Indianapolis Times, Volume 48, Number 13, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 March 1936 — Page 10

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EMPLOYERS AIR JOB INSURANCE LAW PRORLEMS Wholesalers Foresee Need of Installing New Record Systems. Wholesalers today pondered the following problems raised at a meeting last night in the Chamber of Commerce at which Indiana's new unemployment insurance law was discussed. Will an employer have to install anew recording system to keep track of the number of houro j worked by each employe each week and of the amount of wages paid, particularly when employes are not working on an hourly basis? How can the unemployment insurance tax be collected from employers of other states who have employes living in Indiana? Will taxes, paid be refunded if the law is declared unconstitutional? Can chain store or chain filling station operators avoid the tax by ; leasing out stores or stations to individuals or bv Incorporating each store or station as a separate busi- j ness? Question Officers’ Status Do firms with seven employes and two or three partners come under the law? Must the tax be paid on casual or part-time employes of employers! who have eight or more regular em- ! ployes? Are officers of a corporation considered employes? Virgil E. Sheppard, governmental research director, gave unofficial answers to some of the questions. Officers of a corporation are considered employes, he said, but partners in a business are not. Taxes must be paid on part-time or casual employes, he stated, and unused funds in the employers’ accounts will be returned if the law is held unconstitutional. Memoranda of conditions peculiar to certain wholesalers were written. They are to be submitted to the State Unemployment Compensation Board for decision. Charles H. Bradley, rhairman of the wholesalers’ committee of the Chamber of Commerce, presided. William H. Book, executive vice president, also answered questions. A similar study group is scheduled for retailers at 7:15 Monday night in the chamber. A manufacturers’ meeting is to be held later. CCC CAMPS INSPECTED Fifth Corps Area Chief Pays Visit lo Fort Harrison. Several Civilian Conservation j Corps camps in the state were to s be inspected today by Ma.j. Gen. William E. Cole. Fifth Corps area commander, with headquarters at Fort Hayes. O. The inspection tour was opened here yesterday when he and his aid, Capt. J. Foxhall Sturman, visited Fort Benjamin Harrison. MORNING AFTER WHIPPED QUICK BY 3 PAIN FIGHTERS All too often, a good time tonight means a bad day tomorrow. You waka ! tip with a dull, throbbing headache, i Your arms and legs seem loaded with I lead. Your eyes burn, your back aches, you feel dull, drowsy, completely lacking in pep. And it’* nobody’s fault but your own! For you can whip Morning After in a hurry wHh safe, quick-acting Acquin. Unlike mi;., preparations offered for the relief of pain, Acquin contains THREE pain-relieving agents instead of only one. Working together, these THREE perfectly compounded pain fighters accomplish seeming miracles. Within a few minutes, torturing pains subside. Tense nerves relax. Tension goes. Before long, you’ll almost forget you ever had a pain. You can get Acquin at, any good drug counter in tins of 12 and bottles of 38 or .TOO tablets. Thousands of men and women rely on Acquin carry it. witlt them in x-est pocket or purse ■ — keep it handy in the medicine chest at all times. Get a tin today and if Acquin doesn't do everything claimed for it. return the empty tin to your druggist and he will refund the full purchase price. 25c, 50c and SI.OO. | ! Adv.

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Donors to Red Cross Flood Aid Fund

