Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 August 1948 — Page 7

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The survey also showed that about one-third of the some 2 million GI's, who entered college since the end of the war, are married. Of the married group at least one-half has started a family. In a fe wcases the studentfather has as many as six children, . Easier to Enroll The enroliment decrease made it easier this year for a nonservice man of woman to enroll. Most institutions reported that the new draft law will have little

college careers next year. The No. 1 reason why ex-serv-jcemen dropped out of college was the desire to take a job. The No. 2 reason, closely associated with the No. 1 reason, was financial trouble. Hundreds were dissatisfied with the amount allotted them for expenses. The No. 3 reason was the inability to adjust to college life, including the failure to maintain passing marks. The number of students who “flunked out” how ever, was no greater than the usual number of failures in prewar days. Report Political Stands Some universities reported unusual political activity among students in this national election year, while others said such activity was “disappointingly small” The survey showed no trend for any candidate. The tables do not include many of the larger institutions but the ratio of ten per cent or more reduction in GI enrollment for the fall of 1948 seems to be universal. There were a few large schodls, including Houston, Mississippi State, University of Mississippi, Pittsburgh and Catholic University of Washington, who. reported! that their peak in GI enrollment bad not been reached. The survey showed that the colleges in the Southwestern states with 44 per cent seemed to have the highest number of matried GI's in college. Next was the Southern states with 36 per cent, followed by the Western states

with 33 per cent, the Middle West-|

ern states 26 per cent, the Eastern states 22 per cent and the

New England states 16 per cent.)

Of the married students, 28,577 have at least one child. The survey indicated that on the basis of children born to GI's either béfore or while in college that there may be as many as 300,000 student-fathers.

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ported that the former service/tax

man was an excellent student, good grades and taking full advantage of his educational possibilities. Like their folks back home, they are having housing difficul-| ties but they are carrying on) ith their classroom problems— and families,

