Indianapolis Times, Volume 37, Number 269, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 March 1926 — Page 15

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BUS OPERATORS WILL PERFECT NATIONAL BODY Relegates to Meeting Will Seek Changes in Cummins Bill. ■3£“ Timex Special WASHINGTON, D. C.. March 12. “—Representatives of fifteen bus Operators' associations will meet in Washington, March 19, to perfect, through the American Automobile Association, the permanent national organization of the gigantic bus in.elustry of the country. The body, already functioning in preliminary way, will be known as the bus division of the A. A. A. and is expected to merge the bus men of the country into a vast whole through which their difficulties will be Ironed out by close cooperation. Relegates tothe meeting March 19. at the. same time will he on hand to attend Senate committee hearings (set for March 22 and 23 on the Cummins Bill, which provides for regulation of bus lines in interstate commerce. The Cummins Bill, introduced at the instance of the National Association of Railroad and Utilities Commissioners, is pending before the Senate committee on interstate commerce, Desire Changes in Bill Prior to appearing before the committee, the bus operators will determine on changes which they desire in the bill to protect their industry. Establishment of a permane- , Rational organization for the bus operators Is assured, as bus associations in fifteen states now have affiliated with the bus division of the A. A. A. The representatives of the bus operators will elect permanent officers, establish permanent dues and perfect other arrangements. States To Tie Represented ,% States represented at the meeting will include Oregon, Washington, California, Michigan, Illinois, West Virginia, Kentucky, Virginia, Pennsylvania. Massachuetts, Arizona, Ohio, North and South Carolina and On March 21, after completing its organization work, the legislative committee of the bus division will confer with legislative committees of the National Association of Railroad and Utilities Commissioners, the American Railway Association and the American Electric Railway Association, In an effort to arrive at an accord on the Cummins Bill. The announcement of the March 19 organization meeting of the Bus Division said: , Necessity Shown “There Is little need to stress the importance of State associations taking part in perfecting a national body. Its necessity Is illustrated in the need for combined action on the Cummins bill, if nothing else. "It is pretty generally appreciated that if the industry is to advance iilang sound, constructive lines without restrictive hindrance, it must follow the lead ofth,e older transportation utilities, and provide a national medium to further Its interests. Everyone Is fa m i llar_ with advantages which have accrued to the steam and electric railways through efforts of their national organizations, and similar benefits have made themselves apparent quickly In every other line of business where a national directing force has been established. “There is greater reason, even. Why this should hold true of the bus industry, for, day In and day out, there is no other class of business subjected to greater difficulties than this infant of the transportation group. "If It can throw the power of a national organization into the hearings on the Cummins bill, the chances for most necessary changes in the measure should be greatly enhanced.” FIRST PEPPER THRIVING OCEANSIDE, Cal.—The first pepper tree to take root in the soil of California still thrives within the walled grounds of Mission San Luis Rey, near here. It was brought from Peru while a sapling, and planted more than 100 years ago.

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