Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 March 1949 — Page 7

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: 1 $19. Sow prices, steady to 50 Bedside Performance. els Alling Blackstone the Magician |Smith and Perry E. O'Neal Who, 0 rusing *] cents higher, ranged from $16 to couldn't keep a scheduled visit to the. St. Vincent's Hospital bed Gas and Gols tly They. mer own 0 resent $17.50, up to $18 and more for of Joo Marcus, |4-year-old traffic victim, but Jerry Purman took |inat Texas Eastern be R fora SHnice Mg weignts. 8 Stags dropped | hi; place and obligingly showed Joe how to work the finger guillo- |supply Indianapolis with Sigred be Cut in Spending ; | rr Cattis Blower = tine trick. Joe Mr. and Mrs. Mannie Marcus, has been gas and that a recently héard| Affects Business

Steer and: heifer trading Ie ted » hospitalized since January. ateady but slower cattle mar

Early bulk of good yeariings Set for Friday

Commons dropped to $19. tationery Co., 124 N., Pennsyl-

yesterday in his home, 1620 Mont-

steer-and heifer-sales-favored- the 'rriday in Conkle Funeral Home. | seller. Burial will follow. in Crown Hill,’

slightly lower prices, good beefs .mner of the Loyal Order of

head 15-319, whils <anners and) \gregational Church. He retired’ cutters dropped as much as 50 in 1940, He was 76. cents to prices from $14 to §15.50. 4 Common and medium beefs sold B; 5 $15. $17. :

a daughter, Mrs.

Vealer prices dropped 50 cents

Herod as Commander

2 was elected commander of Ernie) - . || Pyle Post 1120, VFW, last night, *} Guidance AsHarry Richards. day at Butler. Other new officers include uN. purbay,

Harold Gaalema, senior vice com- aisoci- . leach for School 1, 3614 E.. mander; Dale Reynolds, funior aisa with TWA, '8t., and School 80, 920 E. 6a ot Veto ficted ‘tional suthorities in marketing on! vice commander; Ray Herod. will discuss | Final drawings for a $250,000' the le program. quartermaster, and John Tinder, “Guidance for {shop addition to Crispus -Attucks' . ha © judge advocate, the Air Age.” i High School were also approved’ u AB Loca ssues : «|The is a Yale § iby the board and a request for For aX ash = ~|1' Adams Co. Reports 3:73 £2 Si odes it 3 Ab T uate and holds e of Scho N. brine > |de tees from % “| Ke stone Ave, was taken under| Iders Bendht ° a 3 : ae Ha |New York Uni- arson X Bui | Ayr ve Col

wholly owned subsidiaries,

The company paid $3,732,310 in

unemployment insurance and old ' age benefits. airplane mechanics, Tech High

Ball State Teachers College; Hor-

machinery accounted for $10,002, | Gilbert “assistant regional

The firm charged $126,930 to Jerome Tarter, professor of mili-

$504,489.

- Canadian, and previncial income Alarm Clock ‘Lifter’

Cow. prices dropped slightly in» jitelong resident of Indianli int slow trade. Beef cows sold at anolis | Mr. Rosemeyer was a ue nO a $600,000 loan to be Eric Larsen, consulting engi-|

| ERED She Rosemeyer Rites. [Schools Seek

$25. Tose Scattered rt Age Services - for John Ye Rose- 00 Hil Loan good grades sold at $22.50 to $23. ves. employee of the "Kautz y Medium and good heife _lvania St. for 21 years, who died Need Cash bo Fill In could furnish the required natural gnapp, marketing research au-'

