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FRIDAY, MAY 4, 1951

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

Subsidies Blamed For Bell's Troubles

Inflation ‘Hurting’ Phone Company

Inflation that is “financi hurting” the Indiana Bell ay phone Co. and other utilities was| blamed partially on the federal government’s program of handing out subsidies. | The charge was made today by, : Jackson Martindell, New Jersey! economic adviser of Indiana Bell, before the state Public Service % Commission. : | Mr. Martindell ; testifying in sup-| port of the utility's plea for an| $8.2 million rate increase, said | the dominant factor in the in + ‘vestment market today is {n- . | flation. He said 'governmen ~acizdhandonts, net only. to farmers: but also to shipping interests,” alded materially in creating in-

Hation, JUDGE COAST GUARD CONTEST—Lt. Cmdr. R. E. more than $25,000 over the same Sum payment and monthly ben-

Under cross-examination for

. . . eid s d the second stralgnt due tr Pro Wheeler (left) and Lt. (jg) A. W. Stepro are judging the entries [Period last vear uncer oe cer of the Indianapolis office, lic. Counselor Walter Jones, Mr.| in The Times Cqast Guard Contest at Navy recruiting headquarters

Martindel! said “inflation will be here. The winners with us for a very long time.” |

Divorced Couple Ordered, | 'Live Like Brother, Sister"

By “United Press | “The judge, in granting the di-

WICHITA, Kas. May 4—Dis-\yqr00 decree, ordered Mrs. Cam : . pdg McCormick to- \ trict Judge Ross McCormick 10 bell to “prepare a room” for her

day stood by his order to a divorced couple to “live like brother former husband, prepare his meals and sister” in the same house. |and. “perform all other acts that _At a meeting with attorneys/ would be performed by a good | yesterday, Judge McCormick re-| sister toward a brother.” : |fused to set aside the contro-| Mrs. Campbell said she would] versial order he issued last Fri- appeal the order to the state day. | supreme court. Mr. Campbell said! Mrs. Phillis Campbell, 45, said| ke: “definitely” does not want to she was “up in the air about the/ abide by the court's decision. whole thing.” Her former hus-| They told the judge their home band, Telbert Campbell, an ‘in- has only two bedrooms, one of surance adjuster, said it was a which is occupied by their mar“complicated matter.” ‘ ried daughter.

Dual Payment Possible Runawoy Fathers ‘Under. Social Security: Are Paying Up | tn

* liberalized Social Secur- | Support payments by

«pun-|ity provisions, certain recipients away fathers” last month climped may be entitled to both a lump

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county's drive against quents, County Clerk H. Dale/said today.

ill be a i imes. |Brown said today. | The old law barred lump sum will be announced Sunday in The Sunday Times va 4a payments last payments where monthly survivor

Mr. Jones then quoted H--ry testimony on inflation, according] Hazlitt, business reporter for/to Indiana Bell attorneys, is to Way Cleared Ipared to last year's April pay- sions may enable widows with Newsweek magazine, as saying: show that failure to give adequate i : : { low »d, dependent parents “We can hait inflation within recognition to inflation in axing FOI School Survey {breakdown of records, the clerk OWS and aged pen p 24 hours If we have the desire.” telephone and other utility rates| Mr. Martindell said he could not{ Will sooner or later drive almost|

agree, all investors into

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month totalled $119,500 as com- benefits were due. New provi-

iments of $96,000. In a further minor children, 65-year-old wid-

{said 14 men behind in payments|to botl. benefits. A ruling by Indiana Attorney were sent to jail for failure to! Free informational publications| eneral J, Emmett McManamon|comply with court orders. {on the new law and new provi {today cleared the path for newly| Mr. Brown said letters on Tune|sions may be obtained at the So-

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making an application for fed-jbe started, Mr. Brown. said, to i eral funds to PEt the survey, (unearth any duplication of cases. LOGANSPORT. May +=Fableh approved by the last session of| Some children may be on the Sevitziy, conductor of the Indi:

YPPOSITE WILL | EYSTONE the state legislature. |welfare® lists at the same time anapolis .8 ym phony Ta 4930 | " 4 T

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| Mr. McManamon informed the | Fessival at 8 p. m. today in Berry ; ” school chief that all federal declared: i i y | AMPLE OFF-STREET PARKING — DRIVE OUT grants to Indiana must be made/S A VE CASH INSTEAD OF| The annual event given by high|

| payable to the Treasurer of State. CAST-OFFS. Dispose of your un-/school orchestras, bands and OPEN EVERY NIGHT AND SUNDAY AFTERNOON | Purpose of the state-wide{wantables through economical choruses of Peru, Marion, Koko{school survey is to determine if WANT ADS in The Indianapolisimo.and Logansport this year is local communities need additional Times. Make your list and calljexpected to have some 650 stu- | school facilities. RI-ley 5551. ‘dent participants. | Gov. Schricker must approve the federal grant, Mr. McMana-

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To Speak at Earlham ARN ON N ;

3 " i Times State Service ' | RICHMOND, Ind, May 4— Just In Three speakers have been added to the program for Earlham College’s 20th annual Institute of Foreign Affairs to be held at the school Thursday and next Fri-

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{now serving with the Consulate} {of the West German Republic. |

Playground Aids Sought i ~ Appointment of supervisors and {life guards for the city parks will be made the week of May 21, | Superintendent of Recreation A. J. | Thatcher said today. Applica{tions will be accepted-at-depart-ment headquarters, 101 E. 27th| St. Playground opening date is

| June 9th. |

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