Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 March 1945 — Page 6

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|SEVERAL FIRED IN FOOD DEALS.

But Vice President of CCC Denies Favoritism on His Part,

WASHINGTON, March 6 (UP), —Lt. Cah. Ralph Ww, Olmstead, Commodity Credit Corp. vice presi- } dent and a central figure in. the controversy over handling of government food stocks, today branded as false any implication that he has shown favoritism in awartiug food contracts. . He said, however, that several persons in field offices had been fired. on such grounds; The WFA ‘|majntains an investigating force for just such purposes, he declared. Olmstead - confirmed reports that a WFA official in an important ad- : |ministrative post served a prison term (on an embezzlement charge) (more than 20 years ago. He said ' {this had been a matter of public record, open to FBI investigators of civil service employees, for many . | years. * . He also confirmed reports that one of his subordinates in January authorized sale of 89,000 pounds of dried egg albumin at $1.30 a pound, although the commodity was in short supply. WFA had to replace the powder at $1.70 a pound, a loss: of $35,000. “The ‘official said that now thas an investigation is under way, “I want to see it through to the end.” :

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war board that were accepted . Allied bombing effort has been heavily concentrated on enemy rail transport, to- prevent the Germans from bringing up troops and supplies. Because we need rail lines, too, repairs must be made quick= ly and effectively as soon as’ our forces capture railroad objectives smashed by our own aviation and by Nazi demolition squads, ars series of paintings by-Pfc. Alfred B. Stevenson of ‘Philadelphia, Pa. symbolic of the werk army engineers are doing in France, eleiar Holland, Luxembourg and Germany today. 1. Two of four spans of a huge concrete railroad bridge were demolished by retreating Germans at Pompey, France, thus. destroying a vital link in an essential railroad needed to supply troops assaulting the ‘German west wall. + Mén and equipment have already begun repairs.

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edie 2. The workhorse of the army englhisi 1s bulldozer—is on the job. Rock and earth to be used as foundation for a new wooden "pier, under construction nearby, is being “bulldozed” level. 3. To speed bridge construction and to meet stern adeadlines, various units work simultaneously on different phases of the reconstruction job. Here one group builds a ‘timber trestle, and a pneumatic drill operator works in the foreground. After bulldozers finish dumpling earth and stone into the raging river below, & huge crane will be brought up, to lift giant metal beams into place, while prefabricated pier is lowered onto foundation. 4. Trains roll again -over the completed bridge. In a few short days, army engineers, using- the best and biggest equipment in the world, have nullified the work of expert German demolitionists.

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. oh a & ODDS AND ENDS: The. Ford Willow Run bomber plant makes | 70% of all the repair parts for the B-24, meaning that for every seven complete bombers, it turns out an : : “for the extra in spare parts. ... The Na- : tional Tea Co. of Chicago is putting many WPB out two annual reports this year, sub-contract deliveries nindered proAfter a big fight among stock-|duction, especially the failure of the holders, the chairman of the board Liberty aircraft plant at Farming-| who was oustédsput out ,a report, idale, N. ¥., to supply tail surf [aces | showing what a’go6d job ‘he had on schedule, the board said. done, and %o will the winner, who! The over-all working schedule for