R Hugh Siz ist, while ost calm 8t., will be held at 3 p. m.. _ Until Tax Settlement companies. are Texas Gas Trans- tration; estimated that farm in The Board of School Commis- Mission Corp. and Tennessee Gas| come has shrunk 16 per. cent in|

sfoners today had moved to pymp its decreasing special Challenge Engineer What hurts the farmer, Dr.|

completed Apr. 1. -% bringing $17.60 to-$18.50-and 0dd irs Moose and the Union Con<| yiosmell V. Entity. Susiutes di. Tormiecty with the ¥FPC, was

rector who submitted the borrowling proposal to the board for Surviving are his “wife, Mary adoption, said the action was] : Bertha necessary to prevent exhaustion | i: ADEER 01. the. Suindubatgrec tha figshisemis PRR RRC BN GE WNIT

prices remain eady. Torte A Re - Indianapo- Phe board Has" est inated int Good heavy sausage bulls brought lis; two sisters; Mrs. Ethel Dick-the income of the special fund $21.50 to $22. Good beet bulls sold inson and Mrs. Cora Daniels, and during the vear will be some $8 Who with Joseph J. Daniels, In- . at $18.50 to $19, odd head reach- a brother, Arthur Rosemeyer, all million. Until tax money starts dianapolis, are Panhandle attor- in the gross receipts of the busi"ing $20. Common and médium of Indianapolis, and four grand- flowing into the. fund, the loan Deys in the case. nesses from whom the farmer! sausage bulls moved at $18 to $21. children. will serve to make salar

to $1 in fairly active trade, Good the date of first tax settlements, supply Indianapolis now they ack from inflation. | © and choice sold at $26.50 to [ 0 ur Under the ‘termé-of: the resolu- might do so when new sources of) Last year in Indiana the eo$28.50; common and medium at tion adopted by the board, inter-! supply are added to their lines 18 operatives (230 " outlets 85

Dr. John H. Furbay, explorer, elémentary schools were a step Pan {author and lecturer, will take part Reaver Tellel ASday with prelimi- give + James Herod, state adjutant of in’ the Central Indiana Branch approved by the School ir This is pred upon construe | “ the Veterans of Foreign Wars, | meeting of the National Vocation- Accepted drawings for the new tion of a 25-mile necting line. iy a the farmer is short on construction, which will cost alA 55-mile line would total of $450,000, call |etgnt- ~room “wing at School 34, {1410 Wade St.; two classrooms |

com 1 Le he, {versity and Ohio Dr. Furba¥ | sinool representatives sald the From Senate nase ll dye Sidi Llib gs State University. In 1047 and ‘enrollment had passed the 600 Administration sources today | sei BOL RE SF Yar'com a 1948 he was a member of the mark at No. 690 and the newisaid Gov. Schricker would veto a Bobba-Marrill otd .... : Belmon Nations Educational, Scientific September of this year. tng Con 27 8. Ave, aga and Cultural Organization held | Two of the eight dealers who ow | sales revenues of $15,998, in Mexico City and Beirut, Leba-| supply the schools

d 30-cent pe 309 for 1048, stockholders and em-| 10" nounce . tion in coal costs to the yees- were informed toda. | Other speakers for the So { : po Y Ifererice will include Col. C. y. [Boi Jest might the - react : 3 Cornish, director of the Aero-| alley sal e reductignie .. 1 ilding contractors. orp pla ww 3 Wakes, salaries, epniributions for, nautics: Commission- of - Indiana: Would serve to" offset-a- previous): uilding contract | Her®-son group insurance, retirement plan, |p Wo4 Kk Offutt, instructor of 16-cent per ton ton freight raise.

D. Adams Maguiaetus | 8. delegation to the United [rooms would be needed by revenue reducing measure which, Circle Theater

i 2 : School; Alan R. Pawelek, assist3 2% ateriais which went into Tast Schricker Gets : year's production of road building ant professor of Industrial arts, © 728 onthe cost sheet. - 4 oy . or Sen. Vermilion said he had no [340 Weer 40 bord He i 1 ; {tnanager, Civil Aeronautics Ad- ndpis Water 4 % BH... 101" 108 : $126,830 for Wear ministration, Chicago; Lt. Col. | dy | p doubt the Governor would veto the indpis Railways er 3 ;

