Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 March 1938 — Page 5

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COUNTY SETUPS [ror MATERIAL BIDS _

- ACCEPTED BY BOARD

FOR TAX REVIEW | =. -- CALLED FAULTY};

Possible Suggested Changes Include Payment for Board Members.

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Washineion tonight. alk, “Paper, Printing an Rill to be illustrated pnd Times Special sampling every fifth perso gone photographs. H. G. Bradley, Eli| GREENCASTLE, March 4.— A |alphabetical list of every class. Thé "jay & Oo, printing department ok or time sto be conducted project wil be voluntary il anony- petidable Dr Drug ‘Stores and Haag's Drug

Board today had acon road material ee to $1 054. A steam

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Men’s SHIRTS and SHORTS

15¢

Lastex side, balloon seat shorts: & rib-

bed shirts.

roller and: tree removing equipment VISITOR To ADDRESS meeting at a total cost of $3909. Andrew Miller, City horticulturist, Frank E. Wagner of 8. D. ‘Warto be ted o k de as a and a og ren Co., paper manufacturers, Cum

were also purchased at yesterday's PRINTING CRAFTSMEN said the tree removing equipment for use by next week. berland Mills, 'Me., is to speak be-|head, is to Preside.

Men’s $1.49 SWEATERS

95¢

Half zipper or pullover. Colors or pattern. Part wool and mohair fabric. Sizes 34 to 46.

Men’s 15¢ HOSE

10c

Rayon and celanese hose in patterns & shades. Sizes 10 to 11%.

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Many county tax adjustment boards are performing their budget and property levy reviewing functions “in an inadequate manner,” State House officials reported today after a survey. Prepared for use by the State Tax Board and Governor Townsend's Special Tax Study Commission, the survey also covers the first year of operation of Indiana’s revised property tax limitation law. Anderson Ketchum, State: Tax Board secretary, said complete figures contained in the report would not be released until State and local officials had been given additional time to study them.

Recommendations Sought

Significance of the report, it was said, lies in the fact th’ the Governor’s Commission, wh! 21 1. %o study it, has been empowered to make recomendations to the 1939 Legislature. Possible changes which may be suggested include: 1. Granting of salaries to County Tax Adjustment Board members. They now serve without pay, aud it has been reported that often n 48 difficult to find persons willing to serve. 2. Revising the Board’s personnel to exclude local governmental officials, who sometimes make up a majority of the Board. After budgets and tax rates have been approved by the various lo#4l governmental councils,” the Adjustment Board is authorized to review these figures. An appeal can be taken from the Adjustment Board's finding to the State Tax Board.

Savings to Taxpayers

It was reported that the survey discloses a savings of approximately $1,500,000 to Indiana taxpayers through reductions<‘made by the State Tax Board in budgeis and rates, previously reviewed by County Tax Adjustment Boards. The State Tax Board considered budgets of Bppisximately 1600 individual tax-

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SUITS

$167

7 F caret tafloring “with slide-fasten “§¢ “skirts and-deep hems identify them :

Somie County Tax Adjustment Boards marge a thorough study of the new budgets, it was said, while others, feeling the State Tax Board will review their work and catch mistakes, make only a casual check.

TWO CHIGAGO BOYS GET 199-YEAR TERMS

One Pleads in Vain for Electric Chair.

SAMPLE COATS &

SUITS

For Spring Wear

1:9 99

Sizes 12 to 50

New Spring

DRESSES

s3%

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CHICAGO, March 4 (U. BP). Paul Reeder, 19, who pleaded in vain

for death in the electric chair rather than a sentence of 199 years is prison for the holdup-murder of a grocery clerk, was guarded carefully in the County Jail today to forestall any attempt at suicide. The ‘boy went on a rampage in Criminal Court yesterday when Judge Francis Allegretti pronounced sentence. He smashed a camera and J threw himsel. against the walls. “I don’t want 199 years,” he shouted. “I want the electric chair.” He pleaded guilty to slaying Raymond Sedlacek during an attempted robbery Nov. 24. State’s attorneys demanded the death penalty. De- + fense attorneys pleaded for leniency, citing thes youth's tragic background. He was the second boy sentenced to a 199-year prison term yesterday. dge Joseph Sabath sentenced ussel Grant for a $400 holdupmurder, Nov. 20, of William Hendele, 58, a fillmg station operator.

BOY, 16, SOUGHT IN MOTHER'S SLAYING

CHICAGO, March 4 (U. P)—|

—Theodore Danielsen Jr., 16, high school junior and an accomplished pianist, was sought by police today for questioning about the slaying of his mother, Eleanor, 47. The youth left his home late yesterday, carrying two suitcases. Three hours later his father, Theodore Sr. a clérk, arrived home and found his wife’s body on the floor, a 10-inch butcher knife in her back. The room was mm disorder. Materials for a cherry pie were strewn beside the body.

CAST IN UNIVERSITY PLAY

EVANSTON, Ill, March 4.—Two Indianapolis students at Northwestern University have been cast in the annual Waa-Mu musical show, which this year will be “Of Thee I Sing,” the Broadway hit of several years ago. The students are Miss Martha daughter of Glen W. Parrish, 548 W. 30th St., and Miss Dorothy Spahr, daughter of Mss Ruth Spahr, 3055 N. Meridian

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Curtain VALUE

Lovely ruffled curtains that will beau-

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MATTRESS COVERS

89¢

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90x108 Candlewick BEDSPREADS

$1.79

Bright pattern candlewick spreads in all colors.

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SUITS

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BOYS’ NOVELTY PATTERN LONGIES

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New Spring Dresses

Boleros, Sodineotes, $6. 99

tc.,, in prints and plain col colors, Sizes 12 38 to 60.

Fused Collar

'79¢ Shirts

59 |

Men’s finer quality “Hi” |

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Men’s $1.49 Pajamas

$1.00

Genuine broadcloth pajamas slipover or coat styles, in all

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MEN'S OXFORDS

Made to Sell for $2.98

57 79

A factory offered these to us at great savings, Black or brown wing ip or plain toe oxfords in al sizes.

GIRLS’ FAILLE TAFFETA

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Adorable ruffle trimstyles C in maize blue and pink. Sizes 4 2 to6 years.

Girls’ & Tots’ Bloomers

Rayon or broadcloth in sizes 2 to 14 years, .

10c

GIRLS’ sm 59¢

‘Guaranteed Fast Colors

39:

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Tols’

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Wash Frocks

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ALL SILK "CHIFFON"

HOSE

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13.

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