Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 October 1937 — Page 14

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THURSDAY, OCT. 21, 1987

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES 3 eee iil

HOME BUILDERS LIST HANDICAPS INDUSTRY FACES

Unfair City Taxes and High Interest Rates Are Attack Targets. -_— re | PITTSBURGH, Oct. 21 (U. P).— With the removal of three barriers, the new-home building industry could be revived and unemployment problems settled. President Paul E Stark, National Association of Real Estate Boards. today told the association’s 30th annual meeting. Mr. Stark of Madison, Wis., listed the three tarriers as: Unfair and unjust palities high interest rate for | money loaned on homes; short period of amortization Speaking before 1500 delegates, Mr. Stark opened the convention | by emphasizing the responsibility of real estate boards in sound planning for residential development. Former Governor Cooper of Cin- | cinnati, emph asized the need for a co-ordinates svstem of taxation in- | volving Tederal, State and local governments Mr. Cooper, Cincinnati Real Es tate Board president, explained Ohio's law which limits total tax | on general property to 10 mills, and | said 1t has resulted in stabilized real estate values, decreased tax de linguencies, increased revenues col- | lected and stimulated purchasing of | homes and farms. Advance meetings of the associa- | tion's affiliated organizations elected new national officers K. Lee Hyder, Milwaukee, was | elected president of the American | Institute of Real Estate Appraisers. | James C. Downs Jr., Chicago, was elected to the presidency of the | nstitute of Real Estate Manage-

iC SHOOT FOR ARCHERS IS SET

Cottontail Shoot for archers is to be held in Brown County State Park Oct. 31, Virgil M. Simmons, Conservation Department Director, announced to-

The annual Hoosier

day

| resented a total of $52,542,029 of {the $73.691368 originally advanced.

real estate taxes of munici- | §#

LEGION PARTY TOMORROW

Service Post 128, American Legion, is to hold a benefit card party for the public at Legion Hall, Oaklandon, tomorrow night,

SOTITE

the POWDERS Molds Your Fale ho a ODORLESS STAINLESS

of the late Joseph Moore, Barl- | Indiana University campus. ham's second president and founder Spring Mill State Park near [of the college's museum. In the | Mitchell and the Marengo Cave in afternoon the group will visit Hanor awford County also are scheduled over College and Clifty Falls State lon the first day tour calendar. | Park at Madison, returning to RichThe party will hold an annual mond via Versailles, Brookville and | banquet and dance Saturday night | Liberty.

at West Baden. | ee in E

luncheon the students will tour the

RAILROADS REPAY 33 LOANS IN FULL

WASHINGTON, Oct. 21 (U.P full repayment of 33 to 53 loans wi. vanced to carriers by the Railroad Credit Corp. was reported today ‘as the corporation's stockholders met here for their sixth annual conference.

EARLHAM STUDENTS TOVISITSTATE PARKS

Two-Day Tour to Include Southern Indiana Spots.

Now aur sensational

ON PERMANENTS Evervihing for ory 8% No Appointment Necessary

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“BEAUTIFY THE BEAUTIFUL"

HELENE CURTIS Permanent, Eg Lana Complete, only Bp 2 for |

The report, presented by E. G Buckland, corporation president. said

that" the 33 Iliquidted loans rep-

RICHMOND. Oct. 91 (U. P)).—An | And from there to Salem where

auto caravan containing approximately 140 Earlham College Take

Formed in 1931 by 432 railroads. the credit corporation used proceeds from an emergency increase in freight rates to provide credit to carriers in need of aid in meeting

apooiniment nece

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fixed credit obligations.

|stos will ‘be be mage | at the birthplace {i Nationally advertised, THE INTERNATIONAL NE 1: Pufinumnem, students will leave here Saturday poke 32 WEEKS ON. PERMANENT WAVE Tr f I PR Te Or Two for $5.0 for a two-cdav. 125-mile tour of ‘as Croouignole PL Stays Until Hale Grows Out southern Indiana. To Pay for Your Clothes or Spiral 00 [TY Te TPs Te TE Wa Sear ehanents $1.50 Leaving the Earlham campus at at No Extra Cast. HATE Sut. Side LA the Children 6:30 a m.. the group will visit L E 0 TATLORING CO SET MAM ro, Den and other leading drugpict Rushville, Greensburg and Brown 235 MASS. AVE. 342 E. WASHINGTON ST. 25¢. 50¢ County State Park. After a noon 4 J AND SATURDAY Share in the Bi t F ] Savi he Year! -~ . re in 1iggest Furniture Savings of the Year. Open TONIGHT and Every Night Until 9:30 o'Clock pen T T y Nig ntil 9:30 o'Cloc

