Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 March 1942 — Page 14

PAGE 14 THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES a— THURSDAY, MARCH 26, 1942

War and You— Labor Leaders in Race [DELAY CHARGED

GIROLES MADE puss TLE — H.P.WASSON & CO.

FROM OLD TIRES » = A I VW Use of Synthetic Held Up pail Eilon w= Li Rubber Reclamation Science | wal 3 | 4 By Standard Oil Pact. [1 \ SEM [) A" T YW [ | (4)

Also Finds Worn-Out ry Arnold Asseris.

WASHINGTON, March 26 (U.P). | yes User ; , —Thurman Arnold, head of the | CHICAGO. March 26 (U. P).— i anti-trust divisicn of the justice de- | partment, charged today that a] ; ; a. cartel arrangement by the Standard | Callie 10 Lhe 8ilf Of JAIRIICEN Wom Three —— of labor are pictured at the secretary of |Oil Co. of New Jersey operated to en. their figures and their morale (400 office where two of them filed their candidacies for the legisla- [delay the use of synthetic rubber in today with a neat two-way-stretch| gyre in the May 5 Democratic primary election. They are (left to |this country when “the Hitler gov-| from old shoes and | right): Raymond Harp, a member of the A. F. of L. and a candi- [ernment did not wish to have this | ‘dd J : date: Alex E. Gordon, chairman of the Brotherhood of Locomotive |ribber exploited here for military] worn-out tires. | ’ didste. ME | coscns” : vr Engineers, and William Abel, C. I. O. member and a can as ‘ Stretching a “reclaimed” girdle Abel and ! Mf. Harp have been indorsed by all three labor BrOUNS, Testifying before the senate com- > NN Spring 8 Smartest New Styles,

| : , + : A to emphasize his message of hope,’ te mittee investigating the war pro-

a wo tame eee 2 Air Hero fo Get [HEARINGS NEAR ON “nica cauee or tis country's HH" Materials and Colors Included

rubber, Members of the k lack of synthetic rubber was the| tional Farm Chemurgic council that 00 ILLS cartel agreement between Standard e girdle was made by a new proc- 230,0 Smo es TWO LABOR § Oil and I. G. Farbenindustrie, a

ess of devulcanizing old rubber. BETHPAGE. N. Y. March 26 __ {huge German chemical concern,

WASHINGTON, March 26 ne. ; The rubber industry, Dr. Teague : : ; , v 8. Benny said 1 hae “taken the rubber pants (U. P)—At this montent Lieut. Hearings on the Reed and Holman Didn't Ald German) AN 3 = from the baby to get messages toj Edward H. O'Hare may be “bor- bills to curb union labor activities oe Mg a ED and from our armed forces.” He rowing” a cigaret from some fel- will be scheduled shortly, Senator motivated y any esire 0 a or S\N. 8 “H

The science of rubber reclamation

girdle made

slaved t r i g- : i assist Germany. Standard’s sole] displaved ¥ rubber x ap! | low air fighter in the Pacific, but Frederick VanNuys (D. Ind), chait-| motive He said Wat “io get 8 proault wires of ual weight and -1 “wi " , , , EE : vy hs iL pd of the| 2 Shipment of 230,000 smokes, all |, of the senate judiciary com- tected market and to eliminate inalues, ut 1 ) { . i i ted A i made by a new multiple dip] for him, is en route mittee, announced today. dependent competition and finally process using a special latex mes Employees of Grumman Air- The measure introduced in the Dr ir Proilg map Pe und was 37 a nd one-half times! ...¢ Corp. out of admiration for senate by Senator Clyde M. Reed |r» ainte lon or th 2 Y t th . “ o : : 3 . ‘ i vid re Getdned “0 pounds per| Hsut O'Hare's exploit in bageing | np gas) goes much farther than| Standard freed its synthetic rubis Jue, s compared with 168 so six of 18 Jap planes which at |the Connally bill already awaiting|ber patents for general use on a in wit hh ie old process | tacked a united nations convoy, |senate action. In addition tojroyalty-free basis under a consent ra | E ; cigarets | “freezing” the open and closed decree entered yesterday in federal 3 «= i ~ | shop, the Reed bill would require] district court at Newark. N. J. but wif :N 3 \ The Coats: Fleeces... Tweeds | that no more government contracts| Mr. Arnold told the committee he J) JRE \\ ... Plaids . . . Twills and Crepes |could be awarded on anything but|ihad been “reluctant” to sign that i iF COR . . : . an “open shop” basis. decree because it did not give the RE § i Pitied and bosy styles IE yy The Holmah bill is designed to|government control over future re- Na ; hoon cceblack ¢« beige ceeted ¢ blanket labor unions under the|lations between Standard and Far- N SF blue and mixtures. anti-racketeering law, since the su-{ben. preme court recently ruled that) Mr. Arnold told the committee they are not now covered by it. that the cartel agreement, consumso mated in 1929, operated to with-

