Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 November 1949 — Page 15

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WEDNESDAY, NOV. 2, 1049 : Two. Face Muncie Murder ( es

ett, vr cnet MUNCIE, d shortly afterward. prankila Dalton, 2, sad George Both Wen face grand yey to-| + S- 3 oth of Beitord, dictments Charging fet RE ice charges in|trating an armed robbery. Tr connection ih a holdup Pl TIoKETS ON SALE °

Dalton, who was eaptured in. Tickets for the Walter Robert San Antonio, Tex., following. the fatal shooting of three men who oe dn Be 15 returned on sale today at the L. .. Muncie last night. Ayres ticket office 4nd at Gratzer was wounded in eiluan Alwes Music Shop. ,

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instrument (ab.) FIT IATA] IF SHOE I= 15 Golf mond. 10Long ago Ri :

16 Rent 11 Performer, 28 Malarial fever 43 Siberian gulf 18 Knock 12 Small candles 33 Moorish drum 44 Bellow 19 Rodent 17 Compass point 34 Civil officers 20 Compound 25 Stout cord 36 Gets up . ether 26'1t was used in 37 Restraing 21 Organ of sight Zhe Worthip 41 Famous

22 Preposition English school 23 Comparative 27 Hair to tool 42 Containers

suffix . 24 Persian fairy = k o | UN 27 Vehicles 2 1 " 29 Bone 13 : : ~-30 Giant king of IF n Mixed type | 32 Greek letter 33 Imitates , 35 Globule 38 Toward 39 Concerning . 40 Malt beverage 42 Military group y 47 Suit eperenen -MOES ES) 49 Around $0 Employ 81 Odk fruit 53 Wakener : CM 85 Accommodates . ~1 Persian ruler .

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Hubby Wants Divorce,

rd, dictments ShATEE file vere. DEAR MRS. MANNERS: . 7. MY HUSBAND came home trom summer camp guy. We are getting a divorce,

oI still Jove him an awful lot. '1 wish the feeling was mutusl|™

“He goes with other girls ‘and says that's why he asked for his plano recital at 3 p. m. §inday | freedom. I don’t believe that's the rea) reason. z in the War Memorial Auditorium | He is-19 and I'm only 17. We 8. went together three months bethe | fore We were married over a year, husband. You do

We were always trying to make. . : ie / ~ lends meet—without . . i {you think he loves me but doesn't! Conv want to admit it because we nev- hin er had money to have a good you yeaily think,

ting Back together? Those “endless never ‘meet jar

“ends.”

’ rages of pf. A woman in | ing broke better band IF he doesn't

r through his financial ointments. She'll go “all pt” if he'll let her. Men forget “Ahey' fall their wives two-Told when they appear disappointed

in marriage on top of being dis-

appointed in

business.

Your husband has been pretty bad. Sometimes learning that a

person is shallow and admitting it to yourself is better than ternity dress. prolonging heartbreak, Bobbie. b rial. I Ita your husband's move now |IKSE TOY 10 LOY sand

Socks Position “With Better Pay

and flunkie drug store.

in a neighborhoo

Do| the prop

get! m he loves you and is worth

to nccept the Job of being 't want him |

| if he doesi’t. «

p6 him you're " Suggest you somehow aft wedge in a little. en ment you both have missed.

your love he'll accept responsi bilities and make sacrifices, as you probably have. Be sure + that he knows you love him. Be | sure he knows you won't if he isn't worth it. |

Not Enough Money

L.CAN'T get a dollar a-wegk, to call my own. I can't cut anymore corners, My husband won't save—and I can’t. My clothes are over eight years old, left-overs -from college; He has bought = one dress in ‘two years--a ma-| Friends give me I sew, but it!

their castaways.

_|ways--beans and stews—so the children will have clothes. fii People tell me at work my" hus-|| {band matches money; treats the {fellows to cokes and smokes, and| loans to :anybody with a sob-| story. Yet I Have to feed and! clothe the family and run the house on the proverbial “widows! {mite.” He makes good wages. But he {won't give me enough except for

|expenses. I couldnt

|itemize everythi down to the last nickel he tells me to borfow money or work. I ould work if it werent for the

ea I was raised in a nice home land. have a. goed education, I {worked awhile after we married.

| feel

“pad” the I am dissatisfied with my job expenses because le makes me) and want one paying more money. How can I get a better one? 1 am 19 ang quit school in my junior year to take my, |W b—soda fountain clerk children.

“When 1 get|

He buys and vcharges,

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Wife still Loves Him

|back with “You ought to manage a diftereiit the money I give you 80 you get! Now don'tsay, “I can’t go in | hase these old clothes.” learn that you shouldn't. Be

things.” I tried

we quarreled. —— shall I do now?

show you off.

| SOUTHERN INDIANA WIDOW.

ject of finances for a long time.

| Let hm think he’s boss—that you want to save. take out. . what you have. Ask him If you |

Be. fun to |

look all right. Try to mix with women whose husbands know

your husband.

