Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 December 1936 — Page 28

SECURITY ACT

U. Extension Division Is to Sponsor Discussions AtY. W.C. A.

- An oral symposium on the state social security program is to be given at 8 p. m. tomorrow in the : C. A. .auditerium under

auspices of the Indiana University |

Extension division. “This panel discussion under leadership of Allan Bloom, Jewish Com‘munity Center general secretary, is "to follow a series of nine talks regently delivered by state officials. Three hundred and fifty-one persons were enrolled for the series. Tomorrow's meeting is to be'open to the public. * Following are some of the questions expected to be discussed: "1, What should be done in Indiana in regard to poor relief? ~ 2. Would you favor giving a pension at 65? 3. Does the social security program meet the needs of labor? 4, Has the social security program provided enough or too little | for the aged? © 5. Is health insurance a possibility in the near future? .. The following panel members are expected to participate in the disgussion: Mr. Bloom, chairman; Virgil Sheppard and James P. Lydon, of the State Public Welfare Department; Dr. Thurman Rice, of the Indiana University School of Medigine; Dr. Norman Beatty; Alex Gordon, State Unemployment Compensation Board labor representafive; Mrs. Blythe W. Francis, Family Welfare Society general secretary: Miss Leona E. Massoth, Indiana University faculty member, and John M. Smith, Kahn "Tailoring Co., executive vice president.

KINGAN FIRM APPEALS ‘WINDFALL’ TAX RULING |

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Another round in Kingan & Co.’s |.

: legal fight to avoid payment of Federal “windfall” taxes was arranged today after attorneys for the packing firm appealed the decision of Federal Judge Robert C. Baltzell that the tax is valid. The case now goes to the United States Circuit Court of Appeals at Chicago. As a result of the appeal, Kingan’s and approximately 30 other firms with similar suits pending are to be granted 30-day extensions for filing tax returns. Subsequent to Judge Baltzell's decision, made in Federal District Court here last week, three concerns have dismissed their suits and one new case has been filed.

In Elaborate Events ~~ This Week. Py

Indianapolis parents are invited

this week to witness the, most

elaborate Christmas programs ever

| staged by the city’s elementary and

high schools. Programs in the lower schools are to begin tomorrow, for the most

part, and are to continue through Friday when Indianapolis’ 62,000 grade and high school pupils are to

put away their books for a two

weeks vacation. 3 - Washington. High School is to

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"Tech to Give Play Friday afternoon. Part of the “Magic Circle,” a Christmas play, is to be presented by Arsenal Technical High School students in the

school auditorium at 8 p. m. Admission price is 15 cents. Exerpises at Broad. Ripple High |

High A Christmas play is to be given by

A hs pupils at 10:15 a. m. Priday.

Members of the Children’ 5 Sunshine Club of Sinveide Sanatorium 0

are assisting in the downtown booth sale of Christmas seals. The seals may be obtained ‘at department stores, and other business houses. Among the active workers are (left to right) Miss Helen Rippberger, Mrs. Lynn Adams and Miss Margaret Murray.

3 ARRESTED AFTER

SOLDIER IS SLASHED!

Youth Says Fight Occurred |

In Beer Tavern.

Three persons were under arrest today and a fourth was recovering from knife wounds following an alleged beer tavern fight last night. Charles Detty, 19, of Battery A, Fort Harrison, was treated at City Hospital for cuts which he told police were inflicted by a 60-year-old patron of a down-town tavern. The alleged assailant escaped. He told police Jack Long, 22, of 1161 Villa-av, also took part in the fight. Long was charged with disorderly. conduct. He also told them that John Partlow, tavern owner, and Miss Jean Blackburn, 22, of 1237 Roose-velt-av, served him beer and they were charged with liquor law violations.

WAYS OF CHANGING PERSONALITY IS TOPIC

Psychological methods of changing personalities are to be discussed by Dr. E. M. Jones in his lecture at 7 p. m. today at the Cropsey Auditorium, Central Library. Dr. Jones’ talk is to be another of a series of public lectures “on psychological subjects.

SEEK ATTACKER OF HOLLYWOOD CHILD

By United Press HOLLYWOOD, Dec. 15.—Physicians confirmed today that a 13-year-old girl, who broke into'the home of Ann Harding, to escape an elderly

| attacker, had been. criminally as-

saulted. Posses searched the scrubby hills north of Hollywood for the man. Miss Harding has not lived in the house recently, having been in England with her daughter. The girl was taken to‘ Receiving Hospital where physicians said she was suffering from severe:-shock.

A state-wide teletype alarm was

sent out to arrest the man.

WOMAN DIES IN TAXI; INQUIRY IS BEGUN

Dr. John E. Wyttenbach, deputy | coroner, was to complete an investi-

gation today in the death of Mrs.

Henry Wortmann, 50, of 1525 N. Rural-st, who died in a taxi last night. Curtis Barrett, 46, of 1724 Mil-burn-st, told Dr. Wyttenbach he saw Mrs. Wortmann slump down .in the sat unconscious, shortly - after boarding his cab. He speeded to a physician, but Mrs. Wortman was dead when he arrived. Dr. Wytten-

bach said he believed death due to

natural causes.

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