Indianapolis Times, Volume 42, Number 244, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 February 1931 — Page 16

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STATE FINANCES RAILROAD WORK TO AID JOBLESS Governor Phil La Follette Fights Emergency With His $6,000,000 Plan. BY WILLARD R. SMITH United Press Staff Correspondent ‘CoDVrißht. 1931. by United Press* MADISON, Wis., Feb. 19.—States should relieve the unemployment situation by public work on projects of permanent utility. Governor Philip F. La Follette said in an interview today. The 33-year-old executive of this state outlined his plan to absorb

from 10 to 12 per cent of the state’s , unemployed in a f $6,000,000 grade , crossing elimination program this i year. And in order to help put over that program, he called in the presidents of railroads whom hia father, Robert *M. La Follette, fought years ago to get their cooperation. La Follette referred to hia plan “as far as it has gone.” Thu* he

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recognized those ready to fight against raising the gasoline tax from 2 to 4 cents, the financial basis of his plan. The next move is up to the legislature, on which he has been waiting more than two weeks, the Governor said. La Follette revealed that before he entered office he had settled upon this plan to relieve the “immediate emergency” by packing a normal three-year program of grade crossing removal work into the current year. He estimated that fifty men could be employed on each job by working two shifts, and the enlarged program of removals includes some ninety crossings. Presidents of railroads which were fought vigorously by the elder La Follette as Governor were summoned to the old La Follette farm home by the son shortly before he entered office. “It was necessary to sell them this

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! plan," he explained. “When they 1 iearned we were not creating a ; bunch of Jobs for politicians, that I their needs were being given con- ! slderation, and that the state would finance the work for them, they entered Into the plan whole-heart-edly. The sharing of costs by the railroads and the state on a basis of approximately 40-60 respectively will be continued, and the railway companies will have three years in which to repay the state for their share, under La Follette’s scheme. STATE FLAG TO BE PUT IN PARIS CHURCH Emblem Will Be Hung in Cathedral on Washington’s Birthday. A replica of the Indiana state flag will be hung in the American Episcopal cathedral in Paris, France, Sunday, Washington’s birthday. Design of the Indiana flag was sent to France by the Indiana Society of Colonial Dames, as a result of a communication from Mrs. Jesse Janes Garrison, who, on a visit to Paris with Professor Garrison and Dr. and Mrs. Fletcher Hodges, noticed that Indiana was: not represented among flags of the states in the cathedral.

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