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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

BUSINESS—

AIR, WATER TRUCK OBILIZED

FLEET S,

Rigid Priority List Issued by ODT in Railroad Emergency; Army, Navy Co-operating.:

HUNT FOR MEN T0 RUN MINES

Seizure Caught Admiral With Staff Scattered. - .

BY JIM G. LUCAS Scripps-Howard Staff Writer WASHINGTON, May 24.—President Truman's seizure of soft-coal

4400 ‘Hogs: Bring Ceiling Here, Cattle and Calf Receipts Light

Limited receipts of “00 fogs at the Indianapolis stockyards today ore rapidly cleared in a brisk market. The hogs brought the ceiling | price of $14.85. The small number of cattle and calves received were holding steady, | while not enough sheep and lambs were available to give the market a fair test. Receipts: 200 cattle, 225 calves io 50 sheep.

Mg ps WE 000 BUSHELS IN

CREDIT MEN ELECT HUBBARD PRESIDENT

Walter J, Hubbard Jr. assistant cashier of the American, National bank, has been elected president of the Indianapolis Association of) {Credit Men. He succeeds J. G. Martin of E.| C. Atkins & Co. Others elected were:

first vice president; Maurice D. Fields of Central Rubber & Supply Co. second

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LOCAL PRODUCE

hehs, 106; 1948 springs, 30c; 1048 Brotha : ors, 30c; roosters, Mo; ducks, 18c; ge

Poultry: Hens, 4% .lps. and over, Ie; a: Ctirtent receipts, J under, 20c; springs, 4% lbs. and over, re 4 fam 2 large, he 22¢; under, 30c; Leghorns, 18¢: Leghorn Butterfat: Sle,

