Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 April 1939 — Page 12

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A. F. OF L. JOINS MOVEMENT FOR || PLANNING BODY

Suggests Advisory Group Be Named to Recommend Legislation. By LUDWELL DENNY

Times Special Writer WASHINGTON, April 28.—The

movement for a national planning board for prosperity, as an answer to the Fascist challenge to dGemoc- | racy, was sdvanced today by the American Federation of Labor. | Such an advisory board—repre- | senting labor, agriculture, consumer | nd business groups—should be ap-

* JOBLESS TRUST FUND GROWING

[Earning Almost $50,000 i Monthly in Interest Jackson Says.

The Indiana Unemployment Compensation Trust Fund is earning almost $50000 a month in interest, Clarence A. Jackson, Compensation { Division Director said { The total earned in interest to [date is $1,130,000, Mr. Jackson said. In addition te payroll contributions and interest on investment, (the Indiana benefit fund now re- | ceives interest assessed by law on late payment of state contributions {by employers, the local manager ex{plained. This revenue has averaged approximately $2400 a month. Administrative expense of the division

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28 1039 Zoo Nervous as Panda Awaits ‘Mate

NEW YORK, April 28 (U. P).—|route from China and expected to|should wear pants or knee-length There was an air of nervous an-|arrive here on a TWA airliner Mon- | skirts. ticipation about the Bronx zoo to-day, may turn out to be just a girl] This disclosure was made in a day, where Pandora, who is pre-/friend. The last few days have| belated post-mortem on the pickled sumed to be a lady panda, is await-| disclosed some funny things about remains of Su-Lin, Mrs. Ruth ing the arrival of a husband. the gender of giant Pandas, not- Harkness’ giant Panda, which died What bothers the 200 is that ably that even experts can be mis-|last year at Chicago's Brookfield Pandora's projected mate, now enitaken about whether a given Panda'z00. The post-mortem, performed

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by Dr. Dweight D. Davis of Chie cago, revealed that Su-Lin, supe posed to have been a lady, was in J reality a male. “This has upset all our calculae tions,” said Dean Sage Jr. explorer and Panda expert who found Pane dora in the wilds of western China

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Herd Grows and With It Hopes for Coll College Cash

The back-to-the-farma movement at Leland Powers home on the | south edge of Indianapolis has gone about as far as it can go. The 15-year-old youth must have more land or his father must Proposal Keyed to Survey build another garage. The A. F. of L. proposal today) On their one-acre plot at 24 W. Elbert St. is a sizable home, lawn, ” , ‘orchard, thiee ewes and three lambs and a garage With two cows was keyed to its business survey | ‘and two heifers—but no Cars.

pointed by the President to make | recommendations to Congress, the | A. F. of L stated in its Be survey of business. Similar proposals have been made | recently by Sidney Rillman, vice rodent of the C. 1. O.; Edward A O'Neal, president of the Farm LA reau Federation; Secretary of Agri- | culture Wallace and others. f Aen] La Follette (Prog, Wis) leads a Congressional group advocating na-| tional planning.

At the end of April the balance available for the trust fund payment of benefits is expected to be 25 million dollars after payment of 21 million to totally and partially {unemployed Hoosiers since the end [of the previous April.

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guest speaker at the American LeGustries are running at 70 per cent Leland turned the garage into a time. Sunday night. summer. And Lilac and Sylvia got] “Now wipe your feet, Leland,” his’ Nr. Collins will describe the conment nor business has been able Ww Ba : | whole farm in on this clean floor.” turned from a survey of European said that goal cannot be reached Ssvistigh, is persed i Sepia | wha saw in Naz S building another garage now. He LIST AT Fl WAYNE | 1 i Fascist challenge, plans to join this one to the house . question whether we shall or shall) or Leland will have to build one of County Democratic Central Oot~ for all groups, or by dictatorship? intend to sell any of them to the ‘by the Civil Service Commission, |apolis, today had been fined $30 planless economy to develop an- til th al be nf " i ey ne fOr MY wach, a salesman, and John W.| He was accused of selling chances emergency measures in times of Morgan County. That fall he came Are awaited by Chairman Joseph had recently purchased the business | search and planning agencies of Some sheep, feed for the sheep and planning board could co-ordinate Had Bees, Chickens believed to have been encouraged in ye lasses that Kenneth Cohee ment-reorganization order that Sweh y+ finished his chances on the recently suggested “that DUSINESS, ted from Tunis and are named | ana wages and prices, With GOVera- | pyrifty feeders, live long and breed where Secretary Wallace made this diana, Himors and Kentucky. th by the conceried effort of industry, The Sen Sis vom, of agriculture, labor and industry wo 3 UaY LN MOMAS S50 bit Preuss) The A F. of L. statement Jen "port chapter of the Future Farmers that the current National Industoial Purdue recently. SM ASH HITLER LIKE left that she can call her own. And | zation could smash the “gangster | dermined Al Capone, Col. Robert! “The Russian Revolution came oft] “Of course, Germany and Italy are to head an anticrime organization, CATHOLIC U. TEACHER thropology professor at Catholic! achievement. May 4. since 1915 and was secretary of the 2 YEARS OLD: $% STRAIGHT WHISKEY § YEARS OLD LOANS eT fine “Ri

