Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 February 1945 — Page 6
Joint Chiefs of Staff Expected|
To Forestall Radar Controversy
By ROGER BUDROW
EVEN THE WORD “RADAR” WAS MARKED ou by censors in Great Britain for a time.
oe AY
But now it looks
as if some of the secrecy around this sensational wartime
development will be lifted. “whe British, not the Americans,
have ‘been the ones who insisted on
super-secrecy eoncernin 2) radar! There is a good reaso
on. this military.
under British law
a device which is
publicly described beforehand is not patentable, Both the Brit-
the dy Soe Jom didn’t want to tip! off the .Germans|
develgpment. Th rea Novis mat Great
JAPAN 70 LOSE
fone Chrome, Manganese Will Fall to U. S.
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NEW’ YORK, Feb. 13
PHILIPPINE ORE
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ish and our own japan will lose large tonhages of |
technicians have done a great deal with radar and quite a below-the-surface controversy has been stirred up by claims and counter-claims over who Is responsible for this development or that, and who should get the credit —and patents. Many radar sets are either so obsolete or so well known by the Nazis
that publicity wouldn't be harmful.
To forestall any public bickering over who gets credit on radar, the! joint chiefs of staff are expected to detail what has been done and who
did it.
n " » WEATHER NOTES—A.r m ¥ flame throwers are good for thawing out frozen railroad switches, storm - battling railroad found. . . . To get it out of the way, thousands of carloads of snow from Buffalo's railroad yards were dumped in the lake. ... . The disrupting effects of the embarsi and gas shortage will be felt in War plants for months, » ” » ODDS AND ENDS: Kuhner
| shipped {United States, accoridng to the in-|
crews |
iron are, nese needed by her steel when deprived of the Philippine is- | tands, American Iron & Steel In-| stitute reported today Japan in 1940 obtained 1,310,805 net tons of iron ore from the Philippines, the entire . production of iron ore in the islands. In seven months of 1941 iron ore shipments to Japan totaled 954,300 tons. Presumably since the Japanese occupation in early 1942, approximating those of 1941 have been shipped to Japan,
|prior to the Japanese invasion was almost - entirely to hae,
stitute, Chrome. Mining Recent
Pointing out that. commercial mining of chrome ore, which is used |
{in the making of alloy steel, started] Lonly about 15 vears ago in the is- | l1ands, the institute said thta in 1938
{ around 74,000 net tons were export-| led. A total of 60,000 tons were | shipped to the United States, 8000 tons to Canada and 2000 tons to | Japan.
chrome ore and manga-| industry |
tonnages | 1940 and]
[along with manganese “ore whieh]
{
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ron |
Gunners of an anti-tank British artillery regiment have .a new | job on .their hands now that Jack Frost has taken over the Italian
frent, somewhere in Italy.
They use oxen and homemade snow-plows to clear a path
Meetings SWIFT WILL BUILD SOYBEAN OIL MILL
' Advertising Club
Richard Hooper, of the R. C. Victor division of Radio Corp.
Side of Televi- 2 sion” at the Indianapolis ° Advertising club meet- | tomorrow: §
of | America, will discuss “The Human struction of Swift & Co. soybean | { oil ‘mill here probably will be started | Good { within a week or two, it was an-
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Times Special FRANKFORT, Feb.
nounced today.
THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES No Ore. Horse Open Sleigh,
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5600 PORKERS
$14.80 Government Ceiling.
