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oy ; : * : a : La ; 0 | | ! ] — "MONDAY, DEC. 8 1947 _______ SRL id __. THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES — ris PAGE 17 werd Congress— = . g-- Np 4 eink ree i Bi : wi : m Wolcott Urges PP pm TTT ., ’ RE , , . Fe at 3 : 3 y WN aN — NN nN ae b : 5 : 8 3 Rk 3 ' BR 3: av R 3 \ 3 : fe hi ' + : . 4 or : rhe 2 Point : | Block's fsle of Gifts ) say 7 ¢ 2 - on ar 5 { { . J a —y (Second Floor) n? Has Christmas Suggestions Nn I on from All Over the Store h can be ] 3 ge House Building Chief Predicts Adoption b to pat WASHINGTON, Dec. 8 (UP)— | blunders : Chairman Jesse P, Wolcott (R. was the A Mich.) of the House Banking Comry signifi- . mittee today outlined a three-point : Churchill, anti“inflation program — minus ift h ith onsequent ! compulsory wage and price control g er w nd Baltic —which he said “might be acted d eastern upon at this special session.” saw this He said his three points Sopsisted) of legislation “which appears at the 3 . , pointed i moment to be noncontroversial.”| Versati e Fa ric oves the time 4 He said they represent his own| ; Btieans 3 thinking and that he had no agree-| g an roy mént with Senate leaders on them. | ps on : Europe. The three points: | mind to ONE; Such legislation 38 Js nee: Choose your gifts from a large collection of fine fabric gloves in stead- essary to put into effect voluntary n France. : rationing ne Sonivel . programs : Se Wn» made of long wearing, double woven cotton that washes in secRussia, ministration. Palestine TW Continue ophts soutrole ; sanction. beyond their present Feb. ex- 5 \ iN : ha mot. Roce the pirdtion date, with Suys broadening ALOHA QUEEN—Watching onds. A variety of styles and colors to highlight all her costu Ouge ; Shab LY ’ _| the festivities at the Hawaiian 4 ii { the i eign ued agains; domestis .eoon-) Islands’ first annual fall festival, the great THREE Increase from 25 to 40| this little queen of Aloha Week 8LOCK’S Gloves, Street Floor decision. per cent the gold reserves behind| is an impressive ad for Hawaii. 0 part in 4 currency issues by Federal Reserve She's wearing a pineapple-trim-s up the Banks and from 25 to 35 per cent| med sun suit with a heart British in the gold reserves which Federal Re-| shaped bib.
serve Banks must carry to support
deposits of commercial banks. Dr Butler's Rites | retor Mr. Wolcott outlined his pl .
at a press conference after Marriner S. Eccles, chairman- of the
Federal Reserve Board, told ns Spt for Tomorrow anywhere 4 committee that this country is. “in|
; > : the advanced stages of inflation.” neighbor- 3 Mr. Eccles said the longer correcA tive action is postponed “the more
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severe will be the inevitable reac-| “In Campus Chapel , weather tion.” | NEW YORK, Dec. 8 (UP)—Fu-
t. The . neral services will be held tomoroy much Doubled Tax Exemption row for Dr. Nicholas Murray But- : . ler, 85, president emeritus of Co- le—Hand whipstitched are men . r and whips 4 3 Urged to Offset Prices lumbia University, who died yester- A Sher ty 3 Pp On. with 3 ; Rep. Francis Case (R. S. D.) spro- | day. \ ; | in black or brown. ght, it is posed that personal income tax ex-| Services will be conducted In the ie ; doen) 3.98 5 a nics 3 or Sousied. 39 offuet chapel on the campus where Dr. er living costs which he said Butler served as president for 43 . i 2 will result from the foreign aid years—from 1902 to 1945. 8. Slip On Style—All handsewn " ough not 3 | program. | Dr. Butler died yesterday of black, brown, beige or white. In this 8 The American Bar Association bronchial pneumonia at St. Luke's ; : 3.00 th al to : recommended congressional ap-| Hospital. He entered the hospital ; \ :
proval of a nationwide community Thanksgiving Day. property tax plan. Under this pro-| Tributes to the world famous edu- » posal a husband and wife could cator, politician and worker for divide théir incomes for tax pur-| world peace, were sent by President
judy C. Pull On Style—Bright gold metal button trim in black or brown.
: f poses. This would have the effect| Truman, former President Herbert : ; : : : 2.80 Soltis. } of reducing their taxes’ somewhat. Hoover, Canadian Prime Minister! of Soir g Mr, Case introduced legislation | william L. MacKenzie King, Gov. | to boost tax exemptions to $1000 Villiam | n of Al for single persons Pg $2000 Fae Bovey, Mayor Willian e right— . married couples. Present exemp-'pad been associated i iw a nade. As tions are $500 per person Se. U3 many solumbus, . | years of public service. les par- Economy Bloc Musters | Tc messes fom Mr. Truman , , Fla, t “The ot Suk Forces to Slash Aid [President deeply regrets to hear of aid lao The $500 mililon foreign aid bin|tN® death of such a distinguished a was thrown open to amendment in|ATerican educator and citizen,” NDERS 5 in ‘our the House today and economy- Burial to Be Private WINTER WE ersion of minded members mustered forces| , 1¢ Rev. Raymond Collyer Knox, 1d ely ! for a fight to slash the total. of Sylvan Lane, Old Greenwich, sure x Members of the Foreign Affairs Conn., chaplain emeritus of the er things | Committee indicated they would put Sire Sl scduen She eye ; up a stout battle against any dras-|'°® y. wil ho: fe 'm & i ne ! tic cut, But there also were Y ras either before or after the service. The luscious luxury of cory comfort is yours all winter whe 5-10 do. : tions they might accept a reduction Classe will Je closed during the you wear Princess May Interknit Underwear. You'll love BUOOEHS of up to $50 million if the economy M3" ng op =. . ‘ina fl “ iate its economy, for r filming | bloc showed great strength. Rui private at Cedar ifs form-fitting. flattery, you'll apprec y like kind 3 Rep. Sol Bloom (Dem. N. Y.), L4¥n Cemetery, Paterson, N. J.
ranking minority member on the committee, said he was hopeful the pending bill would pass by nightfall with no more than 25 dissenting votes. Other supporters of the bill felt he was overly optimistic.
Dr. Butler is survived by his second wife, Mrs. Kate La Montagna |Butler, whom he married in 1907. {She was at his bedside when he (died. Sarah Schuyler Butler Law{rence, a daughter by his first mar|riage, died last February in Eng-
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poem | ur or Sepals ard Bows V1 re uplift to | provides that the Reconstruction , or Butler was f lated with Lr ‘ : Finance Corp, may advance up to his Lif i Ey or nearly all abs Wiiers | $150 million to start the relief. i5 Mie. He entered the school
as a student at the age of 16, in ve 8 case Neither the House nor Senate has
acted yet on legislation to provide 1878, and remained there to become actual money. an instructor and later a profes-
: : Pod sor in philosophy, and finally presiQuestion Disability dent in 1902. He served until 1945 Of Retired Officers
when he became president emeritus.
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