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MANY Ww EALTHY EUR OPEAN REFUG EES who fled} And Britain racial and political persecution, coming to ‘this country be-| : : WASHINGTON, March 6 (U.|3 ‘they would lose too much money and possibly face PrOSe- ack war production = proportion- | cution ately more than the U. 8. when | ould force | government source revealed today. | passed since they left, would forc He emphasized, however, that them to tiirn over all assets brought | American: British-Canadian -recon- | to the U. 8. and the profits they've be guided by an agreement reached | ing here, accord- | between the three countries—and | .in Barron's. That on anyone else. i upsets’ plans of . He said the figure for Britain's| many who in- Output 30% | Behind Sched- cutback after V-E ‘day is now set here until the jiigure is 35 per cent. This coun storm blew over, | Models. : |sour ree-said, but quoted'a recent. offi- | get restitution {eri {cial estimate of 20 per. cent. their propertigs, plants, banking | airplanes! ~Canadiah Reconstruction Miniscurities which were confiscated. In February. But. it ter C. D. Howe created a stir among Moreover, many of those who were : ral ef officials Here yesterday ‘when he! try would face prosecution, as it 3"per cent ‘below 1American-Canadian combined rewas illegal, [It consecutive | Sources board had agreed to a 35! The exceptions would be a.few of month Be “banker “Belgian “diamond Tutte Topo feel tin aamals tei for 5 wn Hiland. G. Batcheller, vice chairs | } akian shoe manu. [Ousness Oo Lhe conunued beloWsdiguguuerayy, wor svodvetion bo d,| .-and & Czechosjovaki 5 4 schedule output is “further magni- pra al are worth many times what they o : lhe) | Howe's statement. He said it would have in this country. {actual milit SIY ; Feo SIN {be imposible “to set any .definite Although generalizations. are. not many instances exceed the wor Ki0E faving for. this country until the| Germany—Most refugees don't Although 249 fewer planes were nore definite production needs for | plan to return. {accepted in February than in the | defeating Japan, Austria — Vienna is a heart tug preceding month, the actual dai ly Howe later explained that Yo) money to U. 8. legally, so they're Jthan 9 pe a rom 242 in Janu- figure to apply’ only to Canada| likely to stay. {ary ts 62 bruary, which had| land that even then it .was sil Czechoslovakia — About the same only 28 days. | maximum, Switzerland — They face no pun-| _ Sh a ta od ishments but those who stayed in! The aircraft board said February | | the homeland will-resent- returning 1ags were concentrated United: Press Staff Correspondent : {P.).—Sales of the Studebaker.Corp. WASHINGTON, March 6.—How was Dr. Willard H. Dow, the bigiclimbed to a. record high at $415;-| ‘Belgium—Most refugees are deal- | {three plants accounting for! ‘Ad > 1 | » v n 1 + rs in precious stones, pearls or] failure to produce 227 planes. | vertising Club He only wanted to show the lawmakers what can ‘be whittled from! net income advanced to the high-| are diamond ‘ cutters, who plan to > George F. Brown of the Avery | magnesium, . the metal he pumps out of the ocean. est level in more than 13 years, | gre Renton-Seattle B-29 plant, Corp. Chicago, “I have hére a little gadget,” he said, reaching .into & large box France—They've done well in this the : g = . ) schediila + } i . i Consolidated net earnings last country, these jewelers, perfume schedule “by a substantial number, Indianapolis Ad- YShook it. : Wisi Dostls : ot ker tallurgi-| the board said. A good portion of ich ww : Pr, o vr AE ;._|vear totaled $4,038,116 equal to $1.74 manufacturers; bankers, metallurgi-| x“ 4 vertising club : What is it?" asked Senator James E. Murray of Montana, -chair- a’ share on 2,324,477 shares of com- | h } B-29 pl luncheon Thurs- . man of the senate “small business committee, | 3 radium experts, so why shouldn't three other B-29 plants which met} . - they stay? |or bettered their schedules. ‘ | Douglas Aire. roll-vour-own cigaret machine” | f the doctor’ ium | OF $1:23 a share on 3,205 481 shares. {anapolis Athletic {Du Pont ... {Foii-your 8 . {and ene of the doctor's magnesium |g. ioc" in 1043 egated $364,101,- | ‘The continued failure t t ; 3 les in aggreg 101, > = 2 ontir lur 0 meet! bh Mr Brown | Gen Electric .. highball glasses. 211. necessary. to revise. its program will discuss “Plan- {Gen Motors f th h i o ts YK $ {Goodrich .. 