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Shell, Standard Forced Out Russ Grab Under G

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YN OIL—FOR CASH:

of Fields They Equipped by uise of Reparations.

Times Foreign Service

VIENNA, Austria, June the economics of a natio terrific the reparations burden is. T names not given.

21.—This is a story of- oil; how it affects . how vital it can be to a beaten people, how

t is told by men in official positions,

Austria's oil fields in the Sisterdorf afea were operated by Amer-

joan and British capital before the war,

imported. - Hitler took over in 1938 and dur-

by use of equipment they

CARIBBEAN AI DISPUTE BARED

Pan-American Says British Rules Discriminating. By JOHN A. THALE

. Times Foreign Service SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico, June 21.

~—Some American officials in the Caribbean area complain that the British are giving them a fast shuffle, The point of dispute is commercial use of military airfields built by the United States on leased bases in British territory. ‘These bases were acquired in 1940 when Winston Churchill, needing 50

_ THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES — — Prize Poppy Posters Are Exhibited by V

inners

. oo. » By Chemist A 38-year-old chemist for the Commercial Solvents Corp. at Terre Haute who has ‘become a national authority . on sulfonamides today forecast safer abdominal operations with another development chemo-therapy.

Dr. Philip S. Wenneck, who holds the patent on sulfaguanadine, used as an intestinal antiseptic, belidves a newer discovery will be even more effective in. this field. The chemist, a native of San Diego, Cal, identified the new product as 2-sulfanilamido-5-carbo-xythiazole, It will provide faster recovery from some kinds of dysentery and also safeguard operations involving the intestinal tract, Dr,

er FRIDAY, JUNE 21, 1918 New Antiseptic Developed at Terre Haute

ing the war his skilled engineers

had the Sistersdorf fields producing destroyers, and Franklin D. Roose-

velt, wanting some more bases in

ONLY 2625 HOGS

75,000 tons of crude oil per month. Now the Russians have the oil the Caribbean, sat down and fields, and although the Austrians swapped. Pan American airways officials

aren't permitted near the place, they've learned the output is close . to what the Nazis were getting, : . adopting regulations which give Stockyard Receipts Sink 10; their own British West Indies air-|

Russ Demand Cash 4 ' . ways an advantage in carrying pas-| “This amount would give Austria Near-Record Low. sengers into the territory involved. | all whe gasoline, kerosene, Iupeicat- All divisions at the Indianapolis Both Granted Right ing oll and high-test benzine she ) 5 the Bermuda air agreeneeds to carry on transportation stockyards today were termed nomi-| Under a and industry requiring such pro- nal as receipts sank to among the {ment pdopted this spring, planes of ducts. lowest on record. Receipts were both nations were granted the right U. N. R. R. A. has set Austria’s| gas hogs, 175 cattle, 300 calves and to use the U. 8. military bases in gasoline needs ‘at 5600 tons a month, |, 0 00, Bermuda, Antigua, St. Lucia and her vital necessities 4900 tons. British Guiana.

that the British now are

assert

“And Russia offers to sell Us oop TO CHOICE HOGS (2625) : 2500 tons a month—-our own Aus- Butchers CLAGHR During the Lisi ve U. S Jou trian gasoline, mind you,” cries an 2 je Joins haa i naiis millions of dollars in establishing irate official. “She's got to have| 160- 300 pounds ... 11488 airfields there.

00- 330 pounds ............ 143 Bulldozers pushed back jungles ent in cash, too, while we buy - ds ... . [email protected] ulido p Jungles Pay iy, bounds and leveled ‘¢oral wastes, Broad run-

