Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 July 1941 — Page 12

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SENATE STUDES| PENSION PLANS

Meanwhile, Many States Add Payments or Liberalize Requirements. By RUTH FINNEY Times Special Writer WASHINGTON, July 11.— The Townsend Plan or some other oldage pension measure resembling it may be up for a vote in the Senate soon, in spite of the huge. defense spending, the growing national def.icit, and the prospect of dou- | bled and tripled taxes. Seven Senaw= tors, headed by 3 Sheridan Down-| i ey of California, have just been appointed as a special committee to “make a ‘full and comd plete study and investigation of Sen. Downey ways and means for bringing about the early realization of a minimum pension for all who have reached the age of ‘ retirement and are not gainfully . employed.” i Senator Downey, who proposed i- the resolution, is Dr. Francis E. | Townsend’s principal spokesman in Congress. Most of the other com‘mittee ' members have = exhibited ‘more or less sympathy for greatly " liberalizing the pension system. They are Senators Tom Connally . (D. Tex), T. F. Green (D. R.1), ‘- Claude Pepper (D. Fla), R. M. La- ‘ Follette Jr. (Prog. Wis), John Thomas (R. Idaho) and C. Wayland

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The committee was given ,only|’ $2500 for expenses, which indicates its investigation won’t last long. It “is expected to bring in recommendations within. a couple of months. Its report will also include comments: on operation of the Social Security Act. But in the meantime state legislatures have been liberalizing pension plans and residents of half a dozen or more states wil find more |! money in their old-age pension envelopes soon. West Virginia removed the maximum limits on old-age ‘assistance, . merely providing: that payments shall not exceed twice the Federal contribution. State liens against the property of people given various kinds of public assistance were repealed in a number of states, including apes and New Mexico. Nebraska drop a requirement for liens on the prop- 7:00—Ft. Harrison Program, erty of recipients of old-age assist- WIBC. an and go the blind, aie 7:30—Information Please, WIRE. ana p e requirement| .. for old-age-assistance recipients| 5:00—Johnny Presents, WFBM. 8:30—Baseball, WIBC.

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Indianapolis followers of Bob Burns are due to get an intimate closeup of the bazooka-tooting story teller next month. Burns, a seargeant in the Marine Corps during the First World War, is scheduled to appear here as honor guest at the opening day of the convention of the Marine Corps League, Aug. 27 to 30. Sessions are to be held in the Claypool Hotel. - It was while he was in service in training camps and in France that Burns began spinning the Arkansas yarns which were destined to bring him fame on the stage and in radio. Bob began his vacation today after appearing on the Bing Crosby program last night and plans to spend most of the time deep sea fishing off Florida. Incidentally, Bing Crosby also was. scheduled to bow out for the summer after last night’s performance but has decided to remain on through July 381. Crosby said he decided to take a shorter vacation than planned. As a result he will be off the air for 11 wesks instead of 13. 8 8 o

Mary Boland, stage and screen actress, will match wits with the experts on Information Please toniguy WIRE at 7:30 o'clock.

e will be the 24th woman to ale past. the Information Pleace microphone in its three-year history. There have been 157 men guests, many of them repeaters.

Herbert Marshall and Reynolds are to be Je he & radio adaptation of tte new movle, “Adventures in Washington,” on Louella Pariohs’ Hollywood Preies prdgram tonight, WFBM at Gene Reynolds is the 17-year-old youngster who had his firs§ big movie role a’few years ago in Human Hearts.” Since then he has appeared in such films ag “Boys Town,” “The Penalty,” with John Barrymore, and “Edison, the Man.” It is reported that Miss Parsons soon may sponsor a personal appearance tour of aspiring Hollywood youngsters to cities in the Midwest. Plan is for the itinerary to include only cities west of the Mississippi so that she can fly back Friday nights for her radio program, ® » = Kay Kyser’s band will pla featured date at the oie State Fair this September. Last year Kyser broke the all-time attendance record for the fair. mm

Marines Shoot Rabbits on Dunes

CHICAGO, July 1 (u. P)— The United States Marines were ordered into a “shooting. war” on the Great Lakes front. Commander T. DeWitt Carr sent a Marine squad from the Naval Training Station into the sandy ravines along Lake Michigan in a sunset campaign against 2 :

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LONDON, ‘July 1n (U. P).—Germany has resorted to a new “stripped Panzer” technique in its effort, so far unavailing, to break the Russian front, it was reported today. in a reliable quarter. Specially formed “stripped Pan-

|zer” divisions, which sacrifice strik-

ing and defense power in favor of a self-contained organization that will permit them to operate independently . for long periods, have been thrust ‘deep into Russian territory,

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But even these divisions are limited in their operations, it was said, and the stout Russian resistance has forced the Germans to slow down their advance. 3 The normal Panzer or armored division includes between 450 and 500 tanks, a strong scouting force, anti-tank’ and anti-aircraft units,

\Gerians Reported Using New Stripped Panzer’ Units

of vehicles “to Such’ divisions are capable of striking heavy blows and of resisting strongly if temporarily isolated. But they depend on steady supply from the rear. The stripped divisions are: designed to be self-sufficient for a longer time and over a greater

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fice a large proportion of their auxiliary units in favor of a greatly expanded supply and repair organization designed to overcome the long distances, lack of roads and scarcity of gasoline stores on the Russian front. ; ‘Normal Paneer ‘divisions and big masses of motorized infantry are

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The 16th Ward Republican Club and the Garfield” Republican Club will hold a joint picni¢ at Garfield

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These Stores Will Be Open ALL DAY Saturday, July 12th. as Usual®*

*The LEADER STORE Cor. Washington and Delaware Sts.

Open Saturday Night Until 9 o’Clock OPEN ALL DAY SATURDAY

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Saturday Nights Until 9 o’Clock

* LIVINGSTON’S

129 'W. Washington St. Open All Day Saturday

Open Saturday Night Until 7 o'Clock

MILLER JEWELRY CO, Inc.

29 ON THE CIRCLE

2 Doors From Power & Light Co. Entrance

DEE JEWELRY CO.

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MORRISONS 20 W. Washington St.

131 W. Washington St. "Open All Day Saturday

* MOSKINS Clothing Co.

Open Saturday Evening Until 7 Clock

I* ROSE TIRE COMPANY, Inc.

230 N. Meridian St.

INDIANA MUSIC CoO.

Miller Tires

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Corner Illinois and Ohio

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360 WEST WASHINGTON ST.

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