Indianapolis Times, Volume 46, Number 29, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 June 1934 — Page 4

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JOB INSURANCE PROPOSAL FOR STATEDRAWN Tentative Draft Is Given Approval of Indiana Social Workers. Tentative draft of a compulsory Indiana employment insurance law was approved yesterday by the social insurance committee of the Indiana state conference on social work. If approved by the conference, it will be introduced as a bill in the Indiana general assembly when it convenes next January. The bill would exclude from insurance provisions workers engaged in interstate commerce, farm labor, governmental employes, teachers in private schools and colleges, domestic servants and all persons receiving more than $2,000 a year. The bill would apply to any employe more than 16 who receives less than $2,000 a year. Dr. R. Clyde White, Indiana university extension division member of the social work conference committee, and Easley R. Blackwood, Metropolitan Life Insurance Company district manager, prepared the tentative draft. State Florists to Hold Dance Indiana State Florists’ Association will give a dance at 8:30 Saturday at the South Side Turnverein, Prospect street and Madison avenue.

Tomorrow—A sale of suites that will interest every home lover who needs new furniture in the city. We are clearing out floors and our warehouse too, of all sample suites—making prices so tempting that we will do the job in record time. Terms extremely easy to make buying possible tomorrow. Living Room In ft X ’ 9 n : : : : JSSji iff ♦> W W SSI2E/ arge size slider with covered arras and L soft, resilient springs. A glider built to give Cl W L A long service as well as comfort—extra heavy V ■ W * ” cleanable upholstery. Sold on easy terms. . ■■ * A wide range of designs and colors $5.95 h ; PUS These savings we pass along to you. - QjJ StOVCS Table Lamp fj laMSMy 98c DKaumi fegOl ** wwuAfad 'll Baby Beds yU $4.45 $| Uk I J_ "* Ba Breakfast Set JL J $13.75 S2O Delivers II .__ _ _ . , Occasional Chair Balance Easy Terms All-Metd 3-Door qr Refrigerator pUe/J rooms, eight pieces in the living room outfit, a beautiful bedroom *~4 oe End Table si ite and kitchen outfit consist- ! | w, H 5 ing of a gas range, enamel 1 (y QfT breakfast set and a refrigerator, *P-*-**7lF a three-room outfit that will give Closing out one entire line of re- you years of service and satisfrigerators and priced for a quick TVlpnhnriA Qtanrl faction. A small deposit will clearance. Refrigerators that are AIPHUIMS OldlUl selection for future heavily insulated and real ice savers. __ ... We advise an early selection while C UK delivery. stocks are complete. l wi ° oeu *“-d Indiana 32-34-36 South Illinois St.

Indiana in Brief Lively Spots in the State’s Happenings Put Together ‘Short and Sweet/ By Times Special NOBLESVILLE, June 14.—An appointment made twenty years ago was kept when Mrs. Raymond Faust, Noblesville, and Mrs. Ross McDermott. Toledo, 0., met in front of a store in Elwood. In June, 1914, the two, then young women, chanced to meet in front of the store and agreed they would see eaGh other again at the same place twenty years later. During the twenty years, they had not seen each other nor had they corresponded, but both were at the appointed place at 2 in the afternoon as agreed.

a a a Founded in 1844 By Times Special KOKOMO, June 14—Howard today is entered upon its ninety-first year. The county came into being on June 13, 1844, with the name of Richardville, which was changed four years later to Howard. Commissioners appointed to establish the new county chose the site from land which formed part of the Miami Indian reservation. They met at the home of David Foster, who operated a trading post, and chose the section surrounding the house as the seat of the new county. a a a Celebration Set By Times Special KOKOMO, June 14.—A four-day Fourth of July celebration sponsored by the Kokomo post of the American Legion will be held at the local airport a mile south of the city. The celebration will open on Sunday, July 1.

nan Convention Scheduled By Times Special CRAWFORDSVILLE, June 14. Thirty-three states will be represented by 250 delegates at; the national quadrennial convention of the Ben-Hur Life Association to be held at national headquarters here June 25, 26 and 27. HONOR ALEX TUSHINSKY Scouts to Reward Donations to New Fieldhouse. A program honoring Alex Tuschinsky for his donation of material and labor for landscaping the fieldhouse area of the Indianapolis Boy Scout reservation will be held at the reservation Sunday afternoon. At the same time scouts will give recognition to the recent gift of the Kiwanis Club of another tent cabin. All scout members and their friends are invited.

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ITALY STUDIES PART PAYMENT ON WAR DEBT Token Offering May Be Made, With Remainder to Be Paid in Goods. By United Press WASHINGTON, June 14.—A1l eyes were on Italy today as the deadline approached for debtor nations either to pay their June 15 installments or default outright. There was a possibility that Italy might offer part payment and ask for an immediate conference on payment of the balance. So far Finland, with a semi-an-nual payment of approximately $50,000, is the only one of thirteen debtor nations which has said it will pay as usual. Most large debtors, headed by Great Britain, whose installment totals approximately $85,000,000, and France with $59,000,00, have announced formally they would default. The Italian ambassador, Augusto Rosso, was expected to visit the state department today and inform Secreary of State Cordell Hull what Italy proposes to do about the $14,000,000 installment due. According to advices from Rome, Italian authorities are of two minds. One group would pay at least a “token” in cash and link this with a formal request for early consultation between the two governments to see what might be done about the remainder —such as possible payments in goods and services, as was suggested in Mr. Hull’s note yesterday to Great Britain.

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