Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 January 1949 — Page 2

: TN : ¥ yo ES nen 33 es AT Tn ETE a air et re te L i 5 7% j : ¥ ’ seed ’ Ro i ] ; ce tna a a ee = Ee a - SUNDAY THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES — oe . . SUNDAY, JAN. 2 mo : State : Bo th General Assembly Grass Rooters. Zone Bus, Trolley Fares May Ar Ti ive in n 1949 Ming Owners p | yet ~ Will Open Thursday ~ Want GOP to | gid eT : eer EEE Tales B wi th Sh jth Split | EL | jer i 3 Times Business Editor Ne 3 oF I reng P | G t N Lo k Ope of the important changes N In Work Week er in our living habits this year > ‘Gor to Control Senafe as Democrats ~~ g BW 00 ws 5s how much: we drop ht Deaths Hold Upper Hand in House — ‘Wall Street’ Tag re Railways, Boxes of Indianapolis ® Lewis Expected } : B ! Cars _. By ROBERT BLOEM Dropping change in the fare, To Demand Slash ani yan “Thursday marks the start of Indiana's biennial 61-day madness Likewise Disliked : BB . The New. th “General ‘Assembly, - {boxes is a steady habit of the * WASHINGTON, Jan, 1 (UP)=s plaimed eight Por’ the recory it's the 86th regular ‘session. There's no law oy ASHI STON, Jan 140p Jestuitimene; ah some $1 The * soft coal industry today, the state Jone Sompe ng the legislators to remain in session that long, but they jot the Republican Party appar-| Officials of Indiandpolis Rail {opened its fight against John L. ~~ dri publicans. will” cofitrol the Senate 28 to 21, Democrats Will a mew look" GOP 1 get Jaalrant, J0C, Almond [lewis ekpeciss Semtands fora: ° Marton Counts Le — riers amp sim opto ’ i 1 ] eke House 3 o - Aid both financially and technically But there is considerable dif-'tation system wasn't apple pie. shorter work week in 1049. =, gm, the mat cker,” who will, e Ire to. county health departments, ference of opinion as to just What Indeed, they have beer over to John D. Battle, vice Since New arm of. the legislature, »: of pull {ime health services must be Kind of look it should be, the State Public Service Commis- | : : _ {of the National Coal Association, er haa aw course, a Democrat. |" That's the impression” gleaned en iar A a. . : said in a statement that a shorter . mons been Seventy-three frembers of the brought closer to the people, the today Tron a Pa ng Jeane sion and complained’ at, Shey ERE ‘ a vo tek Would be “roinous to The fatality nh {department believes, ersiwere earn next to nothing, : rk on i : ey] " 2 Indian assembly have hever stiveq be- | CO te ‘police have asked for new which have poured in on GOP!which ening from satisfied the dar the coal industry. : eu oni ad ty four of 1h gr Re. radios, new cars, new equipment! National Chairman Hugh Boott stockholders of the company, val- «Those who advocate a shorter than in 1947 de P 1 P the old hands °f other kinds. They want a new] Jr, since the party's Nov. 2 elec-yed in December, 1947, at work day do the industry great vehicles were publicans. Even the old hands V' jo 0 “Con bu Cel Mono tT s0 tion defeat. $10,767,000. _ 'narm because if a shorter work anv than will have much to learn, because Mr. Scott asked for suggestions : : be neces y aver the chambers have been mod- More troopers, All" that coats. 88 Loses Passengers |day id Wdopted it might Dea A ET Al money. a ‘post-election letter mailed Tos. At the. time ‘of the valuation ~ sary in many instances to ate -- State poe . an FO the party faithful asking for con- / 4 in ord So mucha for the record. Log} " out in Appropriations tributions to wipe out a $330.000/th¢ PSC nad) agreed that a 6.9 : jrompt 1a Work a ik ed Mr, death toll she _islative 8 for the session! Consdervationists and sportsmen! er cent return was fair. But : {to produce ' . 7" drop in 1948 f are py may never ber Want politics, taken aut of The she signatures deleted. were ads] Indianapolis Ra Hiway sno. g 7 Battle sald. © trae toll wa _- tome Sear 1b Hey Fepeats, | onthe vation Ion pubis hunting ymeole r- How How party J unegel by 8 121 ott of Ave mil wf ole Tl Lt ay not yet Jos Bgure 1 wi Ored want mone, 5 runn = : . : : ! "Both Democrats’ and Repub- lands. | "They bofled ng to 4 ‘grass higher fares went in) and a wage| : § w 5 wilt demand in-the way of & new police * said, licans have hinted" that fewer! Virtually every department of | roots feeling that the GOP: {level increase which added an-|- y «® contract’ this year, some of his Clear holida) Jaws. will-be.enacted than ever| jtate government will be asking ONE: Must take on a “new, other half million dollars to ex- 16 th ST Z 2 . {aids have- indicated ‘the