Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 February 1950 — Page 11

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Church Council : on Rovers Limited Mi ” To Sponsor Talks Reduction i in, Excise | Tax 1 Tell of Work

ses,” Mr. Dought 1 . as Program Arranged In House Tex Chiet Robert Lin wll excises ** Central Christian

| h (D. N. C.) said toni 58 County High Shook. Detghtns Gh Bit ne ductined to eer) _ Church Plans Program

‘#God Designs, Youth Build.” "people of the city will conduct an |

“day Horning, n'a church, “The PIUEEIng of “loop holes" in present Boston Charal. Ari. Seclety. with,

{that Congress should limit excise, =~... ines to this The Youth Council of the In-! itax cuts to amounts that i is | The women of the Central dianapolis Church Federation will | Willing to make =» through higher | {Christian Church will preset Dr.’ sponsor a Jam of local ministers| {43 o0 SEE a a te Church P ans {and Mrs. Samuel 8. McWilliams, e uadivge git a tn] Democrats and Republicans that. ‘Concert Series [longline Jissionary teachers to} high schools Corigress go well’ bevond Presi-

Monday through | ident Truman's recommendations. A group of men belonging to!talks Thursday Friday.

‘thé Irvington Methodist Church following lunch {for reducing excises, Mr. Dough-| Ls na a “series of Lenten eon -at the The Rev. Bar- ton told reporters: > icons to be given on” Sunday church. i Ehret attic) wigs Feb 12 through Match 241, Dr. MW ||. minister ofighould- bring out a bill that| 5, echnical High School| rector and treas- | Peoria, Tl, willlwould throw the Treasury further: cy, ,;;. ajrected by J. Russell Pax-|urer of a joint ‘lead the team in!{n the red.” {ton, will open the series. Others Methodist and the youth mis-| yo 15 chairman ‘of the 1AX- scheduled in order are: Oswald|Disciples of sion. The minis- writing Ways and Means Commit- i. tz, orgam professor of Christ education- : ful Nn peak], ee. {Indiana University, in an Inter], Pr o ivy in i ter ON on-sec- hi -|pretative organ recital with a| Dr. McWilliams | Ty, Mit stian them © if that than to ex que } EA ramen a by Stanley Wal-| The project, ; |tax cuts that are mot made up by ter: Elaine Donenberg of Chicago, Called Colegio Ward, Is a seconProlsant snd Jewish JOUTK| Lo, ronan, Ms. Doughion dc drcribed 42% unc prog, dart school Mrs Milam w the in a violin recital, 10 inter:group seminar Feb. 17, oiioed to wie sis nie the come Also the Irvington Choir Festi- Follment in grades and high ang mittee Friday by Treasury Secre- val sponsored by the Irvington|;i school n um ber The thrteuday semainar win in-| hn W. Snyder. ‘Music Study Club; a recital pre- = 1197. The couple clude attendance at Sabbath Eve ‘ary John y tes Hamilton. te . have served at services on Friday night in the Mr. Snyder proposed that ex- jjeniing har es am itn, . nor 4 ; E the school for synagog of the Indianapolis He-|cises be cut $695 million but that Mary Spalding, harp vi 1

fst: and the! more than a brew Congregation and on Sun-| this loss be made up through Elizabeth Hite, organ el ee

young people will tour parts of tax laws. Too Sawa Choral from 1 furlough but ex3he city and hold a discussion on| Seeks Some Increases ei E | RS pest b retum 10 otisin = i R 3 t 88 Ne Youth Comair |_ In addition. he asked that Con- Statehouse Arson ” field this year.

| gress increase corporation, estate i Alfred AulJohn Sharp is president of the and gift taxes to provide the Suspect Free on Bond | = he fo: Wirn of the vio: lin section of the

United Youth Couneil and Mrs, Treasury with a net annual in-| James Neal, 53, of 505 Arbor =

Ralph Johns and Daniel R. Ehalt,| Crease in revenue of $920 million. Ave., who has been held since Mrs. McWilliams, 0 polis!

director of religious education for| Mr. Doughton said there are {Monday on a preliminary arson{ Symphony orchestra and Mrs. the church federation, are- ‘spon- insistent demands from many charge growing out of the week-! Aulwurn, who has just retunred sors for the week's observance. quarters that excises be cut more, end fire at the State House an-| from an engagement with the Local ministers who will speak| than Mr. Snyder recommended. nex, was at liberty in a $1000 Illinois Symphony in Kankakee, in high schools are the Rev. A. C.|The Secretary conceded that a bond today. Brooks, Dr. Dallas L. Browning, |gogd case could be made for cuts, Neal's bond was reduced from| Paul Kilby will lead the devotions the Rev. Robert Pierce, the Rev. in many fields, but he asked that|$2000 at a habeas corpus hearing| and Mrs, John Geller, president

Lewis McAdow, the Rev. Clydeifor the present the reductions be yesterday hefore Circuit Judge| of the Women’s Council, will pre-|

York, the Rev. Wilbur Closter-|limited to furs, luggage, jewelry, Lloyd Claycombe. His attorneys) side. Mrs. Fred Madden will di-

house, the Rev, Walter Laetsch, toilet preparations, transportation filed .the petition for the writ|rect the program and Mrs. L. C: / {when Neal was unable to execute | Litten's group will serve the /

the Rev. Wallace Zink and the and communications,

Rev. A. Glen O'Dell. “Some of the mémbers like the the $2000 bond. , luncheon.

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