Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 August 1941 — Page 10

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TWO 4-H GIRLS Farmers Stag TIE IN CONTEST

County Entrant in Fair. Dress Review Still Undetermined.

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By WILLIAM CRABB Add to the virtues of Marion County's farmers one bountiful sense

e Their Biggest County Fair

County Agent Horace Abbott (left) and Former State Senator E. Curtis White size up Mr. White's reg-

istered bull calf, No-Ce-Pal-Norman.

WAYNE FIREMEN WILL GET FUNDS

Money for Volunteers Pledged by Trustees; Schricker Speaks.

Herbert McClelland, Wayne towntrustee, last night promised Wayne volunteer firemen the budget next year would contain an aphis 45 acres of propriation for fire fighting. clover also has! he volunteer organization met {last night at the Ben Davis High {School to hear Governor Schricker his own experiences as @

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KINGAN'S DENIES CHARGES BY U.S.

Policy ‘Simply Business,’ Not Price Fixing.

The Government obtained anti{trust indictments at Chicago yester{day charging 81 packing companies, lincluding Kingan & Co. of Indian- | apolis, 36 individual packers and the American Meat Institute with con-| spiracy to fix the price of hams at | | Easter time, | i W. R. Sinclair, president of Kingan & Co. denied the allegations and expressed surprise at the Gov-| ernment’s move in a statement) issued here this morning. The indictments charged that the provisions committee of the Insti-| tute adopted a resolution providing | that the meat packing industry {should confine the sale of Easter hams to a period of four weeks im{mediately preceding Easter Sunday.

Other Hoosiers Named.

Indiana companies indicted, in| {addition of Kingan & Co., were the] {Elkhart Packing Co. Elkhart; the | Home Packing & Ice Co. Terre | Haute, and Major Bros. Packing { Co.. Mishawaka. | Individuals named in the indict- | ments included Chester T. Gough, | Indianapolis, member of the Insti-| tute’s provisions committee, and | Peter Emge, Oscar Emge, Ralph |Emge. C. L. Elpers and U. P. Reising, all of Ft. Branch, Ind In his statement Mr said: | “The only information Kingan & Co. has of the indictment in con-| nection with the sale of Easter hamsj (is from newspaper and radio re-| | ports. |

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“Complete Surprise” “It comes as a complete surprise { because neither the company nor any of its executives have entered into any agreements with anyone to fix prices on any meat products. Fhe company has been scrupulously careful at all times to conduct its | operations in strict conformity with the law. | “The company’s policy with reference to taking advance orders for Easter hams is not essentially different from its pelicy on all forward

SOY beans are shape. He has two-thirds of a crop volunteer fireman and fire chief at sales of perishable products at all

3. His corn normally produces 50 to 65 bushels to the acre. This year he'll only get 135 or 20. 6. His pastures are “burned and hes had to buy feed—20 tons lof it so far i And Farmer Fred C. Coleman of the southeast section of the county J grinned more broadly and said: t the finest Swiss herd

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“Certainly I'm smart. The reason | stick to Hills Bros. Coffee is because my husband always says this about it:

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The Correct Grind is guaranteed to produce best results in DRIP, GLASS MAKER, POT, or PERCOLATOR if the directions on the side of the Hills Bros. Coffee can are followed:

said his 16 acres of corn were! His farm is Abbott said if negotiations are suc-|tenant of the Ben Davis organiza-|

now, 45 bushels to the acre, and if knox. it rains soon he'll do even better. | Saas ; {But his peaches look like they'll be| The ofganisation Sg fomel in lonly “half-size.” | March in response to a plea by Last night's Fair crowd was so Sheriff Al Feeney for township fire large He game was Slowed Sowa fighting outfits. to a walk for almost a mile either : it . : way on Road 20 at New Bethel. al Richard McKinney, chief of the new 20-acre parking lot was filled township organization. announced by 9 p. m, and Fair officials are that three alarm systems would be worrying about Saturday night installed at 16th St. and Tibbs Ave. which should draw an even bigger at Fleming Gardens and at Ben crowd. {Davis New applications for Midway con-| The electric siren at Ben Davis cessions were turned down "Nojjs to be financed by the Wayne more room.” Two new sections were Post 64, American Legion. added to the cattle show, with more Mr. McKinney alse announced cattle expected to arrive today. appointment of C. T. Bereman as County Agricultural Agent Horace captain and Frank Harper as lieu-

cessful, the Fair next year will be| tion, Lawrence Trieb will be capimoved to a new site with permanent tain and. Willam Laux, lieutenant, buildings and a half-mile race track. at Mickleyviile. But right now, the Maricn County! Nine volunteer fire fighting units Fair is bulging at the seams. thave been formefl in the township.

