Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 June 1948 — Page 6

To Require Added Levy

Board OK’s $5 Million Emergency Budget

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forecast today after the school board approved an emergency ap-

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which covered a 12 per cent increase in expenditures. The 13-cent increase is on the assumption that the state contributes the same amount of teachers’ aid as this year, that ‘property valuations remain the same and that the school city re- “ eceives the expected $500,000 grant

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Last night the school commissioners approved a $5,750,378 emergency appropriation for the last six months of this year, The figure is 12 per cent above a similar appropriation made a year AgO.

Operating Costs Up The increase in appropriations * is due, according to school oMclals, to the higher pay scales adopted for teachers, librarians and custodians and the increase in operating costs. The 1947-48 budget totaled $12,690,000. 'A 12 per cent increase in 1948-49 would raise it above $14,000,000, the highest in history, The present school tax rate is $1.44 for each $100 of taxable property. The emergency appropriations are required each year, accord: - ing to Maxwell V. Bailey, business director, -until -the school budget can be approved this fall by the Marion County board of tax adjustment and the state board of tax commissioners. The emergency appropriation will be included in the full year's budget at that time. The official tax rate will be fixed at that time, OK Architect's Plans ~ The board approved architect's preliminary plans for a $400,000 addition to School 26. The project calls for 12 classrooms, a branch library and a physical education room, + Lease to -the city park department of 11 school playgrounds to be used in summer recreation the board last night. The grounds “Are at Schools 2, 10, 22, 44, 46, 78, 86, 91; 12, 47 and 48, Appointments Announced New appoiritments to the city

pointmen Bept, 1.

beth Betsill, School 75; D. Loren

~ Risein Costs |

An increase of 13 cents in the school city’s 1949 tax rate was

propriation for July to December

wee fromrstate- ret-tax- funds

7 Chicago Gambler | E7ich Presidential Lore Agree to Truce

school system were announced. (calmly raised his pistol and ny rryman's shooting from|YOUr mind whether you believe They include Rex L. Anderson, winged Ih gambler in the 168. ine hip with fast-tumbling{Some of the things that have Dorothy E. Donahue, Emmett ¥. bringing Bios he ground. ne (Phrases could be dangerous. An (been said about your President Hardiman, Glaza LR Holmes. Mars ey hen Ne a - to |UnWitting error on an important Rue

bler, Betty J. Parkhurst, Mel- hia. head and body. {chancelleries everywhere. But Mr. . Just a Farm Boy RI ‘va E. Shull, Junella M. Vachon| The gunmen fled in the waiting Truman is taking the ch } : ; "and Genevieve T. Wilson. Ap-/car. Only one witness saw the, an is ng the chance - He mystified some hearers in Thrifty Man Counts

ts become effective slaying. 3

. E has a case to carry to the coun- makes no difference what they! . ¥ Seve r the Lawndale Station lice pointed , ’ * y * syste They a from Har-|out that the aT hig very ective oO 2 ing . He nt Ln in iy gi Up in Law’s Toils vey, School 14; Edith J. Dalbey, similar to- that of Leo (Little/®ectiv y nows. ar, | , a

+ Lore ceze [off the cuff hasn't meant over are in a bad fix, indeed. They've Sg A HA Bey aT Sn ae) Tiwiy a, (Bulldog) the precipice. But some of it has never been able to prove it on LEANDER STONE, 714 W. Ver-

Technical High School; M. Eliza-|Stathatos, 26, on May 22. |caused wonderment to the folks me.” mont St., was cleaning off plates

Carmichael, Broad Ripple High|the three slayings resulted from| Perhaps a few sensibilities were Missourl farm boy School, and Aleatha A. Moore, | Mayor Martin H. Kennelly's cam-|jolted af Rawlins, Wyo., when he 5t0TY:

) | “Co ity’ -ireferred to this yedr's election] | Bhool 15. — bling Tc YP the Sys Sam contests as a “brawl”. (sald in Pocatelioi “I saw a mare high state of confusion as he}

, Mrs. Lucy Wright gamblers underground, forcing tiited-when- he told a-World War

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PLENTY OF WATER BUT NO STRIKES—The water was deep in the middle of the 900 block E. Ninth St. yesterday but the fishing was poor, according to Roscoe Spilker. He and others living in the block are considering stocking the holes since they say their attempts to get the city to fill them have failed. Some of the holes are a. foot deep.