4d Tear ad slags of plants’ .tary-selence—and—tactices,— Butter, —x Toor nots Tart “shuffle tol ting-ative—his—economy—plan.’ {Kibgan_& Ca-com..... ON 2. a8

3 and equipment. Selling and ad- and Dean Walker, of the state The bill, which was sponsored | Lincoln Loan 8% pd ph 20100 “+ ~ministrative expense totaled . raise the pay of city officials ini 1 Joh (R. | Harmon- Hertinglon com .... 3_ ; ‘office of public Instruction. lsecond class cities hit by Sen. Samuel Johnson ASDRAI .......cresss I

4 The company paid U. 8 ——— |Schricker's desk today. The. bill,

{creases for mayors, controllers,|y per cent. | Pub’ Serv of I 2 paid for the year totaled $270,000, Mitchell Linder, 35, of 276 N. rity clerks, city treasurers, judges, | For sub contractors, the rate|Eub Pub Serv Of nd Sia a

and ex-| Position of both Panhandle and |buys. It is entirely possible that! |pense payments until June 30, or Eastern is that while unable to tps farmer is te the way,

for anito get gas from Eastern the with his own co-op,” he said.

th fuel arton reduy- 86th r - | Consol Sc} ; General Assembly, the meas

biggest’ salary hike|tmctors from 1 per cent Of N Ind Pub Serv ais .. proposed thist session, covers ‘in- the gross income to one-half of | (Brow Mallory com i

I" 3 5 AF Borler [Student Teachers. il

Fifteen students in Butler Vat versity's College of uca have been assigned to eldmentary

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‘| apolis are Miss Miss Diane School 70; Mrs. Edna Conspiine: | School 29; Miss Jo Ann Hite, {School 3; Miss Mary Lou 8 Hite School 80; Miss Doris Johnson,

Gas Pronosal

Asks for Supply

Ar Higher. Rate. Scho: Mi Sane Bicharat / ! 4 i 3 ne " —At-Higher- Rate gos “6: Miss Sus Ramey,

By DAN RIDNEY [School 66; Miss Virginia Rodman, Times Staff Writer hool 43; Donald Sellmer, School * WASHINGTON “Mar, 9—If it is 9 and "Mrs, ‘Juanita Greer, impossible to obtain natural gas School 76,

from Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line Co., Indianapolis will take it Other ky dent touch arg Juciade from Texas Eastern Transmission itt GRIST OUI, NORELCO Corp.'s big and little inch ines! crawrordsville School 86: Miss even if it means a higher rate and, 3 ® Columbus School 76, longer connecting line. 4h : i land James Rv, Marshall, Tex.

This proposal was laid in the Sehoo : lap of the Federal Powér Commis-| I, (sion heré as the city's gas case |went. into its third day of hear-| am Incomes ings; It was officially Preasnted

{to the FPC by Attorneys. Patrick

case involving this company’s aup-| The farmer was the first to put,

ply be reopened to permit the In-

dianapolis evidence be’ incorpor-|, wrench on his spending spigots!

ated. ‘and is leading the fight for lower | Attorneys for two other com- prices.

panies named in the proceedings| ,: the annual meeting of the!

!moved they be dropped on the dian . grounds that the city's evidence {ive 24 Bates By ul Cia gpera~)

failed to show any way that they |Claypool Hotel, Dr. Joseph G.| gas supply to Indianapolis. The thority, Farm Credit Adminis-|

Transmission Co. . . {the last year. |

sald, is that his income {has fallen so much . faster than the prices he pays. The farmer accounts for 10 to} 13 per cent of the’ nation’s $250 billion income, and with 16 per|

{neer from New York who was

called to the stand as an expert iin the city’s case. His evidence led to the conclusion that Pan{handle probably could not supply!

