Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 September 1950 — Page 17

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FRIDAY, SEPT. 22, 1950

HONEY SOLD IN COMBS

Only about 5 per cept of the’ Ask Mrs. Manners— @American honey crop is now sold §

in tHe fomb, once ths only form Wi @ . = wer bones ve mri” Wife Wants Husband

Dear Mrs. Manners: I THINK I COULD stay out all night and my husband wouldh’t worry ahout me, : I wish he would. ICKS He goes his way. I go mine. I think we should go together. All Best-known he would have to do would be to say he'd rather 1 stay home with remedy to use is . , VAPORUB him, or go out with him, and I'd do just that —————— em. He used to fuss a little when 1 went out with girls, but he gave in to me. 1Yg|/ 0

wish he hadn't nl 60 ME That's when we FN started to grow [4 > apart. I realized TY we were parting ) / , our wavs, but I \) guess J thought he'd bring us back together

Instead he { found places to > g0 with men and left me home. He filled his davs with golf and hunting. Now he dosen't have a free hour. I play cards and golf with women. But I'd rather be with my husband. How can I tell him I'd like to have him back”

MRS. C

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How are they going to know we want them firm unless we let them be that way? What can they do if we turn bossy and antagonistic? Either they can beat us and dominate or try to keep peace in the family by humoring us,

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e David's Tax

(THIS WEEK ONLY) Payment Is OK'd

come taxes. James M. Dawson, guardian’ of David Walker, filed the action so that he could pay $899.61 on a federal income tax levy.

RR : : L ’ Mr. Dawson declared in the pe-

nd tition that no accurate account of

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White approved the petition.

JWEGAHT To Dominate, Be Boss

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do you think the “other wom- | an” makes her entrance? She |

’ it before you were married. Try | T U R D Y | : pi . | A A Littl 4 | - The guardian of “Little David.” child ‘evangelist, today filed a petition in Probate Court for pay?’ , ment of nearly $900 in federal in-

I Little David's income had been| : kept. However, the federal bureau! of internal revenue made a blan- ; “} ket levy of $825 plus penalty as-

Hoosier Heroes—

Another Sails For Battle Zone

Local Man Elevated To Full Colonel

Another Hoosier sailed for the Korea battle zone recently with the 1st Marine “u Division, ‘Pfe. Carl E. , Lloyd, son of Mr, and Mrs. Carl B. Lioyd,

last heard from at Camp Pendleton in California. His parents wrote to The Times that the pe. 1lovd 19 - year - old : leatherneck had sailed from San

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Diego around the first of the! -*

month for Japan or Korea. Pfc Lloyd's regiment is the 11th Marines. i i "x on Col. Thomas H. Plummer, 3314 Broadway, recently was promoted from lieutenant colonel to full colonel, Col. Plummer is Post Adjutant and 8-1, director of personnel, at Camp McCoy, Wisconsin, He is on the staff of Col. Peter C. Bullard, Post Commander, A veteran of ES World War 1, Col. Plummer Col. Plummer served with the 84th Division in France. During World War II he was adjutant general of the 1st Infantry Divigion at Bad Tolz, Germany.

_ THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES Brownson Lashes |

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Truman Spending

The Truman administration has done everything it possibly can to

precipitate financial ruin for the! peaple, Charles Brownson, GOP, nominee for 11th District Con-

gressman, charged in a speech at a Wayne Township Republican meeting last night, “The President had dreamed up big figures of national income to be produced, not soundly through more production, but dangerously through more inflation.” he said “The dollar ig to be diluted with

| the water of politics.”

Mr. Brownson charged that the Democratic leadership has dis played no courage in the interests

+ of workers as prices soar danger

ously. He added “The voter has the choice. Fur.

| ther inflation with Truman's 15- ! point socialistic program that will

cost $25 billion on top of our pres ent staggering war-time tax load . OF COMMON Sense ACONOM YIN non-defense spending to save our major effort for the vital war and stop dissipating our economic strength ‘in cure-alls designed by Fabian architects.”

$839,700 Requested By Welfare Unit

The Marion County Welfare Department today requested $839,700 to operate during the remaining three months of 1950 Welfare officiala asked the County Council to appropriate the funds in excess of $4.822.080 already appropriated for this vear. These figures have no effect upon the $7 million asked by the department for next year. The council will meet next Thursday and Friday to consider the emergency appropriations A breakdown of the emergency requests shows £40000 for as sistance for dependent children

He Is a native of Indianap-/In custody of relatives: $150,000

‘olis, He wag graduated from Shortridge High School and at-| tended Indiana University. He! left I, U., in 1917 to attend the First Officers Training Camp at Ft. Benjamin Harrison. | » n FJ | Robert Casey, son of Mr. and,

Mrs. John J. Casey, 1020 High!

8t., was recently promoted to the {rank of corporal. He iz on duty |with the 9465th Signal Company of the Army of Occupation in the; |Ryukus Command, | a nn | Two Indianapolis men recently! {were graduated from Air Force! Communications School at Scott! Air Force Base, Jilinols. They| are Pvt. Raymond V. Duke, son of Mrs. J. M. Duke, 16 N. LaSalle St. and Cpl. Melvin L. Johnson,| son of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence A.

Johnson, 870 W. 29th St. \E. H. Smith Resigns As Deputy Prosecutor

‘Guarantee Gl Dues

| Veterans of Foreign Wars has| voted to pay the costs of mem-| bership for all present members,

for aid to dependent children in custody of individuals and institutions, and $205,000 for old-age assistance.

Service C nter Seeks

Home for Soldiers The Indianapolis Servicemen's Center is still without a home for visiting soldiers. The 40 & R last night turned down a proposal to lease its

three-story building at Vermont,

and Pennsylvania Sts. to the Center. “Financial inability,” was given as the reason. Needed by the Center is. a building to provide recreational facilities for Armed Forces members who come to Indianapolis on week-end leaves,

Edwin H. 8mith, deputy prose-

VANDERGRIFT, Pa, Sept. 22/cutor assigned to Juvenile Court, ~The Vandergrift post of the resigned today effective Oct. 1.

Mr. Smith blamed the press of private business matters for his decision, He has been a member

Probate = Court Judge Dan called back into service as long of: Prosecutor George Dalley’s| 'as they are in the Armed Forces. staff since April, 1949. {

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