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MARCH 31, 1036
LEADING STATE
CHEMISTS WILL
MAKE REPORTS
Indiana Scientists Are to
Play Important Part
at Convention.
Leading Indiana chemists are
scheduled to address the ninety
first meeting of the American
Chemical Society, to be held in
Kansas City, Mo., April 13 to 17.
Hiey are to lead discussion sections
and make research reports and sur
veys.
Among the Indiana speakers arc:
Father Julius A. Nieuwland, Notre
Dame University; Prof. R. Norris,
Shrcve. Prof. H. R. Kraybill, Prof. C.
L. Shrewsbury, E. B. Johnson, Prof.
R. C. Corley, E. K. Nielsen, Prof.
H. B. Hass, F. H Norton, Prof. Ed
ward F. Degering, Algie R. Padgett,
Prof. R. E. Nelson, J. M. Hersh,
Prof. Degering, Prof. L. A. Test,
Prof. Thomas De Vries, F, E. Vis
cher, E. M. Hattox, Prof. M. G. Mel
lon. C. T. Kasline, Dr. J. T. Chit
turn, Dr. Herschcl Hunt, H. M.
Grubb, all of Purdue University.
Dr. K. K. Chen, Eli Lilly & Cos.;
N. F. True of Mead, Johnson & Cos.,
Evansville; W. B. Kay of the Stand
ard Oil Cos. of Indiana; Prof. R. W.
Hufferd of De Pauw University,
Druley Parker of Shortridge High
School.
Indiana’s representatives on the
governing council include Pro
fessors R. Morris Shreve and Sig
fred M. Hauge, Purdue; Au
burn A. Ross of Eli Lilly & Cos.;
Prof. G. H. Shadinger, Butler Uni
versity, and Father Nieuwland,
Notre Dame.
Officers of the three Indiana sec
tions of the society are: St. Joseph
Valley, Dr. M. W. Lyon Jr., South
Bend, chairman, and Dr. Andrew J.
Boyle. Notre Dame, secretary; Pur
due, Prof. R. C. Corley, chairman,
and Prof. E. F. Degering, secretary,
and Indiana, Prof. Norman J.
Marrar, Franklin College, chairman.
LIST OFFICES WHERE
VOTERS MAY REGISTER
Ten Branches Will Be Open in
City Tomorrow.
Branch offices open from 10
a. m. to 10 p. m. for voters’ regis
tration tomorrow are as follows:
Enner’s Drug Store, 246 N. No
ble -st.
Paul E. Thompson, 1637 S. Meri
dian-st.
Dorn’s Drug Store, 1301 N. Pcnn
sylvania-st.
Lyon’s Drug Store, Michigan and
Rural-sts.
Manring Drug Store, 2538 W.
Michigan-st.
Acker General Electric Store, 4207
Co!lege-av.
Wilson’s Drug Store, 5229 E.
Washington-st.
Roesch Pharmacy, 2330 Station-st.
Glatts Pharmacy, 1702 E. Wash
ington-st.
Michel Pharmacy, 2202 Shelby-st.
TRUCKERS MUST FILE
RATES BY TOMORROW
New Law to Be Enforced in State,
Commission Announces.
The Motor Carrier Act of 1935
is to be enforced in Indiana start
ing tomorrow, according to infor
mation received by Charles L. Rid
dle, Indiana Motor Traffic Asso
ciation president, from the Inter
state Commerce Commission.
Application of tariff and rate
schedules to the trucking industry
is made by the act.
Tariffs or schedules applying tt'
each office, station and terminal
concerned are required to be kept
on file for public inspection at
offices, stations and terminals by
motor carriers subject to the act.
STATE WPA PUBLICITY
HEAD WINS PROMOTION
James R. Branson to Assume Re
gional Position.
James R. Branson, publicity di
rector for Works Progress Admin
istration of Indiana, has been
drafted by the National WPA Ad
ministration.
Announcement of his resignation
to take the new' position was made
today by Wayne Coy, WPA state ad
ministrator.
Roy Steele, 3634 F.:rchwoori-av.
former Knightstown publisher, is to
ae acting state publicity director.
MAROTT TO GET PLAQUE
Award to Be Made, by Friends at
Dinner Thursday.
A testimonial plaque is being pre
pared for presentation to George
J. Marott at the dinner to be given
in his honor at the Marott Hotel
Thursday night, by friends and the
American Bowling Congress. Arthur
L. Gilliom is drafting the text of
the plaque.
