Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 May 1945 — Page 6

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— By ROGER BUDROW — U.S, To Encourage Post-| “RESEARCH OR GO BU ST,”-s said J. K. Lil Lilly 20 years years ‘War Foreign Spending.

By JOHN W. LOVE . Seripps-Howard Staff Writer WASHINGTON, May l.-—Amer-jcans traveling abroad and spenhding their Follars there will have af {share in promoting world stability, in_ the - opinion . of * government

TOBACCO FIRM 100 Hogs Received | Here; 3 aN INDICTED | Prices Remain Steady J

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3-30 pounds .. - 360 Ans today, the war food-administration Megiom Dausts id. PHILADELPHIA, April 30 (U. P.). | Generally - steady prices accomi t M | panied a predominately steer and Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co. its|}icic run that totaled 1725 head. president, James W. Andrews, and | Vealers showed steady prices un- { vice %resident, Ben Carroll, ‘both of! der somewhat restricted competi- : [New York, have been indicted by.a {tion and sheep and lambs remained federal "grand jury here on 3 ® nominally steady keel. Resharses of a a secret | CEILS" also included 727 calves and

5 sl [bonus and prefit-sharing plan” in sheen.

annual reports to the securities and | exchange commission,

el Mr, Lily, 1 now chairman of the board - of. the big Indianapolis pharmaceutical ‘concern, ‘put his blunt truthful. slogan into practice He hired a botanist to be the first full-fime “scientist” in any Pe

CITY 0.K.'S NEW maceutical plant. agencies, Soon he had added ‘pharmacists, | If Americans are to export goods

¢hemists, phafmacologists and oe ‘Zoning Board Acts on 23 worth 10 biltians | a Jett uiiis Te ologists. Today thé Lilly research | war, they mus not only - impor Other Petitions. . The three-eount indictment was|

laboratories has a large staff of | {more foreign products but also exalmost 300 trained | pect to travel outside the country I ; a ee GTUNE. Indictient was i nother legal requirement toward | , f| = en and women | Anthe ing sedi of a new | com, thah iE a Taken before the. fall of Berlin, this photo shows collins being Two counts charged the company MAR ne Baa Manual high school has been met TRImerce ittee. hauled to Frankfurier Allee, southeast Berlin, after air attack on the and the officers with “unlawfully, ing 10 wok Bes {with granting of a variance by the |" mr and means comm t j= capital, according to: German caption, Picture was smuggled from wilfully, knowingly and feloniously” ¥ The lnporan . Mr Wallasey. depuriment ssip Germany came from’ Swiss Sourrees, giving misleading. information in| {1300-1500 pounds ... ‘hing about re- [city zoning board. g 4 1g mates that. Americans’ gross ex- y ssn ive AOA, A 1042 drvan] YEROMS. ALLISON FIELD UNIT Medium search is that it| The board yesterday grante | penditures on foreign travel in the prt Anni roo y a-| harg ged the de other variances to zoning regula {early 1950's may reach $1,250,000,000. STRIKERS RETURN AT EVANSVILLE PLANT fendants conspired to “conceal a| William C. Cage, former manager

700 Y100 pounds : 3100. 1300 pounds means new _ or ) Tepe hetter ~progucts-- Hots, denis Joven, postpone ree | This would. be about double the secret bonus and profit-sharing ar- of the western zone office’ of Alli5 aie Ameria outlay in 1929, the. high TR oa ] as a residential KOKOMO, Ind, May.1 (U. P).— - 10 ‘SWITCH PLANES rangement called the B fund in re- son's field service department of area, a variance ‘was necessary be- | ® onthe for 1950: Travel and Sta- Three - hutidred emplogees “Gf V.AANSVILLE; Ind, May ‘1 —The

mmo; Coo. 1100 ‘pounds ind more jobs. Cholt ew. During the 'past| Zoned original lly 0 far. 3 : as : ot, wy : pasts filed with the commission be- Los Angeles, begins work today in 8 tween 1934 and 1942." {his new position of Allison field fore construction could begin on the Wii the World, or’ Go to See ent Lh tc proposed high school - at Madison General Electric plant returned tc . ; Sd | 5 : | What's Left. . 3 Republic Aviation Corp. "plant: here , ending a strike ; , i will stibstitute production of P-47N’s/

600- 800 pounds 800-1000 pounds w. years, much “Lilly research has Part of Excess Profits . {service manager here and will be in ; le i » charge. of all field . — 8ye. ahd Pleasant Run piwy. | "The manner in which-thiese travel Work this morning In its 1941 and 1942 reports, which | W.-D.-Allison Co, 1135 Burdsali oop 0 ht into hopes- for world |that began Friday.- for that in July

