Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 November 1937 — Page 16
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STATE BANK TAX CALLED HIGHEST OFKINDINU.S.
Hoosier Institutions Pay 60 Per Cent More Than Average, Is Claim.
Times Special FRENCH LICK, Nov. 11. —Hoosier banks are paying taxes at a rate of about 60 per cent higher than the 1936 average for all commercial
banks in the nation, F. W. Van |
Antwerp, First Bank and Trust Co. | president, South Bend, told the |
Crain to Speak
Dr. James A. Crain, above, ex-
JUVENILE COURT IN HOME URGED
Move Detention Facilities to City’s Outskirts, County Aid Says.
Edward Brennan, deputy prosecutor, who was for nearly two years assigned to Juvenile Court, today advocated removal of Juvenile Court and the Detention Home to the outskirts of the city, “away from the unpleasant surroundings and the morbidly curious courtroom spectators.” Mr. Brennan said Juvenile Court
should be held in the Detention Home. “The present courtroom is far from a fit place to hold an informal court for young children,” he said. “Likewise it would seem reasonable that the most unhealthy location for a Detention Home is downtown where bad air is the worst,” he pointed out. Mr. Brennan said he was opposed, for that reason, to moving the Detention Home children to the proposed new home at 538 W. New York St.
Owners to Confer on Home Site Offer
Owners of the 80-year-old former Governor's mansion, 538 W. New York St. are to meet tomorrow to consider County Commissioners’
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counter proposal for rental of the building as a new Juvenile Detention Home,
E. F. C. Weber, secretary of the |
People’s Mutual Savings and Loan Association, owners, said the or-
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ganization’s directors had been called to meet tomorrow. The property would replace the
present E. Michigan St. building, condemned in a report by the State
Fire Marshal, as Juvenile Home site. Commissioners asked two instead
of a three-year lease and $150 a month rental instead of $200.
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Indiana Bankers Association here today. | Mr. Van Antwerp, association | president, in addressing bankers of | the organization's seventh and| - SC eighth regions, said last year’s na- Peace tomorrow at 8 Pa at tional average tax rate was 20 cents | the Central Y. M. C. A. auditori-. r $100 of deposits, while Indiana | UM: . : Pe i a arn 8 "a | The meeting is sponsored by the He quoted figures to show that| American Student Union and the the tax rate for Indiana banks | Indianapolis Youth City. , jumped 100 per cent higher than | During the World War, Dr, Crain the average increase for all banks | Served as adjutant of the U. S. during 1936. As the tax rate for | Army chaplain’s training school.
Indiana banks rose 4 cents per $100 | He is author of “American Youth
ecutive secretary, department of social education of the United Christian Missionary Society with headquarters here, will speak on
The GREAT NOVEMBER SALES Bring Sensational
of deposits from 1935 to 1936, the | and the Liquor Problem.”
average for all banks in the country |
increased only 2 cents, he said. 400 Attend Meeting
“This presents an alarming dif- | ference and Indiana banks are be- | ing unduly penalized from a tax perspective,” Mr. Van Antwerp said. | “Indiana banks now are paying the | SET highest taxes they ever have paid.” | } Other speakers af the meeting, -
attended by about 400 bankers and | their wives, were Rep. John W.| Boehne Jr.,, Evansville; Hassil
Schenck, Indiana Farm Bureau | president; Dr. H. C. Sauvain, Indiana University Investment Research | Bureau director, and Albert J. | Wedeking, Dale State Bank cashier | and chairman of the Bankers Association Agricultural Committee.
M.E. BISHOPS PLAN SPIRITUAL CRUSADE
Council on Faith and Service To Meet in February.
