Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 August 1950 — Page 20
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NEW YORK, Aug. 18 (UP)— The forthcoming appointment of Mayor William O'Dwyer as am-| - bassador to Mexico the way today for Democratic ers to line up a state ticket for the Nowember elections without fear of an intra-party row. . “Political ny said” “the mayor's appointment would strengthen the party’s chances to wrest control of the state Boyern.
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cause a disruptive fight for the gubernatorial nomination. Republican sources said they expected the new developments to] “stimulate demands for 2 Thomas E. Dewey to run for reelection. Mr. Dewey bowed out _ in favir of Lt. Gov. Joe R. Hanley. : The 60-year-old mayor accepted the Mexican ambas-adorship yesterday after conferring with President Truman in Washington. The mayor revealed that he had filed his application for retirement secretly Aug. 1 so it could take effect at the end of the month, He will be ‘succeeded Bept.
cent R. Impellitter], w 0 will serve. until the end of Mr. Impellitteri a Tn. hat into the mayoralty ring Yesterday. - but informed sources Democratic party may ld_the him.
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Top Russian Compose “Bewitching Him : Writes New Oratorio - oor 38
Serge Prokofieff Announces Music
Describing ‘Peril of War’ From West By OPAL CROCKETT
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—————————————————————— - ; | . ; ; . . Order Rail Strike | fyi 4 sae Serge Prokofieff, Russian composer, has written a new oratorio over him. rvices In Three Cities called On Guard for Peace.” He was inspired by peril of war from Police, however, said Carl Wal- x CHAPEL, al WASHINGTON, Aug. 16 (UP) the West and the “peace partisans’ ” st ruggle against it under Boviet ters, about 40, was “just talking” [48 Byersrean Cer Cen metery, | Lout ~-The Brotherhood of Railway leadership, he sald. He announced an aggregate of 253 years. Two = Iwhen he claimed to have been [any time. Trainmen today ordered yardmen the oratorio’ in a Moscow news- th “bewitched” and added that the
cupy). er vesterda e nine are brothers, Lawrence ition died out 1 a KTY-Catherine (nee io start a five-day strike next Pa any. and Herman Brown, and their] witchcraft supersition n 19 E erside Dr,
C .. Riv mother of : the tiny valley community years | Michael F.. Evanston, Lil; Thos. L. Monday at terminal rallways In g10,0 with other {service totals 60 years. Supervisor go. y | 465 Marie" J. Mrs. H sien Dares! Louisville, Cleveland and St. Paul. noted Soviet of porters, Truman Ballard, has|""g., 00, walked into the coun | Enjkdren” and 3 Sreat- Pandeniigren. r d been with Ayres’ for 28 years. ied Wed neral The Uirotherhood said it ordered composers was The other eight 1 thay try store where Mrs. Alberta Gib- 3% We nesday. the fiv.-day walkout as a result/criticized for) pie oping ' ane Years vif 2g, bons, 21, and her mother, Mrs. Meridian at isth St. of a breakdown in White House- "bo ur geois de- years ! service: Harty Eh 29: Alda Woods, Interment” H iy sponsored efforts here to forestall cadence” in 1048, William Walker, 27: William T a national rail strike. has not had a i ’ ay-
44, were shopping | Cross ‘Cemetery. Fri yesterday. Ax rl | “This has been going on long! liam lor, 20, Lawrence Brown, 33; Her—The trainmen-and the Order of Successful pro- = E : Railway Conductors proposed duction in Rus- Ti Prova, BY iter Bigger, | a ea
enough,” he shouted, —and with Ol oe (25; Dudley Herrington, 23 and that he shot them. Fiekey of after the breakdown that Presi- ohn Clay, 2 dianapolts Pp at the Johadent Truman seize the big rail-
County Son Hospital Monaay. Aug. 14. Services at a.m roads or produce a peace formula, SRusdt at in Sl The White House sald today that Mr. Truman is “not now” planning any seizure action.
