Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 August 1940 — Page 2

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"TAXPAYERS GET CHANCE AT BUDGET?

City Council Wonders Whether Any Will Appear; G. 0. P.. ‘Thrifty Three’ Still Demands Cuts but Make No Specific Proposals. . | Tonight the taxpayers will have their chance to shoot at the 38,000,000 Cily budget proposed for next year. A public hearing will be held at 8 o'clock at City Hall. . : City Councilmen, completing the bulk of their budget Rich Autumn Tones will

study last night, are wondering whether any taxpayers will

appear. If last year's public) Make These Your Favorite!

rr = X \ NE . session was any indication of = » 4 ¥ ; interest in the budget, they HOSPITAL ASKS x 4 : at | said, the hearing will be Sie TX : | and

simply another formality. $50 000 MORE % 2 ; Fie : with all but the pension funds i y Caracyl Dyed Kid Ir : BY — ; : q

reviewed, the budget still stands at|

approximately $8,000,000. Unless] A 3 7 oul strong public reaction in the direc- 3 . a 5 I Ral NY SUrong BUC eon sevelops, tne, 1+ Bx Institution Needs Are a 8 al a FUR

il hi 2 r this| : rate which is 2 cents below this The County Tuberculosis Hos-

vear’s rate. The Republican minor-| = . - is 3 3 R jty—Council's “thrifty three’—are pital's budget, which seeks a $50,000 Ee 3 i BE ! $5 % | 2 it still demanding reductions, but have increase for next year, came before A \ Wi h M hi 3 Mate Ing

made no specific recommendations. the County Council's scrutiny today. | CL & i a BUEN Ba he Cit SE —— The councilmen, in the third day : : - \ * Fd \ 3 : Ro H through the City spital €s in ; : ; : i i E $ i 3 which they approved without com- of their informal budget scanning, ; : hen ; } \ A | an d

ment |session, appeared reluctant to ‘ap-| Ee | hd 3 3 CE . is : ; ; 1 8 REE Minority members, however, ques- prove the increase, half of which is a, a 4 : : 1 9 M tioned increases in the recreation fq. the construction of two homes Pe : 3 a 3 ; 5 u ets budget of the Park Department Gt | _ - % 3 3 ; : : RY : . .. for physicians. | 3 : a EE ¥ : : BE which is $30,000 in excess of this { 5 : 3 § : y C year. Members of the Mayor's Ad-| Thus far, the councilmen have > 3 a er i ; x 3 i omplete visory Committee attended the ses- made no definite cuts—they're leav-| ® Red Maple ® Sailor Blue : E = un ERY : FR TE 0

sion as a recreation lobby, but did jng that for their formal session | ® Black ® Sycamore Green

not speak on appropriations. ‘next Tuesday and Wednesday h. ¥ : Their resistance to increased ex-| y . | Navy ® Weedpatch Brown ci : ; =. penditures at low ebb, Republicans Substantial Trims Likely | No : 4 3 x 2 087 made several jabs at personnel In-| pu¢ from their close inquiry into FCA FO : = oh NE -

crease in the Park Department, but | ¢ rake Ee Cidtesdl: did not ‘pursue the objections waiter each item of ihe various institutions SIZES 14 to 20) explanations of increases were made and offices’ requests, the total of by Albert Gisler, Park Board Vice nearly $6.000,000 appears likely to 3 : Bl : \ a _ president. be trimmed substantially before the] PS 2 . { FE] : a RT oh 5 i Set

