Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 November 1945 — Page 1

Page PDF (9.28 MB)

Back to issue view

: “FORECAST: Fair and colder with temperatures

near freezing tonight; tomorrow fair and continued cold.

| SC

NEED TO SAVE ~~ JT§ MINERALS

Industrial Growth, Added to War Drain, May Menace Vital Reserves.

t NED BROOKS Stall Writer

w NGTON, Nov. 13.

eee] VOLUME NUMBER 212 RCA Products on Assembly Line

~JIs America still the treas-| S88

ure house of stored-up minerals? Or is it headed to-

ward ‘becoming a “have-not” | &

nation? ; The answer, says the U. 8.

Lack of Parts.

_Bael production sembles the chassis for a console

"IRADIO-RECORD SETS DUE FIRST

Delivery Date Delayed by;

. Combination radio - phonographs

paris’ made by other ‘manufactur

+ + » Edna Love, RCA worker, as-

‘|ans, much given to feuds, are

TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1945

Entered as Second Clams Matfer at Postoffice -Indianapolis 9, Ind. lssued daily except Sunday .

Jennings Reports Indiana’ Is 'Over Jobless Hump’

U.S., Britain Join in Study Of Palestine

WASHINGTON, Nov. 13 (U, P). <-President Truman announced today that the American government had “acceded” to a British suggestion for establishment of a joint Anglo-American committee of inquiry to examine the Palestine problem. At. the same time, the President made public a letter he sent to Prime Minister Clement Attlee on Aug. 31 asking admission of an additional 100,000 Jews into Palestine a suggestion which Attlee rejected. In this letter the President said the “main solution” of the Palestine problem and the relief of many Jewish refugees in Europe lay “in the quick evacuation of as many as possible of the - non-repatriable Jews, who wish it, to Palestine.”

COUNTY G.OP. LEADER SPLIT "ON JUDGESHIP

Faction Backing McNelis’ Appointment Opposed by Joseph Daniels.

By SHERLEY UNL °° Marion County Republic-

now at odds over a Democrat. The Democrat is John L. McNelis, whose reappointment by Governor Gates as judge of municipal court 3 Is in doubt. A state law requires that this bench be filled by a Democrat. In a nutshell, 11th District G. O. P. Chairman Joseph J. Daniels is

and Republican City Boss James L. Bradford want him to stay put. This mpkes for disharmony in the ranks. i Three attorneys are mentioned as candidates for the Municipal

BOWLES SAYS NO

Shivery Blasts Are Due Tonight

ALTHOUGH Indianapolis may not promise any outdoor ice for

ers of

*|inch_or ten 13-inch

British, Troops Expect 10[

Take Soerabaja Soon.

i Wre

i'l F 1 Hy

ck Vicim

= — lps o wn Oo Ld 2

3 g. . - «w

Eg. ; §

2 »

Ef i

{ i

i: 4 E Aad

gf:

make it impossible to fix a date

records. Per-} manent-point pick-up is standard |

YULETIDE CASH

_ Estimated $1,274,000; -

out Dec. 1.

hitio

reflects a national peak for the

FIND TOOLS USED |

Near Fur Store.

it § 8

F i

E : E ;

| |

js i Hy i :

WATS SAVERS

| Christmas Funds in Banks.

ings plan. Mailing time for the ~ checks is set at Nov, 30 at several : banks, Whilé other banks will mati] Praaford is still to be reckoned

Comparative figures to show how Daniels vadoubitedly bas the 1945 payment in Indianapolis ‘compares with other years were not available “today. It was thought, past

$85,000 BURGLARY |ropay in EUROPE . . . By Randolph Church

set Is Discovered on Roof] Finds ‘Neutral’ Ireland Gave

i i] Hi

ie. vier me sus son 7 OAR PRICE BOOST Oppose McNelis ———— Rejects N. A. M. A. Appeal For Increases.

i H E il

ed ¥ i 3

Ef id if

Hit Ii

¢ | {

iu 1% ii y $83 3

i i Ed

»E i

-f

ei BQ 1a

les said. Previously, Vice President Walter [P. Reuther of the C. I. O. Auto-

as a potent political power. greater in the past, Mr. Bradford Ostrom have been closer

the year.to take up private Jaw

volume * practice in New York City. x ne

Juroster greater profit.

Kind Treatment to Allies

LONDON, Nov. 13 —8Small countries which wish to

The President said the British ~

WASHINGTON, Nov. 13 (1, p..|X&

today to lend his weight to_con- :| gressional proposals for unification

CIVILIZATION iS IN PERIL ATTLEE SAYS

Prime Minister Discusses, Atom Bomb in Speech To Congress.

By MERRIMAN SMITH United Press Stall

Correspondent WASHINGTON, Nov. 13. — Prime Minister Clement Attlee told congress today that civilization can survive the atomic bomb, only if the

nations accept the Christian principle of man's brotherhood. The new Socialist leader of the

“The greatest task that faces us today,” he said, “is to bring home

Ei Esl hihi rath

<¥ vis 28 is 8

bs on pri

Eisenhower's’ Views Seen Influencing Action. By RUEL 5. MOORE United Press Stall

Correspondent ‘WASHINGTON, Nov. 13. — Gen. Dwight D. ‘Eisenhower arrived here

of the armed forces and peacetime

Aden.

ied-on his recent return from Wash-

| IN STALEMATE".

DALE MAY. RON Wx Te aR

Russian Army Is Pulling Out Of Manchuria

CHUNGKING, Nov. 18 (U. P.).— Military sources reported, today that, Soviet forces had begun & mass! withdrawal from Manchuria. ‘ ‘Meanwhile, Chinese . manned American transport planes were! ready to begin flying in central government troops at a rate of 1500 a day. Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek appeared to have stolen a march on the Chinese Communists by arranging the aerial transport of his occupation forces into Manchuria, coincident with the reported Russian withdrawal. Informed quarters said 30 big VU. 8. transport planes, with complete Chinese crews, were ready to fy government troops from Peiping t0| ye midway between Harbin and Muk-

USES REVEALS HIRING PASSES LAYOFF Fi

932 More Persons Get Jobs

Than Are Discharged In October Period.

“Indiana is definitely the unemployment hun State U. 8S. E. 8. D John K. Jennings announec today

In the industrial

Lt. Gen. Albert. Wedemeyer hint-

(Continued on Page 3-—Column 8)

UNION AND FORD

Settlement Efforts Fail as in Homir industrialists will . - Both Reject Offers.

shore From "Hell Ship’

“(Fourth of a Series) By GEORGE WELLER Times Foreign Correspondent Battered by Yank planes, the Jap hell ship Oroyku Maru her three airless, stinking holds jammed with-some-1600- American

Move to Delay Study of Bi Is Defeated:

— WASHINGTON, Nov. 13 (U. ~The house military affairs

- wf

o af fof

|EVIDENCE IN CASE CLEARS CAB DRIVE