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600- "800 Pounds iisnsennnsy effort — the making of blood plaser an adjacent moder. office] Stock E eT, Kreusser diof he P-47D Thunderbol t xchange the company and ’ 3 jway: European countries will Soon | {by B representative of the United ¥

800-1000 POUNAS +vvbeennns, Medium ma. influenza virus vaccine. quinax rdrochloride illin and T crine hydrochloride, penicill , Col. Robert Li. Finkenstaedt, its officers faded to ‘disclose ex- ctor of eve ide t ranted include! {need American loans to buy equip- | Electrical and Radio Machine OA ons. §ia ne {ment they require for reconstruc- Workers of America (C. I. 0.) fol-!

500- 900 pounds .... r- newest job of making a now the J commander. officer of mid-central istence of the profit-sharing fund, Allison division, those filed by Ray Unversaw,. 3045!’

Common §00- 900 “pounds vacciné to immunize against Japa- | ese Pha is (soopiny = district, air technical service com- he Sdiciment Sarge. General Motors “|W. 16th st, rear love-birds and|ton. Loans from us can only be lowed the firing of a 1t00l room yang, announced today. e indictment said approxirhateCARATS! ROR of Ages Baptist |1ePaid_in gold or in" ‘dollars, and Worker.

ness). ; ; : 9 ~ But before the-war-Lilly-research.. I Yili-wiso. produce a new 1.29 Min so agin) io had produced insulin, amytal, so- 2530 Columbia ave., conver- | {dollars can be ‘obtained abfoad only] reowling atong-with--the-longerrange. o>, F28 U0IEC OTS D1, WIE raat [rer I into church; W.K.| |by more loans, or by“our investing’ FORMER CITY "MAN “IP- ih s, he said. pany, otlier than the president, be Millholland, 6402 Winthrop ave., op- | 2broad, or by sales of goods to us.

diu amvtal, merthiolate, liver - Pa a Te r ! . 5 1 i Plant officials here said that since, “Wel an under . the products to treat ~anethias, and’ Y “B fund” bonus plan. Under tl ¢ sic jere. y working hours 1} 1 read P nder ihe many ‘biologicals were.improved for... machine shop; Edna Mitchell, | ioe She Rie Of Service like Tues MOVED 10 NEW ORK. cut from 55 hae a Ty plan, the bonus payment to eieh '1348 N+ Delaware st. conversion of "0 'TaVeIErs. R. R. Adam, vice president and : I

trea ing ipl 1 I, § I a designated officer was a percenta edu 0 20 po gC | residence into apar thnent building; | Need Equal T rade western division manager of Corn I ction in the 52 0 e mployees is

nus, cholera, gas-gangrene, typhoid en of.net profits of the company, in 6H. and others. | Abe Klezmer; Walnut and Locke sts., . Unless some kind of equality ifi Products Sales Co. moved to New "hey said that the new amphibi- {CSS Of $4, 552,783. operate retail Store; James Cottey; two- -way trade is-reached, then York today-after-10 years service in! : I

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W. C. Gage Corp., today. Before his as-! Choices. sociation with Al-| 500- 800 pounds lison in 1941, Mr. | 399.1000 pounds" > : Gage was general! 500- 800 pounds .... W. C. Gould manager of the 300.1000 pounds .... Roscoe Turner Aeronautical Corp., ois ~1000 pounds

and special agent.for the U. S. gov- Coo DONS. oi ernment. |

Calves (Steers) W. C. Gould, Allison field service Good and choice— 500 pounds down manager since July, 1941, begins his Medium— duties today .as sales manager of] 00 pounds dow |,

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x This excess approximated $11,- + 00 | g 5 he S 3 is estimated that more than 25 14107 Madiso ave. ,_install gasoline | | Americans will- again pease lendi g. Chicago, it has been an; need: lous air-sea rescue ship; the Seabee;

{is also scheduled to be built here 600.000 for 1941.and $9,600,000 for Lilly employees have; en present |. x: DePauw university, construc|a in 1928 and 1929, and if we do so, Mr. Adam’s association: with Corn Neder RPT CO eRe el 1942, according to the indictment. Jobe. "The Toture 2 SH) remaining tion of a house at 409 E: 43d st.;/apryptly, we may be blamed for Products began here in 1915. : | The indictment noted that an- | 0 be conquere tee

