The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-07-26
CITY RECOVERY
COUNCIL OF 50
IS Announced
Business, Service and Civic
Club Leaders Make Up
Volunteer Army.
ENLISTED UNDER EAGLE
Answers to Problems of
Local Industry Come
From CAPITAL.
BY United Press

BY United Press
President Roosevelt's re-em-
ployment offensive was pushed
forward today on every sector.
HUGH JOHNSON, recovery al
ministrator, said success of the
drive was assured by advance
pledges of thousands of en-
ployers that they would sign the
voluntary agreement. He pre-
dicted accomplishment of 100000
men by Labor day.
PRESIDENT ROOSEv WELT
asked the aid of all state Gov
ernors.
FEDERAL RESERVE BOARD
figures showed that while indus
trial production in June was the
highest since July. 1881. employ
ment and wages Jagged behind.
AMERICAN FEDERATION OF
LABOR reported more than H.
100000 persons still out of work.
though more than 100000 have
found jobs since March.
NAVY DEPARTMENT opened
bids on construction of twenty
one warships, beginning a build
ing program to provide jobs for
$4,000 men,
OIL AND LUMBER industries
continued to wrangle over their
codes. Hearings began on the
mems clothing code.
GRAIN EXCHANGES were
ready to put in effect series of
voluntary reforms TO curb specu-
lation. The government stood
ready to step i'll and take control
if market is not stabilized.
Indianapolis captaina CT industry
became volunteer combatants to-
day in the Roosevelt recovery army
pledged to serve under the standard
of the blue and gold eagle of the
national industrial recovery act.
Washington, Louis j. Borinstein,
president of the Chamber Of Com
merce, today announced the names
of thirty-eight members of the or
ganization to be known as the In
dianapolis Recovery Council.
Including Borinstein they are:
Mayor Reginald H. Sullivan.
Theodore B. Griffith. vice presi-
dent, Indianapolis Chamber of Com
merce.
George c. Calvert, president Of
the indianapolis Clearing House as
ISOLATION.
A. E. Chambers. president Massa-
chusetts Avenue Merchants associ.
alton.
F. r. Kautz. president Pennsyl.
vania Street Merchants association
Name Merchants Heads
r. L. Ward, president Sixteenth
and Illinois Street Merchants AS
ISOLATION.
Otto Burkhart, president South
Side Boosters Club.
Dr. William F. King, president
Exchange Club.
Clarence Warren, president eyre
Club.
Harry Woodbury., president Mer-
Gator Club.
Homer Rupard, president Scien-
tech Club.
Albert L. Rust, president Univer-
sal Club.
Miss Bertha Leming, president
Altrusa Club.
Louise Ford. president Indianap-
oils Business and Professional Wom-
ems Club.
Creme Ohr, president Womeni
Rotary Club.
Martin w. hammers. president
Life Underwriters Association.
w. d. Hamerstadt. president AS
ISOLATED Employers of indianapolis.
I. E. Woodland. president Indian
apolis Board of Trade.
Pick Kiwanis Chief
w. L. Snodgrass, president XII
wants Club.
Walter L. Shirley, president Lion
Club.
A C. Ruddell, president Rotar.
Club.
Edward A. Kahn. president Mer
chants Association.
Robert E. Fox, president Contra
Labor union.
Charles NJ. Bryan, president Ad
vertising Club of Indianapolis.
Mrs. j. F. Edwards. presiden
Federation of Womens Clubs.
T. c. Howe. president Church
Federation of Indianapolis.
j. Harry Miles president Indian
apolis Real Estate Board.
w A. Hacker. president Indian
apolis Council Of Social Agencies.
Paul c. Wetter, Federation o