Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 March 1945 — Page 10
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One of public officiaidom’s se- mon;
verest critics was dead today. He is C. Roger Benjamin, executive secretary ,of the Indianapolis Taxpayers’ association,
Mr. Benjamin was a colorful and|
familiar: figure at i city and county ; council sessions and public meetings in which tax funds - were dis cussed. He died yester- '§ day at City hospital. following an illness of two | months. .- He was 1 52 and lived at 4329 Park ave. Mr. Benjamin was known by many as an eloquent, razor- -tongued foe of high public salaries and pork-barrel spending. Since he be-| came taxpayers" association secretary three years ago, there was hardly a civic issue in which he. didn’t participate in behalf of economy and reduced taxes. Pree-spending shrank from his accusing finger Because of his wealth of statistical information he exerted a powerful ¢ influence at budget-making con‘ferefices. i In-these sessions he not only sought to curtail budget items which he thought were unnecessary, but also volunteered as a sort of exofficio adviser.
Fought for Tax Savings
Shortly before becoming ill; Mr Benjamin had launched a fight in
he legislature. against the Indianipolis slum-clearance plan.
He opposed the step because he -harged that, while it called for ad-| itional taxes, the legislative proosal failed to provide for adequate | ublic controfs over the funds. Although not a politician, Mr ‘enjamin frequently plunged - into val factional squabbles in his] Forts to press for tax savings. | He criticized the Marion county | ymmissioners for what he believed | as exorbitant spending, and he tterly opposed a recent city adinistration move to install a “semierit” system at city hall
Formerly a Farmer
Mr, Benjamin contended - that | en if public salaries were boosted, | sitter” qualified officials could not » obtained. Mr. Benjamin also was associated th the Indiana Farm Bureau as tax consultant. Before that he, 1s a farmer at Crown Point. | Named to the state tax board in| 37 by former Governor Townsend | » -also served for a few months| ring ex-Governor Schricker’s ad-| nistration. He is survived by his wife, Mi-} rva; three daughters, Miss Mary ice Benjamin, Miss Marjorie Benmin and Mrs. W. C. Hodson: two ns, S Sgt. Charles R. Benjamin . in the South Pacific, and Rob-| t; four sisters, Mrs. Harriett Van-| >ss, Valparaiso; Mrs. Mary Marga- | t Wenger, Seattle, Wash, and| rs, Virginia Williams and Miss ina Benjamin, both of Los Anles, and a brother, Joseph, Flint, ich,
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RS. HELEN KUESTER
Services will be held at 2 . m, to-|
orrow at, Wald funeral home for rs. Helen G. Kuester, who died at ity hospital Tuesday night. Burial ill be in Crown Hill. A resident of Indianapolis 23 :ars,~Mrs, Kuester was 36. She is -irvived by her husband, Fred J. or mother, Mrs. Eva Burd; . four! $Eers MIS.” Vivian Bramkamp,' ockport, Tex.; Mrs. Evelyn Rice hoenix, Ariz.; Mrs. Emma Keely nd Mrs. Florence Kirsch, both of 1dianapadlis. IRS. ELIZABETH BELCH | Rites for Mrs, Elizabeth Belch, 30 Elm st., who died yesterday at t. Francis hospital, will be held t 8:30 a. m. Saturday in the G. H.| Ierrmann funeral home and at 9 m. in St. Patrick's Catholic hurch. Burial will be in Holy | TOSS, { Mrs. Belch, who was 72, had béen | nn Indianepdlis resident 39 years. | she was a member of St. Patrick’s| hurch, { _ Surviving are her husband, Har-|
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