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general agent for the Insurance Co., in charge of life, health ant A in Indianapolis. nnsylvania Dutch

{ background enables him to i make sense to top-drawer business executives.. { And he knows well the language of the man at the factory bench. He's been in Indianapolis three years, but he was a rim-of-the-state Hoosier long before that. Bi When he lived in Chicago, where he had shifted : from selling electrical equipment to Aetna insurance, first as an agent, then a supervisor and finally assistant general agent, he and Mrs. Williams designed and built a home in the dunes near Gary. So he was breathing Hoosier air long before a moving van rumbled into Indianapolis with his furniture.

Swims Half-Hour a Day

HIS RUDDY FACE, fast-flowing. picturesque language, snarp blue eyes and fortyish gray temples are all a part of his mobile features which light up with easy, sentence-punctuating smiles. He watches his waistline (insurance men are weight-conscious) and keeps in shape. It used to be handball until not so long ago a rubber-muscled youngster took him on one noon and ran him all over the court. Thereupon he ; promptly turned handball over to the youngsters. Ft Now he swims. Nothing fancy, but at least a half '} hour of it every day he can get to the Athletic Club pool. He admits to playing golf. but not seriously. And he has been known to sit in on a gentlemanly £ round of poker or sociable gin rummy. ¥ Back at the Carnegie Institute of Technology, i he met charming Ann Baer, who was attending the University of Pittsburgh. She was a Chi Omega and he a Kappa Sigma. But that’s not all of the Greek alphabet in the Williams family.

Active in Carnegie Campus

HE WAS a Theta Tau (honorary engineering) E and an Eta Kappa Nu (engineering) in addition t to being a member of the Dragons, honorary Senior society, a member of the Student Council, Athletic Council Yearbook Board and for one semester a member of the Inter-Fraternity Council. His most exciting campus job was as student manager of the football team in 1926 when Carnegie handed an unbeaten Notre Deam team the short end of a 19-to-0 score, He's a' bait-caster, likes to fish Lac du Flambeau (Lake of Flames) in Wisconsin for walleyes »nd bass. That, says he, is,about as far as a mid-forties athlete should go. When he was appointed general agent here in 1945 on the death of Paul W. Simpson, it was like dropping a pebble in a mill pond. He began to get around in ever-widening circles until he has touched the subirban outward shores in every direction, To do that you not only have to be industrious, but you have to have a true ring. a breath of the And Paul M. (for Marshall) Williams has both. Hartley.)

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BUSINESS TIDE STRONG=—So says Paul M.

Williams, general agent for Aetna Insurance

town’ and the town likes him.

He travels briskly through his territory, contacting agents and businessmen. He knows people when they know him, they See men, that he meets others. standable, workable and helpful, from A to Z and back to A again. His contacts keep his fingers on the business] And he believes the tide is still sweeping cut deep ridges in the which had been pulled—by hand |

in and will continue strong for some time. “A |—from “the foundations of a 1400-

“Insurance business 1s good,’ he confides. lot of people want their money to be safe with unit housing project for veterans Solon what he called the prettiest they convert it into some type of insurance, let knoll in his historic county. “By God, gentlemen,” he cried (with no intention of sounding { blasphemous),

a reasonable return.

Work and Wages Steady

“GROUP INSURANCE is deeply rooted in In-|{boys who won a couple of wars “That's |for us stop being gheated, ”

because it is a stabilized business center with a look after their employees well.

Road. They make friends easily, But in their Book-of-the-Month Club or the Literary Guild, and

“Do I have to tell,” he grinned slyly-—which means he probably likes fishing or swimming, and |gations to come. As such I think we can consider it important. A parade of building eontractors, engineers and war veterans

Hoosier Profile *

his time contacting those who ss wheels turn. He likes the

He makes insurance under-|

Risk money is timid. wait for the dividends.”

with a note of pride. f depression-resisting checks and| nies in Indianapolis and Indiana Work is steady. re reliable.” family livesat 2402 Cold Spring

may pick up a book from the any of them?” he was asked.

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back down in Berlin; Italy faces choice of dictatorship or democracy; President Truman signs Maishal Plan

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wr BASKETBALL-—Phillips Oilers defeat University of Kentucky, 53-49, in Olympic preview at Madison Square Garden.

w SWIMMING —Riviera Club swimmers of Indianapolis take ‘part in Women's National A. A. U. meet at Daytona Beach, Fla.