budgets go to the Tax Adjustment) Rayon alpaca crepe dyed to

Board. . : N AZARENES REPORT Fred Barrett, County Infirmary J the soft, rich autumn colors Eo od J i Fao |superintendent, was questioned that make the season so dv- i °3 : 8 BE § AR ek ! |closely at the Board's session yes- . > i 3 ; § HER : RR 3 ow y terday afternoon. namic. Now the same ador- % 4 : : ear the jacket with | A $7500 increase sought for food able colors come to you in 5 ; ; 3 % i AE a suit or dress! A 10 per cent gain in finances supplies brought every member of : G) “3 § ; i x : and a substantial increase in church the Council into the discussion. Mr. fashions styled to flatter and Fu 5 eh He ® Wear membership was reported at the Barrett explained that the $16,000 please you. For a feminine : HW as a formal wrap! opening session of the Church of appropriated for food this year is . : 3 the Nazarene's Indianapoiis District falling far short. " touch add the crisp white ; 2 SR A val Conference here today. “The trouble with the Infirmary,” | trims and vou have v a 5 value we find jus a The Rev. Jesse Towns, of Indi- Councilman George Sadlier com- | . e your coat k:. : in a long tin Just once anapolis, district superintendent, mented, “is we're spending too much dress for a perfect fall. Get B 3 : 3 a luxuri 18, you get told the several hundred pastors Jloder to Som - TIShY Yoopis yours tomorrow . .. you can't | « & OD Tons skunk dyed and delegates in the Roberts Park that don’t need it. ot of them | ied i ; i % gn : ; SSUM or a carac Methodist Church that during the have relatives who could support start wearing them too soon. SE : ARS § ; ; dyed FUR JACKET ity vear six new congregations were them.” Wear the mat once and make 4 : : ; ] matching HAT : AN D founded and several new edifices] Purchasing Agent Suggested vis 3 5 h : : Hai i § MU ‘ Aad built. Superintendent Towns Was | g Ag gy the most out of a beautiful i CE Sketched above: : 3 J J MUFF. The entire set expected to be re-elected. | Mr. Barrett agreed, adding that a fall. : } ; : # at one low price. Jacket The pastors’ conference followed Special investigator to check the : : Coat dress in Black, : i 3 18 32 inches long (fi a two-day meeting of the District actual needs of inmates would save § = Navy, Weedpatch i i i § tip length) Mu nger | Brown, Soldier : B RL » Muff has a i B § concealed zipper purse,

Women's Foreign Missionary Soci- | lot more than his salary. | ety which closed vesterday after re- | The idea of having a county pur- Blue, and Sycamore Si 12es for Misses. Black

electing Mrs. Effie Towns president. chasing A SH at several Sketched below right: : 3 i Green. Sizes 14 te : 8B § : Others elected were Mrs. Joseph Previous budget sessions, was re- C ’ : F 3 20. i Ho ; only 4 " y : oat : % 3 % 3 d : Je Collins, of St. Bernice, and Mrs néwed by President Carl Brandt ace. oy inuud Vi ithe : } 3 A 8 JoF | —Downstairs Clara Johnson, Indianapolis, vice When Mr. Barrett said he could cut Sorghum Brown. Sie avy 3x : A Boag J s S at Ayres. presidents; Mrs. Gladys Carter, food costs consitlerably if he weren't > a, Sisko. Terre Haute, recording secretary; [forced to buy supplies by bids. —Downstairs a Mrs. Glenna Stoffer, Indianapolis,| We are required by law to adver- i ees. corresponding secretary; Mrs. Gladys tise for bids Sn three months,” he | Snow, Mitchell, superintendent of I a % wet - study, and Mrs. Le vis, Bloom- |: Ye OF £3 Inonuns ; ] : ¥ study, and Mrs. Leo Davis, Bloom- |e market will be three months As Much a Part of College

ingion, publicity superintendent. | bids t otect themsel |bids to protect themselves. | Back to School? You'll Need Plenty of As Your Text-Books!

BUILDINGS HEATED IN | “Woud save County CAPITAL COOL WAVE) Ziyi arenes 1 « Rayon Satin, Rayon Crepe | Rayon Satin, Rayon Crepe

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could shop around and buy what ; we need at a lot less than the bic : : WASHINGTON, Aug. 28 (U. P). ice» hi | : $ 19 —Sub-normal temperatures forced |’ councilman William N. Harding | a, J | “ o" . on Py Oe o Tif A supported the purchasing agent idea. 3 i urn on ne heat n many ce | “Tv 7 i an 3 i buildings which wire Hose afters I've been advocating it for several The classic school requirement . .. rayon crepe or rayon satin ldings clos after- lvears.” he said. “It would save the Ee $Y blouse with tucked or plain front, band bottom. Collar and collarless styles, pearl buttons. Sizes 32 to 40.

noons a few weeks ago because of county $250.000 a vear.” Zz 5 the heat wave : a | RPE For two weeks it has rained much | 3 3 of the time here. The dampness has DISREGARDS ARMY'S BID : { : added to the discomfort of the un- \ ah | 2 d fort of the un-| Gored and Belted All-Wool

FALL RIVER, Mass. Aug. 28 (U.

seas cold wea T : : : : ls cold weather. P.) —Amable Corbin thought today I & % 3 Sunday the thermometers dropped he would disrecard a proposal to ‘en- I 3 to 58—th lest Al 25 t ict 3 ma : > > % \ k ) wae, ssEE. 35 Tn The di in Ye Jrmy received Hom & re- : = Stock up and save while doing it. They're really S IR S $ 5 4 . ® ® ® ta | . "

capital in 13 years oop (cruiting office. i ; : : : The forecast was not encouraging.| Wr. Corbin is the father of six E 2 p :. attractive slips tailored to fit in lace or tailored the Weather Bureau predicting'con- | children, the grandfather of 23 and a “i, styles. Bias cut and some with gores. Colors come | Al-wool skirts in gored and belted styles. Fine fitting. Colors tinued light rain until the end of js 88 years old. | RSW § 4 .\J' in Tea Rose and White. Sizes 34 to 44. come in Soldier Blue, Black, Safari Brown, Sage Green, Navy the week. oS ; 3 ES —Downstairs at Ayres. | and Indian Earth. Sizes 24 to 32 inch waist,

