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SUNDAY, AUG. 31, 1952 :

Council Due | sooser verse To Deflate General Fund

Marion County will hold the line against soaring taxes next year by halving its pro-

Airman 2/¢ Richard A. Smallwood, son of Mr. and Mrs. Howard . E. Smallwood, 341 Orange St., has been stationed at Clark Air Force Base in the Philippines. He is serving as a radio operator with the 6204th Photo Mapping Squadron, 13th Air Force. His base is 60 miles north of Manila.

4 : A graduate of Manual High Y posed 18.5 cent tax hike. Shor he worked as a pots: An economy-minded Council clerk in the Indianapolis Post is expected to trim at least 9 Office before entering the service cents from the requests when it in July, 1951. meets Tuesday to adopt the 1953 s 8 =n budget. Airman 3/c Robert G. DeGolThe new rate is expected to be ver, son of Mr. set at only 4 cents above this Z and Mrs. Oral year's 59. The other nickel will . DeGolyer, 2300 come from a new bridge-building S. High School levy. Rd., "has been

The status of the bridge tax, proposed by County Commis-| sioner Golden P. Silver, will be

stationed at Stead Air Force

cleared up a week from tomorrow | Base, New. Oe. at a State-Tax Board hearing. A | Solver nce flood of expected protests could I yer, $ knock it out, too. ather owns the ; DeGolyer Tin-

Slashed $600,000 The council, which controls the ihe Co. left for county's purse strings, has 1g Lo, tes ot slashed some $600,000 from the a Is - new pos requested $4,047,983 general fund 2f'er Visiting his parents, budget, it was learned yesterday. »

. RICHARD IL. PHILLABAUM, Srnamal Proposed increase was of Indianapolis, was an airman

., first class when he walked into A. major part of. the slash will the colonel’'s office at Sampson come in requested pay raises for

i . Y., recently. county jobholders. At the outset All Ror Bae Seren yd of eg opiums, The council second lieutenant’'s bars on his : ’ collar. hikes next year. illabaum has been sent None was incorporated into the! 1. Phillabau

to Officers’ Basic Military Course budget, except for minor Increases! . 1... kland Air Force Base. San

to bring certain workers’ pay-|,p,ionis Tex. He will enter an checks up to salary minimums..." por. technical school upon The council will decide next completion of the eight - week year, instead, whether any raises COUrSe. are justified. : Lt. Phillabaum received a’ Biggest slash will come in the bachelor of science degree County Commissioners” budgets, |. ‘hanical engineering at Pur-| prepared by Dr. Silver. Expected | ;, o University. He was a mem-| reductions will be $136,000 in the, of Tau Beta Pi and Phi Sigma | Commissioners’ budget, $79.000 |... , national honor engineering! in the Courthouse budget andi, ternities $108,000 in the Julietta County | Lt. Phillabaum is the son of! Home budget. ‘Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Phillabaum, | The council will probably look |; 2g Park Ave | with disfavor on Dr. Silver's am-|" x» bitious plans to skyrocket spend-| SERVING in Korean waters ing for food for county institu-iapoard the battleship USS Iowa tions, paint, gasoline and other js pA Jerry Leon Dake, son of supplies. Mr. and Mrs. Earl L. Dake, 2103 The county's cross-country yw. 58th St. traveling sheriff, Dan W. Smith, wA Dake entered the Navy last will find his heavily inflated bud- january, and took his boot trainget punctured, too. {ing at San Diego, Cal. ‘A request for 10 new cars and| The 19-year-old former Broad for 10 additional deputies to man Ripple High School pupil worked,

ning and Roof-

Airman De Golyer

Local Airman Goes to Philippines

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PAYING IT BACK—Maj. Leroy Osburn of the Adjutant General's School, Ft. Benjamin Harrison, donates his third pint of blood since being discharged from an Army hospital for. wounds suffered in Korea. The major was hit four times by anti-tank fire while directing a counterattack. Fifteen pints of whole blood and plasma saved his life. Now he's responding in kind. mer representative of Marsh &

¥ 8 {McLennan Inc.

| Bank Building, was recently awarded his tenth Oak Leaf Clus-

(Wing, Memphis Air Base, Mem'phis, Tenn. from 12 months Korean duty. Maj. Ogle also holds: The Distinguished Flying Cross; the World War II Victory Medal; the at International Harvester Co. American Campaign Medal; tHe here before enlisting. He is a Korean Campaign Ribbon with member of Indianapolis Chapter two stars; the European Theater DeMolay. Medal with four battle stars, and Maj. Kenneth IL. Ogle Jr. for- the American Defense Medal,

