Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 May 1944 — Page 2

ore Equipment Slated

For Release to Farmers | um. x oot vi weer

3 the Association of Retired Railway By ANN STEVICK . Employees, Inc., at 2 p. m. Monday NEA Staff Writer in Roberts Park Methodist church, WASHINGTON, May 11—The man behind the market basket Delaware and Vermont sts. #s going to have special help with next year's crops. Farmers may be | Dr. Sumner L. Martin wil give Going a global feeding job by 1945. Therefore they and the dealers the invocation and Walter Bruce who sell to them are going to get a-better place in the line-up for will sing. On the arrangements equipment and hardware. {i r : - committee are George Christian, J. Most types of industry have | metal storage Juss on the i IE Powell C. D. Scarlett and J. L. | ket again since the wooden sub~ Patterson, been ahead of the farmer up to ay “ale.” Decuminig : sedreer| now, accofding to opinion at the | 4. hens teeth. Tt will take | qe husky leather 1or Dew hare War Produp. time, however. More flashlight | ;.cc jut isn't to be had in any DO batteries and galvanized pails are | great amount. Ingenuity and custon. he On their Way to farmers, sedness will have to be used in The new deal [INNS Water Heaters Listed | place of new hay-rope, too. Ma- $ nila rope for hoisting hay is not in tools and pa Dairy farmers are promised | .oouno"erom the Philippines. It oy quiz nt ea ais Yo & | less trouble in buying water | js a moot question as yet in a heaters. Metal fools such as | WPB. whether mere jute’ rope

ble the list of hg things the od pliers, drill bits, wrenches, and | Will have to be made for farmers. farmer can get a cold chisels should be more plen- | Larger rationing quotas of tires

by special cere i tiful as basic metals are easier to | for farm implements have been tificate. Tire Ann Steviek get. Wooden handles, however, | given for May. Fencing has been pumps, which | for hammers, shovels, pitchforks | given some encouragement. showed up as number one hard- | and the like, are an increasing | Farmers won't get much help to-get necessity on a recent farm | headache. about complaints over lack of survey, are expected to be added Farmers rated harness fourth | roofing. They will have to use to the list along with wrenches. | on their list of troublesome lacks, | composition roofing instead of Plans are under way to get | but theyll have to be patient. | shingles or tin.

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