Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 December 1936 — Page 20

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IDEAS ON FARM TENANCY HERE SOUGHT BY U. 3,

Meeting Called Jan. 7 to Get Opinions of Hoosier Farmers.

A meeting to pool ideas on the government's farm tenancy program is to be held in the Claypool Hotel Thursday, Jan. 7, R. C. Smith, RRA regional director, announced today Assistant Secretary of Agriculture M. L. Wilson is to attend The hearing is to be the third of a series of five to be held at

co mntry Called by the President's Special | Committee on Farm Tenancy, of | which Secretagy of Agriculture Henry Wallace’ is chairman, the hearing is open to all persons and organizations,

Several Hearings

According to Mr. Wallace's . 3 ouncement, hearings have i: pl anne for the cotton bell, the com belt and the great plains area, whe the farm tenant probiem is re-

: garded serious £ The Indianapolis meeting is to he v conducted by Dr. A. G. Black, But reau of Agriculture economic: chief % Both Dr. Black and Mr. Wilson are members of the President's committee The committee desires to obtain a comprehensive picture of the tenancy problems in different parts of the country and as broad a cross-

section of public opinion as posble,” said Secretary Wallace. “We hope especially that at each hearing we shall obtain the opinions of | farmers, both tenants and owners, ! well as of other interested groups | hich have given thought to this mportant problem.”

% Ask Views in Writing = Organizations which expect to i send representatives to the hearings | are urged by the committee to pre- | ent their views in writing. The following topics have been | uegested by the special committee | 1s appropriate for discussion at | these hearings: 1. What can states do to improve | present rental contracts? Through | egislation? Through education of ndowners and tenants? 2. How should tenants be recompensed for improvements made on the farm, or penalized for depletion of land? 3. What are the chief difficulties | facing tenants who wish to become | owners? | 4. How can the Federal government help tenants acquire farms? | By loans for purchase of farms? By public acquisition of farms, and lease to individuals? 5. What are the possibilities of co- | operative farming by tenants? | 6. What interest rates and amor- | ization plans should be applied to overnment loans to tenant farmers or co-operatives? 7. What type of education is needed to help tenants become sucucessful owner-operators? 8. Can the present policies of the government in regard to farm credit, AAA benefits, be shaped to favor | farm ownership? |

HEADS SCIENTECH CLUB

P Fred Kellam, 5054 W. 15th-st, is th the new president of the Scientech | Club. Others ¢lected yesterday were

BR’ Minturn, secretary, and Arthur M. Hood, treasurer. Mr. Kellam is a |

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NEW DIVIDENDS HELD TAXABLE

Payments Are Profits and Subject to State Levy, Jackson Explains.

Additional stock dividends paid by corporations are subject to gross income tax if the dividends change the proportional interest of shareholders, Clarence A. Jackson, gross income division director, announced today. “A recent decision of the United

| States Supreme Court has held that |

RRA regional offices throughout the |!

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ally linked with the Earl of Jersey, whose marital troubles are before the British courts.

SWINE BREEDERS OF STATE TO CONVENE

Sad DIES OF BURNS Sixtieth annual meeting of the TERRE HAUTE, Ind, Dec. 29.— Indiana Swine Breeders’ Association | Victor Holliday, 19, injured Sunday is to be held in the Palm Room, When a cam of kerosene exploded as Claypool Hotel, Monday at 7:30 he was starting a fire, died today. p. m. Report of the nominating His wife, Betty, was burned while committee and election of officers is trying to extinguish her husband's | flaming clothes.

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Miss Betty Lou Williams, grad- | on preferred stock in income to the | uate of Arsenal Technical High , has been named editor-in-chief of the Almanack, Frank-

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TARKINGTON TO BE HERE UNTIL SUMMER

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Booth Tarkington today was back at his home at 4270 N. Meridian-st, where he is t» remain until early summer. His health is much improved. The Tarkington's arrived yesterday, a little earlier than scheduled, and are to spend a quiet New Year's at their home. Mr. Tarkington, through his wife, said he will spend part of the winter working on a new serial. However, for a few days he will rest from the trip from Kennebuck- , Me., his summer home, to Philadelphia, where he spent Christmas, and thence to Indianapolis. Mr. Tarkington was 67 July 29.

HOSPITAL BIDS RECEIVED Seventy-five bids on City Hospital supplies for 1937 will be tabulated and submitted to the Health Board, Albert H. Losche, city purchasing agent, said today. The bids, for approximately $75,000 in materials, were received yesterday.

‘FOR GRUDGE KILLING

By United Press

|to 10 year sentence to the state | | prison after pleading guilty in Wells | Circuit Court to assault and bat- | tery with intent to kill, Blair, arrested two weeks ago, was alleged to have shot George A. Redd, Fort Wayne district manager of the Indiana Service Corp. Oct. 12, as Redd was parking his car.

An old grudge was believed to be the motive,

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TUESDAY, DEC. 2, 1936:

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Women’s Suedene = JACKETS

50¢c

Formerly $1.95! Full length ‘zip- = per fronts; buckle sides, red, blue and green. Counter Soiled. Sizes 14 to 20. Only 11 in this group.

Leader's—Second Floor.

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$1.95 GIRLY’ Suedene Jackets

50¢c

. Button and Zipper style Jackets yin Brown, Beige and Blue colors. Sizes 8 to 12 voaly. this group.

Leader’s—Second Floor.

FREER ee Five Star Sale!

5¢ and 10¢c NOTIONS

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5c & (0c Buttons and Buckles

Assorted styles and colors; Buttons included in this group. Stock up at this saving.

Leader's—Basement.

It's a Five Star Sale!

Men’s “Big-Yank” WORK PANTS

$1.00

Irreguiars of $81.49 Moleskins and Sanforized shrunk whipcords and coverts. Sizes 29 | to 42

Leader’'s—Main Floor.