from Britain and America on notes. | Mei [email protected] “Under Potsdam regulations Rus- 9. 21 POURS ior Bo : ways and miles of taxi strips were sia had the right to take the equip-|Gooa to Cholce— laid down. Administrative buildings ment of the mines. The Nazis used| 31¢- 300 pounds ......-- i were constructed. : it for war. But oil underground is|Good— i» 10 The fields were used for mainours. They are stealing it.” Mu 9utea cr Ceabaais I An taining anti-submarine patrols and Rigid Rationing ” pounds ier Pigs 00 gs way-points in the long aeria y : Medium to Good— supply line to Europe and the East. The official forgot this technical 90-120 pounds [email protected] Report ‘Confusion’ point a moment later when he| CATTLE (175) praised Britain and America for the |. Steers Now that ‘the bases have been | coal Austria is getting from the 700- 800 pounds ............ 17 0g 13) opened to British and American | Ruhr—reparations coal dug by Ger-|,§00-1300 PORES ooo 1100618051 commercial planes, Pan American man miners. But let's skip that. [1300-1500 pounds ............ [email protected] | airways officials assert that British Gasoline is rigidly rationed, of | %%%% 300 pounds ............ [email protected] | regulations are bringing on what course. A pool was formed of the| 900-1100 pounds ............ [email protected] | amounts, to say the least, to congreat oll concerns: Shell, Standard | 1100-1300 Bounds :-:vv:::: 103331735 | siderable confusion. and two or three others here before Medtum-- a 0010.00 Passengers who wait to fly via the war—and Benzine-Benzolfar-|,1%-1300 hounds ......i.... 1400916.00{ Pan American to Coolidge field on band, the great German corporation Common=_ [email protected]| ANtigua, Beane field on St. Lucia, which took over after Austria was POS cites. and Atkinson field in British Guiannexed. x Chole, ida 16.75@ 11.50 | ADB Are told that they must have a Well, the Soviets (with every| 50-1000 pounds © [email protected] | personal letter of permission from right) took over this German corp-| “get e., pounds [email protected] | the governor of the territory before oration, known as BV. (300-1000 pounds . .. [email protected] | they will be permitted to disembark. So, in the Russian zone, the Aus- 300-900 POUBAS +..vuven ions [email protected] Waive Letters ban £9 oh ted all com- | pounds ............ 1200@137| Pan American has no way of panies in the pool to operate Cows (all weights) Kk . fcially, but confused pasequally. This would have thrown NOR [email protected] | knowing officially, bu pas the bulk of the business to Shell A 12.00a13 15 |sengers have complained to their| pkey apf commem 5 7300 9.00] Ofcials that those letters from the

and Standard because they had sta- a al eich

tions and transportation facilities. | geet— i Aa oh ORE Bl Good (all weights) ........ 4 Rk . ked By Soviets Senadge-~ 11500100] A the same time, passengers reThe Russians scotched that byl egium '' 7007 "'' [email protected]| port that if they attempt to book a saying such companies could buy| Cutter and common [email protected] | {rin into one of those places via

from them—the Sistersdorf output CALVES. (am)

—at tank car prices while BY pays | 0000, 314, 000k, the lower refinery price. | Since the retail price is fixed by,

vi [email protected] | British West Indies airways nothing 1.8 [email protected] | is ‘said about the letter from the Culls .. . .. [email protected] | governor Stock ttl d Calves : ; Vesart 4p Vaeiae Co . an Pan American officials have been

government edict, Sandard, Shell|onoice— ressing, through diplomatic and 3 800 BE eie.nieursis (16.00 17 00 | PrESSINE, g and their igsse ethan ep t » oft HH 16.50G11.50| private . sources, to get the rule sis With pro th a O0d200 pounds... [email protected]| changed, but so far without too] zone, so stay in the o er three. 800-1050 pounds .....esevnee [email protected] | much success. In Antigua, for exAnd most of Austrig's consump-|Medume- = 3 sgus0 ample, the requirement was waived tion is in Vienna and the surround-| choice and closely sorted .... 15.78 for a time, but then reimposed. ing sectors of Austria—in the Rus- SuEEr dun) Copyright, 148. by The Indianapolly Times sian ! wes (Shern) fcago Da ews, 3 ne. Good and choice e.ieees 1.500 8.50 38g The 9 y I'm told Russia made Austria a) Common and medium 8.50@ 7.50

LOCAL ISSUES

Lambs (Shorn)

Each | hoice and closely sorted

proposition on Sistersdorf.

C 16.00 would put in $32,000,000 and operate Chet and choice .......... i 6 16.00 the refineries jointly. { Medium and goo 14. Nominal quotations furnished by IndiJot uy Common Reid [email protected] anapolis securities dealers:

But Russia’s part was to be paid | STOCKS Bid

Asked

in ery are dy there (left 0 : Agents Fin Corp vom andaiy oe British and American oil cartels). HIGHER FARM PRICE *Agents Fin Corp pid ..... ' “ Loan 4% 58 ....... 91 Austria would put in cash—and she| ig Teg Tig 245 has no dollars, ~and not much in Amer States #4. 3

