Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 July 1951 — Page 22

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES — WEDNESDAY, JULY 25, 1951

Dodge License Fee— ou re #1 Women Use Price ‘Veto’ To Ease Budget Strain ; . : : : Housewives are using their own| They nevertheless are making Find-the-Radie Game a os ne es own Hey priuriisets at esis .s 3 : pon ! with runaway prices. the power every consumer has to ° . : : As guardians of the family choose between competing brands ® EE ks y . "! budget, women in all parts of thelof similar articles that are sold i S Us roa 10 new : .. . k country are going in for value at varying prices. p ? — i WR | | (shopping. That simply means| If dissatisfied with one price, CANBERRA, Australia, July 25/turning from her shopping. dis-| ; : . {| [women are determined to get “the housewives buy another brand

(CDN) Post office inspectors are covered the radio gone and re-| ! |most for my dollar,” says the Bu- whose value is more to their lik. : reau of Education on Fair Trade, ing; the bureau reports. More-

again playing an annual “find- “ ” 4 the-radio” game with Aussie citi. [Ported its “theft” to police who hs 'adding that the price jumps on over, most manufacturers admit

zens who are busy hiding their 00D learned the truth from a red-| | : almost all merchandise puts quite that this veto is the most impor.

. i J y sets from inspectors’ eyes. {faced husband. | boa i : a burden on them. {tant factor in setting their prices, Says a federal law: Eyery citl-| Government warnings of “blit-| h zen who owns a radio Juhet Pay izes” on the license dodger, how. the government an ann “Wirg-' ver. are usually enough to bring) less license” fee of $2.25. If he’ t Je A ag is ng! owns more than one, he has to Ost citizens into ne.

shell out 51.12 more for each addi-| Within a week after this year's v Sparkling, Colorful

tional set. \warning, for example, 40,000 de-| : : 5k : : All these fees—totaling pearly linduent New South Wiles citizens | Glee i ag : PERMANENT BEAUTY {$5 million a year—help support, THEE up post o Hees to pay : ih a re i, A 'the Australian Broadcasting Com-/ {Pf "0 lv ege Of listening. to oR ma and for Bathrooms and Kitchens

mission. A noncommercial, gov- . | N 2H Nh i : . ‘ernment-subsidized national net-| They'll pay even more next year, | : : / with genuine clay

\work, it operates much along the —If they can’t figure out ways to, lines of Britain's BBC. dodge it, : {

So many Aussies balk at paying! With the ABC running heavily their radio license fees, however, in the red, the government plans that the government conducts a to boost “wireless license” fees by

nationwide “blitz” each year to another $1.75. ; ; ferret out “unlicensed” sets and! ee Ea a an al {make their owners pony: up. ‘Democratic Lawmakers | CITY INSPIRATION—Because they happen to be in London, Eng‘ace Maxi Fine . . i i Face $113 Maximum Fine Widow Leads in Vote land, Janet Body, left, and Hazel Grande, who are limbering up | License dbdgers, liable for a _| for a ballet dancing audition, have fashioned a London Bridge with maximum fine of $113, are hauled] MCKEESPORT Pa. July 25 their arms and legs. They were trying to toe the mark, hoping to into court where they are gener~ (UP) —Mrs. Vera Buchanan, pe chosen for a ballet in which they'd dance in Bikini swim suits. ally fined between $4 and $22. widow of Democratic Rep. Frank pus ee This year, as in the past, in-! Buchanan, piled up a lead of

Omg MS Whiskey 15 4 veaRs OL ” LING CO”! gpectors are finding householders .,. 0 5 40 1 today in th a RR BRR QuANES orsTi - trying all kinds of tricks to hide 9 oday in the- special

IND. wut 304s the fact that they own a radio— # or more than one. seat, Some radios have been ingeni-| An all‘out supporter of Presiously concealed in furniture by dent Truman, Mrs, Buchanan re-

owners or artfully disguised as ceived an overwhelming vote in : Tt) JF . clocks. Others are being found the heavy Democratic districts LW Dark Cotton Plaids hidden in closets, boxes and of Homestead and West Mifflin IER trunks, or behind fireplace screens, townships to take a commanding f | JHA Si 9 15 10 20 ! © Easy 00 keep clean : t-te izes. .....7-19, 1U- © Rosle chipping, marring, cracking

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One man, learning that Inspec- McKeesport. 98 @ For long term economy , , . It's tors were checking his neighbor- Unofficial returns in 75 out of it around town until he thought ¢ : : it safe to return home. i Te Reunsylvanta 3 Sigteiot ; RITZ STYLE SHOP | Tice 8 predomina i - pre ely .a mill area an WEGE MARBLE AND TILE COMPANY

asti p s radio o« ; hood, hastily dumped his radio yor precincts gave: Mrs. Bu- We'll be happy to rouin oat: That plot failed. Patient in-

. : fo heavily Democratic in registragpectors were waliti his door- ” . . spectors ng on his door-| 4 indes such. cok 1137 Shelby FR. 7011 | 927 Architects Building * PLaza 7531 * Indianapolis 4 Another householder visited by dominated steel towns as Home-§ Qpen 9-6 P. M. © Friday and Saturday Open Till 9 P. M.

inspectors suddenly excused him- stead, Clairton and Duquesne.

[self to “look in on my sick wife.” When he emerged from the bedroom a few minutes later he was wheeling a cart on which a cloth ® covered what seemed to be a jug and medicine bottles.

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3 2 A suspicious inspector whipped Every drop #5 off the cloth, however, revealing 4 a bedside radio for which the | householder had “neglected” to (buy a license. Another citizen—tipped off to 4 4 | an impending check-70 in his disYears old Ch J trict— rushed home, tore down his * y |aerial, put his radio in the car, and hid the set in a barn 12 miles

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