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FT. WAYNE, Nov. 11 (U. P).—A “crusade” which will enlist 5,000,000 members of the Methodist Episcopal Church in a drive toward ‘spiritual regeneration.” was envisaged today ® by the Board of Bishops beginning | No Extra the second day of its annual fall Charge conference. Last night that board passed enthusiastically the resolution offered bv Bishop Charles Wesley Flint, At- | lanta, Ga., for a united Methodist council on the future of faith and | service to meet in Chicago, Feb. | 3 and 4. ' This council meeting, expected to draw some 4000 of the church's leaders, will open a drive which the bishops hope will cause 2,000,000 to renew spiritual pledges. |
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KILLED IN EXPLOSION LAWRENCEBURG, Nov. 11 (U. P.) —George Schwing, 23, was killed late yesterday when an empty cteel drum he was attempting to cut with
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SAVE 520
On This Brand New 1937
PHILCO
Regular Price $84.95 $ 6 4° 5
Our Price ..........
Values and Worth-While Savings in This One-Day Sale!
FRIDAY BARGAINS!
Special Friday Only! Misses’ Fleece
Sport Coats
Regularly $10.95
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Clever Shoulder and Sleeve Treatments!
Here is an extra low price for coats of this fine quality and styling. There are fleeces in belted models, fully lined and interlined . . . styled in bright or subdued colors. Sizes 12 to 20.
For Wear With Winter Coats!
VELVET HATS
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Velvet calots that can be worn with a veil for
evenings .
stitched velvet turbans and scot-
ties for general wear, all in popular black. Sizes
Only 96 BERETS AND HATS
22 and 23.
25°
Formerly $1 and more, berets and taffetas, counter soiled. Special,
Misses’ “Man-Tailored” $10.95 SUITS $9
Single breasted models in link button style with plain or action back, ideal for wear now or all winter under your coat. Solid colors of black, brown, grey or navy mixtures. Sizes 12 to 20—not all sizes in all styles or colors.
SILK STOCKINGS
for Women, . . . Ringless and Full-Fashioned!
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First quality, 4-thread, picot top silk hose, with garter-run-stop, French heel and cradle foot. New fall shades.
GIRLS’ SMART WASH DRESSES Smart is the word for these 16gore, swing style wash dresses. made of fine, colorfast percale. ¢
All new patterns. Sizes 7 to 14.
BOYS' CORDUROY KNICKERS Corduroy or all. wool knickers, fully lined with 4 pockets and $].-69
knitted cuffs . . . in browns or
greys. Broken sizes.
REGULAR $5.95 SNOW SUITS
Fully lined, 2 and 3-piece snow suits with button front jackets and ski -
pants. Some have hats to match. In Bb plain colors with plaid and plain trim. @ Sizes 8 to 16. WOMEN’S 39¢c RAYON UNDERWEAR Fine quality, run-resisting, rayon panties, bloomers and stepins, cut full and large. Sizes 34 to 42. q¢ Special Friday. WOMEN'S RAYON CREPE SLIPS
Crepe slips, cut full with corded, rip-proof seams and adjustable shoulder straps. Come in tailored q
or lace trimmed styles. Sizes 36 to 44.
WOMEN'S $1 WASH DRESSES
New winter prints loom brightly in these smart, straight line or flared skirt wash dresses in sev- ¢«¢
eral flattering styles. Sizes 14 to 20 and 34 to 52,
INFANTS’ 29¢ CREEPERS & DRESSES
Dainty and practical, infants’ fine quality muslin creepers and dresses with hand embroidered ® ¢
collars. Sizes 1 to 3.
TOT'S REGULAR 69¢ SWEATERS All wool or rayon and wool sweaters designed to be warm, comfortable and smart . . . in 2 19¢
slipon styles and pastel shades. Sizes 1 to 4.
SERVICE WEIGHT RAYON HOSE
Service weight, dull finished, lisle ® reinforced rayon hose with French heel and cradle sole. ¢
REGULAR 50c FABRIC GLOVES
to 8.
WOMEN’S REGULAR 50¢c SCARFS
A smart, warm winter accent for _ any costume . . . all new scarfs ® in triangles and squares . .. a ¢«¢
large assortment of novelty patterns.
MEN'S, WOMEN'S 5¢ HANDKERCHIEFS
Men's full size handkerchiefs in plain white . . . Women’s hankies in smart ©
plain colors or sport prints.
