Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 March 1951 — Page 4

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Manpower Pinch May Help City Budget |

By JOSEPH ALLISON One evil is expected to help offget another as Indianapolis city department heads face a $300,000 slash in city funds,

Errors in the estimated 1950 department chiefs declare.

cials declare new workers are | hard to find because of low city salaries, Business and Industry is

be trimmed by more than $40,000. | needed. Sr But Dr. Charles W. Myers, Gen-| Park department funds may be taking many of their best men, era) Hospital superintendent who down $20,000 A, C. Sallee, super-|

The health and hospital budget this year included an emergency | of approximately $2.5 million may | allowance which has not been

supervises expenditure of four- intendent, was not prepared to!

“city property assessment are ex-| Other savings will be made by [fifths of that amount, indicated predict where economies might be

pected to cost Indianapolis the putting off buying new equipment | Te on Hea aly mon. |and general tightening up of | £175,000 last year,” he said. i # Positions Unfilled

But unfilled jobs In heavy- spending.

‘the loss would cause no trouble, “We turned back more than ted for heavy equipment pur- |

made. The department is commit-

{chases he pointed out. Sanitation board members said

spending departments will take | jprardest hit fn the fund slash| Most of this saving, Dr. Myers | o possible loss of more than $30,- |

tip much of the slack. Money gui) be the city’s general fund..sald, was from budgeted for salaries will not be aayor Bayt has indicated a cut which were not spent because the | of about $140,000 will be made up [positions could not be filled. Nearly all city departments are by the vacant job-and-equipment| “In.addition, Dr. Myers pointed 3 out, health Hnd hospital fun

“needed, officials point out.

feeling a manpower pinch, Offi- | delay method.

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FRANKLIN, Mar. 17—A hero of World War II and the Korean fighting, 1st Lt. Mayo S. Heath, son of Prof. and Mrs. Dwight F. Heath, Franklin, was killed in action in Korea Feb. 14, accord: ing to word: recéived here yesterday by his parents. Lt. Heath fought as a ranger with the Sec-

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He was twice awarded the cov|eted Silver Star, the nation’s third highest military award for heroism, as well as one Bronze Star. y Behind Enemy Lines During the Battle of Bulge in World War II, he remained behind enemy lines 24 hours in Holland to obtain information on German positions “and troop movements. For this, he was awarded the Silver Star. He had received the Bronze Star for action in the Normandy invasion. PH While serving with the Airborne Rangers in the Wonju sector of Korea, Lt. Heath was trapped with his unit in the area around Wonju last December. They were foreed to burn everything except the clothing that they were wearing. For outstanding actions in battle north of that city, hegwas awarded his second Silver Star. : Wife Survivor Lt. Heath's father is professor of mathematics in Franklin Col- | lege. Surviving besides the parents, ‘are his wife, Arlene, of Pittsburgh, Pa., and a brother; Dwight Paul Heath. °

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| Victor Z. Brink, assistant controller of Ford Motor Co., will speak at a joint meeting of the | Indianapolis chapters of National 1A 8so ciation of Cos* Account-

tute of Internal ; !Auditors Wednesday. ® | A dinner meet- ! Ing will precede § the 7:30 p. m. technical session in Marott Hotel. | Mr. Brink, recently elected national president of the Institute of Internal Auditors, was a partner in a certified public ac-

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| At the Wednesday meeting Mr. Brink will discuss “A Program {for Internal Control.” | Val Willlams, auditor for P. R. Mallory Co., Inc.,, will act as chairman during the session.

Goodyear Contract Talks To Resume Mar. 22

AKRON,» 0. Mar. 17 (UP)--| Contract negotiations will be re[sumed in Cleveland, Mar. 22 be{tween the Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co. and the United Rubber Workers Union (CIO), a company official has disclosed here. Talks between the company and the union were broken off in Cincinnati Mar. 9 after a deadlock ‘on the question of the union shop. Fred Climer, Goodyear vice president in charge of industrial relations, said the company had requested that they be reopened in hopes of breaking the deadlock. He said the company will offer a new proposal. The union has threatened to call 25,000 Goodyear workers out on strike if an agreement is not reached before Mar. 31,

Expect Shipbuilding Employment Jump

PHILADELPHIA, Mar. 17| (UP)--~Employment in the shipbuilding industry, which has (dropped to a “very low level” {since World War II, will show marked improvement as more “mariner” cargo vessels are ordered, Rear Adm. Telfair Knight said last night.”

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