Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 February 1951 — Page 2

Bot . : - . » : : :

| -

3 : a TUESDAY, FEB. 20, 1851 :

v ; \ : : PAGE 2 THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES : : . a — — % L. Dan - Board OK's Hike Seeks State Budget Slash [sows io Ate | in Indianapolis—Vital Statisti Table te tipars 4 . 5 . » 3 oer Mn i Communion Service n angh Se “ Is ICS : Big Business Year = a To Head Off New Taxes The Laymen's League of the|pyengmoray Tporoiby ©. va Robert & Lamel DEATHS | Equitable Life Assurance Sov, For JAD Workers i. - {Indianapolis Episcopal Diocese Stale Baiie's Association — Last day, ge yuligm Joan Broogh Bernd Andrew Bell, 80, at 2701 Eastern, cardio- | CletY which put up the money 4 2 ? Other Senators Believed Ready fo Join ’ will attend a corporate commun- EVES crm ommend > id : Mary: Graney, 85. at Generals srterio. | the new $6 million Pen ney buen } : “oun : if , 30 E i 3 y ; i the Circle, ot Sends $2520 Request McConaha's Rigid Economy Drive [ion seivie . Saturay at 7:30 rntionn Nigh Bthaal Abbietic Asesiation] TE I a Das, 1, & 40% W. J0h, DHey, En d e Ci i Should vo the eq . la. m. in All Saints Episcopal, Sectional Basketball Tournament — 0 gf yiooon hn. Bonnie Puller; Charles H. Baylum, 78, at 450 N. Senate, ere y . To County Council By IRVING LEIBOWITZ ‘ix § | Church. Breakfast will follow nl Thiousn Saturday. Butler Fisihouse. George, Patricia oche; Ralph, Helen | coronary picclusion. : : loan. - A concerted effort to block growing demands for a new tdx in ™ * "MARRIAGE LICENSES - Landweriin. : Grete F. Phelps, 50, at 3728 Arthington| Thomas I. Parkinson, president, ws By CARL HENN Indiana was planned today by key state lawmakers. (the parish house. | William Cox, 31. Michigan. Hotel: ‘Kvelyn|A4, SenersloHogan, Qeralding Black: Ho- Emma ‘Wynn. 13, at 1310 N. New Jersey, [reported that the company wrote Marion County Commissioners] Clem McConaha, Republican farmer of Centerville and chair-| The laymen always have thegpKecsen 28. 363¢ Brill Rd.W = oo 0:/At Coleman—Walter, Plord Less; Raiph,| Tre Nemorrhase, ~~~ $1,410,000,000 in new business last... taday boosted’ A ial hopes of | Man of the Senate Finance Committee, said he was formulating aN. rporate communion service and| pMariorle Feirbers. 40, onjcuga Hy | aPolores Peck: Charl Mattie Smith. = | . © |year. : : Bday booste hha a pes economy program to head off a new tax by cutting the state budget.| © rast etl year on the Sat] Os. on icy Ruckls, oC ie -n John, “Helen Albertsan; Robert, kiN. Y. Ship Movements And when Equitable hung up sJuvenile Aid workers by recom- Other state senators who Indicated they would join Sen. Me-| y : (Clyde Frantareb, 35, 1i26 RK. 38th: Mary and, William, Siar ols Btevary”| By United Press its new 1951 calendars, its books. . mending that salaries he in- Conaha's economy program were, I jurday nearest Washington's Donald Newman, i oDleknell; Gilovonni AL St Franels—Charles, n Trusty: Ken. | Artivals—Mohamed All El Kebir, Alex- showed $15,278,000,000 life insur- Mr. Wats: d. John, VanNess, majority leader, i | Birthday. {Robert Webster, 23, 2915 N. Pen mi| Lewis: Guy, Lorane Wash, * | Desa : force, : a : mm Commissioners read, ap- and Leo Stemle, minority leader, CO d Wave Brings | The ” Rev. R. Ai Kirchhoffer | Barbara: Miirphy. 