The Marion County quota for the Bed Crass flood relief fund was boosted from SIB,OOO to $27,000 today, William Fortune, Indianapolis chapter chairman, announced. Total contributions this noon reached $16,030 here. Contributions should be sent to Arthur V. Brown, treasurer. 777 N. Meridian-st. Todav’s contributors: Previously ar k nn left jeri ....$11,279.29 Pleasant Run-blvri Reformed Church by The Rev. R. C. Windhorst s.oft No name J.imi K. B. .50 F. C. Handell 5.00 R. Fuller I.no Mrs. Ida A. Emanuel 2.(Ml Margaret A. Cannon . . 10.00 Cadies Bihie Class Seventh Presbyterian Church 1.00 Janet Gregors * l.no Neumann family I.no V. F. Cullen 2.1H1 11. R 1.00 Neighbor 2.00 Cash 1.00 J. W H. 1.00 Valette M. White 5,00 Three Well Wishers 2.50 Mrs. Morris Ross 5.0il lash * 1.00 Mr. and Mrs. F.. R. Ball 10.0(1 Otto James .50 O. It. Perry ].0(1 Mrs. W. J. Hime 1.00 Thursday Afternoon Club 5.00 Walter B. Pratt ...... 5.00 For flood work, from Friends 1.00 fi. W. Studehaker 5.0n C. O. Parrish 5.00 M. E. Edwards 1.00 J. Hartman 5.00 flash . .... 1.00 Fourth Grade Lovett, School, North Vernon. Ind. ...... 2.00 Red Cross Disaster Fund, Greenfield 2.00 C. A. Mills and wife 3.00 1 niton Evangelical Church 21.00 A Friend 1.00 W’illiam B. Fouts 2.(Ml Ross Power Equipment Cos 5.00 Mrs. Louise Pielrmeier 1.00 Twelfth District American Legion 100.00 Mr and Mrs. G. A. Efrovmson 100.00 Otis E. Logan Ift.ftft Sidney Rice 2.00 Anonymous |]ro Incva T. Reilly ift.ftft Florence E. Mellett l.ftfl Thirty-first Street Baptist Church, B. Y. P. L\ . 5.00 United States Veterans' Administration, Additional 10,00 Mrs. Edward Barrett a,OO Route Men of the Hornadav Milk Cf>. 1,70 The Authors’ Club x.OO Donnie and Mary -j’ao Adolph Frit* . 10 on m. o. c. v!!!! F. M. Kirkpatrick 5.00 J* rs -.• j?; 1.00 Capitol Club 25.00 Employes of Indian Refining Cos., District Office . 03 nr, s. and 5.00 “Mr. Blank" , 3qo Mrs. W. VV. Critchlow (forwarded from St. Petersburg) 25 00 L. E. Truehlood x'mi G. M. S. I : 400 A. Zuckerherg & Son 5,00 Employes Booster Club, Chapman Price Steel Cos 30 00 A. E. Smith . s’on Mrs. Matilda Albin j of) Xi Chapter Pi Omicron, Pauline Z. Thompson, treasurer 5.00 Mr. and Mrs. John P. Collett 5.00 Ifprman E. Winterhoff .... 2 00 Mr. and Sirs. Victor J. Rrucher .. f.jlft From a Grandmother 2.00 A- M. 5.00 Delia Jones j on Catherine Merrill Tent No. 9, Daughters of Union Veterans of the Civil War 2.00 •Madeline and Geraldine Harman 1.00 Mr. and Mrs. Henry Langsenkamp 25.00 Rilev B. Fleddrrjohn 1.00 Miss Katie L. Wilson 1.00 Miss Wenonah Hatfield 2.00 Mrs. S. J. Hatfield 1.00 L. L. W’ahle and family 2.00 Ann Starr Reed . .." 2.00 Mrs. W. S. Hammon J.OO H. and A. D 2.00 A F'rienri i.on

