Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 March 1943 — Page 4

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ji REVOLT AGAINST PAUL V. McNUTT'S ding Grains. Indianapolis manpower situation is brewing, may 0 the open. It is not a fight over policies, but personal- oSEI0ATO, March ¢ Ty . The personalities are those of McNutt, J. Bradley on the board of trade today, led by ht and the Indianapolis war manpower committee. The committee is composed of representatives of a pers, the C. I. O. and the A. F. of L. These represen | in the past have disagreed at times with Haight but ols YB 3% lo 2 ets end rye wp yy add he is the most-informed and most-experienced per-| News from Washington that the in the city for the job as Indianapolis area director of EE oniled BR WMC and want him kept in‘the job.

Haight's name was sent to the by President Roosevelt for|for a fight over personalities. Untonfirmation, then later withdrawn. | jess McNutt is influenced to change| The prospective new ceilings, | amare : ‘speculation here is that it was |his mind, Haight is supposed to|Which would he equivalent to perity : withdrawn when! return to his job as state head of OR €OIT, came as the result of resome political|the U. 8. employment service when Ports Sha a grave shortage endanfriends of McNutt| a successor is named. gered the production of milk, ‘beet

and poultry products. discovered the job * =» Prices in the oats pit advanced to

tr yer! THE STOCK MARKET 138 |new 14-year highs under brisk com that MecNutt| been going up since last April jssion. hase buying. pulled Haight's| More than 12 billion dollars has ~ RANGE nomination be-| peen added to the market value | Whest—

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here ‘are wondering who McNutt ” 3 = > Asked; b—Bid. could find to replace Haight. Two ODDS AND ENDS: Devoe & Whe 3 NC political friends here of McNutt are |Raynolds paint and brush company| Ficat0re, 3 BaiG $1.80. 3 yellow, mentioned but neither has had any is asking employees and the public $L.00%0; oo 4 yellow, $1.01; No. 8 yellow, | Atlas employment experience. Two others | for ideas on post-war prospects and “soybeans~—No 3 yellow. 91.6301. 09%. | Aviation Corp .. 8% & mentioned are not residents of the possibilities. . . . Yesterday's sale of| Osta=No. 3 white, $8%c; No. 1 uid Loco of. 1 us city end thus not intimately ac-|corn futures on the Chicago Board arly Mating J 831.08 oe nominal; | Balt & Ohio. . quainted with local problems. [of Trade was the first n eight dave. Aci [8031s set £8, noo; com) Bhi: § 7G ue i One committee member says that. . . Passage of the Bankhead bill Svislons—Latd; 813.80 bid; loose, Barber Asphali 16 there is agreement in the commit-|boosted wheat futures to mew 14.|3i3-90 Bibi last, $13.40 Sid, and bellies 5} 1 ee that Haight should be kept on year highs and oats to 13-year CAL G .G IN the job. “The manpower commit-|peaks. . . . Owners of garden lots| LO RA tee here has met a number of times|in and near Indianapolis are mak- : . ' and there hasn't been a single ar-j{ing money from victory gardeners; 11 ears; No. th _ gument. That is because all of us,|rentals are two to three times what j red. 4, 0. he, TL fi nd aivig Slgsion "C.1 O.and A. P. of L. and man-|the same land would rent for as ard, $144%01.45% ie 41 east No.3 agement, know we have a big job on|straight farm land. . . . U. 8. air-| yellow, 94498 avec: No. 3 yell low, 94% 0 our hands. We expect to have to|plane production in February was 98%e: Tse under ¥ shor. yellow; mixed _ undertake some very serious prob-|around 5500 planes, army says. - Oats—Firm; receip ts, ears; No, 3}

Jems and we feel that the job calls white, Batic; No 4 Eh :

for an experienced man. Just where WAGON WHEAR and Miinols Ne. 3 yellow, $1910, 2

x i A ——— I nsbee 8 5% s 5% esse Outlet _ would they be if the committee re-!todey ndisnapeti” gout ote ond erat | cariigie Machine Works lge. P. © Food, Pai Stor. 108 10% oes, | Owens 10 G11] 5% signs?” ian oil $1.53 per bushel for fos Box 208, Indian bh Frank J. C 4 } oe Pen

