Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 August 1952 — Page 26

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Fidelit EF County Council Sets 5% Ceiling On ‘53 Pay Hikes

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Illinois Central Denied Rejects Pleas Your Times Carrier— Atterbury Has Police Hunt ‘Fence’ Dehy 38th Division Faces Early: Call

———————— - The ly. Se in Washington it,” a key officer said. OFFICE Bond Sale Proposal Pays His Way In Teen Age Thefts today spiked rumors that the The office of Brig. Gen. Rob-

Yio Sr : . ' State Police are searching for 38th Division, Indiana National inson Hitchcock, Indiana adujant WASHINGTON, Aug. 20 (UP) " 8 SUPPLIES The Interstate Commerce Com- Through School Int ay; the “fence” who buys stolen items Guard has been marked for mo- general, also tossed verbal cold ’ 7

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3 “There is no word of truth in Indianapolis today. SIALTIAL y nf the Illinois Central Railroad : ‘ Mars Hill area. - . . - . p Sever; hants in this area Co. to sell $62.000.000 of consoli- ; everal mer GREETING CARDS a [ese Ime 7 aera marghate in this ares dated morgage bonds without . Police say point to teen-agers DECORATIONS AND ompetitive bidding By JOHN V. WILSON Monday night police rounded up FAVORS The New York banking firm of The Marion County Council TMi Roy Aug oq [0Ur juveniles in connection with LEATHER GOODS Halsey Stuart & Co. and the Fed- 10day set a ceiling of 5 per cent For 10 years Roasands of eit of 50 carions nf cigare!s and | | eration for rallway Progress and on pay raises for 1200 county ilies have a oe Jean Ie ! three rolls of pennies taken from | I DRAFTING the Justice Department protested. Jobholders next year base that doBan't ly i rial White's Super Market, Farns- | MATERIALS The © - said st Anda The council decided to tie the = : i niall. worth St. and Mars Hill Ave | | oe Hg oa t Ae wage hike to the cost of living Camp Atterbury, 10 years old Their ages range from 16 | | noLang mm he pret n man ®! index and set aside a fund ‘or this year, never has been dedi- through 18. The 18 - year - old, | conditions which are not faver-i,.,". i; pay cated nor formally opened as a james J. Pruitt, faces a charge of | FY I i ible for the sale of railroad bonds, | Vg training center SA burglary th | | 4 of the rating assigned to the con- hder the plan the council will : second-degree burglary in ie | FE PENNSYLVANIA tid an olidat et ort . bonds i authorize across -the - hoard 'n- Nearly every one knows the Beech Grove Magistrate Court, | olicateqa morigag » _ creases next year -if it determines base has a birthday this year. The other three were turned | | ——y the high pay is necessary. : But no one is sure just when. over to Juvenile Court. | Dear Homemakers: by LOUIS RAINIER I r No Appointment Necessary In Jaopung Dr policy ine A nw Three birth dates hold popular | Is your living room dated? Many. homemakers ; council turnec own for at least Lt ” favor : i ivi . ‘ today want to bring their living rooms up to date, but PL-5000 2 Dr. DAVID TAVEL four months all requested pay ’ Many civilians consider Aug. when they approach the task they find themselves | iil Faises In the, 1953 budget. : AF 15, 1942, “official. That's when faced with a variety of furnishings completely unrelated | ———— Optometrist : If we determine the infla- 2 ceremonies were held to activate | in design, period and feeling. Wedding presents . . . | tionary trend is such that the ‘ the 83d Infantry Division, first | family heirlonins and comfortable old pieces bought With Offices at present salary schedule fs not... «Takace is using Indian- DIZ unit to train here. | " r ape and cherished for sentimental reasons. This "The Vision Center” realistic. we will be able to grant apulis Times