Indianapolis Times, Volume 45, Number 55, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 July 1933 — Page 17

JULY U. 1931

LABOR SEEKS BENEFIT UNDER RECOVERY PLAN Organize to Combat Drive of Industry to Keep 40-Hour Week. BY RI'TII FINNEY Time* Special Writer WASHINGTON, July 14.—Labor men organized today to obtain greater benefits under the industrial recovery act. Frankly disappoint! and in their representation during negotiation of the cotton textile code which resulted in agreement on a forty-hour work week and a sl2 and sl3 minimum wage, members of the recovery administration’s labor advisory boarrl laid plans for doing research work of their own, making its results available during preliminary code negotiations, and presenting it in impressive form at all code hearings. Dr William Leiserson of Antioch college is to be in charge of the work and will remain in Washington as liaison officer between the labor advisory board and other branches of the recovery administration. Such skilled advisors as Dr. Paul H. Douglas of the University of Chicago are to be asked to assist in studies of particular industries, and a worker in each industry is to be designated by the board to help in presentation of the case.

KROGER'S “co me-out-of-the-kitchen” SUMMER FOOD VALUES Prepare three meals a day and still enjoy leisure. That’s the summer thing to do. Come out of the kitchen. You can—by coming to _ . Kroger’s. Here you’ll find intriguing varieties of cooling foods for July IAX FREE, meals that can be prepared in a jiffy—menus that especially appeal to summer appetites. ■■■ ■ A few suggestions are given here and Kroger shelves offeT many more. I fill Kroger service is timed for hot weather shopping—quick and courteous. I ILm I • And remember—you can always save by shopping at Kroger’s. While our present store stocks last we , . —,. _ are offering TAX FREE FLOUR. As JALK r ROST PURE CANE Jfl soon as this stock is exhausted a tax a ■ jq *1 I Sf ** JB i* of 18c a 24-lb. bag will be placed on SUGAR IZ2 D4 ' SAVE AT , 10 VOTES W.TH EACH LB. _ £ Country C | ub 3 g c Rl I I Lh Quality Flour, 24-Lb. Bag, 85c. I ll n and J Pastry Flour 5 a 24c Country Club. A ■■■** F Gold Medal 2 SJi b SI.OS uUAr ufllro B “ EZBake ssi.os MAXWELL HOUSE mm nr\CCCC flCc cracker sale LUr rLL JTESL, Tm I-lb. Pkg. Soda Crackers 15c fj| Country Club Layer Cake 25c I-lb. Pkg. Graham j tm- i; MmWIU Meats to pineapple square, 20-oz. cake. CrSCkCfS ISC Delight Hot Eagle Brand Can 20c Total Value 30c Weather Condensed Milk. Appetites Wheaties 13c ah OOp Pot Roast Semi 2 pkg. tops tor Babe Kutb book. for taWV DFC* C r ’" r Ift Camay Soap 3 Bi * ,s 15c Qttr Chuck Lb. I IJC Funny Mask Free with 3 bars. Country Club 1 w Babo 14c * i Swiss Steaks Lb. I4c Cleans Porcelain. I From Tender Round Shoulder. Is FfSfiCfi POWI>KR Pkg. Roiled Rib *.*>• 22c With Free Satina. I I Konst, Prime Rib. No Bone. g fOOdS -*• I7C COO ■■ g Steaks Komd r Sirloin Lb. ?2C ~W .. . , „ Mayonnaise—special. To Make Sa ] ad Xaste Even Better Kroger’s ''elect Quality. a n - Ground Beef *• 12'/, c Cracker Jack —4c J 6" „ 'a- The kiddies’ summer favorite. SQ _ *or Loaf. T Boiling Beef Lb 8c Royal Mpd - c,n 25c Iw v For stewing or Bolilng. Baking Powder. Lg. Can. 45c. Jaf I#c 3 s /4 . 0z . Jar , 5 c ... n Gelatin nEssET rk * 5c 3Witt S Uri Ole Country Club— fi pure fruit flavors. Sliced Bacon Fresh Fruits and Vegetables for Summer Salads BaCOn Pieces Lb. | Dixie Belle Pork Loins - - ioc tea Watermelons ta. 35c Spiced Ham S& lb - 29c Chickens **• 23c /TV rinttTnrn A AA oieo 9c POTATOES S’ 6 u>s. 23c nn I /NT r> Bananas *££■ 4 ’•*• 25c f\ rl*lw UI O U&&£klkSL\i Lemons noz 25c Cantaloupes Each 10c "jp Sunkist—36o Size. Jumbo—36 Size. Country Club—Fancy Tree- Celery 2 f " r 9c Sweet Pots. 2 Lbs 9c Ripened Fruit in Heavy V Q Large Stalks. New Crop. Syrup. And What a Value? ■ Hijl No. t l fin ■H ■ikpn>■ pp | a _.. _ BREAD r ?;r 6c rRENGH BRAND coffee 2 Lbs. 45c A A TCI ID standard k-Oz. Full bodied and flavory. uMloUr pack Bottle DC ftAsaiiTmi Al lin Specials for Friday and Saturday Only COUNTRY CLUB coffee Lb. 25c LIFEBUOY 1 SOAP 4 for 25c Fine, rich, distinctive. Vacuum packed. RINSO & 19* JEWEL COFFEE li f7c STOCK UP! ON CANNED GOODS and SAVE! Costs on Canned Fruits and Vegetables are Going Up—At today’s Prices it is Wise Economy to Stock up—Buy \our Needs for Months to Come. These Prices Not Guaranteed After Saturday! Corn 6 40c Pork & Beans' ™" 5 25c Sweet Peas W 3^.’39c Peas "vx* 3'r 33c Tomato Juiced 5 —25 c vXndT' 3 2Tc Tomatoes “sa" 325 c Peaches *&? 15c Corn 3 St; 25c Pnces Effective Indianapolis, Greenwood, Plainfield, Zionsvtlle, Brownsburg, M ooresville and Morristown BH ®J * I

