Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 February 1941 — Page 8

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HOOSIER FORESEES |/nventor Whitney Was First WATER POWER GAIN

In Mass Production of Arms ‘WASHINGTON, Feb. 6.—The Su- ;

preme Court decision in the New ensile “machinery-nd exhetly River power case paves the way for Called before President : Adatns. complete conservation and utiliza- Vice Président Jefferson and. a tion “by all the people” of water committe eof skeptical military and and power resources, Commissioner civilian “experts,” who knew that John W. Scott of the Federal Power muskets must be very carefully Comniission contends in the Con- made one at a time by, highly gressicnal Record today. skilled hand-working gunsmiths, ‘Commissioner Scott, who comes the Connecticut, inventor produced from Gary, Ind, and was at one a box containing the mixed-up time a member of the. Indiana parts of 10 muskets. He asked the Legislature, wrote the article for members of the committee to select the | “Public: Utilities Fortnightly one part apiece, until all the parts Review.” It was placed in the Rec-

; far one musket were laid out on ord by Senator George W. Norris or b

DIES IS PRAISED] “BY LEGISLATORS

Resolution “Approving ‘Work Of Committee to Go To Washington.

% Within a few days, the President of the United States Senate, the Speaker of the U. 8. House of Representatives and all members of Indiana’s: congressional delegation will get a letter-from Noland C. Wright, chief clerk of the Indiana House. The letter will contain a copy of

taining five counts charging control of magnesium products.’ Federal building circles understood that the defendants would plead innocent. The Government charged that an alleged international trust produced a situation in which Germany got at least four times as much magnesium annually as did the United States.

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. NEW YORK, Feb..6 (U. P).— Representatives of six corporations and nine individuals appear in Federal Court today to plead to charges they participated in an internatianal magnesium trust whose operations allegedly created a huge bottleneck in the national defense program. | : A Federal grand jury last week returned three indictments con-

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NEW YORK, : Feb. 6.—The story ‘of the first “tooling-up’ of a factory, which was accemplished in the face f a national war emergency 140 years. ago, is told in a new book published here today, ‘‘Whittling Boy” . (Harcourt, Brace). : The factory was tooled up for mass production of firearms and the emergency was caused by the rise of a dictator out of a ruined, revolutionary state to threaten the invasion of Britain and the founding of a world-dominating em-

the table.

a resolution placing the 82d General Assembly of Indiana officially on record as indorsing and com- ' mending the efforts of the much-

(Ind: Neb.), father of the TVA.

cision. which was given Dec.

Pointing out that the Court’s iG.

pire. The dictator was, Napoleon. “Whittling Boy” is the novelized story of “the life of Eli Whitney,

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inventor of the cotton gin.

Then he requested one of the generals to take the parts and put them together, using no tools but his’ hands and a screwdriver<cer-

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Retail Clothiers, Furnishers] To Hold Convention Sun- - day and Monday.

David A. Smart, publisher, and Arnold Gingrich, editor of Esquire Magazine, will be the principal speakers when the Indiana Retail

Clothiers and Furnishers Association meet Sunday and Monday at the Claypool Hotel. Others on the program are Mrs. Dorothy L. Stote, authoress and contributor to Men’s Apparel Reporter, and Willard Cole, assistant to the president of the Hub Store, Chicago, Ill. . a At 11:30 a. m. Sunday a Window and Interior . Display Clinic is scheduled, sponsored by the National Window Display Co. At 2 p. m. there will be a style clinic conducted by Mrs. Stote. . A clinic on the new wool labeling law will be conduci at 10 a. m.} Monday with Joo Epstein of L. Strauss & Co. in charge. A formal dinner dance will be held at the Hotel Washington at 7p. m.

BOOMS SCHRICKER | AS VICE PRESIDENT

Timgs Special .

WASHINGTON, Feb. 6.—A sort of one-man boom of Governor Henry L. Schricker for Vice President at some future time was inaugyrated in the Congressional Record today by Rep. Louis Ludlow (D. Ind). , ‘ Under the title “Notable Inaugural Address of Governor Schricker of Indiana,” the Indianapolis Congressman inserted the speech with ‘a, foreword containing the Vice Presidential suggestion. “Henry PF. Schricker, the Democratic State candidate who weathered the political gdle that blew tempestuously in Indiana on ‘election day,” Rep. Ludlow wrote, “is a sincere, genuine, able man of the people, a worthy successor of those great paladins of democracy, Thomas A. Hendricks and Thomas R. Marshall, who went from the State House at Indianapolis to the Vice Presidential chair at Washington, “Mr. Schricket’s devotion to the democratic ideals handed down to us from the founding fathers, his sound philosophy and breadth - of vision mark him as a very unusual man, and who knows but that in the fullness of time he may follow the trek of Hendricks and Marshall to Washington?”

‘WORKERS VOTE A. F. OF'L.

, LOGANSPORT, Ind. Feb. 6 (U. P.).—Employees of the Logansport! Machine Co., which holds approxi- § mately $61,000 in defense contracts, today had designated the local International Association of Machinists (A. F. of L.) as bargaining agent in a National Labor Relations Bosrd election. The vote was 141 to

complete jurisdiction over all streams’ and tributaries within the country, Commissioner Scott wrote: House early in the session and was “Tliis prongyncement of the Court _ approved by the Senate yesterday will serve as a constitutional beacon without a dissenting vote. ; light in the field of .conservation, ‘It. praises tHe Dies Committee ; The decision is a most stimulating whose work it is to conduct investi-| statement; one’ that should stir the gations into the activities of per-| heart of every true conservationist. sons and groups engaging in subver- It ‘is judicial statesmanship at its sive, pernicious and un-American best.’ activities “which seek to undermine or overthrow our democratic system _ of government.” :

SHOCK RESTORES SIGHT LONDON (U. P.).—A British exsoldier, blinded in the World War, * blesses the day when he was in the region of falling bombs. The shock from one of them restored his sight.

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‘criticized Dies Committee in: exposing un-American activities. ; The fesolution passed the Indiana

tainly no file to touch up the parts and make them fit. To the amagement of the group, the pieces all went together perfectly, producing a weapon in a féw minutes. Then Mr. Whitney told the éommittee that the factory, on which the $20,000 Government advance had been “wasted,” was ready to turn out muskets in lots of 10,000.

Alaimed by the early successes of Napoleon and especially by the presence of the French fleet in the Caribbean, the U. S. Government had awarded Mr. Whitney a contract for producing army muskets, and had advanced him $20,000 to get production under way. After many month¢, he had a factory building full of incompre-

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