Cc. Pruehatf-Tr .,. 31%. 21} i I : i in, pols: Hoon” 3h res withe 1 3 ¥ } : Pace Coast .... ‘a 9 Pg Haight'’s only public comment on|N Ne, Santi tees : aden No.2 red 00 Ooth Ahn Sw: to operate shop; as .. 13% 4 Gabriel A .... 3% 3% +» | Pac Coast 1 pf. 26 5% 26 .... siveras J : ‘the affair is that the Job is too big’; Nos » Silow Corn, #ds per pusher, | Frank J. Sie, Gas. R. Busvens, Bruns. +185 nO artes ll Be 23 Lv Pee Ga mT as 308:1900 Pounds... LL. i; Gontanes’ and No white corn, $1.03, ; -" Olga Ean iriffin, — Buda Mfg : : Gar Yu: % 4 % Baciflo Mills ... 23 ed pounds ..... nu [email protected] | Pour Whi D, GND GEND NID SEND SENG GENT GENS CONS SEER GE GED IE GES SENS SUVS SI GEGD CHER GUm WU WED GS Swe eww cel ... 9 he Gaylord Cont. . 13% Fas West Oil ;- 13 : Common 3 a

WHATS CEFEKIN 7 March 6, 1943 an Ame: Asewys 21

Riemin a 1 Continued from, Preceding Page. J an Tp ack : Berit Ci &H 105,000 Workers in Plants—""~ Gon Facitiy THE STATE has decided to buy the A SURVEY BY the ©. of O. shows the . Sennen Mills . Trimble mansion (4343 N. Meridian), one of local industrial payroll has reached the | SA pra A 3 ~ the show places of the town, as e home for .- all-time high of 250 million dollars a year: SMe YT : $i “Indiana's governors. . . . One advantage . + « And that there were 105,000 workers: it has over the old mansion is that it's too (including 32,700. women) in the plants Jan. “far back from the street for folks to lean ‘1. . . . Hog prices went up 25 cents to $16.10" a out of their car windows and ses what the Wednesday, the highest since Oct. 14, 1920. Sent Vict i governor's having for supper. , , . Already . + + Stewart-Warner received the Army- | eres de furnished, it's costing $85,000. . . . Photos Navy E pennant this week. . . . Another Srind 6 & > "ian ho of 15 of Butler's most attractive co-eds have . will go next week to Homer Capehart’s I or a a 41 been mailed to Bob Hope. . . . The comedian . Packard Manufacturing Corp. . . . Ernie pl . will select five as the most beautiful . , . and Pyle has been giving local readers a vivid these will be published in Drift, the yearbook, « »» We'll let you know who is picked. . . , County Clerk Jack Tilson has a $427 bequest he doesn’t know what to do with. , . . Under a will filed in his office, ths money is supposed to be paid to Mrs. Ida Flex of ~ i : — ~ Loebau, Saxony, Germany. . . . Maybe one -e Wd PP Ei cm Gs of you fellows might deliver it one of these ud : Colgate-P days. - . . And how! Soa word picture of the U. S. forces in action ot ; aR in Tunisia. . . . In a recent dispatch, he said %* 7% % the way our tanks lined up for battle reminded kim of the Indianapolis Motor Ww. hat's Cookin’ in Sports Speedway just before the starting bomb. . . . " LAWRENCE CENTRAL is carrying Suddenly the radio crackled and the scores Marion county's hopes in the regional tour- of tanks started clanking forward, just like Dey at Anderson today—against Greenfield. the race cars used to do at the Speedway, «+ . Lawrence won the sectional last +» + The Red Cross is conducting 3 $715,000 Saturday by defeating Howe 42-39. . . . fund campaign -hefe. Howe had just gotten Gide ho %

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sectional favorite. AND NOW FOR the mail. . . . Lieut. John Consum . « Columbus, T. Spahr V-mails us from “somewhere in ‘ | Cont: Bak ware 3184 considered among the India” that he'd like to receive “What's : four outstanding Cookin’ ” regularly. . . . Says a couple of THIS. curious WORLD teams in the state, Indianapolis boys have been loaning him - was beaten by Shelby= their copies. . . , They are Pvt. John W. Hull ville. . . . Anderson (271 N, Randolph) and Pvt. Harold E, was dumped by little Stottler (123 Elder). «+. And from Africa, © Markleville. . .. I. U, Pfc. Herschel M. Scott already out of the Writes ‘that he got a for the Big Teh championship, was big Kick out of the by Purdue 41-38, in a rough game f= Christmas issue with its d by fist fights. . . . It was Indiana's , > pictures of the home loss ¢ the season. . . . Meanwhile, town buildings. . . . Pvt. \ y Joe Schwab writes from ¢ . First they beat : Kansas that “the army stern B6-44, Highest scoring mark : is really great and ~ I've never felt bet . . “What's Cookin’” sends birthdey g total of 92-25. . . . That's 180 points SHeotings (March 12) to Pvt. Richard P. Thomas (248 8. LaSalle) who is somewhere in the Caribbean. , ., . Among our most devoted readers are three members of the Kiernan family—all three lieutenants. . . . 1s; Lieut. Thomas Kiernan reads it at King~man, Aris. . . . 2d Lieut. John Kiernan is at Tues, Ariz, le 1st Lieut. James,

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