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For Accident ‘War' Outlined

Safety-Conscious Public Will Be Aim “Of Conference Here

By CARL HENN

A war is being plotted in In-|

diana—a war against accidental] :

injury and accidental death, Unlike other wars, the result of

this one will be a ‘savings in|

money, human life and misery. For-accidents -each- year: take-a tremendous toll in all three. The battle plan has been laid

out by a group of 150 Hoodsiers| §

organized into the Governor's Safety Conferencé, ~The issue will be joined Oct. 14 and 15 in Murat Temple when the conference meets. Tactics in the coming fray conswt of strict enforcement of one. rule—safety—according ta R. C. Olson and Fred G. Yelton, cochairmen of the conference. Mr. Olson is assistant commis« sioner of labor in Indiana. Mr. Yeiton is safety director of DelcoRemy Division, General Motors

Nation-Wide Move They were appointed by Gov. Schricker following a March, 1949, meeting in Washington D. C. at

The Fish Christian Church will build his early’ Ametiosn edifice and educationel unit at I0th form Bach's

and "A" Sts. in Richmond. The First Christian Church of Richmond, Ind, today announced plans for a $200,000 building program. The church will erect the new

structure on its present site

after razing the old building. One of the principal features of

the new church will be a first-

floor chapél adjoining the pastor’s office. The chapel will stand open at all times to persons wishing to pause for meditation and prayer. The auditorium will seat 800. ‘

a large social hall will furnish the setting for banquets, dramatics and other entertain-

ment. A large kitchen, showers -

and the Boy Scout room. also will occupy this floor, The educational wing of the new building will include Sun-

~day-school rooms, offices. and

parlors. The Rev. Raymond D. Harris is church paggor; James Wilcox, building committee chairman, and Kenneth W, Wil« llams, AJA, of Kokomo, Ind.,

which 1500 delegates from the country over recommended each state improve its industrial safety and hygiene. Upon investigation, Mr. Olson and Mr. Yelton discovered Indiana wanted and needed a general, rather than just industrial, program of safety. Organization and inspiration for the safety drive appeared Mar. 31 in Murat Temple, when Gov. Schricker’ told the assembled Hoosier delegates: “Almost every one of America’s 100,000 violent deaths each year is preventable. Those deaths take, on the average, 18 working years and 30 life years for each victim. Millions For Welfare

“Indiana spends $11 million yearly on welfare payments,” he said. “A good portion of this goes to accident victims or to their survivors. And that does not take into consideration medical costs to workers and the money it costs factories to lose the services of workers through accidents; whether those accidents occur in the factory or in the home.” On Hoosier highways and streets, Indiana State Police statistics reveal that 1121 suffered death from traffic injuries in 1949, an increase of 50 over 1948 and of 261 over 1945. In Indianapolis, traffic killed 50 last year. Eighteen died in the first three months of 1950. If the same percentage continues throughout the year, Indianapolis will have 72 deaths for the year. . Bloodshed Statistics

Accident statistics are cold fig-| ures, but warm blood is shed to compile them. Statistics are impersonal numers, but behind them is found the human element of agony in hospital beds. The once-pretty girl from whose mangled face doctors are still picking gravel after a collision may lie next to the child whose eye was jabbed with a fork as he scuffled with his brother at home. The coming conference will promote the passage of legislation to enforce safety where possible. It will put other recommendations before the the public to be adopted as permanent safety| measures. Aim of the conference is to| make the public always safetyconscious,

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William E. Saylor, 828 N. Keystone .Ave., has filed as Democratic candidate for the office of Justice of the Peace of Center Township.

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Richard Ellsasser - To Play at DePauw

Times State Service , GREENCASTLE, Apr. 15—De{Pauw - University will present |Richard Ellsasser, organist, as speaker and musiclan for the ® iy annual Conference on Church Music = Apr. 26 and 27. a Widely - known both in America and Europe, Mr, Ellsasser is one of. the foremost [n't erpreters of Bach and is the youngest musi- Mr, Elisasser clan ever to per-

complete works from memory. " He received the Henry Levitt

Dow Chemical Reports [Foundation Award in 1946 for

Gain in Profits |“Greenwich Village.” DETROIT, Apr. 15 (UP)—Sales! The 24-year-old organist is and profits of Dow Chemical Co. minister of music at Wilshire improved in the nine months Methodist Church, Los Angeles.

The two-day conference will inended Feb. 28, 1950, the company clude lectures and ‘demonstrarevealed here today.

tions on hymn playing and sing--~The-company,- whose year-ends ing, choral techniques; -and the May 31, reported a net profit of performance of sacred music. $22,681,425, equal to $4 a common Mr. Elisasser will present a spe-

|eial concert at 8:15 p. m., Apr. 27, share, in the nine months com- in Gobin Memorial Church. and|

organ

pared with a net of $21,303,730, op ithe: DePattw choir will be pre-|

or $3.81 a share, in the corre-|sented in concert at 8:1%.p, m., sponding 1949 period. jin’ Gobin Church, Apr. 26.

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‘Registration will begin at 4: 30) p.. m. (central standard time), | May 5. A dinner at 6:30 p. m. will be followed by talks on the geology of the region by Prof. G. T. Wickwire of Hanover College and on the biology of the area by Prof. H. H. Michaud of Purdue University. State Entomologist Frank Wallace Will show slides. A bird:trip led by Prof. Michaud is scheduled for 5:15 a. m. May 16. Prof. J. E. Potzger of Butler University will conduct a botany| trip at 8:30 a. m. and Prof, Wick- $<

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