Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 February 1947 — Page 5

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goes to the house. Mortgage Bill Tabled

The senate also passed a flood control measure which would enable rural districts to deal directly with the federal government in the construction of levies. A..bill which provides an unlimjted mortgage exemption on vet erans’ property tax remained in committee despite its = authors’ pleas yesterday to bring it to the floo¥ of the senate. Senators Walter Vermillion (D. Anderson) and John A. Kendall (R. Danville), authors of the meas~ ure, asked the senate to vote the bill out of committee. Their motion was tabled, 23 to 13.! Senator Vermillion declared that since a bonus “seems out. of the question” at this session of the legislature, the bill would be a means of giving ex-servicemen “at least a little something” for their service. The tax exemption would also include widows of veterans, and would allow that part of property covered by mortgage to be tax free,

Study Revenue Boss Senator William C. Bates (R. New Albany), chairman of the Military and Veterans Affairs committee which has been considering the measure since Jan. 15, told the | senate his committee needed more time. He sald his committee was holding the bill because it had not yet been determined how much | property tax would be lost under { | provisions. He declared he had con- year-old

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boy friend, of accounts and they would NOt! peardon from the tourist camp even guess at an amount. where Mary Catherine and D'Arcy er {had spent the previous night. Ship From Bremerhaven in a fit of anger, she told . sheriff's deputies, she asked D'Arcy Due With Troops Today io; the pistol he had carried on NEW YORK, Feb. 11 (¥. P.).— their attempted runaway, and | Ship movements in New York har- pumped a bullet into the back of bor today: ther father’s head. Arriving—Marine Angel (troops)| Their automobile crashed over a from Bremerhaven, Gripsholm from 10-foot embankment, killing Mr. Gothenburg, Ft. Amherst from Reardon and fatally injuring Halifax, and Marine. Perch from D'Arcy. Manslaughter charges may Bremerhaven. {be filed against the girl as a reDeparting — Thomas Barry sult of D’Arcy's death. (troops) to Bremerhaven, and Pan- Sree tsp————

ama to Cristobal. Missing Argentine : Cashier Arrested

Bolivian Friend of Nazis ‘Barred by Argentina BUENOS AIRES, Feb. 11 (U. P).

v BUENOS AIRES, Feb. 11 (U. P.). rest of Hector Vicente Madrid, a —Maj. Elias Belmonte, former cashier of the National City bank {Bolivian military attache in Ber-|branch here who disappeared last {lin and former chief of police in Nov, 9 after bank officials discov|La Paz, will not be allowed to dis- ered the loss of about $240,000. {embark in Argentina. Madrid was apprehended near Argentina is the third nation tothe Brazilian frontier on the ranch ban Belmonte. Earlier, Brazil and of a relative. A Brazilian accom- | Uruguay said they would ban the |officer, a -notorioys. Nazi sympaithizer.

minded the sought by police.

the shooting, which took place last Coliseum are going fast .

ts Saturday morning. She and a 13- The downtown box office locations were increased yesterday and

Michael | 41, sale of tickets for the Infantile Paralysis fund benefit indicated that sulted members of the state board |p.,.0y were being driven home by soon the choice seats would be gone.

HURRY—HURRY—HURRY—Choice seats still remain for The Times Ice-O-Rama, as displayed here by the downtown ticket sales staff. "But they're going fast,” warn these women volunteers in charge of the box-offices. Left to right are Mrs. E. S. Winans, assigned to the Indianapolis Water Co. booth; Mrs. Ralph R. Poore, L. Strauss & Co.; Mrs. John E. Becker, H. P. Wasson & Co.; Mrs. Charles L. Bogert, Wm. H. Block Co’; Mrs. Pliny Cox, Indiana National bank.

Girl to Escape | Choice Tickets Going Fast For Ice-O-Rama Feb. 20

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Reserved seats for The Times Ice-O-Rama Feb. 20 in the fair grounds oh hut there are still choice tickets waiting for

| those who get them now,

Here's where you thay obtain | tickets: L. S. Ayres & Co—On the main floor.

|Ice-O-Rama will last two hours.

| Wm. H. Block Co.—Market st. entrance. Indianapolis Water Co. Indiana National bank. H. P. Wasson & Co, L. Strauss & Co. The Times, 214 W. Maryland st. Tickets also may be ordered by mail by writing to Ice-O-Rama, Indianapolis Times, and enclosing a stamped and addressed envelope.

