Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 May 1948 — Page 2

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Acts to Meet “New County,

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:..and school needs appeared near|

* cause the current term is ending . —and-a--new-term-—with- not--begin- : until September. N om S

“halancs nthe cigaret tax tunds his

Chunk to Be Sought Later for Schools

Relief for city and county BOV-| ernments hard-pressed by road]

today as. Gov. Gates announced| plans for immediate distribution/ of $3 million to cities and counties. The Governor sald he would] ask the State Budget Committee tomorrow to approve allocation]

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| t tax balance to help cities and { counties meet mounting costs of | highway repair. Another chunk of the cigaret| tax, which has produced far more revenue than was antici-) pated, will be asked later for, school purposes, the Governor said.

Fund Limit Set funds to be given for, school use probably would be limited, however, to construction, repair and equipment.

yt . | . Te Arbon. of $19.1 BUDDIES==Mayor Al. Feeney. helped. launch. the anual. Vets.

750,000 a .year toward teachers'| erans of Foreign Wars "Buddy Poppy” sale today. .as he pur- | salaries and the full amount, chased the first Indianapolis poppy from nine-year-old Josephine available ‘for that purpose already is being allocated. Gov. Gates said there was no “great hurry” about the school fund from the cigaret tax be-

Any

Faces Charge Report Cards

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today that schools should abolish | examinations; report cards, pun-|

Former Schoolmate “pr 1 and criticism of Held in Slaying |

The Governor will recommend that $4 million be distributed to counties on the basis of county] road miles and $1 million to cities in proportion to population. | County Officials Criticized He pointed out that the state —Lawrence Bavlik, 23, today help would take some unjustifaced a manslaughter charge for heat” off city and county offi-iy,, go0a) gnooting of Mrs. Treva cials who have received criticism] ; because of bad roads. {Hammons, 24, of Cincinnati, O. | These officials, the Governor| She died yesterday after being said, have been helpless to do'shot in the kitchen of her par-| locally because they ents’ home. Pavlik was a neigh-

that they “served only to breed: fear and anxiety in children.”

seminar last night, Mrs. Moulton said there were too many

Bre not permitted to levy local bor of the parents, -taxes for road purposes. {Ralph Hanns. > percent «.6f the teachers | ~= Even “after -distribution- of - the: He told police he was looking

+ ¢ $5 million there will still be a through the telescopic sight of | adjustment. 22-caitber of another $5 million. Sy the|the Hanns’ kitchen window when to-the pupil, she. said. | time a school aid plan is worked he yolled jue Uigger. 4 5 H 4 out the balance will have grown “I didn’t think it was loaded.” State Hospit : still larger. 'he said. spital Bids

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“+in-the-head-as-she- turned to talk to her mother. Six men were arrested on gaming charges during a raid County jail for Grand Jury ac- . " on a cigar store at 653 Massa- tion when he was unable a oa Michigan City will be received, chuetts ~ Ave. last night. Roy $10,000 bond. {June 29, O. F. Hesler, director ‘of Dan, 38, of 48 W. St. Clair St, Pavlik and Mrs. Hammons, the State Department of Pro-| was charged with keeping a gam- who = came here to . attend a Curement and Supply, said today. | ing house and five others were church homecoming, were class-

tal’ "hospital to be located near

{serving |stroyer

{ Tsingtao, China,

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ipifie-at-a-Hght—inr—A-teacher should be-a- “mother dlanapolis.

William E.

{In The Sevjet— Hoosier GI's “Report In’ From World

Barnes

Aillion Cigaret- insfer Fi Girl's Mother Defends Elwood Teacher Season

SYRACUSE, -N. Y., May 235 they were found in Ithaca. Miss | (UP)—Mrs. Mary Carpenter, 38, Brown was working in‘a store. Elwood, Ind, sald today ) would “give whatever aid” she planned to confer with U. 8. At|could to her former public speak-|torney Irving Higbee to “see just ling teacher, who is acclsed of (violating the Mann Act by trans-| ‘porting her-18-year-old -dayghter liant fellow”

across state lines.

‘The daughter,” pretty Verna a student at EI-|

wood High School, and Donald oyear-oid nigh onan Key Fuel Resource

Jean Parrill,

|M. Brown,

Tax Tra

she|

person.’