Gangland Kills ‘Truman's Off-the-Cuff Jibes/Arabs, Israeli

CHICAGO, June 9 (UP)—Nor- Truman's “Howdy Folks” off-the-cuff speaking promises to enrich| CAIRO, June 9 (UP)—The Arab! ton Polsky, 26, a known gambler, the lore of presidential oratory with many a touch of back-country states today accepted Count Folke was shot to death in gangland | whimsy and biting political sarcasm. " |Bernadotte’s proposal for a four. style today and police believed The Missourian in him is never far from the surface when,! K t in Palest Arab the slaying was connected With ‘without manuscript, he ambles out to the rear platform of his spe-{ 0 5 \riee In Taleatine, an Ara the gang killings of two other is) train—today it was rolling, — | league Spokesman announced. gamblers in the last two weeks. |31ong the Columbia River valley 50 laughed to everyone who was| (At Lake Success, a high United Polsky was stalked and slain —to rip into his Republican ad- startled to hear “damn” come Nations official announced that by gunmen as he parked his car versaries. {from a President. A moment

toward the door, A third sat &t'teacher. the irritated neighbor What is Mr. Truman up to out the wheel of a getaway car. i = ‘When Polsky saw the men ident of the United States plead-| “T am coming out here so you coming toward him, he started ing so earnestly for the causes can look at me an? hear what I to run. One of the gunmen he is espousing. ° [have to say, and then make up

of delays in communication. Dr. Chaim Weizmann; president of “Israel, said in Paris that

agree to the plan for a truce be-

1 -m, 14 —this was his remark to one|Siuning at 1 8. m, {Indianapolis

{world issue could jolt foreign audience,

~~ The GOP has been battering Idaho when he said: “I have been > - Capt. Willlam Touhy of ‘the Dim for months. He believes hein politics a long time and it! Savings; Winds

: : | Again, for a moment, he's a today, a job he had held at the Capt. Touhy said he believed hearing him La ABAD, fo m Selling “a Russet Cafeteria for a long time. |

; But, for a few hours last night, | ming up that valley,” he the 48-year-old citizen was in. a

o 2 | {paced back and forth in the city| He said the “heat” had driven| At North Platte, Neb., eyebrows aes ap ule. on Looked lockup. Had he been arrested for|

cticing the time-honored-quat-

» Dies Here at 59 | Mrs, Lucy Jane Wright died today in her home, 5101 Park| Ave. She was 59. { Mrs. Wright was born in Ten-! hessee and had been Jiving ‘in Indianapolis for 30 years. She ' was a member of the Meridian " Heights Presbyterian Church. wn. S0FVICER Will he held at 1 p. m. Friday in the Flanner & Buchanan! Mortuary. Burial will be in Washington Park. - : Surviving are. six brothers, James T. Hill of Illinois, Charles E. Hill, Indianapolis, Robert F,

