Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 April 1952 — Page 31

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THURSDAY, APR. 10, 1052 — : . THE. INDIANAPOLIS TIMES is roi: PA

Today «Business House Clamps Vid of 46 Billion On Def ens

Slashes 12.3% The White Eggs off jes 125 A Bit of Freedom Ootlined In Withholding Taxes

Color Better [Forces Plans , So you're unhappy about with-| {drop one dependent from the exe

WASHINGTON, Apr. 10 (up) |~~The House voted yesterday to holding taxes. | emption lst. An exhaustive si dy be By Harold Hartley You're dissatisfied when youl by taxpayers who inadvert--tly :

: [clamp a lid of $46 billion on de-! WHITE EGGS cost more now, about 6 cents. |fense spending in the 12 months 100k at the withholding figure on (losed TI aout Si Te oe

{starting July 1 after ordering a But the brown eggs, same size, just as good, will be 9.2 per cent slash in President! your oe pu 'n refunds by this method—often in ell, the Interna evenue refunds.

knocked down to 43 cents, as a lure for the Easter food Truman's new budget requests. | bi

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business. | The bill was passed by voice, Bureau has fixed things so you| s vote and sent to the Senate after, Sas ean do somethin about that! De does sviar Teter Jook |members, on a roll call vote, gure. 8 Wet, Tired Gls Tro a py aay asks whether a company isn't us- affirmed 220 to 130 an earlier ten- You ear fnereases it anytime A it Criti ; 2 Tew traces of gg doo aay ang ling part of its high-bracket tax'tative decision to impose the NOU A dv Te wa que : ents’ fingers in a t 5 ni oney wo hay more var, |spending limit. Sponsors and op-| get the boss to go along with FT. HOOD, Tex. Apr. 10 (UP) 2 DRIVES day mornin wun {ponents of the limit differed as, Be es. 8 | Tired, wet and, cold American i 8. | THE LINCOLN ELECTRIC CO. to its effect. 1051 Law Cited ‘soldiers, veterans of the huge

| YEARS" .8. a ‘in Cleveland fought it out. The, The spending limit would pe) |make-believe “atomic war” called

and Dustiess ' ) MG COLORING jas mepped company has a liberal incentive 12.3 per cent below what the holting ont poeen fixed %0 Exercise Longhorn, waited in a PT AERVIUE Plain dipping Is old-fashioned, | rem: And for 10 years it hasiarmed forces had planned to lay! Withholding can be reduced. |yory real rain today for the brass CTION CO. Now You get cutouts, ap a/Deen” squabbling with the revenue out in fiscal ¥953 to operate the This bit of freedom of decisionito tell them how they performed. HAC crayons. you you've got mA boys its right to pay more for Army, Navy and Air Force and : in tax matters is wrapped up In, The king-sized operation, i tion, you can make an egg look more production, to buy new planes, tanks and’ last year's tax law revisions. It's/which raged on land and in the MN like anything in the world, ex- Lincoln Electric won: A “15+ other wéapons. supposed to keep the taxpayerjair over 18,000-square miles of g eept an es. judge Tax Court has given in-| Cut to $46 Billion {from coming up short every Mar. Texas countryside, was called off TH = centive pay the nod. | President Truman bad askedl 15, owing more taxes than he hagiyseterday: 18 hours ahead of i WHEN You oy our half, - a. 8 |$50,021,022,770 for the militar money to pay. . (schedule. § ham, be sure the Hi a half., BUT NOT until Lincoln [services next year. The Horse All the wage earner has to do It Gen. William M. Hoge, di- § If the ad says a “shank por-| Electric had shown that |with economy leaders firmly fn 1-wgree-witie-the- boss, in writing, rector of Exercise Longhorn, the ix tion” instead of a “half,” the through extra pay for-extra control, trimmed this to $46,207,- that more ‘money {s to disappear|Pation’s largest military ma- $ price will be unbelievably low,| Work, it had raised the pro- 177.544. trom the paycheck as withholding Je" decreed a, “cease fire” at § and so will the amount of meat) duction per worker 15.3 per | The lawmakers then slapped a tax. i gi you get, | cent per year, had reduced its limit of $46 billion on the on i 's all there is to it. but hel ve of th ore Tien Ie } " prices 50 per cent, and had of money the services actually! bureau doesn't expect the aver-iyolved 115,000 men and two Alr y

