Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 December 1936 — Page 14

PAGE 12

AGED PERSONS GET INCREASE IN ASSISTANCE

Average Monthly Payments Nearly Doubled Seven Months.

Average monthly payments to the dependent aged in Indiana under the Federal-state social security set-up showed an from $7.94 in April to $13.77 in November, a report from the State Department of Public Welfare disclos:d toaay Only a slight increase in total number of recipients: was revealed. Cause for the increase was aftributed to the increasing liberality | of counties in making grants since the Federal government began contributing half of total old age assistance funds under the Social Security Act. The state pays approximately 30 per cent and the counties, 20 per cent Highest average shown for Lake County with $21.89 Other counties which have shown large increases in their share of the old age assistance costs include Daviess, $21.89, and La Porte, $20.18, A total of 33.650 aged persons received payments in November for October. All counties share of the total cost amounted to $92,212.83. The report also showed that 1203 blind persons received an average payment of $1807 in November. This was an increase of 27 cents over April. A total of 798 dependent children received aid in September as against 3627 in November, The average per month $11.09 per child

INJUNCTION POWERS

increase |

payment was

amounted to i

ASSAILED BY NORRIS

By United Pres

M'COOK, Neh, De 30.—The

major problem facing the nation 1s |

to “whip the powers of injunction” which in this country of any other civilized power,” tor George W. Norris day Senator Norris, the greater part of his life to fighting the “power trust,” bitterly: “It looks as

power interests have us licked.”

declared | though the |

“exceed those | Sena- | asserted to- |

who has devoted |

“Despite the mandate to the con- |

trary in the November elections,” Mr. Norris said, junction seems to have the country in a hopeless, iron grasp.” Mr. Norris hopes the next Congress can whip the injunction issue.

NEEDS ROAD FUNDS

“government by in- |

TO MATCH U. S. GRANT

grant is $5,086,926. |

| launch its

Indiana must match dollar for dol- |!

lar $3,149,011 of the total which has been allocated for Federal aid roads, and $629,802 of the total which has been allccated for secondary roads. | A total of $1,308,113 has been allo- | cated for grade crossings

‘TWO HELD AS VAGRANTS | S. rhe Sears neg they

The auto was reported |

Police today held Joe Smith,. 22, | stolen car. ores |

| stolen from Ollie Bertram,

1307 Bridge-st, and Willard Nol-

an. 24, of 447 Abbott-st, on vagrancy | Catherwood-st, police said.

In ETRE) pt

Paul Majors, attorney, is to be

installed as Worshipful Master of Monument LQdge 657 at the Ma-

sonic Temple tomorrow ni ight.

BENEFIT PARTY SET Service Post, 128, American Le- |

pion, is to sponsor a benefit euchre | and bridge party at Oaklandon Hall | Friday night.

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES _

WEDNESDAY, DEC. 30, 1936

Holidays

For All Cars With New

ARVIN

IT COST Ne LITTLE NOW TO

V0; TT

WITH A NEW HIGH-TEMPERATURE

HEATER

*HIGH® TEMPERATURE

ART ROSE

CarHeaters

Turn the switch on your Arvin Heater, and before you realize it you're basking in luxurious living room warmth. Big ‘tanks, oversize cores and high speed pressure fans are reasons why your

Arvin gives you more and faster heat. Snugfitting and compact, your Arvin takes up no needed leg-

room. Be prepared for January blizzards. Let us install your Arvin now!

You CREDIT IS OK WITH ART ROSE |

LH LN:

930 N.MERIDIAN ST. -

Hi}

RI. 8355

Open Evenings to 8 P. M.

193% AUTO LICENSE PLATES

AVAILABLE HERE

Shop Early! We Close at 6 o’Clock Thursday!

2 Day Sale of Soaps

Two Days—Thursday and Saturday

PALMOLIVE

6 For 27 ¢

CAMAY LUX LIFEBUOY

1070r 39 || 10 For 49c || 10 For 49

IVORY SO AP 2 Large and 2 Small Bars 23¢

Waldorf Tissue

10«37¢

Pacquin Cream

50c Size 3 6c

Large Ovaltine

46¢

Clipper Sets

3 pes.—shears, ] clippers, comb +

Special

Men's Dress Rubbers ¢ Men's Gloves

08: $700

styles in Black service rubber, sturdily constructed Flexible-edge soles cling to shoes. High gloss finish. Wide or narrow

Sizes 7 to 10;

Slip-on or snap-on smooth capeskin or pig-grained leather. Unlined or fleecelined. Stitched backs. Good values.

Men's Hose

ok Pr.

Rayon plated over cotton in assorted patterns. Reinforced heel and toe, ribbed top. An excellent value in dress socks.

Sizes

Men's All-Rubber 10 to 13

ARCTICS

$7) 39

Alternate plies of sturdy fabric and black rubber make these arctics extra

Covert Shirts

39:

He can always use more work shirts. Sturdy covert cloth warm, extra serviceable. that will give plenty of wear. Full gusset, waterproof to Well made. A top. Extra heavy bumper po edge sole. Black rubber. ¢

Sizes 145 to 17

Melton Jackets

i $9 98

33-ounce navy blue wool melton cloth jackets, warm and

¥ Men's Work Rubbers durable. Two slash pockets,

Sizes 6 to 12 , 8 & adjustable side buckle straps.

TT S$ 365 mornin’s scheduled for 1937—but I reckon every durn one of "em will be right cheerful if folks’ll jest stick to Silver Dollaron the 365 nights before. This fine straight Bourbon is sure gentle to yourinsides! Silver Dollar's distilled the slow, honest way from finest grain—then aged in oak kegs

JI; DOLLAR

aieal'EE®

friends every week.

for 18 months to give it that special sunshiny taste. It don’t hardly tickle goin’ down—that’s why it's makin’ thousands o’ new

Start your New Year right by celebratin’ with Silver Dollar. It suits the rich man’s taste an’ the poor man’s pocketbook! Ask for it by the bottle or by the drink.

yi, A

Vi 7

yd ,

A heavy duty rubber that will see you PRE-JANUARY SALE OF

f Men's Overcoats

heavy plies protect heel and toe. Snug top keeps out the mud. Extra bumper edge sole. Black rubber in dull finish, Regardless of rising prices, Sears are offering in this great Sale MEN'S FASHIONABLE OVERCOATS at a fraction of their true worth. Styles and models for Men and Young Men. In this selection will be found the newest in patterns and fine fabrics. For choicest selections we urge you to shop early.

True Values As High As $18.50

Sensational Values in Quality Style-Right

Garments

Men's Suits and Overcoats

Values Up to $22.50 5 5 9 0

Styles for men and yourg men—a sure way to Men's Fustin-Talored DeLuxe Qvercoats

save. Buy now for next year. Sale Priced at = $1990

! Styles for men and young men. Fine materials, stylish models, newest patterns.