U S CLOSES TWO hold synthetic rubber from the E 3 The Suits: Tweeds . . . Plaids ue : United States. Meanwhile, he said, . If E . . . Herringbones . . . Monotones

| CAMPS the German military machine was rR Ji i é Can Be Yours for the Asking | STATE CCC becoming independent of natural E | and Shetlands. Patterns include

Why delay and invite trouble. We will | LOGANSPORT, Ind, March 26 rubber supplies i 4 ; Cl bold plaids, pastel plaids and

complete all of your or your ( (U. P.) —Closing of CCC camps at Estimate Huge Savings ] 3 8 LL mixtures in beige, blue, rose and

family’s dental work imme- S t ? ct BR : . diately. Pas while en- . 3 South Bend and Portland as part of Af 4 result of the decree. the = + BE gay combinations.

joying good teeth -y pore ff rtp a general retrenchment in the CCC gqyernment stands to save $6,000,000 and good ce Safe & Pleasant }| program as a result of the war was|i, &7 000.000 annually in its purhealth 0 announced yesterday by J. D. Par-|ohaces in the synthetic program : sons, state conservationist here. Justice department officials esti- § .

[ ; The personnel and enrollees ofjmated that Standard Oil, because § Wa \ ] / For Prompt Service Call LI-8226 || i.e south Bend camp are being|of the requirement that it grant] $ 4 Huge Selection—All Moderately Priced.

divided between Kendallville and|licenses to any manufacturer on a £ : dA ou cs HAN NING BROS. Valparaiso camps. Those from|royalty-free basis, would lose that] § § Sizes f or Juniors, Misses and Women 2nd Floor Kresge Bldg. 41 E. Wash. at Penn, || Portland have been sent to Perujamount in royalties. The savings £ § and Wadesville. thus would accrue to the govern-

ment. § § | WASSON’S BASEMENT William L. Batt, head of the ma-| E 3 terials section of the war production board, estimated that plants being built and planned would produce 300,000 tons of synthetic rub-

ber this year and 600.000 tons in Grand Values=New Exceptional Qualities! Girls’ Colorful. New 1043,

Standard Issues Denial | 9 | In New York, Standard Oil Co D k \ES {4 S ash FRO KS | issued a statement denying the gov. j

|ernment’s contention that its agree-

| ments with Farben tended to re- 4 d od 4 4 strain trade in violation of the Fashion and Each with a J Fine, Color-

: | ’ 3 i . Sherman act. It said: Y—. Vo Value “Finds” h Cap to Match A Fast Fabrics “The developments made under F A

collected $583.11 to buy for him. He was fiying a Grumman “Wildcat” plane The sum ied 1150 cartons of cigarets. There remained a balance of $5.81 which will be the nucleus of a new cigaret fund for the lieutenant.

these agreements have advanced the / at

= progress of American industry and| ; } Ry 2 its ability to meet the war emer-| : 0) wl A. | gency. Nevertheless, the company ) ; % - 10 OPIN 300 New Accounts realizes that to obtain a vindica- 99 bia 3 ; : 0

tion by trying the issues in the|

courts would involve months of time os \ Crh VN A 4 L FRIDA } and SA URDA Y / and energy of most of its officers a 3 YO Sl %X ’ ° and many of its employees. Its X 3 SE N > W Cunning lit- : ; r Clever new

war work is more important than : : Xi tle coats tai- " ; vouthful court vindication.” SUN \.N Bemberg gia’ Y :

> & : : 9 | r . n 38° a ; Meantime, WPB announced that 5 Sy or { sheers, ray- [8 : ¢ lope) ia pr iA styles, fresh om =f, ( br E. W. Weidlein of Pittsburgh. ! 3 3 N N on crepes, ER X EB hh es : i \ and crisp. ¢ ( Cl rector of Mellon Institute, had re- | : spun rayons, j= : - 3 signed as chief of the WPB's chem- | = 3 SI : ) ed style, i : C hambrays,

