Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 November 1945 — Page 30

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: Paying Unequal Taxes

= Staffs such as the one now being gathered from miany

countries to conduct the ~ @ftairs of Picao (the provisional infernational civil aviation organizaJ ov in the past have confrunted wo problems; one, either they paid taxes to their . countries, varying

of line. second, they ran Bhadeon argument. that no one : exempted entirely and that each should share the cost of §s government. The argument has emphasized in Washington. = Picao, as such, has no authority to levy taxes, but each new staff : member, or employee, signs an agreement to “contribute” varying

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PRICE CEILINGS FIXED ON CARS

Bowles to Release Figures In Few Days.’

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2 (U.P) You're going to know within three or four days how much that new car will cost. Chances are the retail prices will be higher than most people have expected. . Price Chiet Chester Bowles ane nounced “last night that the new car ceilings have been fixed but said they would not be made public for another three or four days. Manufacturers can publish their selling prices a day earlier if they: wish. Was Optimistio He gave no hint of how specific prices would rum, but other OPA sources said they probably would be “considerably ‘ higher” than was

Bowles said two months ago that new cars would cost “slightly more” than 1942 prices. When OPA received manufacturer's costs, however, it became apparent that Bowles was a bit optimistic. Meanwhile, it was revealed that the OPA and auto dealers have been battling over how much of the higher costs would have to be absorbed by the dealers, No Exceptions OPA’s policy throughout industry has been to require retailers to absorb a large part of the production cost boosts. Bowles emphasized that he will make no exception for car dealers.

“unfair’—as they have charffed— he would be glad to buy the distribution agency from one of the disgruntled dealers and “get in that business myself.” The commerce department's

|bureau of foreign and domestic|l®

commerce estimated that the industry will build 3,500,000 cars in 1948,

[3500.90 in 1947, and 00000 " pi 1048.

SCAAP MATERIAL SALE IS MONDAY

able for napestion at the staté| fairgrounds will be received until Monday, the date of sale, Col David R. commanding officer of the Middletown air technical service command, said today. Property inciuded consists of corrugated boxes, wax paper and

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ld steady to weak. GOOD TO CHOICE HOGS (5000)

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LOCAL ISSUES

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own advertising agency with offices

MONTREAL, Canada, Nov. 2.—The United Nations ar transport meeting here has, provided one positive sugfor administering an international civil service, should sich a thing ever be created, in the form of a plan to collect i #eontributions” from its permanent employees in place of ? the unequal income taxes they otherwise would have paid.

starts next Monday, involves over

‘He said that if dealers think he is|na

Bid on scrap material now avail |

two children and resides at [ Et A THE advertising account of the All-Metal Highway Products, Inc, of Ligonier, Ind, has been placed with: the Geo. 8. Diener Co. The company manufactures culvert pipe land will use trade papers and direct mail ¥ ”

OPENS OWN nl

Fred Ww. Lahr Lahr Located In Board of Trade Bldg.

Fred W. Lahr has opened his

in the Board of Trade building. Mr. Lahr, recently released from | the navy after three years of service, was advertising director of the Indiana Lumbermen’s Mutual Insurance Co. for 10 years, He was president of the

Cal.

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iP consumer advertising accounts. » ~ -

AGENCY. HERE| |

L. Flake is chief dispatcher.

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sti 37 MILLION RYLONS

A MONTH POSSIBLE

WILMINGTON, Del, Nov. 3 (U.

fn the navy, he|P).—Hoslery makers are now bes -was president of [ing supplied with enough nylon the Mutual Insurance Ad-Sales|y arn to produce at least 32,000,000 Conference held at Los Angeles, pairs of stockings a month.

pe new agency will specialize}, "o0'n + 4. Pont de Nemours handling insurance & Ca, revealed this today.

“He also told a group of reporters,

conclud a 32-day survey of ine WHAT is probably the Jargest prion ho vd that his comspot radio campaign ever pu “|pany was ec expansion hind an automotive product is be- Pa ang tor ron expenditure

ing: placed. by Keeling & Co. In-},s 6300000,000 over a three-year disnapolis advertising agency, for|.sq and a good share of this, the Casite Corp. of Hastings, Mich. he added, will go into nylon pro-

This eight-week program, which 400 stations, located in 301 market

the business locally. » . ” RICHARD C. CARPENTER, formerly lieutenant colonel in the U.