United _ and extra prec ‘before. That seems likely since °F & boost in appropriations. jo {penses, figures it fs running about: : 8 3 Mine Workers will insist on a .: state police k bills’ must pass both the Demo. Most of these boosts are recog! Two: Can't win elections by|$1 million a year under its right- Rees & six-hour day and 30-hour me ’ ways relativel; cratic House and Republican Ben- nized by legislative leaders as | Posing as a watered down “me ful return on the appraised value, 3 To 3 - Stockpile Grows ; The death o ate and be signed by the Demo- justifies So : certain ata Jo tos version of the New Deal. - One 1s to raise fares from a, = rh op con]. contrat Wi. Hayne, w cratic governor before becoming ublicans an mo-| THREE: Must rid itself of the dime to two-for-a-quarter. This. : e current 80 v wi ie win will Bo. pre ab BGR Sante Sor eee ee A re eg te FA. bes APPROVE Bl TA a oo. Ri ais is outlook will no pre- ~\{lege” label with which President the as Approv ut rais- can, ’ vent new record numbers of billg| ment or face The consequences ‘at Truman . tagged it in the last!ing fares for short rides has tract any time before then on 30 Other from ‘being introduced. Many the polls in 1950. campaign. proved unpopular. a -ldays notice. There have been Other catall measures will be introduced in| Standardization of time tn In-|" FOUR: Should’ remain con-|" ‘Painless’ Method rumors that Mr. Lewis: might . dianapolis you duplicate with both Republicans diana, liberalization of workmen's| servative, but not ditteonseriadl Those familiar with transporta-. ; terminate thé contract next 13, of Sas Fa J EE mont nan ring od +E : i T. 8s to ge some, inted to a second “almost pain- ; Why anybody ‘would want/Commitiees and policy makerajmaterial out of the letters which potati way in which-te a. might come in 60 to 90 days. Bes os a I g credit for’ thihking up some of - ukh ssany pights iy hone he can use at the Republican Na- grass revenue. The reasoning goes cause of relauively od Weather Rokome. oy these bills 1s an unsolved mys: I a Yd nags tional Committee meeting he Fas|jjke this: - - in many parts o SLA The other we tery. Senate floors. | [Galied oy eet. in Omaha, Néb.| In taxicabs, “trains-and: planes, | far .this wine, coal Sig piles Inez Martin, o The range of complex prob- Going Gets Tougher an |transportation is sold on a mil have been growing. Right NOW... amson, 10 be met ur the 86th Gen-| Longest debates, traditionally, AS a part of his program for age Spon The RT you ee there is abotit a_50-day supply, Adam: Eh eral Assembly will fun the fulllare not on the most important rejuvenating the party he ,willithe more you pay. above ground. 2 kinridge, from figuring out how to|legislation. The going gets[Tecommend to the national com- “But paying for the length .of If the stockpile should keep , : cGinnis, 16, ~ pay. the soldiers’ bonus to out-/tougher as the days go by and mittee that the GOP call a "little the ride in a bus is a different k growing, segments of the induse Joseph Georg Jang obtain Coat BPM cn Mota Ibi3 tn. doe. op Toul states he io, the Jus rwuse with 3 A mana 3 n in “the confines of a city. Inter- rs me » . T———— bills-will-be-rammed-through-al- ment of policy on. which. it. can |yrpan al Phoned salleage— = o.oo a [threatened he will step in with Indiana F mont, arithon the legislators sapped] for votes in the 1950 con- [basis with destinations scaled to : 3 new working time rules for the Plans Saf wing 1 gressional election. rp MARS whole industry. n Ho official Fst bill to pass the session] (Philip Willkie, son of the late! Sra ton netene Tt. should cost “Lt re Wl. “The purpose would be to “share ll“. Establishme ill alréad) probably will be the one. to ap- Wendall Willkie and newly elected jjttle more to “an extra block, | : » {the ‘'work” among all members of y partment to bobbing propriate money for the legisia-|State Representative from Rush more or. less. So it cannat be oi, : the unfon: the farm -was gs : org to pay their own expenses and Hen Counties, here in In-| worked out on an exact, block- Ty pe ; Ltt : by ihe India “Need New Roads 1 salaries. ‘This-is-the.only-bili{diana, first made the suggestion .y basis. . But. .i ; i 5 5 : siden also is a wide divergence| expected to pass both Houses|of a “little convention” before DyBlock -nagis. Bt fi S42} a : reov ave} he : Dog Owners Get 2 farm and b of within both parties on unanimously throughtout the ses- in a New York speech short- : } the of statewide - direct sion. ly dfter the Nov, 2 defeat.) On a Re Rend the| 30th St. north. The outer edge In a second zone such as_one longest ride, a fare which would! Epidemic Warning dues Samm primary elections. There will be 5 Rt tr ndeiphian indorsed Mr.