L 8 Ayres 42% pid ... Ayrshire Col com

schillings. ,

PARITY IS SOUGHT

To the Austrian this, and many “Belt R Stk Yds COM ........ 38 other industries coming under rep- | WASHINGTON, .June.21 (U. P.).|*Beit R 8tk Yds pfd ....... 8 arations, isn’t exactly liberation. To|—A plan to revise the parity price | Bobb METH Con PE ers 12 the Russians, the realists—along| formula on agricultural products |Central Soya com ..........: n 80 with France—of this war, it is pay- today threatened to hold up action [ole ee a Did or a0 107 ment for what the Nazis stole from on legislation to increase minimum Cons Fin Corp bid We = : ella jeciric com : a them; payment in kind. wages, Biectronic Lab com 53 6a a, PT x Copyright, 1946, by The Indianapolis Times| A bill to increase the floor under Fi Wavne & Jackson RR pfd 102 105 1—2-Pe. Living Room Suite and The Chicago Daily News, Inc. Herfl-Jones cl A pid 13 2—7-Drawer Desk and Chair ———— | wages from 40 to 65 cents an hour | Hook Drug Co com 24 bef he h 1 _|Ind Asso Tel Co 2 pf 53 3—2 End. Tables |is before the house rules commit- | ;n% 0*Vcy" glee 42% prd.. 110 112 . tee. : [ine Le a Tin 4—Cocktail Table e Indpls P & 1 m la 2a Rep. Stephen Pace. (D Ga), Jiindpis P & vi hd joi 110% 5—Floor Lamp & Table Lamp revealed that he would ask the |Indpls Water Cl A com..... 21% 6—Smoker and Pull-Up Chair 10 BEGIN SUNDAY committee Monday for authority to Jndpls Railway win 79X12 Rug . propose his change in the parity |Jeff Nat Life com 15'% & Times Special | formula as a rider to the wage leg- Bingan x of Midi SH EASY LAFAYETTE, Ind, June 21-|islation | Lincoln Loan Co §'z pfd 100 | TERMS % | 51 Va Registration will bégin here Sunday| The amendment would require that JLaneoln Nut Lite som a na 8a ARRANGED for 1000 delegates and guests at-|the costs of farm labor.be included Mastic Asphalt 10% 117 tending the 25th anniversary con- in the computation of parity prices [Natl Homes Som oi hd ya vention of Indiana Lions clubs. Administration officials claim that |P R Mallory cor 27 3 The three-day session will begin! it would increase food costs by at [Brogsess Lune or CL a% Sunday evening with a banquet and least 50 per cent | Pub Serv of Ind 3'2%¢ pid .. 9835 100% BED : | *Ross Gear ¢ 00 0 3212 — reception honoring international] It was considered practically cer- Big iy en . ol So. 11012 3 | FULL SIZE and state officers in the Purdue! tain that the rules committee will |Stokely-Van Camp pid ala 217 2—VANITY WITH LARGE university Memorial Union building. |grant him authority to offer the Tire Hauie Malleabie - “on - 10% PLATE GLASS MIRROR Speakers will include Melvin | rider when the minimum wage bill (U 8 Machine com ; 3a | ge blll) United Tei Co 5% 0) 3—VANITY BENCH Jones, secretary-general and found-|gets to the floor Union Title com .. 38 er of Lions International; Robert| Members of the house labor com- | Bonds | 4—CHEST OF DRAWERS Creighton, speaker of the Indiana ' mittee said that should Pace be |Américan Loan 4'zs 60 . 97 | 5—PAIR VANITY LAMPS hoiise of representatives, and Frank successful it would mean the end | Buboar FRULI o yt % _ BOUDOIR CHAIR C. Hockman, vice president of Pur- of attempts to raise the minimum |Cittzens Ind Tel 4'as 61 103 wish b due university. under the wage-hour act this ses. | County CIgb Sa. 18 inna 3 ‘Il 1—2 THROW RUGS J ys | 8 | ’ IN 8 | Edward H. Paine, Michigan City, sion Hoosier Crown bs 56. 9 {1 8—INNERSPRING MAT- Any Room ash stone) resident, wy be oe Indpla Rawave Co 3s 1.0 94 #1 TRESS & COIL SPRING May Be D a hys C Ts 1 principal speaker Monday evening INCORPORATIONS Ind Assoc Tel Co 3s 75 104 P hased at a banquet honoring district gov- | indpls Water Co 31a 84... J 106 ure | — - pa 1. UATE acking 0 $ & Srogrs, Smit} Jewelr It { Bedford, 1511 N Ind Pub Serv 3'as 73 1068's 108% Separately x n ir 1 0 or 5 Ip ¢ . "ey 1 ‘e | The convention will close Tues- Merchants Bink. bldg Indianapolis Fuh ey 128 Shes 3 dot . Wik day afternoon following the election aheiess 250 do yortn System, same | prac Term Corp 5s 6% 99 of officers. C Forrey JII, W H Kavanagh ME H Boyt a Inc 5s 55 .. 98 ! re tmintalatsam King | *Ex-dividend a | EO EE NEW FIRMS AND i | : PARTNERSHIPS ie (OTL wo » 3» , joe Zucca, 241 N. llinols 8 Electric | fii) i’ y 4 applielices. Joe Zucea, 110 N. Iilinois, No id 4 J 4 got on TAY Re 1438 N. Pennsylvania, Lod WT Ral os Gooprn fT OT

