Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 May 1943 — Page 27
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THERE HAVE been many argue FR chanets. shies pote Hie acies In program Af ments as to how the allies should i { go about treating the German peo- _ (Mu ual) ple after the war against the Nazis | Teary Family has been won. Some observers point peaty Family out that the essential problem to | be solved by the democratic nations will be the education of the German people for peace. They point out that the Germans have often been a warlike people, and susceptible to totalitarian forms of government. Thus, it is emphasized that it will be of the utmost importance to the future worid that the German people be educated to dislike war, to build for peace and to learn the value of democratic processes. So, the &econd of the post-war international problems up for discussion on “America’s Town Meet-| 10:00 GiTbery Tr ing of the Air" tonight over WISH | 10:39 Banhmes tic at 7:30 will be “Must the United | 10:4 an 3| Nations Control the Education of Hiv] Bena oundup the Axis People?” 11:30 Uncle Sar Dorothy Thompson, noted author, | 11:48 Jerry Wald lecturer and news commentator for the negative, and Dr. Alonzo F. "i Myers, professor in the department of education at New York univer- By Birds sity, for the affirmative, will be the speakers. Dr. Myers also is chair “World aay man of the kpetial committee for ne to & Shine the establishment of an interhas Br. Club News tional education office to deal with rly Birds educational problems on a world= he Farrell wide basis. miling BQ Interrogators will be James Wa- Valiant Lady terman Wise, research director of it Ail the Council Against Intolerance in Bachelor's Child's America, and Rex Stout, the mys- Sows d Husband tery author who turned his talents jo:30 Bright Horizon radioward to expose axis lies. 5 Aunt Jenny a 4 8 0 Kate Smith THE APPEARANCE of Lt. Gen. Jacob M. Devers, newly appointed commander of all American Turces in Europe, on the “March of Time” tonight over WIRE at 9:30, as-
IN HOGS DROP 15 CENTS
Porkers Weighing 200-225 Lbs. Bring $14.35 Top; 11,300 Received.
Prices on hogs dropped 15 cents at the Indianapolis stockyards today, the food distribution administration reported. Porkers weighing 200 to 225 pounds brought a top of
$1435, Receipts included 11,300 hogs, 750 cattle, 600 calves and 175 sheep.
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Indiana Had the Best Labor Record In Nation Until Coal Mine Shutdown | —Ry ROGER BUDROW
UNTIL THE COAL STRIKE HIT INDIANA, this state had the best war labor record in the nation. Less time had been lost in Indiana, through strikes or lockouts, than in any of the other 47 states from Pearl Har-
bor until the coal strike began. Of eourse, that record is out the |
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Mrs. Evelyn Jorgensen, only woman member of the staff of the service school of the Allison division of General Motors, is the first woman qualified to instruct regular army mechanics in the servicing and maintenance of the Allison lguid-cooled aircraft engine which powers America’s principal aerial pursuit fighters. Mrs, Jorgensen is shown lecturing to a class of army mechanics.
