Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 March 1945 — Page 7

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Checks Rheumatic, Conquest of Ruhr Is Next TEST ON LABOR

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and If you do Dot feel better, ‘return the | ¢ . x ) A | : empty package and Ru-Ex will cost you he | Geor ge S. Patton's U. 8. 3d army |, miles from the northwest, cut!

Be orciute ony pier” Suatantan pda jand 11 Gen, Alsrander M Patch’s | behind the 4th division's spearheads job is washed up. ! Comments that “they don't trust! claimed April 6 as army day in In7th drmy in the south, and reached a point four -miles But little things still cause plenty us and we don't trust them” indi-| diang’ . 0 } L P E R M A N r N T

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home | . . . recipe that thousands are using. Get a pack- | clared that the entire Ruhr was|west of Ludwigshafen, and Frein- Possible Conflict Ahead on Concerned 0 age of Ru-Ex Compound, a two-week supply, about to-become a battle zone. sheim, about a mile’ farther to t ! |

| he ; ; i The unions say there's a drive on | ! Vio : Julce of 4 lemons. It's easy’ No troufle at| But even the new sweep on the go;thwest. ’ | Production in Detroit. to smash unions, that collective | Gates Proclaims EAS ! ER

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Rule" twe times a day. "Often within 44 hours | Ruhr was overshadowed by the| i yn. same time a flying column bargaining never has oeen com- A D A | w- gOmetimes overnight = splendid results are spectacular triumph of Lt. Gen. | > . ‘(Continued From Page One) pletely accepted by many companies rmy ay pri 6 . SPECIAL

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{ 2! ah absolute. money-back ' guarantee. Ru-E o11 i ¥ Compound in for sale and recommended by 1 E ug stores everywhere. . i ’' | . { 2 .. ond f x Vanguards ‘of the "two armies west of the Rhine and only six of industrial strife, The senate com- | cate the feeling that still exists out! In doing so, he urged Hoosiers Beautiful, Soft Curls back! (linked up at two points 12 and 27/miles. northwest of Ludwigshafen. - | i tee testimony showed bitterness here. to reconsecrate themselves to the a $ o 5 W : i EASY TO USE... TO USE {miles west of Kaiserslautern, peh:) The unidentified armored division growing out of a company’s failure| Some recent decisions have gone task of producing in the fullest|] Completa with Haircut, » ego H e ® ¢ ing off the entire Saar basin to the| was reported streaking for the open {5 provide work gloves, as it had management's way on the right to| measure possible all weapons, am- | Shampoo and Set Reg. $5 yver the i a SE oY | west, The juncture stripped Ger- pelt of the Rhine bank between previously, for men handling hot enforce disciplinary measures in the munitions and war supplies needed Nationally Advertised HELENE CURTIS rake v ia : \v in ‘one stroke of vast coal and | [,udwigshafen and the Karlsruhe : | : : 5 Hotorv."” Ye o p : many Sd 8 metal parts. |shops. As a result, there: has been 0 hasten victor He also re ach neless Machine : 1 there, steel producing facilities in the in-| corner. | Or from a sudden order barring-some stiffening of attitude by some quested that the flag be displayed or Machineless Has Vl lead dustrial basin and left only thel pening the 4th armored division, smoking in a plant. | compantes, \ {on April 6. ea PERMANENT PERMANENT Shampoo, Set, 15¢ imperiled Ruhr as a Nazi arsenal. |pacton’s 90th infantry - division| Or from a dispute about where Sa ? tects cores - R : - : 4 B z pe Another factor strengthening PAPER SALES SET AT eg. $ - Saarbruecken, capital of the Saar,!stormed into the Rhine city of workers may park their autos, management's sane 1s a vonvie- " Reg. $8.50

fast-breaking attack across the Worms, and began mopping UP} yoaiter Reuther, vice-president of jup with war m:

swiftly engulfed the German de-| Foe Fleeing Wildly union, contends that if the com-|war. {fenders. Zweibruecken and Wise Everywhere on Patton's front the. panies paid as much attention to| The senate sémbourg, 15 and ‘45 miles to thej 0 were fleéing in wild dis-|human relations as to other phases Uncle Sam payir

