Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 February 1951 — Page 14

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And Adjourns

Everyone Glum At Failure to Reach Contract | “Why, I had a wonderful time,

WASHINGTON, Feb. 24 (UP) and I hope the boys did, too,” Miss / —Negotiations between the Rand protested. “That was the Brotherhood of Rallroad Train- third time I entertained at Harvmen and the nation’s carriers ard and I certainly hope to be were recessed suddenly tonight invited back.” when an unexpected hitch pre-| However, some of the 1500 vented an anticipated agreement Ireshmen who Sindee ne on a new contract, smoker at Sanders eater las Just a few minutes before the night weren't certain it would be recess, W. L. Horning, chairman a good idea. : of the Eastern Carriers’ Con-| “The guys were wrong for ference Committee, had informed throwing pennies, but she was newsmen “there is a pretty good Wrong, too, for giving us the kind chance of a settlement tonight” Of show we didn’t want,” sal Neither party would say what Robert R. Rynearson, a freshman the hitch was that developed, and from Rothester; Minn. neither group ruled out a possi-| “The Not ‘aod Taste that we bility of a settlement soon. No there for d ti t new meeting was scheduled, but t ee . . o 2 Joo ” ae, A both parties were told to stand ie aa rou Ho et a J. — by for a call at any moment, OW Zool fase. Miss Rand admitted she left the Everybody Glum smoker rather hastily, but she It was reported from other denied there were tears in her sources that the groups were vir- €yes as reported by some wit-| tually settled on a wage increase nesses, She said she merely was amounting to about 27% cents hurrying to make her next show for yardmen and 121; cents for at the old Howard Theater in roadmen. The rules changes. pro- Boston. Rind, posed by the Sarhiess was believed Jes os hua, attired in 4 strap. o be the sna at prev settlement. 8 preventsq wildly by the freshmen when she Failure to reach a settlement aTTived at the smoker. tonight was an obvious disap- I told jokes,” she said. “Every- | pointment to. both groups who body laughed. I sang a funny | were glum and uncommunicative Song. They Jughed some ore: 1} as they left the building. made a remark on communism, It was reported earlier that the [204 Tiere was wild applause. trainmen were ready to ‘break “There were some boohs and away from the other three oper- hisses, too, but they were for the ating brotherhoods and to negoti- subject of my remarks, not for ate a separate contract with the me.” carriers. { Freshmen present reported that

[tainment at their smoker.

Might Use Sun Time— Congresswomen Would

Trim Calendar Service

Asks Why Taxpayers Should Spend $5857

Informing House, Senate What Day It Is By DAN KIDNEY, Times Staff Writer

WASHINGTON, Feb. 24—As a long-time housewife and now a grandmother, Rep. Cecil Harden, Covington Republican, doesn’t like even a little waste in government housekeeping. . So, as a recently appointed member of the House Committee on Expenditures, she scolded her colleagues today for the long-time custom of printing and mailing calendars at the taxpayers’ expense. “I decided to look into’ this

official calendar business and Studebaker Opposed

h i hat 11 d f Joh 1 fore is what earned from John Change in ClO Pact

the public printer,” Mrs. Harden reported. i: SOUTH BEND, Feb. 2¢ (UP)— 10,600 For Free |Studebaker Corp. President Harold 8. Vance told the governThe Government Printing Of- ment's Wage Stabilization Board fice each year prints 10,600 cal- {5qay he wanted no change in endars for members of the House {pe auto compahy’s union conat a cost of $3936, and an addi-' gpa. tional 5600 calendars for Senate J members at an additional cost) Answering the board's proposal of $1921. a total of ly $6000. | {of a 10 per cent limit on wage inOL. near'y {creases over the Jan. 15, 1950

“Most congressmen, acting on the theory that as long as the Jove aL Janes 521d b e bought calendars are printed they may as ve vear cost of living contract well be used, distribute their al- should remain “undisturbed.” lotment of 10 to 20 calendars “Washington should use the MORE ricnds oF dtuuaiiiatces contract as a pattern instead of | e utilization tr ing to dest » may be made of them. Ying to destroy it. “The calendars are not avail- CAR INJURIES FATAL able for purchase by private in-| LINTON, Feb. 24 (UP)—Mrs. dividuals through any source, ac-| Wilma Nell Coker, 25, Bloomfield, cording to Mr. Deviny. Available died today of injuries received | records do not show how long the when the car in which she rode calendars have been printed, but struck a culvert on Ind. 54 near officials in the government with Switz City and overturned. 40 years of service cannot remember a time when they were not issued, Distribution, which is free, to members of offices of the Congress, .is made by the clerk of the House and the Secretary of the Senate. The printing office has no record of the individual allotments. |