BOB STULL, famous creator of sensational magical escapes, says, “You can’t escape the satisfaction of having perfect coffee if you always start with good coffee and a clean coffeemaker. Then measure accurately and

be sure to observe the timing for the method you use.”

MERE ARE 2 WAYS 1.

This method prevents dilution of of ice may be added to the glass Sugar and cream to taste.

Make Hills Bros. Coffee as you would for regular use, and place in the refrigerator in a covered container to chill thoroughly.

TO MAKE DELICIOUS ICED COFFEE

2. Make Hills Bros. Coffee double strength. Pour at once over ice in tall glasses. Sugar and cream to taste.

the coffee even though cubes es when the coffee is served.

times—namely, that it will not make | contracts with retail dealers for longer than the time necessary for i preparing and delivering the quantity of goods expected to be sold. “The purpose of this is to avoid contract arrangements which in a rapidly changing market might become either unduly burdensome or unenforceable. ‘Simply Business’ “This policy is adhered to by the company independently of the action of any other concern in the industry. It has no relation to prices or price fixing and is followed simply as a matter of business prudence and orderly business relations. “It is apparent that an accusation of eriminal intent in connection with this normal routine busi- | ness policy, unless for some ulterior ' purpose, could arise only from a complete misunderstanding of the facts of the situation.” Mr. Gough, an executive of the] company. said Mr. Sinclair's statement expressed his position on tne action.

YOUTH ARRESTED AS SABOTAGE SUSPECT

The present extraordinary vigil- | | ance against any form of sabotage | | was demonstrated today when a 16-| year-old boy found sitting on a] | railroad track in Beech Grove was| | arrested. Federal Bureau of Investigation | agents came to Police Headquarters a few minutes after the vouth was| arrested on word from railroad em- | ployvees that he might have been | i planning to tamper with the rails | A fast train had been stopped pending inspection of the place where the vouth was found sitting. | | Nothing was found wrong with the | | tracks but the youth was ques[tioned at length about his activi- | ties. He is being held on a charge | of stealing rides on traius.

PARENTS ARE SORRY NO. 18 ISN'T TWINS

EAST THOMPSON, Conn., Aug. 14 (U. P)—Mr. and Mrs. Harry Fifield said today they were “disappointed” because their new fivepound, 13-ounce son was not twins. In 17 years Mrs. Fifield, 39, has had 17 children, including six sets of twins. She and her 61-year-old husband. a $48-a-month WPA worker, wanted a seventh set. They said, however, that they were delighted with the new arrival, who brought the total of Fifield children still living to 14.

SCHRICKER GETS NAVY INVITATION

Governors of Ninth District|

To Review Forces at Great Lakes.

Governor Henry F. Schricker today received by special Naval air courier an invitation from Rear Admiral John Downes. commander of the Ninth Naval District, to attend the Governor's Day Program at Great Lakes Naval Training Station on Aug. 20. The invitation was delivered to the Governecr at the Municipal Airport by Lieut. A. N. Kelly, who came from Chicago in a Navy pursuit plane. At the airport with the Governor was Commander F. M. McWhirter, USNR, commander of the Indiana

{Naval Area, and Lieut. Commander

Stewart A. Bishop, USNR, State Selective Service Naval lliason officer. The Governors of the 13 states comprising the Ninth Naval District

{will attend the program in Chicago

at which Navy Secretary Frank Knox will be the speaker. A review luncheon, inspection of training facilities and an entertainment program at night is planned for the visiting Governors.

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DUTCH INDIES SPURN JAPAN |East Indies and it was said that BATAVIA, N. E. I, Aw. 14 (U | under the circumstances resumption P.). — Authoritative Dutch circles [of normal trade relations between

said today they regarded Japanese therlan t In{occupation of French Indo-China as Jagan and the Ne erlands Fass In t dies was impossible.

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