The entire 45-mile stretch of the attempt to slow the advance, but! Most of the big companies answer hard to regain, Siegfried fortifications from Saar- they were smothered. | that they have labor relations de-| Sore bruecken to Wissembourg caved in Th

under the American onslaught, and| ied wounded or captured 60,000|for now just as are other depart-|ieci against a

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ing for Ludwigshafen and the Rhine “wide open” for an attack across B % bank to the South. we {the Rhine by the eight allied armos 4H Pos ye\sran jin jes controlliswg virtually all of the ® tion with their lightning drive ETS west bank along a stretch . of more than 400 miles from the \ ) “ ~ Read

; . ere | d at - last reports the Yanks wer irst six | ments. Ford, for example, estimates speed-up and st

: : . [to 65000 Germans in the f wheeling northeastward in giant] a Dv, X 3 lits labor relations at about $3,500,-

trides, flank to flank with the 3d days of their offensive and another |

; . almost at! Both arniies also were sweeping | sn’ ne. while, were stampeding tion work that isn't do They oming home to

|will through the northern wall of up vast quantities of arms, ammu- |g. q there are 750 union committee- | the German defenses, sweeping up nition and supplies and at One| ven who spend half tiieir time on | | prisoners by the thousands. | point near St. Wendel the 3d army | union work, grievances and the like, The 3d army's 26th division linked | overran a Nazi prison camp, liberat-| ong another 350 giving full time to up with Patch’s sixth armored di-|Ing 300 Russians, Poles and French-|¢ cn matters. vision for the first time a dozen men, | tthe. slaughter: of the Grievance Cost Noied | in 0 1 sla 1 ¢ miles wes¢ ol Kusrlawiem ant two I armies—the 1st. and| The Ford company spends $175, about the same distance ‘no as the terrific toll taken by 000 a year furnishing seniority lists

Tth—w Zweibruecken. | Zwelp! the fighter-bombers of the Ameri-| to the union, officials say, and an-|

miles west of Kaiserlautern and Strafing Continues | off to collect union dues. The com- 3 only 3'4 miles north of the trans-| More than 3200 German military | pany’s labor relations department, port center of Neunkirchen The vehicles—tanks, trucks and armored with its own men in.all buildings | latter town already was by-passed troops carriers—were destroyed or |to handle grievances, costs $350,000 bv the American rush to the east damaged by the low-flying Ameri-| a year.

sortie attack that continued with-|mittee was that a great number of | 2 out let-up from dawn to dark. | grievances are settled by the shop

Clearing Kalserlautern Sp Returning pilots said the roads | stewards without being passed on|

A 118 tton's 10t arjn a } g ‘ | RHine were littered with thousands, But General Motors reported 40,-

intaisy Pawson and. Vegan four | Of German transport. filed in its plants form May 1, 1942, | with the best values in hats. n obatity, ’ 10USe- to. IIONs : | -ran ; ihr v , { or assurance of style ty, ‘jazi die-hards barricaded inside | One high Tas Ring German oftices. | hiaugh July, 1943. Almost half choose an Adam Hat from a selection > city |captured by Patton's tank crews, were settled by foremen. | that ranges from $3.45 to $10 and covers | | hy | said the crushing American victory] Managements chief charge every head-size, shape, color and type! ||

/ 0 - . p | Another 10th armored columni, , oh qed all hope for a German|agajnst the unions now is that they | 9 NORTH MERIDIAN

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She. URICRS S08%:-2ightly. they. think,! ILA. W. officials concede theyre) o |to broaden collective bargaining to pugnacious at time, and grant that) wy

