Indianapolis Times, Volume 47, Number 187, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 October 1935 — Page 12

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CITY BUSINESS GROUPS TO AID SAFETY DRIVE Business Committee Pledge Co-operation in Campaign by Red Cross. Co-operation of business and in-dur-trial groups in an accident prevention campaign was assured by members of a special Indianapolis Red Cross comir.tt.tee today following a Columbia Club luncheon yesterday. The committee was formed in conjunction with a nation-wide drive of Red Cross organizations in an effort to reduce fatalities, not only those resulting from traffic mishaps, but also from household, industrial and farm accidents. An executive body will be named from the general committee to work out details of the campaign, former Mayor Reginald H. Sullitan, chairman, announced. A cash prize of SSO is to be awarded the winner of a safety slogan contest. Entries must be received at local Red Cross headquarters, 777 N. Meridian-st, by midnight Saturday. Business Leaders Speak Speakers, In addition to Mr. Sullivan. included Myron R. Green of the Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce, executive secretary of the Red Cross committee; Roy E. Blossom, radio station manager; William A. Hacker, assistant school superintendent; Frank J. Hatfield, Hoosier Motor Club president; H. S Musselman, manager General Outdoor Advertising Cos.; Dr. Charles W. Myers,, City Hospital superintendent; Mrs. C. J. Finch, Seventh District Federation of Clubs president. Mrs. E. J. Thompson. Parent Teachers Association president; T. R. Ratcliff, Indianapolis Union Railway Cos. engineer; Louis Borinstein. Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce president.; .John A. Bruhn, Junior Chamber of Commerce president; Rurforr! Danner. Junior Chamber

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safety committee chairman; the Rev. Ernest N. Evans. Indianapolis Church Federation secretary; the Rf'v, Hans M. Zorn. St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church pastor: W J. Robinson, Indianapolis Automobile Tradp Association president ; Kenneth V. Smith. Armour A: Cos. manager, and Chief Morrissey. CHIROPRACTIC LEADERS ARE TO GIVE TALKS Association Head and Instructors Booked for Convention. By Time * Special GARY, Ind.. Oct. 15.—Speakers for the educational program oi the annual Indiana Chiropractic Association convention to open in Indianapolis Sunday, have been announced by Dr. F. H. Maisel, state president. They will include Dr. C. Sterling Cooley, National Chiropractic Association president; Dr. J. R. Drain, Texas Chiropractic College, San Antonio: Dr. W C. Shulze, Chicago; Dr. Arthur G. Henaricss, Indianapolis; Dr. August Bremer, Ft. Wayne, and Dr. J. E. Slocum, Des Moines. The threp-dav program also will include features for the organization's auxiliary. Dr. Maisel stated.

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LEGION POLICY IS OUTLINED BY NATIONAL CHIEF Warns Veterans Against ‘Over-Confidence* on Bonus Payment. World V, ar veteraas today were not to become "over-confi-dent” on early payment of the bonus by Ray Murphy, new national commander of the American Legion. In an outline of policies at a dinner given last night in his honor by the Twelfth Legion district and the American Legion Auxiliary, Com-

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mander Murphy declared his organization would fight "Communism and every other ‘ism’ save Arneascanism.” He advocated a strong national defense, pledged fulfillment of thp program drafted at the St. Louis convention, praised child welfare work and stressed the need of giving veterans’ widows and orphans "what they deserve." State and national Legion officers. Gov. McNutt and Mayor Kern welcomed the new commander. FUND MEETING CALLED Courthouse Employes Will Decide on Contributions Today. All courthouse employes are to meet in Superior Court One at 1:30 this afternoon to raise money for the Indianapolis Community Fund. Courthouse fund chairmen are Superiod Judge Joseph T. Markey. Sheriff Ray and Probate Judge Smiley N. Chambers.

20.000 ACRES TO BE FOREST Brown County RRA Project Given Approval in Washington. By -f'wr, Special CHAMPAIGN, 111., Oct. 15.—Purchase of 20.000 acres of land in Brown County, Indiana, for conversion into a state forest has been approved in Washington, E. A. Norton, regional land utilization director, announced today. An allocation of $184,000 has been made for the tracts, Mr. Norton stated, and options are being closed. Included is a section of hilly land

in south-central Indiana which is unsuited to agriculture, he said, and which is being rapidly made useless by soil erosion. "The purpose of this project,” Mr. Norton declared, "is to demonstrate a better means of using land that is now largely devoted to unsuccessful farming. With poor crop yields and

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high tax delinquency, it Ls not bringing returns either to the owners or the local government. The soil is

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best suited to forest development, and in that use it should become once more an economic asset.”