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

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U. OF ILLINOIS

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Trustees Vote Investigation Of ‘Political Termites’ Accusation. PATON a Ju i

board of trustees today authorized an investigation by the American

council on education of charges

made by Atty. Gen. George Barrett that the university has been on the downgrade since 1934 and that “political termites” have infested its administration.

The council, it was understood, will not touch upon the controversy

. between Mr. Barrett and Svein-

bjorn Johnson, university legal counsel. This quarrel was resolved partially 10 days ago, when Mr. Johnson's $6000 job as state director of the office of government reports was eliminated by the office of war information.

Objected to Two Jobs

Mr, Barrett objected to Mr. Johnson's holding two jobs. He contended also that his office, not Mr. Johnson, has jurisdiction over university legal affairs. A commission of five educators from the nation will investigate Barrett's chages. It will examine the university’s scientific, educational and research work by Oct. 20. In June trustees asked the university’s general advisory committee to

- investigate the charges. Mr. Bar-

rett refused to appear, claiming it was “handpicked and could not be

io the fighting front.

Here's How, Comrade

A U. 8. army pilot explains the intricacies of flying Americanbuilt bomber in combat to Russians at a field “somewhere in the Near East.” After a brief course of instruction, Red aviators ferry planes

IsWage Ceiling Needed

CONFER ON ERE NEMS LEAKAGE

Officials Trying to Stop Spread of Convoy

Information.

By HELEN KIRKPATRICK

LONDON, July 27.—So grave has the leakage of military information into Eire become that the British

for sealing the Eire and Ulster border. ; Ulster’s Premier J. M. Andrews ‘came to London last week to confer with the British minister of home security, Herbert Morrison, on 2 plan to prevent the steady flow of

information across the border between northern and southern Ire-

|1and. Sealing of the border was

discussed . as a possibility should Hew measures to control it prove insufficient.

Problem a Knotty One

The problem of the Eire-Ulster border is a knotty one, owing to the way it winds in and out, sometimes

| cutting villages in.half and often

cutting villages off from their national agricultural districts. Moreover, there is a steady flow daily of laborers from Eire into Ulster. The bulk of labor which built the American naval base at Londonderry came from across the border, a few miles northwest of the town.

government has drawn up a plan ||

impartial.’ President Arthur C. Willard said| Chairman

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° To Check Inflation? the investigation was necesary for|geonomie On July 12, a Ulster holiday, 25,the university to “protect itself.” | Foundation 000 persons went into Eire from James Cleary of Chicago said the northern Ireland. Large-scale move‘eo . 9 ? . s ‘us. The attorney general has ac-| opposite sides of the fence—debate on subjects that have Joekysrds ang ren ang sm ks.” . . . . » . 10. S, - cused us of being a bunch of crooks.”| 5 special wartime significance. Each states his premise,|ger of vital secrets reaching GerAMERICAN DEPOT IN ’ nT Mais re Dublin. Even normal traffic can other’s challenge in rebuttal. This week's debate appears) permit enemy agents to go back and forth. CAIRO, July 27 (U. P.).—Russell 8 8 =a # # =x 1 : Casey, Australian government DR. KURT KAUFFMANN- DR. HARRY W. LAIDLER ern) Irgland 3 foal us representative here, said after in- GRINSTEAD Executive Secretary, League for Industrial) States troops often has been known repair depot” in the desert that it and Consultant DR. LAIDLER OPENS: Wage| this oceanic tri | “ ; : p for American was a “splendid example of Ameri-| DR. KAUFFMANN-GRINSTEAD |cejlings at the present time would | forces even more hazardous. can military housekeeping on a QPENS: The signs in shop-windoWs| go more harm than good. CRAANSO e H : ; _| display the highest prices at which| First, there would be n It is a large, widespread estab consumer goods may be sold. These a_tendency 12 HELD IN SUNDAY lishment that will give aded punch price ceilings cannot be held at on the part of some leaders of or- ; this part ! Free » . Lod . Jo Nhited iste s Slorie in his Part! their present levels, if congress|Sanized labor, should the freezing R AIDS p ACE COUNT Fitted fox-trimmed princess, loose swaggers, tuxedo fronts, fluffy chubbies and ! 1€ ir + at ea eo VER TY i i | i LE BE I DE a To ne jreatcoats yes, EVERY STYLE is here, and in ALL SIZES! If you missed Let us look at only one industry.|held in abeyance, so that, when the Twelve persons were to face bootincrease the wages and salaries of|scales of the group would be nearer| this afternoon following a raid} | C i : d | T : ht *T sl 9 their employees, the cost of making|the top. This would stimulaté,| yesterday at a tavern at 1328 Bates | on tinue on 18 1 an shoes would increase, and shoe re- rather than retard, an inflationary i : creased, too. The same is true of| Secondly. there is little necessity A ] { D A Y 4 ! OMORR 0 WwW ALL manufacturers of consumer for wage ceilings to prevent well| the proprietor, Basil Burton, and 11 However, wage ceilings are neces-|increases. Labor has, for the most = sary also in war industries to check|part, voluntarily suspended its use on charges of violating the 1935 al , i : He said two members of his squad \ ly income” of the American people is| demand for wage increases has ov somewhat OVER 2 billion dollars; |largely spent itszlf. Their present had made “buys” in the tavern be- | ASSEMBLED RAGUL ’ tion. side door, 1: resources are required for war, our|tion Twenty. halt-pint: bottles of : NORTHERN S AL (dyed coney) billion dcllars worth of consumer prevent needed adjustments in the : goods every week. There is &|wage rates that are universally re- id re fe sah Neve 5 Songamer enti | (processed lamb he owners of well- ed pay enve-| seriously interfere with efficient pro- ’ 1d lopes are — involuntarily — bidding | duction. Wherever necessary to pre- DR LAYM AN URGED i MOUTON LA B the prices up. If this explosive vent inflation, wage increases need ! . ii cause the wages and salaries would kept aside as savings. be increased, then the increased| Fourthly, the enforcement of ! : State selective service headquart- LR] / Pri : > such a pressure on prices that gov-|ganization of still anoiher expensive| ers today announced the ind ; IR] Remember, Fall Prices Will Be H igher ernment control of prices Would governmental agency added to the|mendation of Dr. Daniel W. Lay- . Fall Selec tion More Limited. tion would start. bodies recently created. member of Marion county board 8. DR. LAIDLER CHALLENGES: I| pn 1a UFFMANN-GRINSTEAD Mr. Adams resigned recently upon tioned by Dr. Kaufimann-Grinstead. A S| service. : If, however, we had a good price me nn ounjed: Prats ogo ron A practicing physician and surdefinitely avoided by providing for|, ot ; contract surgeon in the Spanish. the withholding of increased wages age eile Xe American war and a medical officer government bonds, redeemable after| . : + His son, Lieut. Daniel W. Layman % P» E C i AL the war. Where a worker could Se Be mage, as price ceil-| gr, is stationed at Quonsett Point, savings to pay for health and other Sa Tg wn Dr. Layman’s appointment has services, the bonds could be cashed. g ung recerall not yet been confirmed. , and for the duration of the crisis flationary effect, -could be spent for : Y foods and other commodities of much of the technical work can be HERE'S WHAT WE DOI | Yhich we had an abundance, &nd|y;cipg) ggencies, supplemented by for cultural services. Wage ceil- representatives of mana t and 1. Remove front wheels. semen: an DR. KAUFFMANN-GRINSTEAD it CAN be done. 3. Clean and repack frcu$ gpppLyEs: Withholding of “inDR. LAIDLER REPLIES: I am 4. Juspect brake Bh 50c worth of consumer goods are glad that Dr Kauffmann-Grinstead 8. Clean dirt and grease fom |... ceq for every dollar we earn. recognizes that, if a wage ceiling is flexibility to provide for inc creases of the scarce goods, we. bp r increases . 7. Inspect brake system. should not spend more than 50c out|iR sub-standard wages. Such flex- entire oA = oI re’s own mechanical. experience indicat i i must be saved or taxed. The armed|**P es, raises many t th C 9. Check and add brake fluid, |... need ten million men; so the exceedingly difficult administrative, and ‘see a ‘set of these new : ij | financial, and human problems. fort and be 10. Beplace. jrom wheels and Production of BE ou Ping The common sense in would with ‘utmost confidence at ail arings. ’ : 11. Adjust brake Bt gram, |6T Of inflation. I observed infla-|Pe fo strengthen our price control Jy Open Tonight Till 8 P. M. .|systems of deferred payments of our Firestone Dynamic |tries. If far-sighted wage and sal-|. 3614 W. Washington St. Brake Scales. aad ary earners want to prevent irre-|increased wages and of taxation as - LI-3995 : parable damage through inflation,|® Means of preventing inflation. PHONE US ing on wages and salaries. SAVE YOUR TIRES! CONVENTION TO OPEN