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Bo ET ae . ow Dies in Bus Home Fire down by the {| A flying saucer made a perfect
ol KOKOMO, Aug. 16 (UP)—RobCommunist press when produced landing i Toros XUN ert L. Glassburn. 35. burned to in Leningrad. . last night. Henry Struck, of Ham- death today when fire destroyed in athletic, burg, Conn. said he built the lan old school bus in which he academic and Sasoline-powered saucer “just to lived alone. iprove that it could be done.” He|
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tery. Friend ¥y call at the tuners) home any ly time. PARIS, Aug. 18 (UP)-—Dally Daix, 30, French musical comedy star, was killed in Asnieres today when her car crashed a bridge railing and fell onto a railroad track 10
= “yards below: 2 ban Philippe. Larivene, : Her Jusband. ~. .iporters have been with the store.
48, -was-injured- gravely
social fields, Nevin Meredith won the Tuxis Bronze medal at Culver summer school. He's the son of Mr. and Mrs. L. N. Meredith, Carmel.
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» A Nine of Ayres’
Haymaker’s Boys Not
‘Behaving’
in Congress
State Chairman Finds Jacobs Fighting Walsh
Postal Bill, Balking at
Praise of May
By DAN KIDNEY, Times Staff Writer
WASHINGTON, Aug. 16—When Ira Haymaker, Indiana Dem- | children.
ocratic state chairman, called on the seven Hoosier Democratic) Congressman today, he found them badly split over the Walsh | bill to restore cut-back mail deliveries,
Nor were they siding with Majority Leader John McCormack {Jane Russell in “Mother Knows (D. Mass.) in his high praise for former chairman Andrew Jackson Best, "
May (D. Ky.) of the House Mili-| “tary ANrairs Commitee, who was convicted of using his, office " obtain World War II ie, bribes and was sentenced for being a crook. . Mr. McCormack called May ai
lican who was. on the May com-| Short of Mis.
“Just how much of a oad “dol
“they expect us-to carry in this
campaign?’ Rep. Andrew Jacobs, Indianapolis Democrat, inquired. “1 cértainly intend to divorce my-| self from any praise of Andy] May, even if it does come from the party leadership.
omen Wants. No. Consicts Praised...
“We are already suffering fron such statements as Secretary of | State Dean Acheson's regarding
Alger Hiss. Surely we don't need
any more such stuff in praise of convicts,” Mr, Jacobs was one of-the leaders in the fight to halt the Walsh bill and send it back to committee. Rep. John R. Walsh, .Anderson Democrat, flew here from Wisconsin yesterday to call the measure to the floor, after he had authored a discharge petition. The House will pass it today, but the Indiana “support will be divided. Mr. Walsh flew back to Green Bay, Wis., Sen, Joseph R. McCarty (R. Wis) | “Ina town hall ‘meeting on the subject “Is politics handicapping! , the war effort?” Mr. Walsh said “yes,” and Sen. McCarthy said + eriticism, such as he launched regarding alleged Communists in the State Department, is needed more than ever now, Sen. McCarthy won the applause and Mr. Walsh was booed at one point. The Senator asked the audience not to boo as “John is one of the good Democrats and just came out here because he was ordered to do so by the National Committee.”
