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10, 1952

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The Mayor Is Your Announcer -

VOICE OF THE LAW — Marion

Robbins has played the game,

3y LLOYD B. WALTON

Times Staff Writer LEBANON, Feb. 9—Lebanon basketball fans have two new sports anfouncers bring ing them the dope on local

games. Mayor Herbert L. Ransdell and State Trooper - Marion (Andy)

Robbins singe the airwaves for Station WINL on game nights. “They're both enthusiastic in

their broadcasting,” .said P. M. McGhee, - station owner. “The fans seem to like it. “It's the fulfillment of a longtime ambition of mine,” confided the mayor, his face lighting up with boyish enthusiasm. Mayor Ransdell,: who took. of-

ULTRA-MODERN FRATERNITY HOUSE—Artist's sketch of proposed Pi Lambda Phi fraternity

house.

Times State Service

BLOOMINGTON, Feb.

announced plans to build “the most unusual fraternity hotise in America.” Construction of the ultra-mod-ernistic two-story structure designed by Mies Van Der Rohe, internationally famous architect and director of the School of Ar-' FF chitecture of the Illinois Institute of Technology, is scheduled for next summer. The building will have all-glass walls between concrete slabs supported by exposed vertical members of a steel frame. There will be no corridors. All the study room¢ will open onto a glasswalled interior terrace which may be opernied completely in warm weather, Entrance to the house is gained

floating steel stairway. Living quarters for the members of the fraternity will be on the second floor. Heating equipment and living]

GIVES WARNING — Kamil Abdul Rahim, Egypt's ambassador to Washington, told the annual institute of the Council on World Affairs in Cleveland | ‘the future of American military | bases in North Africa rests on “shifting sands" of Middle East nationalism and are unsafe so long as Arab longing for 330 | dom is unsatisfied.

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"Andy"

fice “Jan, 1, worked as sports writer for the old Lebanon Herald while he was in high school Then he enrolled at DePauw University at Greencastle to study journalism. World War 1 intervened in his studies, so the was never more than a spectator until he began broadcasting I.ebanon games. = rd u

“I REALLY don't consider my-

./self a politician,” laughed the jo-

vial mayor. “This. actually is the first political job I ever ran for.” He--and his wife, Marian, are deep-dved Hoosier cage fans. They

* have reserved the same seats in

the Lebanon High School gymnasium since it was built in 1931. In addition to hig dutiés as Mayor, “Herb”—as all townspeople affectionately call him —.is

quarters for maintenance person-; 9— Pi nel will be contained in the center are on the second floor, Lambda Phi social fraternity has of the first floor from front to also has

rear, The remainder of the first floor space on either side will be a covered parking space for cars.

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By JOHN CRAMER WASHINGTON, Feb. 9 — Longer lunch hours and longer work days may be in the offing for about 1,500,000 | Federal employes, including up to half those in the Indian-

rapolis area. | Affected would be who now have 30-minute periods, Sen.

employes ment's Crafts, Protective and lunch|Custodial (CPC) employees. (They make up a little less than Olin D. Johnston (D. a tenth of all U, 8, workers in 8. C.), the Post Office. and Civil the Indianapolis area.) | Service Committee chairman, Under his bill, the pay range | has asked Budget Bureau to give/for Grade CPC-1 workers would v“gerious consideration” to lunch/be raised from §1810-2170 to periods of “a minimum of 4582470-3070; CPC-2, from $2420-{minutes”-—-with a later quitting 2840 to $2670-3270; CPC-3, from hour. $2552-3032 to $2770-3370; CPC-4 In addition: from $2750-3230 | ONE: Budget Bureau officials CPC-5 from $2974-3454 to $327 !say the committee's investigating 3870; CPC-6 from $3200-3680 i.

{staff has conducted stop-watch $3570-4170; CPC-T from $3435{surveys which show “widespread 4035 to §3770-4370; CPC-8 from | abuse” of the 30-minute period. |$3740-4490 to $1270-4870; CPC-9

TWO: Civil Service Commission from $4150-4900 to $4470-5370: {Chairman Robert Ramspeck has CPC-10 from $4565-5315 to $5170indicated support for the longer 5770. |lunch hour—and longer work day. Elevator operators would be up-

| He said: graded from CPC-2 to. 3; char | “The key question is whether! workers from CPC-1 to 2, {30 minutes actually is long enough . ‘for lunch, If it is, there's no rea- R@tirement son to change. But if it isn't, the|' House Post Office and Civil lunch period obviously ought to

Service Committee Chairman Tom Murray (D:. Tenn.) has thrown cold water on the campaign for

be longer.”

New Leave Plan

superintendent of The Highway New restrictions on annual Jarger annuities for retired fedCo., road building and construc- leave privileges of Indianapolis eral employees.

tion business, with home offices in’ Zions rea and othe federal emplovees| ur. Murray previously had in: Big, goods natured Andy Rob- SO hy Civil Service Com- dicated support for increases. bins, the other half of the sports- mission, This week, he came out in opcasting team, is a technician at Most federal employees now position. He- said he will fight the Lafayette Post of the Indiana are allowed to carry unused an- either an increase financed from State Police nual leave over from year tothe Civil Service Retirement Fund

. year—so long as the total does|—or one financed by appropriaHis desire to be an announcer tion.

: OL s hihi school da not exceed 60 days. gates back to his high schoo days Under the tenative CSC plan, Increases out of the fund, he at Thorntown where he played no employee could accumulate|said, ‘would endanger the fund, | basketball and baseball. more than twice the leave he/and risk the future security of Andy has been a state trooper earns in a year. those who contribute to it. Infor 13! years and still lives in| Thus, employees with less than|creases out of the Treatury he Thorntown. | three years of service, earning 13 dismissed with the assertion ConIn the summertime he manages days leave per year, would. be 8ress “must. enter a period of re“rs " limited to a maximum accumula- trenchment and economy.” a “Little League” baseball team . ’ made up of boys from 8 ta 12 tion of 26 days; those with three As Chairman of the Committee : ~' to 15 years, earning 20 days per Which must approve retirement,

Q $ { Hiss sory Jorn Sava, 13, is one year, could accumulate 40 days; legislation before it can go to the stars of Squad, those with more than 15 years, floor, Rep. Murray is in a posiearning 26 days, could accumu- tion to block it, late 52 days. Meantime: | Employees with maximum ac-| ONE-—Rep. George Miller (D.

| cumulations would be paid for /Cal.), second-ranking Democrat leave earned but unused because on the Committee, has put in a their agencies refused to allow bill to boost annuities by dhethem to take it. third or $500, whichever is less. | | v TWO-—The National AssociaCPC Pay Bill [tion of Retired Civil Employees | A new bill by Rep. John Lesin-'has compiled a list of more than ski (D. Mich.), would reclassify 200 members of Congress already and raise the salaries of Govern- committed to increases.

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