Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 August 1945 — Page 22

Gees T ki iin hn _ THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES ___ ~~ WEDNESDAY, AUG. 2, 1945 Secret's Out: DDT Routed La Follette and Wilson Rebel Over Anti-New Deal Stand |ONETIME CAPTIVE Stout Field Bugs Long Ago 4 . 4 By SHERLEY UHL ° | But Mr. Wilson's castigation hit!ing power is assured in the recon- js fhe best Ee OF JAPS T0 SPEAK

| “The Indiana’ G. O. P. today them like*a cold dash of water in version era, the nation’s entire mar- « the face, ‘The seventh district rep- keting structure may collapse. must be preserved.” The Rev. John Batté of Pasas DDT, the army's near miraculous insecticide which recently emerged 3 resentative had campaigned . for| “people won't buy your refrig- roan dena, Cal, who spent six months hd " iba ti i itation ' midst by two of its own members. “ : | . sl » i ER : I" Warnings were sounded by Reve. Deut pinttorme (ort an tomo i mena | VINEE GETS GERMAN in o sun imternment cum, wit uece 0 )! ’ Les ° iY ol ; 1 : 3 , : . feel confident of a weekly income : The harmless looking crystalline powder was issued to the installa- | rE | Charles La Follette and Earl Wilson! “A lot of baits and lures have until their placement in peacetime AUTOMATIC PISTOL | dress the 20th annual assembly of tion more than a year ago for experiment. Through regular use of DDT, | lat a political ‘parley last night, been tossed out here today,” Rep. jobs,” he said. A P-3¢ German automatic pis-|the Indianapolis District of the sanitation officers now have virtually banished insects from the field. | : Wilson began, “But°I don't agree! LaFollette declared the huge na- tol, holster and clip were taken Church of the Nazarene at 7:30 to- — Cel + last night from .a display window night in the Roberts Park Meth-

pinem—— 3 a” ¢ AE 4 | picketed by the Marion County it : | | with a damn one of them, The! . vi : | Women's Political Action commit- jest of this is off-the-record.” tonal debi, must be paid oft from in the Dorn drug store, 572 Mas-|0dist church. incomes. The Rev. Mr. Batte is a mise

Flies, mosquitoes and other air-|=— | borne pests have been permanently! [Long strips of muslin-soaked In| ) | tee. Tt ( : sachusetts ave, Then, in so many words and | He complimented Governor Gates The thief threw a brick in the sionary on leave from China.

grounded by DDT sprays Impro-'DDT are hung in, mess halls to| on a previous address indorsing the thel The highpoint of the Nazarene

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vised at the base. A regular sched- | catch any flying pest that may have Ei § : § Reps. LaFollette and Wilson told what words) he commanded Hoo-! ule of DDT application has been: gotten past the outer trap. A pow- E { their Republican colleagues to drop sier Republicans to “get on the : : show window and removed | . set up, with barracks and pest der form of the chemical is dusted = ; | their “let's go back to the old days”! beam” and adopt a progressive | 0 ed Nauons Charter , |gun, the latest in German pistols, convention is expected tomorrow breeding spots getting the once- around supply closets to kill off wand 0 j ne 5 0 es of | POlCY: | Previous to the LaFollette-Wilson Leo A. Dorn, owner of the store, | morning when the Rev. Gene Philover every three months. | roaches And such. | tune, ot Sues ihe A | After listening all day to demands uprising, Rep. Halleck had said: | hag offered a $100 reward for the lips, district superintendent, will The “control tower” of the pest! The sanitation squad has per- Singing their swan song. Rep. WI-/i,a¢ federal controls be returned to| We must cut the tax load; must return of the weapon. | give the report of the district and eradication squad is in the office fected a decontaminating appa- son's remarks, were off the record.) state, Rep. LaFollette ex- remove government restrictions and| district officers will be elected. At