ol American Cutter Co., 901 N, Kealing av \ Manufacturing machine knives, culle and discs. N. V. Delyin, 6055 E. 10th, Crown Drug Co, 520 E Manufacturing and

Noodrufl Dille &

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Well-known manufacturer of electrical control Ro. 500 State Lite bag. Hoste equipment is interested in leasing a first-class, | modern factory “ building within Indianapolis metropolitan area. Would consider a minimum of 30,000 to a maximum of 80,000 square feet, Write Box A-461, Indianapolis Times, and give complete details. \ i :| Watch Repairing

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N. V, Delvin, 6066 E. 10th.

3009 N, Illinois st,, rear. 2082 Martindale.

ice, orth- | down and the veteran gains:.congovernor are not, in practice, f | fidence in himself. He is then able

y C. O. Marin BUILDING General real estate, ete, C. Orville Martin, | 438 N. Pennsylvania, Forest E. Deupree,

E2822 Winthrop ] Atlas Wholesale Paper & Specialty Co Ww E115 Ft Wayne ave Wholesale My | 1 E H cls, ete oe Nahmias, 11 . A+ | AN D T0 LEASE § hon | e 5-PIECE HEAT AND

New . York st. | Backagin of drugs, ec, Raymond J. McDoniek, 906 W. Drive, ry 626 o 2 | Co., 326 W, 13th. Retail coal and coke Vivian B. Harrington, 2164 |

Excelsior Industries, 901 N. Kealing ave d sale of wood excelslor.

25th Street Garage, 553 W, 25th. Gen-

eral auto ‘repair shop, Herman Freeman, “ Preeman,

|| IE ECEARETTS |

Winners of the annual poppy poster contest, sponsored by 11th district American Legion auxiliary, with their prize-winning posters and checks are (left to right) Paul Lawson Taylor, 46 'N. Chester; Joann Bade, 4325 E. New York; Robert Blanford, 4021 Broadway, and Jane Reed, 317 N. Arlington,

CHICAGO MAN NAMED T0 OIL CO. JOB HERE

Reports New Treatment for Veterans With Brain Injury

versity

Wennek lieves. - Smaller Doses

The antiseptic action on intestinal organisms is. achieved one to two days faster’ than with other drugs | in use now, the. former Yale uniRk i physiological & chemistry has found. . In addition, smaller doses are required. During the war, succinylsulfathiazole was used extensively for this purpose and was considered effective at the

fellow in

ti Tests are in progress at various hospitals and state institutions with 2-sulfanilamido ~ § - carboxythiazole, Dr. Wennek said. Amohg these are the Mayo clinic, Rochester, Minn.;

sity hospital, 8t. Louis, and. New York feeble-minded school. : Before becoming associated with the Terre Haute firm, Dr. Wennek was employed by Pitman-Moore Co. here. He obtained his degree in chemistry from Stanford university, later receiving a doctorate in bioe chemistry at the University of Calle fornia. Then followed two years study at Yale.

SOIL CONSERVATION FARMS ESTABLISHED

Times Special GREENCASTLE, Ind., June 21.— Soil conservation demonstration farms are being established in each of Putnam county's thirteen towne ships. Practical operation of these farms will be conducted jointly by the owners and the extension departe ment of Purdue university.

