Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 December 1938 — Page 11

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BETTER DRESS SHIRTS

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D The finest selection of shirts we've ever had at this low price! Every new pattern and color! Expertly tailored of fine quality materials—non-wilt collars—seven button fronts. All sizes from 14 to 17!

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Mer’ s Plaid Sports SHIRTS

® The Ideal Shirt for Knock-About Wear!

Expertly made of fine quality soft cotton flannel . » « With two convenient pockets! Bright colors in plaids or checks? Small, medium and .large sizes!

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Men's Winter UNION SUITS

® With Long Sleeves, Ankle Length!

Warm 10%. wool union suits for cold weather! Random color! Close knit, well made, reinforced, military shoulders! All sizes!

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All-Wool Sleeveless Swealers

® Very Special Value at This Price!

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Men’s Better Quality Work Pants

® Of Covert or Whipcord Materials!

"Men . . . take advantage of this special Dollar

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Special! Men's Fancy Rayon

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Talon Fastener

PURE SILK HOUSE HOSIERY COATS

5 ms. $1 ; $1

Newest shades. All Princess style with first quality. Sizes 8% to 10%! ; length! 14 to 44!

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Women's

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Boys' Zipper Special! Boys'

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Brush type or shaker Pre-shrunk broadcloth. knit, assorted colors! Duke of Kent style or

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Men's Outing Flannel

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Extra suit pants in _ blue, brown or grey! Waist sizes 30 to 42!

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DINNERWARE

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Colorful dishes in green, blue, yellow and tangerine — makes a beautiful table!

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Boys’ Fine Corduroy

Well made, good quality! Blue, brown, castor and tan! Sizes 6 to 16%!

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BUSINESS MEN T0 HEAR EMERY

Association Circulates Petitions for Gross Tax Reduction.

ness,” will be discussed by DeWitt M. Emery of Akron, O. founder and president of the National Small Business Men’s Association, at an Indianapolis unit meeting at 7:45 Pp. m. tomorrow at the World War Memorial Auditorium,

Charles F. Zwick, local unit trustee, John R. Carr, unit president, will preside.

A luncheon honoring Mr. Emery will be held at the Columbia Club at noon tomorrow.

for reduction of the Gross Income Tax are being circulated throughout the state, E. E. Fillion, Indiana state Director, announced today. The petitions, which are to be

of the General Assembly, list the state ‘and local objectives of the Association. The objectives are: 1. “Revise and reduce the Gross Income Tax by reduction of the present rate,- by allowing corporate and individual losses to balance jagainst gains in the computations: ‘of returns. 2. “Reduce tax burden by reducing and limiting governmental instrumentalities and job holders. 3. “Return control of business to its owners by modification of the Social Security Act, especially the unemployment compensation division, and by Government cooperation and not competition with

8 business.”

First Petitions Returned

The first of 3000 petitions to Congress and President Roosevelt were returned to state headquarters today, Mr. Fillion also announced. These petitions request a revision of the Wagner Act to provide: 1. Equal rights with a fair and

all parties in interest. Employers as well as employees being enabled to initiate proceedings before the labor board with rules of evidence ‘to apply at all hearings. | 2. That employers, employees and their families be fully protected in all labor situations against coer-. icion or intimidation from any 'source. 3. For full review of all evidence by appeal to Federal Courts, tran|seript to be furnished by the board.

Urge NLRB Limitations

4, That the NLRB be limited to -

{judicial functions, so that it will

inot in the future, at one and the

same time, or at any time, act as

prosecutor, judge and jury; the {Department of Labor to take over |the functions thus removed from the board.

ON AWAKENING"

“The Awakening of Small Busi-

presented to the coming session

Mr, Emery will be introduced by ?

More than 5000 petitions calling :

impartial hearing and decision for - =

“We expect between 20,000 and =

125,000 names to be received on {these petitions,” Mr. Fillion said. “We already have received petitions containing 1000 names. We dis-

tributed the petitions the latter

{part of November.”

nonprofit organization to give small businessmen a voice in local, state and national affairs,” Mr, Fillion explained. Trustees of the Indianapolis unit include Frank L. Binford, Mr. Carr, H. D. Caylor, David A. Clark, Ed=

Eiward Dirks, Charles W. Gisler, F.,

H. Langsenkamp, Heren R. Osborne,

Thornton, Clyde E. Titus, G. E. Woods and Mr. Zwick.

BLUE KEY SOCIETY

Chester Jaggers, Butler University senior, has been named chairman of the Blue Key national convention to be held here Dec. 28-30, Bryon Beasley, Butler chapter president, announced today. Delegates from 60 ers are to attend, according to B. C. Riley, national executive officer. The ten= tative program includes attendance at the Butler-Michigan basketball game Dec. 30 and a dinner-dance the final night. Members of the host committee are Thomas Connolly, Byron Reed, William Hart, Hilton Atherton, James Hanna, William Mitchell,

fl | Kenneth Woolling, Walter Noffke,

John Crawford and William Connor._

Christmas Is Around the Corner

Now is the time

oughly examined Dr. Dix office.

Dr. Dix Services

fates, SIONS, I agework, Extrac eaning, - tons. Fillin ex. Ra Rays, Treatments for -Pyorrhea, P. ate Repairs.

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“The association is a nonpartisan,

Mrs. Samuel Lewis Shank, Jess R. Skinner, H. L. Summerfield, G. D,

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