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| Star Store, Mall Order xy

tse: of off that, it figures that the ined:

. Refund $3 Million This shows up, Dr. Knapp said, |

FPC Commissioner John Booth)”

est on the loan shall not exceed|the future. ° |counties) did’ $39 millfon in" busi- §

$17 to 326, and culls from $12 to! a To Speak Here “ioe

{ { Accept Classroom Plans VEW Pyle Post Heche | | Meanwhile, classrooms at three L. Kemp, had testified that with one §3 million. | }

Elliott G. Peabody, assistant t0 oq netting a profit return, or {Citizens General Manager Thomas reryng to 150,000 stockholders of

andle gas the company could| pr Knapp said the co-ops were

déianapolis consumers a .,¢ jmmune from the slide-off ate cut in 1851-52. p40 ness, ii ”

$2,500,

and prices are still high, | SCeSSATY he doesn’t spend as much, even

|evuta would be higher. _ The annual meeting will con- | through tomorrow with na-|

they claimed, could “‘wreck the Go aa Tuli pfd state's economy program.” Cont Oar-No Var Passed by both Houses of the|Summings

ted nsolida ted lure, a new gross income tax Sone ectric com

: a 9 provision would lower the levy {He ya itch RR pid .. 8

Walter Vermillion, Senate’ Home’ To NN fit otd. Democratic leader, estimated the *Ind Asso Tel 2 a proposal would deprive Indiana ind Gas & Wat co

ind & Mich E 4% of more. than $15 ‘million 4n reve. indpis P 4-Lon oe n s y + 4° PP “os eaves year. indpis P°& 1 8% ofd erent ts Veto | *Indpls har el A com

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the income tax rate for CON-l.y'ing Pub Serv com...

