Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 June 1952 — Page 7

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THURSDAY, JUNE 26,

New Method May Change Road Repair

A blacktop test strip near| Cumberland may be the fore-|

method of ' road repairing in!

Marion County. 8

County officials watched a' road reclaiming demonstration yesterday in which three blocks! of road were resurfaced quickly! at a big saving in tax money. No “better” road could have, been chosen for the demonstra-| tion, Car-jarring chuckholes in| German Church Road ‘south of | U. 8. 40 made it almost impass-| able.

Use Old Surface

In the experiment, the old surface was ripped up, crushed into|

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NEW CONTROLLER — John W. Hicks, accountant of Indiana University since 1937, has been named to [U's newly created position of controller. He is a native of Lafayette and an alumnus and former staff mem-

ber of Purdue University.

tiny lumps, mixed with tar and relaid as a smooth, well-ditched highway. Officials of McAllister Machinery Co., which conducted the experiment, claim the new method costs only $817 a mile. Present roadbuilding methods cost the county about $9000 a mile.

After the test strip is sealed in|"

three weeks to insure a water tight pavement, the county will determine the value of the experiment. ‘I'm a little more impressed than I anticipated,” said County Commissioner Golden P. Silver. “Perhaps we've hit on the right thing. But I'm reserving my opinfon until the project is completed in three weeks.”

Pay for Itself

County Councilman Ron Mannon said, “If it does everything they say, it'll pay for itself in a month's time.” The equipment included a port-|; able road breaker, force-feed loader and scarifier or tractordrawn ripper. Dr. Silver esti-

1 mated cost of the new equipment |e H. Nel

would be about $25,000. Presently the county is renting

Plans are underway to use the new method to reclaim 1.8 miles

and one mile of Country Club Rd. in Wayne Township.

‘MURDER

On the Highways

SELVIN — Francis G. Johnson, 17, Gentryyille, was killed last night in an automobile acecident on Ind. 68 near here.

o Ed s LA PORTE—Richard Johnson, 20, Stillwell, was killed yesterday when a truck went off Ind. 4 into a ditch near Fish Lake.

» ~ os LOGANSPORT —Luther Swisher, 60, Logansport, died today in Memorial Hospital of injuries suffered in a June 14 traffic accident which claimed two other lives. His wife, Edna, and daughter, Sharon, 13, were killed when two cars collided on Ind. 25 near the Cass-Carroll County line.

” » 8 BOONVILLE—Francis G. Johnson, 17, was killed last night in a traffic accident on Ind. 68 west of Selvin, state police reported.

Hoosier Killed In Fall From Hotel

SPRINGFIELD, Ill, June 26 (UP) — A 23-year-old man, believed to be from South Bend, Ind. fell to his death from the 11th story of a hotel early today after” fire broke out in the room where he was sleeping. Sangamon County Coroner WwW. L. Dragoo said the dead man was

Robert KE. Grzeskowiak, South Bend. Mr. Grzeskowiak fell after

hanging “not more than two minutes” from the window ledge of a room régistered to William Heekim, 39, Chicago, Mr. Dragoo said. The young man’s body struck the pavement only a few feet from shouting passersby who pleaded with him to “hang on” until firemen reached him. The fire was confined to one room. Mr. Heekim fled from the room and was later admitted to St.| John’s Hospital with burns on his shoulders.

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TWINS AS Methodist Edgar, Sue Sturgill boys);'- Joseph, Katherine = Baire and girl), - BOYS

Ad Fie Franols— Billy, Theresa Johnson. Michael, Doris Bchaeter: ite, Delores

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Ford; ames, Hilda Joseph, Helen ng; Paul, Midred *Siniams, At St. Vincent's—Craig, Norma Kessel; Clarence, Anna Ellis; Joseph, Patricia

rson. Al General—Clive, Luella Ramsey; Dewey,

Mattie McNeal. At Methodist—Brent, Vivian Taylor; ElBilly, aS ueanDe

mer, Ruth Krubursky; Rader; Virgil, Mary nehou Danol Madeline ‘Marshall; Donald, “Patricia ips

A$ Coleman—Russell. Mary Phillips.

