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"i f. -1 Friday, October is. 198 The Haimnond Times Eight States to Vote on Bonus! Vets Nov.j 2 Indiana is one of eight states which have a' referendum scheduled on a state veterans to a survey and analysis prepared by the Indiana State Chaster of Connerce and released today. ttn-states already have passed laws providing vet-eran states have rejected such proposals and lk others have taken no action on the ratter, the survey shows. Twenty states paid bonuses to world war I veterans.

The survey estimates there are 33,000 eligible himself clean before stepping into the tub." "Nobody," she wrote, "seems to heed the notice hung above the bathtub prohibiting the bathers from taking their towels into the water. Many women can be seen rubbing their legs and feet with dirty towels dipped into the almost muddy water." Japanese use their small, cheese-cloth towels for washrags and then use the same 'to dry off their bodies after the bath. We stern" Style Too Costly A more serious commentator, seeking a solutior to the disease problempaid the situation could not be corrected without government out that: The western style of bathing would be ideal, but is too costly for Japanese at present. Water filters would help, but are not available. A larger hot water supply would help, but the -fuel shortage makes that impractical.

-fa-1 1- A in uie state am if a law irere passed each would receive an average of 36. iTotal cost to the state be approximately Sii2, 000,000 vdnich musl be accumulated by direct taxation, according to the -Indiana constitution. i tax, increase in gross incone tax rate 3, net tax and real estate and gross incorre tax over a period of years are ways, in rtiich the bonus could be financed, according to the survey. Indiana voters in the general elections Nov. 2 will vote on a soldier's bonus referendum and will be ask-, ed to suggest a method of financing.

Voters may ignore the suggestion's for raising the money without invalidating their ballots, the declared. Research. Supervisor, Speaks Before Area Metals Society Howard Cross, supervisor of research on high-temperature materials at Battelle guest speaker Tuesday at the monthly meeting of the Calumet chapter of the American society for metals. He told of new methods in treating high temperature alloys. Over 100 metallurgists and others' connected vdth metallurgical industries in the Calumet region heard Cross tell of the pioneering work in this country on the creep properties of metals at high temperatures.

The din-ner-meeting was held at a Hammond restaurant, Llany of Cross.1 studies on metals and related subjects have been reported in numerous publications appearing in technical journals. He has been, connected with the Battell Memorial institute for the past 19 years. He is currently serving as secretary of the Joint ASE.I-AS1E committee on the effect of temperature on the properties of metals, and is a member of the AS HI papers and publications committee. Bie Calumet chapter of the society embodies metallurgists from 26 Calumet region industries, The society has a membership of over 2f0. P.H.

is chairman and C. J. Hunter is technical chairman A 1 A 0 I 3 4 IS I 1 Do you have 'Confidence in your 1 VP- C5 Mens' Fall Suits from $47.50 Public Baths In Japan. But Unhealthy TOKYO (INS) Japanese health experts are attacking Japan's traditional. chummy public baths as a source of disease.

The public bathhouse in Japan is the social They say a nan's just acouple of dollars worth of common chemicals but once he gets inside of a distinguished looking suit he is a man of the world, a gentleman, supercharged with cosf idence, ability and energy. -Won't you come in and let us build up your ego? Our prices are much lower than those of leading psychiatrists. center of many communities, just asthe public well or market place used to be the social center of many western villages or neighborhoods. and children bathe together in the Japanese baths, often attending in family groups. -t) 1 1 fil I MMB i V- GLEN PLAID SUITS have that enviable (eBndy: ft CHRISTMAS jik look of Success K- jV A Sose ien sees to breathe 41 Xfc -'-Z fi (Oji assurance.

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in the auditorium of the Masonic Temple in Hammond. "Youth for Christ" rallys are especially designed for the 'The golden moments of music are the high spots of the Saturday night' rallys. The program is sponsored by the youth of. the Calumet region churches. Ifenneth of TON I TWINS AT GOLDBLATT STORE They're off and run-; ning in the "TONI EERBY" at Goldblatt's Hammond-Store.

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