Indianapolis Times, Volume 42, Number 35, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 June 1930 — Page 24

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OWEN YOUNG TELLS BANKERS * PERIL America Faced With Problem of Marketing Large Surpluses, He Says. Bu Vnitat Pratt SAN FRANCISCO, June 20. America, faced with the problem of marketing large surpluses of commodities, raw materials, earnings #hd services, must create good-will among its potential buyers abroad and avoid any attitude, such as a hostile tariff policy, Owen D. Young said here Thursday night. In a speech before the National Electric Light Association, broadcast to the nation, the chairman of the board of the General Electric Company denounced “racketeers” in economics and politics who for selfish reasons “assassinated” the good-will on which American prosperity depends. “The dividing line between prosperity and tHe want of it is so sensitive that all our surpluses vitally affect it,” he said. Young said the problem was to dispose of American surpluses in countries where they were needed. Extension of international credit will furnish one solution, in his opinion. Financing of foreign Joans in this country does not mean that United States currency or gold is Shipped abroad, he said.

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An able equestrienne, Betty Couzens, shown here in her modish riding habit, is often seen on the bridle paths about Washington, D. C. The charming young horsewoman is a daughter of multi-millionaire Senator James Couzens of Michigan. Sale in Bankruptcy ANDERSON, Ind., June 20.—Merchandise and fixtures in the jewelry store of Leo Roos will be sold at auction, July 25, under an order of Carl Wilde, referee in bankruptcy.

COUNTY FACES HIKEINTAXES Judge Orders Money Paid for Inmates’ Care, County taxpayers today fa.ed z boost of from 3 to 5 cents in the 1931 tax levy to meet orders of Superior Judge James M. Leathers that the county must pay money due the state for the care of county inmates in state penal and residents in benevolent institutions. The court ordered $157,682.88, overdue, be paid the state immediately from available county funds. He directed the county to provide

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for 1930 and 1931 payments in the 1931 tax levy. County commissioners say the court order will raise the tax rate at least 3 cents and probably 5. Unless this is done, they say, the order can not be followed. The court’s decision was in a suit brought by Mrs. Grace Banta Reynolds, state treasurer, against the county demanding the judgment for money due prior to Jan. 1, 1929. Commissioners said the funds have been included in annual budgets, but this item has been eliminated either by the council or the state tax board. Kidnaped Priests Are Rescued Bu United Prrtt ■ ■ HANKOW, June 20.—Government troops today rescued two Catholic priests, Fathers King and Kalmen, who had been kidnaped from the mission at Sinyangohow.

HEALTH CAMP TO REOPENED 28 Girls Receive Nutrition Treatments Tuesday. Twenty-eight little girls from Ipdianapolis and Marion county Tuesday will enter the nutrition camp for sick children established by the Marion County Tuberculosis Association near Bridgeport. Eighty acres on the banks of White Lick creek have been purchased by the association for the camp. The girls will remain at camp five weeks and a similar number of boys then will be entered. A long

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