Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 December 1950 — Page 16
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aca aes a Sg % y $A hi m— 2 Drive for 1400 Auxiliary Hookey * Firemen Opens Tomorrow lit at Home A drive to recruit 1400 additional auxiliary firefighters will open!” 2 tomorrow. - ip; ’ ats R. Broderick, Marion County Civilian Defense director,’ Running wild, .
"s#id that volunteers may enroll as firemen at any of the city fire Neighbors Report stations. City policemen already are recruiting 2200 men for the! (Continued From Page One)
emergency police force,’ i ! ed of. the 2000 men'empt and in good physical con-'sald- Jast week ‘a neighbor told needed as auxiliary firemen al- dition. him of seeing two small .Guar-| ready are taking the 10-week Mr. Broderick said that la Be dian Home boys get into al
we. New volunteers numbers of recruits are needed to # : I with this Serve as medical assistants, mem- parked car and “run it on the
group and make up the missed ers of rescue and pioneer teams battery” trying to start it, . J classes later, . jand in clerical positions. | Last Tuesday night the auto- ™ ning Déiaved | A lications may De made by mobile of C. J. Carlson, 2701 a Play {filling in the attached coupon : : : | Training of the auxiliary police mailing it to the Marion County Roosevelt Ave. was taken From has been delayed by a lack of Department of Civil Defense, in front of the Drum home, where volunteers. : ’ Room 202, City Hall, Indianap-!Mr. Carlson was visiting. The Volunteers should be drafts ex--olis 4. ipolica were called, but later - {Mr. Drum found the car parked lin front of the Guardian Home, iwith cigarets and mechanical! pencils missing from the glove compartment, Another woman who called The Times reported three Guardian | Home children, about six years ‘old, were standing out in the rain lin~front of Irvington Theater at {9 p. m.,, begging money to get linto the show. “These children {were soaking wet,” she declared. | “What kind of a Home is it letting {those youngsters run at night like that?" Mrs. Ralph Criggs, 5703 University Ave’ commentéd: Officials of School 85, 338 8. Arlington Ave. where Guard--ian’s Home children attend school, ! said they could not release attendance figures.- However, officials of two high schools confired that Home children were “continuous absentees."”
company ex- Another citizen active in School necessary 89 said a special attendance reccreated Ord is kept on Home children, so down in the
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Rl ley Numbers On Way Out
Monday morning Indiana Bell change numbers will be changed Telephone Co. will change its own to Plaza In the next issue of the telephone number, marking the telephone directory. beginning of the end of the old, The telephone - familiar Riley exchange in Indi- plains .the change is anapolis, because of confusion k d The Indiaga Bell number will among out-of-town long distance the truancy will not bog be PLaza 9861 after Monday in- operators over the spelling of the Individual room records stead of Rlley 9861. All Riley ex- name “Riley.” rest of the school.
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dent near Guardian Home and a PTA. Board member of the coon
school. “When 1 look out the window at those children, she said. “I try to think whether I'd like my. children to be managed the |same way if it were necessary for {them to be in an institution. “I don't think I'd want children {of mine running out in wintry blasts in buttonless clothing and without underwear or socks. 1 wouldn't want my 12-year-old lighting up a cigaret on the grounds of the institution that's % onl in charge of him. Ax “And-'T'd certainly want more 4 olf effort put into getting and keepbray ing my children in school, I am amazed and horrified at the way those children, little ones in the (i#st grade even, plan not to be in school and carry out their plans.” i Hookey - playing youngsters have become a problem of merchants. Mrs. Betty Vogt, 5133 Oak Ave, clerk in Wolman's Drugstore, 5464 KE. Washington St., said she planned to ask the Irvington Business Men's Asso-| {ciation to seek co-operation of the {home in keeping truants out of; | business places. ; ivy g “This isn't true of all of those! | children,” she said, “but some 1) know come in here and wait unit vou turn your back to fill their pockets. You can't wait on cus(tomers. Today ene came in with | {no hat and one with no stockings’ { and worn out shoes. Imagine letting them out like that in this kind of weather.”
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To Go Against Reds WASHINGTON, Dec. 9 (UP)— President Truman will ask Congress next month to pass a fiscal #8 1952 budget of about $73 billiorf of which more than two-thirds ‘will go into the fight against communism, ; f Coupled with current spending, hi f it will fashion the economic py straitjacket Americans will wear ; Pr in the months or years ahead: wo higher taxes for certain, and per- : /haps price-wage controls, short2 ages, some rationing, and black ry ! ’ markets, > i no | Future war developments hold Police Patrolman John L. the answer but, even om Mr: TruWhitehair remained in critical man has fixed his sights on a re-
condition. of General Hospital armament drive that makes the
ui . sky the spending limit. last night, where he was treated | when these new billions hit an for a bullet wound in his head. 3
already-price-inflated market, Mr. Whitehair, 26, of 920 River
economic experts believe sweeping : home front controls no longer can Ave., accidentally shot himself yesterday while cleaning his
be avoided. 2 ‘Controls Under Study . Price Controller Michael Pi servic a Service revolver Salle said Friday that “we are poorly-clad children being out in planning wage-price ceilings for last week's bad he. tu all all eventualities,” but he didn't confirmed - that hookey-playing foresee them in the next 60 to 90 Guarlian Home residents are familiar. sights throughout the In the same breath, however, he dav. ¢ . threatened price rollbacks if However, other Irvingtonites manufacturers raise their prices said they believed Home person- !© Prepare for a freeze. nel “does the best it can.” One of He and Economic Stabilizer these was Mrs. Barbara Long, 316 Alan Valentine hinted they might S. Audubon Rd. member of the \2Ke such action against General Guardian Home Guild and active Motors and Ford, if the two big in the Home. auto makers refuse to cancel, She said the Home is frequently price hikes announced Tuesday. understaffed and that most in- They Invited officials of the two, dividual housemothers and house- companies ad eight other ray fathers are overburdened. He some 1818 TeX
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seven "fine boys” from the Home Mr Valentine also Is watching in a Scout Troop and added: “Too steel prices. often the people who are the most. The President's budget adds up critical are the ones who never to about $3 billion more than the | have been in the Home and never $70 billlon requested of Congress | try to help those children.” for the current fiscal year. !
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A high school teacher and coun- | -
selor both said they got “little or ino co-operation” when they called {Guardian Home to inquire about | habitual school absentees. They said Home employees often gave | lack of clean clothing as the reason children weren't in school. Numerous other persons around ithe home echoed criticism of
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