Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 December 1936 — Page 9

“STUDIES STATE.

PRISON NEEDS

$1,500,000 Appropriation Is Asked by Warden Louis Kunkel.

By United Press MICHIGAN CITY, Ind. Dec. 2—The state budget committee today visited the Indiana State Prison rid study personnel and capital outlay needs. ae

Warden Louis Kunkel has asked an appropriation of approximately $1,500,000, which would provide for capital outlay, increased wages and eight-hour shifts for guards.

$311,819 Wanted at Epileptic Village

By United Press - NEWCASTLE, Ind, Dec. 2—A total of $311,819 is needed for construction of new buildings and replacement of worn equipment at the Indiana Village for Epileptics,

institution officials estimated today after a state budget committee's visit. The money would be expended over a two-year period, .accordin

to Dr. W. C, Van Nuys, superintend--

ent. Necessary buildings at the village, Dr. Van Nuys said, including a new administration building to cost $100,000; an infirmary housing 12 men, $162,500; three cottages fo physicians, $5000 each; house, $9500.

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Necessary alterations to present

buildings will cost approximately $24,000, it was estimated.

The old order is back SEALSOr will be & soon. Shown above are two pictures which tell three stories. At the left is the lake that used to be

in Garfield Park.

At the right is the start of a WPA dam to be built

across Pleasant Run and Bean Creek backing up the lake in Garfield Park. At the left again is a picture of how Garfield Park will look after

FRY APPROVES SPLITTING JOBS

Positions of of Excise Director And Purchasing Agent: May Be Separated. A proposal to separate the positions of state excise director and

state purchasing agent met today with the approval of ‘Paul P, Fry,

|| who holds both posts.

JOBLESS PAYMENT CHECK ADVOCATED

Indiana employers today were warned to check unemployment compensation law contribution reports before the close of the year to avoid possibility of having to make double payments. The warning was issued last night by Clarence A. Jackson, state unemployment division director, in a talk before the Indianapolis chapter, National Association of Cost Accountants, in the Hotel Washington.

When the liquor law ‘was passed

‘| by the 1933 General Assembly, Mr.

Fry was purchasing agent, and Gov. McNutt appointed him to the excise position. He receives no compensation for being purchasing agent now. In 1935, Mr. Fry explained, no one predicted. the liquor business would

THE GLASS

reach its present day proportions ‘and it was thought one man could hold both posts “Each position should have the attention of one man” . Fry said. “There is no relation between the two jo Mr. Fry said he was unable to give much time to the purchasing agent position, and most of the work is handled by C. M, McAlpin, as-

.| sistant purchasing agent.

Observers at the Statehouse have reported that Gov.-elect Townsend may divorce the two positions,

FARMERS PREPARE TO COMBAT TAXES

Indiana Farm Bureau Inc. has opened a membership drive in districts seven, nine and 10, comprising 28 counties, L. L. Needler, organ= ization director, reported today. “Farmers feel the need of a strong organization to protect their interests during the approaching session of the state legislature and Congress,” Mr. Needler said.

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Mr. Jackson pointed eut that if :

the state unemployment fund contribution is madé& improperly, the

employer will be denied full per-

missible deduction from the Federal tax due on 1936 pay rolls in January.

CHRISTMAS BAZAR SET

The Loyal Circle of the Downey Avenue Presbyterian Church is give ing a Christmas bazar Friday afternoon and night at the church. There will be booths with 2h articles for sale.

KIWANIS TO HONOR CHIEF

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REALTORS TO FRAME LEGISLATIVE POLICY

Members of the state and Indianapolis Real Estate Boards are to outline proposed legislation to be urged before the 1937 General Assembly in two meetings this week.

G. Roscoe Hemstock, Hammond,

is to outline the action taken by

the board in annual convention last September. Friday, the state board of governors, composed of the presi-

dent and another member of the 16] |

boards in the state, is to meet in the Hotel Washington.

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