McQuay-Norris Manufacturing Co.,| another world-wide depression. ! . {other bonus pian was in existence cold, tuberculosis, cancer, heart dis- | 1717 Massachusetts ave, CODStrUC-| mw.o more dollars iis can | FCC _POSTPONES HEARINGS | LOCAL PRODUCE at the is time. ~under - which eases, diseases of old Age, ISPITA® 4ion of an additional building;-El-!) oo in other countries after‘the| WASHINGTON, May 1 (U. P..| Heavy Breed Bena $2,900,000 was distributed in the : tory diseases, high blood pressure, mer N. Greeman,. 1533 N. Olney st., war, the: more dollars those. parts '—The federal comminications com- {31c. nine-year period. This plan provided | -niitritional “disorders, diseases of | inclosed. porch, and Helen L. Rose-| , the] world will be able to spend mission has postponed from May 9 p Brotiers, Iyer Any FO eS ® for annual distribution of a fixed | glands and tropical diseases, 10 |p,o0x 2001 Hoyt ave, and Botner/,, Ameri¢an products or in paying to Sept.’ 5 its hearings to examine Old roosters, i5e. : peTeentasE of the net profits to mention only a few.’ The fleld °F Greenstein, 1417, Hamilton ave. |; .. ot and principal on American the location and operation of so:} Zeus Current I the _ president: and vice president. | medical Peseaieh js "wide open.’ |operate beauty shops one year, loans. loalled “clear channel” or *high-|3lc: grade A small, 6c; under It. was “publicly disclosed,” the]

oice— - Diesel unit of General Motors, Mr, 500 pounds down [email protected] » Arenic Stars THE ARMY Prenuially > iblet] Deny Seven The department BF colgiterce es- Power radio stations, eR 08: ‘| indictment said. Kreusser said. : | Mediimes i down LD 350F that industry will rush. to recon-| Denied were petitions filed by | timatd, ‘made by its bureau of fori : : - : : Dibaba vert, leave military production Emil C. Rassmann, Inc, build a eign and domestic commerce, holds | . , a . : n IGANTIC | stranded. But it carried its bland | a medical and dental building at|that if the national income of this WICE DAILY 3 & 8 assurance a little too far in one|34th and New Jersey sts; W. H. country is 150 billions a year. after NOTE = == case. | Spearing, 3049 Ruckle st. operate the war, and Americans spend the yes On the same day army headquar- | furniture repair shop; F. d Tucker same, proportion abroad that they remind . ters in Washington began the cut- | Ca., build a filling station at -33d spent in 1929, then foreign travel | EE BES > backs, without waiting for official | and Illincis sts.; Metropolitan Coal ‘will come to $1,250,000,000. | CLAYP OSL SA V-E day to be proclaimed, one large | | & Oil Co, Inc, 1101 E. 46th st., | If the regions share as they have | WASHINGTO | |

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ordnance district office sent a press construct sales and display room; ¥ the past, then Canada will re- ee to release to the papers saying: “We | Angel Stone, 2143 Broadway, operate | ceive about two-fifths of the Amer- ———— envision no reduction in basic pro-|an automobile repair shop; Jean-|icans’ expenditure; Europe and the “duction schedules.” Caught with a nette Doane, 3121 N. Pennsylvania Mediterranean a little,more, Mexico a % 4 ; 9 y - "* fait accompli, they rushed = ‘cor- ! st., conversion. of house, and Frank and Latin America nearly a fifth. Fy Nad : rection to the papers. E. Irish, 1233 Parker ave., conversion | But it is anticipated European : oy ; nn» of building. |counitries will not be in a position Aone A SURPRISING number of An extension of 30 days was given ta encourage American tourists for “LOST Montgomery Ward & Co. stock- | to “Raymond Rouse, 702 Fletcher at least two or three years after rh Jholders apparently object to Pres- ave, operator of a welding shop. peace is established. So Latin “ident Sewell L. ‘Avery's constant {He was ordered to move: after, this America probably will receive profeuding with government regu- | time, . { portionately more tourists than ever lations. . Postponed were petitions filed by before. Harry Tutewiler, - 3260 Sutherland ave. construciton of.-house; Jesse | Ciresi, 33th st. and Keystone ave, operate fruit market, and Federation of Evangelical Lutheran Churches of Greater Indianapolis, | construct church at 25th st. and Boulevard pl.

At the annual election, 1,848, 000 voles were cast for James G. Patton, New Deal friend and leftist president of the National | Farmers Union, who was put up for director. The management nominees defeated him with 3,700,000 votes each.

