Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 January 1949 — Page 6

THE INDIANA

‘made at's meeting tonight at ‘the Washington Hotel. “The session will be conducted by a new “anti-organization”

“Choice Seats SH Available |For Times lce-O-Rama

Early Mail Orders Already Filled; * Over 500 Skaters to Appear in Show

By ART WRIGHT

; With ‘early mail orders for tickets to The Times Tce-O-Rama | alled, here was today’s situation on tickets for the Feb, 2¢ Polio

Benefit Show: ’

ha Box seats remaining are on the east end of the Coliseum; plus a few box seats near the stage. 2. Parquet seats still are avaliable on the north and south

Out of Retirement |

pul ‘precinct committeemen Dena 8 movement to torte

group organized more than al 4%’

ago as the Unjted Re- - Prec¢ifict. Committee1's Agsociation, ' headed by Dbn Money, an attorney and farmer deputy prosecufor. » Says 150 Sign Up AL its first meeting about 80 of: the party's 39¢ committeemen a@ended. Since then, Mr. Money s@id 155 committeemen “have up as members.” *Our main objective” Mr. ey said, “is to establish new p in the party. We are vinced that there Was mis- “ mpnagement of the last camreign.”

Je said the results of a q sige sent, out to all eons Iitisemen doing he past week 1 be discussed at the meeting _ Opinions Sought _ questionaire JASket the. . their

* : ; » - - : » 3 2 a» : 1 » . a $v) », i . » » ~ - - 3

(CSA BA BEES RAR AT EERARR ¥

LetgRRrrvansRantnioner

MERA

I I TT TT TE

a ——

1 T NT

Dr. W. C. Harfinger Dr. William C. Hartinger has come out of his retirement to serve is the new associate minister of the North Methodist Church. Dr, Hartinger's last position before retiring some years age was the chaplaincy of the Indianapolis Methodist Hospital. He also is a onetime superintendent of the Columbus Methodist District and former pastor of the Broadway Meth-

‘odist Church, He will do gen-

eral pastoral work, the church

‘officials said today, in collabo-

ration with the North Church einiater. Dr. Dallas L. Browna 3

gre only

glass mirror

pulls!

construction.

® VANITY—Blonde finish, modern design, plate

® CHEST — Mahogany finish, 4 drawers, metal

® CHEST — Walnut finish, 5 d r a we rs, dustproof

® DOUBLE DRESSER— 6 drawers, metal plate glass mirror

de: There are reserved seats on the side mezzanine, both north and south . . . but “front” locations are going fast. Since the show annually has attracted a capacity audience, YOU should send your mail order for tickets now to be sure of a choice seat. Mail order to Ice-O-Rama tickets, Indianapolis Times, 214 W. Maryland St. Net proceeds from the show will be turned over by The Times to the Infantile Paralysis Fund. ® The show is produced each year by The Thines with the co-opera-tion of the City Park and Recreation department. Admission prices are: Box and parquet chairs, $1.20; side mezzanine, 85 cents; end mezzanine, 60 cents. Prices include tax, Seats are individually reserved, except the end mezzanine.

More than 500 lgcal amateur skaters will take part. They will perform in solors, pair numbers, small groups and large produc tion numbers with more than 100 skaters: on the ice at one time. All the glambur of a professional show will be presented. Skaters {will be in gay costumes, perform {under spotlights, and a professional orchestra will provide the accompaniment,

W. B. Conner to Talk

Willis B, Gonner, assistant vice dent of Merchants National k and of Indiana Trust Co will speak on “The Broad Field of Public Relations” at the meeting of the Indianapolis Optimist Club

OPEN MONDAY NITE till 9

TUES —SAT. Till §

a few of,

ns taken from suites!

2g 32° qe > age

ulls,

{Moves to Oust;

.iroom employee at the L. and N.

| PERSISTANT ITCH!

POLIS TIMES

GOP Faction

_ THURSDAY, JAN. 27, 1940

Legislative Calendar

Hugh Scott

Dewey Follower Accused of Disrupting Party

oo LYLE C. WILSON Press Staff Correspondent { OMA A, Neb, Jan. 27 — A powerful faction within the Republican . National Committee moved today at open meeting to oust Chairman Hugh D. Scott Jr, on charges that he was disrupting

politics for Gog Dewey of New York. Speaking directly to Mr. Scott, but addressing the committee as a whole, Jacob France of Maryland offered the resolution which was seconded by Harrison E. Spangler of Iowa. The resolution stated that it was “In the best interests of the {party that the chairmanship be declared vacant.” There was a sharp scattering of applause as Mr. France sat down. Dewey for '52 Addressing Mr, Scott, he said: “Do you want unrest or harmony? Are you staying there in the chairmanship with its are | "executive committee? Are you staying there to help Tom Dewey run for President again in 1952?” Mr. Scott repeatedly has stated here that Gov. Vewey would not and could not be the party's presidential eandidate In 1952.

Hold Evansville Man fin 10-Year-Old Slaying

EVANSVILLE, Jan, 27 (UP)— Wiley Holloway, 42, a mailing

Thomas

railroad depot, was held today in connection with a Princeton, Ky., slaving 10 years ago. Holloway admitted shooting a (Woman, police said, but said he did not remember her name or {know that she died. Detectives isaid his real name was Howard Morse.