war food administration reported. Prices were
400-pounders,
GOOD TO CHOICE HOGS (53600) 140 pounds 160 pounds ... 180 pounds . 200 pounds . 220 pounds . 240 pounds 270 pounds . 300 pounds . 330 pounds 3 360 pounds Medium — 160- 220° pounds Packing Sows Good to Choice 270- 300 pounds 300- 330 pounds 330- 360 pounds 360- 400 pounds Good— 400- 450 pounds 450- 550 pounds Medium-— 250- 500 pounds Slaughter Pigs Medium to’ Choice— 90- 180 pounds CATTLE (2400) °° Steers Choice 700- 900 pounds 900-1100 pounds 1100-1300 pounds 1300-1500 pounds Good ~~ 3 700- 900 pounds ... 900-1100 pounds ... 1100-1300 pounds ... 1300-1500 pounds Medium— 700-1100 pounds . 1100-1300 pounds . Common 700-1100 pounds
Cholce— 600- 800 pounds .........evus 800-1000 pounds Good-— 600- 800 pounds 800-1000 pounds
500- Xe } ponds
13.—Con- | Commo | "500- 900 | pounds
Cows (all weights) Medium common Canner Bulls (all weights)
The construction contract for re-| Beef—
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Good (all weights)
inforced concrete storage bins and Saysage-
RECEIVED HERE
Prices Remain Steady at
Shipments to the local stockyards today included 5600 hogs, 2400 cattle, 600 calves and 625 sheep, the
unchanged with- a $14.80 ceiling prevailing for 160 to
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Who Says We' ve Made Much
Progress’ in Car. Designs?
By JOHN W. LOVE Scripps-Howard Stam Writer CLEVELAND, Feb, 13.—They say the 1950 automobiles will come out in tear-drop ‘modernism, with plastics and light ‘metals, maybe a
minnow engine back under the seat.
But what I want to know is
whether we will be able to put chains on the wheels and keep the clutch from going to pieces in a month of -arctic weather. In short; hew soon can we get back to the car of 1910, that good
old rugged Rambler or Maxwell? Progress? Shucks, I've written about ~ “progress” in’ ‘automobile,
design for 30 years, boy and man,
and now we have a winter that carries our streets and roads backward “over all that. period, back to 1915, and leaves. us sitting in our modern * luxury” cars waiting for the Service truck’ to Fisk us up. 5 » n : IT'S TIME to re-examine this idea of progress. The auto builders have gone hog-wild on progress, forgetting all about the oldfashioned winters. They've de~ signed cars to look pretty in a tropical landscape, they've flared and flounced the fenders and made the wheels inaccessible, and fixed the windshield so you can't raise it. They've even left off the crank! The “pioneers, "good old pioneers, they knew what they were about. Cars like Marman and Overland, Haynes and Maytag-Mason,, had wheels 34 and 36 inches high, wheels that carried the car through any quantity of snow. There was Sears-Roebuck with its . “businessman's car,” the wheels 4 feet high—why did they ever give it up? Did they think the climate was changing? They say some of those cars were underpowered, but you didn't need so much power with tires only a couple of inches across, And what's power when the wheels spin? Al] those cars had spoked wheels. You could throw the chains around them in four minutes and get them off in two, You didnt have to jack the thing up, lie on your back, change your clothes twice, or spend a Sunday afterncofi™“th home blacksmithing. - You could
actually: put chains on at night
today, week, And the clutch—there's Nay for you, built-in softness of action. But rock your car out of the drifts: every day for a month, or let the wifg do it, and you discover that for some makes the same clutches are not to be had any more, I don't know about the transmissions of the good old days, but a lot of people have been breaking the countershaft lately, just trying to get back. on the road. |. 8 . ” » » TIME WAS when a man with & dead battery could climb out,
crank his car and go right on. Today they not only forget to sell a crank but they've even closed up the crank hole. As for the windshield, the vertical style was ideal for northern weather. Come a sleet stormy and you could crank it up out of the way and see Where you were going. wd The closed car is nie ious, of course, like vitamin pills and social security, but when: the key~ hole freezes up you yearn again for an open-body job. And the seats—we were recently sold on the idea of reclining, as in" a cocktail’ lounge, but women tell me their grandmother’s car, with its straight-up seats, built for women with whalebones, would have heen more comfortable for the 1945 foundation garment. Ask the woman who owns one. : Well, I suppose this: is the course of human affairs. The chariot is prettied up and fitted with heater and radio, the population loses its vigor, climate changes, disaster comes,.the hill-
of course, maybe next
TUESDAY, FER, 13, 1043 PEAK INCOMES | RECEIVED IN "44
Military Payments Account
“For 44 Per Cent of | Total Rise.
