Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 February 1950 — Page 2

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Beats Triangle Package Bill

CoRgFase Conference Adopts New Provision

[ On Labels, Wrappers WASHINGTON, Feb. 22 (UP) —The oleomargarine bloc In Congress claimed another triumph over the dairy states today in a compromise version of the oleo tax ‘repeal bill.

The measure still must be ap-, proved by hoth Houses They defeated most of the major dajry bloc. strategy on the bill's first

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trip through the = House and Senate. A Senate-approved provision

requiring triangular packaging of colored oleo had stalled the bill in conference since Feh. 2. The House-Senate conferees junked it late yesterday and substituted

language carrying new restrictions on the labeling of colored margarine Provisions to repeal all fedéral

taxes on margarine were not at fssue. Both Houses voted to repeal the tax of one-fourth of a cent a pound on white oleo and the 1 it a pound levy on col ored oleo as well as various franchise fees charged manufac - turers, wholesalers and retailers.

Prominent Labels

The- provision adopted ; vester day requires oles packages to he labeled ‘ ‘oleomargarine”

Richard Vanus, |4-year.old

Or mar as any others on the package wrappers must carry the same words in type not smaller than 20-point; which is more than one-. fourth of an inch high Still carried in the bill was a provision that oleo served in restaurants must be in triangular pats.

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WEDNESDAY, FEB. 22, 1950

> s a Great Institution’ ——

(UP) “this city s second largest hotel today,

I5-room down makeshift or being carried down {adders by firemen. Z

In Hotel Fire

Glens Falls, N.

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Blaze Injures 13

GLENS FALLS, N.Y,

under a collapsed wall. 36 guests caped from the Towers Hotel.a

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help had been accounted for.

Four firemen were buried under

were rescued within

tons of debris when one wall of the five-story huillding collap=ed All and only one was injured

Police said fire damage was es

timated at $500 000,

The fire broke out. in the hotel

second oldest in the city, shortly ’ before dawn and for a time threatened several nearby busi ness buildings It wae brought under control after three hour é John Delaney, hotel manager “a was in critical condition with first and aecond. degree. burns Fire Captain Clarence Hall was ti overeome ny smoke and given frat ait treatment —and tice

Times carrier boy, looks at one.

All 5 naway. Richard, who delivers The Times-to the home. of Jerry's and Mrs. Earl Dunaway, 835 Eastern Ave. gether with a couple of his boy friends and collected $2 to give

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| Wandering Baby

Found in Hospital

When a feller wakes up and can’t find his mother , . . he just] naturally sets out to find ‘her : { That's what 2-year-old Steven

WASHINGTON, Feb The Army announced

home, Firemen from four nearby con munities answered a -general alarm to assist local firemen! fight the nlaze. They ware ham

pered by freezing weather and a snowstorm,

PLLAN NEW ATOM TESTS

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8 Miss Sopher Heads

All-Female Unit Fprmer Indianapolis WACS, WAVES, SPARS and women “Marine Corps veterans are or. ganizing the city's first first all-woman American Legion Post, Fifteen young women. elected Miss Elsie M. Sopher, 2355 N, Meridian St., as temporary coms. mander pending formal recogni< tion by the national American ' Legion. : The local group will be the 211th all-female post among the 17.386 posts in America and the fifth of its kind in the state. In addition to Miss Sopher, ‘charter members include Marian Christ, 2322 N. Illinois 8t.; Ruth Jackson, 908 Buchanan 8t.; Zola Schumacher, 25 N. Temple Ave.; Harriett Brooks, 6025 Norwaldo Ave,; ‘Margaret Glascock, 1540 4 N, Meridian St.; Estal Newman, 450 .N. 10th St. Beech Grove; / | Betty Waschitz, 717 E. 33d St; Mildred Cox, 2419 N. Park Ave, and Ruth Laudig, 7177 Williams Creek Dr.

. Armed Bandits Rifle ===" | jquor Store, Get $25

shack in El Rio, Cal., said -they saw a Virgin Mary. Miss Young, currently up for an academy award for playing a nun, stopped on her way to an Ojai, Cal, resort with her family yesterday to see the onthe hoard roof which appeared Feb. 1 to Laborer Manuel Reyes. While nearby Mexican families stared, Miss Young, her husband, Tom-l.ewis,and-their-three -children. all knelt and prayed. On

where some “vision” of the

rising, Miss Young embraced Mrs. Tilano Reyes, for ‘whom the house

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Pruitt, 6161 Hagzelhatch Dr., did == yesterday in his undershirt and; training pants. The rain_didn'd| bother him he was drenched— but he did miss his mother, Steven was found wandering, down the street by Mrs. William Geyer, 2626 W. 61st St. She took him in, took off his wet clothing and notified police. His mother, Mrs. Beth Pruitt, said-ghe-Jeft-Steven-taking-a-nap— and went to visit a next-door| neighbor, Bhe found him at Riley| Hospital, where he was treated for exposure, and took him home;

In Indianapolis

EVENTS TODAY Indiana Sports and Boat Show—Performances at 3, 7:30 and 9:30 p. m. week days, and 2, 330, 5 and 8:30 p m. Sundays through Feb, 26. Fairgrounds Citywide Observation of National yFrime Prevention Week Through Feb

Indiana Rural Letter Carriers Ain tion—all day, Lincoln . | Social and Fducationa! Conference, Indiana Farm Bureau—last day, Murat Indiana Statewide Rural Kleetrie Co~ operative — through Friday, Lincoln, Atterbury Air Force Revervinis 8:30 p.m, World War Memort Commissioning eremanies, U. 8. Marine eserve Training Center—3 p.m, 2830 Riverside Drive Calvin W, Prather Lodge, No. 717, F. & A 7p. m, College and 42d Contemporary Club—8 pm, Caleb Mills Hall, Shortridge High School o = Tunior Chamber of Commerce—luncheon, Washington . Liens Club luncheon, Claypool Woodmen Cirele—card party, 8 p. m., Food Craft Shop E VENTS TOMORROW Times Ice-O-Rama-—8 18 p . Coliseum. | Indiana Sports ad Boat Show’ Performances at 3 10 and 9 Pm week dave. and 2. 3130. § and 8:30 m Sundays through Feb. 28. Fairgrounds. | Citywide Observance of National rime revention Week through

Ball y Fleetri cation ay. Lincoln Argregates Association— through Friday, Clavpoo! | Third Anoual. Cooan. Dates. Erm. Ler : ment Conference through Friday, Sev. | erin ” | Caravan Shrine Club _ Noon -lunchean.| Murat Temple Real Fstate Roard- oon Was hington. Ad Club noon, Ar hlefie Club Co-operative an. North Indianapolis — tt

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Arlene Dahl...40 cactus Three armed bandits took $25 needles. in cash and ransacked the Spot i . 3Qth S8t., was being built, and wished her Liquor Store, 1301 E. 3Qth 8t., late good luck. [last night. 8 =" » Richard M. Bard, manager, Actress Ann Dvorak today told police one of the men held a "sought fo end Her marriage to gun on him-while-the-others-ran--

sacked the store. Not satisfied with the $25 found in- the cash register, Mr. Bard said, the. pulled drawers from

dancer Igor Dega be-

she said, the only times

went to night clubs. She charged desks and tables and bottles from extreme cruelty in her suit. It was shelves in a futile search for more

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