Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 October 1937 — Page 36

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DECLINE NOTED IN RELIEF COST DURING AUGUST

State’s Bill $434 $434,000 Less! Than for Same Month

A Year Ago. | — |

Indiana's August relief bill was | $3,688,208 and Marion County's Pilz 44, according to a report | issued today by the State Np Department, The total expenditure was $434,000 less than during the same | month a year ago, according to the | report. Counties provided only ahout 5) per cent of the expenditure, the | statistics showed. For every dollar | provided by counties, other govern- | mental agencies supplied $17 Federal funds for WPA employees | paid 63 per cent of the State relief | bill. Security aid provided by Fed- | eral funds amounted to 114 per | cent of the bill, security aid with | State funds 8.7 per cent and direct | relief by townships cost 11.2 per | cent of the total. i The WPA payroll totaled $2.323.- | 128; direct relief $418,743, and $946,- | 336 was spent by other security aid | agencies, Throughout the State there was! a total of 126.000 cases in which some form of aid was given. | In Marion County, aid was given | to 5803 families and 2603 single | persons, the average to the 8406 | being $13.35. |

PWA HEAD FOR THIS | REGION IS NAMED

IRISH JAIL GIRL FOR |

KISSING IN RUBLE

DUNDALK, Irish Free State, Oct. 22 (U. P.).—A District Court sen- | tenced a girl to one month in prison | today because she kissed her boy friend in public. The girl, Julia Clark, pretty, blueeyed brunet from Parkhead, Glasgow, Scotland, was convicted of vio- | [lating Section 18 of the 1935 Crim- | inal Code, known as “De Valera Vice | Law,” which forbids “any act offend- | ing modesty or causing scandal or |

injuring the morals of the com- |

munity.’ | Julia will be barred from the Free | | State for life. Her boy friend was fined $10. i

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