Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 April 1941 — Page 4
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Called Effective as | S. 4 Ed | Workers” Salary, Giving | ; Sulfapyridine. \ Bonds in Return. A Women’s Lovely New
‘SBU 4] 10 (U., Pp). ? PITTSBURG Ml 10 (U WASHINGTON, Apri : Suh oH > Solin —Government fiscal officials today =A powerful new drug with an un- \ re-examined money-raising plans it. pronounceable name took its place \ NR ; ca which were discarded ih less criti-| ;
today alongside other proved w eap- \ 3 cal years as fantastic and unneces- |
BES in. Science wwhill Baki ceetns \ \ \ AN sary. ; { nS In science’'s uphill fight against : 3 » 3 With defense costs rising at the| ’ on S pneumonia. 3 : X rate of from $20,000,000 to more | + The drug is called hydroxyethyla- RE pe than $50,000,000 a day, exclusive of Ad 197; pocupreine, or “71” for short. While \ : \ p aid to Britain, numerous heavy tax a p Ch wv Lo
it has been in existence five vears. B NY 8 3 plans were being discussed.
the drug was revealed for the first RN : \ Ba \ N Among them was a combination > . 4 ho Budget Priced
time today to have been used effec- | § R RRR L 3 income tax and forced savings plan,
tively in the treatment of human : SN 3 somewhat similar to the 50 per cent
beings suffering from pneumonia. X OW . A > income tax and savings plan put a i Hydroxyethylapocupreine's debut RRR 3 linto effect by Great Britain this ” . - as a proved conqueror of pneumonia | ¥ - TERR " - week. B® PN was made in the 28th annual report Manual Training High School drama pupils, Iris Breedlove (left) Here's how the plan would work: ; ; of Dr. E. E. Weidlein, director of | Edna May Hicks and Marian Riek . .. learn from the experts, Bernard Suppose an employee earns $50 a :
, The new drug's effectiveness was lope, the Government would take Said to be equal to that of sulfa- $10. Half of this sum would be a|
ad ment Manual Pupils Work From je ome i
Produced artificially from constit- Forced Savings
Mellon Institute Hunt (kneeling) | a James C. Bruce, Civic Thesier tsennical director. week. From his weekly pay envel-
Wents of cinchona (quinine). “71 | B h S d f F th ht In return for the other $5 taken | RE Nas es) Severoped at Mellon Insti- of : es 0 00 gq S from his pay, the worker would re- 4 Sie 8 You'll find many of the season’s smartest ute in 1935 ceive a $5 Government bond or simi- (RE ; . Other research by the sie fv ESRL HOFF in it for us.” The rules of behavior |1ar security which would mature in styles in this large group of dresses. Prints, | pastels and combinations in dressy or fussy
concerned standards for surgical . . roaye 1 om as deGresciss and for gut and silk su-! One of the easiest things to do for occupants of $1.10 seats fits into 3 You Som He vay it was de u Da, effects. One-piece styles and suits. Sizes 12 to 20, 38 to 52.
tures; experiments with rats which is to formulate rules of etiquette for this plan, Advocates said that plan not only shcwed that teeth cavities may be |the theater {| While attending a stage perform-|would provide new billions for nareve i 1orides are included | { : y ; prevented if fluorides are include | But Manual Training High School ance here are the rules Manual |tional defense, but would stabilize
in the diet; improved methods of : 5 w manufacturing crucibles pupils in a one-year-old drama class) Training pupils follow: |the country’s consumer purchasing : . y As its part in the national defense taught by BE. Edward Green are ob 1—Arrive before the first curtain. (Power in the post-war period which omen s Isses £ ts pa 1 ational defen taught by E. Edws \ ob- 9If vou arrive late. wait for the (usually is marked by a depression.