Lt. Phillabaum

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| Herschel Wright

them next year is expected to be reduced to four cars and eight! » men. | During final budget hearings) Holiday Death last week, Sheriff Smith was! ! called in to explain his request. { He lowered his proposal to six| | cars but said he still needed all 10 new men. The six cars, combined with the! two he has now, would allow him| By United Press to spot two patrol cars in each of Death rode the highways today four districts, the sheriff said. with millions of Americans who That very day, the sheriff com- took to the out-of-doors in genplained, he had not a single car erally good weather for the last on patrol duty. Two had broken big holiday week end of the down and the other two were he- season. ing used to transport prisoners With the week end only a few to state institutions, he said. hours old, 69 persons were dead Three Cars Spotted |already in traffic crashes. Two “We don’t have any protection/persons were drowned and eight for the people in the county today|died in miscellaneous types of at all,” Sheriff Smith said. laccidents. : Concensus of the council was! The National Safety Council that the request was too high,/expected highway accidents to after it was poirited out Sheriff/claim 480 lives between 8 p.m. Smith, his chief deputy and his Friday to midnight Sunday. Last ‘chief jailer all have county cars year 461 died in Labor Day trafwhich are not used for patrol fic. duty. On the Pennsylvania Turnpike Other big cuts are expected to near Bedford, Pa. a Greyhound Include $69,000 from the budget of bus loaded with 39 passengers Center Township Assessor Elmer sidewiped a tractor-trailer loaded P. Warren, $33,000 from County with steel and 10 persons were Clerk H. Dale Brown's budget injured, four seriously. and $23,000 from the County Plan _ —— — : Commission budget.

AFL Charges ‘Smears’ ' In Taxi Union Drive . | MILWAUKEE — AFL United Retires Tomorrow Automobile Worker leaders Herschel M. Wright, director of charged today that a rival the Division of Vital Records, In- glo union is Irving to SS diana State Board of Health, will rn. campaign to organize ji,

V ; Ci i ivers. retire tomorrow. Mr. Wright lives TOW Jor Diy Ja%i rivers, of at 149 Hampton 4p. \ lames

; e AFL-UAW, blamed smear Drive. al tactics of .the CIO United Auto Mr. Wright workers for an investigation of

joined the Sfate| a]leged racketeering in his union. Board of Health ——

staff In 1917, . after serving New Air Force Jet

tucky Board of Will Carry Rockets Health ! WASHINGTON —The Air Force sy announced today it will arm the The system of ‘ day It index birth F-39D “Scorpion,” its largest jet Ai nl interceptor, with deadly air-to-air

and death Cer- rockets instead of the present six Mr. Wright tificates and tab- og, cannons. ulating the in- The number of 2.75-inch rockets

formation by means of punched it will carry in wing-tip launching cards ig an innovation Mr. Wright pads was not disclosed. The F-94

introduced to Indiana. In 1946..1,ockheed “Starfire” and F-86D largely through his efforts, the “Sabrejet” are armed with 24 practice of microfilming all cer- rockets each. tificates was established here. tm

Youngsters Planning

Polio Benefit Show

Youngsters in the 2900 block of Park Ave. will stage a polio benefit vadueville %show at the Kirschbaum Center, Tuesday, 2:30 p. m. Some of the sub debs in charge : of the show are Bonny Fisher, Miller. the Board chairman. is a Sheila Bryan, Charlotte Klain,|

'Iretired Bureau of Mines inspector, Connie CR Micell,| ho lives in Vincennes, Ind. He and Caro .

will represent the public on the three-man board.

Vincennes Man Heuds Mine Safety Board ,

WASHINGTON Alex U. Miller and Charles R. Ferguson were, sworn in yesterday as members of the new federal Coal Mine Safety Board of Review established under the Coal Mine Safety

Junior Miss Indiana

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Two Jet Planes Crash Jange to sea them this week Only 30 Miles Apart |

BLYTHE, Cal.--The Air Force today investigated two separate F-80 Shooting Star jet plane crashes that occurred within 40

Protest Meeting Set Against Bus Driver

minutes of each other, 30 miles A protest meeting against a apart Perry Township school bus driver Cadet James I. Wallace, 22, Will be held at 7:30 p. m, TuesAmes, Ia., bailed out of his jet, day in the Edgewood Grade 300 feet over Rlythe. The other School, aceording to announcepilot plummeted to death in his Ment by one of the school

plane 20 miles south of Quartzsite, Mothers

Ariz. Township Trustee Nelson Swift said a petition requesting the : driver be replaced has heen cirFrea After Nine Yooys [377 te veniared has beim ei

ROME, Ttaly—Ferdinandn Ber- school children. tula, a 30-year-old Italian captured by Russian forces nine

vears ago in World War 1I, has

Crash Injuries Fatal

: LEBANON - D Jo a returned to his native town after , iy IN: J ona }4 Johann, MT» Sie: , 21, Connersville, died in the hos- BAN cl¥iming to have escaped by ©. Wa ah, . pital here last night of injuries ND walking all the way from the . 1% ' ky suffered when his car overturned ee Ukraine. nine miles north of here on '~ U. 8. 52 : 3 { . DDL

Seek to End Strike | morte er WASHINGTON -- Union ana Hoosier Killed in Crash management representatives will] EAST CHICAGO, meet here Wednesday with the Eliesiu, 28, East Chicago, Federal Mediation Service in an was killed -today when his effort to end the 6-week strike at crashed into the back of a bus. a high-priority tank plant at Three of the 12 passengers in the Coraopolis, Pa. bus were bruised and shaken up.