Inaugurated two vears ago by the | jE

Department as a preliminary to the opening of the archery hunting season, this shoot has become increasingly popular, he said Participants shoot at gets placed along trails

hidden tar- | § After this | §

A COMPLETE SELL OUT

event the archers try their luck with | §

rabbits

ASKS MISS EARHART BE DECLARED DEAD

LOS ANGELES, Oct. 21 (U.P) — A petition to have Amelia Earhart declared legally dead was on file in probate court today. The famed woman flier’s husband, George Palmer Putnam, asked for appointment as trustee of Miss Earhart's estate, which was listed as $25,000 worth of personal effects and real estate of unestimated value. Lost with Miss Earhart was Fred Noonan, navigator of her world flight. Their “flying laboratory” apparently fell into the Pacific last July

STUDENTS TO JOIN EANEERY TOUR

Seni civil engineering students raue and Notre Dame Universities and Rose Polytechnic Institute will participate in the annual fall meeting of the Indiana section of the American Society of Civil Eneineers, tomorrow and Saturday. Society members and studengs | will visit the Calumet industrial area | Frida

of Pu

sanitation equipment in Chicago

Saturday EASTERN STAR UNIT TO CONFER DEGREES

Indianapolis Chapter. Order Eastwill confer degrees in the Morris St., at

ern Star Temple at 1522 WA 8 p. m. Tuesday. The chapter auxiliary will entertain its members and their families at a Halloween party at 8:30 p. m Oct. 30.

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. The group will witness the | operation of movable bridges and | #

$100,000 Furniture and Rug Stock Must Be Sold at Once . . . Just Look!

Anticipate vour needs for a long time to come . . . buy for now, and next year while vou can save as never hefore. WE POSITIVELY MEAN IT ... WE ARE QUITTING THE FURNITURE BUSINESS FOR EVER. A small deposit will hold any purchase for future deliverv.

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DINING ROOM SUITES $79.50 8-Pc. DINING ROOM SUITE $45 $89 8-Pc. DINING ROOM SUITE . ..... $58 $139 8-Pc. DINING ROOM SUITE. ..... $80 $195 8-Pc. DINING ROOM SUITE $139 $210 8-Pc. DINING ROOM SUITE $150 Group of 0dd Buffets $10, $19, $26

Beautiful $69.50

| $2.95 METAL CLOTHES HAMPERS

BEDROOM SUITES

$69.50 BEDROOM SUITE, 3 PIECES $89.50 BEDROOM SUITE, 3 PIECES $129 BEDROOM SUITE, 3 PIECES $139 BEDROOM SUITE, 3 PIECES

All Kinds of Rugs $39.50 9x12 AXMINSTERS

$39 $60 $81 $89

$19.95

$49.50 9x12 AXMINSTERS $24.95 $49.50 9x12 BROADLOOMS $27.85 $500 Jin ROCKING $295 Nine Coil Steel Bedi I Pl $250 So to Compete $7125 Misc. Kitchen Furniture $6.95 9x12 FELT BASE RUGS. ....... $395 $17 5-Pc. BREAKFAST SETS $12.95 $27 KITCHEN CABINETS $19 $49 7-Pc. SOLID OAK DINETTE SUITES $33 $5 METAL UTILITY CABINETS $2.98 $1.75

$18.95

Innerspring

MATTRESS

$29.50 Studio

COUCH

$1050

With steel arms and back rest.

$11.50 Five-Piece

BREAKFAST SETS . $495

$23.50 Maple Floor Sample (Oak Interior) KNEE HOLE DESKS

$195 Living Room, Bedroom, Dining Room, Kitchen

4-Room Outfits

$1475

MERIDIAN SALES CO.—422-424 N. Meridian

LIBERAL TERMS TO RELIABLE PEOPLE . . . No Carrying Charge If Paid Within 90 Days