Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 May 1951 — Page 25

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13, 1951 ; di THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES /

PETRI easeatuey He ) = Arthur L. Ash Air Force Invites Boy, 13, Rites Tomorrow Mies Boma

Arthur 1.. Ash, retired molder Ogle. plano teacner here for 2

* ° o p To Give Ideas on Jet Engine wm ci rosy in me os ver. Your tesa “Tris” simers

lows Home, Greensburg, will be Home. Burial will be at Franklis, buried in Washington Park Céme- She was 73. :

SUNDAY, MAY 13, 1951

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Ronald suggested that the third

vy ILION; N. Y,, May 12 -A 13- chamber, or burner, could be used ; A native of Vevay, Miss Ogle » : year-old boy said today that his to increase the take-off speed of tery following services at 1:30 oo. io Indianapolis about . By boat, plane idea for a revised type of jet en- jét planes and provide emergency p' m, tomorrow in Conkle West years ago. She lived at 504 Southnd "train, Bea : power. 1t would be controlled “by 16th St Funeral Home. He was 77. .erland Ave..She was a member

Say It's Too High; Cut Off $3 Billion

By United Press WASHINGTON, May 12 Con-

gressional tax writers said today a $7 billion increase should be

gine has so impressed, Air Force 5 the pilot; who could shut it off ‘ i S : : ~engineera~that they have invited when not needed and thus con- Born In Switzerland County, Bf the Fim Baptist_Chyseh, ute him to make a personal explana- serve fuel. Ind., Mr. Ash moved to Indian- vivors. \ tion. Maj. Jacob Solomons of ‘the apolis in 1805. He lived for 18 .

Ronald Wheeler, eighth-grade Rome Air Base said Ronald was years at 3626 Creston Dr, and! SOR ot Hick Far Hon ol “on the right track,” but, needed the last two years in Greensburg. Expert Says Women ¢

will go to Griffiss Air Force Base, employed . by the Have Edge in Bridge A

Allie has herded ogether her cast or tonight's omgdy hour WFBM -TV, 7 .m,) Beatrice ust arrived from

more knowledge of metal stresses. He was last

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ingland by ship, omedian Victor Mi oor e choohooed in from Jollywood, and

inger ‘Dick would be necessary to keep the His science teacher, Mrs. Esther the same idea for ‘“some time” Survivors include two. step-Tgex.” = = _ mein Taymes game by government from going into the Wilcox, liked the ‘plans Ronald the sources said. ;daughters, Mrs. Eunice Merz and| Mr, Gotén sald women have the | Sh red in the 1952 fiscal year start- iréew up for “a “science fair and “ ‘Mrs. Viola Fischer, : both of edge on men in playing the game ton, "Show : 3 Ronald sald a desire “to do . | oa oy n New York. ing July 1. : : wrote to the air base. The base thi Affferent” soot Sanapolis; two step sons, Wil-|phecause they are “less vain” and But members of the House FOR THE SPORTSMAN—The first new Nash Healey Sports Car to be released fo any dealer called her, asking that she send Somel yn t n oA hob a L. Reed, Indianapolis, and ‘more studious players.” a/ Ways and Means Committee in the U.S. is due at Indianapolis Nash Tuesday. It will be placed on display at the Indianapolis Cus- them along. About a week ago sclence projects prompted [2/8g¢; Ivan Reed, Columbus, O.i The Philadelphia expert is he . Switéh to viewed the matter differently. Ronald received an invitation to turn his attention to jet engines and a sister, Mrs. Mary Wilker- for the 10th annual Alab

me caught many workers off rehearsal sched- ». The situation ntator John of a, story coneisler.

| violinist A was riend when they re where a fine ‘ith mouths open . were arranged gr su ddenly it the fish, then anion's arm and vens! That rehould be playing

- Truman's $71.6 billion budget by] | | Leisons at least $3 billion and perhaps By : | al'Plan ~" Achy, THe Tus Srsaay baron “We bought our G-E in 1930. “We bought our G-E in 1931, gordien fee ’ It is still giving us excellent serv- have never spent a penny for’ { Expect More Revenue ice!” Mrs. Marie C. Snyder, repairs!” Mrs. Lonnie G. BowN CENTER TWO: Federal revenue should | 2414 Lindsay Street, Chester, Pa. man, Aberdeen R.F.D. #2, ESD FLOOR) run higher than the $58.1 billion] Maryland.

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‘holding acting on the resigna-

on a pay-as-you-go basis for another year. ) President Truman requested a $10 billion rise saying that much

They believed that if their tenta-| tive plans for a $7 billion increase | are approved by Congress, a bal-| anced budget, or close to it, will result. i

Propose Tax Hikes

To make up the proposed $7 billion increase, they tentatively proposed to boost individual income taxes by $2.9 billion, corporation income taxes by $2,080, 000,000, excise taxes by about $1.5 billion, and then to tap miscellaneous other sources for about $500 million. | Here is the way they figure this will be enough to keep the budget | in balance: . ONE: Congress should cut Mr. |

estimated by Secretary of the) treasury John W. Snyder. THREE: A $7 billlon tax in-| erease would come ‘within $1.6] billion of closing the gap between | a budget of $68.6 and revenue of | $60 billion. When the Ways and Means Committee resumes its work on| the tax bill Monday, it will consider a 2-cents-a-pack increase in cigaret taxes. The Treasury asked, that the cigaret tax be increased 8 cents—from the present 7 to 10 eents a pack.

Nimitz Group Seeks to Resign

—8-Of 9- Members - Ready to Quit

By United Press WASHINGTON, May 12 — President Truman disclosed today that eight of nine members on the Nimitz Commission on Internal Security have subrhitted

Senate committee blocked legislation needed for the commission to operate. Mr. Truman wrote to Chairman Pat McCarran, (D. Nev.), Senate Judiclary Committee, announcing he is with-

tions to give the tani ted a chance to reconsider “waiver” legislation yoted down Apr. 30. ork of Group : The commission, headed ' by Adm. Chester W. Nimitz, was created Jan. 23 to study measures to protect the United States from sibversive attacks and at the game time preserve individual "Iberties. | The committee has been unable to function because of a law which bars individuals who retain their private connections from serving the federal government, even on a part-time basis. The House approved a waiver, but the! Senate committee voted it down,| 8 to 3. Sabmit Resignation ‘As a result, all members of the commission have now submitted resignations except Harvey 8S. Firestone Jr., who is out of the country. Adm. Nimitz was among those who resigned. In requesting that Mr. McCarran resubmit the issue to his eommittee, Mr. Trunian noted that fn the past, Congress, without . question, has granted the waiver to a number of other indi-} viduals and federal bodies including the Hoover Commission on Government Reorganization.

Funeral Tomorrow For Stella M. Miller

Mrs. Stella M, Miller, who died] Friday in her home, 1980 Clark Rd., will be buried in Crown Hill{ Cemetery following services at 9| am tomorrow in St. Christopher's Catholic Church, of which she was a member. She was 64. Born in Owen County, Mrs. Miller moved to Indianapolis two years later. Her only immediate survivor is a daughter, Mrs, Emma Martin, Indianapolis.

Rites for Mrs. Rohe

Held at Her Home Services for Mrs. Bertha Rahe,

who died yesterday in her home,|

6031 E. ‘St. Joseph St., will be at 3 p. m. Tuesday in Shirley Brothers Irving Hill Chapel. Burfal will be in Washington Park. 8he was 75. ; Survivors include two daughters, Mrs. Alma French and Mrs. Freda Brown; a sister, Mrs. Alma

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Rome, N. Y., early next week to discuss his plans and {illustrations learned that Alr Force engineers

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