Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 November 1947 — Page 22

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§ ELECTRIC « THERMOSTAT} Advisory Group Urges WASHINGTON, Nov, 4 (UP)~—!all,” with consideration given |

CONTROLS The tax advisory committee today ving costs for those in.the lower :

OIL HEATERS Seteg coms: dur on ~ — _— a aratury . "wm yecsmmended to Hise Wave The committee's report w was signed, Call—Hi thiand | asd ap fividual Income tax rates tor by nine of- the 10, members of the| —— " mt 0 Indy A ——— ;advisory committee created by the| : : House Ways and Means Committee wo recommend revenue law changes, | Full Report Delayed The full text of the report was § distributed to the ways and means). § committee and reporters, but publie! |

\ y : cation was set for newspapers of Wednesday morning, EN f ; : : 18s : In presenting the report, Roswell

Magill, advisory committes chair man and New York lawyer as well as former undersecretary of the!

: treasury, read one paragraph from, re * Dorsey funeral service it to support the committee's con-" EEL WTAE AN is a personal service, tention that the equitable adjust-| MISSING-—The wife of Theos ment of tax, ratés and exemptions Bernard (above) of New York

combining sympathy was “a number one’ federal tax|

problem today.” and Santa Barbara, Cal, re- |

orted him missing and possibly

and understanding.

economy.

Of the total $29,334 was requested | in appropriation ordinances submitted at last night's council meetne. , ;

H BN tomci Sis Pine 's Ton Fund Transfers

| City councilmen were today investigating $35,934 in. requests 1 - transfers of funds within “nip U5 a psy on justice and mag.Wih_an- eve ] Mire, Vite emphasis Mn & {speech here that Japan needs economic stability as a_basis for her experiment in democracy. Japan ishould be allowed to export enough goods to buy sufficient food for her

Pleads for Peace

Council President John A. Schu- People, she said.

macher told committees to which Mrs. Vining will return to Japan : the appropriation ordinances were by air later this month to resume |.

referred to investigate them care- her post,

{fully .to determine whether they

were necessary.

. cilman, declared,

tra money.”

The PEOPLE'S DENTIST.

Office Hours: 8 A. M. to5P. M. Every Day Except Sunday

The PEOPLE'S DENTIST

‘In other action! at the meeting one volume was in 1925.

“We mmend,” the re 4 P ; e a reduction in individust, meome| killed after tribal raiders in the

* Funerals of character tax rates for all, with due regard| northern Puniab, India, attached - for the cost of living of those in his party and killed his Moslem v 3 the lower income groups, and for servants, ~ Bernard: a noted - 3 x without extravagance. the needs of the balance of the. schalar on Tibet, was on his way ? a % economy.” ’ to that country when attacked, Sole dissenting member of the His wife escaped to- New Delhi

and distinction

10-man advisory group was Mat- by fleei ing 126 miles on foot | tive council, who submitted a minority report which was received by also was to be published Se! it li Vi it Advertisement ’ fom d lan IS NEW YORK, Nov. 4 (UP)—Henry ow 0 p jeve Wallace, former vice president and

thew Woll, a member of the Amer- through the isolated Kulu Valley, the committee and made a part of cabinet member, said on his return

ican Federation of Labor's execuWallace Returns | its fax hearings. The Woll report Bronchitis from the Near East and Italy today PAUL E that -leadérs of both left and right

allajs the cough or are (Indianapolis time) from Rome IRvington 1173 yo aboard the Trans-World Airlines

i . four-engined DC-4, the. Gates of \ . a CREOMU LSIO Suez, after a four weeks’ tour of the

for Coughs, Chest Colds, Bronchitis Mediterr ranean countries

DOR SEY Creomulsion relieves promptly $8 wing political elements in Italy cause it goes t to the seat of the “100k to us with hope.” Funerals ° toubip . he josssn aba exbel | “All agree on one thing,” Wallace| in the fo soothe and heal raw, tender, in- said at La Guardia Field. “Italy is Revaved, Tridiions ed bronchial mucous meme [going to have serious need of wheat Credit If Needed nas. Tell your druge 3% 30 301 you | Mr. Wallace arrived t 4:18 3925 £. New York BIST 3B] tare oa ce # 3 2m

NOW! You Tell Us How You Want to Pay!!

Government Credit Restrictions Are Off! NOW! Easier Payments NOW! Longer Credit Terms

8-Pc. Living Room | Group |

x A lovely and graciéus grouping - ] to give your living room an uplift : in-spirit . . . Carefully chosen for s its matching beauty and quality. : Consists of a sturdily constrycted : 2-piece living room “suite upholstered in a handsome, long-wear- E J ing cover. Plus 2 attractive walPg nut finish end tables and match.

ing coffee table and 3 matching lamps.