3, va J Collews "Ave. i Gu lone ¥ : |Hoftalize. Te ArLican Leoviiie. Paxoradt. Spe: In fo at year-end totaled. . A aD proved and passed on to the! ‘No New Taxes’ Mexico Crop Disaster ~ h r te di EON will be ! p0na, Bitte. 1.) & (POX offerson At St. Yincents-_Raymand. va C llahan: Limon Eo Bhan: Cape Sod '$5,701,865,000, with an increase strained t Marion County Council a request| Although both Democrats and| MEXICO CITY, Feb. 20 (UP)—|, ie 199 I ~ oe Il be she Ave: ‘Sarah Hammond, 30. Se Bitton: Tarbert: ane er. Dorothy Crus; port Amherst, Halifax. El Tatar paTSnay. vison on by Judge Joseph O. Hoffman for Republicans pledged “no new, o ... 1d wave which swept | ’ "| Kendrick ‘Palmer, AL 3117 W. Washing-|A¢ Coleman. Curis. Geneva Hpeedy; Har- TIGHTEN GAMING SQUE i cau of : 8" last election fon. Donald Bruce, commentator ton; Jane Hagee, 36, 3445 Kinnear. . Al : ; x EZE 1 " o as Smergeney sprropriation . of oni ne Bn rro Fry new down from Canada has caused on WIRE, will speak on “The! Touver, 2" EX an © Ho; Einiles| Fistor’ Wiliam. Helen ol vr: Vemon, DES MOINES, lows, Feb. 20 CRUSHED BY TREN \ Anticip $2520. paign, f 3 | " { willlam Hamilton, 26, 748 Emerson: Mar-| san rien: ald, Mary Stiles. (UP)—Gov. William 8. Beardsley] TERRE HAUTE, Feb. 20 (UP) perversior Judge Hoffman's letter to the tax grows daily as lobbyists are $23 million damage to crops, the Spotlight Is on You. |” garite Hayes, 38, Spann Ave A re er or James | yesterday signed an antigambling|—John D. Croner, 70, died yes- : three Commissioners predicted a exerting pressure on the General agriculture ministry announced| The Rev. William Burrows, Miz, Colon. "Jt, ab, £_ Morris," Martyn Donna ‘Belcher: Edward, Mar RH which permits authorities to|terday a few hours after he was mx do 1 cHisls in work with delinquent Assembly to burden the state With , ,.. mye freezing weather re- my. or of Bt. Paul's a SUITS FILE At St. Franels—Carl, Eleanor Caréhr; Don- revoke commercial licenses of crushed by a falling tres while ~ of anyon children unless 23 workers get additional expenses, a : {Church, and the Rev. Felix L. FILED ald. Geneveve Everton; William, Bloise |p, cf 1 1 . more money A whopping $531 million state sulted In Mexico's “worst agricul-| Ciriot, host rector, will assist wine R. Anna “it Jotor Ww Cater. "ret a De usinees Diases Jonaudt with he ping Sten debris at 3 iy. but I ren > : : " : ? : ; - Ys a . : 5 nt in the s- | park. w. W “Our work with delinquent budget was recommended by tural disaster,” the ministry sald. Bishop Kirchhoffer. . D. Minor: Hansel thon | ow troit a Arthur, Caroline Harty its, So Ding up : T po Bt a ¥ par 4 ‘ Nasu hl

