Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 November 1945 — Page 18

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RFC TRANSPORTS

WALNUT RIDGE, Ark; Nov. 16 (U. P.)~The Reconstruction Finance Corp. has already sold or leased more than 300 army and navy transport planes to commercial airlines and hundreds more ire beavailable, RFC representatives at this surplus airplane depot revealed today. Scores of transports, C-bd's, 45's, 46's and C-47's were lined up here,

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activities of the firm's automotive,

{has held his present position since

Metal Society | “Selection of Steel for Automo-|Geod

E. F. Tomlinson ,.., During the early war years he was engaged in

aviation and government sales division. He also has had experience in sales and merchandising, and

1943.

Sales Executives “After Conversion, What's Ahead in Sales Management?” will be the

ing, when he addresses the Indian-

ner meeting Monday in the Lincoln hotel.

Chemists Harmon E. Cory, International Metal Polish Co., will discuss “Chinchilla Rabbits” meeting of the Indiana section of the American Chemical society Tuesday in the Warren hotel.

tive Parts” will be the subject of A. L. Boegehold, General Motors research laboratory, when he ad-

Indianapolis chapter of the American Society for Metals Monday in the Marott hotel. National officers night will be observed with special guests being Mr, Boegehold and W.

dent and secretary respectively,

at the luncheon Chelesls.

subject of Dr. Albert Haring, Indi- |Ghel*te ana university professor of market- .

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Road Starts Daily Change in Menu

NEW HAVEN, Conn. Nov. 18 U. P)~For the first time in railroad history, a daily change of printed menus has been initi« ated on the dining cars of the New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad. Heretofore, a chef's suggestion has been the only variable item on the daily rail menu, but with the return of sufficient quantities of meat and other scarce food items, the New Haven's dining car service now finds it possible to obtain the variety of food necessary to make daily menu changes, it was said. The new menu will feature table d’hote entrees for the day, with a supplementary a la carte menu -for standard items and beverages, which will be presented on request.

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CARACAS, Venezuela, Nov. 16

(U. P.).~Venezuelan coffee growers today received an increase of 4 cents a pound as a means of alleviating a crisis caused by higher production costs in the face of fixed U. 8. ceiling prices.

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