WASHINGTON, Feb. ‘13 (U, Pg
—Income payments ‘in 1944,
amounting to nearly Eo
000, were almost double those 0 1020 and were the highest on recs ord, the department of commerec announced today.
Likewise, December payments se a new monthly - record, totalin $14,388,000,000. They were $1,000, 000,000 above those of the previou
month. The 1944 payments exceed-} |
ed those of 1943 by $13,643,000,000 After allowance for seasonal in. fluences, the department's index i December rose to 238.6 from 237. in November (1935-39 equals 100) } “Military payments. were
rise,” a statement said. “Althoug constituting only 8 per cent o total income payments in 1943, mili+ tary payments accounted for 44 pe cent of the advance in total incom from 1943 to 1044.”
Building Pay Falls
Two-fifths of the income expan sion over 1943 was due to increases in wage and salary payments in manufacturing, transportation and!
| service industries, Federal interest
payments were up almost $1,000, 000,000 to $3,001,000,000, Most oth components _, registered gains, Contract, construction was only Industry. sector to register sharp contraction in payments.
Factory payrolls and agriculturas
income were less important tha previously as contributions to. thé income rise.
‘cent of total income payments fro ; 1941 through 1943. Income payments climbed stead ily throughout the 1944 quarters
confinuing the rise which began ini
1940,
most | important in contributing to- the
moderat
th 3
They accounted fog} an aggregate of only 14 per cent of the increase, compared with 52 peg
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4 ; most of the 1940 output of iron ore| dianapolis Athe- jan attached. work: house. Tor cléabe) which has a daily capacity of 1000 {in the Philippines included: Philip-|letic club. Mr. tng and drying beans. Hiss Deon il hogs and 100. cattle, has been sold pine Tron Mines, Inc. in the step} Hoopes ae 3 le a ua) i ins i Camarines orte; charge oO . E . r to the Marhoela Packing Co. of peninsula, in Camar J a FE Chicago. . . . Nobody in Wall Street
Samar Mining Co., Inc, in Hernani, | C. A's television Samar: Paracale Iron Mines in|studios at the | pletion of the entire new: plant in|® seems to care that the Stock and arines Norte, and Gold Star New York world's po... 4 Hooper | tne to process the 1045 soybean Curb ‘Exchanges are to carry thelr fining Co.. Inc. in Mogpog, Marin-{fair in 1939, sales in round numbers, as Mayor) | dugue. The total ore reserves of] toured the country with a portable © TaCHRrdia-asked;-to-fol}-the_num ithe ~companies—was--estimated..at television studio and now is with | bers rackets; only the statisticians | 8,000,000 tons, according to a pre-|the company at Chicago are mad because now they have | |war report of the U. S. department | hold up their records until wee of commerce.
end when complete totals will be! LOCAL ISSUES
released. . . . Jet engine planes -are Nominal quotations furnished by
getting most of the new military aircraft engineering attention these days, reports the Wall Street Jour-|anapolis securities dealers. nal, ‘which adds that “plane pro- | STOCKS ducers hint that the traditional re-| ’ A ts Pin Corp com ciprocating engine doesn’t figure |Agen:s CaP h Col co much now in army development] Avieshire = ok hh a projects for fast types- (interceptors, Beit R Stk Yds pf .... Ursus, ena er er BASE a Er t-run bombers ndiana Cenfral Soya com .... “33 5% The site bid iss Bhi Cae ave -| ander, secretar and BE. K. Oder, e § pu po! Wepariment Salesaies ih the Yel) | Com th Loan 57% 5 108 | treasurer. yi the farm owned -by the Rev, and
Ith Loan 5% ‘ 3 week were 10 per cent over a Delta Elec com heevesaer 14) Se, | Mrs. A. R. Stark. Most modern equipment’ and im-|
Electronic Lab: dom .... 3 ‘year ago. Eos pa . ST | Home Tek F Wayne 7 Ie pid ( : 3 Hectrica Engineers rov 1ts ‘available will. be in® : {10d ‘Asso Tel 3% pid 0 "|" How the short circuit has been Provements m=] UTILITY CALLS BONDS {Ind & Mich E PEs 109'3 cluded ‘in thé new plant which will {Indpls P°& L pfd .......... 116 | harnessed to do useful work will be 1 bot 40 Defcons. Most of NEW YORK, Feb. 13 (U. £)—| | nanls Railways com | demonstrated and discussed at the She oy a en Fe 5 ns. So = ot Ss .e ., 2 Indiana General Service Co. has aR wh amd +>"! Central Indigha section meeting of | these Will be hired locally, Sine of called for redemption on March 15 “inapls Water Glass. A com... 19 the-~Americah- Bistitule_of Electriz| the. supervisory positions wi ; : lcal ‘Engineers at the Indiana Bell flied by experienced'employees-frdm Telephone Co. auditorium, 8 p. other Swift soybean oil mills, invi Priday BY J R Williams of the cluding the manager who will be anGeneral Electric Co. ¢ nounced soon. N.Y. Stocks
billies descend on the city, and the dark ages supervene. Probably we'll escapé this time and go to the plastic tear-drop models.