3 % seers TS. 3 : 4 ical branch, to direct the work un- TL 3 oe ficken: i with smart i broadcloths ,

BOE "J der the agreement of manufacturers ; 3 E brass but- ] i iti d ) I EY) lh) 8 IN 3 4 3 3 = 3 suitings an ALLL “hs Ri HOSTESS ot! | 8) EN to poo! their patents and Processes. ¥ al prints, fig- Sey : 8

AT NO EXTRA COST —— 8 PY YX ures, dots, tons. Shet- I 1 \ percales in ? 3 land wools, : x

APS FAIL IN NEW [BLY tants oi LAVA i ie RAID ON CORREGIDOR| ~{f f:. one Shes 11 va

t BFE ¢ 61/4 WASHINGTON, March 28 (U. P.). | \ sizes. 2

—The fortress of Corregidor athwart 3 : ~e Pastel Figures,

ay ne Re ay Jus Rose, Copen, Rose, Copen, Solid Colors, new six-hour bombardment by a a FE : Beige, Aqua, / Cadet Blue, Mudtienlor fleet of 54 heavy Japanese bombers. Cal \ Green, Red I Olive Drab Stripes, the war department said today. | , is Navy, Tan 2 Pri Four cf the Japanese planes were | . : Nav Y I | EY; Tents shot down. i gi . uJ nih, l It was the third straight day | that the Japanese. apparently attempting to knock out the rock- girt base before launching an offensive against the American-Filipino de-

fenders of Bataan peninsula, had Early Spring C subjected Corregidor to heavy aerial A Special One Day Selling omfortable

assault The two-mile-long island of Cor- | DRESSES $ regidor with its battleship-size guns | is the backbone of the American- | Sagi : Filipino defense and headquarters | Originally priced much of Lieut. Gen. Jonathan M. Wain- |} higher. Styles for misses wright, successor to Gen. Douglas and women, broken colors.

MacArthur in the Philippines Along the 15-mile Bataan battie-

front from the China sea to the FN i p Abucay region on Manila bay north | Better DRESSES The softest leather Uppers imagins $

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of Corregidor the Japanese stabbed | D able — so light and pliable they | : at the defenders’ lines in apparent | can be worn for comfort shoes, Eversthin . : nr spring models. Broken sizes for and so smart and trim they for Only Lg \ > © a aisssae TY |] misses and women can be worn for street or

$9.95 8 y & ; Ww bo MISSOURI UTILITY | W ™ dress. Low heel styles

“feeler” attacks. Some of our more expensive early 53 Ne

} \ with open, perforated HERE'S WHAT YOU GET GETS $80.000 FI NE 5 rin DRESSES ; : LC BT toes — perfect with 53-Piece Dinnerware ST. LOUIS, March 26 (U. BP)! op g Ns D) slacks or play

—8 Dinner Plates The Union Rlectric Co. of Missouri | Clathes —38 Bread and Butter Plates was fined $80,000 and its former —8 Cups | president, Louis H. Egan was sen-

S and misses. " isi =v tenced to two years in prison and wl WASSON’'S BASEMENT

—8 Soup Plates fined $10,000 today by Federal Judge WASSON'S BASEMENT

—8 Dessert Plates George H. Moore. —Vegetable Bowl The utility had been convicted on

—Creamer eight counts of violating and con—Sugar Bowl and Creamer spiring to violate the corrupt prac- fi] er al OWN 40-Picce Glassware | tices provisions of the holding com—8 Sherbets | pany act. Egan had been convicted

—8 Tumblers on one count of conspiring to vio- | -N . 1.98 Value! CITT eS pO Washable! “NY * Visit Indianapolis’ —8 Sippers | late provisions of the act. ot : s | | ; \ “Most Interesting —8 Goblets Penalties were the maximum in & ON \ \ | 1? Each

—8 Stirrers each case. s 1 3 : 1 Gl ON : \ h : § LUXIIOUr AEE aotgecus. amosrware ||] Felt S\N h Esc is | 1 makes so beautiful a set its BREATH- | » a s : ARS Lireiy BE x his mashifent nN p gi ho en TRIE ! THIS IS x NY R Plump, well filled bed pil- vB : : Lovely quality rayon marX \ Blows with striped feather 18 ] 1 quisette. Hemmed, headed,

ROW.-pay 3 : Baraned & proof ticking covers. 5% 3 . a. : ready to hang. Soft shades weekly. BE Herd EARLY! Bloc Down and 95% duck feath- 7. of ecru and 44 inches wide.

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