in, wiordsvile: Medium {er member of the family whom I ployee’s release. l HS Baas om will yearlings sold about steady but seo, so Pounds .o.iiaveye.. [email protected] would like to introduce to you—| «He hasn't spent that first! fayette; Newton Hill of "Cali closed slow while vealars sold $1 300- 900 pounds... 3 00g 20 00 MY daughter, Margaret.” nickel,” police were told. They! JORIS, and a sister, Mrs. D, J. '0 mostly $1.50 higher than yes-| Cows (All Weights) Making Friends allowed, however, that if Leander ranston, Indianapolis, = = 0 [EEFEEY: sm = panes sook nr SOG om me re Rp a ae ve OMOEA OOURL iS SAVINGS AN : ' ’. Fat lambs ruled steady to 50 Cutter and common ... [email protected], Now and then he essays an un- the Bus Terminal, he’s in for a vo Timothy O'Keefe cents higher, y |e Bulls (AN Weights) sous % subtle Wisecrack. oraom Hajsage' rom a less hon. dn : ret ss a vt Peis : - hi hai £7 3 ; . 3 5 Cine y _ Timothy O'Keefe died last! I ry | Reet Somebody told ‘me there were orable ‘habitue of the ‘downtown night in-his home at 2143 8. East GOOD TO CHOICE HOGS (9806) | {qnangen Nella) svivevese 240083500,900 Lions in town today,” he said; melting -pot-of humanity. St, following an illness of two 120- 140 pounds ,.... “- $30 000: 22 %0/Goad SS 2 Sogas.00 of a Nebraska civic club gather- . ——————————— " - ves TX 78 fares iesiniienenans . | . months. Services will be held at| 180 180 bounds ©. 2375624 50 Cutter. and’ ‘common no0unce NB. "I wonder it that is true ‘French Frank Sinatra’ “8:30 a.m. Friday in the G. H.| 1s 300 pounds ‘ BREN). “CALVES (83%) {or not. But if there are 900 Lions, ts U.S Ali aT i Herrmann: Funeral Home and at 220. 240 pounyt ol ta 756 24.78 Suse to shel, Bn 29913.00 here .you ought to have some, uis . . en ape 9 4. m. in St. Catherine's Catholic| 2%- 330 pounds 3170039 3 Culls (15 pounds up)... [email protected] CAG®S, because I am well ac-| NEW YORK, June 9 (UP)— Church, of which he was a mem-! 300. 330 Ponds Ca 28a 22-38 TEE gees quainted with that organization. Charles Trenet, the “Frank Siber. Burial wil] be in Crown| 330« 380 pounds ............. [email protected] Feeder and Stocker Cattle and.Calves [I hope nobody gets clawed.” natra of France,” was: released Hil . So Medlum pounds C... 18.00@22 50 500- 800 pounds ...... a 7.00029.50, - Sometimes his grammar un-lfrom Ellis Island yesterday after > A native of Ireland, Mr. Packing Sows Gt pounds [email protected] {FACKS and his sentences defy being held by immigration au‘Keefe was 75 and had lived in|Good to cholce— Medium— tte "|parsing.. Sometimes, because he thorities for 26 days. } Indianapolis 58 years. After 19| 270. 300 pounds 1" 50( 500-1000 pounds .....! Sevens 1.00828.90 45 taken so much criticis | No reason was given why Mr, A 5 00. 330 dn 18. y Common . | m from| . gi years in the restaurant business 300-330 pounds .. Ct 1800.18 90, 500- 900 pounds .. 31.0003%.00 his politfcal enemies, he seems to|Trenet was detained since nis 1 | he retired in 1935. His place of| 360- 400 pounds vo T1BB@IBIS Goce vo noi Tes (Steers) ‘put up his guard instinctively as|®rrival from France May 14. The of business was located at 8. East Good pounds 17 ~34 18 00 800 pounds down ........... [email protected] he steps out to greet the people. SIDBer sald he was “a victim of i i and Beecher Sts. | 450- 380 pounds Lol . 17 78 Medium— i ,/the slowness of bureaucratic ma-| i 800 pounds down s3.50@2680) Often his talk is jerky and i Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Madium... a Calves (Welter) halting, and he hasn't the easy |chinery.” 1% O'Keefe, , A - pounds 50 Gobd to choice ' 8y-| : Dena 0 Resse. sad 5 ot Todi Pigs Medhum to 00d vos 300 pounds’ down coeio... [email protected] flowing blather and banter of so Advertisement ’ m— t apolis. CATTLE (1100) 8500 pounds down [email protected] MANY politicians. LL . = Steers "k mre (450) But away from. a written an 00 ness | y - 8° logue ‘ ; Lambs (Shorn) speech manuscript, though, his so i . 1700- 900 pounds .. . 3 Chote selv o 7 ’ $i Solve Mystery of Print | soo-1io0 De “ie ve i 30034.00 Good *to aholee’ Ld ces . » 00a 26 so obvious desire to be friendly with| F bl On FDR Memorial [bea Pn win. oo Comman T7041 (3H people and to. be understood, to FOF IVIUSCIE-KU | LONDON, June 9 (U p18 Bounds a re (Sharm) the antaie hing ‘ear os nt wi { ete of the Angerprint on The 1100-1300 pounds | [email protected]| Common nd medium 13,000.00 he dn faie things said of him, WRITES MR. ROBERT JORDAN, COLON, MICK. Pid ] | " re ———— ee ee | DUrsts through all the faults of a ’ : Mi head of the_bronze statue of Indiana Stocks and Bonds |man who ‘wasn't born a speaker| Advises every sufferer from Franklin D. Roosevelt in Gros- A? i i . venqr Square was solved today. Ar ee Tine Nat Life . ....... "n 6 (27 Jot, likely © .be made one. Rheumatic —Arthritic—-Sciatic— wi The sculptor, Sir William Reid | seunte pn corp som oot bg piogoinrlosn Be ptd lll win take & lot of ts ping, but Mr | Neuritic Pains to Hy TE Dick, sald he accidentally thade American States pfd ..'". 34 38 Mastic Asanai sion com 0" et ake a lot of turning, but Mr. bry Muscle-Rub. GE | fingerprint on the plaster model | AVISHEA0 Sistas of A... 3 [National | omas . 9% low Truman bas made some friends ol Ne g » oll com . ' ‘ X story treat. i Wi which the Roosevelt memo- L'8 Ayred 41a pia series *h jos ‘IN na Pub Serv § Hh : 104 {OR this trip. i fo of rea Ta reat 5 al was cast. Belt R a Bix ya rr. 10448 18 : | meuritic pains without being helped in the 4 - Belt hs tk vas Sie pi 4d U. S. Statement | siahton degree. Mr Robert Jordan of Colon, i Bobbs- Merri tg | m— rs tp —— .. suffered agony Paine hip ‘eek New Turkish Bobbs-Merrill com 35" WASHINGTON, June » (UP) —Govern- | kmee—calf of logs. The pain ot times wae oe bug Central Soya com . ‘es 108 [ment expenses and receipts for the CU that he couldn't sit down. He tried several ' bi t Sak Q * Circle Theater com. ... | Stokely-Van Camp com..... “17 (rent fiseal year through June 7 com- 4 different medicines, apiner qs a Uits [Comwith Loan 4% pfd.. Stokely-Van Camp ptd.... 19%, (pared with § year : ! + Many , Cont Car-Nu-Var ........ p Terre, Haute Malleabls ... 0 | This Year Last Year | wif of which did him no good. He couldn't ANKARA, June 9 (UP)—Prime Sumi 8 com... Ls 18 3 vs Machine com ....... . 3% Expenses 412.022.732.484 437.986 064 478 | work. Life wae misery for \J . ‘en ! on. Title com ........... cae ; a ’ ’ / J ¥ | . eo a Promos fined Consotidated Thausiries ‘oi 1% 2 : “aonve | surplus 7308382488 370.188.430 The one day he saw an advertisement » sm

