Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 October 1941 — Page 2

New Factories When Emergency Ends.

F By WILLIS THORNTON || Times Special Writer

not too busy with it to vent keeping one eye on’ his “A. H. Plan” |

lains, Satter Hitler

Plan” It concerns finding “answers to ‘the question which will then be a i one: ‘what

: to do with the vast | industrial facilities and r Eat . Sloan acities tha oc on geo Tl in the defense pin th “General ‘Motors division ‘under Mr. Sloan's “A. H..Plan,” is under orders to study plans for ‘after-the-war products,’ cheaper products, which can be ‘produced with defense-plant machinery and factories, and by the vast influx of “newly trained workers who are “pow pouring into industry.

Face Loss of Peace

Mr. Sloan doesn’t think it’s out ‘of order to give thought to this problem now. “I think that if we don’t, we may win the war but we weil) lose lose the peace,” he says. “After all, this whole effort is ‘to preserve ‘democracy and free enterprise. One mneans the other.” 4 Ne he looks ahead to this “After Hitler” problem, when the defense: ‘emergency is over, the country will find itself with a Vastly increased: productive capacity, and with thousands of new. workers in industry, ‘plus thousands returning from military BY For those productive facilities to - lie unused, for ‘those workers to be idle, is intoler‘able. In one way or another, both are going to be used. If private dustry ‘doesn’t do it, Puptie funds will with a resumption of spending. * But. what we will heed then, Mr. ‘Sloan believes, is “to produce more, cheaper and ‘better products in that ‘after ‘Hitler’ time. That is the way to increase consumption, not simply by ‘spending more and more. ” Sees Pump Priming

Unless free enterprise institu‘flons are prepared to take up this Thor ‘after Hitler’ and lick if, Jeon. will be no alternate to returning to the Government “pumppriming” which, in Mr. Sloan's opinion, has ° “frozen or semifrozen the economy during. recent wears.” Then, he believes, “someserious” might “happen, ing the end of what we have known as {he “free enterprise

Yost people do: nok ‘realize, for| “instance, what is clear on any of ve’ tour of the. defense

hi, Run near. id it is Smpley 60,000 mea

Rouge, plant of today.) Ford Plans, Too

“Four billion dollars’ worth of new been construct-

J Birthday. Kiss

|" picture, congratulated him with a

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HOLLYWOOD, Oct. 1s AU. Pl —Lionel Barrymore, eldest member of the royal family of the stage and screen, celebrated his 26th anniversary as a movie actor today. Ann Ayars, who is playing the leading role in a Barrymore

hug and kiss. Moone my anniversary” said Mr. Barrymote, “I'm not too old vet to sppreciaie glamour.” The 63-year-old - Barrymore went on the stage with his famous parents, Maurice Barrymore and Drew, when he was an infmt and has been acting ‘ever

“IA. ". A HEAD ASKS WAR

MINNEAPOLIS, Minn Minn, Oct. 16

on Germany to gain “the moral, political, practical and psychic advantages of such a frank siatement: of our Position. »

tion |ing cancer. The high

By Science Service

Kline, of the Unigersity of Wiscon-

tional Academy of Sciences. The rays are 2000 to 3341 Ang-

ultra-violet part of She sun’s spec= trum from whicla also tanning and rickets healing rays.

developed within two and one-half

found in humans,” the w. scientists reported. Very little radiant eflergy was

ended in cancer.

suspected of playing a part in causincidence of skin cancer in sailors has long heen known and nearly 50 years ago, Dr. Rusch pointed cut, “seaman’s skin” was described as a precancerous condition Sue to continued exposure

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MADISON, Wis., Oct. 16 —Identification of rays from the sun that| |eause skin cancer was announced(’ by Dr. H. P. Rusch and Dr. B. E.| | |

sin, at the meeting here of the Na-

strom units in length and lie in the} come skin | White mice exposed to these rays}

months tumors ‘which were “truef malignant cancers of the same type]; isconsin

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Mrs. Jennie Pocahontas of the Degree of Foie: i annual convention 0

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an emergengy | British

LONDON, Oct. 16 u. ~Newspapers angrily, sarcastically and inantly took up today the parliar discussion of whether it is

“proper for an officer of the Royal

Air Sores'ts amoke s pipe in ‘tus

smoking that ‘was: an “untidy havit.” He had told the House of Commons that pipe smoking in public

by R. A. F. officers was

discouraged, Buk, Dot 3 matter of Tegulation, or or discipline “It is a matter of taste snd to opinion as to whether 1s

ll this awe-inspiring mondent in 'hian’s history, this brief point in| way time when the future. of civilization hangs by a tenuous thread, the House of Commons: has thought | it fit to waste the nation’s

discussing whether pipe smok-

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ing. Is, an untidy habit, and Whether

it. 1 fitting. hat R. A officers should indulge it in public,” said the News-Chronicle. “We don't: ‘want to éxaggerate the? importance of this silly episode . . . but nevertheless, the nation may {well hope that the Russian people will not hear of this smoking dis-

i The fact that BR. A. P. ofry -smokIng wills help us t pe Sak: i WF tiob help us to Wha'this war re time on unessentials.”.

NORWAY MINES BORDER | LONDON; Oct. 16 (U, P)~The provisional Norwegian Government, bt ! spokesman said today that the Germans had ordered all civilians evac:’ uated from | the southeastern Nors™ border town: of Kongsvinger,n¥ ot had all roads, reflway .. lines and ‘bridges ‘around Laké Moisen, in the same area. ' There action apparently was a result of reported Swedish troop. concentra~tions, |. Ra ob ar Ii & - LR dey ' R2¥ Vo 3

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