n re 2) Air vol ~ MINA < | cervinge he »it) io + re a , 3 g . : Bom, wiih headquarters at. Melon [bows In mine. © Co “Bist natural brewk” 10 bo seed. | “A"plan like this n't meeessary $7 953°) 95 Institute, concentrated on industrial [ They're. going at this drama bus- 3—Don't squirm, cough, converse | Un a gpa Le Poin : Niet h ab towce | OR An Ta sbi lwith vour neighbor or shift vour|need money from the lower income He de health problems. iness with an eve se Ws S there ovVercont during performance. Save [brackets in amounts that would seri- — Ev. Or Any Price You Want et 2 far YS PY
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that for between acts. {ously cut into the income and con-
Rules of conduct in a theater, Mr, [Sumption of the payers,” one offiGreen contends, are necessary be- cial said. Nicely tailored, BUDGET PRICED Do justice to your new spring
we FI AS FR SNA cause American youngsters are However, when that point is y ’ a hi ': - TN “movie saturated.” = 8 reached, I think 1t is better than smar tly S st y le d suit—top 1 with a hat that S A It's the rule rather than the ex-|tapping the savings of the low in- . coats 1n sports or Just ‘the thing. See Star pias) | ception, he points out, for members! come groups. This plan would tap dressy tvpes: fit- Store's large selection of RK F A U T Y J MOR of a movie audience to enter and | the earnings instead, then later re- : ©, ypes: smart stvles—tomorrow Wl | 1cave in the middle of a perform-|turn a portion of the money to the ted or boxy styles Millinery, Second Floor
’ ance, to carry on conversation with | payers.” Use OQur . . ok neighbors and to rustle candy sacks| The new British 50 per cent in- Convenient nN plaids, tweed 5 at an especially weepy juncture in {Come tax grew from a plan navy and black.
the Story. (evolved by J. M. Keynes, British 0 or I5 oy h o / When the pupils made up these | economist, and provides for return Sizes 12 to 20 and
rules, most of them had never seen |©f approximately half of the tax PAY PLAN 38 to 44.
to the payers at specified later pe-
a professional play. That was last| 2 *" Rios. | Small Carrying Charge Star Store, Second Floor
Featuring , 5 PS No spring and Mr. Green told a friend . j \ . about it. A few days later he got 35 Billion Annually The A el RR EA Appointment a phone call from English s T heater,| Governmental experts here ex- a ; 4 AY pa . : \ecessart informing him that that friend had plained that such a heavy tax could & G r | s c | ever N e ‘BRUSH CURL'® ROIS ey ) veces: y arranged for all the more than 30 | be levied in Great Britain without \ W 2 J a —_—§™- _ members of the class to attend athe same ill effects that would re- ; EASTER BLOUSES \ } : : performance at the theater. sult in this country, . Bring the As a sort of token repayment, Mr. A 50 per cent tax on lower inChildren Green had the members of the|comes in this country would gut the TP SARE i class, after they saw that perform-| system of state and local taxation, | : Two—Three and Four Piece Styles $ 00 $ 15
ance, save up money to attend some tax experts believed. A gross
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> 9 Qr d - | another play en masse, The friend income levy in the United States ) and Reg. $3.95 Reg. $3.45 ; has promised the same gift for this|of 50 per cent would yield about Women's multi-filament crepes | vear. The pupils again are saving | $35.460.000.000 annually, it was esti- ” $ LD 5 cotton crepes, sheer batistes Des: \ Y 1ev tak selves . AT ; my { | HILDA | monev to take themselves to &imated. The total of all Federal, bs A fo rayon sheers. Long or short sleeve Nr p * * | |
Vi I A- OIL | second play State and local taxation in 1940 was styles in white, stripes and popular
| | Permanent | : Croquignole With their program, the pupils about £14,300,000.000, Solid volore. Sires og Lo cu. | | | |
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1! l 1 ol p 3 % SR R the footlights, For Wels senior pay FIVE MEN JAILED IN Sa Smartly styled suits in the following combinathev" y t rod S EUR: . ~~. " . hey're gomg to procu g + Skirt ape; skirt, :
tions: and cape; jacket and cape;
Ve ery $ 45, Through » : : : Popular | Mr. Green has arranged for per- THEFTS AT QUARRY a aN skirt, jacket, cape and purse. Popular navy blue
sons prominent in Indianapolis the- with red lined cape. All sizes, 7 to 14.
ci aa aaa a iia Ft —-—— atricals to speak to the class. He : J > y 3 - also has had speakers who see plays BEDFORD, Ind., April 10 (U P).| . Service Starts at 8:00 A. M. from the audience. oh ye Bento men were held totlay 6 | RL S S P rR IN G H AT S What he is driving at, Mr. Green [ON charges of grand larceny in the
JSR CC 1) SW _— | —_— | _—, W_— | — _— WG) SC G_—) W— _— — — I said, is to have pupils realize that (theft of machinery valued at $15.000
> \ = So "a i S: | ho on i Ren, A | drama has a very important part | from the Eureka quarry of the In- | Select daughter's Easter hat from ! Vv | C T 0 R Y in civilized life, that people at- | SiN Limestone Co. one of the largest stocks in the citv. $ 00 $ 95 | | tend the theater not because “it is| Sheriff John Pevton, who arrested Felts and straws in headsizes 20%: to N Y L 0 N va oO S E | | $ A {
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