Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 July 1940 — Page 4

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MAL NL THOMPSON (Canned ’s Unemployment Solved, but Prosperity Picture Is False fit bis

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GETS HITCHCOCK POST (Tha as the second of a series to cut down their staffs, and tam- lengthen and weekly earnings in- summer, and certainly going higher, the seaway to get iis additional industries are running through | tween the taxes and the war orders patches from Canada by Mr. ilies stock up with coal and furni- crease. the Ontario hydro is anxious to get power, though. It only needs the nights and Sundays on war orders, lin the plants, less than half the

Maj. Norman IL. Thompson of the an ture in anticipation of higher prices.| Though the criticism is frequently a decision on the negotiations with decision. It could then take some Massey-Harris is making pompoms, normal number o! cars will be proIndiana National Guard has been Wh WE “Canada is rapidly approaching heard in Toronto that the Govern- Washington over the St. Lawrence more power at Niagara. among other things; John Inglis is|duced. : ; appointed by Governor M C)1fford By JOHN W. I ’ {full employment,” says the Royal ment is not yet calling upon in- Seaway project. The business com=-| At present, I am Informed, not making Bren guns; Goodyear, bul-| Truck users begin to talk of turnrsvernor M. thier Ties Suteial , writes | ny Bank of Canada. “A definite short- qustry to its full capacity, it would munity of Toronto appears to be a great deal more, munitions work let=proof tires. Much aircraft pro-|/ing to horses. Townsend as assistant Adjutant TORONTO, Ontario. July 10.= 00 ot ckilled artisans is becoming he hard to increase the output of largely in favor of the seaway, bul can be assigned to Ontario, and so duction is here General They'd be calling these TIMES Pros= oo... ont in many trades and the Ontario factories much beyond what for reasons connected with power Quebec, which has more power, is| All the automobile factories are NEXT: Gold Camp.

weritv i Yanada. if it were not io : ; ; i : ips : Maj. Thompson will succeed Col. hon i Lanaaa y ot Ix training of apprentices is being un- jy js today without building new and not navigation getting more of the new orders. getting loaded up on war require Advertiser rent } 1 | and its te : vartisen

Robinson Hitchcock who recently Never nas oo en been so Gertaken both in factories and Vo-|power plants, I am assured by two! There's an interesting checker- Ontario expects to be using as ments. In the burst of feeling over was detailed to work on the Nation- hi ry Nok in vears have manufac- cational schools. jer three men who are competent board of business opinion toward much coal from Ohio, West Virginia Ford's renunciation of the Rollsi a run St Ce sien. | Older men are getting jobs again, to know. Night work is a partial the St. Lawrence project. Mont- and Pennsylvania this year and|Royce engine, Wallace Campbell of Er QUardS Seterhivs s8ivice brogyam Wi OLE. et gr the! A t r told me vad answer, By autumn, when the real interests are against the big next as it ever does, despite the new Ford of Canada announced that { g for workmen, Never has the A Property manage: heavier load comes on he hydro- canalization, the Toronto people 10 per cent tax on all imports, more than half the Ford capacity at way affect the Heart : @o\ trapped (n the stomach or gullet may sot like &

in eco tion with the Governors . nnection with e Governor's Wf elects worer been so great lost his decorator five times through i } Pod ; ; ha weveland Wind electric stations, power may have to want its power badly, Cleveland| Canada ordinarily takes about Vindsor is on military vehicles, and Bae the heart. At the frst sem of distress

Emergency National Defense Coun t's the false m osperity of war, of enlistment, and was trying to find : tor eil. Maj. Thompson has bee i . and evervhodv knows it. A another. Certain building work be- be rationed. business is against it, but Chicago 13000000 tons of coal from the is expanding for war work | mens hen and wolien depend ou Beil-ant Teplsis fa i i i 1a Lee) 1ill~ I'S¥ y 1 ev VDoaQ 1 ‘ { & . : 88. 0 . ing officer for the 15ist Infantrv. tw 4 prosperity besides. one inlgins to shut down because the men | Because the power load is now Is for it United States. New cars are going to be scarce | dling ms meficines known for sid indigestion, X be of the Nati ional Guard. a Lt mo ile dealers arrange are heeded elsewhere. Hours slowly {one- Afth greater than nt was last! Ontario does not have to wait fori Toronto's and Hamilton's heavy 'in Cc anada for this reason and one | | Boule 0 ut and reelre DOUBLE Money ii, feliry

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