Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 November 1943 — Page 13

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YORK, Nov, 25 (U. P).—! Senors do. Palencia took # promis

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brought. the Arab land was several -times a delegate to!

said that hun- the assembly of the League of Na-

dreds of thousands of Jews who tions and, to the International labor|

might otherwise have passed into Nagi concentration camps and death

office in Geneva, While in Indianapolis, Senor and

~ chambers have found refuge In Senora de Palancia will be guests of

e. |Mr. and Mrs. Ther G. Wesenberg The Palestine white paper re-|429 Buckingham dr. Kin WeseoStricts Jewish land settlement in|berg will introduce Sen e Pa-'

Palestine and prohibits all further|lencia and preside at Sere a

Jewish immigration as from April, /in the Columbia club following the 1044. “| lecture.

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Amateur Could Be ~ Victory’s Answer.

CHICAGO, Nov. 25 (U. P.).—The amateur inventor, puttering in his workshop, has' been recognized as the man who may win the war, government officials said today.

The tegional Smaller War Plants in a crippled plane — made two! was wrenched."

Corp., believing that a single, un-, . {heralded gadget might decide the course of the war, has set up a . {technical development section here {to solicit ideas from unaffiliated in- | ventors. | Inventions brought to light, { through the séction so far include ian electric Jight bulb which needs ' Senora de Palencia 160 per cent le: glectyitny through |

[= {use of rare. gases, .vaseline-like { paste which permits ingines to run {under water, and army. cooking of pottery \to release; | war-essential metal. ~ | All have passed scientific and| " |military tests and are in full pro- | | duction, Clyde Van Gorden, a form- | Ickes Orders ors Re-establish- er Eau Claire, Wis. manufacturer, . who is consultant for the section, | ment of Federal Unit; {said. Letters, drawings and blue- | i . [prints for new ideas are coming in Warns of Accidents | at an average rate of 12 a day, he WASHINGTON, Nov. 25 (U. P.). said. ) Sec terior Harold “They vary in merit,” he said, Fetary ot toe In dered {“from a proopsed torpedo which did ji» Ickes yesterday ordered man- | exactly the opposite of what the]

| agers of coal mines in the 8OVern- | navy wanted it to and a paper prac- |

mept's. possession to make an im- | tice bomb which the arniy snapped | media improvement in” ne indus | 9p immediately” - +-- i live ig record, °* Ot h e r inventions developed]

. through the section include proc-| I Tow yg Bie Se, a essed paper springs which replace sion of the coal mines administra- steel springs ‘in childrens’ chairs, a | tion and appointed as its head fiber conduit to take the place of | Dr. R.. R. Sayers, director of the metal sewer pipes and a sand- blast- |

bwety of ines, He named gs! and “makes wood more durable. | “Of ‘some 1300 ideas submitted to he section since it. was established

on a small scale a year ago, more rison Combs of Washington, legis- 4). 100 nave ‘been found useful |

| lative representative of the United | are now In production,” Robert |

Mine Workers of America. Brown, chairman of the section's I¢kes pointed out that there have! faavisory ¢ committee; said.

of Benton, III, safety engineer for

during the first 10 months of this’

year which cost the lives of 174 60,000 VETERANS t men, This compared, he said, to five disasters with 120 fatalities dur- JOIN AMERICAN LEGION ing all of 1942. Over 60,000 wo. r II veterans Wants Blasts Averted (who have been discharged from |

Of the eight accidents this year, the service have joined the Amer{he said, seven have been explosions ican Legion, national headquarters | and “explosions in mines can be here announced today. prevented, and means of doing 50, In a recent report to headquar- | are well known to the industry.” [ters commending the legion's. re- | “As long as the mines are in the location work, Col. Raymond Kelly, |

possession of f sn government, I netormer dations commander now w |

: is dati wi i a o iE 2 in—operations,” he said: Ickes’ a were sent to thejof service and to get relocated in | presidents of such firms as the Re- civil lite.” | { public Steel Co., Weirton Coal Co.,| { Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad | Co., and the H, C. Frick Coke Co. of the Arkansas-Okia- |

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Towa Coal Producers Assn. and the Dr. Henry R. Hope, dean of the | | Southern Tennessee Coal Producers | Indiana. university school of arts, | Assn, also were asked to attend the will speak on “The Development of | conferences. the American House” at the dinner

meeting of the Real Estate board ELECTION MEETING CALLED Wednesday at the Athenaeum.

The Past President's club of Maj.| Also on the program will be enHarold C. Megrew auxiliary 3,|tertainers from Pt. Harrison, inUnited Spanish War Veterans, will cluding Sgt. Carl Baker, toastmaselect officers at a meeting at 6:30 ter and vocalist; Joe Vera, pianist; | p. m. Sunday at the home of Mrs.|Cpl. Al Hodges, monologist, and al Marie Cron, 743 N. Drexel ave. Mrs.| clarinet quartet. chairman of the meeting.

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