Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 December 1939 — Page 6

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1600 ARE SENT NOTICE THEY'LL “GET PENSIONS

Among 5574 in State Who Will Benefit, Says Van Geyt.

A Christmas gift, in the form of] Give" that they are eligible to re- |

ve monthly old-age

00 persons in Indianapolis.

These persons are among the 5574 in the state who will become eligible, Peter J. Van Geyt, manager of the

Social Security Board office, said.

They will be those to whom lump

sum benefits have been paid since the Federal old-age insurance Sys-

tem was established Jan. 1, 1937, he §

said. Date Moved Up

The amended act moved the date!

for monthly benefits up two years to 1940 and makes it possible for a wage earner to qualify after he is 65, even if he has already received a single cash settlement, Mr. Van Geyt said. Under the original law a qualified worker could obtain only a lump sum payment equal to 3.5 per cent of his total wages. “This amendment to the Social Security. law means that the age barrier to obtaining Federal retirement insurance has been torn down,” Mr. Van Geyt said. “Previously a man who had reached 65 before the law went into effect could not qualify for benefits. Now he may receive payments after he has worked at least six calender quarters since the amendment, earning a minimum of $50 in each of the quarters, and is retired. The quarters do not have to be consecutive.” Others Eligible in May Since the amendment went into effect Jan. 1, 1939, the earliest possible time the persons aided by the amendment could become eligible for benefits will be in May ‘of 1940, provided they earned their $50 quarter allotment in April, Mr.' Van Geyt added. : He said lump sums already paid to persons who will be eligible for pension in January will be deducted from the monthly benefits to be distributed.

insurance ecks for the rest of their lives, been mailed to approximately

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Striving for better relationship between blockmen, who are manufacturers representatives, and dealers, a forum on problems arising between the two groups will be held this afternoon by the Indiana Implement Dealers at the Hotel Severin. More than 100 implement dealers are attending the two-day convention which opened today. Ward Hale of Newcastle is in charge of the discussion, Speakers will be H, H. Bowell of Argos, Frank Westfall of Lafayette, W. R. Phillips of Indianapolis, Cranston Mugg of Indianapolis, T. L. Reeves of Fairmount and Lloyd Luellan of Huntington. Members this morning heard Barton Rees Pogue, Hoosier poet

CAN'T KILL FINNS’ SPIRIT, ENVOY SAYS

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Farm Machine Dealers Meet

Times Photo.

The officers of the Indiana Implement Dealers are (left to right) Ralph Rodkey of Rossville, vice president; W. O. Scott of Milford, secretary, and Emil Harding of Lowell, president,

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from Upland discuss how development of implements have changed the picture on the farm. He illustrated his talk with poetry he has written. This evening H. C. Merritt, Allis-Chalmers Co., representative from Milwaukee, Wis., will talk, A dealers’ meeting will be held under direction of Joe Adams of Princeton. O. M. Leavell of Peru will discuss plans for the organization, Speakers on tomorrow's session will be L. J. Fletcher of Peoria, Ill.;: R. B. Lourie of Moline, Til, and C. R. Peters, vice president of the national association, of Des Moines, Iowa, An election of officers for 1940 will be held tomorrow afternoon.

22d anniversary of Finnish independence. “Our country has been attacked

in barbarous fashion,” he said. “But

SUPER HIGHWAY PLANS DRAFTED

8-Lane Chicago-to-Detroit Road May Run Through Calumet Region.

Times Special HAMMOND, Ind, Dec. 7.—An eight-lane super highway linking Chicago to Detroit may soon be built through the Calumet region, according to present plans of the Chicago Regional Planning Association and the Michigan Highway Commission. The proposed route would be on a direct line to Toledo, O., and then north to Detroit. Both groups sponsoring the highway are working out preliminary details and when estimates are completed, they will apply for a Government grant to cover construction costs. Murray D. Van Wagoner, Michigan Highway Commissioner, has announced his organization is committed to construction of such a highway.

CORONER ROBBED OF FAVORITE LAMP

Times Special GARY, Ind., Dec. 7.—Dr. J. Robert Doty, Lake County Coroner,

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has been robbed of his favorite desk lamp. A thief entered the office the other day while the Coroner's secretary was out and carried off the lamp, value at $10. Dr. Doty has appealed to police.

ROSE OIL

CROQUIGNOLE § WAVE

Shampoo and Styling Included

GIVEN

3 AT NO EXTRA COST

WITH ANY PERMANENT WAVE OR HAIR DYE GORGEOUS 8x10 REG. $2.00 VAL.

PHOTOGRAPH ; Hand colored in oil, of your. self or a friend. Offer expires Dec. 23, 1939, h p.m.