In Indianapolis

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Live: Noel Coward comedy starring “Fulah Bankhead, at 2:30 and MURAT Shrieipalas Bros. Circus,

a Sunday--Giteus at 1:15, 3:45 and

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CIRCLE “April Showers,” with Ann Sothern and Jack Carson, at 11, 1:45, 4:30, 7:20, 10 and 1.

“Devil's Cargs.” with John Cals all right. “And what about the! vert, at 12:40, 3:30. 6:15, » and 12. |Wobbly chimneys?” demanded { Sundarc-*April’ Showern' at iL Rep. Melvin C. Snyder of W, Va.| + *9, 2 “Devil's . . v , * Cargo” at 12:40, 3.30, 6'15 and 9. | Mr. Hewitt said they met spei imiasa icifications, The entire! project . emans . Gray a Borothy Meus will. meet all requirements before pd John Gurpeld, at 11:35, 2:05, (he lends a dime on it, he added. | inal? AOS ews Agee. |He thinks that it will. And he| ment” at 12 35, Gen 5:10, 7:30 and {does not believe that the $8700

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heartaches. Mill,

Two more districts ia The Times Spelling Bee last night added tatives to the semi-finals which will be held Apr. 22 at a

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By ART WRIGHT

location.

‘Last night's centests completed the first |

and Nathan Negley, 12, both of School 57. At St. Paul’s Methodist Church Jeannie Dallas, 12,, and Margaret Spurgeon, 13, both of Holy Angels. Competing Monday at 7:30 p. m. in second preliminary rounds will be the following spellers at the centers listed: Garfield Park Community Cen-|— Carolyn Hawthorne, 12, School Bob Wixom, 13, both of School ; Shirley Steinkemp, 13; Patri- 91; Diane McMahan, 12, and Cyn-|__— Ts 12; Marilyn Webber, thia Maddux, 12, both of St. Joan, 12; Carol Day, 12; Ann Lannan, of Are; 13; Margaret Lannan, 11; Helen'School 76.

Heartbreaks or Homes?

Sereiidovin Jenkins,

WASHINGTON, Apr. 10—Upon their spotless, brown baize table the Congressmen dumped a few chunks of concrete which crumbled | around the edges when it hit the surface. “You can carve your initials in it ‘with your fingernails, gentle- | said Brooke johns, the old-time band leader who acquired | dignity and gray hairs as president of the board of commissioners | and knows it of Mongomery County in the free| {state of Maryland. |b

told what was wrong with the houses at Viers Mill. mud in the concrete, they said.

fingernail to make sure), it may be a little too early to jump to] conclusions. James A! Hewitt, FHA director who must approve each house before its mortgage can be insured, about that frozen concrete. was having it tested and before he'd OK a single loan, it-either would be replaced, or_repaired. The closets, he thought,

{price is yatkasbhaple,

THE ACTUAL COST of building each house, without the lot, |

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~ Finish. First Preliminaries 2% In Times Spelling Bee

Second Elimination Spell-Downs Scheduled Next Week; Semi-finals Booked Apr. 22

week, those centers that did not narrow their field to two will hold speli-downs for survivors of - No new entries will be accepted. Last night's winners were:

the first preliminary.

Hettwer, 13; Rose Marie Kelsey, 13; Paul Fox, 10; Patricia WilStrack, 13; Thomas O’Brien, 12; James Early, 12; Nicholas Noe, 12; Alma Rose

School 72; “Mac” Carmichael, 12, School 20; Judy Fisher, 13; Carol Tietz, 11; Margaret O'Donnell, 12;

O'Donnell, 11,

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is $7,366. d his manicure, but he Same house would have cost |

“And I was’ elated that some-| body was trying to build houses here for less than $9000,” he said. | “I hope and pray to God that we

The Harris Construction Co., 1 which is building the houses ( like | mushrooms springing up in the night, according to Mr. Johns), will get to -testify later, suppose we'd better stay neutral

HE WAS SPEAKING to the|a few more days on this one.

Speech Winners To Broadcast

Winners in the speech contest in the World War Memorial last night, which was sponsored by the six. local chapters of Toast-| masters International, will deliver their addresses at 8:30 p. m. Monday over radio station WABW., 8. Roscoe Stoball will

The three local winners were William 8. Warren, who captured top honors with his talk on “Why

Kirch, 11; Jane Ann Gallagher, 11; Susann Eckstein, 12, all of St.! ow Catherine's; Grace Maze, 10, "ggg PARDON" — Francis

Craig, composer of “Beg Your who will combine his all of! talents with those of bandleader

| Hal Mcintyre in a one-night Tabernacle Presbyterian Church program of dance music and

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