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Dance Orchestra [Click Orchestra wr ritish Commentary ENZA HURT, 65, Francisco ise .: om Te Dance Orchestra "ow Dake Moffett EMANUEL BAYLISS, "“ " - - - “ “ " " - oo. {ployee of Oantfal State, Hospital a Miss Alexander was a. ge TUESDAY PROGRAMS OPERATION SET—A six-man medical jury decided in favar op west of Hammond on U. 8. Miss Gloria 5S — f hi h I | 30 Sunday morning when the car Winslow WFBM (280 WIBG 1070 WIRE 1430 WISH (310 Ww of an operation within two months on 22-month-old Pamela Lam- she was driving overturned after oss Muteal NBO ABO Mutual and NBO phere for rare abdominal condition. Child's parents, shown: with [75 4 a truck. William 130 Farm News Weather & Mrkis..Dawn Patrol {indiana Farmer |Nymntime her, were contemplating divorce stemming from différences of | Alexander, Chicago, who was rid- Bie Early Birds Emmy Low . wu Breakfast Revoe |Cheoretime opinion over her chances of surviving surgery. ing in the car, was not hurt. — a . 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Morning Matinee sideswiped seven oncoming auto- McGrath Accuses Indianapolis police sald Linda 5 “ a . mobiles on the Pulaski highway « ¢ Kay, the infant daughter of Mr. John Hill Wm. J. Nofcier | 118 |Mrs, Farrell Easy Listening See | ; Si Ills Horth uf uefa. & the: Tiouse. Chairman and Mrs. Donald Fryar, 2143 Sta- PE 100 "in nu Fred Waring (Wy Tra Shey | * & The dead, all occupants ot ane BY Untied Prose tion St. was smothered Sunday . 118 {Plane Impressions ":- . » on "= passenger cars, were iden De n : nead-| When a pillow in her crib rolled 3 Bing $I Road of Lite {Ea by police as Milton N. Kaufherr, mocratic campaign head-| Jo. 0 tally over her face while 130 Judy & Jane ng Sings oad 0 Betty Crocker Dan 3 Sew York: ve Bromley, quatiars Siaiged today. at Rs» she. was feeding on a bottle. M45 (Sing Along “+ Listening |Joyos Jordan Club Time Hearts In , > arter, py cans plan to pus roug Tried to Save Family . E Tn en N Noliyw'd Braakiast Prod Waring Nr more. a federal sales tax if they retain| Mr. Abbitt was drowned late He Arie bultey Hake. i w is Baie Learn Ye i nd} - ve of the autos were thrown Saturday while attempting to { Frankie Carle o Love : i into a ditch and two overturned.|control of Congress in the No-\ (WN. “Ler Oo daughters 130 (Grand Slam Heart's Desire {Jack Berch Tod Malone Sesto ute es vember elections. and his sister in White River! Omaha Profe i Rosemary .n Lora Lawton Reoubi maha ssor | epublican tax leaders Were near Romona. His brother-in- 00 (Wandy Warren | Both Our Houses e ore aX not immediately available . for{law, Fountain Ellett, brought the Accepts Post ns Aunt J Crossroad Party comment. Tour to gatety, President I. Lynd Esch today 1 Helen way " He Democratic National Chairman ae a polies Said 3s. Mol aug announced the appointment of}: : gq Our Gal Sunda .- nu oney or I. Howard McGrath said in ruched chest nd broken neck). lafShitls 1a Lie faculty of In-| ___oL [CHE DY Sef statement that the income tax|Saturday night after his car OE nd Sohn EOHIL instrutH i" Qitbert Forbes Mayors to Outline 6 reduction voted by the GOP 80th|went off the road, then spun into tor of English and speech; Miss 12: Ma Perkins Piok-a: Pocket : . was “forcing” the government to|the path of an auto driven bY Goria Winslow, assistant profes.) | 130 [Farm Circle Nixie Four Ways to Raise Funds operate in the red. And, he said, gens Pati Rr mont. sor of German and French; Mar-| 148 “.. Tox Ritter A campaign to get a bigger Republicans who sponsored the|f SAICY was § y' injured. garet D. Emberger, assistant pro-| ~ 100 | 33} share of the state gasoline taxes|cut are thinking of a sales tax| Mrs. Campo was killed Sunday feusor of business administrations in aut Queen For A Day for Indiana's 535 cities and towns to get more revenue. when she was pinned under & car wiyjjam 1. Nofcier, associate pro- 3 oe Hearts In Ha for street maintenance will be ey are not likely to insult|Which overturned on a hill in the fessor of sociology, and Dr. Fred-| 1130 (Nera Drake n anse mony outlined by mayors a the Bana) their rich campaign contributors re five miles north atk C on Wicklen, professor| 145 [Evelyn Winters |Oedrio Foster Editor's Daughter convention of the Indiana Mu- by suggesting the raising of in- f chemistry, % TH tiful nicipal League here Wednesday come taxes. Mr. McGrath saig,| Fer husband told State Policel wr Hil currently is studying on David Harum ™ Party ~~ {Life Gan Be B'HH and Thursday. He named Chairman Harold/the brakes on the car failed and (or pis master's degree at Butler ou Waltz Time : Ma Perkins The mayors also will propose Knutson (R. Minn.) of the House|D® attempted to stop it by Ariving (yniversity while Mr. Nofeter will] &130 {House Party Easy Doss It Penper Young a six-point program to raise more Ways and Means Committee as|DtO 8 bank. He sald the vehicle join the college after 10 years asi 148 “ “ Right to Happiness municipal funds without increas- one who was thinking of a fed-|OVerturned as his wife opened the'y minister ‘in the Methodist 0 TilaT ast a Fackihce Wi the property tax rate eral sales tax. door and tried to jump out. Church. ! nant Au age ese proposals include; DEWEY — Gov. Thomas E.| = . Struck by Train, Df. Von Wickien Will transfer us {Stella Dallas ‘ONE: A rental charge on pub- Dewey and his aids were confers.| Struck by a train three miles here as head of the chemistry de- 130 [Random Rhythm NRE ps lic utilities for use of public prop-iing at the governor's farm at DOrthwest of Francisco, Mr. Hurt partment from the University of 148 om CR Widow Brown erty in the installation of poles,

Pawling, N. Y., on a schedule that calls for about twice as many Speeches as Mr. Dewey delivered in the 1944 campaign. His 1048 running mate, Gov. Earl Warren of California, will be equally active, Both, it was understood, will devote major attention to keeping the GOP in control of the Senate. Some Democrats predict they have a chance of keeping their present 45 seats and plckIng up thé four Republican seats needed to give them a majority. Democrats believe they have a chance of picking up Senate seats in Oklahoma, Kentucky, West Virginia, Wyoming and Minnesota. Republicans think they can make gains in Montana, Colorado, New Mexico, Tennessee and Rhode Island.

