Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 September 1952 — Page 8

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By United Press NEW BRAUNFELS, Tex., Sept. 2—A half dozen angry streams glowly receded today after churning flood waters spilled over their banks and killed five persons and did “millions” of dollars of damage in central Texas.

Only four days ago the same area was parching under a multimillion dollar drought that de-! stroyed thousands of acres of Texas crops.

Boiling Cibola Creek and the Guadalupe, Blanco, Comal, San Marcos and Pedernales Rivers) dropped after reaching recordbreaking crests and flooding some 74,000 acres.

Rain, which pelted a wide area Thomas of Texas from the Guif Coast! Indianapolis to 225 miles inland to the north-! months, [to June 30, 1955.

West, and was unometally meas He delivers to customers be-| " Because the bulk of state funds

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Requests to 50 Firms

{ Lytle Freehafer, |director, today said requests are being sent to about 50 firms and lorganizations, They are asked to forecast economic conditions in {their particular fields, The predictions will be applied to the state's estimate of how an much revenue it can expect for 18'the next biennium, July 1, 1953

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today lof Hoyt Ave. {nomic ups and downs directly afY Arded by Dams Tom. is 14 years old, and at- fect state revenue. During the y Yam /tends St. Patrick’s School. His last fiscal year, $95 million of the

Cuero and Victoria, Tex., still hobby is baseball, and he belongs $131 million general were in the path of the torrential to the Boy Scouts. nues came from income tax. waters, but an extensive chain offi Tom lives at 1440 Hoyt Ave, Based on outside opinions, the large dams on the Big Colorado and is a member of St. Patrick's State Budget Committee figured River, into which most of the, Catholic Church. on $109 million revenue for 195 flooded rivers and streams flow, —— 52, This was only 20 per cent began absorbing the flood as the short of the actual income,

crest roared seaward. Lake Travis, iy one of the huge lakes held back] I. S. OKs Loan Big Miss In ’50-'51 : by the lower Colorado River| In the previous years, estimates Authority's system of dams, rose I R f I. "It 8 almost as bad to guess far

{averaged 43 per cent below actual 35 feet in seven hours. revenue. For example, the 1950-51 Five persons were killed by| |prediction was $63 million. Reverain or flood and four were| he soared to $120 million that missing today. At the height of| the flood yesterday, seven cities| Earmarked for New bei ios, 38 Dad 10 Bnew ar Men's Dormitory (Mr. Freehafer said. “If our pre{diction estimates are much too Announcement was made in low, the state must hold off on Washington today of the ap- i

were completely isolated or partly| proval of a $890,000 long - term, !

flooded. {low-rate federal loan to Butler |

fund reve-

Richmond Bank Teller Rewarded University for construction of a|

A $200 reward today was given |New men’s dormitory. { Jo a Richmond bank teller who | : Total cost of the 3-story struc- | elped post office inspectors/ture, crack one of Indiana's ea] Hampton Dr. next to the Sigma Pudge a little whit kitten that money order forgery rings. [Nu house, will be $1,090,000. (Slept soundly through a blaze Inspector Myron P. Wood of The announcement was made which: razed 50 squatter huts the Indianapolis office made the/by Raymond Foley, head of the here. award to James F. Marshall of | | Federal Housing and Home Fithe First National Bank in Rich- nance agency. mond. Mr. Marshall was the teller who|cause of their Air Force Reserve | from one of the burning huts, spotted Andrew Beeler and Rob- Officers’ Training Program. The| TT ert T. Jones, Indianapolis mem- announcement said that this pro- : bers of the ring, when they at-| {gram which’ is now training 575 Eyes Mexico Proposal tempted to pass .forged orders men will be increased when the! PARIS—Gen, Omar N. Bradat the Richmond bank. Mr. Mar-| new housing unit is. completed. |ley said today Mexico's proposal shall trailed them until police] The new unit will house 267 to settle the prisoner repatriation arrived, after noting that serial men and be of limestone in keep- deadlock should be studied and numbers on the money orders ing with the other buildings..on.compared.with other. plans to-end-

Fire Razes 50 Huts But Kitten Sleeps On

“were on the post office stolen the campus. First drafts of con- the Korean War,

list. {struction plans are already com-| Eight other members of the! {plete but university officials were ring were later arrested. All re- {unable today to say how, soon ceived federal prison sentences. construction could get under way. F——————— | Approval and acceptance of the {terms of the federal loan by the {university's board of directors {is necessary before the grant be|comes final.

Not So Suppressed Desire Costs $200

COLUSA, Cal.—It cost truck | Te —————— driver Paul M. Black a $200 fine | Woman to Get High

to release a supressed desire to get even ‘with motorists who don’t Minnesota Post ST. PAUL—Gov. C. Elmer An-

dim their lights. Black said when Charles R. derson yesterday said he will apMead, Willows, Cal., came driving point Mrs. Mike Holm secretary along with bright lights he de-|of state of Minnesota next week cided to shine a spotlight in Mr. to serve until after the November | Mead’s eyes. | elections. Mr, Mead said after he had! Mrs. Holm, widow of the late been forced off the road, Black Mike Holm who served as secre-| stopped too, walked over to the tary of state 31 years until his car, smashed the headlights with death July 6, won the Republia small hammer and drove off in can nomination for the post in his truck. Tuesday’ s 3 primary.

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farmer and can estimate how some projects and then close with much revenue it can expect for a huge surplus.” This year's list of outside exOutsiders’ opinions were sought Perts includes, for the first time, for the first time in 1950. The re-'15 of the state's largest newspa- Edward Martin (R. Pa.) today fsult was a revenue estimate more Pers. accurate than any in recent years. clude business and manufacturers’ a |associations, professional groups, President, playing the part of the [labor touncils, farm bureaus and jester with glib wit and fancy, state budget] Purdue and Indiana Universities. phrases.” |

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HONG KONG, Sept. 12 (UP)—| which is to be built on Neither fire nor firemen could]

Firemen said the kitten was] inot even singed by the fire a3 it; It was awarded to Butler be- Slept in its basket only five yards |

State Rolls Out Crysta Ball on Future Income

Elated with their close guess two years ago, state $100 longer. budget officials again are asking outside experts to predict! Indiana's economic strength for 1953-55. The state wants to know what the future holds for

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[ Absert Minded | Driver | Pays Fine After 19 Years

AMESBURY, Mass. —John F.| Gebo, 43, of Salisbury admitted longer memories than he does-about

Gebo paid a $10 speeding fine in District Court yesterday and was informed he still owed a $100

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