Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 February 1947 — Page 2

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Liquor continued to hold the spotJight in the lower house today as two: local option measures came up for house vote. "the 1948 voters to decide on the . “option question for the 1949 legislature and to infornt the legisjators how they should regain any revenue lost. It offers increased

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DAY'S WORK—Tasting rocks is just part of the day's work for mineralogist Jose Nancy, seeking new oil fields near Mar acaibo, Venezuela. Rock samsome ples before him were taken 1 800E. | from wildcat wells. He breaks Aimed at Monopol them with his little hammer,

A change proposed by Rep. Harold and tastes the inside. Salty flavor indicates small likelihood

Korn (R. Ft. Wayne) would have of oil in area of rock's origin,

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the issue be put on referendum iis the 1943 general election. : : Furthermore, the committee ruled Rep. Andrew Leads Fight in executive session, the voters can Another change would make the |decide how to pay the bill for the circuit court instead of superior | bonus. It offered a choice of four

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to 45. . A number of other sugges changes were fought off by the bills’! (R. West Point), indicated the supporters. They ranged from at-| committee would stand guard to} \, tempts to reduce the license fee for | see that no other bonus bill reaches! ‘bartenders from $5 back to the old the house floor. | 50 Thte to pleas to let veterans’! Several other bills previously ofclubs locate within 200 feet of a fered would cost the state from | 1 or church. ; $30 to $200 million. Rep. Andrew led the fight against| The committee reported another most of the suggested amendments, measure to give cities and counties

while s for changing the |$5 million more of gasoline tax

bill from throughout the funds than they now receive. The house. \ refund to these units now is $15 As the measure now stands, It million. supposedly keep party chairmen] Also reported favorably was a jor business; outlaw [bill providing for reassessment of | monopolies wi the liquor indus- {all real property in the state in of tavernsi1949. ‘The committee, however, || residential dist- {lopped off a $125,000 appropriation | gles hin raise additional funds for fo finance the job. through increased fees for | Act on Portal Pay bartenders’ licenses and new fees| The senate yesterday shoved for waiters. N toward passage a bill to fix a twoXT year statute of limitations on filing » \ of claims for portal-to-portal pay. or Sin S This is the second attempt of : ? management groups in the general ||... . 3 assembly to strike at portal pay | suits. A similar measure met deHis Joy Over Bill feat recently in the lower house. : \| Senator Paul W. Kerr (R. Elk- | A singing senator has made his\Aart), Sasa. Satled his bill | ’ idown on second reading near the! way into Indiana's legislative oir- end of a long day of activity for | cles. . the state senate. It provides that Senator Milford E. Anness (R.'no duits to collect wages, overtime, | Metamora), first termer in the ‘damages or penalties can be started | senate, yesterday expressed his ap- more om 0 years after com- | : pla originate, preciation for passage of a bill by Protests were immediately singing to the senior body in a|launched by Senator Charles FlemPhilippine dialect. : ing (D. Hammond). His attempt His gratitude was for senate pas- |!0 amend the measure to reduce! sage of a bill to send Indiana Su-|the statute of limitations on claims | preme and Appellate court reports | management might be interested in! to the University of the Philippines | Was voted down and the bill was college of law fof study. moved to third reading. Before the upper house yesterday Senator Anness extolled the merits ' Philippine Islands,” \he explained. of the bill. He included a brief his- | “Now I should like to express my tory of the Philippines where he appreciation on behalf of my! spent one year while iff the armed [friends in the Pacific by singing ‘La | forces. Libis Ng Nayon’ | The bill passed easily and Sena-| He did. tor Anness returned to the micro-| His bill, having passed the house! phone and said: of representatives, went to the gov-| “Salamat-po.” ernor for a signature that will make | “That means thank you in the it a law.

In Indianapolis

BIRTHS Twins Lena Marie Bassett, 64, at 1248 W. 33d, | At City—Cyril, Lorene Carter, boy and cerebral hemorrhage, {girl Catharine Brinkmeyer, 78, at 3231 N. Me-| Girls | _ridian, cerebral hemorrhage. | At St. Wrancis—Charles, Glenna Har- James Orudoff, 78, at 357 W. 27tn, chronic mon; Ralph, Elizabeth Chupp; Earl, ' Myocarditis, Pauline Frost; Norman, Martha Mec- (Parl Young, 60, at City, carcinoma.

‘ 1 ry d Charles M. Cissell, 68, at St. Vincent's, a. Ba ve UAL Misa, : an | Go oronaty Seciumen, 33 N | George ulhoff, , at 33 N. T . At Coleman—Willlam, Anna Feiner, | “cerebral hemorrhage. Si

At Methodist—Ervin, Mary Bohall; Frank, Laura Agnes Allen 78 a: 634 N. Hamilton , Vergle Mon- chroni’ myocarditis. arlyn Gustin; Anna Nelson 54, at Long, pneumonia, Richard, Kathleen Garvin, 32 a° 402 W. Walnut

Morris mes, Katherine Van- _ acute cardiac dilatation i ; Joseph, Francis Hunt, and Daniel O'Mara 85, at 520 E. Vermont, , Margaret Hodges, | diabetes. | Ab SL, V's—Alfred, Gertrude Hoh- TAchael Hiatt, 66, at Methodist, cerebral

hemorrhage. Phyllis; Thomas, Joyce : Chaiies Pairicia Hall, yd Grace Reed, 70, at 1445 Broadway, cardio}

vascular renal, Messer Bei, Claude W. Eaton, 16, at 5334 Park, arter- |

fosclerpsis, . Ap : James Lonzo Davis, 83, at Methodist, acute cardiac decompensation. Rebecca Maria Bennett, 51, at 2234 N. Gregory: Pennsylvania, carcinoma. i Ropar, Gail Cecil ers, 63, at Methodist, carci-

Bn; John,! noma, | Lena Btovall; | Rita Ellen McMahon, 44, at 918 Fairfield, |

Jers: Melvin, pticilie eatolnoms, s Ns + Me { | Ran omas, i . months, = ' 3 Leota' bronchopneumonia, enodist, i + Ella ‘Me 1814 N. New Jersey, |

i Coy, 13, at EB John" Binck, 76, at Lo bi ncho or mania) 2 ng, bron yoy , Lenora Wymer, 63, at City, paretst: 1

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