Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 January 1950 — Page 7
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Preparing Times Ice-O-Rama costumes are (left to right) Mrs, Paul H. Allison, Mrs. Charles H. Duke, Mrs. Paul A. Delbauve, Mrs. Orville E. Ahring, Mrs. Norman F. Garwood (holding design for one of the production numbers) ‘and Mrs. George L. Muench. Mrs. Garwood is costume chair. | man, the others are co-chairmen and Mrs. Ahring is in charge of show reco
Housewives Giving Time To Boost Ice-O-Rama Fund |..ox 5 yy dni Mrs. Rosa Whetsell
They Work Quietly Behind the Scenes
To Help Put on Show for Polio Victims
By ART WRIGHT a is Housewives who annually give their time to The Times Ice-O-|day.
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Home, followed by burial in the Sephardic Cemetery. He was 53. Born in Greece, Mr. Profeta came to Indianapolis in 1923 and built up his own fruit and vege- | table route of 10 to ‘12 throughout the city, He buy wholesale produce from the market at South and New Jersey ' : Sts. and deliver to grocers by Miss Frances Eward, director a truck. Earl} h + He was born in the Grecian | of fhe will iby ig phgies = "loity of Salonika and was a mem-| A A be : 3 of the Indianapelis Earlham Ps er ber of the Sephardic organization, | ng H | |a society composed of immigrants. Women's Club at | p. m. to. | from there, They maintain their] morrow in the home of Mrs. | own church and cemetery. | ‘Agnes Calvert, 117 W. Hamp- | Survivors Include his wife, Mrs.| ton Dr. y t Rebecca Mano Profeta; three -—— ae—————— records. sons, Albert, David and Morris trude apy. Jose Yimthrop ve Profeta, and two sisters, Mrs. | ) ire Mrs. Ahring also is In charge of Regina Mishulam, all of Indian- | Cemetery. She was the wife of
the registratjons and many other rown, Franklin records needed for the some 500 Polis, and Mrs. Lena Eskenais, the late Blah: Bro minh Sor jsaters taking part. lsurvived by three other daughters, Mrs. Nancy Campbell, Bar- { i sille; Mrs. Julia Atwood, Arcloth to the measurements of | Services for Mrs. Rosa Mae fiterilie Va. and Mrs. Iolanthe each skater. With some of the Whetsell, 36 N. Forest St. will be yyy near Franklin; a son, Burskaters In more than one num- held at 1 p. m. tomorrow in, B. Brown, Providence, Ind.; ber, it Will be necessary te cut Moore & Kirk Irvington Chapel, two brothers, D. 8. Short, Indian-| {some 1500 costumes before show and at 3.30 p. m. at Bloomington apolis, and Robert Short, near)
| Mausoleum. Burial will be in Franklin; a twin sister, Mrs. Net-|
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{The Times offices’ and in many tume committee is Mrs. Norman |to see the show inh the Fairgrounds yesterday in her home after an solid food to keep children satisThe commission was expected capacities that provide a smooth- F. Garwood, who headed the Coliseum Feb. 23 will go to the jliness of one year. to rule on the admissibility of the working organization that “puts|group last year. Co-chairmen are Polio fund. {the show on ice.” (Mrs, | With the show still five weeks Charles LaDuke, Mrs. Paul away, the costume committee has Delbauve, Mrs. Orville E. Ahr- Feb. 1. Those who send in theirii.. Mrs. ling, and Mrs. George Muench. [orders now will get the best seat goach Cal.: two brothers, Frank
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‘Ou: Complex State Government— a ‘Little Hoover Board’ Urged es opie, shoud be sent withiuird, phoenix are, ana are, To Slash Mounting Costs
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hegre on quty at all of the cut out for mothers to sew, Dis- ! rehearsals, at the cutting room tribution of the material starts Hill's testimony until sometime, 4 by the costume committee in|this week. Chairman of the, cos- sion prices the public will pay|
{possible need for a Hoover com-| given the general fund budget mission in Indiana, you will al- chairs, §1.20; North and South Funeral Home, Franklin, will be |about $205 million for two years. Ways get the reminder that first Side Mezzanine, 85 cents; East held tomorrow for . Mrs. Nora
| penses as their contribution to the Eastern Star in Blomington. She SOUP NOT ENOUGH -| Infantile Paralysis Fund. was an Indianapolis resident for, goun as the main dish at school Proceeds from the low admis- 16 years. lunches is not enough; it contains Mrs. Whetsell, who was 74, dled too much liquid in proportion to
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What the public never fully] { understood was that the general | fund is bnly part of state spendling. The real bill for the two, {year period starting last July will be more like $400 million. All this, of course, is not to say that a little Hoover Commission could not find ways to |cut the cost of government, But {here is the picture such a com: | mission would find as it started: Of the $227 million in the cur{rent general fund budget for | running the state, 61 per cent ‘or more than $139 million if for |education alone. That's much] {more than the state spent rela-! [tively a generation ago. The main reason is not increased spending but the fact that the state now collects the funds and gets billed for the spending instead of local governmental units. ! 13 Per Cent Left Assuming a little Hoover commission could find only small ways to save on education, insti-| tutions, mental health and wel- | fare, they would have only 13 | per cent of the budget outlay left | with which to work. Those four items account for 87 per cent of the general fund outlay. If such a commission then tackled that remaining 13 per |cent, it would have to make its savings mostly in such services 'as state police, judges pay, aid to | veterans, the state board of | health. A | The chaff, which makes. gov- | ernment so complicated, so fm-| | possible for the voters to under|stand and supervise, only ac{counts for 5 per cent of the general fund budget. The taxpayer, in effect, spends a nickel of each tax dollar to make it Impossible for himself | to see what is being done with the | other 85 cents.
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