Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 July 1937 — Page 13

SDAY, JULY 98 1037 _

BUDGET PLEAS OF CITY UNITS UP BY $31,441

Only Five Departments Request Less Than in "37, Figures Show.

Departmental budget requests submitted to the City Controller show | an increase of $31,441.32 among 17 | departments, Controller Walter Boetcher said today. The 33 remaining reports must be filed by Monday. Only five de- | partments requested funds lower than this year. They were the City Controller, an $8903.91 decrease; municipal garage, $9749.02; market and refrigeration, $380.53; flood prevention, $2826.42, and World War Memorial, $2720.

Mayor Asks $12,897

Budget requests were as follows: Mayor's office, $12,897.50, increase of $652.50; city clerk, $900¢C, increase of $1375; city council, $5400, same as last year; city controller, $304,29753, decrease of $8903.91; elections, $40,000 for next year; Barrett

Set Up

Two of the City's safety campaign leaders are shown “planting” the first of the new speed limit signs at W. Washington St. and the Lieut. Ray Peak, Accident Prevention Bureau Head, is on the left with Traffic Captain Lewis Johnson.

Rockville Rd.

375,000 INVOLVED IN 875 STRIKES IN JUNE

By United Press WASHINGTON, July 28.—The La-

ORDER CROP CONTROL.

cd Press | RLIN, July 28.—Wheat and rye | lor were brought under Govern- | | ment control today to safeguard

| Germany’ s bread supply. Under a |

FUND TRANSFER

ASKED BECAUSE OF NEW POLICE

Additional Officers and Prospect of 12 More Result in Request.

Appointment of 24 new second grade patrolmen to the police force and the possibility that 12 more may be added within the next month, today forced the City to ask transfer of $40,711 within the Po-

lice Budget. The petition for transfer, set out in an appropriation ordinance, is to be heard Monday morning by the State Tax Board. The Police Department also is seeking $1500 for new scientific equipment and first aid Kits for patrol cars, according to the petition. Also scheduled for hearing Monday is a Warren Township school request for $11,400. The petition asks $4200 for salaries. Fuel and supplies account for the remaining $7200. $15,995 Sought

A similar request from Speedway City for $15,995 and reappropriation ordinances asking $21,799 for the Julietta Division of Marion County Infirmary complete the Marion County additional appropriation calendar for the next week. Meanwhile dozens of additional appropriation petitions are flooding the State Board in a last minute effort to place school cities in | the State on the requested calendar basis.

The appropriations are for!

PAIR HEADS LEGION POST AND AUXILIARY

Mr. and Mrs. Chester E. Lawson, Oaklandon, today took office as commander and president, respectively, of Service Post 128, American Legion, and the post auxiliary. Other post officers are: R. O. McCord and Victor Brunson, vice commanders; William G. Reynolds, adjutant; Cornelius B. Talmadge, finance officer; Robert J. Wadsworth, historian; Fred C. Duzan, sergeant at arms; John F. Linder, chaplain; Jesse S. Combs and C. E, Lawson, state convention delegates; Paul F. Walton and Mr. Linder, alternates. Other auxiliary officers are: Mildred Reynolds and Marie Mohler, vice presidents; Alice McCord, sec retary; Louise Gillespie, treasurer; Cora Plummer, chaplain; Harriett

Sample, historian; Florence Duzan, sergeant at arms.

Jesse 8S. Combs and Louise Gil-

lespie retired as commander and president of the organizations.

teacher salaries for the remainder of the year where increases are contemplated, it was explained. Earlier, the State Board hoped that additional requests for school cities would be cleaned up by Aug. 1.

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Just 150 Women's and Misses’ Reg. $2.98 and $6.90

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There's a grand selection of styles but not

RAYONS and CREPES in SIZES 12 to 20 a 38 to 52.

[J] $2.00 Women’s Jigger Coats []99¢ and 69¢ Women’s Blouses [1 $1.00 Women’s Novelty Skirts

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DRESSES

At the present price they're really give-aways!

every size. Choice of LINENS—SHANTUNGS—

0 $1.94 Women’s 2 and 3-Pc. Suits __$1.59 $1.00

WOMEN'S RUBBER BATHING SUITS

Women's ALL-WOOL BATHING SUITS

$]:00

Mostly small sizes. Many LEY-MADE"” in the lot. ly $1.95 to $2.95.

WHITE AND PASTEL $1.00 HANDBAGS

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nd see you through summer.

WOMEN'S MESH GLOVES

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Some “Kayser” Black, Brown and Whit

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MEN'S $1 TO $1.49

Just 32 in the lot, originally $1.98%

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Gloves 8, the Lot}

of $8287.50: Gamewell department, | $56,441.25, increase of $265.83: mar- | bor Department had reported today |

ket and refrigeration, $26.835.50. a | that 375,000 workers were involved | decrease of $380.53, and sanitation | department i ihasion, $5955, | "er i. Sune June. | Gen. Herman Goering, all wheat and an increase of $113. strikes, 575 were new. A | rye farmers must turn their har- | City sinking fund. $370,595.45, in- total of 4,500,000 man-days of idle- | | vest over to a Government grain | crease of $17.359.20; flood preven- ness was recorded as resulting from | | controller. tion, $136,195.00, decrease of $2826.42, | the strikes. and World War Memorial, $104,800, | This was the largest loss in manecrease of 32Y0. | days since January, 1936, when the |

| department first began compiling | GUN MISHAP VICTIM such figures. However, last April | IN FAIR CONDITION ;

and May, more workers were ny. |

STRAW HATS

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Sailors, Soft Straws and Tovo Panamas. Not every size in each style.

decree of Minister of Agriculture | Richard-Walther Darre, in co-op- | | eration with Economic Dictator Col. |

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39¢ MEN'S KNIT POLO SHIRTS

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Well made Polo Shirts in yellow white and blue. Small, medium and large sizes.

MEN'S SUMMER WASH TIES

15¢ 4 for

» a0c Large selection of patterns round out your summer supply

“If it covers the | floor we have it”

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And Linoleum Company

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volved in strikes, the department | listing a total of 376,821 for April | 139 WEST WASHINGTON STREE1 and 385,000 for May. { Opposite Indiana Theater Frank Morgan, 17, of 15 N. East | ————= Ei -

St, victim of an accidental shoot- | F | E

ing, was reported in a fair condi- | tion today at City Hospital. ARE A MENACE TO HEALTH AND CLEANLINESS. PROPER TREATMENT

He was wounded in the leg yes- | terday when a revolver in the hands | WILL ERADICATE THESE PESTS QUICKLY.

of his brother, William Morgan, 19, | of the same address, discharged acGET RID OF THEM 100% Kill Guaranteed

cidentally, police were told. ARNOTT EXTERMINATING CO.

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BEAUTIFUL EYES Marred by Defective Vision

If your eyes tire easily, or trouble you in any way, let me examine them before your sight becomes seriously impaired. Properly designed glasses will not detract from the beauty of your eyes.

Dre. R. J. Weldon

128-130 9 No. Penn.

Regular 49¢ to 69¢ Values

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MEN’S SANFORIZED SHRUNK SLACKS

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