investigation has been “forced upon Each week two persons of national standing usually on|ments, including men who work in challenges the other with a question, then answers the|mans, Italians and Japanese in DESERT WINS PRAISE | below. It has caused Americans in northspection Saturday of an American Internationally Known Economist ahead of time in Dublin—making grand scale.’ lacks the courage to pass ceiling|of wages appear imminent, to make it Friday or Saturday ... YOU STILL HAVE A CHANCE! If the shoe factories would have to|impending freezing came, the wage|legging charges in Municipal court tail prices would have to be in-|movement. 3 Sergt. Lawrence Fanning arrested | goods. paid labor from demanding further| customers, including three women, | MINK-DYED GONEY inflation. Already today, the “week-|of strikes during the war, and the coholic beverage act. but because half of our production demands are not leading to infia-l 101° Other (officers broke down ia factories can hardly produce one| Thirdly, a wage ceiling would whisky Were taken from under a I AMERICAN 5 OADTAIL shortage of consumer goods, yet garded as substandard and would | situation would become worse, be-|not be given.in cash, but ma I: : : , y be ii AS DRAFT OFFICIAL 'SABLE-DYED CONEY demand for scarce goods would put|wage ceilings would involve the orbreak down, and a run-away infla-|tremendous number of regulatory| man to succeed Jack Adams as a admit the danger of inflation men-| ATI ENGES: Dr. Laidler's fears the prospect of entering military control system, inflation could be| were made: “dated back” sufficient. | oe since 1905, Dr. Layman was a as savings and their investment in|; piiched IN TIME. Third ie of board 6 during World War I. prove that he was in need of such With common-| g, 1, Or wage increases, without any in- agencies can handle wage ceilings, delegated to state, county and muings are unnecessary. : 2. Inspect wheel bearings, labor. - It is necessary, therefore 'Whael Seartg, creased” wages is not enough. Only _| established, it should have sufficient Dr. Chas. Owens PLATES 6. Inspect brake lini To prevent inflationary price in 8. Check rods, cables, ete, if . ibility, however, as the Canad wa of every dollar earned; the balance anadian Jires COUN, Souni pad je see a set o if hydraulic. acrylic dental plates that offer ’ .|system and provide for - : 12. Test and equalize brakes on | ORS deadly effects in five coun-|5Y p or reasonable PEOPLE'S DENTISTS HERE'S WHAT YOU DO— they will support a voluntary ceilSAVE YOUR CAR/

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