Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 July 1936 — Page 9

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{L OFFERS ECONOMY PLAN

Two-Point Program Outlined to Reduce Federal Expenditures.

By United Press WASHINGTON, July 22—~Former Controller General John R. McCarl, Who for 15 years was the “watchdog” of the Treasury, today outlined a two-point program to reduce Federal expenditures along “non-revolution-Ary” lines. He advocated use of the presidential office as a persuasive’ force to keep appropriations within “reasonable al apm and drastic economies in administrative costs of bureaus and depdartments. Mr. McCarl warned that the nation is headed for trouble unless “brakes” are applied on needless expenditures, He said Gov. Alf M. Republican presidential nominee, with whom he conferred recently at Topeka, Kas., saw eye tc eye with him on the economy pro-

pram, Seated behind a flat-top desk in his down-town law office, the grayhaired McCarl said the psychological effect of his former job probably had saved the government billions of dollars. The former Nebraskan said that the improperly spent funds, which were recovered for the government, would be “infinitesimal” compared with other expenditures had not his pflice been operating. Mr. McCarl said he had some “ideas” about his future activities but that he was not ready to disclose them for a “few days.”

DIONNES FACE MILK

SUPPLY SHORTAGE

Three Family Cows Die After Drinking Poison Solution

By United Press CALLANDER, Ont. July 22— Death of three cows from poisoning has curtailed the supply of milk for the Dionne family. The cows died after drinking from a batrel containing a saline solution for tempering drills, Oliva Dionne, father of the famous quintuplets, found the cows dying near his home yesterday, The 12 remaining cows in his herd, Dionne said, produced insuffor even one meal daily, Dr. J. E. 1. Joyal, who delivered the Dionnes’ eleventh child July 9, said both the boy and Mrs. Dionne were in “splendid” health. Mrs. Dionne is now able to leave her bed for short periods daily, he said.

OHIO PHONE REFUND ORDERED BY COURT

State Supreme Tribunal Decision . Involves $11,832,264 in 40 Cities,

By United Press

COLUMBUS, O., July 22.—The Ohio Supreme Court today ordered the Ohio Bell Telephone Co. to refund $11,832,264 to its customers.

The decision in the 12-year-old rate case was unanimous except that Judge Thomas A. Jones did not participate. Forty cities and towns in' the ktate are affected by the decision, including all the, larger cities except Cincinnati. The $11832264 refund does riot The refund sum is under bond, and no provision for interest has been made. A further court action ever interest was considered likely.

2 BOYS BLAMED FOR BLAZE IN BASEMENT

Housewife Tells Police She Saw Pair Throw Maitiches in Window, Two small boys were blamed toflay for the fire which spread through the basement of the home of Kénneth Williams, 866 FletcherRv, yesterday afternoon, Mrs. Williams told police that a short time before she smelled smoke

in the basement she saw two small boys throwing lighted matches ina basement window.

BURGLAR’S HAND CUT

Blood Found on Broken Door Window at Kresge Building. A burglar apparently cut his hand attempting to break through a door window in‘ jhe third floor of the

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IN GOVERNMENT |

Rebuild Your Reserve!

Martha Crandall

When the fall term at Indiana University begins this September these six young women are to be in charge of their sororities’ rush week activities. Kendallville, Delta

They are Muzetta Guymon,

NEW LEGION POST TO INSTALL HEADS

The Rev. R. E. Skelton to Command T. H. Harpole Unit,

Officers of the newly organized Tillman H. Harpole Post, American Legion, Negro unit, are to be installed tonight at post headquarters, 946 W. 25th-st. Ralph Gregg, state commander, and William E. Sayre, state adjustant, are to officiate. Officers to be installed are the Rev. Robert E. Skelton, commander; Van Parrott, William Porter and Stonewall Hopkins, vice commanders; Henry R. Wilson Jr., adjutant: John Beatty, finance; the Rev. R. N. Davis, chaplain; H, C. Willis, service; George Francis, sergeant-at-arms; Harry Hawkins, historian; Cody Blackburn, athletics; Arthur Crouch, child welfare; Dr. E. D. Alexander, Americanism; James Ross, Sons of the Legion; Mr. Porter, publicity, and Herbert Houser; employment.

