Indianapolis Times, Volume 44, Number 71, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 August 1932 — Page 5

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DIPLOMAT IS DEAD Dr. Seipel of Austria 111 for Eight Months. Ry United Press VIENNA. Alls:. 2-Dr. Ignatius Seipel, th** priest who became Austrian chancellor and one of the outstanding diplomats of central Europe. died today. Dr. Seipel had been ill for eight months. Chinese casualties during the recent, conflict with Japanese troops in Shanghai amounted 214 officers and 4.060 men killed, and 688 officers and 1,154 men wounded.

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Poor Relief to Cost Township Million and Half

CENTER township will expendi nearly a million and half dol-! lars for poor relief this year. Charles Holtman, township advisory board member, estimated today. Cost of providing coal and food for unemployed families has doubled within the last year, he declared. This huge outlay, Holtman estimates, will be necessary to pay bills already incurred this year and cover expected expenditures for fall and : early winter months. Up to July 1, the township had appropriated more for relief than 1 the entire last year.

Holtman estimates the 1932 poor aid bill at $1,322,187. Expenditures by Miss Hannah Noone. trustee, during 1931 totaled $702,204. With an estimated expenditure of $85,000 for July, on which definite figures are not available. cost from Jan. 1, 1932, to Aug. 1, will total $818,187. Miss Noone informed County Auditor Charles Grossart that she will need a $504,000 poor relief budget from Aug. 1 to Dec. 31. On basis of these figures, the i county council must fix the township tax rate for poor relief. This rate, 12.5 cents last year, may rise

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to 25 cents on each SIOO taxable property in 1933. Under laws regulating financing of poor relief, all bills must be paid

BACK HOME AGAIN

Stolen automobile* recovered by police belong to: M. A. Cosier, 19** North f-ennsvlvanla street. Ford coupe, found at Tenth and Talbot street*. Orbrey P. Jonea, 3* South Bradley avenue, Chrysler sendan. found on county line road one mile north of Clermont, Ind., stripped.

by taxation the year after obligations are made. "Decline in calls for poor relief has not been as rapid this summer as expected. It appears that the calls will increase with the coming winter.” Holtman declared. A glimpse of the picture that is worrying county budget-making officials is given in figures furnished by Holtman. In April, 1931, Center township spent $56,089 for poor relief, compared with $141,358 for 1932; in May, $48,908, compared with $82,126

this year, and in June $44,538, compared to $73,259 this year. SEEKS GUILLOTINE"BAN Death Penalty May Be Abolished by French Parliament. By United Pre*n PARIS, Aug. 2.—The death penalty and with it the guillotine as the official machine of execution in France may be banished by a vote of parliament if the chamber of deputies acts upon the project just introduced by Rene Richard.

BANDITS SUT FOUR Police Murdered on Main Street of Town. By United Pr*t YINXOW. China, Aug. 2. Bandits attacked Japanese police in the main stretx today, killing four of them. Three Japanese destroyers arrived off the city as a precaution. Filling Station Is Robbed A youth descrioed as a freckled blond, obtained SSO Monday night in a holdup of a filling station at 4JLSO North Pennsylvania street. Th-* attendant, O. E. Hartman, told police he was forced into a washroom

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and remained while the bandit obtained the money. Robert Smay, Hobbs, ind.. who was at the station waiting for Hartman to close It for the night, witnessed the robbery.

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