Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 December 1939 — Page 20
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INDIANAPOLIS TIMES
BEN DAVIS HIGH T0 STAGE GRAIN SHOW JAN. 4-3
Premiums to Be Awarded For Corn, Oats, Wheat, Soy Beans and Clover.
The first annual Marion County Grain Show will be held Jan, 4 and 5 in the Ben Davis High School. Premiums will be awarded for winning entries in four classes of |
corn, two classes of oats, one class of wheat, two classes of soy beans and one class of clover, A corn and hog school will be held the first day and a farm management school the second day. All entries must be received at the school not later than 9 a. m, Jan. 4, Horace E. Abbott, Marion County agricultural agent, said. M. O. Pence, Purdue University chief crops specialist, will be the judge. Grain will be distributed in the following classes: Corn, 10 ears of yellow, 10 of white, single ear of yellow, single ear of white, and one peck of shelled corn, the product of hybrid seed. Open pollinated, or hybrid seed corn, or products of hybrid seed corn are eligible for all four classes, Mr. Abbott said.
Oats will be shown in two classes, one peck of white and one peck of | colored. Wheat and clover will be shown by one peck weight only.! One peck each of yellow or colored soy beans may be shown. Several Marion County and State | Fair prize winning hogs now used | by 4-H clubs for breeding, will be shown at the hog school.
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A Modern Gas Range
Citizens Gas & Coke Utility
Two rate reductions are saving Indianapolis gas consumers more than $500.000 annaally.
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Who's Who
Al Jeane Kern (top) and Robert seniors at Lake Forest College and Purdue University, respectively, are to be listed in the 1939-40 issue of “Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges.” Both are graduates of Tech High School and both are now college received a Lake Forest and Mr. Insley is editor of student
E. Insley (below),
seniors. Miss Kern four-year scholarship to
the Purdue newspaper.
Exponent,
NLRB PROBERS HEAR DISPUTED EXPENSE STORY
Records Conflicting Versions Of New York Trip by Ousted Director.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 18 (U. P.) — The House committee investigating the National Labor Relations Board today put into its record an official NLRB report that James P. Miller, deposed NLRB regional director at Cleveland, told two stories about who paid his expenses on a trip to New York before he was asked to resign. At the insistence of Rep. Abe Murdock (D. Utah) the Committee overruled its counsel, Edmund N. Toland, and put the report into the record. The report was from Robert M. Gates, NLRB investigator. He said Mr. Miller told him on April 7, 1939, that Glenn O. Smith, Cleveland attorney for employers, paid his expenses to a dinner that Mr. Smith gave in New York, but later told the Board that he had reimbursed Mr. Smith in March. Mr. Gates said that ‘in April Mr. Miller had told him he did not know the cost of the dinner or his own expenses.
Explains Resignation
Testifying before the Committee Saturday, Mr. Miller saia he haa repaid Mr. Smith in March, and exhibited two $40 checks drawn to “cash,” out of which he said that he gave Mr. Smith $48. Mr. Miller, now a $150-a-day labor relations consultant in Cleveland, told the Committee Saturday that he had been asked to 1esign because he insisted upon administering the labor law impartially. The Board said he was asked to quit because of “improper conduct.” Resumption of the Labor Board hearing followed announcement by the Congress of Industrial Organizations that it has changed its previous stand and now desires three amendments to the Wagner Labor | Relations Act.
Adjourn for Christmas
nal, inst against violators; craft units within industrial union set-ups, and to prohibit eward of Government contracts to violators
Postmaster — States vited the C. I. O. to present its
For Those Sending Christmas Boxes.
Christmas is so close to us
Old Kris Kringle already is blowing | 40ck, 'his breath on Postmaster Adolph|? Seidensticker's neck. So the Post-
master again reminds you Christmas comes on Monday
year and packages MUST be mailed
within a {ew days.
Today was final day to mail pack‘ages to the following states if you want to be sure they get there be-
| fore Christmas: Alabama. Arkansas, Delaware, District of | Georgia, Iowa, Kansas, | Maryland, Massachusetts, |sota, Mississippi. Nebraska, Hampshire, New Jersey, {North Carolina,
Connecticut, Columbia, | Louisiana, | Minne-
New York,
It urged changes to impose crimiinstead of civil, penalities to restrict the power of the Board to “carve out”
of the act. Committee Counsel Toland in-
case for labor law change to the Committee in January. The Committee recesses for the Christmas holidays after. tomorrow's sestion. | Saturday Mr. Miller testified, that response to questions by Rep. ried that in July—he resigned May 11—he appeared as a witness
|for the Atlas Underwear Co. be-| that fore the Board's Indianapolis Re- | this | gional office. and was paid “at my | |regular rate”—$150 per day. He said that the case against the! Atlas Co. had been filed with his | |office when he was Regional Di-| rector in Cleveland, but that he de- | cided there was inefficient evidence to warrant an election and that the (case was transferred to the Indianapolis office. He said he saw noth- A ing wrong in his appearing as a
New witness in the case.
North Dakota, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania, Rhode Is- |
land, South Carolina, South Dakota
{and Vermont.
Packages must be mailed Tuesday if they are to reach: Illinois, KenOhio, | Tennessee, Virginia, West Virginia
tucky, Michigan, Missouri,
and Wisconsin.
If you have parcels for delivery
within Indiana, Wednesday final day.
Those days are all last possible
GRADER GO CONTRACT,
County Commissioners today) awarded a contract for two road | graders to the J. D. Adams Manu- |
is the facturing Co. on a bid of $4620,
which was $120 over the low bid. In failing to award the contract to |
days for mail to reach its destina- the low bidder, the Galion Iron! tion before Christmas, the Postmas-| works & Manufacturing Co., Galion, |
ter said, least a day in advance.
so you'd better send it at|g Commissioners issued a state-
ment.
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CHAPEL
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They explained that the Ads) Co. received the contract because “the company is situated in Indianapolis and the machines are manufactured in Marion County, and because the factory employs Marion County labor .and is located close to the Marion County yards where repairs are obtained easily.” Two other bids were submitted by the Indiana Equipment Co. and the Indiana Wheel’ & Rim Co., both of Indianapolis. At the same meeting, the Commissioners awarded contracts for approximately $60,000 worth of stationery, printing and election supplies for next year to three low | bidders. They were the W. B. Burford Co., printing supplies, tax forms and! court records; the Levy Printing Co., pencils, vads and other clerical sup- | plies, and the Sentinel Printing Co., election supplies other than ballots. |
ROOSEVELT STUDIES GRAF SPEE INCIDENT
HYDE PARK, N. Y. Dec. (U. P.).—President Roosevelt today ‘studied State and Navy Departmey’, reports of the destruction of the German raider Admiral Graf Spee {off Montevideo to determnie if, Western Hemisphere neutrality had been infringed.” The President talked with Secre-| tary of State Hull after listening to | a dramatic broadcast account of the! | scuttling of the Graf Spee by her| | German crew. It was expected he would start back to Washington today. and will see Mr. Hull me | mediately on his arrival tomorrow
HOOSIER IS KILLED BY CHRISTMAS GUN
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