Indianapolis Times, Volume 45, Number 7, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 May 1933 — Page 19

MAY 19, 1933.

TRUCE REACHED IN WISCONSIN'S MILK CONFLICT Agreement Is Concluded to End Embargo, Restore Farm Peace. (Continued From Page One) chief executive and his aids were threatened in an anonymous telephone call. At the same time, Paul Weiss of Barnum, chairman of the arbitration group, began notifying strike leaders to cancel further plauis lor the embargo. Agreement Is Approved A few hours later the pact was approved formally by the official arbitration committee selected by pool executives, definitely ending ihe strike as far as its recognized sponsors were concerned. All the men arested at Appleton were released from custody after promising they would take part in no more picketing. Walter Singler, head of the milk pool, has not been seen for two days. Efforts by state officials and strikers themselves to reach him early today failed. One report here said he was in lowa. Terms of the settlement provide that the Governor will appoint a committee of five to study demands of strikers. The committee will consist of three practical farmers, one of them a member of the milk pool, and the Governor and an official to be named by him. Urge Five-Point (Program The program to be studied included these points: 1. Abolition of the present system of base and surplus in pricing of milk. 2. Divorce of chain store organizations from manufacture and processing of food products. 3. Reorganization of the state department of agriculture. 4 A conference with Agriculture Secretary Wallace, looking toward establishment of a fair price for dairy products, under recent federal legislation. 5. Findings of the committee will be reported to President Roosevelt and congress, and to the state legislature, now in session, for immediate action. As the conference opened, Crowley declared he had learned that Chi- 1 cago gangsters, driven from liquor i t rade by legal beer, were seeking \ control of Wisconsin milk plant and j were fomenting the strike. In a statement issued after sign-1

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New Theater Menu Filled' With Love and Problems Marion Davies, Miriam Hopkins, Dorothy Jordan, Mary Brian and Janet Gaynor Have Happy and Sad Roles. BY WALTER D. HICKMAN THE leading characters in the new movies today are either goody good or completely on the other side of fence. Sweet, pure but devilish is the type of character that, Janet Gaynor has in Adorable.'' a romance with music, dance and a lot of moonlight. And Janet has anew leading man this time for her love scenes. His name is Henry Garat. There will be more broken hearts in this city during the next few days because this lad has tons of Glynn's "it:’ Now at the Apollo. Sweet and devilish but mostly sweet is the Peg of "Peg o’ My Heart" of Marion Davies, which opens today at the Palace. Onslow Stevens, a

ing of the truce, the milk pool committee said it "deplored the fact that outside and undesirable elements entered upon lawful acts of intimidation" in connection with the ; strike. The committee promised "t.o ca\ off the strike forthwith and to notify immediately all centers of the termination of the strike,’’ Peace Returns Quickly BY WILLARD R. SMITH United Press Staff Correspondent SHAWANO, Wis., May 19.—Peace came quickly to this area today as word spread rapidly that a truce had been reached in the state milk strike. Colonel William A. Holden, in comand of national guard troops here, was notified by telephone by his superiors in Madison. He said deputies would be dismissed as soon as it became evident that violence had ended. At Appleton, where strife almost was as bitter as here, the district attorney's office was notified. Officials immediately began dismissing deputies. Strikers themselves, apparently glad to end the .six days of fighting, began breaking up camps, and returning to their homes. zonolite' mjnes~busy New Uses for Produet Bring Prosperity to Montana Region. /?/ 1 tiited Prc*a LIBBY, Mont., May i9._New uses for zonolite have resulted in extensive development of mines containing the ore in this district., according to a report by the Zonolite Company. Extensive utilization of the material is being made in manufacture of Insulating materials for cold storage rooms, water heaters, buildings, and automobile mufflers, it was said. Zonolite also is being used in the manufacture of a high temperature insulating cement.

new leading man for Marion, is the love object of Peg in this movie. Sweetness and charm in character disappear when you meet Temple Drake (Miriam Hopkins) in "The Story of Temple Drake.” Temple is jon view at the Circle, starting tocay. You stay on Temple’s side of the fence when you meet Dorothy Jordan in "Bondage.” Dorothy goes completely wrong but she was a victim. Even victim’s in the love game have honor these days, you know. Opening today on the Lyric’s screen. You will be more interested in the character of the men in "Song of the Eagle,” a story of gangsters in the beer racket who buck legalized beer. The chief male actors are Charles Bickford and Richard Arlen. Now at the Indiana. + tt tt tt Other theaters today will offer: "White Cargo” at the Ohio, new vaudeville bill on the Lyric stage, burlesque at the Colonial, "Laughter in Hell" and "When Strangers Marry” at the Mecca, “When Strangers Marry” at the Talbott, "Nagana” and "Wild Horse Mesa” at the Hollywood, and "Soldiers of the Storm” at the Belmont. QUIVERING NERVES When you are just on edge > < , when you can’t stand the children’s noise ;:; when everything you do is a burden ::; when you are irritable and blue ;:. try Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. 98 out of 100 women report benefit. It will give you just the extra energy you need. Life will seem worth living again: Don’t endure another day without the help this medicine can give. Get a bottle from your druggist today. VEGETABLE COMPOUNC

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OBJECTIONS TO SI 00,000 CITY JOB MOPPED Works Board Will Proceed With South Meridian Project. With withdrawal of objections, the city works board today proceeded with plans for completing the South Meridian paving project at a cost of SIOO,OOO. Hearing on the proposal will be held by the board Monday. Paul Gauss, 1451 South Meridian street, who led objections to the project a month ago, withdrew protests. The board announced that property owners will ha\ e to meet only 12 ’2 per cent of the cost. The resurfacing will be from South and Illinois streets to Russell avenue and then to Meridian and south to Adler street. This is the second instance in a week in which objections have been withdrawn to a paving program. The other was for Central avenue, between Thirty-fourth and Thirtyeighth streets. The board also directed construction of a sidewalk between Fortysixth and Forty-seventh streets on the east side of Pennsylvania.

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HEN MAY SET RECORD IN EGG-LAYING SPREE Going Good After 90 Days of Hard ‘‘Production,’’ Owner Reveals, ! B;i T nitrrt Prrtg MEMPHIS, Tenn., May 19 —A. J. ' Ison claims that any hen is going to have to do some tall laying to beat the record of a hen that he i purchased as a little chick from a five and ten store. "On about Feb. 1, 1933, this hen | began to lay eggs," he says. "She i laid one egg a day for thirty days. Then after that she began to lay a double-yolked egg every other day

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for about fifteen days. "Then a few days later this hen laid three eggs in one day. all soft shell. Then after this she has laid

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two eggs a day twice a week since. all soft shell. "She has been laying now for ninety days and still is going good "