children has been seriously im- Democratic Gov. Schricker. The a a Sis a —— A Jean Morgan; Ilens P. vs. Lloyd W. Wil- Ingram Bt. paired in recent months because House Ways and Means Commit- . - b Pot have of the turn-over in our staff due tee, which sought to cut the 4 could to extreme low salaries,” Judge budget, ended up by adding ‘ " . \ : ; ; gar. sb Hgliman wiae Ho, {.R vresntatives ‘ : FR ankli 44] ’ on e ouse ol. Re ie 4 ; Ast 31800 Fund this week can cut or eon the : ? ’ eo | n 1 Miss N be ! the state.

“The children are the ones who budget still further. Top House gliffer when experienced probation . 4a rs have indicated no sub- minute a workers leave Juvenile Court and |stantial Feductions will be made, | . 4 d Preme S . | Seeks Rigid onomy | ea are: Feplaged by less experienced In tee Bers te, however, an| \ : She cite people. economy program has been de- = Jury show The Judge asked $1500 to raise ,....q to slash heavily into the : 3 . Kelly to 1 the wages of 11 probation officers, | Liqoq pudget which will eat . h : to leave three intake officers and one sub- au.y more than $28 million of : years old. port worker $100 a ‘year each.i,.. “ciate's surplus fund. The 4 “Law is Balance of the $2420 woud apply Senate will not get the state \ 4 ¢ h liz ne altogether to 'salaries of eight clerical as, 4o0¢ for at least a full week. | st pe the. attrac sietants. "sen. McConaha, who declined For smooth efficiency at home .. . WeSIINgNOUSE appliances a Judge Hoffman's letter was the |, © 0.0) the exact nature of the : derer tak gécond attempt this year 10 SECUre ,,4o0¢ cuts, said his committee's ; from ever higher wages for his staff. —~ economy ax will hit virtually : ‘ For fou ip first Request, Sub nY every state department, bureau or : ‘ has hear: e same, Was : , ‘council. é : 2 inst tt 17 at a meeting of the County “Uwe ™y ce peen living off our Westinghouse Laundromat I Guaen, Other hey war surplus funds too long,” the With #h : he pr guests for more lsenator declared. “We are get- oH were denied ‘also. ting near the danger point. We th the Exclusive Weigh-to-Save Door Helly and sa=i. ‘Desperate Situation | must economize, The taxpayers : ’ the a, o ‘“$harles H. Boswell, chief pro-.can’t stand another state tax now J He | BWYe bitfon officer, pointed out that when the federal government is L Geist Re probation workers, who have at getting ready to hit us with a| ‘rol’ hr Jest five years of college train- heavier tax. 2 Model L-5 eke “yecelve less for a year's work Teachers Seek Hike | . 4 ; en or n some county truant officers) The House Ways and Means ; \ : owi for nine months. {Committee . originally knocked bh § ence with “it's a desperate situation with $746,000 off the state budget. oN > morning, “ak he said. IHowever, the committee later 5 ' / chi Xx ‘ . i taking the ‘Wh lost three probation offi-|agree to raise salaries of state o a complete washing just a handful of delicate lingerie I 3

cers 1 ear, and we may lose police troopers and personnel in| that a or more this year. state institutions and that raised | now, one of our people is | the budget $886,000—a final in-| donsidering an offer from the crease of $140,000 in the budget federal probation department expenditures. where the beginning pay is $500 Indiana teachers, seeking a $15 above our top salary.” million increase in state-aid to Mr. Boswell quoted figures to schools, are flooding the legisla-| show that supervision of a delin- tors with letters and telegrams to quents on probation costs the pass the bill. The state now pro-j§ county approximately $63 a year. vides $53 miillion in state ald to But if a delinquent boy gets out | schools. of hand and must be sent to the Veteran lawmakers say that an Indiana Boys School at Plainfield, increase in the fund to schools it costs $800 a year to keep him, would result in a new tax, proMr. Boswell said. |viding no additional cuts are County Council members ad- made in the budget.

jtted inequities in pay among © ooo pn 8 ey departments, and{REDEVELOPER ToIAR the planned a survey to see if the Earl Friend, Begel for the salaries of personnel in similar Indianapolis Redevelopme - itions can be ‘brought to a mission, will speak tomorro oe » {noon to the Property Managea {ment Division. Luncheon meetBEGINS SENTENCE !ing will be held in the Columbia

CRAWFORDSVILLE, Feb, 20 Clb. “0 i

~L , 20, be- . : (UP)—Luther McKinney, 20. > Official Weather : |

gan a two-to-five-year te his the Indiana reformatory today, UNITED STATES REATHER PUREAY

on a burglary conviction. Sheriff| Roy Hardaker said McKinpey| Sunrise 6:32 | Sunset... 5:27 |

; the leader of a gang which precipitation 24 hrs. end. 7:30 8. m. None, * “pulled some 60 burglaries in the Tefal piveipiation wie Jan. 1....- 18 area. Two other youths, Donald Fairfield, 18, and’ Leland Crum iol Sher tien: © oy ley, 20, are charged ‘ith second. , fini" Lo ns degree burglary. xe (Basten veo 48 —— A —— o_o AA hi BO. iy. a REE Car RmpaNS £4 on CHARGED WITH MURDER Benver 0." eR

"| Bvansville |

BEDFORD, Feb. 20 (UP) Opal Ft. Wayne "1.0001 Carmichael, 52, was charged with [tious icity) first-degree murder; today in the Kansas City ........... slaying of “his. wife, Josephine, Miami © . Friday. Mrs. Carmichael was shot Minnesnolis-8t. Paul

automatically in the Laundromat. Exclusive Weigh-to-Save door lets. -

you regulate the amount of water to the size of the load. Washes, - :

rinses and damp-dries fetal « + + 8conomically. &

spat rei

WE SERVICE 2

i : 3 i

come one! come all to the \ = ns 3 =

spring housewares festival =

’ RY 3 : , Che at Ayres \ =

\ i

See ... Hear... Laugh with N or Ventroloquist Peter Rich and ‘Oscar Westin® =

11:00 &.m. 2:00 p.m. . 4:00 p.m.