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES - :

Budget Trims Will Cut County Tax Hike To About 4 C

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ter to be added to the Air Medal. |

Maj. Ogle is serving as Com-! manding Officer of Headquarters| {Squadron, 516th Troop Carrier!

He has just returned:

Ind.—John Ind., car

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She Just Can't | New Teacher Make Up Her |

| . Mind About Him Faces Class

With T A PERSISTENT mother of four| Wit rust

is seeking for the sixth time t0| THOSE EVIL little gremlins divorce her husband here. which scare the daylights out of She succeeded once, back In. paqnie starting new jobs could | 1946, in gaining freedom. But|).ve a field day here Wednesday. she remarried the same man 22 pg. they probably won't months later, according to Su-l po ane of young women who perior oun ho tat only “yesterday” were college The housewife and laboratory .. i .o suddenly will become worker launched her divorce ef- father, mother, sister, brother and

forts in 1940. Then there was u ¥ J 1 an apparent change of heart. The g ardian in general for about 30 suit was withdrawn two months children each in the Indianapolis ) : : elementary schools.

later, And teachers, being people, are Another suit was filed in 1942, a : entitled to a little apprehension But court records show no dis-| the thought of 30 bundles of position of this case. Then came| st-va sald 8 . oho 4 success in 1946, after the husband | P°7,-¥ A ‘o ind Spent two years in the Army, [trouble, though, with teachers ‘like Miss Kathryn T. Beidelman. She is typical of the new corps of teachers added to the school system this year. Young, brighteyed, pretty and quick to laugh, ~ ~ ~ SHE KNOWS what she wants to do and has a lot of confidence in“the training given her in college. And she knows the :chool consulting staff {s behind her {if she needs a boost over some professional hurdle,

~ ~ ~ THE SECOND marriage in 1947 lasted nine months before the wife was back in court again. But suit No. 4 was also withdrawn two months later. ! Then in 1850 the woman filed suit once more, Twenty months later it too was dismissed “for want of prosecution.” Separation came again last June, followed by another suit the next month, It said, in part: “We cannot become reconciled this time.” | Why do young ladies become | Judge Hezzie B. Pope, Superiorischool teachers? There are lots Court 2, will hear the latest round|of reasons. this fall. That is, unless the couple! “you'll laugh if I told you," gets together again. | sald Miss Beidelman. when asked SN TT {what steered her into the profes-

MISS KATHRYN BEIDELMAN-—Books, a needle and a career. She

classes Wednesday, Miss Beidel- versity, man will have behind her reach-|Aug. 1.

was graduated

sion. { ing experience gained as a part! Before college she attended St. Housemother Seems she first got the idea of her regular college studies, Mary's Academy and Little Is Honored I en ” she said Every potential ciassroom in-{Flower grade school. She is a | us e ¢ ‘en,” she said.

structor is required to work with native of Indianapolis, born in the an experienced teacher in a house in which she now lives at school room for part of her day, 702 N. Riley Ave, attending college classes the rest. Teaching is not a new calling That's why the gremlin has a/in her family. Two aunts, and dark day aheaul. five cousins have also had classMiss Beidelman sees a busy room careers. schedule coming with classes to/ Soon after settling in her new

The baby sitting business

Mrs. ‘Jennie Laughlin, house- boomed for awhile around the mother for the DePauw chapter gaigeiman house. Kathryn's four

of Lambda Chi Alpha Fraternity, sider sisters for a time also earned was cited as {spending money that way, and outstanding {the five kept a running schedule housemother of |of openings in case someone the Fraternity. needed a sitter in a hurry.

Sh . plan, papers to grade and the assignment Miss Beidelman will SHE A er While Mis Beidelman and some i ijjjon and one other things that become a student again, returnognized al ile of her classmates don't care for|ieep teachers busy. But she still/lng to college for work toward groups Jos: the “artistic license” some car-j ands to find time for the recre- higher degrees in education, General Assem- toonists have assumed in their ational action she's accus-| But for mow she is “teacher”

by Po he Wal [portrayal of the typical school tomed to. to the youngsters in grade 5A at

|teacher, they have been known gwimming and tennis rate high Publie School 18, 1001 Hotel, whieh (to fire little barbs at themselves. on that, plan. KE. Palmer St. a n3 through A standard taugh-gett 3 4 just Or she will turn to the needle STE A onday. before graduation was the re-ghe wields with skill, Not only i in Mrs, Laugh- pp, Laughlin ‘mark it was “about time to buy does she make dresses which Protests Red K dnap g lin, long time that old pair of black oxfords.” commercial BERLIN - Maj. Gen. Lemuel A.

could stand compe- ; tition, she sews for relatives and Mathewson, American commanDePauw housemother in 1946. clared Miss Beldelman, triends at the drop of a thimble.!dant in Berlin, protested in a note She is a member of the Business, dy Miss Beidelman studied two and to the Soviets today against the and Professional Women's Club, WHEN SHE Joins other in- a half years at Marian College, abduction by Communist of two and. Easisii Star. ‘structors in the buildings for and then finished at Butler Uni- West Berlin customs policemen.

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