Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 August 1938 — Page 20

INDIANA ScHoOL | BUILDING PLANS

DELAYEDB BYPWA

Program. Includes Work at Indiana. U. and Ball" State. College.

A $1,613,504, construction program for the State educational institutions is being delayed, State officials reported today, because of PWA regulations dealing with matching funds. This - program, which was- started ‘before the special session of the Legislature appropriated money for general institutional and educational building - projects, includes $893,504 for a business administration building and physical science building at Indiana University. It also calls for a -$360,000 fine arts and commercial building at the Indiana State Teachers College at Terre Haute and expenditure of an identical amount of money for improvements at the Ball State Teachers College, Muncie.

$852,999 to Teachers Colleges By terms -of the appropriation made by the Legislature an additional $852,999 construction program also is to: be carried out at Ball State and Indiana State Teachers Colleges.

These projects are expected to be completed by Sept. 1, 1939. ‘Before it will pay 45 per cent of the $1,613,504 program, PWA has demanded. that State matching funds be placed in the State Treasury, State Budget Director Edward Brennan said.

Raised hy Property Tax “State funds for this group of

. projects are being raised by a 2-

cent state property tax levy. Some

of this levy is being collected this ||

year, some of the collections will not begin until next year, he said. Under the program approved by the Legislature, the State is to pay 30 per cent of the cost, schools: 25 per cent and PWA is expected .to pay 45 per cent of the cost.

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children of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph

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JOHNSON WILL STUDY ALASKAN ARMY POSTS

WASHINGTON, ‘Aug. 4 (U. P.).— Assistant Secretary of War Louis Johnson will fly to. Alaska late in August to inspect U. S. Army posts and to study data on the proposed U. 8S.-Alaska highway, he announced today.

Mr. Johnson will fly from Wash. ington to Seattle, stopping at: Grand Rapids, Mich., to address a convention of disabled American war vet-

erans.. From Seattle, he will fly the

1500 miles to Fairbanks in an Army amphibian.

He said he will inspect various |. sible air bases || as looking over | the prospective route of the high- |:

Army. posts and in Alaska as we

way.

INDIANA LAW SCHOOL

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Report to State Urges Poor : Farm Land Be Put to ‘Recreational Use. Resammendations that the State establish a system of scenic “rural

boulevards” and organize a systematic land acquisition program are

study report released today following a 12-month study. © The report. was made jointly by ‘the State Planning Board, the State ‘Conservation Department and the National Park Service in co-opera-tion with more than a score of ‘other Federal, State and local gov= erhmental units,

It is to be the basis for the recre- | port sa

ational phase of the State master

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| future betterment of agricultural | conditions in Indiana, much of the

7 11435900 acres of submarginal land : | (poor: Jand which returns little or no

or: 6 of existing facilities and vices in 'Batecowned Fecrestion areas.

2. Organization of “new State E

parks, ‘forest areas, €ic. © 3. Deveopmeat of’ J. “State's fish and 4 Eetabianment cance and boat routes and the isavaton or planting of forest, areas along streams. 5. Encouraging establishment of county and local recreational areas: 6. Changes in the administrative branches of. the State Conservation Department. Indiana has a ‘land ares, the report said,’ of 36i045 square miles,

to the farmer) should ‘be reoveq: from cultivation: and put to or conservational use.” ‘The ‘two “problem” areas are along the Kankakee River in northwestern Indiana, and the hill country in southern Indiana.

~~ Taxes Increase, Is Finding to the report, many

able «to, make an adequate living, and ‘their tax delinquencies keep piling up. It is in the poor soil areas, ‘also, where. the State is

maintain local governmental .services. The lem is not solved, .the report said, by- allowing other farmers to move onto this land and run into debt. © “The question therefore naturally arises: Would it. not be : wiser to

with an average lengih of 250 miles {provide a tax reversion law? Such

and width of 150 miles: ~~ “A tely 89 per cent of the State’s. local .Jand ‘area now is contained in farms. Approximately 25 per cent of this farmland presents-a’ major proplem of land use,” the Te-

‘a law would automatically revert these lands to. public < ownership, either county or. State, after a cerrtain od of tax delinquency. This would ‘encourage the establishment o pubic conservation and Tecrea-

ndoubtedly in planning for the

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on areas.” Hon aren that Indiana has a large,

Ways wan According farmers in these districts are ‘un-|

asked to provide the most funds to]

modern “highway. system, the report said that in ‘the future ‘plans could

be made to establish scenic auto

routes : connecting State parks and historic points of interest. ‘While many State. roads now are built for maximum utility in commercial uses, the travel be develo] for beauty. This program, report suggested, should be correlated with ‘the stream improvement and beautification plans. Among general suggestions for State parks were recommendations that park exhibits and museums be improved and : qualified custodians and attendants be provided to de< velop these exhibits. The. policy ‘of checking on the popularity of various features of the parks should be continued, the

report said, adding that apparently |, the establishment of large, expen- |

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“Present State parks were. made possible through original local do-'i§

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State parks should :con- | form to the high, standard of scenic | with historic, sci- | entific and- recreational interest || which characterizes the -present || Indiana State parks. - New parks || should not be established on: less |}

continued,” the report. pointed The: study also suggested new emphasis should ‘be St —

| wild life study” in the future de«

velopment of the State's fish and game. policy. Present conservation policies were praised. :

e State Planning Board and

Ld Department also should “use their influence to affect development of county and parks.” _o op Suegestions ‘that the Conserva~ tion Department set up its own planning division. also were made. ‘This proposed division also would consider . recreational problems. The Indiana study was made in connection with a nation-wide sure vey authorize by Congress.’ ‘

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since the schools are to sell bonds to raise their share, and all the matching funds will be placed in the State Treasury. The bonds in turn are to be retired through service charges to pupils.

EX-KAISER’S FRIEND GETS PROBE SUBPENA

NEW YORK, Aug. 4 (U, P)— George Sylvester Viereck, author and friend of the former Kaiser who was called a Nazi piopagandist by a Congressional committee four years ago, gave up a trip to Europe today to obey a summons from Rep. Martin Dies’ committee on unican activities. : Rep. Dies had a subpena served on Mr, Viereck while the latter was packing yesterday. He had booked passage on the liner Hansa which sailed at midnight and said that he had made appointments to interview leading European personali-

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ELECTRICAL SHOCK

EVANSVILLE, Aug. 4 (U, P).— Funeral arrangements were being made today for Mrs. Mabel Edna Winters, who died yesterday when she received a shock while adjusting a rddio aerial. She was the wife of G. Walter Winters, Crescent Stove Works superintendent. She was 47. Deputy . Coroner William Moser said Mrs. Winters evidently received a shock from a short-cir-cuited radiator as she touched it hn fastening the aerial to it.

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