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Adds $25 to Benefits and’ Increases Monthly Contribu- ~ tions From $2 to $5; Repeal of Truck Tire Tax Effective Jan. 1, 1942; License Fees Up.

Indianapolis policemen who have served on the force for

25 years or longer may now

month instead of. the present $75, under terms of a House bill passed yesterday by the Senate.

‘The measure now goes to

Governor Schricker.

Liberalization of the Indianapolis

| Police Pension Fund, as provided by

the bill was agreed upon by the In-

| dianapolis Chamber of Commerce,

City officials and officers of the Fund.

The bill provides

contributions from

the present statu-

from 2 cents to 4 = on each § $100 valuation. At present the pension fund tax rate is 3.05 cents.)

Death benefits are increased from $250 to $400 by the bill and children of deceased policemen are to receive manthly payments of $15 until they

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retire on a pension of $100 a

are 18 years of age instead of the present 16-year limit. Senator Edward Green (R. Indianapolis) asserted that the pension fund was “unsound from an actuarial standpoint” but he agreed to support the bill after officials of the Fund and Chamber of Commerce agreed to study the Fund during the next two years and work out a solution to be presented to the next Legislature. Senator. Green said that under terms of the present bill it would be possible for a policeman to pay only $3000 into the fund and yet for he and his heirs to get $18,000 in benefits out of it. Although it had already passed a bill which among other things repealed the truck tire tax, the Senate yesterday approved a House bill specifically’ repealing the controversial tax. Republicans explained that the former bill contained Senate amendments fixing an increased scale of truck license fees to make up for some of the revenue to be lost through repeal of the tax. They said the specific repealer was passed so that the truckers would receive the relief promised them during the political campaign in case the former bill might “for some reason’ be declared unconstitutional. Effective Jan. 1, 1942

The repeal of the truck tire tax is to be effective Jan. 1, 1942. A G. O. P. measure providing that officials and employees of state departments who are removed after public hearings may appeal to Marion County Circuit or Superior Court was passed by the Senate by a strictly party vote of 28 to 15. House bills passed by the Senate yesterday would: Increase the population limit for cities which may elect school boards of five members to 75,000. Grant a $400 salary increase to auditors in counties of from 25,000 to 130,000 population. _ Require actions for damages against surgeons, hospitals, etc., to | be filed within two years of the date of the act about which the complaint is filed. Require the State Highway Commission to improve and maintain the highways and driveways on the premises of ‘all state institutions. | Give the State Auditor the/| authority to dispose of obsolete state property such as automobiles, Give the Workmen's Compensa-

who has custody of child.

company directors to amend articles

1CLARENCE ALL RITES

tion Insurance Rating Bureau! authority to fix a maximum insur- | ance rate which could he charged) by companies writing insurance. Give mother of dead child right to institute action for damages although separated from the father

WOODWORTH TO GIVE INDIANA U. LECTURE

Timer Special BIOOMINGTON, March 6—Dr. Rabert 8. Woodworth of Columbia University, one of the country’s outstanding psychologists, will lecture at Indiana University tonight. He will speak on “Successes and Failures in Experimental Psychology.” ; Often called the ‘grand old man” of psychology, Dr. Woodworth is the author of a psychology textbool; which has beer used by an estiinated one million students in universities and colleges throughout thie country.

2 Tomorrow afternoon Dr. Woodworth will speak before the university's Psychology Collpquim on “Heredity and Environment in Re-

Dr. Woodworth

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lation to Intelligence.”

A Country Dog Gets Free Bite

DENVER, March 6 (U. P).—A bill approved by the Colorado House Judiciary Committee says there is a difference between a city dog and a country dog—one bite. A small town or country dog would be allowed one bite under the bill before’ he and his master could be prosecuted. A dog living

over would be liable for the first offense.

HOLD RITES TODAY. FOR 1ZA WILLIAMSON

Funeral services for Miss Iza Williamson, who had been associat-

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES .

WILLIAM F. MILLER,

Miller, who operated a machine

shop on the East Side many years,} will be held at 2 p. m. tomorrow in the Hamilton Funeral Home, Burial will be in Crown Hill.

died yesterday in his home, 2840 Macpherson Ave. He had been ill 10 years. He was 64. Born in Illinois, he had been an Indianapolis resident most of his life and was a melber of the Lutheran Church ere.

brother, Charles; Anna Boeldt, Mrs. Edward Dedert, Mrs. Emma Robinson and Mrs. Fred Hansen, all of Indianapolis.

ILL: 10 YEARS, DEAD

Funeral services for William F.

Mr. Miller, a retired machinist,

BALTZER K. LYTLE, RETIRED, DIES AT 89mm.

tired bookbinder, died yesterday at the home of his son, William F. | Lytle, of “3512 Salem St.

the Willlam B. Burford Printing Co. for 30 years. He retired 20 years ago. Born in Boone County, he lived .here 76 years and was one of the founders of the Bookbinders’ Union.

and Grover C. Lytle, both of Indianapolis. Funeral services will be

Baltzer K. Lytle, 89-year-old re-

Mr. Lytle had been employed at

Survivors are two sons, William

Survivors are his wife, Bertha; a four sisters, Mrs.

ed with the Fletcher Trust Co. since 1907, will be held at 3:30 p. m. today in the Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary. Cremation will follow.

Mrs. Williamson died Tuesday in|

the Methodist Hospital. She was 80 and lived at 402 N. Meridian St. She was a member of the Business Women’s Mutual Service Society, the Business: and Professional Women’s Club and the Second Presbyterian Church.

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CITIZENSHIP DENIED LOS ANGELES, March 6 (U. P.). —American citizenship was denied today to Hans Diebel, proprietor of the “Aryan Book Shop” and ranking German-American bundsman on the West Coast. Immigration officials charged that Diebel’s bookshop, which he operates as the Deutcheshaus, Bund headquarters, disseminated anti-Semitic propaganda.

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