AMATEUR SHOW GIVEN BY INSURANCE GROUP

Bicycle Club Sponsors Second Event -at Garfield Park,

‘The Grain Dealers Mutual Bicycle Club sponsored their second amateur show last night in Garfield Park under the direction of T. M. Holloran. Winners were Byron ' Taggart, Norma Jean Schmidt, Irvin Studer, Goldie Warrenburg, Robert White and Katherine Munsch. Sergt. A. C. Magenheimer of the police department accident prevention bureau was master of ceremonies. A. C. Hoffman, Frank Fitzgerald and F. A. Brier were judges.

BURGLAR’S LOOT HOME

Clothing, Watches, Cash Taken While Family Is Away. Burglars who broke into the home of Frank Carroll, 5720 Carrollton-av, stole clothing of undetermined value, two watches worth $90, and $35 in money, police records showed today. Mr. Carroll told police he and his family had been away ‘from home since July 8, and discovered the robbery when they returned yesterday.

Blessed Relief From Nerves for Women Over 40

When 2 woman passes the 40-Fear mark, great physical changes begin. These are often so pronounced that her nervous sygtem is completely upset, bringing on frequent attacks: of nerves, worry, sleeplessness, emotional upsets, irritability and needless. fear. Some’ women become so high-strung and so ¢ompletely upset that they often find themselves quarreling violently with thelr dearest friend or closest relative, ‘usually ‘about nething at all. Many such women can obtain marvelous - relief simply - take. one TREM- Tablet and drink a glassful of water. By relieving the capillary pressure on thousands of tiny nerve ends throughout the body, TREMS relax you so completely that the blues and Jitters are chased right out of your system and you can forget about that jumpy, nervous, unstrung feeling. Don’t sulfer another hour with climacteric nerves!

At ie Hook's Taare, Ure, Druggist : Yi other good aru counters.

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FARMERS’ CONDITION DEGLARED BETTER

Farm Bureau Sales Increase Brings Report.

A “substantial improvement” in the condition of Indiana farmers during the first six months of 1936 is reflected in sales increases 1reported by the Indiana Farm Bureau Co-operative Association, I. H. Hull, general manager, said today. “Recently Hoosier farmers have been very much interested in the development of motor engineering as applied to farm tractors,” Mr. Hull said. “The Co-operative Association has just scheduled 62 tractor demonstrations ewroughout Indiana in order to educate the farmers to the advantages of high compression motors in tractor farming.” Mr. Hull said he .anticipated that farmers in state drought areas would be compelled to curtail their | purchases later in the year.

Traffic Club Outlines Picnic

The Indianapolis Traffic Club is to hold its annual picnic and outing Saturday in Washington Park on Lake Michigan at Michigan City. A Monon train for club members and their families is to leave Union Station at 9:15 a. m. Saturday.

Zeta; Jane Thompson, Wabash, Pi Beta Phi; belle Keene, Hobart, Beta Sigma Omicron; Martha Crandall, Marengo, Sigma Kappa; Rosemary Humphries, Linton, Kappa Alpha Theta, and Virginia Gilberg, Whiting, Chi Omega.

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HOPPERS MENACE CORN

Bartholomew County Infested, Says Farm Agent After Survey, Times Special COLUMBUS, Ind. July 22.—Corn that survived drought damage in parts of Bartholomew County is threatened by grasshoppers, County Agent A. V. Kessling said today. Farmers, he said, have counted. as many as 25 and 30 hoppers on one cornstalk.

Bargain Week-End Trips

NEXT SATURDAY CLEVELAND ..........$5.00

Leave 10:00 p. m. Return on any train until 2:35 a. m. Monday. Coach service.

Visit the Great Lakes Exposition

DETROIT ......c......$5.00 TOLEDO .........c.... 425 SANDUSKY . ii i TER

Leaver 10:00 p. m: “Return reach Indianapolis not later. than Monday morning following. Coach service.