‘Boots' Lounges or Rides in These Costumes

More gay sumnjer costumes for ’’Boots,” and more fun for all the youngsters who are cutting out and coloring the ’’Boots” paper dolls. You’ve seen "Boots” often in riding clothes, in the comic strip, "Boots and Her Buddies.”

Here’s your chance to use the colors you like best on her jodhpurs and also to decorate her lounging pajamas. Another sketch of "Boots” and her spectator sports frock will appear Saturday.

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

COTTON SLASH PLAN SUCCESS IS JNDICATED New Farm Deal for South Likely to Go Through; Contracts Signed. BY MARSHALL M’NEIL Times Special Writer WASHINGTON, July 14.—The first actual test of the popularity of, and faith in, the Roosevelt administration's new farm deal apparently is a success, for reports from the cotton belt indicate the acreage reduction campaign will go through but in a smaller way than first planned. j’ Texas cotton growers already I have signed up to plow under or otherwise not harvest more than 4,050,000 acres of cotton, and get | their share of the $120,000 000 that will be spread throughout the south under the Roosevelt program. Since this is only about 400,000 acres below r the Texas quota, and since Texas was expected tc account for slightly less than half of the whole contemplated reduction of 10,000,000 acres, the sponsors of the plan still are optimistic. The probabilities are ‘that the plan will be put into effect with something less than 10,000,000 acres —equivalent to about 3,000,000 bales —taken out of production. The program includes renting of this land by the government, par-

| ticipation by growers in the pool' lof government-owned cotton, and the levying of a processing tax on ; cotton of about 4 cents per pound to pay the $12,000,000 bill. With regard to cotton, Secretary ; ' Wallace and the Roosevelt ad- j ministration can only plead for co- ; operation and wait for results. But the secretary and the Presi- | dent are prepared to use the force granted them in. the agricultural adjustment act to bring recalcitrant minorities of other farm groups into line. This was clearly shown when Wallace announced that he has de- | ciaecl to license all processors and I distributors of milk, both wholesale and retail, as part of approval of milk agreements for specified areas. HUGE TAX DROP~SIHOWN State Figures Reveal Reduction of 29.9 Per Cent for Year. Reduction of taxes in all governmental units this year amounts to 29.9 per cent, according to statistics I compiled by Albert E. Dickens, state board of accounts statistician. Total levied in 1932 and payable | this year was given as $98,155,149 as compared with $140,094,386 the prej vious year. Property valuations showed a 21.3 per cent drop. Drives for reduction and the $1.50 tax law brought about | the decreases in levies, it was explained. If ice in an iceberg i$ wrapped, the box will be less colcf

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HELD ON FRAUD CHARGE Business Chief Said to Have Staged Million-Dollar Swindle. By United Pretit LOS ANGELES. July 14.—Nichols Field Wilson, head of Hollywood

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