Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 December 1946 — Page 10

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Green, Blue or Rose.

Famous make "Royal Miss" cotton prints in bright colors. Background colors are As sketched, rose

Cotton Print Dresses

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‘at 8 p. m. tomorrow.

patients will be held Sunday after-

Property Tax.

Over Indiana

Marion County Gain Is State's Largest

Property taxes in Indiana next year will be $19,300,000 higher than in 1946, an increase of about 15 per cent, Albert H. Cole, president of the Indiana Taxpayers association,

disclosed here today.

Compilation of budgets for gov-

The biggest budget increase in the

Istate for next year was in Marion county with expenditures set at $25,400,000, up $3,900,000 over this year.

Might Have Been Higher The increase in Lake county was

Mr, Cole pointed out that Indi-

ana's property taxes might have [been much higher if the various

nits had not cut about $11,700,000

off their original budget requests.

Situation Critical “Indiana faces conditions that

afford to progress along a route

hat practically threatens the roof

over every citizen's head

“We suspect we are approaching

Up 15 Per Cent

lernmental units in all 92 counties! 'show anticipated expenditures of| /$141,800,000 for 1947 compared to $122,400,000 spent this year.

THE WEATHE Preview of U.S. Wea

PARTLY CLOUDY AND

NATIONAL 24-HOUR FEORECAST SUMMARY : Sleet or freezing rain in eastern New England

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

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ther Bureau Forecast Period Ending 7:30AM EST 12: 18:4

will turn to snow flurries this |

evening when the cold front passes. Below freezing temperatures are forecast as far south as At-

are no less than critical,” Mr. Cole| lanta in the eastern states and (said. “It is a progressive state and [it “must go forward but it cannot| tion of the nation. (See freezing

to Ft. Worth in the central por-

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the West, the minima will range from Seattle's 29 degrees and 19 degrees at Boise to the 48 degrees forecast at Los Angeles and Santa

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{ Miami's 65

degrees * minimum

| reading will make that the warm-

line on FOTOCAST.) It will be |

coldest from northern Iowa to the Canadian border with below zero minimum readings predicted in

the danger point now. If so, it is | these northern Plains areas, time we diagnosed our ills and did | {something about them.”

Hospital Plans

The cold wave will sweep east

| sin, Michigan, Illinois, and Indi- | ana, Milwaukee can expect a

temperature drop to about zero.

| tomorrow morning; 14 degrees at

Party Tomorrow

Approximately 500 persons will

The annual party for children

Detroit; 13 degrees at Kansas City and St. Louis; 10 degrees at Denver; 6 degrees at Omaha; 17 degrees at Cleveland; 12 degrees

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Official Weather

weeUnited States Weather Bureau———

(All Data in Central Standard Time) ~Dee. 17, 1946—

7:00 | Sunset..... 4:2

Sunrise

Precipitation 24 hrs. end. 7:30 a. m. 06 | 7

| Total precipftation since Jan, 1 32.7 y 7

| Deficiency since Jan. 1 . 5.75 |

| | ture in other cities:

| and southeastward over Wiscon- |

The following table shows-the lempera- |

Station Atlanta

‘Boston | Chicago i Cinginnati Cleveland

| Minneapolis-St Paul - : rr

It will be 8 degrees at Chicago by

| New Orleans

est spot in’ the U. 8. tomorrow | morning. Despite the generally cold pic~ ture for the countsy, there will be some warm air streaming over the extreme eastern portions of the | nation and a warm front is noted in northern New England. How- | ever, the modifying influence of this front will be overcome by the rapidly moving cold front behind it. Cold, windy conditions will pre= | vail from Wisconsin eastward, accompanied by drifting and blowing snow in Michigan, snow squalls in Ohio and snow flurries over most of the Lakes Region, western New York and Pennsyl

| vania. Increasing winds are.fore-

cast from Cape Hatteras to East-

| port, Me.

Reich Cartels Curbed

0 {¢ BERLIN, Dec. 17 (U. P.).=A law designed to break up German bank-

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FLANNER BUCHANAN 2/27 a

FALLCREEK AT MERIDIAN ST.

ing monopolies in the American (zone of Germany will become ef-] | fective Jan: .1, Lt. Gen. Lucius D.|

: | American military | |

York City; 26 degrees at Phila- |Eltt3burgh

Sirens 7 5 delphia; 28 degrees at Washing- [San Antonio ranes@hs § 38 | Clay, deputy

San Francisco

ton; 25 degrees at Memphis. In

Washington, D. C

2% governor, announced today.

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WASSON'S DOWNSTAIRS DAYTIME DRESSES

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