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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

‘Experiment’ Near On Tax Branches

' Meeting Wednesday |

To Formulate Plan |

State Treasurer William L.| Fortune's far-reaching proposal to establish separate branch offices of the Depart ment of Revenue in every county has

reached the planning stage. + Gov. Revenue Board will meet Wédnes- : day to formulate plans for “an ~#xperiment” designed to see how the program works. Under Mr, Fortune's plan, the state could create tax offices in every county, allowing Hoosiers to pay all their state taxes and purchasé auto licenses in one place, The program, described by Mr. Fortune as “bringing the government closer to the people,” is expected to raise more revenue and be more convenient for the public. Because the proposal distribution of auto licenses and plates, now Secretary of State Leland Smith, there has been much speculation that “the politicians will kill the program.”

Secretary to Attend However, Mr. Smith has indicated he is willing to co-operate in the experiment “in the interests of better serving the people.” As a result, Mr. Smith has been invited to attend the State Rev-

enue Board meeting. He is not.

a member, Commissioner of Revenue Conn J. Sterling also will attend the meeting with his assistant, Gross Income Tax Director James M. Probst.

Some Skeptical

Not all members of the Revenue Board are enthusiastically behind the program. State Auditor Frank Millis is reported to be skeptical about the proposal, and Gov. Schricker has not committed himself. - The only other member, Mr. Fortune, likes his own proposal fine. .Many Statehouse observers first openly scoffed at the plan when the new State Treasurer made the suggestion at the organization meeting of the State Revenue Board last week. Now, however, after two local newspapers have supported the plan editorially and state officials have shown an interest in the program, Statehouse personnel believe the proposal will take shape soon. : The Finance Board is expected fo set up the program in two or three counties on an experimental basis.

Gillman Firm to Open Shoe Store on Circle The Gillman Shoe Co. of St. Louis has leased corner business space in Circle Tower Building, 61 Monument Circle. _ Alterations are being made there now for the opening of a ore which will carry lines of sual and sports shoes in the moderate price field. Besides the new outlet, to ‘be lled the Benjamin Casual and rts Shoe Shop, the Gillman Gp. operates two other stores Rere, Gillman Salon Shoe Store ahd Benjamin Salon Shoes. The lease was executed by Kiein & Kuhn, property management firm,

‘One Day Service on new = Dental Plates

Plates Repaired

Schricker and the State |

entails

under direction of

MEDITATION—One of many local career girls prays and meditates between conferences at Fatima

Women Here

To Meditate on Weekends

Leave Sisters of Good Shepherd On Raymond St. With Peace of Mind

By JOAN SCHOEMAKER

WHILE some Americans follow “modern thinkers,”

to God.

Each week-end since Au

Year's, women have been spending Friday night through Sunday

afternoon in silence . .. pray

ing and meditating. At spaced find that barrer which intervals the Rev. Fr. James X°6PS me from progressing in D. Moriarty, director. holds my faith.” each retreatant recgroup conferences and medita- Sees a need for religion in er life.

tions with the retreatants.

From teener to grandmother, each, retreatant arrives with

. one thought in mind “to ; Ths habs treat facilities are being used Seer» God. Heh by men at the Alverna Retreat : & Specific aims. : youse just north of IndianSome plan to prepare them- apolis ’ selves spiritually immediately | hl

preceding marriage. Others give

thought to personal decisions. zr ” = REGARDLESS of purpose, each comes because she wants to make a retreat and leaves with a peace of mind and soul. The second week-end of cach month is devoted to career girls. During the retreat ‘he girls fill out an unsigned form. One of the important questions is “Why are you making this retreat” Do you have a particular objective?”

Some wanted to give their |

spiritual life a “boost’ and others want to “take inventory.” One individual said she came “to help overcome the one great weakness I have.” Whether it's the

“strength

, and courage to face life,” or

IN INDIANAPOLIS

certain Hoosier women make retreats at Fatima Retreat House, 111 W.

Retreat House.

Go to Retreat

consult psychologists and others

Raymond St., to come closer

£. 1, except Christmas and New

“to

Some thinkers may attribute this attitude to the sentimantality of women, but similar re-

= = = FATIMA RETREAT House has week-end facilities for 54 women. Sponsored by the Sisters of the Good Shepherd, the retreat house has no set price. Each retreatant makes a $2 reservation with Mrs. Evelyn Romeiser, secreiary, and places a donation in a blank envzlope for the last day. Any individual, regardless of ability to pay for facilities, is welcome, according to the Sisters and Father Moriarty. Catering to special groups isn't unusual. Housekeepers of priests, high school girls ind organizations come in a group on occasion. For example, employees of L. 8. Ayres & Co. who work Saturday and are off. Monday were special guests Mar. 31 through Apr. 2.

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WwW. R 1120 Windsor; Keen, 19, 422 N. Delaware. Don Kress Keever, 23, 2880 Medford; Norma M. Brown, 17, 4240 Evanston

Robert W. Randall. 31, 36 E. Le Grande Florence E Villlams, 18, 3721 E. 21st William A. Harold, 22, U 8S Army; Dorthy Carey, 23. 26 N. Gladstone Georce K. King, 44. 118 8. Cincinnati Lillle V. Wollen, 36, 118 S. Cincinnati Reginald E. Andrews. 56. Paris, Ill.; Emma Lockman, 45, Terre Haute Paul E' Sharp, 20. 1162 W. 34th; mary A. Long, 18, 4601 E. 34th Cornelius Bridges, 25 ,L2045 Ralston Lucinda Thomas. 26, 2045 Ralston Ralph 8S. Jones, 26. 3517 Balsam ‘Ave Lucille LL. Barrett, 22, 5869 Guilford Wiiliam E. Simpson, 28. 2710 8 Holt Rd; Josephine Hawkins, 24, 822 N. State Lowell Phillips, 20. 842 8. Lyons; Barbara Miller, 20. 4309 W. Vermont ’ W. Miller, 27, 257 E Doris ‘1. Harvy, 29, 526 E

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Slaughter, 26, 3360 N. Meridian

81 James Lyell, 27, 1216 Eugene; Z7. 430 Eastern Ave Holdaway Jr.

Betty Pace, 24. 333 N. Drexel;

Evansville; Wilma Evansville, 1113 Udell: Rosetia Bran725 N. Bancroft

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Margaret Norman, 30, Pittsboro 158 W. 23rd: 1405 N Sheffield 1450 Martindale;

die Ladd, 18, 2217 Arsenal.

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IMPRESSIVE ENGLISH HOME. Ideal for executive who entertains a great deal . . . or @ large family. Priced for below reproduction volue. For the mony outstanding features see ad in Classification 42.

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