Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 August 1941 — Page 7

TUESDAY, AUG. 5, 1941 THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

CITY MAY LEAD | No Way to Cross a Bridge URGES RISE IN |-i00s, 0 HEAR Agout IN PROPELLERS > ~~~ PRICE OF MILK..2z2z x = eevee | LIADI RSTORF

number report on the International Lions’ Convention held recently in — WASHINGTON AND Coibil NE New Orleans when the Lions Club

Complete Installation of ~*~ SKNSEANESY Farm Representative Says meets tomorrow noon at the Clay-

New Machines at 5 . Move Necessary to The speakers, who were delegates

to the convention, will be Glen L.

Curtiss-Wright. | VN ay Vea. Make Costs. Campbell, K. B. Mayhall, L. E. Hali stead and George O. Hill.

Indianapolis is on its way toward gh 3 : or | CHICAGO, Aug. 5 (U.P). — WL ETE becoming one of the nation’s great- : > |Arthur H. Lauterback, manager of) ITALIAN GENERAL KILLED est airplane propeller manufacturing | s—. the Pure Milk Association repre-| ROME, Aug. 5 (U. P.).—Gen. Edke ©Z .. oa : a . § combi : today |02rdo Majnardi, 53, commander-in-centers with the completion of ma-| § ; . |senting 12,000 milk producers. ¥| chief for East Africa. was killed in chinery installation at the Curtiss- po : : . & ged an ola in prices paid 0 action July 9. it ‘was announced. righ T ropell : E . (farmers “if the farmers are (0 reWright Corp. propeller plant here, : kt ceive anywhere near cost of Prodi

eccording to the company’s weekly i Tr | tion for milk” Have Your Eyes

gy Lg ne oo be. i - : Mr. Lauterback addressed a meet- | The lead article in the first is-| "3% EI P : . ling called by the Department of | EXAMINED sue of the new publication quoted | as oi 3 E 8 |Azricuiture in response to the de-| Tathias Klein, manufacturing su- | h mesa: j 4 4 a of milk producing associations] perintendent. as reporting that 288 | k : : for a price revision under the Fedmachines are now operating at the | eral Milk Marketing Order to meet, plant and that 90 per cent of the | 2 increased. costs. Edward O. Math-| Omit 5 HTce nat moved jer represented the Government at The new machines, according to| ; \the hearings. : he paper, are the latest in the air- | ; __— ; ; . | Mr. Lauterback said the farmers i hi Tike re Juge : i ; |“will have to get a blend price of ie dle drills, Frills and lathes | § 8 } LL : sermon ry a $250 to $2775 per hundredweight for | OF Jigh pIECiNen Srd Wem Westie : " {35 per cent butterfat milk.” This ment facilities. | : ; |would result in an increase of about | The administrative offices, housed | “3 ha half a cent a quart to the producer in a separate. two-story building ; Fin a : Sh and the same to the consumer, he near the plant, are air-conditioned | 8 2 li (said. !

and have indirect lighting. A staff Fi b fa as gh : : Frei : : gures based on a survey by the of 60 is now employed there. | It looks as if this Pere Marquette freight caboose tried to skim Pure Milk Association Showed that)

Expansion of the propeller divi-| over this bridge near Grand Haven, Mich., but the accident resulted |o5 producers reported 49 per cent, gion facilities began last January| when the train was backed into an open bridge. Rail and river [less available labor this year than > when the company took over the| gage was tied up for an entire day. last, with wage increases as high as] ; dla WE $35 monthly, Mr. Lauterback said. | ro el ALL-WOOL

| | | old Marmon automobile factory on! Ww Morris St. On Feb. 10, 1941, the | Ti Vv y 3 e . Nh Pant Some ons te | Bld Heads May | I we oe oes - bd zpour eaas ay ncreqgse The survey also revealed a 37!z per L SES ON C TIES ; L ET i . |cent increase in Sug Seva per INING cent more women farm workers, a Pav Miller’ DR HIRSCH BELIEVED | As War Cuts Supply of Hair 16 per cent erense in the cost of BUDGET PLAN. a

chiner 8.4 installation. OLDEST MASON DIES \machinery and a a per cent I Semi-Monthly or Monthly ? WO WA Y ’ ii - crease in cost of fee Payments. - OAKLAND, Cal. Aug. 3 (U. BP). __| HOLLYWOOD, Aug. 5 (U. P).—| Mr. Factor said he had tried to| Because of the labor shortage, he Bald heads in the United States develop Latin American sources, but ‘said. farmers have been forced to Dr A G Mi

Dr. Thomas ven Hirsch, 105. who | was believed to be the oldest Mason |Will increase soon unless interna- had not been too successful. Its invest in labor saving machinery to he § do their work.

Boy Coats and Wraparounds was killed by | (tional trade is restored, Max Factor hard to get variety, since most hele

an automobile vesterday. |Jr. said today. ‘from Latin America is black. | Regitiered Optewetrist | Zip It Out for Mild Weather A graduate of the Conservatory of ae hair supply is getting dort] It can be bleached and dyed of | 18. 218 INDUCTED INTO With : Ofiess 81 158 op It In for Cold Weather

Music in Munich, Germany, Mr course, but such subterfuges Von Hirsch ceme to the United and Mr. Factor, who makes toupees o,,ioved in first-class hy rte ARMY FROM INDIANA States. became a naturalized citizen and such “hairpieces” as $400 wigs| European peasant girls have al- f and before 1900 conducted the New (for movie stars, foresees another ways been the best commercial hair| Indiana has so far contributed York Metropolitan Orchestra. | economic casualty of the war. producers. The United States is not jover 18,000 young men to the deAn illness impaired his hearing | His materials range from the coat a good hair producer, because so fense army, State Selective Service 4 Sh end in 1901 he left his musical ca- of the Tibetan yak at little more many Americans’ hair is bleached, | headquarters announced today. I [3 INC reer and entered the College of [than the price of good wool to nat- sun-burned or damaged by waving. | As of Aug. 1, a total of 18,218 In-§ . Physicians and Surgeons in San ural red hair at $55 a pound. But! After red, natural gray hair is |diana men have been accepted for| 29 ON THE CIRCLE Francisco. He practiced medicine {the war has blocked imports from the most valuable, with ordinary service. o these, 17.445 have been | TD f Power & Light Co until after he was 90. lvak and rechead, alike. brown at the bottom of the market. white and 773 have been Negroes. | ox . :

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