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Phone LI. 6471 and We'll Be Glad to Help You With Your “Clothe-a-Child” Budget

Your Christmas is sure to be much merrier if you clothe some needy child yourself or pool your money with friends and clothe several children. These groups have been arranged to help ypu with your Clothe-A-Child budget. Call LI. 6471 for any other information you may desire.

and MAIL ORDERS

Given Prompt Careful Attention

LI. 6471

Small Boys Ages 2 to 6

4.46

Large Boys Ages 8 to 16

1.29

1 sheeplined coat or wool

Small Girls Ages 3 to 6

6.73

Large Girls Ages 7 to 14

1.40

1 corduroy

jacket

1 three-piece

1 three piece

remember Finland has survived before. No matter how great the bar-

barian hordes, the Finnish spirit has never been conquered.”

ALIVE NOW, FEEBLE IN 1861 WASHINGTON, Dec. 7 (U. P.).— “WOLFEBORO, N. H. (U. P).—

arles W. Davis, 97, who became] There W he power gre al enough Yo &, hospital patient, regaled nurses | Kill the Finni%h spirit,” Finnish with stories of how he was re-|Minister Hjalmar Procope said last| ix: ’ a " . ; . With God's help jected for army service in 1861 “be-|night at his legation where a group spirit will never die.

dhuse my health was so feeble.” of Finnish-Americans celebrated the help.” - ——

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5-PC. CHROME BREAKFAST SET “pep ond MATTRESS Soni S 95 Regular equtarly 25¢

Special $10.95 Value A Week

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CENTRAL BEAUTY

College 200 ODD FELLOW BLDG. LI-0432.

knit cap ... pair knickers 1.00 dress shirt.. .50 pair gloves. .25 pair hose . .15 pair shoes .. 1.67 union suit... .50

snow suit ..$3.99 1 pair bloomers .25 1 cute dress .. .50 1 pair shoes . 1.00 1 pair hose .. .15 1 union suit .. 1 pair gloves ..

snow suit... 1 dress 1 union suit.. 1 pair -hose .. .15 1 pair bloomers .25 1 pair shoes.. 1.67 ° 1 pair gloves.. 25

jacket i warm cap .. 1 union suit .. . 1 pair hose .. .15 1 pair gloves . .25 1 pair shoes.. 1.00

the Finnish And God will

Complete outfit $4.46

Complete outfit $7.25 Complete outfit $6.73 Complete outfit $7.40

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GIFTS FOR MEN!

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In this big group you'll find pure linens, genuine hand-embroidery, imported, hand-loomed sports sizes. Whites pastels, street shades, lace corners and embroidered corners, rolled and hemstitched edges.

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This beautiful j walnut finish waterfall d es k will make an ideal gift for some boy or girl. Plenty of storage space, shelf for book rack and large center drawer,

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Here is a real value in an extra bed for your home. Folds compactly into small space. Rolls out of

the way when not in use. A regular $10.95 value for only $7.95.

Beautiful white oak breakfast sets with heavy chrome-plated base. Extension table top is of solid white oak. Spring type chairs. The family couldn't ask for a finer gift.

$1 Deposit Holds Any

Article for Xmas Delivery

Fine Irish linens, hand embroidered, hand-rolled hems. Finest Swiss loom opal embroidery. Neat drawn work designs. Straight and scalloped edges. Large sizes.

robes in wrap around styles. The colors are wine, dusty rose, royal and French blue, An outstanding gift item.

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Many of these fine shirts are woven madras, but you have a good selection of print broadcloths. All with fused collars. Sizes 14 to 17. Middy or coat style pajamas in gay printed or plain color broadcloths. Colorfast, of course. A large selection of desirable patterns. Men's sizes A, B, C and D. Star Store, Street Floor

PILLOWS

\ 2 for 5 y i Each

$1.00 Standard size kapok filled pillows in red, rust, green, gold and blue in combination patterns and fabrics.

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TABLE AND Bi drei CHAIR SETS 'BETSY WETSY' DOLL

Regularly $2.29 ed Regularly $1.29

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20 in. x 14 in. blue top table with A. B. C. decoDrinks and wets. All complete with bottle.

rations. Blue and ivory Toyland, Basement

color combinations. 5 Roller Skates ....$1.39

Toyland, Basement 98c—35 in. Ironing Boards . 79% 9 Wind-up Trains ...98¢ 9 Black Boards ......98¢c

$1.98 Sewing Machine that sews ..$1.69 75¢ Large Size Bingo Game .......5%¢ 9 Foot Balls ........98¢ Roller Bearing

89¢ 34 Color Paint Sets ......... 19 LARGE RED SCOOTERS Regularly $2.19

'COASTER WAGONS’ $789

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Just call Mr. Gaul at LI-4587 before 5:30 for evening appointment. Shop when you can take your time.

FREE PARKING

Drive in the parking lot at Kentucky Ave.

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