GIRLS

At St. Francis—Wallace, Victor, Edna Condon.

y | At General—Roosevelt, Emma Richardson. | At Methodist—Charles, Harriett Arensmas; Melvin, Joanne Hoffman; Willlam, Kathlyn Bogue: Donald, Eleanora Minton; William, Velma Gosnell; Leon, Lesta Ludlow; Lee, Jacqueline Williams; Wil-

Martha Mason;

cream—but when they are bad, they get a spanking. hook Little Bobby White, 8, and his| with the other children. sister, Barbara, 6, had worked, Then the neighbors joined the! {real hard all day yesterday at| 'hunt. The sheriff and police were |being good to earn a dime and|called, {a trip to the store near their| {home at 1130 Worcester Ave.

{there was trouble.

White.

{50 neighbors who formed a search| |party. Trouble for six deputy {sheriffs and two state policemen | {who joined the hunt. {the Warren Township volunteer | firemen who scoured the area.

Junior lifesaving certificate - holders are: .i8haron Feeney, Elaine Donato, Anne O'Connor, Mary Ann Harper, Judy Ha-

Good little children get ice

found until early this morning—|

Trouble for brothers and sisters.

their Trouble for |

Trouble for |

Behind Bathtub

But most of all, trouble for]

“I was still scared.| {1 was so glad to see them I didn’t] know what to do, but I gave them |

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Two Missing Children Found Asleep at Home

“When they didn't come home became frantic.” Mr. White went out first to

search was hours old when Mrs. [White thought to put a light on But when they didn't return(the porch to help the youthful

ifrom the store and couldn't be wanderers home. She went to the bathroom for

la light bulb. And there were Trouble for their father and missing children, sound . asleep 'mother, Mr. and Mrs. John W./and looking twice as good as six they had all day.

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| come right home after their trip| to the store and had fallen asleep | dividend paid at 2'2% in the bathroom.

{frightened when they saw the | commotion and hid. |

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Bobby and Barbara when their sters tumbled into bed. mommy found them asleep back |

of the bathtub at home after siX|anq maybe—if they were real| good, a trip to the store tonight “They got a spanking,” declared for an ice cream cone. Coming = directly {course, as good boys and girls {always do. |

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MORRISONS Indiana’s Foremost Apparel Shop 20 W. Washington St.

Mrs. White stayed home

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{a paddling anyway.” Mrs. White said the pair lett] home hand-in-hand before dark | for refreshments in reward for| .|their day of being good. “They were proud as could be,” Mrs. White said.

Forty-Four Complete Lifesaving Courses . Forty-four young people were

classes conducted by the Indian- | viapolis Red Cross water safety de-| partment at the Athletic Club. | They now are qualified for swim-| ming rescue work and artificial respiration. |

maker, Joan Esterline, Carter Blakeman, David Barton, Bill Cass, Gail Moll, Ann radford, Jackie Gilorgianni, Bob Loser, atherine Sioretanni, Kay Woodring, George Quigley and Lanny Ritter, Senior Iesaving certificate holders Judy Gallup, Cynny Wilson, Rosie Lefebre, Ruth Abbott, Ginger Allbright, Henry Glick, Nancy Brawn, Susan Schaefer, Bi Hol- | 3nd, jiTank Parrish, Fred Oliver, Diane| hon, - Adrianne Nail, Jill inn, HM ane Hollenkamp, Pat Husemann, Barton, . Betty Spence, Nancy

Stephanie Eix, Susie Elliott, Janie vis, Norine Goode and Cynthia Harryman.

liam Mar orl n At {Sole * 5 : pi - 1 anda Fuehrer; Charles, nah: Thomas, Patricia. Reese:

Gloria Taylo Rome-John, Bonnie Fisher,

Temple.

DEATHS Oscar yDedenbaugh, 83, at 1083 WwW. 25th, celta” ook, 47, at Methodist, carcinoma. Catharine Downey, 83, at 3248 N. Illinois, arteriosclerosis. Mich ise] Ford, 65. at 1422 Shannon, carciFannie ‘Holloway, 51, at General, coronary.

occlusion. Hilda ossener, 60, at Methodist, carci-

2149 N. |

william Rushton, 47, at St. Vincent's, coronary occlusion Laura Stevensort, 66, at St. Vincent's, arterigsclerosis. John flson, 62, at 2045 N. LaSalle,

cardiac dilatation Jennie Woodruff, 56, at 1611 Columbia, | cerebral hemorrhage,

INDIANAPOLIS TRAFFIC CASUALTIES (177 Days) 1951 1952 Accidents ..... 3760 8787 Injured ....... 1644 1671 Killed sesssens 31 32

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