| out on the road, without loss of life. Or if you didn’t have chains. you could wrap a rope around 17som1s.00| and it would get you home. - 10 NaT108 The cars with man'- sized ie and Stocker Cattle and Calves wheels cleared the center of the eers road, A car never cracked its 500- 860 pounds [email protected] | .pan on the ice. And the fenders, a tube of Tysmo 22 100 pounds [email protected] | they stopped the mud, and that : E More. ADMY his Coo. 800 pounds ..liivverrs [email protected]| was enough, If you folded a ; 3 sults. You should $60=1000-pounds cerrrresrare [email protected] | fender, you didn't need to wait the very first appl
dium - k , 0 Should Tysmaol oS 1000 15@ 10 ud for the end of World War I. oT Fe 1.50@ 8.75 4-4 9
soreness or stiffng IN THOSE DAYS the cars ; Ip / 8 Be mufirturer wil steered with precisiort. ~The driv- ~ mE sii 3 You will 60d Ts er had the feel of the track under : : Unetive AMONE aed and a - him. Today your velvety steering Glass. Guaranteed ood and choice mechanism doesn't report the ruts ots ver here | Myers of the Indianapolis News| ture for bean preparation and meal| [er auds down : till you've worn off some rubber. ; Fe EOoRa m -| will speak on victory gardens. _ | conditioning. 500 pounds"down ....... [email protected] | They say we have easier springs ; 2 ” Le - Henry Herbig is president this! The plant site is a 24-acre tract SHEEY AND Lavine us) and better snubbers and such : ASTHMA 0'2| year; William Schofield, first vice: located a mile and a half west of tie | Good and choice things, but the passengers still .| president; Mrs. Florence McKenzie, | t business district and just northwest | Common and “*LASms hit roof on our best ‘residential Liberal S$ second vice president; Harry Alex- of the Nickel Plate railroad Yards.| Good and choice avenues, and then the owner has a spring to get fixed—we can't The development ists of a palliativ ing the difficulty
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TOP. Six other buildings, in -addition to| the storage elevator, will be included | fin the completed plant layout on Me the western outskirts of Frankfort. | Hardware Dealers fine building contract for these will | © The Indianapolis Retail Hard-|be let soon. Two main processing| 4 on | ware Dealers’ association will meet buildings will include a five-story} “35 Rg oe lat 8 p. m. Wednesday at the Phoe- | steel and concrete building housing! Metin... a Indk-| nix Lumber & Hardware Co, Inc.| solvent extraction equipment and. a| Pe theiketty 1319 N. Capitol ave. Harry E. three-story brick and concrete struc- |
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thet protects you from fret ‘ Farm School George Enfield of Purdue univer- he a oh 35 v's agronomy department will Borden Warner . 4 40 speak at the second soils and crops | Caterpillar T . 3 50% meeting at the Purdue Center, 802! pi ry Ole a |N. Meridian st; at 8 p. m. tomor- Sustiss.] row. R. C. Shipman. will discuss! Gen Electric [ewer methods “of “curing hay: (Gen Foods. ......
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