Indianapolis Times, Volume 47, Number 229, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 December 1935 — Page 7

DEC. 3, 1033

EDITORS PICK FEBRUARY FOR SESSION HERE Democratic Group to Meet With Hoosier State Association. Directors' of the Indiana Democratic Editorial Association have ct Feb. 14 and 15 as dates for the annual winter meeting in conjunction with sessions oi tiic Hoosier state Press Association Annual banquet of the Democratic Feb 15, in the Riley room of the Clavpool On the same date a business session is to be held at 2 In accordance with custom, Scott W Chambers. Newcastle vice president,, is to bi elevated to the presidenc Micceeduiß William G. Minor, Cannelton. Set sions of Hie Hoosier association will be held Friday and Saturday mornings. Custom of awarding a trophy for the he t Democratic editorial of the , u r continued the director decided, and awards also are to be made for other outstanding nev spaper work. The arrangements committee ir headed bv Ray E Smith, Hoosier Sentinel editor. Prank Finney, Martinsville, heads the .peakers' commit tee. Assisting Mr. Smith are :’ ■ m c) Ba nnon Corydon Mi Minor and Omer S. Jackson, Democratic state chairman. U. S. CITY TREASURY OFFICES TRANSFERRED Taken to Century Building From Ml N. Senate.-Av. Coral offices of the United Slates Treasury Department, now are located on the fourth floor of the. Century Building. Pennsylvania and Maryland-str following removal from 217 N Senate-av The offices handle accounting, distributing and purchasing under the 1935 Emergent"), Relief Act, the Works Progress. Resettlement and Youth Administration and similar proje eti. In charge of the three offices, respectively. are S. J Craig, procurement officer; T A Dillon, disbursing officer, and I. I. Miller, accountant. DISTRESSING cold in chest, or throat, never safe to neglect, generally eases tip when soothing, warming Musterole is applied. Better than a mustard plaster, Musterole gets action because it’s NOT just a salve. Vs a "counterirritant” stimulating, penetrating, and helpful in drawing out local*congest ion and pain. Used by millions for 25 voare. Recommended by many doctors and nurses. All druggists. In three ; strengths: Regular Strength, C'hil- 1 dren's (mild). and Extra Strong. Tested and approved by (iood Hi isekeeping Bureau, No. 4867.

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Stolen automobiles recovered by police Roy Wilmerh Cos 720 N, Merldian-st. Ford sedan found at Martinsville. Ind. ROSAMOND HILL ASKS DIVORCE Junior Leaguer Charges Husband Drank and Stayed Out Nights. Rosamond Van Camp Hill, prommonl Junior Leaguer, seeks a divorce from Horace F. Hill 111 in a petition on file today in Circuit Court. They were married Sept. 13, 1934. Mrs. Hill alleges non-support, cruel and inhuman treatment, charging among other things that her husband, prominent in Civic Theater affairs spent his nights playing pool, poker and chess and his Sundays at, tennis and golf. She also charged that he frequently took her car at night and did not return until early morning and failed to tell her where he had been. He also frequented bars and at such times as he was in her company was cross and irritable, she charges. The Hills, until their separation, lived with her mother at 43QL Miehigan-rd Oscar Kaelin, attorney for Mr. Hill, declined to comment on allegations of the suit. Seek Kin of Dead Man Police are attempting *n locate relatives of Robert Cox. 54-year-old Poor Farm resident, who died Saturday. The body is at Royster & Askin funeral parlor.

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ROAD BODY OPENS BIDS ON 52.000.000 WORK Improvements Planned for Highways in 17 State Counties. Bids have been opened by the State Highway Commission for road improvement work in 17 counties at an estimated cost in excess of $2,000,000. The bid opening was one of three scheduled for the first three weeks of December, involving a total expenditure of $4,800,000. Those opened yesterday cover work on 114 miles of road, including 50 miles of secondary highways. Work is to be done in the following counties: Sullivan. Brown. Randolph. Martin, Greene. Gibson. Warrick, Blackford, Fulton, Wells, Grant. Whitley, Hendricks, Boone. Marshall. Kosciusko and Wabash. Caledonians to Meet Meeting of the auxiliary to the Caledonia Club is to be held at 1:30 tomorrow with Mrs. Robert Bain,

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