Coal Industry Called [Polio Cases Increase

Gets USN Promotion instructor and father of four

Hoosier members of the armed

Fortville, is now

USS Harwood. + Aboard the defery in area, is Clarence Swift, ma chininst's mate” 2/¢l. He is the’ son of Earnest WwW. Swift, 5340

dianapolis’ . Mr. and Mrs

forces are being heard from in |all parts of the world. | Robert L. Hoagland, gunner’'s

imate 3/¢l., USN, son of Mr, and (Mrs. E.-B. Hoagland, R. R

aboard ji {the destroyergy

McCat- 1

{Annette 8t., In- g sgt. Mazelin

William E. Barnes, USN, to seaman aboard {apolis, recently were informed of [the promotion of thelr &6n, 1T.."G.

machinis

“Psychiatrist Flays mats 2c. son of Mrs. Edna

| Davis, Noblesville, is aboard the|

t's, ae |

Ichildren,

|pOlice last week.

Mrs. Carpenter

yesterday. She

were taken

indicated

‘bail for her daughter.

She said she believed Brown try's chief fuel resource because cases. | had “erred in judgment” and that it {¥"so plentiful, he said, although| The polio ward at Mercy Hoshe had not meant any harm to admitting that “a considerable

her daughter.

{aBrnes, USN, to seaman aboard |the light cruiser USS Huntington, with the U. 8. Atlantic Fleet.

aircraft carrier USS Kearsarge,

flagship of * Command Carrier, A~woman-psychiatrist-believed 'ryivision 6 =

Another Noble

{Ortan K. Hoover, Pupils. | entice, USN, is with the airDr. Lillian. Moulton, consultant craft carrier USS Philippine Sea to thé child guidance center of |in the Mediterranean area. He is CROWN POINT. May 25 (Up) James Whitcomb Hospital, said|the son of Fred E. Hoover, R. R.| . dll four were “unnecessary” and!3 Noblesville. With him is Frank airman apprentice, ~|USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wil] Addressing a parent-teacher liam McKay, Greenwood.

E. McKay,

sville

seaman, =

fireman's ap-

Serves as Fireman

I, Billie Howard, fireman. USN,| “unstable teachers In our coun-/son of Mrs. Naoma Estelle How-) ltry's school system.” She cited a ard, 201 N. New Jersey St. InMr..and Mrs. Tecent survey which revealed that dianapolis, is also serving aboard

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the. aircraft. carrier USS Real

[suffered from some type of mal- sarge. : - ite ijustmi Sa Trey { ry 1. Yee, RR: 207 In=| . has learned of the assignment of his son, Richard] |E. Lee, electrician’'s mate 2/cl., to the destroyer ,Uss|

USNR, Lind.

USN. ther - Allison, Indianapolis.

Elbaugh Also Chosen , seaman ap-

David Elbaugh

school a

Phe buttet hit Mrs Hammons To Be- Received June 29 Selected recently to attend the, NN » ei I } electronics materie ‘Bids on construction COntracls Great Lakes, Ill, was Kenneth, =~ \ FF Pavlik. was held. in the Lake for a new northern Indiana men- 1, Baldridge, seaman apprentice, | He is the son of Mrs. Lu548 8. Vine St. |

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The new hospital will be located prentice, USN, son of Mr. and]

held on gaming charges. Raiding mates fin the 1943 graduating on an 800-acre tract at Westville Mrs. Paul Elbaugh, R.R. 19, In-|

officers said they found a poker class at Edison High Bchoel in and will cost game in progress at the piace. Gary. imillion, Mr. Hesler said.

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more than $12 dianapolis. also has been chosen to attend the electronics school.

Paul L. Light, chief torpedo-| man’s mate, USN, son of Carl

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fdeen, Md. —-Capt—George

Light, 6565 E, Washington St. ) recently four-day shore leave in New Or-| leans, La. He is aboard the de-| stroyer USS Robert L. Wilson. | Three other Indianapolis sailors who were on the New Orleans junket are John E. Hyatt, of 2510 N. New Jersey 8t.; Floyd E. Marlof and Orval H. Wright, machinist’'s mate 3/cl., of 2945 Rybolt St. Seeks Air Force Career An Indianapolis pilot, Warren Mazelin, who re-enlisted last year as a staff sergeant in the regular Air Force, is now stationed at Shaw Field, 8. C. F wife, Ilah, said they want an

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“Tech. 8gt. Paul L. Corrie. R. R. Indianapolis, cently éxtended his enlistment in the Air Force from three to five| . years. .He—is with the 13th Ailr Force in the Philippines. T ELK HARS GRRdUR EN | Pfe. Harry F. Lockridge, son “Tor Mra Corodia~ May" Lockridge,’ 844 W. Néw York St. Indianap{olis, has been graduated from the {food service school at Ft. Meade, | He and his wife, Mary, live with their threé children fn Aber-

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He and his

Pvt. William A Brown, son of] Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Brown, 132] recently qualified as marksman in the annual car{bine marksmanship training and range firing: program at Atsugt

rPainstakingly

Armstrong - Indianapolis, has been assigned their styling. A soft, russet-toned braid trimmed

to the judge advocate general's department, war crimes section, with brilliant bands. to assist in trying Japanese war |

prisoners. (hama,

K. Campbell,

He is living in Yoko-

A New Augusta youth, Edward has received the)

{Transportation Association scroll]

the outstanding

student

in|

{the advanced ROTC transporta-| (tion course at Ohio State Uni-|

(versity.