onu immediately asked him to “rm & new cabinet. +

The Pim minister resign ‘cause, he had been severely

bo 10 Inferior quality of bread and é ther poor living conditions.

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? m7 mee 18 pls P & L Local Truck Grain Prices,

be % L, id wheat. $2.11, nahh Waite oF 2 Ei Wie. .|inwis Railways i a Ragan § 8.008

them into “tough competition” for|I story in which occurred the Sheep on one side and a herd of pra of. thrift’ the few likely areas left where line, “you are the damndest fool [Cattle ‘on the other, amd 1 tani troubles began yesterday joints can operate, {I have ever seen.” But probably remember the day when they! rternoon ATEr Fo en Tay! Coa =" ms meat couldn't get that close together. iS may aie om Bune Mo Trade Uneven Here: |. He likes to remind the folks oye, as Teander stood in the ng 4 ® [he s an early-rising country boy. Terminal and counted out $3750, “I've been up since quarter to in currency and $64 in silver,

Yearlings Sell Steady SOG” he says With a grin. i mioney

The needle for Congress Is sel-! He really had a catch, Patrol-|

Hog trade was uneven today Medium— dom out of reach. He said again man Maxey figured. at the Indianapolis Stockyards.) iss iio Joes 11.11... J ieqsise YeSIerday, prodding the GOP on| ra Lightweights sold steady early Common— reclamation: - : [THE TURNKEY made the one| but 25 cents to 50 cents lower| ‘20-1100 pounds “[email protected]| “I hope: to wake them up -bY|telephone call - allotted “to -each!later, Medium weights and heavy| Shales this trip. [prisoner and notified J. R. Lawell

32 [email protected]| At Laramie, -Wyo., he .in{ro- McPherson, cafeteria owner. ‘The

butchers . ranged steady to 25| 800-1100 re 32.509 35 100d-

cents lower. 600-:800 pounds

{duced Mrs. Truman and then said employer went to police headquar-| Good and choice steers and 800-1000 pounds