Pay a visit to the Henry Ford Exhibit at historic Greenfield Village in Dearborn, near. Detroit. '

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Soft Braids, NOW.

Men's Trousers

MEN'S GREY COVERT WORK PANTS, good quality, full cut, well tailored, sizes 29 to 42; NOW ..ccvveeieenr...19 $159 MEN'S SANFORIZED WASH SLACKS, woven materials in checks, stripes and novelties. Will not shrink; sizes

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Men’s Underwear (102),

85c: MEN'S ATHLETIC UNION

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KNEE LENGTH, with or without sleeves, -perous or ribs; - Irregs. NOW esis sas deineee 0

Cotton Goods (103)

STRAW HATS, Sailors and

SUITS, broken sizes, slight ir- |

Ready-to-Wear (105)

prints, nets, Broken scence $3.00

$2.00 WHITE LINEN TAILORED 2-PC. SUITS, single and dou-

ble breasted models, 14 to 20. NOW J

$3.97 WOMEN’S AND MISSES’ SUMMER DRESSES, silk shantungs, seersuckers, new prints. sizes 14 to 48. NOW

$6.97 SUMMER TYPE COATS, wool crepe, Angora Fleece and ‘Flannels, Swaggers and full length. Pastels and whites.

* Sizes 14: to 20. NOW......

$3.97 WAFFLE COATS, whites, eggshell,” plaids and stripes. Sizes 14 to 20. NOW

$1.94 BLOUSES FOR MISSES AND WOMEN in silks and linens.

$295 LINEN AND CREPE DRESSES, broken sizes, but plenty of ~ choice. NOW .............cci0..

$1.00 ALL-WOOL SWEATERS, pastel colors. Sizes 30 to 40.

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89¢c BLOUSES in GEORGETTES, ORGANDIES , and Sizes 34 to 40. NOW ......5%

Housefurnishings (106) ST. DENNIS .CUPS, heavy

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SILKS.

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Women’s Accessories (108)

$100 HANDBAGS counter

‘ blacks, eggshell

=} “nd Bitels, NOWP...-. 1250

ribbed angelskins, only 300 pairs. NOW cessssssescceselfe

$1.00 - ‘WOMEN'S UMBRELLAS, guaranteed showerproof, only 66 in the lot. NOW ssnsesesdlC

BATHING SUITS, yariety of styles in attractive color combinations. - Sizes 32 to 34 only. NOW sssessevanrnseesss.§L00

$1 WOMEN’S KNITTED DURENE SLACKS, reds, and greens. Broken NOW ssssssssssssssssessses3IC

WOMEN'S. HANDKERCHIEFS, white cotton colored with hemstitched borders. NOW 12

59c BEACH SANDALS, made of wood; practical for hot sands or concrete. NOW coeesee.39¢c

Toilet Goods

nationally advertised brand, NOW $23%9090009anne esse sss BDC

29¢ KLEENEX, 500 to pkg.’ Nationally advertised brand.

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25¢ EVER-READY RAZOR AND TWO BLADES, Nationally advertised. NOW .

50c PACQUING VANISHING CREAM, well known brand. - NOW Seesiisitsnrsannsvsses BOC

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50c MULSIFIED COCOANUT SHAMPOO, well known brand,

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3 FOR 10c TOILET SOAP, good

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C.0.D. Orders All Sales Final

Women’s Shoes (112)

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Boys’ Wear (113)

RRA a ST 39c BOYS’ OVERALLS, blue or brown covert, bib style fast

colors. 8 to 16. NOW .... 25¢ °

79¢ BOYS’ WASH KNI E light and dark patterns, f cut, well made. knit grip bottoms, 8 to 16. NOW

3%c BOYS’ WASH SUITS, fast colors, sleeveless styles, solid and fancy, broken sizes. . 25¢

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79c BOYS’ SWIM SUITS, 100%

all-wool, speed model. blue only.

3c SLEEVELESS SWEATERS,

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navy, tan, white and powder

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