Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 July 1937 — Page 9

WEDNESDAY, JULY 14, 1937

SURVEYS STATE [7EADs Not cuty

EXPENDITURES

Budget Director Analyzes Probable Outlay for Surplus Answer.

Edward F. Brennan, State Budg- | et Director, today was completing | an analytical survey of expenditures | |

for the next two fiscal years re- | quested by Governor Townsend. IN LENITE DISPUTE Criticism of the $19,355,000 surplus |

reported earlier by the State Au- |

ditor is expected to be answered by | ' " the Governor with explanations |WOrker = Denies Signature

based on contemplated increased

expenditures for the two-year pe- |

riod. Mr. Brennan said major increases for next year included higher social security costs, additional state aid on teachers’ pay and the transfer of Highway Department collections from the State general fund to the highway fund.

Refuses Comment

Governor Townsend refused comment on the huge surplus until after his return from Washington. Increased collections resulted from improved business throughout the State, Mr. Brennan said when the surplus estimate was released. Meanwhile, some civic organizations were reported completing petitions to have most of the general fund surplus used to reduce the 15cent State property tax.

WORKMEN RENOVATE FEDERAL COURTROOM

Workmen today began refurbishing the 32-year-old courtroom of Federal Judge Robert C. Baltzell. A new ventilating system, concealed lighting and improvement of the courtroom’s acoustics are to be completed in time for court's opening, Sept. 1. The courtroom long has been known for it's poor acoustics, attaches said.

GILBEY'S GIN

by name at package

stores and your favorite bar

| Viols formerly operated a shoe

TO FEDERAL CHARGES

John W. Voils, former Indianapolis shoe dealer, was in Marion Courty Jail today awaiting trial on charges of violating the Federal Bankruptcy Act and using the mails to defraud. He pled not quilty before Federal Judge Robert C. Baltzell yesterday.

store at 164 N. Iliinois St. Thomas Spigles, Kokomo, was sentenced in Federal Court to one year and a day. Execution of sentence was delayed by Judge Baltzell pending investigation of the case by Federal probation officers.

NOLAN PROBE ASKED

On Card Is His.

{ Frank Bloom, National Labor Re[lations Board examiner, said today

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(he would ask Federal District At[torney Val Nolan %o investigate |charges that names were forged to | membership cards during a labor dispute at the Zenite Metal Corp. The United Automobile Workers of America, a Committee for Industrial Organization affiliate, has alleged that the company discriminated in favor of the International Association of Machinists, an American Federation of Labor union. At today's session, Joseph Scanlon testified that the signature on an application card for membership in the A. F. of L. union was not his own. Mr. Bloom then halted the hearing and said: “There will be no perjury or forgery in this case.” Mr, Bloom said he would ask Mr. Nolan if this testimony was sufficient to support formal contempt charges against any participants in the hearing.

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breezes, 4,000 of them, also 1,000 Special Wearington White Shirts, for any time and all time wear. [3 for 4.00] ...each 1.35

WHITE Air thin shirts of sheer handkerchief cloth (they take a weight off your chest)

WH ITE=Air-Cool pique shirts, with millions of air holes,

encourage breezes to the bosom.

WHITE=A: conditioned Shirts, with rows of air-vents to keep

the torso cool.

WHITE-we. rington Shirts, of a special broadcloth—

Nt / a fine fitting collar.

All collar sizes . . . all sleeve lengths . . . A sale after a man’s own heart. Top-rate shirts in every detail. Help you rself . . . 1.35. 3 for 4.00.

COLORED SHIRTS In 3 Great Sale Groups Stripes, Checks, Plain Colors—[The Semi-Annual Sale]

A £1.69 A Group of 2.00 as sii 1.39 | Sms ae

SHIRTS. Sale Price

See DOBBS Straw HATS at Exactly ONE-THIRD Off

SMITH Smart Shoes, Sports OXFORDS—Reduced to 7.45

OXFORDS, White and Two-Toned Special at 3.95 and 4.95

1.65 | 3505tms sae ie 1.89

1.95 WEARINGTON Straw Hats Reduced to 1.45 HANDKERCHIEFS, White and Colored, 12 for 1.00

COTTON SLACKS, Specially Priced at 1.79 (2 for3.50)

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