Many Ideas, No Money
The Democratic National Com“mittee was the first stop of Mr.| " Haymaker when he arrived here. He said he got many ideas there, \ but no money. : House Speaker Sam “Rayburn! (D. Tex.) has promised each of the Indiana Democrats $2500 for "their campaigns. It will come ‘through the Democratic congressional committee, Mr. Haymaker said the cam-
paign will be launched in earnest (UP)—A Coast Guard air-sea jot Ta Democratic Editorial search for three youths reported the meeting at French jnissing by their parents was ®'¢r date is later,
25-26. Meanwhile sendidate Alex Campbell, r is making ‘all the
ternational Model Plane contest.! so fierce, she said, that nobody
" ” » : , could enter to save Mr, Glass“My God, you're beautifully, Coroner Thomas Leap said
Lawrence Smith, 27, Decatur, assburn Ala, sald to his nurse when! jie armed boii ag
bandages were removed following! —./OpETAtion to restore his vision, Se ———————— {The GI lost his eyesight while [serving in the Army seven years ANNOUNCEMENTS = I Death Notices ” » ~ Fondness for comic books made} Iwi Scott of Detroit a single | Sn His wife, Elizabeth, divorced | {him today because he read comic [books in bed instead of earning! [his living as dental technician. A {neighbor testified that Mr. Scott! {swapped comic books with her
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OTICE TO BID Na osals will aD received by | Mar
oF [DIA VERSITY at the office of J ny ha dent
n » Mae West will portray a new type role when she teams with
RKO studios announced v
fairs, —he--saild,—He--pre--to| dicted that Sen. Homer E. Cape{hart (R. Ind.) will ‘be unseated
land that at least two more con- |
|gressional seats wil' be won by | {the Democrats.
ted in Look magazine that the)
Democrats will lose one nr gk TY
\osophically: : “Maybe he ‘means me.’
Elizabeth Sits oh Tells Charles He Has Baby Sister
LONDON, Aug:
} : «Jos a Elizabeth sat up in bed today,
a day arter the birth of. her first daughter, and broke the news to {Prince Charles that he had a baby sister. Elizabeth feared the 21-month-old ‘boy might be jealous of the
‘newcomer. But court sources said
he showed no sign of jealousy. The newborn princess was doing well. An official bulletin said Elizabeth and her daughter had a good night and were making satisfactory progress. : Elizabeth was believed to be nursing the baby. Friends said she planned to do so. » QUEEN ELIZABETH visited her daughter and granddaughter
last night to debate around midday. She was cheered FUNDS ON HANDS AND TO BE RECE
iby a large crowd outside Clarence "House, the home of Elizabeth. Crowds outside Clarence House at one time grew so thick that police had to close a road running past the mansion for 20 minutes.
Friends sald Elizabeth already - ,
thas chosen the baby's name, but that it probably will not be disclosed until the christening.
Hoosier Loses Wheels To Car in Michigan
DETROIT, Aug. 16 Leonard J. Veit of Muncie, started to drive home yesterday | after a visit with his son, William, | at suburban Grossee Pointe: | Someone had moved his 1950 model sedan down the street and thad stolen -all four wheels and tires, i “Nuts to Grossee Pointe hospi- | tality,” Mr. Viet said as he boarded a train for Muncie.
MISSING You THS FOU ND CHARLESTON, 8. C., Aug. 16
allied off after police found them ttending a house party with their girl friends,
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{landed the flaming F180, hit’ by “great American” and a Repub-| Economist Louls Bean prédic-iflak over Korea and made it
(UP) —lg,
today. She'll portray “mother.” | and Ry Central Standard Tim
® Se tembe Capt. Vern Peterson of New pid "will be publicly opened, any London, Conn, isn’t a man to let ceived after the designated time a burning plane keep him from Pe
reliirhed unopen: be a {his daughter's birthday party. He
5 e to be for Addition and Al terations in connection with the School of ntistry, located at diana Untyersity Medical Center, Indian
apalis, India pies of the detailed “Instructions to nd ations”
Bidders: and “Plans an Bard-
{home to light three candles on are on fie at the office of BE. alee: | ell, Coord) Indiar
his daught } re
] - Si ane former “radio quiz - kid, honey-, mooned today in Mexico C ity with" Dr. Robert Franklyn, Hollywood plastic surgeon.