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Hamiltnns. Oaklandon 1 Os Indiana Association of Personal Finance Companies 15.00 Lena Gruncr I .Off Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Ruddeil 10.00 Mr. and Mrs. E. Bateman 5.00 Mr. and Mr*. George Buck 5.00 A. McC. 2.00 Mary G. Bauer 1.00 Mary L. Alburger 5.00 R M. K. 1.00 Mr. and Mrs. Orville Pettit 5.00 From a Friend ... 5.00 Bowman Elder 25.00 W. R. W. 2.00 I, M P. 5.00 Mr. and Mrs. George James .... 1.00 Mr. and Mrs. Hal E. Davidson ... 3.1M1 Miss Josephine Davidson 2.00 Miss Josephine Shipman . . . 1.00 Branch No. 39, National Association of Letter Carriers 71.25 Mary McDougal! 1.00 The Roumanian Orthodox Church and its Members, by The Rev. Alexander Bogioara , . 50.00 Valer In pea and family 3.00 Theta Sigma Delta Sorority .. . 3.00 Good Will Service Club 5.00 Frederick G. Saxton . . . 5.00 Public Service Cos. of Indiana . 100.00 100*2, contribution Employes of Lone Star Cement Cos. of Indiana. Inc. . 10.00 Mansur B. Oakes 10.00 Albert Sahm 10.00 International Harvester Cos 50.00 H. R. Dynes 2.00 B. M. Angell 2.00 Kenneth R. Sy.iith 1.00 The Rough Notes 10.00 The S'ar Store 50.00 Star Store employes 32.00 Meyer Efroym'on . # 20.00 Employe* in Hardening Department Diamond Chain & Manufacturing Cos. . . • 10.00 James W. Docpprs 5.00 Howard G. Taylor 5.00 Henry Griswo’.d I.oft Austin Grav i.ftft Harold Hea'.tf i.ftft Robert Lvles i.ftft R. C. Crams i.ftft Ralph Johnson i.ftft R. C. Fielding i.ftft 6 C. Fields I.ftft Mrs. Watkins 2.00 G. E. Sciilnot i.ftft John Fahrbach i.ftft Watchmen, Diamond Chain Manufacturing Cn. . . 3.50 Pupils and Faculty of Manual Training High School 50.00 Koines Club of Manual Training High School a 00 National Malleable and Steel Castings Cos 25.00 Oren S. Hark ~s.f)ft Mrs. John K. Jones 10,00 South Side Turners 15.00 Dr. Julius F.. Tinder i.oo S. R. Hawkins 5.00 Frances Lanphcr i.oo N. C. B. o.flft Dr. and Mrs. Chas. K. Snwder . 10.00 Marion Camp. No. 3558, Modern Woodmen of America 25.00 Mr. and Mrs. William H. Tennyson, additional a.ftft Pauline Tolin 2.00 Superior Sheet. Metal Works Cos.. 35.0't Pattv Lou Nichols a.ftft O. Stanfield i.ftft S. O. Pickens a.ftft Madeline F. Elder 10.0 ft Soeial Committee Shortridge High School, Miss Mary Pratt, sponsor in.no Essie M. Solomon l.ftfl Mr. and Mrs. Kennedy Reece ... 2.50 Harry K. Dunn l.fto Dan W. Flickineer 5.00 Dr. H. S. Thurston 3.00 F. H. Langsenkamp Cos 10.00 F. S. Langsenkamp Jr. 10.00 Erbin McCord. Oaklandon l.no Mr. and Mrs. E‘. M. Huxford .... 5.09 M. O. Roberts 1.00 E. J. Adams 2.00 Pischoff A Fissie s.f*o Dr. I.aura Cloud 2.0 K. L. l.eft Mrs. William J. Shafer 25.00 The Carrs 3.011 Mary Kinnich 10.00 Earl Gordon •. I.ftft Mrs. Arthur Rahkc 1 a.ftft A Friend i.ftft W. F. Fuller a.ftft A. B. Thorp I.ftft Rowena C. Fessler I.ftft .Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Carter I.ftft C. J. and E. M I.ftft Fred L. Palmer 5,0(1

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Annnvmous B. 2.00 The Rev. C. Jeppsen I.ftft Mrs. J. J. Lanham 1.00 Florence E. Lanham I.ftft Mrs. J. C. Diggs 2.00 Mrs. Frank Newcomer ... 1.00 Mr. and Mrs. Firman C. Sims ... 2.00 Barbara Sims ... .50 Mary M. W. Mayer I.ftft George J. Mayer II ... J.oo Hopewell Presbyterian Sunday Srhonl, Dillsbnro ... 8.5 fl A. G. D. 2.oft Mrs. C. T. Kishler . . l.ftfl Bertha C. Wallace 200 Cash i.oo For Flood Sufferers 300 Mr. and Mrs. Harrv Wilson, Camden. R. R. 2 i.oo Gertride H. Martin 5.(10 Plainfield Baptist Sundav School. Plainfield moo Just a Friend . j.ftft For Red Cross Flood Fund .50 Jeff Bingham ......... lfkftft Delta Delta Rhn Sorority, Anna Burns, secretary 10.00 Jacob Freije coo Minnie M. Mauer 5.0(1 Minnie L. Strickland 1 Jtft Mrs. E. Falke 10.00 Children of 5-year-old Kindergarten Orrhard School . 2.31 Mrs, Mildred Hunt i,o Speedway Community Fund, Chas. C. Spencer, treasurer 50.00 Mrs. FB. G. I.oft Leader Store employes 41 00 A. Mallory . . . . o!ftft Anna H. Hauhn. Lafavetle 1 00 Mr. and Mrs. S. s no Alpha Gamma Sornritv, Jndv Peele. treasurer o oft Winfield Miller . s'fto Mrs. L. R. Anderson . 5 no Nu Chapter of Alpha Omicron Alpha Sororitv. Mrs. J. R. Moore 5.00 Sorry it can’t be more i.ftft Margaret E. Prine. Box tl Macs .. Ift Oft Mignon Burr 3no Mrs. O. C. Haug Loft Mrs. C. Anrys ... j.no i Mizpah Bible Class of Broadway M. E. Chureh 10 oft A Friend I.ftft : Total $16,030.02 Louis Sehwitzer (rorreetion) 100,00 ABC REVOKES LICENSES OF 8 STATE RETAILERS Marion County Woman Loses Permit to Sell Beer. Licenses of eight “beer and liquor retailers, including one in Marion County, have been revoked by the State Alcoholic Beverages Commission for various infractions of the state liquor control act. The Marion County permittee to lose a beer license is Theresa Sutton, 1040 S. West-st. Others were retailers in Clinton, South Bend. Ashley, Ora. Goshen, Michigan City and Vincennes.

