Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 April 1941 — Page 10

PAGE 10 THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES TUESDAY, APRIL 8, 1941

COMPANY TO GET Mr. Kiel May Not Know If, but Cake Is Ready, $, TOADD 100 | ‘Bock o-Form' GRAND JURY PROBES ew zencuuoces HUGE GENERATOR oom = oo mi be fe hon 20 ers 5%) WAR FACTORIES sors sg WINESSES' AGTWITY| ov. r=

in the 32d degree. to find a big cake with 50 candles lives at 340 Prospect St.; Mrs. Frank | Mr. Kiel plays horseshoes in the P.).—Robert J. Carmony, a 24- CONNERSVILLE, Ind, April ® d= av in a Qispaich from Anksre on it. Mrs. Kiel and his three! Stevens is almost next door to her | een year-old accountant, prepared to- | (U.P. —Fayette County Grand : el a the radio. He enjoys listening to day to turn farm laborer for three | that 40 Greek soldiers had been . . daughters and/| father at 907 S. State, and Misst the radio and reads “practically! Cc . | Jury convened today to investigate . i 1- | Blizab il Liv ; rerythi ordin is wife, COSt Is $1,500,000,000; to| weeks before entering the Army | : killed and many wounded by New Southeastern Indi Indiana Firm Si grand chil- Elizabeth Kiel lives with Mr. and|€verything,” according to his wife, ’ ’ ’ ’ to “toughen up” for military life. charges of advocating overthrow of |, 0" oF TTC CL

SE dren decided wo) Mrs. Katherine Kiel. . EN rade Orders New Plant at | cive him a) Mrs. Kiel | From all indications, it looks as Be in Southwest and Mr. Carmony, who was regis- | the Government by force against 75 operiet. fire While Sey. Were coreys | ing out an encircling movement.

oo | An expected guest at the party, tered with a local board in Cleve- | members of the Jehovah Witnesses. | The Australians, the newspaper

idee i birthday if Mr. Kiel intends to spend the : ic 3 illion. 3 % St 50 t 911 S. State. Nest for Safety. land, resigned his job when he sted § 1 Cost of Millio and so he'd bet-| Miss Laura Sietz, has seen much | ne years a State y found he would be inducted into | TDEY Were arrested Sunday while

ter have planty of the Kiels in her lifetime. She " . y . . distributing Watch Tower and Bible RUSHV 2. Ind. il 8 3. N TK S WASHINGTON, April 8 (U. P.).| the Army, and came home to stay | said, thought the Greeks were atUSHVILLE, In April (UC of breath for taught Mr. Kiel in Public School SEEK BANKHEAD POST with his parents until he could | Tract Society literature and play- | tempting to retreat without fight-

: ies ie t himself in shape for camp life. | doctrin Struma Valley. day announced plans for construc- SE a birthday par- pater all ot his daughters were, Six candidates today sought the than 100 additional munitions| Put! — : | doctrines. 1 tion of a giant ‘Diesel engine gen- ) ty though, be- taught by Miss Sietz, HA were all | Democratic nomination for the Sev- | plants at a cost of $1,500,000,000 to He inserted an advertisement in a | They were held under $2000 bond| “The Greek high command im-

ating y minity N expand production of armaments| local newspaper. | each here and at Rushville, Brook-| mediately sent the New Zealanders erating plant to supply electricity cause it also of his grandchildren, Dolores June, enth District Congressional post Sxpand ra and lend-lease pro-| The ad brought results. He re- |ville and Liberty jails. Representing from the Struma sector to another

for the Southeastern Indiana Power marks the 50th Mary Jane, Katherine and Robert) ; y " ; : : : ; , ” : (held by the late William B. Bank- |grams, it was learned today. | ceived three offers and decided the group was Victor Schmidt, Cin- sector to avoid other clashes,” the Co Mr. Kiel anniversary ©f pee Stevens. Katherine, the young- g : farm work best suited his purpose. | ~innati attorney. dispatch said.

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The power company operates in by Mr. Kiel’s resi-| ast. is the one who decided to be! ‘head, Speaker of the House, until] The money, available from BG eS ey rn 4 Ta Ror = A olen Hn emma a. small towns and rural areas in dence at his home, 911 8S. State| gifferent about her birthplace. She|his death last Sept. 15. recently enacted $7,000,000,000 lend- |g ® ® ' ® 6 ® ® ® ® ® ® ® # & ® % ® ® ®

Central and Southern Indiana. Ave. Having been born there, he| was born on Lexington Ave. Favored candidates were Carter lease and the $4,000,000,000 fifth '@ Cost of the new industrial de- decided to stay. As a matter of fact,| Mr. Kiel has for 25 years been Manasco, for eight years secretary supplemental defense nto. on. |

velopment was not announced, but he liked the home so well that his employed at the New York Central to the late Speaker; Still Hunter, | tions, will be pumped into conit was believed the proposed plant three daughters and three of his Beech Grove shops. | Walker County Circuit Court So- struction as swiftly as sites are will involve an expenditure of| four living grandchildren also have A member of the Zion Evangelical | licitor, and Charles Wiggins, past selected. The new projects % snl $1,000,000. | been born there. Church, Mr. Kiel also belongs to State American Legion commander. | aircraft frame and engine plants, On 0. — ” TNT, smokeless powder, chemical, (EH shell loading, ammunition, 3 fo TT = XA Rad mn Tm Ah a) [im Ji Nn i I 1 ak Es i H HH | [1 ly

for the dual program by Army offi- | cials disclosed the need for more @ > than the 100 plants. It was under- | Basement Fashion Shops stood that between 40 and 50 of these will be major projects, big ® ordnance and aircraft undertakings. | The others will be smaller “feeder” ® plants, An authoritative source described [the new program as designed to @ furnish a supply line for a potential army of 4,000,000 men. Since July 1, 1940, this has in- ® volved expenditure of about $1,000,000,000 in an effort to create equipment capacity for a force of 2,000,- | 000 men. Thus far,.the War De-| partment has started 15 big projects, ® including 39 for the air corps, A:| ordnance plants, and anti-aircraft |searchlight mirror factory, six |@ {chemical warfare factories, and six {plants for the Quartermaster Corps. | One source said the policy would @® continue to be to locate as many as possible of the plants in the interior where the danger of air attacks is minimized, but that em- | \phasis would be to move them'g

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