Including 947 FRIGIDAIRE and GAS RANGE

SMALL CARRYING CHARGE JUN TERMS THAT EXTEND LONGER THAN 80 DAY

Monday thru Friday 9 A.M to 9 P.M.

Saturday, 9 A. M. to 5 P. M,

ee : PRING and 8-Piece Bedroom Group Includes A

You get the smart modern bedroom suite consisting of full-size bed, roomy 1947 GAS RANGE chest, vanity bench, and vanity with large round mirror. All finished in lustrous 1941 FRIGIDAIRE walnut, Also included are a comfortable mattress, all-steel coil spring and two

feather pillows. both included

SEE ~ OUR \VALUES' FIRST!

in this be 39-Piece Kitchen {Sturdy solid oak, extension-top table O

and four matching chairs . , . all in sparkling, easy-to-clean netural finish,

pling stpdoion sabia foi OUTFITTING ANTI

FRIGIDAIRE and GAS RANGE. 1 E. WASIL ST — MA. 13

Across From Court He

{last night the council received the A. Ross Manly, Republiean coun- municipal code for 1947 which is a “It looks like [recodification and partial revision someone is trying to spend some ex- of all city ordinances. The last time

|the ordinances were incorporated in’

| 20 Months-to Repay ~~ | ON LOANS FOR 7 ANY PURPOSE

. Safeguard “YOUR VISION

oe ow ‘Condition. of Your . Eyes. We will examine them to determifie your needs and furnish the proper am 4 necessary iy

| We are closed. Wednesday afternoon %

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MORRIS PLAN Returns fo fs

Pre-War Credit Policy:

BEGINNING November 3rd the Indianapolis Morris Plo adopted the credit policy it followed before the war — 20

months to repay on loans for any purpose. In addition, 3year loans for home repair will continue to be available under

the FHS ‘plan.

Longer terms now are also available for financing the purchase of automobiles and appliances — 24 months for new cars, refrigerators and electric ranges—12 to 18 months for used cars, other appliances and furniture,

For More Than 26 Years

In electing to follow this olicy, ‘the Indianapolis Morris Plan is drawing on the experience it has gained in more than 26 years of sound operation—through depression periods as well as prosperity. During that time Morris Plan has successfully loaned more than 70 million dollars to men and women in all walks of life.

| Every 7 Minutes

* Morris Plan’s large volume of business can be visualized by the fact that Morris Plan is currently approving business and personal loans and installment purchase contracts at the rate of 1 every 7 minutes of the business day, or at the rate of 18,000 annually.

No Increase in Rates

The Indianapolis Morris Plan believes that it has an obligation to the people of Indianapolis to make available a ready source of personal and business credit at moderate cost. Despite rising costs, Morris Plan has NOT increased its rates on personal loans. In fact, Morris Plan lowered its rates 14 to $6 per $100 per year on loans over $500 in 1942, and these same req duced rates are still in effect.

Rates Reduced !/4 on New Cars

In addition, Morris Plan now -announces a reduction of 14 ‘in’ its rates on new car financing—down to $4.50 per $100 per year, which makes it possible for new car purchasers to often save $30 or more.

50% Increase | in Surplus in 1947

In order to take care of its expanded business and to grow vith Indianapolis, the Indianapolis Morris Plan 1946 1947 , has increased its surplus 50% in 1947. Assets now exceed 3 million dollars.

11/2%, Interest on Savings

Morris Plan savings received by November 15th earn interest from November 1st at the rate of 115% per year, compounded twice a year, on Jan. 1st .and July 1st. Morris ‘Plan savings now exceed 2 million dollars.

Faster Service

In order to provide faster service for our 30,000 active customers, Morris Plan has:

l. Increased its Loan Interviewing staff to 8. 2. Streamlined its operations through the: installation of new systems.

3. Increased its office space about 1 La,

Insured Loans

Morris Plan was the first in Indianapolis to make available life insurance which pays the balance owing on personal loans in the event of death. In 1947 Morris Plan inaugurated Health and Accident Insurance, which cancels monthly payments in the ‘

"event of illness or accident. Insur-

ance is optional.

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By and For Indianapolis

Indianapolis Morris Plan is a local institution—owned and managed

by Indianapolis people for the benefit of Indianapolis people.

Morris Plan will continue to serve Indianapolis promptly and courte- ee ously and will maintain its position as a progressive personal loan and savings Institution,

WILLIAM L. SCHLOSS

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