Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 September 1947 — Page 9

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES City Churchwomen Civic League to Hear To Hold Workshop Feeney and Wemmer

| The Forest Manor Civic league The Indianapolis Council of) . churchwomen will hold their annual| Will present Al Feeney, Democratic | presidents’ “day and workshop Fri- nominee for mayor, and William |day beginning at 9:45 a, m. in the ‘Wemmer, Republican nominee, at |Central Avenue Methodist church. the meeting tomorrow at 8 p. m.

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| high cost of living?” is frequently overlooked. | Regular navy filers moved planes jigious education for the church men of ‘the meetin | That is the fact that people are making more money and spending Rg Pensacola Rival air. station) Fain Tawi Also will discuss ah men, 04 th & ! more maney. ; Sia d out of the hurricane's path, But at grea. | . The result is they are unconsciously bidding up prices of higher,inaw Orleans, it was the naval re-| Mrs. S. M. Ford will direct the! quality foods and such things as automobiles and washers and furniture serve which met the emergency. consecration service and Mrs. J. H. | and homes, in which production has : not yet caught up with demand. To get.a true picture of just how bad off or how well off we are as a country because of increased liv-

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ly wages, says the labor "department, [Nineteen ex-naval aviators—civilians|gmiley, council president, will prefrom all walks of life—rushed to the! [side. The various council areas will airport where they train four times|gramatize their projects for thell a week, and flew their planes t0/coming year. Laqcal presidents, min-| Memphis, a‘ haven from the jsters’ wives, board and committee

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have increased 80 per cent, There has been a wide difference {of compensation of individuals by [classes since 1940. Commerce de-

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| partment figures show the following,

{ principal items, for comparison with [the 80 per cent gross factory hourly wage increase and the 56 per cent | hike in living costs: All salaries and wages, up from |$51,800,000,000 to $125,300,000,000, or| {141 per cent.

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reserve pilots back to their homes,| to be with their families when the |winds ‘struck. Memphis Alerted When the hurricane shifted Hs course, however, Memphis was

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ry i AMERICAN merce and labor cent. | The air force's 21st bomb wing, Bennett Griffin explained today: ‘ 3 ~ department, and | Compensation to farm owners stationed at Memphis, flew its 22| “We had no choice, People used y " y AIRLINES federal reserve Mr Leach [and renters, up from $4,900,000,000 aircraft to Kansas City. {to come over here and park their] ae ete et iq F} statistics: [to $17,600,000,000, or 259 per cent. | The natiorial guard ordered its cars for three or four days while Err eT err if TY | Disposable personal income after] Individual income from dividends 19 craft to Louisville. They.were they went off. to Europe” a, hl up from $4 billion to $6,200,000,000,' flown there by former servicemen-- ! Ses vad So TmMOMO 1543 or 65 per cent, now bond salesmen, lumber in- CK AND CO lo he > Bld as All Classes Benefitted {spectors, plumbers, mill workers, | p { 5 Thus virtually all classes—with students, policemen, automobile That's an increase of 124 per cent. one notable exception — have ex-| salesmen, insurance brokers. ! | Against that set personal con-|perienced a greater increase in per-| Not a plane was lost during the “I'm herd fo please Phone Us Today, Have a sumption expenditures. That covers sonal income than in personal ex- high winds } all the things that- people spend, penditures, | —— N AT money on — food, services, rent,| The exce I i pion is those who must DAVIS CLEANERS furniture, .. automobiles, vacations, depend entirely upon dividends for ’ when t comes movies, night clubs, and the like. their income. RITE S Pus On Mow! That was $72,100,000000 ‘in 1940.| an jtem in commerce department (Wright's) to Beer ‘ee The 1947 outgo is estimated at $158,- | statistics that interests labor as well! Guaranteed Don’t wait until thot leaking 000,000,000. : as political economists is the rise in Watch 3 | of domages interior walls, Gain of 118 Per Cent undistributed corporate profits, T at SW y a ways valuable fumishings ond couses That's an increase of 118 per cent. mast of which have gone into re- Repairing ; framework 10 ror. We'll : So for the people as a whole, dis- serves for one purpose or another, AT OUR. USUAL "” experts put on a posdble income has gong up higher; - This rose from $2,400,000,000 in| , get FOX DE LUXE Extra Pale. P P new roof ond than personal outgo. ‘ 1940 to $11,200,000,000 estimated for ow PRICES guaranies both material ond yo, ee. RE on De. exceptions are Persons who | 1947. or 266 ner, cent, Corporate, rN - SETS els Ta OT RN RR TECHS ET te a RIPE. AE A TR Ry Rie "Y niist five “on pensions, ins | profits alter taxes went up 171 per H DRY ; “Hlenaed” WAR Imported Don enrian “Fops f Use Sears Easy Payment ; on Garment § annuities, and other forms of fixed cent, from $6,400,000,000 to $17,400, b SERVICE Plan : ULIEREIITH lincome. They have been hurt. | 000,000 estimated for 1947. q+ y Distributed by i In short, we are on the higher’ Copyright, 1947, by The Indianapolis Times ; ‘ \ Trt . F ) E NO CLOTHES ODOR Jl. i. or: Ye ar or he er Con a oo ote £3 ADVANCE BEVERAGE (0., INC. For Free Estimate ‘that President Truman emphasized ARRANGES DAN JEWELRY SHOP 315 W. Mar land CLUB ANG DANCE h : % y in his latest economic report. sboHs c 1 ay 43 S. llinois St. S ! FUL” ! ; The Indianapolis Traffie club. wi Indianapolis, Ind. Phone: Lincoln 2491 — CLOTHES LAST LONGER While all personal consumption] hold its annual fall dance. Oct. 18. | Pew Doors South of Washington St. ARApols a go ) Corn” > aay Bescess yor hve Ron up 118 per C. E “Coonfield is chairman. Always A Squste Deal 4% Rites Fok DeLuxe Brewing Co. of Ind. Ine. ~ Marion, Ind. 4 i ~ A orm - Aseptic 0 -f - eo i SS ———————— m—N : lpi ey reece Hs 4 sities, labor department shows, has oh - { the Law” Stores All Over Indiana gone up 56 per cent 1 polis Pp p . > " 3 SE / Call WA bash 4521 for | Food has risen nearly 100 per i Pe. : : : . : Nearest Location cent, clothing 80 per cent. Other : NG : tory : actual living necessities have not! v NA : J AVAILABL ONLY AT increased 50 fast, hence the ayex-'.. re ya n 3 i jo Rh 3 : Ce ia 03 GA. 3 ‘age is held down to 56 per cent of : A : 4 ; i Xn gr iby aus all necessities of life. - : phy ; & ; ; an . While individual dispodable In: ] i ; J ; GIRL” | {come for all the people has gone | I £ i : g

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