route earnings to Most military men prefer June | ig Bau or a andieap, It's calor arrangement overall | ‘rTeaAsSes yes p “@ ‘ 9 at’ ne p 0 we J § ap. . ¢ . inc rea ie ; next year from this pay his way through Cathedral 2, 1942. That's when the first | design that dates your room. By selecting just a few | 47 Monument Circle fund,” Council President Scot! prio School. where he is a fresh. Written order was issued by the g 3 + By * g Jus 1 Newt to the Ci Theol Ging explained. Hip. camp's commander. In the serv- : | new modern pieces and double dating them with your ext to the Circle Theatre The salary problem was the A" ...ier of one year, Loulg de. ice. the first general order indi- Want to aive that airl of I old furniture You.can erente b gracious ye pattern ol | Hours: Mon thru Sat, 8.30.5:30 first big hurdle passed today as livers on Holmes Ave. from 10th ates a “station is open for busi- nurs a real treat) | utility and charm, An insignificant wall with two Convenient Terms Open AH Doy Wednesdoy the council opened preliminary to Walnut Sts ness, | small windows becomes importantly effective with the | hearings on the 1953 budget. He i: a mewsher of the Junior. Other persons contend the A refreching meal :arved in | ingenious use of simple sill-length draw curtains—full | Eyes Examined Air-Conditioned Offices Glasses Fitted Previously. proposed pay raises Catholic Youth Organization, and birthday should have been obh- ol SF ast rach bree wall width. The old davenport has new slip covers to | N. 4 sought by county department ,¢tands the Holv Trinity Catholic Served May 28, the day Col. Wel- ne X : ang: 2h. 8 . match the new upholstered chair. The mahogany tier 1 ~— heads accounted for half of the Church ton M. Modisette, first camp com- phere of the Hawthorn Re | table and coffee table (wedding gifts) find themselves l $705,799 boost in the general Louis has twn brothers. and mander, arrived to set up head- taurant is a sure thing a | perfectly at home in their new setting. Come in and OPEN SATURDAYS fund budget lives at 028 W. 10th St. quarters in a farmhouse, | let us tell you how just a few new pieces can add : Pre total county budget. in i any hot summer cay. | freshness and sparkle to your room . .. bring it up } cluding the $4.047983 general BEAUTIFY YO v va | to date. During our sale vou have the opportunity to fund spending sheet, calls for a Dry Io Brocics tan ' UR jo y bo} 8 ’ 8 dn buy choice pieces at prices that vou would ordinarily | Thatn a De pax Dent you. Boy Badly Injured HOME! ood, popular prices, rapa [ pay for furniture of lesser quality. | 8 n increase o Do cents with Grits Hh an ibnit the . over the current rate. PITTSBURGH, Aug. 20 (UP) Miractive lino! Til ervice-every oou I Sincerely, LOUIS RAINIER and Stat? | ‘DID 2 — Eight-year-old William Murphy ractive Linoleum file busy Term I 14.yaar-c Most Dangerous Crook had 25 stitches in his face today for Bathroom and Kitchen! | Open Eves. Till 9 e # I page 19, * S . . . as proof that dry ice isn’t so hot LOW COST— I ; da | 1s help & : ought in California as a plaything. FREE ESTIMATES! Lighted Parking Area I o help Fencing ond Iron Railing — All Types I.OS ANGELES, Aug. 20 (UP) Billy put a piece of the steam- aa 76, I Agente of the FBI and Southern ing ice in a glass jar yesterday LOWEST PRICES . . .... . NO DOWN PAYMENT California law officers intensified and tightened the lid. A short MICKEY HARGITAY (0. RESTAURANT | FURNITURE CARPETS praPERiES | Material Only (Erect Your Own Fence or We Erect) their search today for William time latter the pressure of the 1716 N. Arlington | 4214 COLLEGE HU. 1376 East of . | Marle Martin, 42, stocky, scar-'vapor exploded the jar, and sev- HY. 0660 APPLIANCE STORE Call TA. 2434 1701 E. 38th : y, J ; N. 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