Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 September 1947 — Page 31

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2 Richest Men OverpayU.S. |

WASHINGTON, Sept. 10 (U. PIR ~—Two of America’s wealghiest men | overpaid their 1945 personal income | - |taxes, the internal revenue bureau |B announced today. - The men avere Harold 8S. Vanderbilt, New York city, .who over=estimated his taxes by $26,491.82, and John D. Rockefeller, Jr., New York, who sent in $23,002.28, too

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ates Classes in business Spanish, spon- [Cntted co pris sored by the foreign trade"depart- jguara,’ Bias. bee ment of the Indianapolis chamber 2d 1d - service pin of ecommerce; are being offered] |to mark his. adthrough the Indianapolis public] ‘mission to the 25schools again this year. year service .club Advanced students will register at|°f Js sembany: A 6:30 p. m. Monday and beginners Vy ; wil register at 6:30 p. m. | 0fY manager,

Welnumgay, The b i d also thi e bureau #énnounced also that Both groups will meet in chisibat William P. Ellison, Newton, Mass. of commerce offices on the second NEW ONION ALMOST TEARLESS overpaid his 1945 taxes by $152,floor of the chamber of commerce| wAgHINGTON.—An onion, said|560.78, which he accepted as & building for 12 sessions instructed i credit against future: tax bills. Charl artin, head of' the |! be almost tearless in peeling, has by es M . o e It was not indicated whether Mr. modern language department of been developed by the CalifornialVanderbilt and Mr.. Rockefeller Technical ‘high school. agricultural experiment station, |asked for refunds or credits.

Mr. Jelf presented the pin. much.

Mr. Jef lives at 633 N. Riley ave.

What A Gorgeous Piclture!!

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"Warren Plans School Mixer

| “The first general school mixer for students of Warren Central THE GIFT Woe, high school will be held in the ¥1 cents tumbling i; Jlschool gym Monday afternoon - it with += 7 » i during school hours. Virginia |

president are in charge of arrangements. The Madrigal club of Warren Central high school directed by Miss Kathleen Hergt, will present a pro“Hegram for the county school -superin«tendents convention to be held Tuesday at the Claypool hotel. 3 Members of the club are Jo Ann Thomas, Joan Tossell, Joyce Hancock, Donna Kinzel, Larry Crosley, Mark Gale, Bob McClure-and Don McClure. The annual magazine sales cam-

Monday with a rally for all grades

6, will go toward the purchase of band and athletic equipment, ‘CINNAMON’ NOT CINNAMON WASHINGTON .— Most “cinna-

mon” used in America is the “ftpowdered Lark of tho TELS Aim Te

the true cinnamon tree.

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For the LIVING ROOM.

You receive the tapestry daven. port and matching lounge chair, 2 end tables, the coffee table, 2 table lamps, occasional chair, and a 9x|2-Thermtex rug.

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For the BEDROOM

You got a beautiful walnut or maple finished bed, chest and vanity, plus Flatwood springs and

heavy cotton felt mattress.

For the KITCHEN

You get a 5-pc. Chrome Break-

fast set consisting of table and 4

seieriable chairs PLUS a lovely

Open Mon. & Fri. Spe Till

Sittles, Warrenette president, and | Rodney Dunham, senior Hi- Y|

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES :

PRINCESS' FUTURE HOME?—Bagshot Park, Surrey, pictured above, has been | suggested as a future home for Princess Elizabeth and Lieut. Philip Mountbatten after the royal couple's November wedding. Their first choice, Sunninghill Mansion, burned | recently. Bagshot Park was once the home of the Duke of Connaught. | _L

paign will open at Warren Central 3

Profits from the sale, closing Oct. |

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