Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 June 1942 — Page 9

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THURSDAY, JUNE 18, 1042

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conference here will meet at 7:30 p. m. today in the new Indiana university auditorium to hear Dr. J. M. M. Gray, pastor of the Rn Memorial church, Columbus, ; speak ont “The Word for Hel World.” This morning Bishop Titus Lowe, | Indianapolis, delivered the first of | three episcopal addresses. Tomor-| row he will Speak on “The Lambs] of the Fold of God” and Saturday on “The Church's Business With| the Lost.”

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Army Wants Their Return Monday or Work Will Be

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MICHIGAN CITY, Ind, June 18 (U. P)—The Pullman Standard Car Manufacturing Co. and 1000 striking workers today faced an army ultimatum that work must be | resumed by Monday on 1500 gondola fears for the government or the work will be “done elsewhere.” “If work is not resumed at Pullman on Monday,” the army order read, “materials will start to leave the plants on Tuesday morning.” Maj. H. J. Hocker of the Chicago engineering procurement division issued the order last night after company officials rejected the threes point proposal for settlement of the | labor controversy made by repre‘sentatives of the Brotherhood of Railway Carmen (A. F. of L.). “The corps of engineers does not take the position of being for of | against efther party in the dispute” Mr. Hocker's order said, “but certainly must proteet the continuity of the war effort and therefore proposes to have the contract coms= pleted immediately. done by Pullman, then it will be done elsewhere.” Mr. Hocker said that at the out(set of the strike on Monday, the company needed only 30 days to {complete the 1800-car order and | that the strike prevented eotpletion | ot 27 ears a day. | “Failure to move such a IremeNte lous tonnage might easily affect the | outcome of some important engage- | ment. * Me. Hocker said.

Cite Local Flie Flier As Pacific Hero

| CAPT. ROBERT H. RICH- | ARDS, pilot of a flying fortress in the 42d bombardment squadron somewhere in the Pacific, has | been decorated with the Silver Star for “gallantry in action.” The news was received in a let ter to his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Richards, 5015 Central ave,

NOVILLE TO ADDRESS CLUB Comm. G. O. Noville, one of the officials of the Turner Aving enter-

tomorrow in Hotel Severin, Com- | mander Noville accompanied Admiral Byrd on expeditions to the | North and South Poles.

| MacARTHUR BUYS BONDS MELBOURNE, June 18 (U, BP) Gen. Douglas MacArthur invested $3243 equivalent to 1000 Australian | pounds, in Australia’s war loan to day.

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By ORLANDO DAVIDSON Times Special Writer WASHINGTON, June 18.—-When ‘an American really wants to, he's a whix at breaking laws. Whether you take him dunking British prestige in Boston harbor, shooting out the lights in a Wyoming bar, or guzzling in a Manhattan blind pig, the story’s roughly the same. If; collectively, he doesn’t care for a law, he just breaks it. Which makes it of more than academic importance that, according to competent observers, our present defenses against black mar—————————1 ket operations have gaps in them wide enough to let through whole fleets of bootleg trucks. One reason, according to government studies, is that price control and rationing have been undertaken with a somewhat airy disregard for previous experience, both here and abroad.

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