ote Prom ‘office “ol Prost Daggett and i rehitects, 350 East Fall Creek Parkway, North Drive, Indianapolis Indiana. Plans cations shall be returned to the of | the Architects in good sondition within twenty (20) days after openin at bb. | i»
INDIANA IVERSITY - By Thomas A. Secreta ' reta
| Legal Notices
th : NOTICE TO SAXPAYERS or TAX Laviny n e matter of determining th SF rooration « of Beech Grove Marion: Counts Indiana. > Bot Notice is hereby given the
ol place on the aR day of Aurust. UDGET CLA SPECT AL SCHOOL A. Genl Administration Bd, School Tr. and Office
irposes of the School | {0
Before” the Board pavers of Gi Shoal Corps eaten. Sn meeting 1 D (Continued)
950, will consider the ET budget SSIFICATION FOR SCHOOL RrORAT TION FUND a. ECA AL SCHOOL F . Co-ordinate and “huxitiary Activities L Capital Outlay 1 New Acquisitions 2 Alterations Total Expen. Sp. School
Pound ver TUITION FUND . Tr. Salaries 1 High 8c
2 Bu es . a Ion. B. c. D-
Instr, Supervision Op. School Plant - 1 Administration Building .... 2 High ool ..... re 3 Elem Schools . I, Maintenance School Plant } Hish School ... 2 Elem. Schools F. Fixed Charges
FUNDS DECEMBER 31st OF gradi ng
1. Total udget Estimate for Jnsu1n ear, J Pa 1951, inclustv . an uw
5 00 Trans. Tuition
Total Expen. Tuition Pund
roESTINATE 0 oF FUNDS TO BE RAISED
i Tuition nd Pund
$55.758.00 24.68.00 80,626.00
$ 92,022.00 40.800.00 132,822.00
0 3 Necessary present y
3. Total Estimated Expenditures (add lines 1. 3
B IVED FROM SOURCES OTHER THAN he Sou! PROPOSED
Mrs. Ralph Smith, a neighbor, |® demonstrated the gadget at In-|called firemen but the flames were at th
[Tuesday Edgemont Ave, Services Friday, TUNER A
% Actral Halancs July Fist “of Present year axes to be coilected, present year (December Settlement) Miscellaneous Revenue to he received. Aue. 1st of Present your to ece x 31st of next Schoo year {Schedule on aipoo] gear le in office of Sch
A. Special Taxes (see Tuition and oe *Other Revenue
RTE TREE N mana 42.810.07
22.41508
$l. 11 19 11,431.64
78% b. Transfer 783.964.04 {see Schedu
Total Funds ol lines 4, 5, 6a and 6b)
. NET AMEND REQUIRED TO BE RAISED FOR Di Jist OF ENSU.--ING YEAR N Deduct line 7 from i Nne 3 Operating Balance (Not In ex of expense from Jan. I to June 30, less Mise. Revenue for same HO od) 15.666 94 11,267.25 0. AMOUNT TO BE RAISED BY TAX LEVY m— GE (Add lines 8 and 9) 156.308.86 © § 23,186.19 iT ese _ PROPOSED LEVIES {w $6; 266,540. 4
Amount i Be Ral 356.398 56 3 23.1 19 50 3 33370 TOTAL ... 1.77 $110.917.75 | COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF TAXES COLLECTED AND TO BE COLLECTED
(Tal Bulate | below Smouns ed in current year and amounts collected in bool o of the previous three years.) .
- ies Collected
3877.31
T39.89408 120,003.08
40,731.92 11,918.94
| Net Taxable Property .....
Levy on Property 90
FU Special
Collected 1949 $36,863.68
To Be Col lected
Name oF ruxD. y sis $47.118.62
| SMITH—The a of “| ERRY
Special “x 433, 942.95 $37,655 44 Tat 52
1873 ITI: 38 HOTA . 3L758.30 32.681.00
Post War “Cmitive. Bide. or ' Sokng.. Bon er 4.147.168 Library . TOTAL $70,200.21 $95,272.80 $95.845.56 After the tax lev Auditor not later than two
, Or failure so to do, by t en- or axpasers feeling themselves agerieved by such levies, may appeal to the State Board ax Commissioners for further and final hearing thereon by filing a petigion with | County Auditor on or before the fourth Monday “of tenth day after publication by the County Al d the State Boar
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