Indianapolis Times, Volume 45, Number 171, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 November 1933 — Page 2

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'USE GAS TAX FOR HIGHWAYS.' SAYS GOVERNOR County Bond Retirement Is Secondary, McNutt Points Out. “Counties which have their share of the state gasoline tax to retire bonds can not expect to have the federal government finance their county road mamteance program a* a public works relief project.” Thi* ruling was emphasized by Governor Paul V McNutt today when he directed attention to the turning down of such proposals by the Governor's unemployment relief committee, which must approve all projects which takes persons from poor relief and puts them on the federal pay roll. The committee worked throughout Sunday at the state house so that new programs could be launched today. Before the end of the week approval wall be given projects employing 61,622 men, the Governor said. When the basket relief roll has been exhausted, others who are employed will be given jobs, it was pointed out. A meeting has been called for Wednesday morning to discuss plans for raring for unemployed women workers. Thus far, all jobs have gone to men. The women to be employed will Include school teachers, stenographers and other unemployed in clerical as well as labor groups, Governor McNutt explained. Another new' ruling made today includes the inspection of each project already approved bv a representative from the state relief committe. Should it be found that hasty approval has already been given to projects that should not have bepn included in the program, that approval will be withdrawn, it was said. Governor McNutt gave the assur-

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A itemebil** reported to police a* atoler, he lor,* to ' Rose Hitman. 1529 South Randolph 'C'-*- - Ford ro ip*, from Woodlawn aver.'jp and Shelhv trFArthur V. Brown. 3172 North M*r:dian ’ree Fr.rd wr.an, 9-945. from Illinois and fieoreia Jebb Barnett, F' Harrison. Ir.d . Chevrolet co ipe 29-M3. from Ft Harnaon Os rm A amt Mor.roe City, Ind Che*, rt coach. les-237. from New York M< - at reeta Frank Mohler, Lebanon Ind DeSoto reach, 518-958. from Lebanon. Ind Ed Clerr.onv 2854 Boulevard place Por.'.ec coach. Shrlver avenue ar.d Twen-ty-eighth etreet F ’her Johnson 3732 Northae*t rr vr.’.e. Moon roadster, from 1300 North fict-.s’e a-enue

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Sto>n automobiles recovered bv police beior.g to Henry Bartiing. ISIS Pleasant street. Ford coupe found in Garfield Park Hoosier Cab Company, cab No 81. so ,nd in rear of 514 North Capitol avenue W. F Clark, R R 2. Franklin, Ind . Chevrolet sedan, found in front of 1215 Broo kstreet L B Hancock. 1128 Cornell avenue. Buick coach, found In front of 529 Blackford street fir Mark Baptlee. 1628 Boulevard place. H imobile sedan, found in rear of LJeau- ■ die apartmn’. North street and Senate avenue, of four wheels, four tires and battery Cosmos T Hoecke. 1715 Broadwav. Buick coach, found in front of 728 North Riley avenue Pav T’ietcher 613 South Missouri street. Chevrolet coach, found in front of 204 Bright street George C Sneed. 4423 Altlsonvtlle road, Chev rolet coach, found In rear of 338 Waico‘t street. Tela Woodin, 345 West Twelfth street, Nash sedan, found at Blake and Walnut streets. Ethel Campbell. 1931 Bel'efontaine street.. Buick coach, found In front of 146 Blackford street. Dora Lavton. 2014 Hovt avenue. Chrvsler coupe, found at North Brookside drive and Jefferson avenue. L A McKinzey Williamsport. Ind , Marmon sedan, found in front of 3455 Carrollton avenue. Charles F. Baden. 1452 Ik>e street. Chevrolet coach, found in Drexel Gardens near Franklin road, stripped of four tires, battery. windshield wiper and horn. Rich Ac Cos., 1524 North Illinois street. Ford coupe, found at Fifteenth street and Senate avenue. •John Schiller, 2053 Sherbrook avenue. Chevrolet sedan, found at Meridian and Maryland streets. ance that in any case where such action is taken, the workers will not be put off. but merely will be transferred to another project in the same* county. Their pay will continue uninterrupted, he declared. In citing the refusal to do county road maintenance where gasolinetax funds have not been used for that purpose. Governor McNutt laid down two rules for state gas tax fund use: First, highway maintenance, and second, retirement of debts.

SALES TAX HAS SAVED SCHOOLS, AVERS M'NUTT Administration Pledge Has Been Fulfilled, He Points Out. High praise for “the action of the 1933 general assembly" inadopting the state gross income tax was voiced todav by Governor Paul V. McNutt. He termed it the ‘one act which has saved our schools.” The Governor pointed out that the state administration had pledged both the July and October collections of this tax to the schools and predicted that it would mean at least S2OO a teaching unit. “More than $4 800,000 now' is ready for distribution by the income-tax department," Governor McNutt said. "Figures on the number of teaching units are being compiled by the state department of education. "The total will depend upon the liberal ruling made in regard to one-room and part-time teacher schools. It is estimated that the total will be from 19,000 to 20.000. In either case, the S2OO pleged of my administration will have been kept. “Should the low figure be used, it will mean $215.20 per teacher and the highest. $204 46." Druids to Give Party Inidanapolis Grove No. 37, United Ancient Order of Druids, will give a benefit euchre and bunco party tomorrow' at 8:15 in Druid's hall, 29 South Delaware street. William F. Bonesteel, Walter O. Stumph. and Herman Kent comprise the committee In charge. The public is invited. Phest Colds .... Best treated W vapoßub

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TUBERCULAR UNIT AT HOSPITAL IS DELAYED Flower Mission Project Held I'p by Loan Application. Construction of a Flower Mission building at city hospital for tuber-

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cular cases has been delayed, pending arrangements for an application to obtain government funds for materials. Directors of the Flower Mission will meet next Monday with city officials in regard to a proposed gov-

ernment grant of $50,000 to match a similar amount to be provided by the mission for materials and equipment. Labor for the project Ls to be provided through the civil works administration, which, however, can not provide funds for materials.

BLOOD PRESSURE TEST DEVICE IS THEFT LOOT Taken From Doctor's Auto Parked at North Side Home. Police today were hunting a thief 1 with h&ih blood pressure caused by

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I football upsets on Saturday an I i throughout, the season. Whoever he is today, he is able I to test his blood pressure following i the theft of a machine for that puri pose Sundav nisht from the auto of Dr L, D Bibler, 1038 West Thirtysecond street, in front of the home.