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generous, not bitter, with compliments to the other women, He likes to show off—let him" 1 while he listens. Let him know Drop the sub-"| you want to pléase him—that’ You've “missed” him. people are selfish people. "Add Re your husband's inLook your best in | terests and you may subtract" from his self-centeredness,

: Let Mrs. Manners and readers of the column share your Write in care of The i Marv ) 5

. (getting ‘a job. a lot, but every one doesn’t have

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By JAMES ES GRAYSON

There afe several A pull will help

. If you did I suppose you

Some get better jobs. by lying cosmetics, hosiery, etc.

about themselves, what they have

i ‘you have a personal prob . lem, write to James Grayson in care of The Indianapolis ‘Times.

done ‘and “what they can do. Your | |good sense tells ‘you that it is!

not good to resort to this sort of

Some fellows are sak sduchy]

| They just happen by when there]

is a job open. Nobody else being

__|in_sight, they get the jab.

Being able to Eel thémuelves| has helped some fellows to land good jobs. Of course, the more they have to sell in the way of ability, training, and experience, the better will their chances be. Sometimes there is more salesmanship than the product they

* |are selling. Then they get fired

when they fail to produce. Perhaps the sutest and safest way to get a promotion or a better job is to deserve it. Real

|merit cannot long remain un-

noticed. If one’s own boss doesn’t recognize it some other employer will. | In a month's time you are

_lobserved by many people Who

trade at your store. Some of

{them are employers. They Know,

a good guy when they see him. They don’t hesitate to tell your boss when they think you deserve! a little raise. - Some of these men who observe! you at work may have tNe very job you'd like to have. Mavbe) they are : yaishing you with that

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® Business generally has repriced -

its products based on today’s cost levels: However, present Indiana Bell rates for local service in Indianapolisarethe same, or only slightly higher, than those in effect back

in 1926 at which time there was a_°

general telephone rate increase.

Long Distance rates have decreased

substantially during this 23 year period.

927 ARCHITECTS BLDG. RILEY 753) i

WHITE and LIGHT CHEERFUL COLORS

TILE CO. ask for prices on

higher costs of doing business. We know of nothing which bas creased so much in cost to provide that bas increased so little in price. Below are some prices, most of which were quoted in Indianapolis newspapers of October, 1926,

along with October, 1949. prices

from similar sources for comparable items.

PRICES - -8 ep 1926 1949 Increase |. cork Roast, 11h. . . Dol TET Ay 56 Daily Newspaper, per copy . « . . 03 05 _ 67 | ‘Potatoes, 10 Ibs. .. FEI 29 39 “| Butter, 1 1b. . . . . A7 69 47 | Muslin, Tyd.. . .". . , . 13 +39. 200 { Sugar, 1 Ib. rr OF nm A Weekly Magazine, Per Copy + «+ .05 JAS. 200° 1 A Popular Sedan pve vont BuO. 144% 00". 97 | Egos; 1dox. . . + + +e vs oo oa 40 53 33 Bread, Vloaf . , . : + . . . . .08 14 75 | Rib Roast, 1lb. , . +. . + J vo 30 67 123 | Milk, 1 qt. . eho 10 a8 80 First Class Mail, Perot. sv «+ +4 02 .03 50 . “Bacon, 1b. , . . i“ . 42 69 - 64 I Salmon, fall can . . : . 29 39 34 .A Man's Winter Suit . . . 22.50 39.50 76 | |

*Includes Federal Excise Tax

| | | . ee een neti er ——;

Aihough rates are practically the same after all these years, your telephone has increased tremendously in value. Today there are more than

200,000 telephones in Indianapolis as

with 77,000 in'1926. You can call more people,

more people can call you.

® Improvement has gone hand in hand with : expansion. Indianapolis became an_all-dial city in April of this year, served by-20 dial offices. Local calls are handled faster and more accurately. And your Long Distance calls go through,

Nr @ Under the proposed new rates, the maximum ce (in-

on the average, more than twice as

pte

; ola the post-war “period since 1945, along g with “increase in _our # hoge expansion program, Nawrally there has “dividual fine) would amount to only 2c a day. :

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When we look at the prices for telephone service in Indiancpolis

shown below there is a startling contrast to the table on the left.

INDIANAPOLIS TELEPHONE RATES

A Business Telephone . . . .".

‘One-Party Residence Service . .

Two-Party Residence Service . . Four-Party Residence Service . .

A Local Call From a Public Yolaphoe. Be Al A Call to Evansville (weekday, station-to-station) _. A Callto Los Angeles (weekday, station-to-station)

“Prices 1926 1949 $13.50 $13.50 4.50 4.50 3.75 3.80 3.00 3.10 05 05 1.05 ut 8 00 2.30

Taxes that you and we pay on telephone service have risen greatly —in fact, you paid no excise taxes on local and long distance serv-

ice in 1926.

Average Tax in Indiana per Telephone per month

Paid by Company .'« +. + so

Paid by Customer . « + 3 + « 4 » « os +

compared

fast.

) 4 ® Like any other successful business, the Telephone Company must receive a fair price for its. “product.” Good service depends upon adequate earnings. Therefore, we are asking the Public Service Commission of Indiana for a moderate increase in rates, averaging about 12%.

- come a great increase in business, Yet it hasnot . been a prosperous time, for us, as might be supposed. Higher construction costs and bighé¥ oper ating expenses have brought about a decrease in the rate of earnings of the company since 1945.