LOCAL PRODUCE

* PRICES FOR PLANT DELIVERY Poultry: Hens, 4% lbs, dn y under, 20c; springs, 4'a ae ct 22¢; under, 20c; Leghorns, 18g; hens, 19¢; springs, 26c; 1946 s 1946 broilers, 30c; roosters, 16¢c; ducks. 13 geese, Hei capons, 6 lbs. and over, ic; under, 22¢; cocks, 6c; all No, - try, 4c or less, 9 3 youl Pos a Te} receipts, 54 lbs, to case, c; gradea eggs, A large, 34c; A 29¢. no grade, 25c. Wesigm, Butterfat: Sle.

Leghorn ings, 30c;

Richard C. Dix of Chicago has|National Institute of Health, Wash-| INDIANAPOLIS CLEARIN y ’ oad 4 ILE G HOUSE By Selene Service {been appointed sales manager of ington, D. C.; Washington univer-| Gunes o-oo. 8, 5.076000

WASHINGTON, June 21.—A new treatment which promises to bring Ir recovery to many of the nation's war veterans who are disabled by brain |the wholesale division of the Ininjuries was announted bythe office of the surgeon general of the army | dianapolis branch, Standard Oil Co. here touar Str. hotels alie-bodied Bl |of Indiana, F. L. Cochran, Indiane patients are healthy, physically able-bodied young men but are : more or less disabled because they have lost the ability to speak, or te | apolis branch manager, announced understand what is said to -them,| — today. or to read or to write. . | a pitiable state, and feel quite hope- | Mr. Dix replaces M. E. Crow, who The condition is known as aspha- | Jess about ever again being able to has been transferred to South Bend sia. It comes, in these casefg{rom speak or comprehend speech, {as assistant manager of the wholeinjury to a special area “of -the Drug Gives Confidence sale division of the branch there. brain. i | The drug gives them respite from ! An employee of the company 1 A man with this condition may, ;, .. feeling and they can begin to vears, Mr. Dix began his career be able to write what he wants to leafn rat the Joliet, Ill, plant. He has say but not to say it. He may, ! sefved in consecutive positions of Y Even if brain area that originally typist, file clerk, public relations

understand what is written but cannot understand the same words were used for speech or reading or field representative, advertising when he hears them. | comprehending speech are de- representative, reseller salesman Or he may suffer from what the .oveq near-by areas can be and assistant sales promoter. surgeon general's report 1erms i..ineq to take over these func-| He is married and has one child.

“weird combinations” of such diffi-| ioc when treatment is started! | PRICE TO CINCINNATI

culties. | early. Give Sleepi Pills | i § i st! ’ ping | The retraining sometimes must Appointment of Cleo F. Price as uce merchandising supervisor

The treatment which is proving begin at a kindergarten or even successful, Captains Louis Lin and nursery level and requires much prod for the Cincinnati area has Reen The outlook, however, for these announced by A & P food store]

Martin H; Stein report, consists in| time and patience. first giving the patient a dose of the sleeping and relaxing medicine, patients is good in the opinion of offices here. Mr. Price, former man- | sodium amytal. | the army medical officers. | ager of the A & P supermarket at |

| 715 E 38th st. will serve as assistU.S. STATEMENT ( _

Under this drug’s influence, emo- | tional barriers are temporarily let ant produce sales manager-here for | training before going to Cincinnati. WASHINGTON, June 21 (U: P.) —Government expenses and receipts for the

current fiscal year through June 19 com- TRUCK WHEAT

pared with a year ago Last Indianapolis floor mills and grain ele-

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| to profit from psychiatric treatment {and careful restraining in speak- | ing, writing or understanding words.

The patient's emotional attitude |

This Year Year Expenses $62.167,290,068 $96,681 440,658 War spending 47,200,765.488 87,094,900,748 | vators are paying $1.88 per bushel for eceipts 41038170053 43.337026.013| No. 1 red wheat (other grades on their

|is the greatest barrier to recOVErY: ye: ‘geneit .. 21.129.115018 53324.414,145| merits); oats, No. 2 white or No. Zr from asphasia, the army medical | Cash balance. 14,551,758,792 14,111,164 441 | testing 34 lbs. or better, 83¢; corn, No. 2 Public debt 269,308,979,011 247,322,925 891

: pa § velloweshelled, $1.36 per bushel and No. 2 | officers found. The patients are in’ Goid reserve 20272188250. 20,265,910.347| white shelled corn, $1.51.

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