PRICES FOR PLANT DELIVERY

Fred J. Hamerin of Lilly Varnish Co,

R eCo 8 A 3 mines caught Vice Adm. Ben | ont. ane Te re Merri a y oo] LAWRENCE SONDER Moreell, now deputy coal mines ad- : it jis Fields was continued as executive manress Sia ‘orrespondent ministrator, with only six of the 1488 1s 85 + STATE WHEAT DRIVE Directors elected were: C. D. Alex WASHINGTON, May 24—A hastily improvised fleet of motor, air|117-man staff he commanded when Sader Demis. BIOL Pug oo Rots and water carriers swung into action today to keep food, medicine, fuel| he took over the | 160-220 pounds aries xt [email protected] © Indiana farmers have heaped ap- Wiliam C. Grauel, Merchants National and other essential items moving across the country during the railroad! oil refineries last Good to Chol oe ing Sows proximately 395,000 bushels of Baia, Standard Ou 6 M Gebree: w. : , The rest 270- 300 pounds Cans entre 14.10 | Stark, Stark-Wetzel & Co , E. Stila, The nation’s transportation czar, Director J. Monroe Johnson of the yo. retired on 1 350- 400 Dounds +..vue Sreces M10 what} it's. state Slavalgrs to meet | kitler-stewart Co. ae ©. 1 Carer office of defense transportation, issued a rigid priority list for available [potnts. SM0T300 DORNER +enstessses. 14.10 Ward famine needs as. Whe GOVrn- |pesrias Foundry ‘Co. Wiliam PB. Wyn, shipping space and appealed for full |= dm. Moreell is Madiui : [email protected] ment prepares to end a 30- cent ir ily National Bank of Ind anapolis 250- 850 PONNAS ......i0000a 132. 14. 8 C G. C. Klippel, V C Sooperaiion from all carriers and Sp ACE |] in under In- \ aber Vise bonus program. Hardware Co. or. McCoy. ‘A. W. Macy. y 5 Med! Good A 3 ndiana 1s ove 0.} 'e, | The response was immediate. fe Smt Beton... nasal LM Vosier sei Wowd of the | Siuif an Comp 1 i aang, The army air forces banned all : CATTLE. (200) | P * | Binford Lumber Co. Inc. Operation of . Ste 3 ————————————— | but emergency operations to make the mines bee Cholch— ory istration committee, said the incen CHINESE TRAIN TECHNICI ANS | every plane and crew available to le a me Adm. \ x0. 900 pounds ~ 18. sag aH tive program offered through the 2000 Chi arm $00 5 ee . Som: -l oy ay roi A Moreell's respon- Mr. Lucas Hay bounds wxeres 1 1618@ 1808 | Commodity Credit Corp. and A od trainees ibility while he 300d effect since April 20 would close | tical into the emergency air fleet. Naval [5 000 aL are now abroad getting prac transports also were called into Master Plans for Utilities sul as e lash 2 the ones sud-1100 pounds rien 18 fads Saturday. training in industrial and engiaction. neries, 1300-1800 pounds | ‘i. 1878@1615| Pointing out that the total is an neering ®elds. They will return in| Truckers Mobilize Attract Industries. While Adm. Moreell sought |,.q,, excellent response to the govern- | Year to take part in China's pro-| ax a persuade miners to go back to work, 700-1100 POUNAR «.sveririres 13.2660 15.50 gram of industrial development. Commercial airlines war trav-| Less than a half-dozen industrial|a skeleton staff headed by his exec- | 90-1300 pounds ............ [email protected] ment plea, he sald recent rains | op Ine ne elers that reservations would be buildings are available to outside|utive officer, Capt. H. N. Collison, | 700-1100 pounds . 1,0g12.0 have been beneficial to the. state! oC 0 ToMErR SOLD | hard to get and began adding new |industries planning to move here. frantically tried to round up widely | wheat crop, which Is estimated by | flights to their schedules to keep| This was disclosed today by Indi- {scattered key men 600- 800 pounds . 18. [email protected] | the U. 8. bureau of agricultural] WASHINGTON- Historic lumber vital supplies on the move. anapolis Chamber of Commerce . Zo le pounds [email protected] | economics at 29,904,000 bushels for [from old British government build- | The American Trucking associa- [officials who .are concerned about Capt. Collisson, with enough “45 "300 pounds ..i. La Baie this year, ings destroyed by German bombs! ion's oc 220) ® paints to retire since August, had 1000 pounds - 1335@1635| Wheat contributed to the famine [is now being used to make gift tion mobilized most of the nation's |lack of space for a growing number 500- 900 pounds 13.00@ 15.35 ; e ng : | 4,500,000 trucks and established (of interested outside industries planned to go back to his job 85) common |came from. the supply which |items such as inkwells and ash-! emergency committees at important| A trend has been observed for|Cief POWer Shiglriees Jor the Amer. Pe 0 Pounds sirvieeyerss un. 90130) normally stays on farms for animal trays, sold with certificates of shipping centers to assign transpor- Eastern radio manufacturers to| c*% Cas ae sctrle yg ame... Cows (all weights) feeding and other uses. | authenticity. tation to foodstuffs and other pri- move to Midwest states, Fred Bever, York; when the seizgte rg e Fr CIES a non ority freight. | director indust y °- One Aid in Alas Cut ds me rey [email protected] | CROSSWORD PUZZ sReicie bus operators were or- lao > Sell. sevyiven, 9s Capt. Bart Gillespie, Adm. | Pe : e30as » . ae Prvvions Fane dered to draw up plans for pooling! Sizable plants are needed for Moreell's right-hand man in oper-| g,.. Bulle (al weights) ; . ro rene equipment and co-ordinating traf-|these firms and those available here | {ating the seized refineries, was lo-| Good (all weights) ........ [email protected] Mediator ie E150 RE ul Haieiite fic. Thousands of stranded trav- do not offer any choice, he added. cated in Alaska. He did not know “eed i [email protected] E19 mc 7 IS) elers croded bus terminals in all] Good planning by Indianapolis|when he could report for duty. Medium .............cco... [email protected] major cities, [utilities has had lot to do with |Capt. Victor Buh, a Snow Hill, Md,| Swe 24’ | o fme iw HORIZONTAL» SMywil Water carriers on the great Lakes, |an increasing desir by out-of-state engineer, will report soon. CMAr.