Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 March 1942 — Page 15

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\D|WPB to Try Wooden Tires (HAPGOOD TO LEGTURE| MURED IN BLAZE | On Defense Area Trailers| AT 1. Us TOMORROW] ox mo ve mms ay ce

| : aes when fire swept the living room of By DALE McFEATTERS m PEDIC Or Ind. March 1g |0is home in an apartment building

Nl 5 « hd . Times Special Writer : : : at 1226 N. Illinois st. an Tin Writer i} , regional C. I. O. Smith College Professor of] wasminGTON, March 18— Lo | Lowers Hapgosd i Paul E. Smith, living in No. 39, SE hal 4 ‘| The war production board isplan~ | oh bal LAT director, will le “.. . __ |received burns on his neck, arms and - History Talks Sunday at | "CC ental production of | | 22 |uiversty course on smaustzal se-| COC. TERE Tt I Community Center. | wooden tires with steel bands, for JOFFE QB/X & Fol oT/ASE| | The class, meeting for nine con-| he fell asleep caught fire. Firemen EEL use on. trailers in. defense areas, rinAV J 1 \ | | secutive Wednesdays, will bring ex- said the blaze apparently was| “Waves of the Future and of the| it was learned today. Joi { \! perts In various fields of Industzy caused by a hurning cigaret. : » . JF 0 8 lecture x pe us One of seores of sugges ons for | RS A 4 a is sore Susines OE ve Pinned . by the Jewish Community Center| replacing rubber tires, the wood- LN 9% £1 | who handle industrial relations. | firgmen | association, will be given by Dr.| and-steel device is the first to be - DANK: 73 L Silas E. Wood, personnel manager esti- | a with Hans Kohn, professor of history at| put to practical use. \ AN of the E. C, Atkins Co., will address UV} Smith college, Sunday at 8:15 at such | 1 ; the class April 16 and Forrest H.|Drug dl » If successful on trailers, ; d r of 1 of : : : in Bhs sent; Se ma RT | rs rtp ty Fm Lovely, Lastf ‘ (3 sy © » cars. It. iii ZH : ’ ’ ; is 8 graduate of the| Cynected ineyll be ood for | 4 Z| | indianapolis, will speak April 30. a v ovely, Lasting

University of Praha and during] ,. und 3000 miles at speeds of 15

ord Wis 1 ot pk | 572 mle -_— rE an “| © A Detroit maker of wheels and ; . ’ 17 J / Years i, Patis, London ii JErusa” axles improvised laminated quar- tory rubberless tire may be de- RD Sy . he eS y . Lectures at Colleges ter-sections of wood bound with a vised, WPB says, but outside of 3 . steel rim, and tried the¥contriv- the wood -and -steel substitute In the last seven years, Prof.| ance on a trailer. It was noisy nothing so far has proved of pracKohn has lectured as visiting pro-| and uncomfortable, but it took tical value. ; To : fessor at different times at Harvard, the trailer where it was supposed Rope tires, asphalt tires, leather IDENTIFICATION % "Good investment fashions for this or Radcliffe, Chicago, California, Col-| to go. . tires, fabric tires have been pro- : : S : ; ; ; orado, Grinnell and Dartmouth. The trailer housing section of paced and rejected. Old casings BRACELETS 1.00 RG any Spring! Classic in cut; hardy in Mrs. David Lurvey ‘is chairman| WPB’s lumber and building mate- wrapped around new tires have e.o Ag > \ . hk Fecal of the Sorts, Mommpers he au-| rials division got interested, ob- peep suggested. Another idea is ; : 2\ fabric—good, enduring all-woo dience will ed out ques-| served a satisfac test on a ; bber inside cas- " : , : atts tionnaires indicating their recom-| heavily-loaded a trailer, Sections of solid rulsbey STERLING SILVER . .. Pretty and | dn. Light colors for soft femininity; dark " mendations for speakers and topics| and decided to arrange for an ex- Rope, fabric and canvas tires very practical! Sterling silver plaque : ; tones for constant day-in, day-out for next season. e's on | perimental output of 100 or more. gre out, rubber men say. because . ; Officers of the sponsoring asso-| Only a small pool of rubber they would wear out before a car with 3 lines of engraving (maximum ciation are Theodore R. Dann, pres-| tires is available to trailer manu- had gone a mile. Leather tires of 16 letiers to each line). On a ident; Allan Kahn, vice president;| gautyrers and these are used only = might last a little longer but only Ms. 1. G. Kahn, secretary; Samuel| t, transport the vehicles from fac- a fraction of the life of rubber fine, sterling silver link chain. Kroot, treasurer, and Allan Bloom,| tories to trailer camps in defense tires. And leather tires probably general secretary. areas. Once at the destination the would cost a motorist about $120 Plus 10% Taz : tires are removed and returned to apiece, they say. v . ~ BUILDERS TO SEE FILM | 0 1\onufacturer. Asphalt or asphalt-coated fab- Costume Jewelry—Street Floor A motion picture, “Electric Ser-| Research laboratories of rubber rics would be impractical for tires ; Janis Jn She Defuse Oe companies, industrial scientists but might be practical for waterLeague of Indianapolis at a lunch- and numerous independent inven- proof clothing, a WPB rubber exeon tomorrow at 231 N. Pennsyl-| tors are working night.and day to pert says. As a tire, the asphalt ‘vania st. Ross Brown will be in| find something to replace rubber would melt in summer and freeze charge of the program. tires. It is possible that a satisfac- and crack in winter, he explains.

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