Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 July 1939 — Page 5

| TOMATO QUEEN |

‘TOBE CROWNED IN ELWOOD FETE

Stabilization of Canning Industry Urged in Wallace’s Speech.

Times Special ELWOOD, Ind. July 28. — The coronation of Miss Judith Wright, Elwood, as 1939 tomato queen, a Pageant and a ball in honor of the queen will feature today’s tomato festival program. ‘As festivities continued, growers

and canners reviewed the address|

last night of Secretary of Agriculture Henry A. Wallace in which he urged stabilization of the canning industry. He blamed this year’s downswing in the industry, the fourth since the ‘World War, on surpluses.

Honored at Dinner

Preceding his address, Secretary Wallace was honored at a dinner.

It was attended by Lieut. Gov.

Henry F. Schricker, Purdue University officials and William Settle, & national AAA director. Speaking of the “wide fluctuations in volume of output and price,” Secretary Wallace said: “The question is, can anything be done to level these mountains of surplus into the valleys of shortage? Can the Ever-Normal Granary prineivle be applied to the canning industry Can the industry be on a basis of abundance, 80 as to keep in step with the ex-

banding needs and expanding pur-|

chasing power of consumers?” Citing obstacles which may hinder stabilization, he listed lack -of marketing agreements, unorganized | canners and the lack of understanding between those who produce the fruits and vegetables for canning and those who work in canning plants. : Low Wages Cited

“Farmers, perhaps, fail to realize

that of all wage earners in the

United -States, these groups are among the lowest paid,” he continued. “They can get employment of this kind for only a brief period, and yet they must live somehow the rest of the year. “The canning factory workers and their union leaders, on their part, sometimes fail to take into consideration” the fact that despite the farmér’s long hours of backbreaking labor his return is pitifully small.”

BROTHERS ACCUSED “AFTER STRIKE RIOT

LA PORTE, Ind. July 28 (U. P). Charges of assault with intent to kill were on file in La Porte Circuit Court today against Thomas and Albin Janus in connection with an outbreak of violence at the strikebound La Pdrte Foundry Co., Tuesday. The brothers previously had been charged with assault and battery in connection” with 2 e fight and had furnished $500 bond each. Four persons were injured slightly in the fight before police broke up the battle with tear gas. Seven men were arrested. ~The other five were brought into City Court yesterday to answer assault and battery charges but their cases were continued until next week. ;

Proud Papa Has Recount; It's Triplets

MUNCIE, Ind., July 28 (U. P.).—Hope Mullin, a former boxer and a former Muncie policeman, was ga trifle disconcerted but none the less proud today. He walked about town yesterday announcing proudly to all his acquaintances that he was the iather of twin sons. When he returned home he found out that he was the father of triplets, two boys and one girl.

PARADE IS HELD IN CLOVERDALE

Floats Depicting History of Town Feature Four-Day Centennial Fete.

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parade with floats depicting the history of the town was to be today’s feature of the Cloverdale Centennial celebration which began esterday and continues rover day. Visitors from a wids radius were expected to join Cloverdale’s .600 citizens for today’s long program, which is to be the highlight of the (four-day festival. The parade will be followed by a band concert and awarding of prizes for exhibits showing the town’s history. The celebration opening yesterday was marked by a historical pageant staged by organization of the town and Putnam County. The welcome address was given by James P. Hughes, assistant state attorney general and former justice of the Indiana Supreme Court. Rep. Noble J. Johnson (R. Terre Haute) will deliver the principal address at tomorrow afternoon’s program. | Union church services will be Sunday’s feature. The Rev. Donus E. Denny is: chairman of the religious program. He is to present Elder Thomas J. Nixon, oldest ordained minister of Cloverdale. The four oldest persons born here were honored in the centennial booklet, “Cloverdale, Then and Now.” They are “Uncle” Warren Pickens, 93; Jacob Morirson,, 95; Mrs. Salina Cunningham, 92, and Mrs. Mary A. Bales, 89.

FORMER GREENFIELD MAYOR HURT IN FIGHT

GREENFIELD, Ind. July 28 (U. P.) —~James L. Allen, former mayor and now foreman of a highway construction project, is recovering from injuries received when he was beaten and cut by three workmen whom he said he had discharged. Mr. Allen told. police he discharged the men when they appeared at the job intoxicated. He said later they seized and beat him at the County Highway Garage. Oakley Jack appeared voluntarily in the court of Justice William Kirkpatrick, dsked the price of an assault and battery fine, pleaded guilty to the attack and was fined $5. Verl Chapple was held on an assault and battery charge in connection with the case and a third man is being sought. .

SEEK NEW PRESIDENT FOR VALPARAISO U.

VALPARAISO, Ind. July 28.—A committee of trustees was appointed

CLOVERDALE, Ind, July 28.—A ||

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LAFAYETTE LAD, 8

LAFAYETTE, Ind, July 28 (U. P.) —Earl L. Keel, 8-year-old son

of Mr. and Mrs. Earl J. Keel, who live north of Lafayette, was electrocuted yesterday when he grasped a fallen 110-volt electric wire inside the front entrance of the Wabash Valley ‘Sanitarium grounds. Sanitarium officials believed the wire, alreddy sagging from wind and rain storms, was torn down by a passing delivery truck.

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