Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 February 1952 — Page 26

WEDNESDAY. FEB. 20, 1052 _ “THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

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_ “WEDNESDAY, FEB. 20, 1952

| Nan Former Fin Halls Won't Ring for Awhile

Revenue Men With Noise From Mike’ s 'Six-Shooters'

Indiana Statehouse Arie sec

g retaries won't be biting the dust ; to the bark of Mike Stout's “six-

as ghooters” for some time to come, By RICHARD STARNES

Seripps-Howard Staff Writer anyway WASHINGTON, Feh, 20 The T7-year-old victim of the Hundreds of former employees rare cerebral palsy condition

have stepped out. of the Bureau of called Little's disease has had to Internal Revenue and taken cases give up his afternoon jaunts

representing people in tax trouble. through first floor offices of the | Annex, 102 N, Senate Ave Some of these former bureau Mike. son of Mr. and Mrs, employees are not even lawyers or yogeph Stout, formerly of indiancertified public accountants, but apelis but now of Shelbyville, beare admitted to practice before same a dally visitor there last the bureau on the basis of seven geptember, or more years experience, | The youngster - had a “powAmong an estimated 250 In this pow.you're-dead” for the secrecategory is George J. Schoene-\t,rjes As he swung through: the man, former Commissioner of In- oorridor, imaginary bullets would ternal Revenue, who resigned be- our from the tips of his hand cause of poor health just before ...i hes. the tax scandals began to emerge. peg arrfye regularly at 3:30 There are about 500 former In-'\ © apter a day in the first ternal Revenue employees, Includ- ora 4e at James Roberts School. ing lawyers, CP/.s and the "seven- py. 4.4 an examiner in the drivyear experts,” who have been ad- \er's license branch of the Bumitted to practice in tax cases _./reau -of Motor Vehicles, would A large percentage of the cases yo "iy rom his cab and carry they handle were pending while thim inside they still were bureau employees, ; > In each case they must file a cer- A Regular Treat tificate that they gained no “per-| For Mike, who began walking sonal” knowledge of the case =... h.'only a year ago, the while In the bureau. This form is tour was an eagerly anticichecked against bureau files. pated treat. : Outstanding among these ex- For the office girls. the echo ; > employees , Join hi Wenehtl of his husky voice: through the chief A In June. 1047, and halls meant a lift at the end of a 'POW.POW, YOU'RE DEAD'—Mike Stout shoots from the

long day. Wisecracks were pre- |. iss Delores Reese, state office secretary, is about to went into partnership with Jogeph Fared to fiizow at Mike. A stick of - iP and Mi ' Y,

D. Nunan Jr., former Commis- wn waitin bite the dust. ’ sioner of Internal Revenue who Sum was in walling. . resigned at the same time. But for Mike's father, the meet- 1,04 * were pulled straight, two] Now he's learning to climb

lings meant an expensive tab bill. Nunan Case Cited | In the future a hired girl will : | Since his resignation, Mr. Wen- meet Mike's school bus at her in a cast two months. Mike hopes some day to be able chel has obtained permission for home and care for him until hi¥ ° Next came exercises at home, te run and play like his younger himself and his firm to represent parents pick him up en route to every afternoon and evening. In hrother, He also has another more than 80 cliénts whose tax] |Shelbyville. © His mother, La- /three weeks, Mike began to dream.

feet apart at the toes, and he lay steps.

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cases were pending while he was) Vonne, is a Statehouse secretary. crawl, | He wants to walk into the an official of the Bureau.of In- | OMest of two boys, MiTe was _ UV State House Annex, without ternal Revenue. Mr. Nunan got born prematurely in Camp Atter-| crutches, run through the offices waivers to represent nine others, bury hospital in June, 1944. He Poetors Employed again and “pow-pow-you're-dcad” | including the Indianapolis Brew-|was 18 months old before his fa- tall the secretaries and show | ing Co., whose tax liability of ther, who had been overseas with By Railroad Line ther Mike is back,

$812,000 was transformed into.a the Army, first saw him: But Mike $30,500 net refund after Mr, Nu- still couldn’t sit up or roll over. | BOSTON (UP) -- Three minnan took the case. | Dr. George Garceau,” an In-Isters are among the employees Lehman C. Aarons, who re- dianapolis orthopedic surgeon, of the Boston & Maine Railroad. signed as special attorney in the diagnosed his case as Lites The Rev. Earle E. Waterman) appeals division of the Los An-tdisease. Mike had no feeling from | geles office of the Bureau of In- the stomach down. His brain had °f the Christian Advent Crurch, ternal Revenue, in December, to be taught to train muscles be- Whitefield, N. H, is a section) . 1950, obtained permission to rep- cause nerve centers "failed to crew worker. He turns over his; resent per of taxpayers, function properly. railroad earnings to his church. rhe lywood notables. noved to Rotary Home | The Rev. Gordon C. Reardon, Don and Helen Hartman, Bev-| Riley Hospital doctors asked Pastor of the United Church of erly Hills, Cal, tax labilities, that Mike become a resident of Hartford, Vt, is a crossing 1046-47; Frank Ross, Frank Ross-| the Rotary Home near the hos-| watchman at White River JuncNorman Krasna, Frank Ross, Pital. In 1949, they decided to op-|tion. Family expenses and his Ine, Beverly Hills, Cal, income erate. By that time, Mike's legs modest salary prompted him to tax labilities, 1943-46: Loma NAd become scissored and only seek the railroad job. Vista Films, Inc, Beverly Hills DiS toes could touch the floor. | The Rev, Henry M. Ratliff Jr. Cal., income tax liabilities, 1944.| Leaders in his heels were cut Methodist Church pastor at 47: David Lowe, Beverly Hills "4 extended. Another operation Woodsville, N. H.,. works with a

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Hollywood, offer of compromise, 111 W. MARY 1045-48. L. . MARYLAND ST. PL. 9605

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