It's a Five Star Sale! ‘Men's Waterproof JACKETS

$1.98

Formerly $3.00! Blue aatde cloth; . full talen zipper: lined; : water and wind ron 5% 36 to 46.

Leader's—Main Floor.

Axminsters and Velvets in solid: and Shey color patterns. worth $2 to $4 a gy _Leader’s—Basemen

Only 15 in

Snaps, Shoe Laces, Shields and Ribbons, etc.

Leader” Selgctmtnt.

and $1.98!

WASHINGTON AND DELAWARE STS.

2 Big Days—Bargains you'd never believe if you didn't see them . .. things you've wanted or needed, at such extra low prices you can get them all! New Winter apparel! Odd lots and broken assortments from the great Christmas rush. Sorry, no mail or phone orders filled. No

SAVINGS of ats and 1/5!

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TWIN SETS

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Formerly $2.94! All wool fancy weaves, Blue, Rust, Brown, Dubonnet. Broken sizes and counter soiled. Only 17 in this group.

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$2.00

Navy Chinchillas and Fur Trimmed styles; counter soiled. Sizes 2 and 3 only. Also PILE FABRIC COATS in sizes 9 and 10.

Leader’s—Second Floor.

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$1.00 Women's

Whites.

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versibls fronts, small, medium and large cizes. Only 150 in this group.

Leader’s—Second Floor.

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5%9¢ Children's BLOUSES

25¢

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School blouses In checks, prints = and flo-als. Sizes 7 to 16. Only 50 == =: brokon sizes.

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Women’s All-Wool — JACKETS

$1.00

Formerly $2.95! All-wool flannels in double and single breasted styles. Pleated backs. Brown and Navy. Broken sizes. Only 10 in this group. Leader’s—Second Floor.

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BOYS’ WASH SUITS

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Infants’ Wear Odds and Ends

5¢c to 50¢

Bootees, Shirts, Dresses, Outing Wear, Sweaters, Blankets, Stockings, Oreepers. Slightly soiled and

weader’s—Second Floor.

TOYS

All 10¢| All 25¢ All 50¢ Je 121

Balls Rollo Game

2 JD C Horse on Stick Sandy Andys Sets

| i E. Z. Weaving 10-Pin Game E. Z. Knitting Jutaping Ropes i Bang Bird Trolley Cars $5—16 MM. as Wool Tapestry Ringo Sets of 2 tus MOVIE G Marbles lotto Game SHE Tooardy Merry-Go-Rounds PROJECTOR Rag Dolls Streamline Knitting Outfit | Electric Mangles Pencil Boxes Racers Whirligigs Maj. Bowes Game $2 50 "

Entire stock of toys must be cleared at huge After - Christmas Savings. final.

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Wool Tapestry

10-Pin Game

All sales ou

$2.50

6 films; 3 records (double faced); 1 | pkg. needles.

Wheel Goods

This Does Not Include j Sold All the Year ‘Round

Amusing Movable Coupe

$1 Buddy L sarsh 00,

Motor driven, adjustable focus and speed units; cord and bulb included.

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ALL-WOOL |

BLANKETS

$4.98

le Blankets in plain colors, Sins “axst Double Blankets in

block Tar size Teader’s—Basement.

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PLAIN COLOR LINENE

10c Yd.

Rose, Pink, Orchid White: ine quality.

Leader's—Basement.

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Travel Prints & Colton Suitings

19¢ Yd.

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269, WOOL Double Blankets

$2.98

Sou) hs 4 {RH Nine uality blankets = Rose. Gieen, B

Jue and Gold Block Pia Leader’s—Basement.

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TAPESTRY SAMPLES

10c

Assorted Yelours, Mobaiis, Brocades, Velvets in various sizes. Leader’s—Basement.

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REMNANT SALE

1 Price

Ra! Woolens, Prints, Muslins, Rayons,

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Bhee's, Dillow Cloths; Lace Table Cloths, Dresser Scarfs; Bath Mats, Bed Spreads, Tea Towels,

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Double Cotton BLANKETS

$1.39

Sizes 66x78 and 72x80. Rose, Green, Blue, Orchid and Gold.

Leader’s—Basement.

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DRAPERY DAMASK

37¢ Yd.

: Leader's—Basement.

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RUMMAGE ~ TABLE

Cases. Lunch

fancy prints. full cut. Sizes 8 to 14. Leader’ s—S8econd Floor.

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WINDOW SHADES

Five=Star Final

Year-End Sales

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— $1.00 WOMEN’S Printed Dresses

59¢

Long-tleeve styles in and striped designs. Pique, ruffle and rovelty button trims. Sizes 28 to 52. Only 100 in this group. Leader’s—Second Floor.

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25¢

Guaranteed fast colors; g sleev2 style. Dark and light pat- | terns. Sizes 3 to 7.

Teader’'s—Second Floor,

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BOYS' DRESS SHIRTS

29¢c

Guaranteed fast colors; plain and Well tailored and |

. Helmets, Play Suits, Underwear and Wash its. | Slightlv soiled and broken sizes. | No e<changes or po funas. Lotter a

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Boys' 3-Pc. "PREP" SUITS |

$2.00

“Prep” suits; ; all slack models. patterns. Sizes 15 to 20. Leader’ se=Second Floor.

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72x90 Lace Tablecloths

$1.49

. $1.08 value! Fine grade of peg. Tablecloths in a variety of | patterns and designs.

Leader’s—Basement,

19¢

36x68 Venetian Prints and tan colors.

Leader's—Basement.

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ASSORTED CHINAWARE

5¢-10c

Meat Platters, Soup Bowls, Plates, Des: ts, Oups and Saucers.

Leader's—Bavement.

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