A. F. of L. Shipyard Pacts Are 'lllegal’'<NLRB Counsel
WASHINGTON, May 13 (U. P).—National labor relations board spokesmen told a house merchant marine subcommittee yesterday that American Federation of Labor closed shop contracts with Kaiser shipyards in the Portland area are “illegal” and that their abrogation would result in still faster merchant ship construction. “You get more out of free and willing workers than forced labor,”
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window now because states not af-| fected by the coal strike have prob- | parative peace among labor here iS due to the fact that “we have a different type of people here,” Tom : a Hutson, state 1a- Telegraph Co. Will Acquire bor commissioner, phi x says. All Assets, Liabilities Another reason is that the state conciliators * to nip! NEW YORK, May 13 (U, P).— strikes in the bu | Western Union Telegraph Co. will Mr. Budrow Hundreds of acquire Postal Telegraph, Inc, in“eoncerns are taking advantage of | cluding all its assets, liabilities, obthe changes the recent legislature |ligations and employees, A. N. Wilmade in employing girls and women |liams, president of Western Union, Girls between 16 and 18 years old|and Edward F. Chinlund, chair can work eight hours a day, six days|Man of Postal, announced today. a week between 7 a. m. and 10 p. m. | The liabilities involve a $9,000,008 now, provided the state labor de-|RFC loan owed by Pestal. : partment grants a permit. Only two/ IN payment for Postal, Western denied these permits. 308.12¢ shares of a new class B The 10 p. m. curfew for women Stock without par value, Present 18 years old or older has been lifted Western Union stock will be exalso and concerns are permitted to changed share for share irto a new work them round-the-clock. class A stock without par value. In Ohio, a state law makes it i1-| One year after acquisition of Postal, legal for women to work more than the class B will be convertible into 45 hours a week, but it’s not being 2 Stock at the rate of five shares enforced. Indiana has no such law, of B for three shares of A. that might conflict with the 48-| Meantime, holders of class A hour work week that Washington stock, under the acquisition agree-
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(ment, will be entitled to cash divi- | dends of $2 a share before any divi|dends are paid on class B. After such payments, holders of A and B stocks will participate in further {dividends on an equal basis. The agreement provides that the |acquisition must be consummated by Oct. 1, 1943, after which the ‘present agreement expires. Chinlund announced that Westem Union will bring Postal Telegraph employees into the new comipany on the same basis as if they
RAILROADMENS Federal Sav-| had been with it all their lives.
ings and Loan association of In-| dianapolis is the fourth largest such| association in Py nation, accord-| . Savings and Ioan; Roi at the beginning of! this year exceeded 30 million dol-|
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RECEIVE PAY RAISES
The NWLB today unanimously directed the Lewis Meier Co. of In-
companies paid $6,754.000 in death | dianapolis to grant increases of 2
benefits on 8655 policies held in
Indiana during the first quarter of| Re raion 's fet | {certain workers in the plant, it was
this year.
income was $489,000 in first quarter this year against only $165,000 last) . 4 Machine tool makers, whose war orders are falling off, are hunting business in Latin America, | particularly Mexico. . . . Some extank manufacturers are preparing
year. .
to turn out railroad locomotives.
Edison Bros, Stores, Inc., 4 months ended April 30 sales $14120,776 vs.
$13,530,792 year ago, up 43 per cent. 2
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announced yesterday by the OWI. The former increase was granted under the NWLB’s maladjustment formula and the latter allowed to correct substandards of living rates. The 3-cent increase is to be granted to those employees who, after hatving received the 2-cent raise, still have rates of 47 cents an hour or fess. The award will affect 123 of the company’s 145 payroll workers and is retroactive to Sept. 4, 1942,
DAILY PRICE INDEX
NEW YORK, May 13 (U. P)— Dun & Bradstreet’s daily weighted price index of 30 basic commodities, | compiled for United Press (1930-32 average equals 100): | Yesterday Week ABO (iioiucianaiis sell | Month Ago Year ARO .(..ciiiivid viet 13749 | 1943 High (April 2) (.i.000 17240 ! 1943 Low (Jan. 2) | Sms | WALLERICH NAMED DIRECTOR C. H. Wallerich, Indianapolis automobile distributor, has been | Hc elected a director of the National | fo Automobile Dealers association,
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correspond to master agreements in force in all west coast shipyards, were illegal because they were negotiated by a working force of only 87 men in plants which now employ upwards of 75,000. The board's dedision to hold hearings on the contracts, an outgrowth of a C. I. O. complaint, was the target of heated criticism from committee members who contended that it would open the way te jurisdictional strife and retard production. “Labor relations were absolutely harmonious on the west coast until you started this action against Rep. Fred Bradley (R. Mich.) said. “Now there is dissension and unrest everywhere.” “The unrest was present long bet fore we stepped in” Watts replied. “Witness the 20 per cent turnover in the Kaiser yards.” Asked if he believed “freezing” of all closed shop contracts might not prevent labor strife, Watts told members “certainly, provided you sxcept illegal contracts.”