Advertisement Peace At Last From

the party organization by playing "a, - -

Jan. 28 * | BILLS INTRODUCED i House . i {Biakie)-MOTOR VEHICLES: restores to cities right 10! license vr: dr iven comme vo. hicles operated only within their corporate limits, (Cities & Towns.) HB po (Seng-Steele) ~OPTOMETRY: Pro. educational Jequiremants or ap-

Jeants for pounse } to _ school Sk * li University. (Way Means

os Amendment!

competitors. Uudiciaty B. HB 204 (Gleason-Uttel

ot ed indiana JSerritory in 1850. (

Steele-| Davis) )=~COMPENSATION additional ¢ mpensation to auditor, pr b+) éircuilt fount and other county officers. (County & Towa Business.) HB 206 (Steele-Regan) Creates and establishes 8 nn hip! committee appointed » bi Sovernor to

Pusiie Morais) ©

HE 207 (Haverly) ~COUNTY COMMIS. SIONERS: Deru . county commissioners to allow up toward cost of a Jetetan a oP Huiary & Veterans’ Affairs. HB 208 (Muller) ~COMMON COUNCIL: Gives sounelly right of confirmation of appointees of the mayor cities. (Atalrs of Second Class Cities.) HB 20 (Dunn-Baker) - TEACHERS: Amends fhe Teachers’ Retirement Law we provide that a teacher disabled after years service shall be priviliged to B Bis ither wisp regular assessment and Shp full, annuity. (Ways & eans _- 210 oD raripeCarila) PUBLIC orFENSES: Amend sections of an act concerning Buble SHentes and eliminates death Penal for all offenses covered under the ih. (Jufliciary A.) HB 211 (Binder) SAVINGS mits four mutual savings banks in diana to provide group insurance, retire” ment or pension plans. (Banks & Banking.\ HR 212 (Korpal-Davies) -SALARIES: Pixes minimum snd maximum salaries for!

ess | , (County & Township Husi.|

- i (Harlan) ART AID: Empowe rs) common couneil of any second class yl to appropriate up to $10,000 annually’ from genera! fund for ald to art as-| sociations and Inuseums, (Alfalrs of] Second Class Cities i an Js, (Slenker- Rotors ) — RETIREMENT : Creates retirement fund jor InTa Judes. (Ways & Means HB 215 (Rogers) — CLA SSTPICATION: Amends Cities vides for mayors of third class cities to appoint judge to. city court. (Cities &! }

and Towns Aet and pro-

Senate i SB 92 (Evan-Mathews)—SCHOOLS: Le. galizes consolidation of two or more school corporations. (Educat! hon) SB 92 (Makowski) SANITATION: Provides a tax levy to set up Ty dist. in 2d class cities. (Cities & towns.) } BILLS PASSED

. {HB 9 (Baldwin) ~CONSERVATION: Trans-.

fers rights, d

No wonder thousands teased by Jeny | torment bless the day they changed to { Resinol. Here's quick action from first] | moment—a blissful sense of peace thet d lasts, thanks to six active ts in a lanolin base that ys Ls n't be content with anything 8 effective than Resinat Ointment,

HB 18 (Korn-Hunter NS: | and a resolutions of).

ourts adoption matters. LICE PENSIO! Legalizes

Pn ar SARY: Creates state committee to suber. vise observation uicen

in second class)

Joatds of trustees of police pension hv 1

Senate LLE)

(Edgerton) —SCHOOLS: Permits con-| solidation of Schaols in cities of the fifth, class. (4 ayes, 0 mayes.)

Youwantic... ogi! PLENTY of HOT WATER . oie All the Time

with an Automatic Gas

Water Heater

You: want plenty of piping hot water the instant you turn the tap . .. and YOU GET IT with your new- Auto-

matic Gas Water Heater! 24 hours.

a day, day or night, you get all the hot water you want and need for dishes, bathing, laundry and the many other household hot water needs.

The fast recovery of an Automatic

Gas Water Heater restores hot water to the tank quickly, assuring you of a sufficient supply of hot water * ‘round the clock, the year ‘round!”

There's a size for every family and home need.

Low as $146.00 Installed

See them today at . ..

Gass COKE or

DAY TRIAL

NO OBLIGATION TO BUY!

TRY BEFORE YOU BUY—BRAND NEW—ANY MAKE

PORTABLE TYPEWRITERS

TRY

TFOR

10 DAYS

IN YOUR HOME OR OFFICE

We will deliver any

monthly plan.

oxi2 AXMINSTER RUG Floor Sample $2985

Davenport and Chair fae)

BREAKFAST SET

make new portable to

you... try it for 10 days. ,. if after 10 days you care to purchase we’ will sell you the typewriter of your choice on- our easy

&: COME IN OR GALL AT ONCE!

PARENTS

take advantage of this offer . . . watch your child’s grades improve.

— —

ey LADURESS:........0...0........ OW cannes, SIAR. | PHONE . eRnisia tin hy aie tn CER aie Tr Seda) EMPLOYED BY ................. 0...

Ee Tn I Eh Er

| INDIANAPOLIS TYPEWRITER CO.

25 EAST MARYLAND ST.—P. E. COCKRILL, Owner

<——— ORDER BY PHONE ——»

MA. 47m |

srg

aia

Ley

Se] ht

pnores a