Indianapolis Times, Volume 45, Number 67, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 July 1933 — Page 23

JULY 28, 1933

FARM UNIT OF U, S, GETS CUT IN 1934 FUNDS Agriculture Department Will Have 37 Per Cent Less in 1934. /' i flrirnl'f Srr ire WASHINGTON. July 28 —Economy curtailments of congressional appropriations by the budget bureau have reduced the money available for the United Sta*es department of agriculture to S6O 000,000 or 3i per cent less than in the 1932 fiscal year. This will force the separation from the pay roll of about a thousand persons. “00 to 800 of whom will be dismissed and about 350 of whom will be furloughed. The changes in personnel are being made slowly, however, and figures are. not yet available as to how manv of those separated are clerical and how many are technical and scientific. It is estimated by department of agriculture officials that the amount allocated for scientific research will be reduced about 35 per cent below that available in 1932 About Slo--000.000 was allocated for this purpose .n the fiscal year 1932. This \is cut. under the 1954 appropriating to about $13,000,000 and this sum. in turn, has been slashed bybudget bureau cuts to about sll - 000000, or $6 000.000. less than the 1932 figure Reductions of ordinary activities of the department account for a reduction of nearly $11,000,000 below the amount appropriated bv congress for 1334 and nearly $26.000.000 below' the amount appropriated for 1932 The expenditures for ordinary’ activities in 1934 will be $42 794 618 Reductions of 25 p-r cent in payments to the states for experiment stations and extension service arc included in the withheld funds, although it was understood that this provision of the recent Roosevelt reorganization order might not be pip into effect. The payments to states for experiment stations, extension work, co-operative forest

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SPECIAL STAMPS TO BE PLACED ON SALE Century of Progress Will Issue Two Designs. A special printing of 1-cent and 3-cent postage stamps of the Century’ of Progress design in sheets

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of twenty-five each will be made on the press included in the government exhibit at the Chicago exposition. The sheets will be placed on sale Aug 25 at the Philatelic station. Chicago, to be operated in connection with the annual convention of the American Philatelic Society at the Medinah Michigan Avenue Club. Aug 21-26 The stamps will be on sale beginning Aug 28 at the pasta! station, exposition grounds Mail orders will not be accepted.

As this special issue will be sold without the usual gumming and perforations, and in full sheets only, no provision is being made at the Chicago postoffice for first-day-covers. For the benefit of collectors, the special stamps will be placed on sale beginning Aug 28 at the Philatelic agency. Washington, sold onlyin full sheets. 25 cents for each sheet of 1-cent. and 75 cens for each sheet of 3-cent. Remittance must include return postage

IT’S *NO_GOOD’ HOBBY Boston Realtor Gets Kick Out of Collecting Canceled Checks. BOSTON. July 28—The novel hobby of James D. Henderson. Bos

that never varies ~ '- 5M VACUUM ipHOEHix S In coffee it'* flavor and fresh- H| • ness that countl When fresh J$ B It will make more cups of rich fIH PHOENIX, being vacuum Var* |, I pV.d, alway. -d,., M Ask for it by name at your independent grocer’s. , Steel Cut or Drip Cut Filter papers (for use with Dripolator) are now packed in each can of Phoenix Drip Cut Coffee. Abo PHOENIX MAYONNAISE, CANNED FRUITS, CANNED VEGETABLES, ETC. Pocked by SCHNULL & CO v INDIANAPOLIS, IND.

ton realtor, is collecting canceled checks. His collection, the fruit of years of tireless effort, includes the rhecks of Charles Dickens. Robert Louis Stevenson. Sir Walter Scott. John Greenleaf Whittier. Ralph ■Waldo Emerson. Abraham Lincoln.

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Jefferson Davis and a host of other notables Oddly enough. Henderson haa found that the rarest modern check us that of the late President Warren G. Harding There's a Harding check is his collection, but. it cost him SSO.