PURCHASING AGENTS OFFICERS ELECTED
George H. Lilly of the Lilly Brokerage Co. was elected president of the Purchasing Agents association of Indianapolis yesterday at a meeting in the Columbia club. He Succeeds Howard M. Muller. Other officers elected were C. C.
Bose, Indiana Bell Telephone Co. vice president; Gerald EB. Barnes, Crystal Flash Petroleum Co. treasurer, and John F. Brennan, Hugh J. Baker Co. secretary.
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Lafayette-Logansport War Activity to Be Directed By Gayle Eads.
LAFAYETTE, Ind, May 13 (U. P.).—A war manpower commission administration covering war activity in the 13-county Lafayette-Logans-port area was set up by Regional WMC Director William H. Spencer of Chicago yesterday. Spencer said the area organization will be administered by Gayle Fads, special WMC representative who will have offices in Lafayette. Spencer also appointed a man-agement-labor committee to work with Eads in carrying out Washington and regional manpower poli-|¢c cies. Serving on the committee for management will be Ray G. Wood of the Lafayette plant of Aluminum Co. of America; Ralph Dashner of the RBM Manufacturing Co. at Logansport; Harry Williams, owner of the Hausske-Harlan Manufacturing Co, Peru, and Edwin J. Sommer, president of the Mid-States Steel Wire Co, Crawfordsville. Serving for labor will be George
gansport A. F. of L.; Lawrence Cover of the Peru C. I. O, and J. W. Donahue of the Frankfort C. I. O The area includes Benton, Carroll, Cass, Clinton, Fountain, Fulton, Jasper, Miami, Montgomery, Newton, Tippecanoe, Warren and White counties.
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GRAIN PRICES WEAK ON BOARD OF TRADE
CHICAGO, May 13 (U. P). Grain futures developed an easier tone on the Board of Trade today. At the end of the first hour wheat was off 3% to 3% cent a bushel; corn unchanged at OPA levels; oats off 1% to 3%, and rye off % to %. in the May options wheat was off 14 cent from $1.443%, corn unchanged from $1.05, oats off 5% from
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allied victory in Tunisia and the meeting of President Roosevelt and Prime Minis- §§8 F ter Churehill, which may wel bt Gen. prove to be the prelude to an invasion of the European continent. Gen. Devers will speak from Liondon. Also on the program will be Senator Tom Connally (D. Tex.) who will discuss his anti-strike bill now pending in congress, ® = 2 “THE DIARY of a Norwegian,” the story of a Norwegian youth trapped in his native land by the Nazi invasion, will be dramatized | from an unpublished manuscript on the government-produced anti-axis series, “This Is Our Enemy,” over WIBC at 7 tonight. Knut Fredericksen, the author of the “Diary,” was only 17 when the Germans struck at Norway. For six months he fought with the underground and finally escaped to England. He is now a cadet training with the Norwegian Royal Air Force in Canada, and is scheduled to speak on the program. 2 # @ THERE OUGHT to be some gay doings for servicemen at the “Stage Door Canteen” tonight on WFBM at 8:30. “Cyrano de Bergerac,” the immortal character created by BEdmond Rostand, will come fo life when Walter Hampden makes ¢ his appearance. i Met tenor GioCarol Bruce vanni Martinelli will probably give the boys some opera, and pretty Carol Bruce will lend her charm to the proceedings.
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PACKARD CAR CO. VOLUME IS HIGHER
DETROIT, May 13 Packard Motor Car Co.'s first quar ter volute was nearly two and onehalf times that of the 1042 period,
but consolidated net income tose less than 7 per cent to $1,103,871
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from $1,120,323 a year ago, the coms pany has disclosed. Rapid expansion in production of Rolls-Royce engines for aircraft and Packard marind engines for PT boats boosted volume to about $76,« 000,000 in the initial 1043 quarter, compared with approximately $35,« 000,000 for a year earlier, the come: pany’s report said.
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