Indianapolis Times, Volume 48, Number 25, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 April 1936 — Page 28

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FEDERAL CHIEFS TO GIVE REPORT ON STATE WORK Public Exhibit Is Arranged for Semi-Annual Meeting on Co-ordination. An explanation of all Federal activities in Indiana is to be presented at the second semi-annual co-ordination meeting beginning at 11 tomorrow morning in the Claypool. The progrt i is to open wilh an inpection of the exhibit of Federal activities, which is to be open to the public tomorrow and Saturday A luncheon to which all Indiana mayors are invited, will follow. From 2 to 5 Federal agency directors are to make their reports. They and their topics are: R. Karl Peters, state Federal Housing Administration director, housing; F. D. Gallagher. Chicago agent of the Reconstruction Finance Corp., RFC; Brig. Gen. William K. Naylor, Fort Benjamin Harrison commandant. the Army. Lawrence Sheridan, state consultant, National Resources Commission. soil; J. B. E. La Plante, president. Federal Intermediate Credit Bank, Louisville, farms; Jesse E. Dickerson, director. Agriculture Department fruit and vegetable division, agriculture; Forrest Logan, Public Works Administration state engineer, PWA; Wayne Coy, regional Works Progress Administration director, work relief. Will H. Smith, state internal revenue collector, the Treasury; Marlin Carpenter, director, U. S. and State Employment Service in Indiana, Federal employment, and Earl Wayland, state surplus commodities director. Federal relief in flooded southern Indiana communities. Lieut. Com. C. H. Cotter, Washington, is to represent the national office of the National Emergency Council, Mayor Kern is to welcome the directors at the luncheon. WPA movies are to be a part of the program. ALLEGED BOOTLEGGERS FACE FEDERAL CHARGE Pair, Arrpsled in Raid. Held for Grand Jury Action. James Marsh, 215 E. St. Clair-st, and Ernest Southern. 415 Arbor-av, today face Federal grand jury action on charges of possession of an unlicensed still. They were bound over yesterday by Howard S. Young, United States commissioner. The men were arrested by police Tuesday night In a raid at 79th-st and College-av. A 200-gallon still, 2600 gallons of mash and 26 gallons of whisky were confiscated, Federal agents say.

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STOOPS ELECTED HEAD OF ROAD USERS’ BODY New Organization to Study Highway Traffic Problems. Tod Stoops, Hoosier Motor Club manager, today is the new president of the Indiana Highway Users’ Conference following an organization dinner last night at the Claypool. The Conference is to act as a co-ordinating body in the study and discussion of highway problems presented by all users of highways. The organization is to becom affiliated with the National Highway Users’ Conference. Other officers are Samuel C. Hadden. vice chairman, and Leland K. Fishback, secretary. Heiress’ Father Under Knife /,'// I aHr (I Press VIENNA. April 9—Franklin L. Hutton of New York was scheduled io undergo an ear operation here today. He is the father of Countess Barbara von Haugwitz Reventlow, Woolworth heiress.

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tent, men In any position in water works plants or in public health work are replaced through the political spoils system by individuals without knowledge of the work, according to Harry E. Jordan, Indianapolis sanitary engineer. Speaking before the twenty-ninth annual meeting of the Indiana section of the American Water Works Association last night. Jordan pointed out that one-firth of the 285 water works superintendents in the state had been changed each year for the last three years. B. A. Poole, chief engineer of the

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Indiana Division of Public Health, was named president of the organization. Other officers are John Ford, Wabash, vice president; John A, Bruhn, Indianapolis Water Cos., re-elected secretary and treasurer; W. C. Mabee, chief engineer of the Indianapolis Water Cos., director. Indianapolis is well represented at the meeting which closes tonight. In addition to C. K. Calvert, section president and head of the Indianapolis Water Cos., those registered for the meetings includs Mr. Bruhn, Mr. Mabee, H. S. Morse, H.

W. Niemeyer and O. W. Winkle, all of the Indianapolis company. Others are Charles H. Bechert, State Conservation Department; Albert Ellis, B. H. Jeup. Paul J. Kleiser, Mr. Poole. John S. Leonard. Speedway Water Works, and O. M. Leonard, Public Works Administration. R. F. Crego and H. H. Wright, Universal Gear Corp.. L. S. Finch. Finch & Babcock; R. W. Gillmore. Allis-Chalmers Cos.; E. F. Kinney. Wallace <te Tiernan. and George T. Gilbert and Chrrles Brossman, consulting engineers.

Addresses Y. M. C. A. Group Russell A. Myers, Terre Haute, engineer for the Wabash Valley Asphalt Cos., was the speaker at the guest dinner-meeting of the Young Men's Discussion Club in the Y. M. C. A. last night. His subject was "Drawing On Our Imagination.’’

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