren Speedway Clermont Lynhurst Wayne Twp.

Park Memorize Department ME 3-3000. ,127,000 944,000 1.774,000 4,008,000 .51 0 594,000 .62 3 1,125,000 57 0 1,028,000 1,104,000 7.4 144 14S 144 1947 ma 1949 mo 1151 807,014.292.74 m.m.m.n 00.080,798 03 905,244,889.84 17 944,222,429.90 944,439,373.49 1.195,440,954.94 1.352,784,470.54 51,633,340 433,75 1.701,30,208.37 1,387,162,597.90 1,468.990,794.24 1.724,744,142.45 1,792,164,869.48 1,752,979,610.91 1,073,048,578.86 3,088,862,672.58 2,173.706,624.67 19,442,000 847,000 104.000 17,045,000 .15.1 444,000 .30.0 74,000 .43 2 WEATHER FORECAST By the U.S. Weather Bureau 1.844,000 1.387,000 .32.4 Colo ham U.S PEOPLE IN THE NEWS Don't Do as I Do, Do as I Tel! You Herman Hoglebogle Reports: 1 was pleased to see the Safety Board has heeded my pica to do something to relieve the early morning traffic snarl at East 30th and Fall Creek Parkway, North Drive. The board approved a ban from 6 to 9 a.m. on left turns for southbound traffic.

Last Saturday I reported that despite protests of neighbors about a trash-filled yard at Prospect and Ear-hart, nothing has been done. Although Charles Hill, head of the Fire Department's fire prevention bureau, reports an order was issued to the owner to clean up the yard, still nothing has been done. Hill had better luck with another beef of mine, about a burning dump on West 38th. He says two truck drivers have been cited for having an open bonfire without a permit. Verna E.

Bell, 907 Eugene writes: "My deepest and most sincere appreciation for your help in getting the chuckhole repaired in front of my home. They came out and not only repaired the one I complained about but several others. I am thanking the Street Commissioner, too" By SEXSON Until Suntioy MArntng htx Shaw tow Tmpraturt fxpc1d HUMPHREYS was chief of staff in 194S when the Women's Army Corps was made a part of the regular Army. Competing in a Girl Guides swimming meet at London, Princess ANNE, only daughter of Queen Elizabeth II, leaned forward for a racing dive as the starter said, "On your mark." She leaned too far and fell in. She climbed back For 17 years S.

TAYLOR DOWELL has managed the municipal swimming pool at Chillicothe, and headed a Red Cross safety program in which hundreds have learned to swim. But in an unguarded moment he confessed: "I can't swim a stroke." The Yugoslav Court has rejected an appeal by MILOVAN DJILAS, 51, (Eastern Standard Time) Temperature (24 Hours to 6 A.M. Today) Actual Predicted Record This Date Year Ago Low 65 (3 a.m.) Upper 60s 46 (1947) 64 84 (5:30 p.m.) Upper 80s 106 (1934) 85 Wtother 7:30 a.m. High Lew Atlanta PtCldy 1 70 Blsmorck Clear 5 55 Boston 85 Barometer (Sea Level) Inches Millibars 7 a 29.94 1013 Noon 29.10 1014 former vice-president and once a close friend of Mar- Sunrise, 5:34 Sunset, 8:08 I 4r to the edge of the pool; the race was started and she finished third. One of those ousted in the British cabinet shakeup this week was SELWYN LLOYD.

Home Burns as Family Is Gone A five-room house at 3316 Parker, in Perry Township, was ruined by fire early today while its owners were on vacation. The Perry Township lire Department and deputy sheriff Donald Roush answered the alarm shortly after 5 a.m. Firemen fought the blaze for about 3 hours, and said the house was a complete loss. The Jack Gaulden family, who own the house, are on vacation. Neighbors said they just recently moved into the home.

Cause of the fire and the amount of damage have not yet been determined. 5f Jy shal Tito, from 0 js? a jail sentence of eight vears KVv eight lAf months He was Buf'alo PtCldy Charleston. PtCldy 8 Chicaqo Clear 85 Cincinnati PtCldy 87 Cleveland PtCldy 85 Denver Clear tl Detroit Rain 78 1 Paso Cloudy 3 Ft. Worth Cloudy Jacksonville Clear Kansas City Clear 88 Los Angeles Clear 81 Louisville Clear to Memphis Cloudy Miami Beach PtCldy 8 Minneapolis Clear 8) New Orleans Cleor New York Cloudy 85 Oklahoma City PtCldy 7 Omaha PtCldy 85 Phoenix Cloudy lot Pittsburgh Cloudy 86 St. Louis Clear to Salt Lake City Clear tS Son Antonio Cleor tt Sault Ste.

Marie Cloudy 64 San Francisco Clear Stattlo Clear 7 Tampa Clear 14 Washington D.C PtCldy 88 ysS" sentenced on a charge of dis- i ui" Indianapolis and Central Indiana Partly cloudy through tomorrow with a low tonight near 60; fair tonight and cooler- tomorrow's temperatures in the lower 80s. Northern Indiana A little cooler tonight and partly cloudy tomorrow with chance of scattered thundershowers; low tonight 57 to 63 and high tomorrow low 80s. Southern Indiana Partly cloudy through tomorrow, fair with cooler temperatures tonight; low tonight in the 60s and high tomorrow in the closing state secrets in his book, "Conversations With Stalin," published in New He went home and told his daughter, Joanna, 10, he was no longer chancellor of the exchequer. "A you going to be foreign e-tary again?" she asked. He told Via it, A York.

"It appears that Congress has been overzealous in appropriating money for health research. The conclusion is inescapable, from a study of NIH's loose administrative practices, that the pressure for spending increasingly large appropriations has kept NIH from giving adequate attention to basic management problems." The House committee called attention to the fact that the average quality of the research projects has "been steadily declining in recent years." "It is probable that the large annual increases in the NIH appropriations made in the past several years has contributed to the increasing support of lower quality research," the report concluded. High In 48-state areo: 1)1 at Needles, Col. Low at Drummond, Mont. Hourly Temp.

Humidity Herman Hoglebogle Says: A utility rut for a water connection on Washington Boulevard south of caused traffic snarls Wednesday afternoon and Thursday morning. The cut. which extended two-thirds of the way across Washington Boulevard, could have been covered with steel fill I hi 1 Two old soldiers got together at the Pentagon. One was General of the Army OMAR N. BRADLEY, 69.

The other was Sgt. MINA A. NELSON, 63, first enlisted woman to retire from the Army after 20 years' active duty. She was overseas 46 months during World War II in Algiers and Caserta, Italy. Bradley wanted to congratulate her because he Prisoner Was Only Volcano Survivor Only one person out of a population of 30,000 in the city of St.

Pierre survived the eruption of Mount Pelee on the island of Martinique in 1902. He was a prisoner in an underground cell. just be an ordinary member of Parliament, "What a relief! No more photographs," she asserted, Americans have a harder time getting to heaven than other people, says Dr. BILLY GRAHAM. "Our wealth comes between us and God," he people at Ftesno.

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