Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 July 1936 — Page 12

Figure for May Was $1.63, ‘as Compared With $2.04 for Nation.

"Administrative cost a person employed on WPA projects in indiana ‘during May was $1.63, third lowest - in the entire country, it was learned today. , Among the slates employing petween 50,000 and 100,000 persons, * Indiana had the lowest administra- * tive cost, according to the budget control report received from Washington today. The average cost in _ this group was $2.02, 2 cents lower than the national average. The only states naving lower costs than Indiana were Pennsylvania and South Carolina. On the basis of the number of administrative workers for each 1000 ~ project employes, Indiana was fifth lowest in the United States with 11.28, as compared with a national . average of 12.

In terms of administrative cost a |

work project employe from the inception of the WPA program to the . end of May, Indiana was third low- ' est in the country, only New York City, a separate WPA district, and Colorado being lower. Kentucky, Ohio and West Virginia, in the same region with Indiana, each had lower administrative costs * than the average for .other states in their respective groups, as well as fewer administrative employes for each 1000 project workers.

LOCAL POOL IS MODEL

- Relief Labor to Be Used in Eastern Project, WPA Reports.

The therapeutic pool constructed by relief labor at ihe James Whitcomb Riley Hospital here is to be

used as a model for a similar pool in Templeton, Mass., it was learned at local WPA headquarters today.

BOARD IS TO HEAR 13 NEW, 2 OLD CASES

Zoning Group to Consider Largest Calender in Its Histroy,

Fifteen cases, the largest calendar in the last three years, are set for hearing before the Zoning Board at 3:30 p. m. Thur§day. Only two of the cases are continued, 13 new ones having been

" flled. No meeting was held last |:

. week when the lack of a quorum of board members forced postponement,

YOUTHS ARE SENTENCED

Indianapolis and Bloomington Young Men Go to Reformatory. Times Special BLOOMINGTON, Ind. July 21.— _ Ernest Gobie, 17, Indianapolis, and © William Nichols, 18, Bloomington, | have been sentenced to the Indiana State Reformatory with automobile thefts. b Goble is to serve one-to-ten years for vehicle taking and Nichols two- |

to-five years for second degree burglary. They pleaded guilty yesterday | . before Monroe County Circuit Court Judge Donald A. Rogers. |

BOYS ARE GIVEN OUTING '|

RE | 4-H Club Members Are to Receive

Instruction at State Forest. |

Forty - outstanding Indiana 4-H Club boys began a five-day instruction program yesterday in the Clark County State Forest, made possible by the philanthropy of a benefactor | who requested his name not be made | public. [ Freé transportation, board and lodging were offered the boys. Purdue University and the State Conservation Department are in charge of the program.

Baby Burned by Hot Coffee

Eleven-months-old Betty Jane Markins, R. R. 4, Drexel Gardens, suffered burns of the right arm and shoulder when she upset her father’s cup of coffee at breakfast this morning. The father, William Markins, took the child to City Hos-

Charles Maston (above), state membership chairman of the American Legion, was indorsed by the Tenth District, meeting in Richmond last night, as a candidate for state commander.

PASTOR, WIFE DUE IN ENGLAND TOMORROW

Rothenburgers to Attend British Parley of Churches of Christ,

Dr. and Mrs. William F. Rothenburger of Indianapolis are to arrive in Southampton, England, tomorrow. They are to attend the annual British Conference of Churches of Christ in London. Dr. Rothenburger, Third Christian Church pastor, sailed with Mrs. Rothenburger. Thursday on the Aquitania. They are delegates of the American and Canadian churches of the Disciples of Christ. They plan a tour of Scotland and Ireland after the conference.

MONTANA HOLDS POLL

251,807: Eligible; Record Vote for Primary Expected. By United Prcas ; HELENA, Mont, July 21.—Montana * Democrats and Republicans went to the polls today to select party candidates for national, state and municipal offices. A record-breaking vote was forecast with 251,807 persons qualified—

the largest registration in the his-

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