Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 January 1943 — Page 6

on’ the “quart for approxitely erg of the cusgers of local milk distributors.

Plan Now in Effect he new plan is already in ef-

Thosé customers: who have}:

i$ not. received notice shold rewe it soon, Mr. Hunt said. r the old system, a cusmer has been permitted a disiu t of 1 cent a quart when three ore quarts of milk were de~} ed each day. This was still: in after the dairies went.on an delivery system

The elimination of discounts will 3 ig Sloss on tho Tasic pre Some-deltvered milk, Mr.

SETS FIRE TO FIRE HOUSE’

1.08 ANGELES, Jan. 21 (U. PJ. dward Sullivan, 50-year-old la-

» thought firemen do too much!aired at 2 p. m. next Wednesday | i, township.

around. - Warning engine any No. 11 to “get on your and ladder and get ready,” he 3 to the station house. One

ph put out the blaze. Now 000,000 tax valuation which includes suffered severe bruns late Wednes-

van is sitting around—in jail.

Downstairs . . .

Eiaploners- of Wi. Tink-Betk tool snd dio department: gave 3 fares well party Tuesday night for their first draftee, Donald Royer, who reports at Ft. Harrison Saturday. The party was held at Peterson’s, 71st and’ Michigan rd. Shown (left to right) are L. O. Royer, father of Donald; Donald Royer, and James K. Cloud, veteran Link-Belt em-

ployee.

DECATUR-PERRY LIN HEARING SCHEDU

Marion county’s Decatur-Perry |” township boundasy dispute will be

when the house judiciary B committee holds a public hearing on the senate boundary line dispute. The dispute has at stake the $6,-

the Harding st. plant of the Indi-

Heavy Mohair

derly and his casualties light. Mr, Patterson said American forces in New Guinea have virtually eliminated a force of 15,000 Japanese as well as many planes and ships. He said the performance of the Russian armies from the Balkans to the ‘Caucasus is most heartening. 'He predicted: the Germans would be driven entirely from the Volga and Don

: NEW AXIS PACT SIGNED

TOKYO, Jan. 21 (Japanese Broadcast)—The board of information announced today that new agreements designed to substantiate the tripartite pact “in the field of economics” had been signed between Japan, Italy and Germany.

anapolis Power & Light Co. ed area in. dispute originally was Decatur township, but the pe county commissioners hanged the line to place it in

“The effect of the bill would be to the area back in Decatur

HURT IN MINE BLAST SULLIVAN, Ind. Jan. 21 (U. PJ). —Six Sullivan county coal miners

day in an explosion,

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CIVIL ECONOMY - GUT TO LIMITIS

Can't Stand Much Trimming Nelson Says; Lists WPB’S 4 Main Tasks.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 21 (U. PJ. —War Produntion Chairman Donald M. Nelson said today that very little more can be trimmed from

the civilian economy under the war

effort, and that some rts believe it already has been trimmed too heavily. ; Nelson said at a press conference that the four most important problems now facing his agency are: 1. Increased production of valves, heat exchangers (cooling devices), and other parts of war weapons. 2. Proper distribution of available materials to assure expanded production’ of these parts, 3. Simplification of consumer goods. 4. Concentration of industry.

Long Range Problem

He said considerable progress has been made in enlarging the output of munitions parts and that distribution of scarce materials is proneeding satisfactorily. He added that he regarded the probable efféct of concentration of industry ‘now upon post-war economy as a long range problem, but that considerable study is being given to it. Nelson said little additional material ‘could be saved for the war effort through further curtailment of civilian economy. Nelson said that WPB experts have been at work on the simplification problem and that an overall plan, embracing shoes, clothing and other civilian goods, probably would ko announced soon.

Order of Ahepa _ Plans Bond Sale

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~N:. R., will be in Indianapolis to-

- morrow to confer with officials of

the Order of Ahepa on the American = Hellenic $50,000,000 war bond drive. P a rticipation of local GreekAmericans in the drive will ‘be discussed. The drive ends on March 25, the anniverSalty of Greek dependence. Ensign Petrow Among those who will confer with Ensign Petrow at the Claypool hotel are James Katsoulis, Jesse C. Zilson and James Angelo. Ensign Petrow is a former su--preme president of .the Sons of -Pericles, the junior ‘order of Ahepa. Prior to his enlistment in the navy, he was. & law student at Harvard university. He has been temporarily detached from the amphibious forces for duty ‘with the office of public relations of the navy and is making a

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