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3 nd $734,449 was retained in the Lynn St,” was given plenty of city attorneys, city engineers and|{s reduced from one-half of 1] Sol 10m 8 Tou B20... © “business, the report showed. time” when he pleaded guilty members of council. r cent of the gross income to! Ind G&E com .... 1934 : The o ch s in the in Municipal Court 3 today to pe 8r Stokely-Van Camp . a = re were no change . Steal alain The measure includes East Chi- one-fourth .of.1 per.cent......... he Yon, Oumo Gy PI official family of the company. js charge ng an [cago ‘Ft. "Wayne, Gary, Ham-| Sen. Johnson said the Sant 4 (4 Mallen 4 eH |ctoe mond, Muncie, - South Bend and{posal would save money for Pex- 10 0 8 Machine com 00 1% Jensen Reappointed | Mrs. 1da Pulliam, 72, of 315 Terre Haute. It was passed lat servicemen purchasing homes goied Teleohooe, NS 1 is. Ko#tine St., festified that the clock night jn the Senate. Previously, [since the gross Income tax Otto K. Jensen of Indianapolis. gisappeared from her home after!y "es approved in the House. (handed on to purchasers. American Lon ¢1hi 80 | E Siva o Chief CAausinen: for Linder visited, Hiert 3 week ago. Lenser Incteasts American Loan is y e oard o ccounis Charles Steger, judge pro tem, | orley . | Sunder the first Schricker admin- sentenced Linder to i days on! Under ts provisions, the mayors) Combs fo Address Rano ao “8 Ww inted F fined him reas ‘ s I Vas ve ; § oe 5 SW me 25 and costs, ah hed hb 7500 to $10,000 a year. Other in-| Club oi Assessments Qolumbla Club we LL - . a — —-—mm |CTeases include a hike from $4500 | Roy T. Combs, Center’ Town-| Boot ore se, oe {to $6000 for the controller and a| (ship assessor, will address the Png msosome & a be 8. i ” ssém Y ours ast raise of $4000 to $5000 for the Riverside Civic League at 8 p. m. indpis Pal 31s 10 + 103 208 icity attorneys. / \tomorrow in the South Grove'inaps Railways 8s os a“ . Adj t Deadline pear, Increases would go to clubhause im Suits 3 icf journmen Ithe city treasurer, city judge, city| Mr, Combs will speak on “What, Langsenkemp LR Soil 08 | | elvil engineer and members of thé [the New Reassessment of Prop-(, 1nd" ub Gers 304s 1 100% 10 STATEHOUSE, Ind. arr ET side tears, Indiana's COmmon council. lerty Will Mean to You.” He willlbub ma 4s 8 -- ; fagislators agreed today—“Monday"—they had done a “wonderful” | Administration officials sajd be assisted by Elmer P. Warren AAS bes renrvanes eB | “Job of passing more than 150 laws. last night Gov. Schricker . Sr. and George Wheldon. © "To the rest of Hoosierland, today is Wednesday. To 149 state Sconomy plans “probably” call for | (U:=S. ‘Statement : _Jjawmakers, however, it was still 11:23 p. m. Monday—the time they & Velo of the measure. (Auxiliary Plans TR ABHINOTON. Tar 8 Oh Gorrn: | stopped the legislative clock to finish “unfinished” business. r—————— Ar (UP) —Govern- | § 2 More than 36 hours past the" —C 200 Local Hebrews Plan (Bean , Soup Dinner | acai Sear through Mar 7, compared. with 4 ate te Republican leader. He told Year ago: | ‘required 61-day legal deadline, the colleagues: ‘Music Month Service The Ladies Auxiliary of the|* This Year -* Last Year: | . # 86th General Assembly, neverthe- i 5 ty lines.” | Fleming Garden Fire Depart-| Expenses $23,856, 734,681 $22,646,238,704 I Bess, continued to pass laws over| tl icncen bs cross. Party TReS. | The Indianapolis Hebrew Con: ment, Company 3, Will SPODSOF|macois i RE § he ardent protests of Sen. Sam- sa, 0 ace Lane -(R.- a gregation Will mark national an old fashioned bean soup ain. Sah "Balance 4333102344 3. | uel Johnson (R. Anderson.) “Some of us may never return,” ean Music Month With Aner at 11 a. m. Friday in the ud ise “5iicatats ‘hour i100 _— Johnson eitimed the degia- he said. “Let us forget our difter- talk by Rabbi Ward a Be e station, 4325 W. Washington| INDIANAPOLIS CLE CLEARING Rouse dine and all voting on the budget wept. ne in peace.” He quring the regular Sabbath serv-| Then menu includes corn bread, |Deviis -“, nd the direct primary bills was) : _!ice Friday at 8 p. m. |sandwiches, salad, ple, cake, ice Visibly moved, Walter Vermil-, Th NBconstitupional. [lion Senate Democratic leader, o fegtive. liturgical public \cream and beverages. i ‘Nonsense’ laccepted a gift from Lt. Gov. sapvice in the temple, 10th and | 3 “This is nonsense” he kept Watkins and told colleagues: Hin Bias il inclifle Local Truck Grain Prices uting. “Why don't we pack our - “We have given our soldier boys 8 by outstanding modern .. pepe J : and go home. Let Gov. the bonus they deserve. Now we composers, The temple quartet No. red w heat, § 2.18. | _“Behricker and his White Hat Tax|can all go home with a clear con- on. including Georgia Webster, Mary| yo 3 ylio% corn. $117. | "worry bout the budget and the science.” | Barton, Gene Qakes and Farrell| No.2 oats, Tie. § Sca. Leo Stemle, Democratic Scott will sing. lu... Dorothy. New No. 2" yellow soybeans, $2.04: Other lawmakers, however, spokesman in the Senate, said he Scott will play the organ. Also were congratulating themselves was “grateful” for having served the following students from the for passing a bonus, for “integ- with such “fine statesmen of hoth Jordan conservatory will be on rity,” for passing a bonus, for parties.” the program: Barbara Grubbs, J 4 “honesty,” for passing a bonus. Only the rebellious Sen. John- Helen Shadle, Richard Lovin and = © for making new friends and for son spoke a bad word. James O'Nan. passing a bonus. { “I'm one hundred per. cent 8. Lt. Gov. John Watkins, recip- 0. 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