Meetings

Industrial Training “Evaluation of Industrial Trainting,” will bé the topic of Dr. O. L: Harvey, technical analyst at Wash-

ODDS AND "ENDS: “The salt mine! MEETING TO DISCUSS! ‘ington, D. C,, in charge of the techin Germany contained not only 100 NEW PRICE PROGRAM {nical and research section, when he

tons of gold loot but gold wedding! speaks. at the Industrial Training rings; spectacle frames, watchcases,| The new maximum average price association dinner meeting at the teeth filling, silverware, precious program will be discussed for man- Marott hotel tomorrow. Lou Moore, stones; pictures and prints. . , .|yfacturers of apparel and textiles | superintendent of Columbus Spes{' “The British Board of Trade has re- | at u meeting Thursday at 10 a. m.| [cialty Co., Columbus, Ind, and leased 300,000 pounds of silk, from|in the World War Memorial “bug Haro McCaffrey, training director “stockpiles not needed for parachutes | | ing. ad Crosley Corp., Richmond, Ind. any longer. ‘The silk will be made | 1. J. Burdt, head of the consumer {will serve on a panel to discuss Dr. into 200000 dresses to be sold! goods division of the regional OPA Harvey's talk. abroad, to get foreign currency. | office in Cleveland, will be present | Deeds written 2500 years ago, to explain the regulations and an- | Real Estate Merle E. Carver, formerly a field

on clay tablets resemble today's|swer questions. deeds, reports the Union Tile News, - director of the American Red Cross except that instead of containing and now. director of the boys’ de8 warranty clause, they featured a N. Y. Stocks partment of the Indianapolis ¥.M. “pitter, lusty curse threatening dis-| C.A, will speak at the noon meetaster on anyone attempting ‘to at- 3 Net |ing of the Indianapolis Real Estate tack the title!” . . , Norway has!anis.chal Bul. law Last bia aha | board, Thursday in the Washington ordered -materials-for 500 six-room Am. Can ....... 87'3 3 4h {hotel. He served in North Africa, houses to replace a bombed-out|Am Had & 86. Po : x wl Corsica and Italy. town, There “will be more!Am Roll Mill .. 19% - 18 ot “bumping” of passengers on west-|Am rs 203% “| Chemists bound airlines after V-E day, the Dr, J. L. Martin, Commercial Sol-

It 15 SPRING in Italy.

this cannot wait. Men must eat to live, and it is God’s will that life should go on.

From two mountaintops Allied and Nazi

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Far down in the val. with Tommy guns flushed- Nazi snipers from

the hedgerows, the Norman farmers, calm and - stubborn as the soil itself, tended their fields and performed the ancient ritual of farm chores.

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patient oxen plod imperturbably under the shells passing overhead, , turning the brown earth in a furrow. He is old “Whether he practices the simple agriculture

of the European countryman or the highly

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civil aeronautics. beard believes Airlines could fill two to three times the seats they have, « |

LIVING COSTS DECLINE

NEW YORK, May 1 (U. Living costs of wage earners and lower-salaried clerical workers de-| clined in March in dustrial cities, the national in- , dustrial conference board announced today,

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U.S. STATEMENT

WASHINGTON"“May 1 (U. P.).—Gov{ernment expenses and receipts for the current fiscal year through April 2, compared” with a year ago:

retirement when a man should sit in the sun with his pipe and glass of wine. But his sons and grandsons are gone from the village, swallowed up by the war. He

The season has come when the earth must be opened up for planting—for the begetting. of

life i in ‘war or peace.

mechanized methods of modern American farming, the farmer symbolizes the continuity. of

“2A International Harvester, knows wherever soil is tilled, serves the farmer in war or peace.

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"i Rl A 1LL ok LOCAL ISSUES FETA Kemagiols 3 Indi- Lockheed Arcft 22

another generation of crops. In war or peace,

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C. & W. Beveridge Co., {ave, Anderson, agent, John 4 {bers Sr, 1602 W. 14th st, Anderson; 500 [shares of $100 par value; "Clyde F. Whit[there B. Whittaker, John W, E | Chambers Sr., Dorothy M. Chambers. Amariean Loan pw 55 ? |' Tavel's Brown Jewelry Co., ‘Inc, Indierioan 2s 60 : tandpolis; dissolution. + 5 Bubref Fertilizer 1 -+++| American Industries, Inc, 14th st. and or | Wolf Elkhart; agent, Walter 0, saen E.. Jackson biyd,, Elkhart; esx | 1000 shares no par yalue; to manufacture sooo |wpod products; Wilbur J, Schult, Walter Sel eta, William J.’ Kerfin, Geo. PF. W. ; Hamilton Reaity Corp, ‘Indianapolis: + | dissolution Meyer's Bakery, Inc, Gary: amendment 10 Ehafer's Bakery, Ine. L i 1b Ine., E. Wa~ Indianapolis; agent, Theodors R, : Consolidated . bldg, Thaianap: : 1000 theres of $100 par value, Bue . x3 pai” © Sadie Heldenreich, Elizs-

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