Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 February 1952 — Page 4

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* SATURDAY nights are ‘treats to Jerry, Gregory and _ Terry Artérburn. A . They sleep under a quilt § “too nice to use” for 60 years, at the home of their grandmother, & ‘Mrs, Charles R. White, 854 N. _Bherman Dr. The quit was made by the boys’ great-grandmother, Mrs. Mary Ann Crane, in her log cabin near Jewett, Ill.

MRS. WHITE wasn't so lucky when she was a girl. . She watched her grandmother sew gix months on the Pine Bur design quilt. She hurried home from school, a mile and a half over fields with snow drifted fence-deep, to watch it being made. While her grandmother quilted, she pretended the quilt spread over frames was her

playhouse. But Mrs. White, then Mary Weaber, never slept under the

blue and white quilt. Her grandmother, as did housewives of that period, “kept back for company” their prize handwork. When Mary Weaver went to bed, she crawled in under the comfort made from scraps of her dresses, up under the eaves, el THE BLUE and white quilt with 86 delicate pieces in each of its blocks, became Mrs. White's

R. White.

They Sleep Under a ‘Too Nice to Use’ Quilt

‘NO WRESTLING, NOW'—{Left to right) Jerry, Gregory and Terry Arterburn snuggle {i under quilt made by their great-grandmother. | "Go easy," says their granimother, Mrs, Charles

property, after her grandmother’ 8 death. Mrs. White wrapped it in paper

year. But "she never used it until ; her grandson came along. ., She tried to copy the Pine Bur design and succeeded. But she

has not been able to join the] But mammas who stay

quilt on Saturday nights are sons k h t of Mrs. Don Barber, of 3705 junk they have the mos ‘Brookside Parkway, 8. D. Terry, 7, and Jerry, 10, go to

fication.

year on mothers who stay

stead of getting a job,

bonus because they don’t h

raise the

Lots of people are griping today] about Indiana's tax system.

Indiana's Gross Inconie Tax acSchool 54. Brother Gregory is 2. tually levies an extra $12.50 a

" Veterans who have moved to other states actually get an extra application.

pay the bonus surtax levied to money to show the

'joint earnings. The joint income)

h ome of a man whose wife keeps the

blocks, as her grandmother did. and take care of the kids and |home going is subject only to al The three lucky boys under the/veterans who remain Hooslers| [$1000 exemption.

Justi-|

[year All Hoosiers who served in {World War II are entitled to home| eventual bonuses of $15 for each

and take care of the children In- month served overseas and $10!

for each month spent in the

ave to

arms ve State Tax Levy Hits Mamma

A husband and wife both work- |Indiana or moved |ing get a total exemption on their|giate—where he is no longer sub-|

ject to Indiana taxation.

|stayed

The

The Hoosier in Indiana The tax equivalent of that extra | fourth of 1 per cent on all his;

: {exemption amounts to $12.50 alearnings in excess of $10000 a| year to help finance the bonus. |

ex-Hoosier

nothing.

And the veteran who moved here from another state after! the war gets no bonus, He's taxed! States—providing they filed an [to pay the bonus to other vet-| lerans—both those who remained The bonus is payable whether and those who moved out of the the veteran returned to work in!state.

veteran pays

veteran

to another

| | i

who | one- | |

pays

- day night, Mar, 13 in the Fair|

“show will go to charity with the |

She'll Be Only 112

# Signed the Emancipation Procla-|&

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state's “appreciation” for services in World War II.

CALLS ON PRESIDENT == Stanton Griffis, former ambassador fo Spain, leaves White House after a conference with President Truman. Mr, Griffis said the President assured him he recognizes the "wisdom and necessity” of carrying out plans for military bases in Spain despite Mr. Truman's “feeling” about the Franco regime.

You Can Order Your lce-O-Rama Tickets by Mail

Tickets for the sixth annual Times Ice-O-Rama show Thurs-|:

Grounds Coliseum may be or dered by mail ‘now. Again . the proceeds from the

Infantile Paralysis Fund shar-| ing in the profits.

Prices for the two-hour ice ex travaganza in which more than| 400 amateur Indianapdlis skaters! of all ages will take part wills be the same as in previous shows: |

Box ‘and parquet chairs, $1.20; north and south side mezzanines, | 8 85 cents; east end mezzanine, op- |} posite the stage entrance, 60! cents. Prices include tax. Every || seat is reserved. |

Air Force Orders

New Jet Bomber

WASHINGTON, Feb. 9 — The Alr Force said today orders have been placed for a “limited” number of reconnaissance versions of the Navy's new twin-jet light bomber, the Douglas A3D. Designed to fly between 600 and 700 miles per hour, the new bomber has swept back wings and carries a crew of three.

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