He also won the post as |

pledged captain in Scabbard and

Blade, national honorary military

society.

25 Men to Scale Peak

In Lost Plane

Hunt

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| WARD, Colo., May 25 (UP)—A| | bulldozer and two snow weasels will break the way for a 25-man [party attempting to scale jagged 13.406-foot Navajo peak today in | search of a C-47 plane missing |

Lsince Jan. | aboard,

The Civil Aeronautics plane was jon a routine flight from Denver to Grand Junction, Colo., when it

disappeared four Heavy Anoys

| age. |

21 with three men

months ago,

hit the area and {the search was abandohed until | Sunday when a National Guard {pilot reported sighting the wreck: |

‘Breaks Hip in Fall

Times State Service

NEW CASTLE, May 25 — 101-year-old in fair

| David

Rhoades, [Mooreland resident. is condition at the Henry County Hospital here following a fall at his home yesterday, in which

he suffered a broken hip.

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into cus- — : (tody by FBI agents and Ithacalnever get away from its depend polo scare increased today, with

‘ { s 10 persons AETIVES nore SPC on coal, Joseph Purglove Jr,

that,"

{she “might” provide the $5000 Consolidation Coal Co. said to-ajumni meeting scheduled A for {bail for Brown and the $1000 day.

Brown and Miss Parrill were during recent years has been atiare in St. Joseph's Hospital in'weather conditions are expecteq {posing as husband and wife when |the expense of coal.”

LS Apes & Oo. a — N

The Man's Store Complete on the Street Floor

{what I can do for Brown.” |she didn’t know. She

Jove

sfer For Roads

" pr Gram ‘her mother said. fib ELS 4 (was thing student in| . high school. * | n . Just what aid she could give,

. . the couple, Mrs. Carpenter said, Home-grown .strawberr; og indicated | ion have been moving to mar. ket from. southern Indiana fop the last two w ALL NOW: past their peak and all ; to be marketed during coming week. ; SL Decreasing shipments are prec dicted by J. 8. Vandemark, Py. due University marketing specia). ist, who expects the season to eng {the second week in June. | Mr. Vandemark reports quan. (tities. of . mixed truck loads of greens, spinach, kale, turnips tops and mustard, and outdoor rag. ishes are now available in the In. dianapolis market. - . Approximately 10,000 baskets of j§reenhouse tomatoes are expecteq pital here has eight patients and to be available on the local mar.

art of the oil Industry's growth is reportedly full. Two patients ket this week amd favorable

Mrs, Carpenter said she

She described him as a “bril- that “every consideration for my and a “fine type of daughter's health will be taken 'in whatever'help I decide to give.

In Southwestern lowa FRENCH LICK, May 25 (UP)| COUNCIL: BLUFS, Iowa, May The American economy ‘can|25 (UP) — Southwestern Iowa's

in hospitals here. ice president of the Pittsburgh pr, rigon ALI Schon, iu Wednesday night. Harrison CounCoal will continue to be the coun-{ty has had eight recent polio

Sioux City.

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Tactics in “pias EF. OF chairman of ratio AHO that forme Schricker was a Mr. Greenlee, the band-wagon man Harry Mc ville, who seeks {nation . for Ge plast at Mr. Scl in a 10th dist “meeting at New Mr. Schritker an unannounced McClain and tw candidates for |

pomination. Censure Mr. Greenlee

gchricker and f samuel D: Jack: for their camj 1044, when Mr running for a

«Jackson. for, GOV

“We had’ can clined to run Mr. Greenlee sai to call themselvi ing Americans, to mention the 1 D. Roosevelt, t! the United State they were bigge ferson, Jackson, and Franklin D. Mr. Greenlee result of their herited” a “loose tion” when he be man in 1946. Charges “I “That was a the ‘straight-thir of Democratic he added. Sincg then, he built the party. “The .party w

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Mr. Greenlee have remained a if he had resort

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low blows,” he a He charged th met with “anti. the night before for re-election, & mer governor tel viee chairman ir at 130 a. m. “i persuade her to ©

Israel Ho Lifts Arn

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WASHINGTO? ~Dr. Chaim Wei of the provisions new Jewish stat today - President given him “hope” State would lift arms to the Mid not too distant fi Mr. Weizmann Mr. Truman for million to $100 r and that the Pre

the impression “

not in vain,” + Mr. Weizmann dent did not ine United States wo embargo, *Ttold him thi agreed.”

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