THE CHEVROLET MOTOR COMPANY is proud to announce the appointment of ANDERSON CHEVROLET. INC. as dealer for CHEVROLET PASSENGER CARS AND TRUCKS EFFECTIVE at once' Anderson Chevrolet, Inc., and trucks, and is particularly gratified to offer owners 38th and Illinois streets, becomes an authorized a service department which features Chevrolet-trained dealer for Chevrolet passenger cars and trucks. Long Jn mechanics, Chevrolet-designed equipment and genuine identified in Indianapolis with automobile merchan- Chevrolet parts ... at low prices. dising and sendee, Mr. W. P. Anderson, president of the HPfflygSH You are cordially invited to visit this establishment new company, has gathered about him a highly com- MlgpnJH and inspect the completely modern facilities and—thoroU£h!y groundcd in Chevrolet BM mmFjm specialized tools for the sendee of your car. You will policies. 'HU also be interested in examining the new Chevrolet cars This new Chevrolet organization, with its wide ac- m jBBB and trucks, which are already established as the outquaintance among local motorists, is proud of its w p anderson standing values of 1936. Demonstrations will be selection to represent the fast-selling Chevrolet cars president gladly arranged at your convenience. CHEVROLET MOTOR COMPANY, DETROIT, MICHIGAN

PAUL RUSSE SEEKING PRIMARY NOMINATION Deputy County Treasurer Asks Post as Commissioner. Paul Russe, deputy county treasurer, has announced* today his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for county commissioner from the First District. Born in Indianapolis, Mr. Russe was graduated from Manual Training High School, fct one time was engaged in the seed and grain business and has held several public positions. He has been a deputy county treasurer for the last four years. He lives at 4014 Carrollton-av and is a member of the Elks and Eagles Lodges and the Zion Evangelical Church. MILK PRICES ARE SET Control Board Rules Emergency in County Market Area. A milk price emergency in the Marion (Grant, County) marketing area has been declared by the State Milk Control Board effective April 1. Prices of 6 cents a pint and 10 cents a quart for 4 per cent milk, and 7 and 11 cents respectively for milk of more tha*o 4 per cent have been fixed by the board. Mother Advised Ailing Daughter to Take CARDUI Many, many women have taken Cardui on the. advice of their mothers who had been helped by it. “I would have severe cramping spells,” writes Mrs. F. C. Allen, of Smithdale, Miss. ”1 would get nauseated, and feel faint and would have to go to bed. I would be very nervous for two or three days. I was afraid to go away from home, for fear I would faint and fall. My mother, having used Cardui with good results, advised me to try it. ”1 am so glad I took Cardui and got relief, for it has done wonders for me.” If you suffer this way, send to the drug store for a bottle of Cardui and begin taking it today. Os course, if Cardui does not benefit YOU. consult a physician.—Adv.

U MOONLIGHT SALE NIGHT , Kneehole DESK s•* Ar* Anew shipment of these beau- /\/\ W tiful, serviceable kneehole desks ■ I Iff 1 II W / has Just arrived. We can offer I \J\J S J m them at this spectacular price -rrJilfr,, for one night only. Choice of owr * maple or walnut finish. Peophs OutfittiniCo. WASHINGTON AT CAPITOL

TRY A WANT AD IN THE TIMES THEY WILL BRING RESULTS

-MARCH 26, 1936