Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 September 1937 — Page 27

STAFF TO MAP PLANS FOR U, §. JOBLESS COUNT

President Urges Voluntary ‘Registration in City Voting Places.

HYDE PARK, N. Y., Sept. 10 (U.| P.).—Federal relief, labor and census experts will go to work in Washington next week developing plans for the Government’s one-day count of the nation’s unemployed this winter, it was learned today. t that time John D. Biggers, Toledo, O., manufacturer, will give President Roosevelt his answer on directing the task. He was offered the position yesterday. Mr. Roosevelt favored “voluntary registration” of all jobless at voting polls in city districts or through ‘rural free delivery postmen in the country. All unemployed would be urged to register, filling out a Federal questionairé under oath. Each person may he given identification cards similar to Social Security old-age pension numbers.

Drafts Qustions

Those authorized by Congress to advise Mr. Roosevelt on means of taking the count included the WPA Administrator, Secretary of Labor, Secretary of Commerce, Director of the Census Bureau, and officials directly interested - in Federal unemployment relief. Their most important assignment will be drafting the questionnaires, then interpreting the answers. The count has been tentatively schedauled for some time between Nov. 10 and Jan. 15. Biggers will direct the work if the Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co. of which he is president gives him a leave of absence. Mr, Biggers is a “liberal” Republican. He was a member of the President’s Business Advisory Council which functions under Secretary .of Commerce Daniel C. Roper.

BUTLER PROFESSOR TO DEVELOP, PARK

Prof. Willard N. Clute, Butler University botany department head, today laid plans to develop the new Holiday Park along White River near Crows Nest as a garden of floral rarities. Named by the Park Board to take charge of the work, Prof. Clute hopes to make the park one af the nation’s outstanding botanical gardens, he said.

FREIGHT TRAIN FALL INJURES LOCAL MAN

‘William Beaman, 26. of 4320 Guilford Ave. was in St. Vincent's Hosital today with a broken leg, interal injuries and lacerations received last night when he fell from a freight train. Beaman and Gilbert Hooton, 49, of Peru, Nickle Plate brakeman. were riding on top of a car. At the new 88th St. bridge, they were blinded by guto lights and Beaman fell.

BANKERS PLAN OUTING George Bowen, Wanamaker State Bank president, is in charge of arJangements for the Marion County ‘Bankers’ Association annual {fall -outing Sunday at Lake Manitou. About 175 are expected to attend. E. C. Freihage of the Fletcher Trust :Co. #s president.

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Dr. William Dern, Cincinnaii, shown above, is to be the speaker at the Scottish Rite carillon vesper service at 6:30 p. m. Sunday Chairs for 2000 are to be placed in Meridian St. Dr. Dern will talk on “The Value of a Sense of Humor.” Mayor Beetcher will deliver the city’s welcoming address. In case of rain, the services are to be in the auditorium.

NAP COSTS PANTS, $125 PAINESVILLE, O, Sept. 10 (U. P.) —Business was so dull that Nyles Schuster, lunch room proprietor, decided to take a nap. When he awakened he found that someone had cut off and stolen part of his trousers, including a pocket which contained $125.

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