V. F. W. COMMITTEES | Milam? fo make

—The Veterans of Foreign Wars, | / 7/4 holding their 41st annual convention ! wW/ 0 a 1 & . here, today hear reports of officers 4 3 EF J Eo ; j : 3 and committees which have the : / Fa ; a : SP \ ’ - studied communism, fasiism, con- (7/¢/4 2 3 Rif y | N scription, defense, pensions and na- ¢ ? : 4 i 3 { » A a tional welfare. Ea a Fa. "5 ¥ : Presentation of the reports will § EE ; La X J CORDUROY

bring toward a close the encamp- N 3 : RK ment which was climaxed last night ) | ig : no 3 : | ) For Growing Girls

by a five-four parade in which 10,000 former soldiers participated and which drew a million persons to downtown Los Angeles. The line of | veterans, augmented by active army | units and drum and bugle corps, stretched 10 miles down Broadway.

—Downstairs at Ayres.

PUT BUMS IN ARMY, | wn J \e EB ER KING OF HOBOES ASKS ~~ Fa Ri dhs ) Net Bendy i = 3 bh Complete | 2 ; ; New | gE 5 Sizes

BUFFALO, N. Y., Aug. 28 (U. P.). | ; : ® | Y Your Homes From 4 to 9,

—Jeff Davis, the “king ofethe ho- hil Girls’ corduroy jumper sets

oes.” ve his St rt todav to & | : Ha ’e ron hd I di Fo ey . “R ftex” { 3 i complete with smart fitting Widths AAA “The bums and tramps,” Davis Bo Pr: Printed Uie £ : spun rayon blouse, in con | to B ] | FE 3 trasting color. Fine pin wale in the Group corduroy, two pockets, gored !

said, “are a menace to the United . «WADA Don. h ; N 4 States now. The Hoboes of Amer- be CIMEEL : | a 7 ica and League of Hoboes of the . '& 5 ; § [BR Skirt, belted back. Colors in SE gan antique Anished ox. World are advocating general reas. : A 2 : i Red, Blue, Wine and Sailor ? ford with wall inst. Fine tration of the million and a “alf 1 gi i Blue. Sizes 7 to 16. : > leather heels. Finished | | i FR n P nicely and made to give > # , ¢ i lots of sturdy wear,

bums In the country and tossing ; . : them is the Army. Maybe thev Be popular! Charm your a : | aren't all able bodied, but they guests! How? Serve them - i 5 : | C : | | orduroy Calots > |

could clean out stables and peel Canada Dry, “The Champagne

spuds.” Davis said that his hobo of Gin » i be dah E ger Ales,” and Sparkling organization members are ready to Canada Dry Water, the soda ‘ PAIR to Match

serve in the Army “if drafted.” | with pin-point carbonation! ) 3 WILLIAM MORGANS DIE | ; Roy | EY ® Wine ® Blue C

SCRANTON, Pa., Aug. 28 (U.P). : tural —Death took a peculiar toll of mem- DA D RY A ® Natura bers of the Rescue League, Knigl : R ® Green of Pythias, in the past month, The GINGER ALE § EB ® Rose A smart little corduroy beanie 3 3 to go with the Jumper sets. | Black or brown simulat-

three men who died were William A. Morgan, William E. Morgan an SPARKLING WATER AT] . i lligat (ford with William M. Morgan. 2 a ch, luxurious Many colors to choose from. | at ther. mud

A floral drape In 1 add much to guard Trim leather

| \ \ ] “Ruftex” that wil . > soles and leather heels. 3 ER f your home. ’ ’ or. ERMANENT SPECIAL § 1 oe natural and Girls’ Mix 'n Match ; S WEEK ONLY AT GENE FAY § «ed grounds in many ature 1 ravs (1 C. gl colored grounds in mE Sw | | Corduroy Shirts & Skirts

Regular $6.00 Value tive prints that ar Every girl wants an adorable corduroy set of

Brown oxford, grain leather with smooth leather saddle. sition sole and heel. Sturdily constructed for school wear.

i 3! oom color harmonize W th any I col i I $250 k 36 Inches by 21% yards Buugy 95% walle 3) contre wt

PERMANENT only scheme. 4 — Downstairs at Ayres. gore with button side. Sizes 7 to 14.

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