CHOCOL ATE Sabnies. marsh-| doubled the wages usually paid. ‘may spend during the 12 months i _— na ; , i fo age workingman to trip over him- porces, will be held at 11 a. m.

mallow chickens moved early, to! Good men, at better pay, are period. The Defense Department I Eta Ch 4 JH he Shine p be hidden in the top of clothes the cheapest always. pay had estimated that it would on Ha x: : Sots) isin jielt I ts boss’ office tomorrow. " Closets dni Saturday Hight, Then They earn their extra money, spend about 352.5 billion, Ona Sree Teluohat (enough to his tax bill as it is. 5 ne CLEARING . | e a ropriacions ure re nite TESS eienholn { ott Ka. Kr 8 0 NA ah Ee 8,305.000 velind. chairs. unary ofar snd TS Tore. {resents pop put Se the De- SEEING THE TOWN—A tour through the Capital was one of the highlights of the trip to Wash. Besides, its much easter 10 Justine’ 0h ss ian 3 beds, in radio cabinets, book-'Kroger's Way fense Department's checking ac-| ington taken this week by 162 Times carriers. Sens. Homer E. Capehart and William E. Jenner and cases—for the big egg hunt in § : [cbunt by Congress. The spending Rep. Charles Brownson met the carriers on the Capitol steps. & oo { thudding pajama feet Sunday| COMPANIES aren't always jimit governs the amount OF | = remeron rp em n $ a i morning—such breathless excite- hunting dollars. money which can be withdrawn down: several hundred cholce Nos. 1 and * wi 3 { Hept-lremenbess A lot of them support col- from the account which aiready Hog Prices Up At Yords Here 2. $17.10-17.28. choice 250-215 pounds 316. | AE leges, kick in heavily to charities, | contains billions from previous Fre tH 183s: Jo. [And Tam pound | ge 3 1 YE BIGGEST rem this year are| They invest in upgrading of man! years. | Although trading became less All slaughter class cattle were apout steady: choice 300- ~438 pounds $a so. | INSURANCE SERVICE 2 marshmallow eggs packed in a himself. lactive. later today, bulk choice Steady, Commercial and good 1335. 425-625 pounds §13.50-14.50; few | ‘

“ . : _imixed yearlings and heifers sold regular egg carton. Like “Cas-| I am thinking of something Local Stocks and Bonds light and medium weight bar at $27.56-31. Utility and od Cai sigally:. moll. Tot dlngehieg

t Big - oria,” children cry for them be-|Kroger's does, quietly, each year. rows and gilts remained 25-50 mercial cows had a price range indo’ + Meefs ‘and mined yegriinks mpatly IC

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cause the catton looks just like Mt gives tuition money in land ” —Abr. 10, 1952 cents higher than yesterday at De down aT and a a Imurants programs; advies ti ss pn ond ull facili the cartons mothers buy. grant colleges to 86 young men American Loan 5% . .... gy Askes 1 e Indianapolis Stockyards, Of $2050-24. Odd head good sheleeH and “neiters 4 50-510 utility 1 ote tvattiony {American States Class A ..... 66 Ca {bulls were selling at $26.50-28.| and ‘commercial cows #20.50- 3: ew $28 . The egg breakfast is coming and women each year. | American States DIA... 2% | A top bid of $17 was made on ‘Vealers were selling $1-1.50 high. | chaners and “cutters 318-20.50 dy Slong-te wil be Sunay. I hay « x SVE Sole om Life 18 Joholee 170.260. pound _parkers.|, lus, yotorday, S| EHS BA ald Bi GRAIN DEALERS MUTUAL AGENCY, INC. an uncle who ate a “dozen even,” BUSINESS must operate at a ‘Belt RR A Stk vis com :''%u 1815! Hogs, 240 pounds down, were sell- y di good Jutom Hae" fo firong, Jagger trade! p ., scrambled on each Easter morn-|profit. And it takes a good eye| RC Lu Pid reas 2 85% ing largely at $16.75 up. Choice , 1io%" uot huik “hotce light “and medium | Chole and prime $34- Poonmercial ah 1752 North Meridien Street WAbash 3456 ing. to see the profit ii this, since jt Bobbs:-Merrii «lan .1a 1 Wy |300-425- pound sows sold at $14.50- weight barrows and gilts sold early 35-50 S000 F141 cull and utinfy "418-30, most2 is done so modestly, © |Conibn cs ones wn is [15.25 ett hptrr ie Tit wunet ake; ape wooly amu: a cong) = IF I ATE a dozen eggs, I think Circle Theater com .......... 80°.) A : I'd break out in feathers, And! oi onto gr i Commonweslth Loan 4% pd. » Ld you might, 100; Joseph B. Hall, Ne a ic Gimmie Rng fam J You might even cackle. “ |Cummins Eng pfd .... . : dent, is a far-seeing man. Delta Elec com 18 tern ind Tele 8'pfd . fe Down Under I lunched with him over in the Eouitabie Securities wa “ : ; : Lincoln Hotel a year or 80" ago.| Family p nance aon 10, i. + 3