|, ootion company and the PSC is Of Zoné 2 would fall at 56th St., [asth ly io the North be be set by the PSC. — «- | Dog owners today were warned Nerve us dives wide i do up the Slater Ancient ‘Dr agon’: Fino He ald oud ve to work out a system of fares and Zone 3 would lie beyond. [oer ent of the oN wiation lives. | { Buch a structure, Worked out by the Central Indiana Veterinary administrative Apa ; brief which will cause the least resist-| A breakdown of the passenger! fi h ide|quickly ona" ‘gTide rule, shows it Medical Association that encepe : reau’s social lators who will oppose all of Pr bab El lef 4nd to the paint. “ This means simply that ut five per cent: of these “Hie halitis among dogs in Indianape : / partment them. CEs gradgins 0 y e tf “Estabish a one-pace party 20 aroase onli piy_1nat 16ads from these zones reveals a within the zone so they would would produce about 6.9 per cent, HL. So ae the oe ie . Although writing letters fo] TOKYO, Jen. 1 (UP)—Ancient platform now,” he wrote, Magy of Jeu a a riding pattern which points pay no'increase in fare. of the approved appraisal, at| By Pidem : "Air Force ! “Banta Claus is supposed to bel. rm Just an Imitation gre” ont Cities are dividedio EY toward the probability - How If Would Work - Iresent passenger loads and Wage A rious disease. easily. ome Ebabedt over another yea Ta . - A Bt. Louls writer declared: |into two or three zones, it is pos- if the PSG Sp Samper. The remaining 28 per cent tiv-"" ‘While Indianapolis Ratiways fused ‘with distemper, involves the Its No. 1 fo fh oir, eat tr wh ods mo re cr oo An ok le Ta thi Sion 4 gros ves 5 SF 3 mi 58 11 $0 second ov would hn ‘mat scommndations on brow Senta der | at ASE h 1 v ~ y by acting as a weak- worked out by the PSC. - _ causing convulsions, paralysis or ; new pavement. The mum of riders. . pay a -higher fare; Probably a and the PSC officially has not ex Fr aa will need Lg oe BT a tome: aad; Safertd dowi-18 imitation of} Since the PSC functions in the| ‘Sixty-seven per cent of the nickel more, but they would -be/amined - the company’s figures Spas and is usually fatel Berlin SEU ; of dollars more. than it around here are elephant skele-| A Chicagoan c up: withthe Jun terest. Soomenlenies and Hdery would pay no increase at riding a roaximum of twice as those who keep a close watch onl = ong po Ae ane Re nn Veoh and the year be- ie " ' at ‘any all ifar as they rode on their first shifting public transportation . "do the job. jrous and Hothing « else. \demand for a “new look.” “This upward. adjustment would have A survey shows that ol per cent dime. Setond zone fares would problems, feel sure that Indian- Strikes an older dog. Veterinar. Force allel, { “*Phe. state - health Atpartment ROL Pe om, Siphants Nyuil J Jacke Jas, Hom the top to by-pass the majority of riders. of- the population lives in thelbe. say 15 cents. *___japolis_bus_and streetcar riders, ians and YSterinaly Javatatotied JE mI i = a : 4 e wrote, per cent! If: In had three- . on] re-conducting extensive research * £5 ; - for o hely a Shey a4 Jive here in Jetistorie of the big names used are worn zone Jadinsantte outer rr TR i — ithin. ejabont pg lives ulation} my ie ome io, establish the cause and effect = leaguered city D_give ping ages, Dr. Kiyono reporte out, Get rid of them. the first sone would fall about limit. : {Third Zone and would pay for the system this year. 's means of control. :

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(REGULAR PRICES weré 1.50 to 6.50) This Is a Tie Sale—such as comes only Er or po Cr EEE Tr Cot once a year and then only at The Man's Store. The Ties have The Man's 750 SPORTS SHIRTS HALF PRUE 400 PAIRS OF SOCKS § off! Store's strict standards of quality and masculine taste—The selections =F ones for $3 or ee are practically unending— Wools and Cottons and Rayons— The reductions are as generous as the ties are fine! This is the time to Rayon Sports Shirts—in a plain colors and fancies— obey the impulse—and really buy—and really save. great color range— regular lengths or pull up— ‘Regular prices, 1.50 to 6.50—sale prices mostly $6 at $3— Se Nat weaves or ribs—Clearance

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White and Colored Shirts Sale Pr iced 2.99 200 carvioan con mor PAYONE # WOTLEdwior

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