WOMEN'S 39¢ QUALITY SILK HOSE
4-Thread, all silk, picot top chiffon hose and 7-thread, lisle % top, service weight, silk hose, prs.
both with French heel and cradle sole. Sizes 82 to 10'z.
CHILDREN’S 19¢ SCHOOL HOSIERY
Children’s fine
ribbed, quality, - cotton hose in long lengths, reinforced in heel and toe. Sizes 6 De
to 10.
Women’s $1.98 and $2.25 Foundations
Swami or lace. top corselettes,
with or without inner belt, also ] Bi
corsets and girdles. All of rayon brocade, with 4-hose supporters. Sizes 26-44.
WOMEN'S $1 CORSETS AND GIRDLES
Front clasp corsets and side hook girdles made of fine quality rayon brocade, well boned for ® ¢
support. Sizes 26 to 34.
Women's OUTING FLANNEL GOWNS
Outing flannel gowns cut full and long, with long sleeves and - double yoke. Come in plain col- iY ¢
ored or striped outing flannel. . + + Sizes 16 and 17.
WOMEN’S 39¢ PORTO RICAN GOWNS
Styled in full belted and tucked
Women's slipon style, 4-button length, washable fabric gloves in black, brown and navy. Sizes 6 ¢
Special Friday Only! Women’s & Misses’ DRESSES
Regularly $5.95
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Rayon Crepes Rayon Failles Rayon Alpacas
Black and colors in tailored and semi-tailored models designed for Misses, Juniors and Women. Sizes 38 to 52. Sorry, not all sizes in every
style. No phone or mail orders! \
Save $1.10—Women’'s $3.95 Dresses $92.83
Broken sizes only in 14 to 20's. Smart fall styles in crepes and the very popular novelty knits. Special Friday! No phone or mail orders.
Sportswear Reduced!
Some Slightly Soiled! Broken Sizes! 24 $1 Washable Blouses
20 $2.95 Wool Skirts (Beige, Coral, Light Blue) 60 $1 Bolero Sweaters (Sleeveless, Colorful trim) 8 $1.15 Sweaters (Novelty Brushed, Short-Sleeved) ...75¢ 10 $1.15 Skirts (to match) ....75¢
Sizes 82 to 10%.
Gowns made of fine quality muslin, cut full and long and hand embroidered or appliqued. ¢
models. Sizes 16 and 17.
25x25-Inch Tapestry
Pillow Tops 18¢ Yard
29¢ The last day to save on this 33-inch
Pillow tops made from materials Red Seal, Government Standard, retailing up to $2.98 per yard. Spe- imported Silk Pongee in natural cial Friday at this low price, color,
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Regular 25¢ Imported
Silk Pongee
50x50-Inch Rayon
Lunch Cloths J39¢ Each
Square, in this popular size, is this attractive cloth, in checks of red, blue, gold and green.
81-Inch Unbleached SHEETING 24¢ Yard
Good quality sheeting which bleaches white quickly . . . in this width, 215 yards makes an extra
size sheet.
‘he “Swarthmore”
Made of a New Knitted Fabric With Sufficient Elasticity to Fit Over Any Curve or Corner of Overstuffed Furniture
Slip “Swanks” Over Your Chair — Tuck in Here and There.
FRIDAY CLEARANCE! Women's Regular $2.50
SHOE $]-30
Scuffproof and built-up leather, Cuban heel Suit Shoes, Arch-type Shoes with built-in steel shank, Sport Shoes and Spectator Shoes with square toes and low heels. Leathers of Kid, Calfskin, Suede and Bucko in black and browns. Sizes 4 to 8 AA to C.
The New Patented STAFAST feature (Patent No. 1984973) anchors the cover to the chair with one pull of the cord.
A new principle in fabric and fit incorporated into the most satisfactory slipcovers ever offered ready-made! A novelty knit fabric in brown, blue and rust and has a tenacity that keeps it smooth fitting and wrinkleless through any kind of treatment. Will fit practically any style of furniture and have removable flared skirts all ‘round!
The Back and Sides Look as Trim and Smooth as the Front,
CHAIRS
$23.50