|Good and choice ........... [email protected] 16 Pictured U 4 S-shaped ! Inland waterways and coastal | businesses to locate here, other |willard Triest, a New York contrac-| Common and medium ........ 11.00@ 16.50 8S government Worm (|=) LEARY routes also keyed their operations to | Chamber of Commerce officials con- tor, and Lt. John Pochna, a Stam-| Cpa ser and Stocker cite ina RG10.50| mediator 5 Pack FH HABE ol IEE the priority list. The navy bolstéred |tinued. Revising plans continual- ford, Conn. attorney, also agreed Steer 11 Newest 6 Profound OSE CCIE dLIAIM the water-going fleet by placing at|{ly to accommodate mushroominglto return for “ths duration.” hg PORDAS +s iss [email protected] 12 Hardens 7 Finish AVIEE SE FOS ODT’s disposal all craft suitable plants during wartime has given the| = Capt.“Collisson had less luck with| 800-1050 pounds ............ [email protected]| 14 Tree 8 Chi i TERSE! SITIE RE for operation in rivers, harbors and city adequate power facilities, con-|others. Some were away from GC POUDES: ssavvaseses : [email protected] 15 Curdled hese iver 22 Unel { inland waterways. siderably ahead of many cities, R.| home. Others had moved" since |’ 800-1050" pounds ............ 14.30g16.00| 18 Decay 9 Mistakes nelean 0 Food Shortage Looms |A Polkinghorn, director of indus-|they last gave navy a forwarding Modi Pounds en. [email protected] 19 Hastened 10 Freeholder 24 Hires 41 Plural ending | Beside the ' immediate op. | trial development, believes. address. Cholos BBE caatay Sorted... 15.98 21 Enfold 11 Noose 23 Sacred song 42 Mixed type | eo of inter-city travel, food A good master plan for Indianap-| The present staff in cludes Cmdr. SHEEP (50) i Tibetan Ponk 13 Stem 30 Disgrace 43 Period : olis and the absence of oppressive! J G. Reid, Knoxville, former TVA Ewes -(Shorn) panish title 310f the sea 46 Self shortages loomed as the major| ,...... are” other f h A ia ' Good and choice ............... 7.002800 25 Flower part 16 Abraham's threat to the average citizen in| other factors that|operations director and Lt. CmAr.| Gommon and medium .......... 6.006790) 26 Declaim home 32 Short sock 47 Small deer {have Interested many industrial ex- |g D. Doyle, Cincinnati Lambs (Shorn) i : 34 Oleic salt 50 Rhodium | event of a prolonged strike. Milk | . D. Doyle, . mbs (Shorn 27 Punish 11Sun god p 8 ecutives from other states, it was| por Adm. Moreell, his new job|Choice and closely sorted .... 18.00 i 8 35 Burned (ab.) trains were exempt from the strike | 4 ey ' Good and choice .. ..14.25@1535| 28 Any 20 Senile ones 36 Natural fat 52 Street (ab) t order but shipments of meat, ! meant postponement of a scheduled Mediam and good 13.008 14.004 29 Area measure buksyy grodusts, canna Gods a |). ¢ STATEMENT (ae) 26 comaiions Yo tr maway] mo 2 18 Sting other processed foods were not. | . ws ’ GADGETS HELP LAWNMOWER | Slack Motor trucks, which normally. | governor in plans to widen the TOR asm 37 Tenders : | WASHINGTON, ( —Gov- WASHINGTON—An attachment i carry most fresh produce, began to it Til Boh or canal. t as -driven lawn mowers has 3 Hybrids | i taking over shipments of the other current fiscal year through May 22, com- A hulk of a man weighing 245 for power 39 Coffers \ foods as well. pared with a year go. Last Yea pounds, the admiral is a driver. been devised by two national capital 40 He represents The task of mobilizing military | Expenses $58,243,169.037 387.818.187.067 | At Washington university, St. Lous, | parks employees in Washington, D.| the U § War spending 4, 283,941,425 79,751,778,124 | he was track captain and a varsity | C, that enables the mowers tg be! Labor — { . and commercial aircraft to haul| Receipts 568,517,518 39,716,949,176 | | priority freight and passengers | Net, deficit 20, '674,646/519 48.101.837.3v1 | fullback. One of his aids said “no used as cultivators and seeders. (ab.) p | Cash balance 18.896,868,356 9,555,096,476| man can work for him without! One machine with the attachment | 44 Chair during the rail crisis was assigned | Public debt . 272 980,104,568 238,036,100, 192 { : i to Bobert Ramspeck, vice presi dent | GOld reserve. 20.245041,950 20,270,805,839 | eventually going to the hospital.”|can seed as much lawn as 30 labor-| 45 Wire measure t pet P The admiral has had considerable | ers. | 46 Simpler | of the air transport association | INDIANAPOLIS CLEARING HOUSE | experience in gove ent seizure ———————— | 48 Exist d former Georgia congressman. Clearings. = .........0.v..0... a $ 5.067.000 nm . ; { i Sng former i | bev 15.383.000| In addition to the refineries, he has BOIL SAP FOR SIRUP 3 Force Freight Embarge 1ss taken over the York Safe and] WASHINGTON—In making ma- 53 C t | He was SPponted hip hg © TRUCK WHEAT Lock Co. the Goodrich Tire and |ple sirup, the sap is bofled down un-| > Comnunity a OUT sag Rubber Co. the Los Angeles Ship- til the concentrate weighs 11, ¢ TO ofempowered a" th a Spe | Indianapolis floor mils and grain ele. DUUAING Corp, and. the Jenkins pounds to the gallon and contains tions of commercial airlines wy e | gators are paying 3188 per bushel for | Valve Co. The admiral warns long- | about 65 per cent solids. This has; VERTICAL army and navy air \ranspor BOTY | ots) pale WO. 3 ena ides on their | winded callers with a motto which been found the ideal balance to 1Kind of quartz ices during the emergency. | I io3 o1 saiter 83c. corn, No.'2/ hangs over his desk. It reads: prevent fermentation or crystalliza- 2 Goddess of Brig. Gen. William H. Tunner, . .:« <nelied corn. $1.51 “This Man Was Talked to Death.” tion. wisdom

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