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jes at German rearguards ‘there, ; Saar river to the southwest that scattered n rearguards ‘t {the United Automobile Workers competition is to be met after the wi); have paper sales tomorrow { morrow. . |

y he over-| , i ) east, is Vere Sater BS jorder. A few - veteran Nazi units of production, there would be less of this wastage. But production|gchnool 60 at 30 E 33d st | whelming rus , y. kh | fought on in isolated pockets in an trouble, {men know that lost efficiency is | Persons living in the vicinity of| C MN 1 +4 F.4 1 ra A U ] Y * |these schools are requested to tiel , ristle at proposals to yp their paper in bundles 18 inches | ; ps in bundl 105 ni IW BLDG Patton's troops already had partments planned and budgeted jump production rate. They pro-| high and deliver them to dne of the | My pg Wg COLLEGE Lincoln 9721

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| 6000 or more prisoners were known |000 a Jenks Ie. esiimaie: the _Isooner they may be out of a job. Ford officials estimate Whey DAY| een observers of industrial and

army... | i » id to have been taken “by the 7th] Sa ‘ 's wild- nk and mo- J In Sfew- 1... er Patton's wild riding ta army. | $2,780,000 tn salaries of union: skew- |, 4 + relatibhs say much ‘of the torized -infantry columns, mean-| y ards or committeemen for produc, ..o.1o yoies ic a

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vept around Kaiserlautern and| ond east of the Rhine.

raced eastward to join thes fourth | The end of the war is now only vd t g jvis p 8 113 and llth armored divisions and &1a matter of days or weeks, he said. stillunidentified tank division strik-| He added that Germany was nowl

ACI OSs hie Mosel 3 Week AR, er | SWISS border to the North sea. out in front of ihe attack. ¥| Patrolling American fighter pilots

|captured the cathedral city of a d sizht ] bout h a ® (Worms after a breakneck, 16-mile S000" C TRUCE & in ee Meet the New York Central test engineers

{dash in seven hours, only to find| "71 he a road southeast of the two Rhine bridges there had... pemagen bridgehead late yesbeen blown up by the fleeing enemy. |, . dav. : . | Two companies of German infan-| The Nazis were waving white py Belt 18 any, bul one refused | q, gq in apparent willingness to surto fight and the second was wiped | Lo der, althpugh there ~were no out after a short struggle. Y | american troops in the area. Strike for Ludwigshafen There was no immediate indicaThe Yanks immediately wheeled|tion they were surrendering en southward at top speed and struck|masse, and other reports told of for Ludwigshafen, 10 miles to the | heavy German reinfdfcements movsouth. By mid-morning today they'ing into the bridgehead area.

He Puts “Dine” in Dyn-a-mometer Testing a locomotive often takes weeks.

Car. A New York Central dining car chef goes along to serve hearty meals.

ere’s the story of our paratroopers jumping into battle in the jungle vastness of the East... told by Warner Bros. in “Objective Burma,” starring Errol Flynn. This picture captures the excitement, the gallantry, of our men in action against the Japs.

The Motorola Radio “Handie Talkie” plays a vital role in this great picture as it has on every battle front in this war.

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direct every small but important detail in the complex task of performance-testing a locomotive for New York Central

So the staff lives aboard the Dynamometes

who help create tomorrow's finer engines:

Mile after tense mile, New York Central test engineers. cling to the speeding locomotive, or watch each flicker of the instruments back in the Dynamometer car. They feel the pulse of the mighty cylinders. They Tons on a Pen Point

sample the smoke-box gases. They weigh every pound These oil cylinders can of coal for the firebox and every ton of pull on the draw- reduce a locomotives bar; And steadily; the-data-they-gather-is- recorded on... 500,000-lb. pull. down to 8 the Dynamometer Car’s moving chart. For this car is tiny force that moves a pen ig. their “laboratory on wheels’. : : where they figuratively New York Central's Dyna put 250 tons of locomotive in a test-tube to study its mometer Car.

performance. Today, their work helps New York Central operate more efficiently as a vital link im the wartime

I - ad - at RE on ¥ = : supplydine. And tomorrow, . when critical ez Tester th Chief materials are again available WRG. Ei TN i a Either the Dynamometer Engineer, or his records will point the way to still | , y 2 “enior absistant, it always on hand to finer locomotives for the future. |

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Locomotive Dietitian This observer weighs out each 100 Ibs. of coal fed into the fire-box: Even on

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