A SHORT TELEPHONE chat yg has what I like to call the family

with Bob Webber who has theiup.,ag view.” ERC oo Co com

Web! i t z - ~ Weber Appl ance store at 2740| that no dotlar ati bi) ant igoss £1 a i ; 9 ® 2 ; He sells sure-footed home freez- Spent or 3 worn way without ing Ame tel 3 2 id ar : a el 1 S e 1 10 1 1 ; return in strange ways, but nd: : 1 ; : : ; ers, which he builds himself, and always it pays off. na Mine a pia hevets Co wo

brand name appliances. But out ind Telephone

back of his store, bigger things 88 & Indpls Ath Club Realtr Co ag happen. . Vige 8%! FIRST OF ALL, the boys and indp is "Pow 8 a or 0 2

He is moving deeper into indus-|Birls who get the scholarships, | polis Water com’

i. . o * , and their parents and relatives, indianapolls Water {fy of. 2 tia freezing, and 1 don't mean think well Pa Kroger’s. jeftersas National” La, ot H iy 4 O l e 1 10 S EWS . Iv a. n s » = Then, when these boys .and ata .. ve 8 : e © 2 y U1 MRDOTAtEn «itive Pk hi ? t . uy 3

TEMPERATURE has become|girls get out of school, they'll Lyn HH ‘ one of industry’s most useful nearly always be top students. 38% tools, in testing materials, making They're hand-picked. Se a \ steel harder, shrinking closely- a. 8 8 108 £ fitted parts into place to stay a HERE ARE NO strings to the | do a lifetime. scholarships. But I strongly sus- | N- Ind pid... 26% 2 Pub Serv 4.56 ptd ... z 26% | yi . 5 * . . I keep track of him. He keeps pect when they get their diplo- Proxress Laundry com’ ....... 21 ‘ 2211] eep track of him. Tie keepaiPect When they got their’ apie fofza iy tap 1. BB the folks who go to church in Indianapolis (and . for temperature down under 100 they'll think of Kroger’s first. |Ross ier Commit 3% in ™ a i E hep ae ES degrees, some as low as 190. | Kroger's didn’t plan it that|So Ind G & E c ARURGNE | ENE 14 +h FX , : Stand I won't use names, but some of way. But good deeds and good |5%.59 J & E485 bid Se i at's nea rly everybody) naturally turn to ES CL the biggest names in industry are dollars, never fail. Stokely- Yan, Camp. bid reves 17% : i : 1 3 beginning to rely on his knowl-| It is that unseen thing called Terre Haute’ Maleanls . 18 | 3 edge of that strange world which| faith, which works in mysterious Unitea Ieienhone 5% otd dy lives far below the zero point. ways. Union TI te deni. 61 84 His is a native genius. He . BONDS Tearned it himself. So did Edison. Glimpses Alien. 2. Steen oe ia . American Loan 4%s85 .. 2 esas Wadesville's Way A NEW CANDY is sweeping American Shh laos x : , {the country, called “Honeysuck- Bastian Moley 55 61 ........ 87 - ; i I SAT BESIDE Indiana Bell's »”» ; . | Batesville Tele Co 4'%s . 96 . h J a . d back les,” non-fattening, throat sooth-| gait Gi leer 58 58 . “ % ] Monte” Kahlo a few ays ACK: ing tongue teasers, made in Little Ch of Com Bids tas 61 = » § He told me an amazing story. River (Miami), Fla., by the Cobbs |Eouitabis Securities. $40... “ ‘ : Little telephone companies ha¥®Co. . . . Texaco pinned 11 for 30 BA ol Cl 8 ey . ; Times Church Editor 8 asd time ralaing he money 10ers Sorvicn. Waiter Hochull BBL wiSEitur Lgl 4.1% | 'iput 'em on in frent of 94 veteran |jhGP}S Tatwaye of ne" the ew and Taster Jnetiods: he ata ’ fod Asso Talay : . ] expensive equipment. ot oO H The chef at Uhl's, first block Langsenkamp 6s 48 .. : them are stuck with what they south on Illinois, is packing ‘em |CaBeE Aria Co Bs 88... 4 : . » yy in with his special ham sandwich, Traction Terminal Ss 57 .... 88 92 ¥ y , ta lip-smacker . . . Bebouts Chii ILE He ts School has a big colony(P roduce SN : : 1 Posey County, 16 miles from Ev-(0f French Canadians .. . Ad “geen Cincinnati: conmumer srades| To learn it first, and as usually, most completely. : a