" . g In effect, they ufged state com- . : | limitations, Business investors must NAILS REMOVE the openi busin 8 t 9 t. Eugene H. Trubnick, base ratus which sprays garbage disposal . claimed: S. SS SLU 8 ‘he opening Siness session a of Cap . Drays:s p | {mittee members to replace their, |be alloyed to make profits. VANDALS REMOVE la. m. this morning at Roberts Park,

i of the areas and water spots - - ; \ ” "gum ; I mae multi- 0 — nid Spots. waere In a = | criticism of the New Deal with a| You ah Ryo a trend. wei “Don't kill the goose that laid] LOCKS OF AQUEDUCT | ceiegates were seated. The 108 : | Lt. Gen. Levin H. Campbell Jr. |constructive program better and cant live In seclusion in a country... oolden egg.” An Indianapolis Water Co. offi- | pastors of the district give their

tacks showing which build-| There are very few drawbacks to! ; | : lw - : ig been treated and the onN the use of the. DDT, according tol above, chief of army ordnance, more attractive than the New Deal Where vast segments of the popu State Chairman William E. Jen- cial told police today that vandals reports tonight. ner declared that “veterans want had been removing locks on the | Dr, Howard J. Baumgartel, execu=

that are due for another appli- Capt. Trubnick. MBs chief negative I assistant to Reconversion Chief | The two-man revolt against the lation re Sduseling Vide} ondh cation | quality is that it kills off useful in. John W. Snyder in the nation's ef- bitter “anti-New Deal” tenor of| "| jobs, but they are not going to ac-|water company's aqueduct, Burdsal|tive secretary of the Indianapolis

Garbisze Sprayed sects as well as the pests. fort to speed industry's return to |vesterday's conference came after; ENJOY." wee CODY the New Deal theory which blvd, at the canal. [Church federation, extended a wel« , ' There are a few insects who are civilian production. Gen. Camp- other Republican representatives He said : states can't afford 10 was advanced in the not too dis- | He said that the locks had been come to the visiting pastors last Experiments in treating planes impervious to DDT, but the num- Dell was assigned by Chief of Staff had completed speeches critical of function independently of each | tant past, and it is cheaper to keep replaced not long ago by the com-|night and Dr. H. V. Moller of with + the chemical also Me 1 er is small Dogs and cats aren't, O¢n. George Marshall at Mr, {the Democratic social security other any more than nations of the | people in the army than it is to pany and that the vandals had re- Brooktondale, N. Y., spoke on “The progress at the field. Planes which "0 except in huge quan-| SPyder's “urgent request.” jprogram, jworld can. \ create an agency to care for them moved the new locks and substi-|Spiritual Glow, the Saving Force.” daily zoom into the field from for- tities. The only human casualties | — —————| Hoosier Republicans were sitting] Rep. LaFollette accused “Northarn|when they are out. . .* Let's bring tuted others, [The auditorium was filled, eign bases get a thorough Spraying dite are novice chemists whol MIDVALE WORKERS STRIKE back digesting a sumptuous dinner Republicans” of “feeding the feudal|them home to a nation that has ea—— sz etm ——————— to kill off bugs and avoid insect- have choked trying to pronounce) PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 22 (U, P.). of steak and mushrooms, when Rep. | theories and race hatreds of South- been returned to that great Ameri- FALL KILLS FARMER TRUMAN TO SEE PRESS borne epidemics. : its right name y dichloro-diphenyl- | —APPIoXimately 4500 Midvale Co LaFollette was called upon. G. O. ern Democrats.” |can system of individual initiative. MT. VERNON, Ind, Aug. 22 (U.| WASHINGTON, Aug. 22 (U, P), The DDT hasn't become routine trichlorethane y °° |steel plant employees were on strike P.- chieftains half-expected to get| LaFollette strongly advocated and private enterprise.” P.)—Le Roy McKinnies, 58, Posey ~The White House announced toe plane spraying equipment, however, e A {today in protest of payment for only raked over the coals by LaFollette, | passage of the $25 for 26 weeks’ un- Governor Gates urged the con- county farmer, was injured fatally | day that President Truman will because of the length of time re-| BUTLER CORPS MEET {one of last week's Lwo-day victory the party's = red-headed liberal employment compensation law. He gressmen to take the party lead, in a fall from a load of hay late hold a press conference at 3 p. m, quired for the chemical to achieve The drum majoretie- corps an holidays. { “firebrand.” warned that unless adequate buy-‘asserting that “good government yesterday. Indianapolis time, tomorrow. its work. : y _ x Buildings at Stout field are DDT- color guard of the Butler university ized inside and out. A spray simi- band will hold their first meeting lar to a paint gun shoots a liquid fbr the fall semester at 7 p. m. tomixture on the outside of barracks, morrow in the new band area of] mess halls and office buildings. Any the field house, Robert J. Shultz, | pest which lights on the sprayed director, said today, New students] surface absorbs the poison and dies as well as former members may at- | in about four hours. tend. . {

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