5015 Lon of them empty weighs no more than| prices, bu trying a control prod ‘downward, the board said, to a 4 . Greyhound Cp. 25% That did it. Dr..Dow handed a : g : also.” That charge has been heard 5 .._jand Selling Point- an inflated balloon; for a man . point more nearly representing its of - Purchase Ad- |Int Harvester.: 8115 (cigaret roller to. every senator, whose elbow is’ weary, the .possi-| Fo: whe "w Johns-Man ...111 i » Fa otten a! ri 3 vertising,” in | Kennecott i 39% $ M k C ¢ manufacturer who has gotten currect material maldistribution re- : 3 braska, who said hé didn’t smoke.] Dr. Dow said he can make 9,000,-] 8000 nn oat No” from the OPA when he wanted suiting from “unrealistic schedules.” ~ L-O-F- Glass .. 59 : ' | 16 raise privy 5 * |cialist. He will be introduced by rock air... ~ou. The bright young men of the Dow 000,000 pounds of magnesium out (EW YORK. March 6 (U. P.) e | George Madden. j Loew's 30 {Chemical Co. passed out more roll- of a cubic mile of sea water. He NE od a (U. PJ. * | tw 51. —Eleanor Rooseve as a new fort to reduce profits to pre-war] "A-26 Invader . el Nar : : Bae \ f the au-|products, such as 18-carat gold. ievels is perfectly clear from the Industrial Training Nat Biscuit 5 ther oan » olks in the u 8 I 5 ; . 392 ence ever there was a god- | coat, isa gi . here! 1 B- Hoffman, Omar Baking -Co.| X*% Distiller a i ir v4» + RYO as high as they were before the at the Tulsa, Okla, plant, where. nel director, will speak at the| ohio Oil +... | 0a s€nd to smokeless citizens, this was | ore Beers 208 Sonic war,” replies OPA Administrator; WPB said enly 65 per cent of the! Fa Ga ; ’ n Am Air ... t 17 ’ it} 7 t Chester Bowles, citing the following | month's assignment was produced. ner at the Marott hotel tomorrow. Penney. | terTUpUng he oratory. : the OPA or the WPB, or some iid ; Re Rist night, The fim Quit will be | Phelps Dodge . »| The gray-haired Dr. Whe such governmental agency; THese| terday TR Wag Ue rt : ie 1 SS | ; : fbn t made from the first crop a billions of dollars. Pull +|SPoke like a callege professor (and| inion let his machinists turn, foa : : fer Bek Alt (difficulty. Pure Oil 4 | looked like he might have been!» ont let h | crested-mink produces py the Ca- . Before After Before er | Production of the navy F4U Cor-! CE Repub Sf Val Taxes Taxes Taxes TaXes sairs at the Chance Vought plant Foreign Trade Scheriley Dist +|also brought along one of his post- |OF Jot cake griddles in their spare | in Quebec for sale in the U. 8. G C. P f the Servel 1 P time, eorge aye, manager o e Servel In ‘{war portable dish-washing ma- —— ¢ i jSocony-Yae » | Dow experts made 10,000 no1939 53 40 1943 24.2 9.9 ule “by a wide margin for the sec- Chicago commerce department of- chines. Xperts 10, C BITE 13 Phils do TR Wie meen for Me geo oy Sta Beans : a, | See Dr. Carl J. Klaiber, Optometrist 1941 14.4 wy. said. Here, too, design changes the department at the Indianapolis Oil gs: about the size of five Model-T auto- Put the federals wouldn't let him . “For Accurate Eye Examinations—Expert Visua vice Chamber of Commerce foreign trade Std Ol IN J). {mobile tires in a stack: sell 'em. He gave 'em away. :He, : growing difference, year by year, be‘ween the “before taxes” and “the ‘after taxes”. figures, what actually {weighed 16 pourids; I tried it and! RB? nas; ¥ Y ut the “huge. tax levies needed to. ‘Only 40 per cent of the planes [can testify that he told the truth. r ‘incinal . | defray war costs. {scheduled were accepted, Principal NEW FIRMS AND Finger Pushes Mower ! | reason, the board said, was slow deGoodyear at Phoenix, Ariz. I Carl McCann, past president of | = “som 0 tom { chunk of machinery an 4 Qiscoveriag 3 : . entra crew Products, -42 £008 st, More-in-March the. Indianapolis chapter of Char-| metal screw machine parts. William Dug | [at it hefts like a feather bed, The tered Life Underwriters, will speak |4220 E. Washington. Fred as "305 N. | doctor said I'd get used to it—and une : t tl I " | mesium begins to make heavy things Jhcheon meeting a ie Columbia | INCORPORATIONS light. { | Lindley Memorial Farms He displayed a photo of.one of dra: di ssolut ion. . shh {magnesium wheelbarrow in one Terre | Mand. He had a piéture of a gent | whisking off the grass with a magpushed with one finger. That is for amounted to $300,514 compared with me; a magnesium’ lawnmower. I/8385,520 for 1943. Net sales for 1949 | also could use a magnesium ash can were $6,125, oe

