Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 November 1945 — Page 1

¥ i ; ; i Tas | Be FORECAST: Occasional rain today, dleatitig ng tonigh ght; fair and slightly warmer tomorrow. — Law E VOLUME 56—NUMBER 224 - .“s TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1945 he Joins sn usuiesi Mal a Seaton 3 ae ; hy New Houses Off the Assembly Line AUTO DISPUTE Bi Il D Bo ) | 5 | a mmm VANE Hull Denies He Forced

EWEN |nnocent Japs Into War

Stogpage Gus Io | Vinson Talks Here [Hate Mongers— New Legion Chiefs Take Posts Here STRIKES BACK

CURB ON JEWS, NEGROES AIM OF NEW PARTY

By FRED W. PERKINS Seripps-Howard Staff Writer

DETROIT, Nov. 27.—The strike of the C. I. 0. automobile workers against General Motors is a week old today : with no settlement in sight. Part of the production line in the Gunnison plant at New Albany. | And there is a distinct pos-

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A wall frame Is coming up from below for finishing, while wall panels [sibility that nearly all the motor 74-Year-0ld Former Secres descending from drying background . . . ERE compiee door- pant! Se ying ovens, 3m he, eehten es | nutes yg a Cw oh Georgia Group Seeks Power tary Gets Angry in Pearl * = oot ] vious. * In Politics by Fanning Harbor Testimony, = Indiana Plant to Turn Out , Among the be companies ly Racial Prejudioes. By JOHN 1. CUTTER

United Press Staff Correspondent

WASHINGTON, Nov. i —Former Secretary of State

(Second of a Series)

Home Units, at Lower Prices = mum ates mos o v2 o-

By ALLAN L. SWIM

¥ By HENRY BUTLER of 40,000 men until next Monday ' Seripps-Howard Stall Writer Cordell Hull angrily rejected Build homes the way you build automobiles. blamed on the need for taking in- CONYER po toda be Thatis the principle of pre-fabricated houses, manufactured in In- [YCDUOFY at this time, plus § SOFC The anti Bie Gy Noy. 31 os She infamous charge” diana by Gunnison Housing Corp., New Albany, 45 of para from 15 J : v e anti-Semitic, anti-Negro at his pre-Pearl Harbor dis The Gunhison: program was explained today by Reed H. Kelso, plan Y Brocker. Ford's vice preshs Fred Viosen Commoner party is waging a Jun Shells, new Nationa} commander of the American Legion, |plomacy “forced i the. firm's sales manager, here to address the 53d annual meeting of the, n "of ofte : campaign to make the United greets ter G. Craven, mew auxiliary president, as they take i714, and his bandits into war® = Savings and Lokh' league of Indiana at the Severin. Mr. Kelso, whose ¢harge of matnfactiring : worse, | OVO their posts at the Legion's national headquarters here. “The Japs were off on the abe denied any connection between the States over into a “white " Looks M. strike and the Ford situation. g tack,” he told the Pearl Harbor

®, . man’s nation.” ' ‘ 1 : rr HURLEY QUITS [oie eho a's 200 we scone PUSH MODIFIED | Mugay’ Day Is Jasaitionaiisions | be forming a “united front” against INCOME IN U, S, shackles on the Jew and make it|" cowards—and we

asd down like ; . the U. A. W.'s wage drive. harder for the Negro to vote. Seen for Area would have been. coward” od POST IN CHINA a on CUON, i 5 . It is making a strong bid for ! 6 AIMS Although the sun pops Out |gull has been a sick i il ; BEEN us ‘ i veterans’ support, backs some of spasmodically the gain has the ; > 4 Io. 3 about the Ford action ana none| S3YS We Might Come Close" PY a Or wd? ad Te meat, long. time. Bub his snget dol = een would an-allegation : {the programs of Geral amin xa man it will be [nated the frailty * hank U. S. Policy Is ‘Wishy-|sort BrEth a To Balanced Budget. snd wanis to become power—in Must Train for Peace=Not Co Mum wae t be Sens acd 5 16% moments as be struck beck Washy, Ambassador Says. |! ie Testions vorie with Fort; ny NENNETH WUPPORD (WM BOD, 1] War, Stelle Says, hat he ouched Ihe ton thas By PARKER LA MOORE [discussion with union on its oT slated a Rooseveltian con-|Snipp, 66, farmer and wholesale By ROBERT BLOEM ‘The charge was published to the : . Scripps-Howard Stall Writer wage Gemands aid r ; di- fidence in the post-war future of coal dealer, and Charles H. Bm-| America must train men-=not for world last August when the board, 2 radius 0f NeW pooq Keio | WASHINGTON, Nov. 31. — Mal. ro wever, Richard | ior, | this nation. appointed by Secretary of War Altany vr From With. & new Gen. Patrick J. Hurley resigned 10-|saia he would ask the company to| Io # forceful manner, President Henry L. Stimson to 3 million-doliar piant now under goti- day as ambassador to China. furnish name; and other particulars| Truman's Shaginy secretary oid ahs Pearl Harbor defeat, made i - Siruetion, Gunnison hopes fo reach | ‘In a statement he charged that(of the struck feeder PARLE | 8 Ue oI re To Be a oar & maximum of 1650 housing WPS the United States 1 permitting it- |, SLtL Fe to remove this|national income” He was guest ciples which Hull gave the Japss year, working on one self to be whipsawed In & POWer|impediment to & free flow of sup-{speaker of the Indiana State nese on Nov. 26,1041, . constituted Su struggle between colonial imperi-|plies. Chamber of Commerce at an an- an ultimatum which pulled the on the/nual luncheon in the Scottish Rite trigger on Pearl Harbor, Ca Cathedral, : Hall A | most. of his talk to federal taxation Stimson, a rE

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