FOR DIGESTION'S SAKE SMOKE
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Joseph E. Hartman. Indianapo
lis attorney and chairman of the
Young Republican League of
Marion County, today announced
his candidacy for the Republican
nomination for state senator from
Marion County.
Mr. Hartman is 36 and was ed
ucated in local public and high
school and Indiana and Benjamin
Harrison law schools. He is a
former precinct committeeman
and delegate to the state con
vention.
He Is a member of the Masonic
order, Knights Templar. Murat
Shrine, Lawyers’ Association of
Indianapolis, Indiana and Ameri
can Bar Associations, Sigma
Delta Kappa fraternity and
has served on the speakers’
bureau of the Indianapolis Com
munity Fund and Marion County
Tuberculosis Association.
INDIANA TENTH
IN RELIEF AID
High Ranking Results From
State Local Fund
Contributions.
Indiana ranks tenth among the
slates on the basis of its contribu
tions toward the Federal emergency
relief program in 1934, the Gov
ernor’s Unemployment Relief Com
mission announced today.
Os a total of $34,727,293 of obli
gations for carrying on direct and
work relief and supplementary ac
tivities, $11,958,169 or 34.4 per cent,
was from state and local funds. Os
this sum. only $131,510 or four
tenths of 1 per cent, was from
state funds. Local units contributed
$11,826,659 or 34 per cent.
The remaining 65 per cent, or
$22,769,124, was contributed by the
Federal government.
Only •>' six New England states
and Delaware, New York and lowa
bore a larger share of the relief
costs than did Indiana.
NORTH SIDE REALTORS
REPORT ACTIVE WEEK
Seli 29 Properties; First Quarter
Sales Pass 1935 Mark.
John W. Robbins, North Side
Realtors secretary, today had re
ported sales of real estate for the
first quarter of 1936 totaling $834,-
000, a gain of $284,000 over the
same period in 1935.
Sales ®f real estate for the past
week reached $206,150. This figure
w'as compiled from individual re
ports made by members of the or
ganization at a lupcheon yesterday
in the Architects and Builders
Building. Twenty-nine sales were
reported for the w'eek at prices
ranging from SISOO to $36,000.
Gross sales of real estate last year
amounted to $2,421,000 and first
quarter sales were $600,000, Mr.
Robbins said. A discussion of proo
lems pertaining to realtors will be
held Thursday in the Washington,
it was announced.
AIRPORT CHIEFS DENY
CHARGES IN BULLETIN
Private Aeronautical Lights Not
Source of Trouble, They Say.
Airport officials here today denied
that private aeronautical lights
situated in or near the city are a
source of confusion to transport
pilots, as charged in the current
issue of the Air Commerce Bulletin.
The report held that airports in
both Indianapolis and Evansville
had been criticised.
POLICE JAIL ACTOR
“Dr. X" Held by Marion Authorities
to Answer Charges.
By United Press
MARION, Ind., March 31.—Dave
Brookhart, known on the stage as
“Dr. X." numerologist and analyst
of family problems, had one of his
ow-n to solve today. He was held in
jail pending arrival of Buffalo. N.
Y„ authorities, who issued a war
rant for his arrest on second-de
gree burglary charges.
DOYTO DISBUSS
STATE WELFARE
AT WASHINGTON
Indiana Security Plan to Be
Laid Before Federal
Administrators.
Wayne Coy, acting administrator
of the State Public Welfare Board,
today was en route to Washington
to discuss Indiana’s set-up for old
age pensions and welfare with the
Federal Social Security Board.
Before leaving, Mr. Coy said per
sonnel under the new board will
not be selected until the Federal
board has approved the Indiana
welfare plan.
“Within 20 to 45 days the actual
state set-up should be in operation,”
he said.
Offices for the new board may be
sought in a downtown office build
ing. *
Size of Staff Undetermined
“We can not begin the selection
of personnel or even know the num
ber of workers required until we
have received final approval of our
plan,” he said.
The Indiana public welfare act
was given tentative approval by
Washington authorities before it
was passed by the last special ses
sion of the General Assembly.
Mr. Coy pointed out that it was
necessary, under recent Supreme
Court decisions, for each state to
tell the Federal government what it
intended to do in order to share in
Federal funds, and then if those in
tentions or plans were acceptable,
the Federal funds would be matched
with state dollars.
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