Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 March 1945 — Page 7

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 28, 1945

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Vincent Bendix, a minister's son who ran away 16 to rise from elevator boy world fame and fortune is dead today at 62. A heart attack in his New York apartment yesterday ended a colorful career that had attached the Bendix name to many developments in the automotive and aircraft industries. Mr. Bendix founded the Bendix Aviation Corp. at South Bend and | had controlled a number of other ‘| parts plants throughout the counGeneral Motors Corp. later acauired of of the inventor's . companies Retiring as president of Bendix Aviation in 1942, he organized the | \ firm of Bendix Helicopter, Inc. the | following year. Invented Bendix Drive Associated with Mr. Bendix in| this enterprise were a number of| leaders in the industrial world. In recent years, Mr. came interested -in the manufacture of household appliances. At his death, he was a director of Bendix Homer Appliances, Inc, South Bend, and A director of the Republic Plastics Corp., New York The man who three years ago said | he was devoting his -entire time to] “the field of development” numbered | among his outstanding ‘thventions| the Bendix drive, This invention| made self-starting of automobiles | practicable. | Mr. Bendix also introduced vol-| ume production of four-wheel brakes. Spensored Air Race He was the son of the Rev. John Bendix, Moline, Ill, and studied mechanics after leaving home. He married Miss Elizabeth Channon in 1922, Later they were divorced. In 1939, Mr. Bendix filed in bankruptey listing debts’ of $14,000,000 and assets of slightly more than $1,000,000.

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If Relieved in 5 minutes or kind used to feed chickens—could be’ p money boiled to"make.a very edible dish. |, Wha sce stomach seid cuotes painful, mullet Besides, it was high in vitamin con- | sreeribe N..A Jastedt-acting medicines known Be By GERALD R: THORP, Times Foreign Correspondent tent, We also used the leaves from | Tablets No Taaative Beil -ang brings semfort Jiffy or double your money Deck on on Feiaen of bottle MANILA, March 28.—It was a grand piano and a set of silverware |SWeet potato plants. They are quite ogi Fogg B gris that saved the Jose B, Macapia family from possible starvation during | nutritious, you know." the Japanese occupation of Manila, The Macapias hope to return soon Macapia, 43 years old, a graduate of Chicago's McKinley high|to the United States so that the school, and the University of Chicago, was the Disthess manager. of | [children can resume their schooling the huge Rizsl stadium when the Nips moved inté Manila. During the| “And we want to go to the 10-cent | evening he taught at one of the |store,” confided Mrs. Macapia. “Be-| | Petter, Ringworm, Pimples, Scabies universities. o |and Swiss children in exchange for | fore the war everyone said Manila | "0 ol 0 0 ong PAPPLICATION. " His 35-year-old wife, the former food and books.” would be exactly like the states if We BLUR STAR OINTMENT. Repeat as - . stores.” | needed as nature helps heal. Money back if Alice Barrett Macapia smiled wryly as he ola | only had Se The Indianapolis Times | FIRST jar falls fo poh i Try it today: Saline county, of selling the silverware, | “7 and ‘The Chicago Daily News, le. | : Missouri. a stu- “We bought it for our Christmas| et . : present when we last were in Chi=| dent at North- |cago,” he said. . “It was somgthing | western . univer- { for. which we had saved a long | sity in 1926, was By | time.” teaching English “I'll never forget the day Jose | in a Chinese § \ , came home and told me my grand | school, ‘They had { piano’ must go,” Mrs. Macapia said lived in Manila wistfully. “We talked about it for | since 1930 and (days Finally Jose said, ‘either! last visited Ch watch your children starve or your | cago in 1938 — { plano sold.’ | their children, “That settled it. We sold the Alice’ 13, and Paul, 10 { piano for 3200 pesos. We were able | “Our jobs disappeared’ of course,” |i Dyula a hs of rice and corn {then cause inflation was not $o| lled Mrs. Macapla, {bad at that time i tractive brunet. “During “That tided us over. It had to. I |days of the occupation Jose was got hold of every book I could on} {selling pork 1 was tutoring Chinese | dietetics. I was defermined that my |

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VETERAN HOSPITALS T0 BE INVESTIGATED -

WASHINGTON, March 28 (U.P, A Z.The house . veterans committee will investigate charges of “intolerable conditions” in hospitals under the veterans administration. It was|

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| GERMANY, March 28 «U. P). |tary for air, is missing in the'Azores | | American troops advancing east |... o t area while on a flight to C 3 of the Rhine have liberated the : 8 0 Canada {

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