) Samuel! Paul Johnston, author of showing a steady decline during 1939 The family's two cars lost their yr Power approves too, even if the gions Seventh Annual Aerial Mem- » [stable for his Guernsey, Lilac, and | But the line is drawn on Farmer bership Roundup dinner to be held of normal, there are 11200000 Wins Jersey, Sylvia, last year. Now Leland at one place. That is at the employed, and “adout 15000000) Frederick B. Collins, Seattle, families, now in the substandard ,, even firmer hold on their home mother calls regularly when he Wash, sales manager of the Boeing group.’ when they had their calves this comes in for supper when the chores struction of the latest type of war to achieve the capacity production | planes. essential to prosperity and decent! ypaands father, Gerald Power, business rental manager at the without national planning. “America must act before it is plane factories, and to relate the rogress of British and French ef“In our modern economic order, to discourage its being turned into) which depends on mass production another stable. | Times Speviat not plan nationally. Plan we must. his own because the ealves and the ON LOTTERY CHARGE | he Question is: Shall it be by ewes Are growing every day. taking | mittee is to meet soon to recommend : i . appointment of a Ft. Wayne post-| RICHMOND, Ind, April 28 (U. “There is still time to develop na- bute: tional planning by democratic a. going to keep ‘em” he said | The candidates with the highest in Wayne Circuit Court on a charge | : ey ore Fating are Godfrey J. Gladbach, as- of selling a share in a lottery and other Crisis, emergency needs may bills wo i Purdue” arive us to un-American methods. os ap ue. sed when KOI insurance agent. jon a suit as a part of his clothing great economic stress.” Yulia Giuid back home with money from selling Sela from Senators Minton and ai; was trying to clear up the lotaltace Proposal © [two cows, & calt and some garden VONNWS. fy System. " . .. put a little money aside to buy footJabor, farm and business organi~,.) ung basketball tickets for games zations, as well as Government dethem without the danger of Narrow mie freshm » Bureaucracy, the A. F. of L Sal. Ios bens and Some chickent and to ne part by Presidents Roosevelt's em- ;eones He went out for baseball phasis this week on planning and wn; gall, his sophomore year. but agencies be placed directly ander diamona for the time. the Chie? Executive. Leland's sheep are descendants of Isbor and agriculture on their own The breed l initiative establish a council” on ky wv li a ont Co-traiion. twice a year, Leland believes there Hillman's Plan Similar is a big future for them, especially : . : An He has stayed up all night nursing | suggestion, Mr. Hillman in a similar Proposal Said: his sheep, once when a sheep had . From his flock of 353 White Uegagriculture and labor. The Ueov- - ” ernment should ake the initiative horn ahd Buvted Plymouth Rock consider and adit a program for ton ES Grup} ¥o 31 now. the full utilization of our resoarces| Heads Junior Group tioned the book “Jobs for All” Nordecai Ezekiel, Government Ad ot deine, He ne ah a Board bulletin featured an article, ano Power is glad her son is ine favoring co-ordination. terested in his farming, even if she NEW YORK, April 28 (U. orti | governments” of Adolf Hitler and| Benito Mussolini in the same man-| Isham Randolph, head of the Chi-| cago organization from 1931 to 1383, in just that way, and the govern- | ment of Cuba was changed by an gangster governments, It would be a little bit more risky organizing an but I believe it would work.” | He came here to oppose a war VILLANOVA, Pa. April 28 (U. PD). University of America, Washington, | has been awarded the Vallinova Col-| The Very Rev. Edward V. Sanford, O. S. A, president of Villanova, said | Father Cooper was recognized for his Indian research. He has made, American Anthropological Association from 1931 to 1937. SCHENLEY P.O, PA. 85.8 PROOF. THE STRAIGHT WHIS. KIES IN THIS PRODUCT ARE 2 YEARS OR MORE OLD. 20 Months to Pav WOLF F SUSSMAN, INC.

“Hitler Wasn't Bluffing!” is to be instead of the anticipated rise. In. shelter from rain and snow when two cars must stand outside all the at the Indianapolis Athletic Club families, or roughly half of all} ne oof nd on ¥inter and kitchen Aircraft Co, also will speak. Asserting that neither Govern-| spring. |are done.” “You can’t track your Mr. Johnston, who has just reliving standards, the A F of L Fletcher Trust Co. Is thinking of | too late,” it said in stressing the forts to catch wp. and mass consumption, it is NOt &| wut either it will become & stable | FT. WAYNE, April 28. —The Allen democratic methods with a voice more ce. and Leland doesnt up Spans ] he Master from three names approved P).—W. H. Fitzsimmons of Indianmethods; but If we wait for our “Tm : t 1 8 mo ns 10 are Tore Ane MOTE stant postmaster; Clyde F. Dries- acting as agent for a lottery. Fascist system in Europe arose as he worked one summer on a farm in| Instructions to call the meeting business. He told the court that he Although there are many re- products. He bought school clothes, RITE'S at South! X 1. partments, the proposed national Ba, EE Sch The A. F. of L. announcement was enrolled in the Vocational Agri~ulhis proposal in the new GOVE. poae kicked him in the back and Secretary of Agriculture Wallace pe ones that Thomas Jefferson ime | problems of increased production, gy. Holy Land. Because they are At the Det Moines Conference. in the hill country in southern In-| “TOY recovery can be won snly Dheumonia ana the other time when of convening a national conference tant Wut Sein Ub Shae Of men, machines and soi.* Leland is president of the South-| omist, and said it was “Significant” delegates to the state convention at! {has only a small strawberry patch | well-financed underground organi-| ner that Chicagos “secret Six” un-| had declared today. underground movement.” he said. | anti-government group than it was referendum in & radio broadcast. | —The Rov. Fr. John M. Cooper, anlege Mendel medal for scientific that the presentation would be made | 12 expeditions into Indian territories AUTO and DIAMOND 75% GRAIN NEUTRAL SPIRITS, 20% STRAIGHT WHISKEY Ao Abhed wit]

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