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new TV sets aimed at the PoO-|jrown’ mix 35-$8Vac: wholesale grade |

anvil, bite er miral’s hitting the market with 21 vu. s A large, ont hs pe Fk

itiea] convention pull, and: priced- commercial graded 40 per cent extra | § along the town’s few elm-shaded | rge white 36-38c: brown mix 35-37c: streets. But soon this village will current” receipts cases exchansed 30. el For more than 13 years Mrs. Milner has reported the

have a modern dial telephone sys- three Jacobs brothers, Gor-/| lower for current receipts; offerings libtem, as fast, and as efficient as/don, Arthur and Jerome, who run| o Ehickens Commercially grown trvepe)

the big cities. [the Jacobs Men's Store at 9 KE. 8:29¢, het Teas Hobe: hens light 18-4 ‘ : va g 2 un ..% | Ohio St. are expanding to hpi] Tt ary Lc. emand for tob] news of all the churches in town, of whatever kind or i

3-pound yer ights: | IT DIDN'T borrow the money. space, absorbing the Board of fens if Aig Wg top ‘price for small | )

The town raised it,’some $45, Trade billiard parlor, They're!'0l§ of fancy auality, = re 6c: prem)

that's a Pry FH TAT ae Ter i ES ent er Tet J ere creed. Pastors praise her deep understanding and respect for all faiths. n ple .to other towns which have riding togs, and military except U. S. Statement

‘been limping along, with one hand for uniforms. de CTC en { : ¢ . . . / on Washingtons shoulder. . ow pe SEINGTON._ fur, 10 UP Grover: - Churchgoers depend on her for authentic information of their own, and Wadesville picked up its own, FORD MOTOR CO. is naming Tih ear pro Wty 8 compared check, got what it wanted. lits new 647-foot ore ship for the his Year Last Year : \ Expenses $49,363 442 803 $31,248,287.719 { youngest brother, William Cla eceipts 5,853, 806,88. 1403.245.007 | . . $0 . i Good Man, Good Pay [1 oriE’o ve ready next year . Sirois Ew a iE their neighbors, religious affairs. } efic - , ¢

'E ALWAYS insisted that I hear luncheon club speakers Cash Balance 5.881.950.0865 7.992.700.3185 | I HA Public Debt 257.329.408.913 254.861.472.793 | ub t 4 4 when a man works harder, he wolfing because they don't get Golq reserve “23.290. 687.167 "21.806.530.704

ought to earn more money. That’ s| enough time. Too much lost in

common sense. |noontime highjinks. One speaker, Local Truck Grain Prices “So companies rig up ways to| hired:for $200, had only fivernin-: __

pay men for doing more work. |utees left when they got to him. Truck wheat, $2.36 . . ‘ie : — They're called incentive systems. He gave them the air, and they Ba Note, while torn, $1.12 Now sss IN the midst of the great Christian Holy Week and Easter “on | But the Internal Revenue often gave him the check. a ALT Ry corn, $1.67 : d

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