Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 December 1936 — Page 33

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SOIL PROGRAM PROVIDES FOR REPLACEMENTS

Pasture and Hay Crops Are Given Consideration in 1937 Plan.

Zlimes Special ; LAFAYETTE, Ind, Dec. 11.—~The 1937 soil conservation program permits planting of emergency pasture and hay crops to replace seedlings destroyed by drought last summer, it was announced today by L. M. Vogler, state agriculturgl conservation committee chairman, “Farmers whose soil-conserving crops were destroyed will have full opp=-*anity to quality for full payment by matching acres shifted - from soil-depleting uses with new seedings of soil conserving crops,” he said. . “The proportion of total payments which may be earned in 1937 through practices which maintain and restore productivity will be greater than in 1936 on farms which normally have a large percentage of crop land devoted to soilconserving uses ang on farms where the production of fruit or vegetables is the major enterprise. “Corn acreage limits will be established for individual farms in ‘areas where corn for grain is a major crop as in Indiana. The corn acreage limit will conforpn to good conservation practices and on the average will be slightly less than the 1036 planted acreage.”

FACES BURGLARY CHARGE James Thomason, 27, of 411 W. North-st, was arrested on a burglary charge today after police said they found him robbing a drug store at 551 N. Senate-av.

C. of C. Head

‘For the sixteenth consecutive year, John E. Fredrick (above) is to serve as Indiana Chamber of Commerce president. The KXokomo manufacturer was re-elected recently. G. B. Tuthill, Elkhart, vice president, Wiliam H. Arnett, mangaging director, and eleven directors also were re-elected.

. CIGARET DANCE PLANNED ©

Indianapolis posts of the Veterans of Fpreign Wars are to hold their third annual cigaret dance at Tomlinson Hall Sunday, Dec. 13. Admission is to be one package of cigarets to be distributed to veterans in hospitals on Christmas Day. Mrs. Caroline Cook is chairman of arrangements.

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JOUNTY couNeL IS TO CONSIDER APPROPRIATIONS

|Special. Requests for More

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Requests for special appropriations totaling more than $31,000 are to be considered by the County Council Monday when it convenes for the first time Since September. The major appropriation requests include: $9000 by County Commissioners far supplies; $3000 for additional § at Julietta Hospital for the Insane; $7000 for road repairs; $3500 for extra expenses {n voters’ registration office, and $2000 for the auditor’s office, The $30,000 request of Prosecutor

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