Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 February 1938 — Page 20

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HOOSIER PRESS | GROUP TO MEET

Talks on Sales

| HERE ON FEB. 18

—————— | Speakers Named for 2-Day

Winter Season at Spink Arms.

The Hoosier State Press Associa- | tion is to hold its winter meeting | Feb. 18 and 19 at the Spink Arms |

Hotel, Joseph S. Hubbard, managing director, announced today.

Lee A. White of the Detroit News, | is to speak at the Friday evening |

dinner, include Mrs. son, Woman's Home Companion writer; Floyd L. Hockenhull, Circulation Management publisher; Douglas V. Martin, St. Louis Globe- | Democrat;

ing, Association president; H. Crim, National Editorial Association treasurer; Samuel E. Boys, | Plymouth (Ind.) Daily Pilot editor; Mr. Hubbard and E. C. Gor- | rell, association treasurer. Four cups are to be awarded | dailv and weekly newspapers for production excellence. Indiana Sigma Delta Chi chapters are to hold an initiation Friday night.

Saturday speakers include: Ted | Lehman, Goshen News-Democrat; Burdette Powers of Butler RecordHerald: Wright A. Patterson, West- | ern Newspaper Union editorial director, and Prof. J. A. Wright, In-

Other first dav speakers | Anna Steese Richard- |

Stephen C. Noland, In- | dianapolis News editor; Wray Flem- | Walter |

| session Sunday

of General Motors general sales manager, was to address Indianapolis zone dealers today on “Business Conditions and Sales Out-

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‘SORORITY NATIONAL COUNCIL TO MEET

National council of Omega Phi

Tau sorority is to meet at Hotel |

Antlers, Feb. 12 and 13. Delegates |

| W. F. Hufstader, Buick division |

THIRD OF STATE ROADS GRAVEL.

Lack of Modernized Highway System.

Little more than half of Indiana's State highways have high-type paving and nearly one-third of the entire system is treated with gravel, according to a survey released today

§ | by Indiana A. A. A. Motor Clubs. | The survey booklet, “A Glimpse

| Into Indiana Highways,” says the obsolete condition of State roads is due to the fact that oniy a small

portion of annual motor revenues is available for new construction. Anticipated 1938 revenue is $34.250,000, vet only $6,750,000 is available for new roads, the survey said Ten per cent of State highway mileage accounts for 29 per cent of the graffic deaths, the study shows. The routes are: U. S. 41 to Evansville, U. S. 41 and 52 to Cincinnati, U. S. 31 to Jeffersonville, U. S. 20

and 6 to Ohio state line, and U, S. 40 to Richmond.

“Indiana cannot afford to with-

| from Missouri, Ohio, Illinois and In- | hold money for highway moderniza-

diana are to attend. Mrs. David | Ruhr, St. Louis, is to preside. A dinner-dance is to be held Sat-

'urday night, followed by a business morning and a |

|

Inncheon Sunday noon at Seville |

Exactly 84 Fall and Winter Dresses

SURVEY SHOWS

Traffic Deaths Linked With |

tion at the expense of an evér-in-creasing fatality rate,” the booklet states.

LOCAL UTILITY MEN

ON SALES PROGRAM

Three Indianapolis janapolis utility representatives are to be on the program [of the Midwest Gas Sales Confei- | ence in Chciago Feb. 11 and 15. They are Elliot G. Peabody, Citizens Gas & Coke Utility sales manager; C. V. Sorenson, Corporation Services, Inc, vice president in charge of new business, and Marian Schleicher, Citizens Gas home service director.

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Col. Fred H. Turner, Indiana military area chief of staff, is to be honored guest at a reéeption and dance to be given by the Reserve Officers Association of Indianapolis

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Michigan St., today completed ar-| 's rangements for a Lincoln Day 8 RM auxiliary ‘are to ‘meet -, 8 meeting Wednesday. It is to be one — Masi Ralph Gregg, orl of a series under auspices of the tional Judge Advocate, is to speak. Republican support for home rule | in Indianapolis was urged by Howard M. Meyer, attorney, in an address last night before the Wayne Township League of Republican Women, 2617 W. Washington St. consumer interest in “favorable” meat prices. Retail dealers and restaurant operators have been invited to a meeting at 8 p. m. today at Central Pub- | lic Library. | A. C. Sinclair, Kingan & Co.. is | regional chairman, and K. V. Smith, tor vehicle reciprocity agreements with Utah and Kentucky, Frank | Finney. State Auto License Bureau | commissioner, reported today. Similar agreements already have been signed with several neighboring states. These pacts provide that trucks paying license fees in | » | SECRETARIES’ GROUP Secretary of State August G.| Mueller today was named to the | Election Procedure Committee of | A the National Association of Secre- SI nie taries of State. The Committee is to draft proposed legislation for | election law uniformity in all states. | ‘Other New Th or 65¢ Wright's Liquid Smoke S40 Models as Low as . . . Hydrogen Peroxide, pt. 29¢ | i i | : 60c Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin__47c

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