Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 June 1942 — Page 27

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JUNE 18, 1912

ON THE RADIO TONIGHT

THIS EVENING

TONIGHT 7:00—Opera Festival, WIBC. 7:30—Aldrich Family, WIRE. 8:00—Bing Crosby, WIRE. 8:00—Town Meeting, WISH.

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t heir well- will be the subject of tonights Songs, «America’s Town Meeting of the Air’ at 8 o'clock on WISH. Brig. mw be LEADER SCORED “Hol Iywood movie star Jimmy Durante, nose and all, will \o r episode of “Maudie’s be on the “Baby Snooks” show to-| “Should lev Davs” 1 gn on {fo 18° | WFBM. : Up War Conversion. WASHINGTON, June 18 (U. B). Electric's $120,000-a-vear board chairman who was loaned to the production in the shortest possible time. criticism, but alse accused several others, including James S. Knowi-

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idie Mason falls In the principal speaker. Hor To, ie Death Val-' Man Loaned to WPB Held day that Philip PB. Reed, General dustry to convert industry to war singled ont Mr. Reed for detailed porizing. moderation and delay.”

Requested by Nelson

The committees investigation was undertaken at the request of WPB Chairman Donald M. Nelson after Robert R. Guthrie, a former WPB official, charged in March | that

conversion had been resisted uy representatives of

industries loaned to the WPB. re committee's report was issued aver Mr. Nelson's protests. He contended its publication now would hinder the war effort. | The report was issued within 48 —~| hours of one hy a house military affairs subcommittee headed by Rep. Charles I. Faddis (D. Pa), which found “lack of proof that (dollar-a-year men) intended to serve any interest than that of the government.” |

Conversion Delays Cited

Your country needs it...and it may avert gas rationing

REG. U.S TAT. OFF]

ue. Ts necessity in the Midwest is based not on a shortage of gasoline, but on a feed to save tires f8 possible future war use. If enough scrap rubber is provided by this drive, nation-wide rationing of gasoline may be avoided. The petroleum industry has offered its thousands of service stations as convenient collection points during the drive. When you bring your serap rubber to your Standard Oil Dealer, or to any other service station, the rubber will be weighed and you'll get your money af that time. No oil company will receive one penny profit for this service. Each will turn the collected serap rubber over to the government and be paid for it at the rate of $25 per ton (2000 pounds). The difference be tween the amount we pay and the amount Unele Sam pays us has been pledged to the USO, Navy Relief, Army Relief and American Red Cross. The success of this drive=the ability of Uncle Sam to avoid the necessity of gasoline rationing=may well depend on the cooperation of every patriotic citizen. Get in the serap rubber!

STANDARD OIL COMPANY (INBPIANA)

SAD STANDARD OIL DEALER RE *

Bring in all your reclaimable scrap rubber, such as , , .

You will be paid ¢ @ pound

The committee examined the his- | tory of conversion orders for sev-| eral consumers’ durable goods industries and found the following: |

MECHANICAL REFRIGERATORS | A $1-a-year official of a mechan- | ical refrigerator company dictated a conversion order that allowed manufacture after the March 31 deadline, although it had been de- | cided to stop on that date, without appeal.

DOMESTIC LAUNDRY EQUIPMENT Conversion was delaved hy appomtment of the president of a large company manufgeturing washing machines to have juris‘diction despite Mr. Nelson's order prohibiting men making decisions affecting their own industry.

METAL TOYS AND GAMES — | Available for conversion when the war started, but order was net is- | sued until March 30 and shut-down | date was fixed for June 30.

TYREWRITERS War and navy, | departments made “indispensible” (estimates of typewriter needs and, nonessential constriction was not stopped until April @

by any Standard Oil Dealer

or Agent! Bring your old rubber in roday see Urgent!

MiLurong OF 10NS of discarded and worn out rubber articles are gathering dust in the garages, basements, and attics of American homes . . . articles useless to you, but all-important to the American war effort. That rubber can be reclaimed=IF YOU'LL TURN IT IN TO THE GOVERN: MENT. Here's a real opportunity for you to help speed the day of vietory. And there's another side to it=the shadow of nation: wide gasoline rationing is upon

BY WAVING THER. EARS BLOOD CIRQULATING THROUGH THE

tubing

other mechanical rubber goods

made of rubber,

STANDARD RAE

oR #3 RRs THE ALLIES GAINED SUPRE WACY . LUNCHEON 15 SEE Bethel Guardians and counetl members attending the 19th annual) convention of the Order of Job's RING I" re YOUR Daughters tomorrow. and Saturday will have a luncheon at the Scat: ’ He * tish Rite cathedral Saturday noon. | Mise Allee Dagon is chairman,

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