Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 March 1949 — Page 7

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- {discovered today.

Vandals also were reported ace tive at Public School -51, 2301 N, Olney St, breaking the glass In a rear door and ransacking - the principal's office. Virgil Smith,

{the custodian, told police only 30 cents in change was missing.

CARDS FOR REBEKAHS Fidelity Rebekah Lodge 227 will sponsor a card party at 8 p. m. today in the lodge hall,

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ADC Fund Boost

Payments Far Below

Social that

Council of warned today

Agencies

for dependent children was forcing mothers into prostitution and creating a future burden of welfare expense ‘for neglected children. * ae The Council's panied a plea to Gov. Schricker

|| Dorothy Gardner (R. Ft. Wayne).

{posed $76 maximum payment to!

| prostitution to eke out Inadequate |

quate help-in-the first-place, the.

Im Employ 750

J yesterday at Marion,

for restoration of the $75 monthly’ grant ‘to dependent

(D. Indianapolis), and A House committee cut the pro-

$60 and later to $50 after it had been approved by the Senate. Present maximum for a mgther and one child is $35. The Council said that the eur rent maximum of $35 enables [only one-fourth of families recelyIng aid to dependent children to imeet their budgets. - The $60 monthly maximum, the Council stated, would enable three-fourths of the families to| {make ends meet. I «+ Seek to Avert Deficit f | It was understood’ administra-| {tion forces had ordered the cut iin the ADC bill as one in al series of spending cuts to avert la deficit. | Ghild studies here have demon: | strated, the council's letter sald, | {that mothers have turned to|

| assistance grants. Their children ‘have had to be placed in institu-| tions or foster -homes at far] | greater expense in dollars than if the mother had been given ade-

joounel] said. | + Spokesmen for the council sald | - current maximum places In-| diana; with one of the highest per |capita incomes in the nation, in |the category of impoverished | southern states in care for -de{pendent children.

Marion RCA Plant

The new television tube plant’ 5 the .Radio Corp. of America |for which ground was broken | Ind. 1 {employ about 750 with a yearly! {payroll of $2 million a year. + This, RCA officials said today, | {will bring the company’s payroll |

18 E. Washington St. 4128 E. Tenth St.

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§i sembly), $6 million in Blooming-

|in Indiana well over $20 million! a year with $12 million going out | in wages in Indianapolis (TV ds-

ton (radio), and $160,000 in Monticello (cabinets). The plan to cost $10 million, biggest kind in the world, will “enable | RCA to produce complete TV sets in Indiana, L. W. Teegarden, RCA { vice president, sald. Production in Marion 1s scheduled for late summer. W. T. Warredder is plant manager. The! plant will make the new 16-inch direct viewing tube. |

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Needs, Governor Told :

warning accom-|

Gen.. Harry Vaughan, President

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Indiana's { failure to provide adequate funds) .

opened with a formal public recepti

WASHINGTON, Mar. 4—Maj. has his way about. it.

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Jenner Hits at Argentine Medal

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“The people of the United States

were aroused and, I might add,

Citing the constitutional pro-/incensed, recently by the proffer Truman's military ald, will never| vision against any official accept-/and acceptance.of a gift by the get to pin that Juan Peron medal|ing such gifts, without the specific| President of the ‘Argentine refrom Argentina on his chest if consent of Congress, Sen. Jenner public. to Maj. Gen, Vaughan,” Sen. William KE. Jenner (R. R. Ind.). introduced a bill to ban such ac-/Sen. Jenner told his colleagues.

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