Indianapolis Times, Volume 41, Number 17, Indianapolis, Marion County, 31 May 1929 — Page 19

JIAY 31, 1929

LESLIE PLANS DINNER TO AID INDIANA GOAL 175 Invited to Booster Banquet June 14. Plan Office, Invitations to a dinner at which a definite procram regarding increased Indiana coal consumption will be discussed were -ent out rodav from the office of Governor Harry G. Leslie. The dinner will held at the Claypool. June 14. Between 110 and 175 representaticcs of industry, transportation and commercial organizations are expected to attend es guests of the Governor. This i? the next step in the program discussed at a meeting arranged by mine operators ;r : tiers and others interested, iv'ld ,v Purdue university a few • ee* > - Foster Tse of Coil The program is to foste - use cl Indiana coal in ail s<yTrrmie?ral buildings and Hoosi"r Indus'r a.s a solution of the present plight of the mines. A bill appronr-AUnc <2O 000 annuallv for a coal survey during the next two vears vetoed by t.he Governor and he aided the present plan instead. This is said to cal] for appointment of P c nator John H. Hewit* Terre Haute physician, as a quasistate official to boost the of Indiana coal. Open Office Soon Dr. Hewitt was making a tour of the statehousr wtih Frank Kaylor. r-uperintendent of buildings and ground', todav to find suitable office snare. They looked at. the office of the Lieutenant Governor, the keys to which are firmly held by Lieuten-ant-Governor Edgar D Bush. Palem. lie had it newly' refurnished at the last legislative session Hewitt will be paid by money from the Governor's emergency fund and by r a. fund to he raised by r oal operators, it is reported. H r stated that nothing definite ha? been derided about the position. Bert Fuller, manager of the Leslie eampaign and close personal friend of Leslie, is said to be 'backing the movement.

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Mrs, W, S, Lockhart, One of Council Founders, to Go to California. Resignation of Mrs. W. S. Lockhart as executive secretary of the Indiana Council on International Relations was announced today by the council's executive board. With her husband. Dr. Lockhart and their son Paul, history’ teacher at Shortridge high school. Mrs. Lockhart will go to California about June 15 to supervise their citrus crove near Riverside. Mrs. Lockhart will remain there at least a year, w lie her husband and son will re's t •. i:-dianapolis next September. Mr.-.. Lockhart's executive v drr hip the council, at first mis- • - wood and attacked, focused p he -Mention on the problem of national relations and world ■ tv encaging speakers of prom- ■ nee disseminating printed matte- r-nd by holding conferences throughout- the state. The culmination of Mrs. L-ock-hart's work was an appropriation fi m the Carnegie Endowment for Ir'ernational Peace and organizai the Mid-West InstituteTjn International Relations, recentlyheld here. The institute will be he'd annually under supervision of the Indiana council. Tty* 3 council accepted her resigna•rn reluctantly and will engage a successor to take her place Sept, 1. Until then the office will be in charge of Miss Katherine Jenkins, under direction of Ray 5. Trent, chairman of the executive board. GAS BOARD TO ORGANIZE 'V TANARUS, ytoAnev Sr. May Head City Utility Group. William J. Mooney Sr.. Democrat, of Mooney-Mueller-Ward Company, wholesale druggists, is discussed as possible president of the newly created city utility board. The board has had two secret, conferences to discuss the list of seven directors to be chosen June 4 m accordance with the law creating the utility district. It is understood that the tentative list of directors has been submitted to Mayor L. Ert Slack. Thom a s C. Howe is mentioned for board secretary. The board will manage the Citizens Gas Company in event the c;Ty obtains s he property as contemplated.

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