Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 August 1945 — Page 5
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A For essentiol travel fo oi told he Sones ye Dire system within the next two months Protest first time since Pearl Harbor, For 1942 Model Wie will force thé nation's storeates snow has 1,000, to give credit for overseas service. rotest. MacKay Radio and Telegraph Co. or odaeis. eepers to pay the cost of encourPHILADELPHIA the Pacific. : The navy announcement that it y d 4 Telegrap : aging civilian production. Edwards spline tha the Japa. planned: to shave . its present (Continued From Page One) A iiamiant said ie (Continued From Page One) Bowles made it clear that auto nese surrender had change e : t Jet 4 BOSTON types of units needed in the Srsngth of 338000 J wa Yo 50.00 has any desire to perpetuate their| army of occupation will operate |tration's new price formula for cars| grein rere ang De a N. Y Pacific. = b Se t 1 1946 marked a sub- jobs,” said the director. “And we're| the Tokyo end of the circuit {made during the .reconversion pe- brite increases—or be. r a EW YORK When the invasion of Japan Was| tang cos fro previously an. [Dt assuming any responsibilities| which will be temporarily limited |riod. | lower prices—accordin Toquireg Wo) 4 i being planned, he said, the army not expressly granted us by law.”| to messages from prisoners of | The formula was announced last | gly as they a ’ ’ nounced plans to discharge 1,500,- po | increased or decreased the cost of! on LOS ANGELES dispatched service units. Now, the|ooo to 2,500,000 men in the same| He added that there was stll| war, the military, and government [night by OPA Chief Chester Bowles. | oir models, Col . need is for combat units instead, period ' some doubt as to Whether the! and press. It provides for auto makers to comCa . Rushville board had officially quit. pute their own price ceilings on the | he explained. The new reduction would total LINCOLN 2596 On next July 1, Edwards pre-|,gsg 000 men in a year’s time. He said he had received a letter, basis of their 1941 cost of produc-| VICTORY OVER HATRED (WO! >
follows: 830,000 in the Pacific,
diers under arms in her homeland.
[| dicted, army strength will be as 370,000 troops in Europe; 115,000 in
in the number of men it would discharge during the next year and said "it hoped to modify its point
Secretary of the Navy James V. Forrestal said the navy “hopes to modify its point system within the
HOOSIERS RAP DRAFT CALLS
Board at Rushville Quits in
mailed after the resignation notice, indicating the board was willing to carry ‘on its duties as
"''HE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES
Telegraph Ban From Tokyo Ends
NEW YORK, Aug. 28 (U. P.).— Direct radio-telegraph communi-
cation between Tokyo and the U, 8. will be reopened today for the
COMPOSITE AIRFORGE
LITTLE CHANGE
Range to Be About Same as
tion plus waritme increases in labor {and .material costs plus “a normal] peacetime margin of profit.”
IN CAR PRICES
prices -and have sellers ghsorb the extra costs where possible ‘is the OPA’s general policy for all recon= version items, approved by the office of economic stabilization. Last night. a group of retailers, comprising the OPA’s retail reconpricing committee, denounced this system as a “squeeze”
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ROME, Aug. 28 (U. P.). — Pope | { Pius II believes that statesmen now |
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Alaska, the Caribbean and other |next two months. usual. The profit may be either the
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A |from the generals and must devote, States. The troops in this coun- three board members, A. T. Cole-| WASHINGTON, Aug. 28 (U. P).|or one-half the auto industry's fon Lhe 86 winning victory over|[i 4 THESE HOME J. try, he said, will include a “strategic man, chairman; Carl ‘G. Diekman,|—The war department said today average for that period, Whichever war-engendered hatred or the| PLAN BOOKS striking” reserve of 200,000; 485,000 and W. E. Hi said: " that some elements of the former is higher. principle of might makes right. ; . 