Enjoy their stories, jokes and rapid fire double talk this week, with a visit te the Housewares Festival. -

as she lay sleeping beside a/New York .... daughter, Carmichael, a stone Onane™ O worker, told Sheriff Zelbert Littsbursh ..... Hawkins the shooting was an San Praneiseo ... ' accident. ; Washington, D. C. 1i.ioiie. Te

(Advertisement)

- ad

a2 [5852528832830 882RSNAERS

Policyholders’ Dividends Again Increased by Sun Life of Canada

ANOTHER RECORD YEAR FOR LEADING INTERNATIONAL LIFE COMPANY

Four hundred and forty-one | States 38%; Canada 41%; Great million dollars of new life insur- | Britain 12%: other countries ance was issued by the Sun Life | 9%. More than 47% of the total Assurance Company of Canada | assets of the Company are inin 1950, the largest amount | vested in the United States. written by any Canadian life | The rate of interest earned on company during the year, and | Sun Life assets in 1950 was over $68 million (18.4%) more | 3.61% as against 3.48% in 1949 than the total for the preceding | and 3.30% in 1948. year. The volume of new insur- Mr. Bourke, in his review of

See WESTINGHOUSE . . . minimize cooking

ance written during 1950 was greater than any of recent years and represents the substantial

total of $1,736,000 for each.

working day. George W. Bourke, president of the Sun Life, in releasing the 80th Annual Report announced a further increase in policyholders’ dividends effective April 1, 1951, - bringing the total amount payable this year to more than §18

the year, discussed the value of life insurance in the fight against inflation, and pointed out that life insurance premiums, while serving to provide protection for individuals and families, also add to savings which, in turn, benefit the nation as a whole through investments for essential purposes. The business of life insurance reflects the voluntary co-opera-

12 BIG

jobs with streamlined appliances just two to seven minutes delicious meals in minutes

and ironing jobs

See FRYRYTE ... deep-fry delicious foods in

See WARING . . . blend foads, chop salads for

See PRESTO ... put steam to work in cooking

‘See GADGETS . . . designed to speed and wt Fu simplify your cooking See POR-SO-KLEEN ... remove stubborn : a

water stains from porcelain with a few whisks

See KORDITE . . . cut cleaning and washing work with wonderful plastic aids - See ALL . . . demonstrate automatic washing at its best See JNT . .. give a bright, new silverplated finish \\ to metal accessories \ See BOSTWICK . . ., whiz through household = |. jobs with fingertip sprays : See BRUCE ... clean and wax floors in one easy operation See NO-DUST . . . clean rugs in a jiffy with

no rubbing, no mess ie “

million. tion of the millions of men and ' women whose® confidence and » Benefits at New High faith it eniovs th The report reveals the strong | companies have oA re Work-Sa ving position of the Company and | ditions of service and integrity ’ the continuing expansion of its | which are outstanding in the . business and services. Total Sun | annals of human endeavour. Life insurance in force now Demonstrations amounts to $4,462,000,000, or Steps Against Inflation $275 million (6.67%) more than Mr. Bourke offered five suga year ago. Group husiness now | gestions as important counterin force is $1.085,000,000, an in- | moves against inflation: (1) \ « | crease of 13.8%. Over $98 miil- | Purchase only what is neceslion of new Group business was | sary. (2) Increase productivity isin in 150 Sewared with | by greater efficiency and maximillion in 1949. Payments | mum effort, (3) de- 8 g Ro Sun Lite policyholders od fense and other nee na- || | Short-cuts to better living that every woman 1 amounted to 476.000, | tional expenditures on the pay- . , ! a new high, bringing to $2,361,- | as-you-go principle. (4) 8 ay will welcome . . . ably demonstrated by factory860,000 total benefits paid since | wasteful government expendi- i h } the Company's first policy was | tures nnd duplication of service. || | - trained experts and home economists, Learn issued in 1871. " Tnerease personal. savings, how fo save work and expense in cooking ¥ copy of the Sun Life's ow 10 § Ng +.» Distribution of Business: complete 1950 Annual Report : : tmnt : The “international character | to Policyholders, including the ||- | cleaning . .., washing . . . ironing. I's here of the Company's busi is il- | President's review of the year, | : »™ lustrated by the a amo at of hi ay be Shiained from R J. 2 ; a es in force mpson, Bra : ! : : nch Manager, 129 Ayres’ Housewares, Fifth Floor ; Ny.

(ERC WEIR PE | ia Ty merida ak Ti :

«ss NOW 4 « o.in 12 big demonstrations! Pp