3 Ngun that “I am henpecked by anoth- ters and obtained the puzzled em-|

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| { ; of 100 Cash Balance 4,263,782,680 2,493,000, 680| Muscle-Rub-the docter's prescription—and Electronic Lab com. .... : Pt Wa

Public Debt - .281,920.444.500 257,444.906.763 | in despersition bought a bottle. He used . an Loan Cold Reserve 23.344,973.449 21.030 T0330 eg rat. & butte. He w whe an . hp INDIANAPOLIS CLEARING HOUSE | und Mr.’ Jordan was back on the job. ne wip fhe’ eve JOMAPINES ........oiiiiineien 8 Sue —h Rot Oo ma oF he gt Debits... 3540700 No wonder he ‘advises every rheumatic ‘» Bombla Club b7) .s .

i =| fore to try Bw i «: |Local Produce LO tl today oo Ves Br LL ———— Pr ————— | Poultry « Springers and broilers, 3c; ek 1 , 1 ringers, 33; cocks and stags, quarantes. ' | 1067 Bens 4% os. and over, ie, Under | being relief your druggist is authorised to he Be., 19e; No. 3 poultry, de less than tam your money. Li wt EggnOurrent receipin 84 Ibs, to |8-0n. size, 59¢; 8-01. size, 1.28.

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‘WASHINGTON, June 9 —! 0 od 18 Chances for passage of the mar- : : 3 Ah igarine-tax repeal. bill improved ae eyelids orm greatly today with the probability | . p ig adh Ar oday.” At 1

speciicatly ated the margarine | IN 90 DAYS OR YOUR MONEY BACK!

the government of Israel had giv-Next few days at a meeting of] = Consultation and Examination by a CISSON hair specialist.

and walked toward his home on “By turns he can sound like an IAT he was urging the folks en unconditional acceptance to the House and Senate Republican Chicago's South Side. | ¥ ""to go to church and heed the truce proposal.) ders. : 1 . : Ozarks philosopher, a candidate] ; Count Bernadotte received the| Sen. Taft said the Senate Re- : —Two-of ‘the killers-followed him | par x ATX choot *2LRONS, ublican.. lea * by [Tor “widerman; a Sunday fo ee mre JEWISH answer & ttle beyond? ho dership... “seriously | GF %F FAAS REE RRES SRSA ITEmEN

as : js doubts” Congress can wind up y ; oy [two doors away—or the Pres- here in the West? - fe OO a Sitdia Auapolis its affairs by June 19. | NEW HAIR GROWING T REATMENT —

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By EARL RICHERT Scripps-Howard Staff Writer

that Congress will not adjourn Lavo

June 19.

Sen. J. Willlam Fulbright (D.| 3 : Ark.), pro-margarine leader in 1 3 the Senate, sald he was pleased ¥ p j with prospects of a longer ses-. |’ mn

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Adjournment tentatively had #3 MASS. AVE. L1-8888

there was ed gor June 19 and | MR. CLAUDE PITTMAN Ri ME margarine could be brought up (ONE OF OUR CLIENTELE) Check I

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tainly get the margarine bill up i “I had a very-bad case of dandruff and an itchy » ch shkig ad for debate. And’ if we once get scalp, besides the fact that my hair was thin a nature hel; it up, we'll pass it.” throughout. Also I had a receding hair line and - FIRST jar falls to Frowns on Rider ) a bald spot on the top-rear of my head. C—————— The Senator had been consider-{ - “After three treatments I wish to say positively RI-2391 ne, attaching the IRAZgAZine Lax that I have no more dandruff, and all itching of ALVIN 8 . e A bill as a “last resort” to try , the: scalp has stopped. The most amazing part | . Hair to get a vote on it this session. of all is, after seven treatments, mew hair has nd . He said such a move was cer- started to grow over the entire area of my scalp. a * tain to lose votes and so he didn't The new hair is now between one-half to one VANS, 411 R want to use such strategy. He, inch long.” said he would delay a decision 8. * 5 WORLD'S LARGE! until he learned whether the Re- 10¢ nublican leaders would extend the SELLER AT session. "If they do, he will drop J : L | |

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