Indianapolis Times, Volume 42, Number 89, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 August 1930 — Page 7

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STATE MAY BUY FARMS TO AID SCHOOL FUNDS Southern Indiana Land May Be Purchased, Township Units Abolished. State Forester Ralph Wilcox's plan for the state to buy out southern Indiana hill farmers and turn tne land into state forests may be recommended in a modified form to the state aid school commission. This announcement was made by Wilcox following an airplane survey of the districts on which he was accompanied by State Repreientative George W. Freeman ■Rep, Kokomo), commission member The trip v.as made in Indiana national guard airplanes, piloted by Major Richard F. Taylor and Lieut. “Slatt G. Ca.pcnter. Freeman is reported to have said ’hat he would favor the state buying some of the untillable areas to abolish the township school units and save the state aid funds. He will not advocate the plan to do this so rapidly as to increase the state conservation department budget, however, it was said. INCOME TAX SLASH IS LIKELY TO STAY Treasury Chief Optimistic About Keeping I Per Cent Scale. By Unit") Prr • , WASHINGTON. Aug. 22.—The 1 per cent reduction granted individual income taxpayers last year may be maintained m 1931, Ogden Mills, undersecretary of the treasury, today after a conference with President Hoover. Mills’ optimism was a direct reversal of the observations of high treasury officials Thursday that, with receipts falling off, it appeared the 1930 reductions would have to toe eliminated.

EXTRADITION IS DELAYED Court Action Holds. Up Return of Buckley Slaying Witness. By ( •filled Prre* NEW YORK. Aug. 22.—Habeas corpus proceedings in the case of Teddy Pizzino. wanted in Detroit In connection with the murder of Gerald Buckley, radio announcer, ’ were postponed today by the supreme court until Saturday. Governor Roosevelt already has signed extradition papers, but Pixrino ca nnt be removed from the Branx county jail until the habeas corpus action is settled. Rushville Doctor Dies Bu Ttmrs & serial RUSSIAVILLE. Ind., Aug. 23. Funeral services for Dr. Martin L Oilai, 78, local physician who died Thursday, were held at his home here today. Burial was made in Crown Hill cemetery, Kokomo. He leaves a daughter. Miss Lucille E. Oilai, teacher in Ea?t Chicago schools, and a son. Dr. Alfred L. Oilai, Baltimore, Md., ioimerly connected with the Indiana state board of health.

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Miss Laura Donnan, former Indianapolis public school and Shortridge high school teacher since 1905, who died today at St. Vincent’s hospital. She was injured several weeks ago when she fell at Illinois and Ohio streets. She lived at 232 North Capitol avenue. .

Tobacco Tax Sets Record WASHINGTON. Aug. 22.—Americans are turning more and more to tobacco, it was shown again today

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when the external revenue collections for July revealed tobacco collections far exceeded all other proceeds during the month.

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10,000 PERSONS EXPECTED AT CHURCHEVENT Public Wedding to Feature West Park Christian Fish Fry Tonight. The sixth annual fish fry of West Park Christian church is expected to attract ten thousand persons to Hawthorne playground tonight. At a public wedding Miss Ruth Hammerschlag, 549 North Exeter avenue, will be the bride and Lewis Dillard, 1315 Finley avenue, the bridegroom. The Rev. N. L. Collins,

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Mix ’Em Up Bv United Pres # NEW YORK, Aug. 22-Mod-em man has three outlets for his energy—intoxication, love and work—says Dr. Eugene Lyman Fiske, vice-president of the Life Extension Society. “It is not a bad idea to mix all three."

West Park church pastor, will officiate. Festivities will continue Saturday night, and include a band concert and other attractions. RECEIVE BIDS SEPT. 9 State highway commissioners will receive bids Sept. 9 on a concrete entrance to the Dunes state park. The roadway will be forty feet wide and 1.83 miles long, and will connect with State Road 49.

BAN IS PLACED ON OUTINGS AT FT.JIARBISON Order Forbids Hunts, Picnics, Bathing and Fishing at Reservation. An order.* was posted today at Ft. Benjamin Harrison forbidding hunting, fishing, bathing and picnicking on the military reservation. No mention was made in the order of the recent attack upon a young man and his girl companion by a tramp at the fort. Colonel Russell C. Landon said

the order was intended to protect visitors on the reservation. “Persons engaged in felonious conduct will be arrested and held

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for civil authorities. * Severe "penalties are provided by federal statute for trespass on government reservations,” the order states.