Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 July 1936 — Page 19

70 OBTAIN DATA ON ROAD NEEDS|

Six Survey Parties Collect Information in State to Aid Planning.

Six survey parties equipped with portable scales for the weighing of trucks using Indiana highways are collecting data for the Highway Survey Commission, James D. Adams, State Highway Commission chairman, announced today. Similar surveys are in progress

_ or soon will be under way in near-

“1y all of the 48 states. Mr. Adams

said. . The Highway Survey Commission, created by the Indiana General Assembly in 1935, is making an extensive study of traffic conditions in co-operation with the State Highway Commission and the United States Bureau of Public Roads. Results of this and other studies now in progress are to be embodied in a report to the General Assembly in 1937, Mr. Adams said. Determination, by actual weighing on the road, of the loads being carried by trucks, is one of the phases

‘of the survey which will provide

data of great value in future highway construction, Mr, Adams said. Five men are assigned to esch survey party, and all trucks are being stopped and weighed, and, in addition, information is being ecollected on the origin and destination of the truck and the commodities carried. : The survey, started July 1, is to continue for about a year, Mr. Adams said.

ROAD SURVEY GROUP SETS 4 MEETINGS

Public Sessions io Be Held by State Commisison.

@ Four public meetings of the Indi-

ana Highway Survey Commission to consider county and state highway construction, maintenance and financing were announced today by Earl Crawford, commission chairman. : The commission is to meet in Lafayette July 20, in Newcastle July 21, in Logansport July 22 and in Terre Haute July 23. All motorists, members of automobile, civic and service clubs and public officials are urged to attend. These meetings are part of a series being held by the commission to acquaint the people of Indiana with state highway problems, Mr. Crawford said.

CASKET PLANT TO MOVE

Ohio Factory Will Transfer Operations. to Columbus, Ind. Times Special COLUMBUS, Ind. July 16.—~The Greenville Casket Co. is to move its Greenville (O.) plant here Aug.

1, the Columbus Chamber of Commerce announced today. From 15 to 20 persons are to be employed when operations begin.

As the second annual Townsend convention got under way in Cleveland’s Public Hall, OARP notables playing prominent roles were snapped in these characteristic poses. Central figure (above), and also at the convention, is Dr. Francis E. Townsend, who early expressed doubt that Townsend strength would be thrown to the third party. Prank A. Arbuckle (left, above) of Los Angeles helped direct convention arrange-

ments. Rep. Martin F. Smith (D,,

Wash., above right) was slated for

permanent chairmanship, while Otto Case (bottom, left) was keynoter. Sergeant-at-arms was Russéll R. Hand (bottom right).

CHAOS IS REPORTED IN ETHIOPIAN CITIES

Invaders Hard Pressed to Hold Gains, Paris Hears.

By United Press PARIS, July 16.—Mystery thickened today concerning conditions in rain-soaked Ethiopia, where an Italian army is trying to consolidate its victory over a country of some 7,000,000 .people never before conquered. : Ignoring Italian denials, French

agencies persisted in their report of

a state approaching chaos in the neighborhood of Addis Ababa and Harar. The Fournier Agency again reported that Marshal Rodolfo Graziani, “viceroy” of the country, had been wounded seriously. His wounds, it was said, were received when Ethiopians attacked Addis Ababa,

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{3 GRAND JURORS NAMED

Judge Baker Hopes to Complete List by Monday.

Baker announced today that he hoped to complete the new Marion County Grand Jury Monday. Three already named .are Roy

Babcock, 5012 University-av; Ada Lesley, R. R. 5, Box 634, and Viola Raasch, 4720 E. Washington-st. The new jury is to serve until Dec. 31.

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