water mains and cables. Urge Payroll Tax TWO: A greater share of excise revenues and return to the cities thé power to tax taverns and liquor stores. THREE: A fair return of the state cigaret tax to cities. FOUR: Restoration to cities of authority over franchises. FIVE: A municipal payroll

SIX. Amusement taxes to be collected by cities and towns. Principal speakers at the convention will include Mayor Albert D. Cash, of Cincinnati; Gov. Gates and the two candidates |for governor, Henry F. Schricker, Democrat, and Hobart Creighton, Republican,

Hog Prices Close Weak To 25¢ on Downside

The Yacht Williamsburg, carrying President Truman on a nine-day cruise, headed toward Atlantic coastal waters toda after anchoring overnight on the Severn River .off the Naval

was killed instantly Sunday, He apparently fell asleep while sitting on the track, according to State Police. Mr. Bayliss, a fireman for Central State Hospital for the Insane, died in General Hospital| last night after being struck by a train on the New York Central tracks near 16th St. and Tibbs Ave. Deputy sheriffs said he apparently failed to see the|d train. a

8. Oxford St. is in critical condition in General Hospital today after being injured when he fell from his motor scooter in W. 30th/a St. Sunday night. Four Indianapolis youths were injured, three seriously, when their old-model coupe crashed into a six-truck caravan of 120

Sunday on U. 8. 40 in Belleville. In serious condition in General Hospital are Drago Staletovich, |p! 17; John Brummett, 24, and John Lockhard, 19. A fourth youth, Carl Jackson, 17, was treated at the hospital for minor injuries. Sture Anliot, 48, Cleveland, was injured critically early today when he was struck by a truck on U. B. Greenfield. Police said Mr. Anliot, when hit, was standing beside his station wagon occupied n by his wife and three children, who were unhurt. He was taken to Methodist Hospital. The truck! was driven by Herbert Cade, 1225 E. Ohio Bt.

Trading in barrows and gilts Ssusage— Academy at Annapolis, Md. closed weak to 25 cents lower to-|yedtum ~~ I i day in the Indianapolis Stock-|Cutter and common Loca ssves yards after a steady to strong gt opening. A top price of $31 Was /Good to choles ............ 009 31.00 ge ce Common to medium P $ STOCKS 8i6 Asked avira .50828.50 paid. Culls (75 1b8. UD) ....eovnses 17.00) ASents Fin Corp com........ 8 ... Cattle trade -ruled slow with Steers American States SiSa’ lil: HY medium to good steers and year-| Feeder snd $tocker Ostile and Calves 3 lings weak to 50 cents lower.| Choice vin Other grades, however, held| gees. POUBES crive.vicies 30.00830.00 ae steady. * on DOUDES ..eoicersens [email protected]) 31% Tr Cows were weak, while vealers 00-1000 pounds ...... censhs [email protected] JT JOT) we and lambs remained steady. 500- 900 pounds ............ 21.00@2¢.00| S37 Calves (Steers) Con: 8 Ang. $B Good to ehorte- *otn GOOO TO. CHOICE HOGS (6688) BOUBAS 4OWA vo: : . .: fue: [email protected] Cummings’ Bn . ul 2 He poutias 304 28 0 500 mounds down ........... [email protected] | Consolidated | I ita com.. 180- 180 poun y ol . Carves (Heifers) €o! ited 1 Wenkanes ad a [email protected]! ood to chojes 300. 220 Ee 208: x pounds down ........... [email protected] Ba hyna-Jackion RR pt 8 =n .00@30. RAN pS se TE TE AR ai UTR MW lea vis A I . 5 pounds down ... .. [email protected] | erf-J 270. 300 ds . 2 28 SHEEP (1050) B 8 330. 380 poun : 26800915 2 Medium— 5 ofce closely sorted 8.00 160- 200 pounds [email protected] Pood Jo choice ..si..... nRgngn Packing Sows Bua 18.006 21.80 Th 2 poun [email protected] 300- 330 $30- 380 pounds 7.00@ 8.50 360- 400 400- 450 pounds .......cive ay S. Statement 3 2 450- 550 POUNAS .:.evesssnes 31.50 Lincoln Net Le ore Medium— N, Aug. 23 (UP)—Govern- mocom Loan 8% ptd ....... S30 530 pounds class argaiso 80500 = ndiures and receipts for the hele Asphalt som. 120 pounds ............ 13. [email protected] sure CX he Aug. 19, come oo Homes

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