Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 March 1939 — Page 2

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J BoNoeo eB oF [COUNTY HEADING ~ FOR 10 MILLION

Soon to Be Highest for Years

* With Issuance of Relief Bonds.

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The issuance of more than one million dollars worth of poor relief bonds within the next few months will bring Marion County's bonded

debt near the 10 million dollar mark, the highest in several years, records in the County Auditor's office disclosed today. The County's bonded debt Jan. 1 was 8,580,000, of which $1,191,300 must be paid out of the County's sinking fund this year along with interest charges totaling $229,000. The bonded debt a year ago was $7,830,650. : 1 Among the oldest of fhe bonds still outstanding are those for the World War Memorial, issued in 1922 for a total of $1.250,000, of which $158,000 still is outstanding. These bonds are. being paid off at the rate of about $40,000 & year.

i Part of 1935 Issue Unpaid

One million dollars of the $1,250,000 issued in 1935 for poor relief still is outstanding.

than $1,500,000 were issued to poor relief bills that went far"

yond budget appropriations raised

by direct taxation. Of the total, more than $1,200,000 was used for relief in Center Township. The remainder went to other townships. Due to a higher poor relief tax rate for Center Township this year, the 1939 bond issue will not be as large as in 1938, X. Smith, Center Township attorney, said. The amount needed will not be determined until May or June, he said.

DRUG BRANCH TO OPEN

Sharp & Dohme, Inc. drug and biological wholesalers, will open a branch office at 28 S. Pennsylvania St., David B. Knott of Richmond, Va., has been named office manager, and Charles B. Pyle of Chicago will be in charge of sales. Main offices are in Philadelphia.

HERE ON SUNDAY

Writer Active in Roosevelt Campaign Booked For Forum. .

Stanley High, nationally known writer and political commentator, will speak at the Indianapolis Open Forum at 8:15 p. m. Sunday in the Kirshbaum Community Center, Forum sponsors annouriced today.

Mr. High, who in 1936 organ-

ized the Good Neighbor President Roosevelt's reques discuss “Is Capitalism on the Way out?” : : Mr. High's articles on political and social problems have appeared in several publications and in 1937 his “Roosevelt—and Then” was published by Harper's. Mr. High studied for the Method-

the fleld of journalism. He has served on the staff of the Christian Science Monitor, Asia Magazine and for four years edited the Christian Herald. He was active in President Roosevelt’s campaign for a second term. A discussion and question

period will be conducted following {his lecture.

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AT JOURNALISM DAY 300 Expected to Attend Annual Event April 15.

Three hundred high school journalism students and instructors are expected at the sixth annual Butler Journalism Field Day April 15 in Arthur Jordan Memorial Hall. Prof. Charles V. Kinter, journalism department head, is chairman. He will be assisted by Prof. Donald D. Burchard, journalism instructor; Prof. George A. Schumacher, alumni secretary;

~ |and'James ‘Hanna, Sigma Delta Chi

Miss Cathryn!

mith, Theta Sigma Phi president:

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ROUTS ARMED ROBBERS

NEW YORK, March 1 (U. P.).— When two armed men entered William Stanzinsky’s delicatessen store, he dived across the counter and seized them both. : Stanzinsky was shot in the lower right side, but kept on fighting. In another moment he had taken the gun from one thug and blackjack

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