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eral discussion period will follow talks.

Schricker to Speak At the evening session at 6:30 p.. m. at Indianapolis Athletic Club, Wallace O. Lee, vice president of In Light Co., and Henry F. Schrick-

of Indiana, will speak. The meeting will reconvene

J. G. Dickinson, superintendent of accident

district engineer of Westinghouse Electric Corp.; P. W. Ross, vice president and assistant to the president of Indianapolis Power & Light Co., E. J. Dyess, division manager of Southwestern Gas & Electric Co., Fayetteville, Ark.

L. F. Yuknis, Northern Indi-

feel he has clothes like those in mother’s bureau. He will usually be quite content and not disturb anything in the other drawers.

Beer Drinker Reveals

dianapolis Power & ‘Pay or Burns’ Game

MONTREAL, Apr. 9 (UP)—

er, vice president of Fletcher Gabriel Baynham explained cigTrust Co. and former governor aret burns on his hands to city

detectives by describing a unique king practice called

J beer-drin at 9:30 a. m. Wednesday, when “pay or burns.”

Baynham, who pleaded guilty

ntion of Wis-\to a charge of armed robbery, consin Electric Power Co., willisaid a group of his friends had a speak. V. K. Brownewell, Indi-/mutual agreement that when one|'

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