3 operational personnel and 500,000 Since the fighting war 1s overig., ou, 19th and 15th airforces Figure Own Ceilings The Pope's views were stated to!) ti ersonnel and there remains but the job for REDUCE Ton-Operslung p : the army of occupation which can|Were assigned to the 9th airforce : Manufacturers were given theja group of Aferican congressmen, 7) dg ag ae 4 4 p Reductions to Slow Up be done b: {formula Jast week in Detroit and headed by Rep. Louis C. Rabout (D. Aes SAVING y troops already trained|which became the occupational “a Edwards explained that the July or those now in the process of train- [airforce of Europe. {2s now opine op oy owe o3- | Mich), who visited him yesterday. | [1 date was selected simply because ing, and since there is vital need in| Nothing was available about theo ' dual ceilings sai en op toemnprenen : LOSE POUNDS it is the end of the fiscal year. He f f il B civilian work for every man in Rush size of ng occupational task. Prior| {they are ready they must be sub- TRUMAN PLANS INTERVIEW ’ said July 1 was “the most advanced Platform for 1946 Will Be county, we, the members of Rush | mitted to the OPA for approval. WASHINGTON, dug. 13 WP, and INCHES iw i : y, we, ; to the defeat of Japan, however," yi.. president Walter Reuther of| President Truman will hold a news : date for which we can ng gad Discussed. county's selective service board No. 1|announcement was made that 80! the Tiict Automotile el conference at 9 a. m. (Indianapolis | the lowes | GET THAT [re 23004000 Wiel Yas he ows do not ig he induction of Any per cent of the European combat | bom ptly jumped on Bowles for the time) Thursday, the White House NEW S id A Pu 1a Hoosier Republicans will start |more men : e arm orces. strength would be redeployed ‘car pricing policy, contending that announced today. |by tha er. priming their big guns for the 1946 Boonville Board Protests the Pacific. by lettin fact leul = The army will continue to reduce campaign at three regional parleys| The Boonville draft board, in a| Gen. Joseph T. McNarney, rore| 1, ng an Hes cae cu ste SLENDER |after next July 1, but Provan Top Sept. 10, 12 and 14. letter sent to state headquarters mer commander of the Mediter-| ites pressure for prices S0 LOOK at “the extremely high rate” be-| gne schedule on these first cam-| sug. 20, asserted that “due to the ranean theater, said at a press con-| which OPA will find hard t6 resist.” * tween now and Hen od i paign organization sessions is: First,| capitulation of Japan, we are of [ference here June 28 that two heavy| Bowles did not guarantee that T BY. positiv ovei It It = bossisle; De Bd, bo &- second, third and fourth districts at|the unanimous opinion that the bomber groups and one fighter the new prices would represent no!| Exclusive of Ear Pi alos Live Driven jer e the ys 8Y1 Lake Manitou, Sept. 10; fifth, sixth,| warrick county draft board No. 1 8roup from the 12th and 15th air| advance over 1942 ,car prices but! ¢0 A ece Nnumeni oss 1 {10th and 11th districts at the Sev-|wi]] refuse to draft any more men |forces would remain in Europe. said it seemed “most unlikely” that Wester Elecrrre ie most il He sald all national guard units, joe) here, on. Sept. 12; eighth|yuntil congress deals with this prob- |Ihese units would be composed of | they ould. wn effective hip and |iare expected to be completely de- and ninth districts at French Lick|jem wisely 5000 men. He said if application of the OPA Hears spot reducing ma- {| mobilized by next July 1. on Sept. 14 “We do not think those in the SEE formula to manufacturers entitled “J nes. | . 14. : - | To Relieve Soldiers District and county chairmen and|ig to 20-year age group are suit- them to increased ceiling prices “of Aids YOU MAY “Men, drafted since V-E day, are |yjce chairmen, finance chairmen and [able for the occupation job. That U, S, LOOSENS TIES course they will be granted.” . ‘being trained and eventually Williyoung' Republican officials will at-|job should be assigned to more ma- “Squeeze” on Dealer? 3 LOSE 11%: Pounds ||relieve higher point soldiers. tend the conclaves. G. O. P. State|ture men and volunteers.” “ws ) ’: | 4 and The army's pilot training program | Chairman William E. Jenner and| The board also expressed belief 2 tn Shaun Jo Yous h Boi ’ a will continue on a “reduced and re- il ak at all € lyn stricted basis,” he said. ne Fi iin rogs- A oi a Indiana poultry raisers and dress | S1oUld be genersl price increases Made by the makers of the | Committee members displayed tration and finance representatives|seas to replace those now stationed [ers were free to sell their produce|.., °F manufacturers,” Bowles || Bel Telephone. ..Sece us today of our short courses |i trong sentiment for trying to ! o said, “the next move would be to about this wide- efficient, 8 ! 0 ying will participate in round- table dis-|in conquered countries. It Was|to civilians today. 5 , Tang as one patron did. | meet the army's post-war man- |sussions. hed By «ll tinve members. The y- : see whether dealers could ‘rea- comfortable hearing help, L ® " | power needs through voluntary re- ; 17 ned is R. Earl Kelly . Secretary of Agriculture Clinton |sonably’ be expected to absorb the A di h ¢ of | d 10a Ba} pony ng. No Er I taciied at all : o [7 Aiersen Yeelstiay olered | ew ld Fo assed on 1 x Fenn gi ye ht : i | At the same time there were ‘ ent control - ould not be passed on | : ut ‘ Summer Time Is these other developments on the | meetings will be that of formulating ‘SOLOMON OF RENO’ fn SY jhe po to the consumer.’ LI. 5098 eaducing 1iume | military manpower front: an aggressive 1946 platform, G. O. TAKES 12TH BRIDE [time the arms Psy Jal The policy of allowing manufac-| PHONE OR MAIL THIS (T) . |" 1. Chairman James M. Mead (D |P. spokesmen say. (greater part of soultrs com Indi. | urers ®add increased costs to their | COUPON FOR INFORMATION BLADE AT ANY PRICE! The Tarr System IN. Y). of the senate war investi-| While much of the current Re-| RENO, Nev, Aug. 28 (U. P).— go 0 o"1g other states. | {gating committee demanded that publican talk concerning possible|arthur Adelard (French) DuPont, Most: poultry for civilian cons IE IME “pvran sens tessenenranrrans ¢ . 511 Roosevelt Bldg. (the army announce without delay vote issues is ultra-conservative, as| Reno's marrying barber, today sumption was reported to go i} ADDRESS ............ veeeas or . - {its plans for lowering its point {it has been in the past 13 years, a planned to marry his 12th wife at : : City ......... STATE Ri-1184 | scare and automatic discharge age. |few liberal overtones are becoming his dude ranch — “Honeymoon fou Diack marke: shautels if : | 844.cONSGLIOATED RAZOR BLADE co. 1n0) 2. The navy announced a boost detectable. Lodge.” Agricul re depart + offici —~| One of the first of these was| DuPont, known as the “Solomon| ASTEUIMe COPErment omicials {al Mail Boxes \ |soun ded last week in Indianapolis,|of Nevada” yesterday was granted predicted that civilian poultry sup- Me Ty +01 ‘vevaca,” Vy lies would revert to normal al (city) { wnen Rep. Earl Wilson of the ninth|gq divorce from Wife No. 11 and rs. almost Electric Soldering MOVIE EDITORS
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time, Sr Another problem concerns the choice of a possible successor to Senator Raymond Willis. Mr. Jenner has the inside track, but Rep. Charles Halleck of Rensselaer may go to the post too.
WPB EASES CURBS ON LEATHER ARTICLES
WASHINGTON, Aug.28 (U.P.).— The war production board has
art of synthetics, the Dayton lifted manufacturing restrictions Thorotred tires deliver extra on riding boots, hiking shoes, leather mileage even on today’s war- house slippers and platform weary cars. “wedgles.”
WPB revoked 12 style regulations that affected use of leather in civilian shoes. The revocations were made possible by drastic miliitary cutbacks in leather and shoes. The only remaining ‘shoe and leather restrictions are those affecting production on a base-period
and minimum sole specifications.
price administration,
guota according to price ranges and those covering sales and deliveries
Shoe rationing, under the office of remains in
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commission today announced adop-
They said that the armed forces will be able to fill their entire needs
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effect, however, employees: . Tokyo” but "Along the Route FROM Tokyo,” the : : What can we do to get our boys and girls in Pacific Islands and Asia? ¥ naga. 33 8 - uniform back to that home "south forty,” or city What part are we ready to play in converting SEE i E ; : block, as quickly and comfortably as possible? the West and Southwest to a solid peacetime basis? 4 HHA 3 33% " ¥ How can we most efficiently handle the still Santa Fe, with its increased facilities and b : oe tremendous flow of material westward, needed improvements, is ready to do its part in carry. i ite for the building and consolidation of America’s ing out these responsibilities. LA ded ; & . . ogee 13 Santa Fe improvements and increased facilities
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At this time of heartfelt rejoicing of a Nation freed finally from War, these are the questions uppermost in the minds of Santa Fe's 74,000
Greatly increased yards—More than doubl can get in and out in less time.
at many points. More trains
on the same e possible by
Ready in War—Ready for Peace
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centralized traffic control at key points, which avoids trains being] held
on sidings.
More Power—in the form of the world’s largest fleet of 5400-horse-power freight Diesel locomotives.
New Passenger Cars—Santa Fe now has on order a substantial number
rotective bases in the Pacific.
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Res onsibility of Victory
How can we best handle the two-way traffic still at peak levels, not only "Along the Route TO
of new sleeping cars, new chair cars and new lunch couanter-dining cars.
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New Topock bridge over the Colos rado River is speeding up traffic to and from our west coast.