Many Thrown Out | AT

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$5857.74 to provide members of 156 GI KER

REMEMBER

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Congress with calendars? Congressional ‘ secretaries are forced to discard dozens of free commercial calendars which each year arrive from business firms, industries and utilities.

“And, like any housewife in America, free calendars are available to congressmen at just about every bgsiness house in town at year-end. “Six thousand dollars admit-

N. Illinois

One Day Service on new Dental Plates

Plates Repaired

tedly would not make much dent AL in ‘Mr. Truman's $71,594,000,000 While u Wail No Appointment budget. But, if Congress is sincere Necessary

in trimming unnecessary expenditures, it might be well to cut out the official congressional calendars and a lot of other similar items which add to the burden borne by Mr. and Mrs. American Taxpayer.”

Phone FR. 4125

For silks or woolens— For Ladies’ Garments, or Men's—

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Rail Parley Sally Rand's Not One ~~ Strikes Snag fle Holler ‘Copper’

Denies Harvard Freshman Tossed Pennies

When She Lectured Them on Communism

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Feb. 24 (UP)—8ally Rand demurely denied {today that Harvard freshmen tossed pennies at her when she lectured that 1alis.in winter. [them on Communism instead of providing a lighter type of enter-

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CAMDEN, N. J, Feb. 24 (UP) MARRIAGE LICENSES —Television is providing every- ; .., sauer, 18, of 301 3 Minnesota; |day words with new and colorful | mirens Fjsnel, 15, 1%, of 2818 Fo Polta. Be. | meanings. { Rn Actor, in, 6t 8. Talbott Ave. A dog, for‘ example, isn't a “Fir ot if Atterbury; Boanis {household pet, ghosts don’t haunt Robert Kay: 33, Detroit: Joan “Wood

A Wayne Woodson, 25, of 628 N. East: Bar-| houses and snow isn't the kind a le Joodson, 28, of 628 N. Tor i Wwilie Hall 2%, 8 A%2 4 Richard: Doris | yO u Instead, those and other terms, pg fl0N feimoree, 51, ofeT 1156 Hoyt; Viola | reports RCA Victor, are part of Hunter 45 Chica

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But witnesses insisted that pennies were thrown at the former | Rich ard Jenkins 21, Flora: Hild Bhinkel. | [ in wide accep{fan dancer and that Miss Rand was noticeably miffed. dic and ate gaining P wis

iton tance outside the industry. otk Wikgington. a o uiney; 9 | In the factory, a set that A 3, of Hv Vandal: ins when the pennies began to fall on doesn’t operate properly is al =. arjorie Jeaser, | 8. of 2335 ) 5 NY 1g Salle fie. |

the stage, Miss Rand appeared “dog.” Ghosts are the secondary

vexed but determinedly read OF reflected signals that appear y Jeo on a picture tube after those that

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after snapping— N. Brad 7)

“I know only one animal that throws a scent.”

fuzzines is “snow.” Just as slangy is the language | ™ of the television studio. Cans are’

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PRINCETON, Feb. 24 (UP)— noodle is brief background music

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liam Shrew rd, 18, of i truck accident in Ind. 64 east of, VALPARAISO, Feb. 24 (UP)— _ Lotta Smock. 18: of (ow Boyd ta (UP)—Afte — r 16 months of marhere. Police said Mr. Racine’s car Henry C. McKenzie, 30, Ft. Rudolph Gresory. 0 8 AN ty 80-year-old Isaac Einbinder | sideswiped A gasoline transport Wayne, was killed today when pre, = 4. 919. Broadway: lobtained a divorce on cruelty | truck driven by Norwood King, he fell off his motorcycle on mS Tce urrell, <4 of 919 Broadway. (grounds, contending his wife 38, Indianapolis. U. 8. 30 near here. "Mildred Weigh, 16, ‘of ah s 'N. ‘Batie Sophie struck him.

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