The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-03-17
STATE ENLISTS
AID FOR WAR
ON CAR DEATHS
MCNutt Names Committee
to Draft Program,
Gather Data.

prompted by the loss OF 1895 lives
during 1885 in Indiana traffic,
Gov. McNutt has announced the
formation Of Governors Com
mittee on Public Safety for Indiana
TO formulate definite program for
the states war on traffic fatalities.
information for the committee is
being sought through county and
city councils, now being formed
throughout Indiana. These coun-
ellis are each divided into four sub
committees, representing the three
"E's" of safety--Engineerin Edu-
cation and Enforcement-pluS leg
islation.
Data obtained by them are to be
forwarded to the State Accident
Prevention Bureau, a branch of the
Indiana State Police. 1t is to be
classified, filed and later referred
TO the Governors committee.
Automobile Slogan Prize
A winning safety slogan, emblem
attic of Indiana's aim for safer
highways, is to be rewarded with a
Studebaker Dictator sedan as first
prize.
Members of the Governors safety
committee include: John Wheeler,
Grown Point, state highway COM
mission, Indianapolis; Otto Gray,
Gary, assistant manager American
Sheet and Tin Plate Co.; William
Davis, assistant superintendent New
York Central Railroad, Indianapolis
William 0. Nelson, Delco-Remy Co.,
Anderson; Col. Fred L. Dennis,
safety director, Bendix Corp, South
Bend; William K. CreSon, chairman
Indiana Section Society of Automo-
bile Engineers, Lafayette; julius
Harlow, president Police Chiefs AS
ISOLATION, Seymour; Fred c. Cause,
president Indiana State Bar Asso-
citation, Indianapolis; Cecil White
head, president Prosecuting Attor-
neys Association, Anderson; James
Mitchell, president Indiana Police
Association, Terre Haute.
Lieut.. Frank Kroml, Purdue Uni
versity, Lafayette; j. j. Liddy, SUI
perintendent Indianapolis Union
Railway Co., indianapolis; w. w.
Patched, superintendent Pennsyl-
vania Railroad, Indianapolis; T. w.
Ledwith, Indiana Bell Telephone
Co., Indianapolis; Roy Faulkner,
president Auburn Motor Co., Au-
burn; E. Arthur Ball, Ball Brothers,
Muncie; Frank Miller, president In
diana Firemen's Association, Terre
Haute; Neal H. Dow, safety direc-
tor Works Progress Administration,
Indianapolis; DR.. George Gillie,
State Sheriffs Association, Fort
Wayne
Silver on Committee
Don F. Silver, state safety direc-
tor, indianapolis; Frank w. Griese,
Evansville; Carl Mullen, Hammond,
president State Federation of La
Dor; E. C. Correll, Winamac; George
Weymouth, Indiana Farmers Guide,
Huntington; Philip Clemens, Grande
Correspondents 40 and g. Indian
apolis; DR.. A. H. Killian, COM
mander American Legion, Lafay-
cite; Mrs. l.. j. Hughes, president
Indiana Parent Teachers Associa-
ton, Indianapolis; F. o. Belzer, eX-
ecutive secretary Boy Scouts, In
dianapolis; G. w. Smith, safety di-
rector, Standard Oil Co., Hammond;
Floyd 1. McMurray, state superin-
tendent of public instruction, In
dianapolis; w. F.. Dentlinger, Con-
nersville, president Municipal League
of Indiana.
j. j. Robinson, Indiana Univer-
sity, Bloomington; Mrs. Cedric G..
BALI, president Federation of
Women's Clubs, Indianapolis; j. E.
Gregg, president Indiana Bus OPP
orators Association, Inc, Indian
apolis; Dave Thompson, Prairie
Farmer, Indianapolis; Charles L.
Riddle, president Indiana Motor
Traffic Association, Indianapolis;
Mrs. Enid Lemstra, American Le-
gion Auxiliary, Clinton; Harry S.
Rogers, Outdoor Advertising Co.,
Indianapolis; Hilda Machling, In
diana Teachers Association, Terre
Haute.
Others to Serve
Robert McAuliffe, University of
Notre Dame, South Bend; August
e. Mueller Secretary of State, In
dianapolis; Donald B. Prentice,
president Rose Poly Tech, Terre
Haute; Lewis Taylor, president In
diana Farm Bureau, Indianapolis;
B. d. Mitchell, president Indiana
Bankers Association, Kokomo;
Homer l.. Rogers, president Indiana
Association of Life Underwriters,
Indianapolis; Phillip Lutz, attorney