Find. Returning Home Too Expensive V-E Day to to Release Wore out, probably won't go back because! ’ fore the war broke | . X ® |P.) —~Canada and Brittain will cut | . ll ioh ES Foreign exchange control the European war ends, a high version to civihan production would | made since arriy- MADE IN MONTH ing to Franz Pick | that no one would “jump the gun" | tended to stay {at 30 per cent while Canada's top J ule, With Lag in ‘Critical’ try’ s percentage.is “not firm,” this then go back and Meant Only Canada ¢ accounts and seable to transfer assets to this coun- ie, plane pr tion was Betsy ‘said in Ottawa that the Angloper cent el production failed | Per cent cutback in all three counthe very wealthy, such as a French) r roperties in Europe ® A > sald he was’ abbergasted” a facturer whose prope p fied,” WPB said, by the fact that 8 ; wo good, here is the situation: | sched ules. army and navy could determine | but no Austrian capitalist got his Tate of output rose slightly MOTE imeant the 35 per cent cutback | * | | as Austria. | Make Up for Renton { Meetin of those easily scared. | critical models,” with two army and | = sea-water magnate, to know he would break up the senatorial hearing? 745.646 1944 while consolidated return, } : the company reported today. country’s largest, missed its will speak at the and coming up with a small, silvery device, which rattled when he| pany op cal industrialists, chemists and|this loss was made up, however, by | | : : : {mon st ompared with $2,835,42 day at the Indi- ad { Curtiss-Wr ... o- : = oj. "It 1s,” replied the doctor, “a mon stock comp h 8 “OPA is not only controlling schedules at Renton has made. it | {Gen Foods .... Dish-washer Is Light { These glasses are beauties. One Ining, Producing : . [Ind Bayon 7. 3 : Mrs. FDR Given pa 2] . ¢ several times, usually from some probable output.- This, it said, will gli : 12 cluding Kenneth S. Wherry of Ne- bilities are obvious. which he is'a spe- OF: Brown groper Gan I so 40° ; . | 5 . y 7e not mad any ef- tin (Gi } io A HEL Wo Jive no made Mont Wack : ers to the press, to the cops, to the also can extract numerous by- s f d hedul 253 | $8000 ‘(wholesale price) mink “far under schedule” hg { fact that profits are several times | Nat Distillers t. You. can't blame ’em for in-| Only trouble. so far, he said, Is| tIndustrial Training association. din-|Backard 1 i IT 2 1g the coat to the First Lady yesfigures on “corporation promis in! | Design changes were the principal ; pe Dodge 1 snown. Reyn Tob B ;¢{on the way to his chemistry class), Out Wheelbarrows, cigaret machines, | qian department of agriculture 4 i929 8.1° 8.1 1942 19.4 8.3 - lat Stratford, Conn. missed sched-| a South Pac 3 ’ + 3 { A A Pe fice, will describe services offere 1 al This was a white-painted device, |8rease magnesium gridles, he said, 1 As can be seen by noting the | held up production. s contrelling profits is not the OPA {tion lag in February, the board said. livery by sub-contracted wings from Life Underwriters PARTNERSHIPS It's a funny feeling, lifting "a big » | and lead a discussion at Thursday's Sis vel you, too—after the war, when mag- | his helpers holding a full-sized Way ‘ne Coach Corp, Ft nesium lawnmower, which he

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