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university, He was a member of § [the Columbia clyb in Indianapolis. Besides Mrs. Ferrin, he is survived by two other daughters, Mrs, Theodore 8S. Bacon and Mrs. Charles E. Murphy, Mr, Hogate's mother, ‘who is a sister of the late Senator Samuel Ralston, lives at Danville. A brother, Donald, formerly: a member of The Times staff, lives in Washington, D.C.

'Hogate Won Many. DePauw Honors

Times State Service GREENCASTLE, Ind, Feb. 11.— Kenneth C. Hogate, who died in California toddy, was a DePauw university alumnus whom the alma mater delighted to honor, Mr. Hogate was elected to Phi Beta Kappa before his’ graduation in 1918, Eleven years later he was elected to the school's board of trustees. When he voluntarily retired from the board in 1941, Mr. Hogate was awarded the “Old Gold Goblet,” annual trophy to a “loyal and distinguished alumnus.” A year later DePauw conferred upon him the honorary degree of doctor of humane letters.

British Show Strength

In Tel Aviv Streets

JERUSALEM, Feb. 11 (U. P.)— British troops staged a sham battle through the streets of Tel Aviv today. This show of strength coincided | with a Jewish underground threat of a “blood bath” if four of its condemned members are hanged. All signs indicated that trouble

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PARTY LEADERS FREED ASUNCION, Paraguay, Feb. 11 (U. P.).~—Federal ‘Judge Pedro Recalde ordered the release today of nine Liberty party leaders imprisoned several weeks ago on charges of “inciting to subversion.”

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was brewing. The British army and civi} authorities moved swift | i | until 8 p. m. The first skating num- |¥ to cope with the expected crisis. ber. will begin at 8: o'clock. The They had converted Jerusalem into Tr g . {a citadel, putting the Holy City | under what amounted to martial’ More than 400 local amateur |law effective Thursday. skaters will take part in what is| gm shaping up as the outstanding ama- | teur ice show in the nation. Stars | of other years will perform in ad-| dition to many new participants, | Solo numbers, double and team parts and gala production numbers will lend a “big time” atmesphers to the extravaganza,

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OIL PERMANENT Gualuntsed--tisiiey 2 for 8 4.0 |

Women volunteers are in charge

of the Infantile Paralysis fund! {booths at the ticket locations.

|—Police announced today the ar-| There are only two prices of ad-!

‘mission , , . $1 for box and parquet seats and 50 cents for mezzanine seats. Prices include tax. mezzanine seats are not reserved. It will be first come, first served !for locations the night of the show for those in the mezzanine seats.

| The program will open at 7:30

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| Golden Rule chapter 413, O. E 8, will observe advance night at 8 p. m. Friday

at the temple. During conferring of degrées the four line officers will advance to the following stations: Mrs. Gladys Iverson, worthy matron; Edward® Berry, worthy patron; Mrs. Lucille Hall, associate matron, and Mrs. Esther Schiefelbein, conductress. Mrs. Viola G. Langs bolm is present worthy matron and Fred Daylight chapter 533, O. E. 8, will meet

F. Uhl, worthy patron. at 1:30 p. m. Friday at the temple,

The Marion County Association of Past Matrons and Patrons will meet at 8 . m. Thursday night at Prospect Masonic e. A carry-in dinner will be held at 6:30 p. m. \

The Cumberland chapter No. 515, O. E.| 8, will hold a stated meeting at 8 p. m. tomorrow followed by a Valentine party. Dorothy L. Jolly is worthy matron and Ted Pyritz, worthy patron.

Broad Ripple Auxiliary 315, O. E. 8. will hold a covered dish luncheon .at noon tomorrow in Broad Ripple Masonic Temple. A meeting will follow with Mrs, Pearl Webb presiding. | ———— Indianapolis White Shrine 8, will observe Friends ight at 8 p. m. ursday in Odd Fellows hall, 2541 W. Washington st. Mrs. Nettie Betterly “is worthy high priestess, and Jefferson Jackson, watchman of the shepherds.

Naoml Auxiliary, 0. E. S. will meet with

“Mrs, Mary Roberts, 768 W. Rochester st; for a noon luncheon Friday. A business

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