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HEALTH, SAFETY |&8

WORK IN STATE |

Tenth District Rally Hears Townsend Praise Two Programs.

: Times Special

NEWCASTLE, April 15.—Two new | | : public health Service and |: the safety campaign—will seek to |: prevent the loss of life and property § in Indiana, Governor Townsend had |!

said today. He told a Tenth District Democritic rally here last night: “We are sincerely striving to improve the security of the people—the economic, health, safety, social, investment ‘and job security.” The Governor described the fulltime public health service which sends nurses, doctors and sanitary engineers into isolated rural and economically distressed urban areas.

Safety Program Studied

The safety program’s organization, begun a year ago, is to be completed today at a Safety Coordinating Committee meeting. He pointed out that Indiana 1s the first state to accept and put into effect the National Safety Council’'s complete recommendations. “The loss of life and property, either by lawlessness, neglected ill health or traffic accidents, constitutes a menace to the security of the people and necessitates action on the part of government,”

JOURNALISTIC PUPILS TO MEET

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- And Instructors Due at Butler Field Day.

More than 300 high school journalistic pupils and their instructors are expected to attend the fourth annual Butler University Journalism Field Day tomorrow. Speakers ‘are to discuss all phases

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he said. “We are trying to deal|of news writing. They are to include with these problems effectively : members of staffs of Indianapolis and ig the most democratic Way | ,ewspapers and press services. OthTose er speakers are to discuss news pho5 The speaker at the noon luncheon & meeting is to be Evan B. Walker, T0 BE ST ARTED IN M AY the Indianapolis Railways, Inc. Law Requires 30-Day Wait

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Contruetion of storm sewers planned to remedy flooded streets and basements in North Side homes will begin next month, City Engineer Henry B. Steeg, said today.

‘A $225,000 bond issue to Sines RY Yair. Wuite ue undertaking was authorized by in—Norma the City Council April 4. The law Hai Sho. a Ed sito ESS SCARY, ; requires a period of 3Q.days after 2 Jermanents sspees secsees 3 council action for remonstrances to Mae Murray, Shirley Templo be filed before construction can be- Porat asia gin, Mr. Steeg said. Spiral or Croquignole The sewer plan was decided upon gome months ago, folowing repeated complaints of flooded streets and:

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EDUCATORS TO HEAR * GERTRUDE HILDRETH

. Times Special : - BLOOMINGTON, April 15.—The 15th annual conference on elementary supervision will be held at In‘diana University Monday with Dr. Gertrude Hildreth, psychologist of the Lincoln School of Teachers Col- |‘ lege, New York City, as principal speaker. Other speakers will be President Herman B. Wells, Casper O. Dahle and Nila B. Smith, Indiana University; Frederick G. Neel, Bloomingfon, and Anne DeBlois, Evansville. Presiding officers will be H. E. Binford, Bloomington High School principal; Dr. Velorus Martz and ~ Dean H. L. Smith, Indiana University School of Education.

BUS SUBSTITUTE FOR TRACTION OPPOSED

NOBLESVILLE, April 14 (U. P). The Indiana Motor Bus Association will protest to the State Public Service Commission Monday against the proposal of the Indiana Railroad to establish a motor bus and truck line from Indianapolis to Peru and Ft. Wayne if it abandons its tracon service, it was learned here toy. " . The railroad is seeking permission to substitute motor bus and truck service for the present electric traction system.

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