8. army, his joined the art staff|~onpined loans of the Geo. 8. Diener Co. Mr. Car-l,s mederal Reserve “member | Net penter, a graduate of West Point, | anys in 101 leading cities declined

duction because of anticipated broader uses for this produet. Furthermore,

Carpenter ing centers all over the counWy.\ine price for nylon yarns is now. Stations WFBM and WIBO CAITY {25 per cent under that charged

PIGPNE 5 Bie D-Dup Mevihes $68,000,000 during the week ended

tising by Jack T. Miller, advertising manager of L. S. Ayres & Co, will be the feature next Thursday at the Butler university advertising practice course sponsored by the Ad club. ; 3s ‘. ® , AVORE F. RHOADS has joined the public relations department of P. R. Mallory & Co. Inc. Mr. Rhoads has just returned to Indianapolis after four years in the

vy. Following his participation in the North African invasion, he was executive officer of the Navy bomb

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U.S. Steel Opens ‘Coal Mine in Sky’

GARY, W. Va, Nov. 2 (U. P). -U. 8. Steel Corp.'s new “mine in the sky” was yielding coal from a rich nine-foot thick seams high on Elkhorn Mountain today, The mine was opened yesterday by U. 8. Coal & Coke Co., U. 8. Steel subsidiary. It is 2200 feet above sea level, and an inclined railway 1000 feet long built on a 50 per cent grade, is used to haul coal to railway cars at the bottom of the Mountain. -U. 8. Steel said the new mine, expected to produce 1200 tons a -day, was an important step forward in its reconversion program.

U. S. STATEMENT

all segments of the building field] ren hotel.

COFFEE DRINKERS Se pene | pi TO PAY MORE FOR IT jeu a” rorsiiives tf Gepuiment.

ica are demanding bonusés over|Weeks ago. : chemical,

U. 8. ceilings on imports, because “If congress detides to consider biotic plants in various cities.

2 Lilly Chemists - Two chemists from EU Lilly & = | co. will discuss “Germany from _| V-E Day to V-J' Day® st the ° huncheon meeting of the Badianh ;

Dr, Leighty Dr. Kleiderer “ formation of a construction in-| section 6f the American Chemie dustry advisory committee to weld| cal society Tuesday in the Ware

They are Dr. John Leighty, bio department, and Dr. B. organic chemical

nearly 100 building trade and pro-| The two men were NEW YORK, Nov, 3 (U. P).~|fessiohal associations that his office] of the pharmaceutical commis. no intentions of asking con-| sion sent to investigate German for price-fixing over homes.| industry after V-E day. Dr. Kleidwas the first public admission| erer spent much time at plants OPA Administrator Chester Brg Farben, the great dye

Lomb vated & number of biochemical

they can sell abroad at better prices, Such Meniation providing simple,

countries have already bought 1,- support,” Mr. Snyder said, \ “Tt is

; machinery that will the article pointed out. " NEW FIRMS AND hin. Cia ns Bape Sint re tn ert ex | NOG FERC Be

000,000 bags at & cent or WO OVer{ ur present intention, however,

With coffee getting hard to find | ineq appliances, radios

a ——— 300 block DeVon & SEES SUGAR SCARCITY into construction. “B” st, Ew

|OUSAI Will Temain a f i» SV oy Duchess Shade Co.

cent the air express com-|Meridian st., on

pected “before: 1948,” Luis Mendoza, | ments of cut flowers, fruits, seafood | Tayler 1606 &. noted

Ask Throngs in Desir Showrooms

On October 26 the new Fords for 1046 went on display in dealer showrooms the country over. In city after city, town after town, dealers report- % ed that the crowds who came to view these fine Por ~ new automobiles equalled those who greeted the + introduction of the Ford Model “A” back in 1927 —when total showroom attendance passed the 10,000,000 mark.

The opening day throngs were matched by ¢ Saturday and later. And their unanimous. The words most “frequently heard have been “The greatest Ford ‘ever built.” They backed up their acclaim with orders—326,840 on “V8 Day”—October 26 and Saturday, October 27.

tions most often wed ¥

think!” And here’s why—Ford, first with assembly line production of post-war cars, first to stock dealers for a nationwide display, is first in quan-

think the answer to this is found in Ford's unvarying policy through more than 40 years of operation: Alwaysthe highest quality at the lowest

To those who have not yet seen the new Fords:

‘All our dealers have them on display. Please

This advertisement is published to record the ~*~ make it a point to see if you, too, don’t agree that “deep gratification of the entire Ford Organization

‘these are the “Greatest Fords ever built.”

and White and Myra R, White, 6641 Broadway. Cleaners, ed, Northwetterh

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SS —————————— ldman & a 7528 - NEW. YORK, Nov. 3 (U. P)~—| AIR EXPRESS RATES CUT [shee metal shop Wm P. 3 Wildman Jr.

throughout the world for at least|Eastern Air Lines has reduced by |, Duchess Shade Co. sin, Cu yt nor can

northbound Henry Taylor, 1404 E. Ohio st. and pressing. Henry ad and

ument Cife Cuban sugar trade authority,jand unprocessed vegetables, it was emt Lum i ez ns

“How soon can 1 gt my ov Fond?” iw — siicerely, believe the answer is: “Sooner than you =

tity Fy godectie=L0 units a day reached last «es 2,000 a day in prospect within 30 days.

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