Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 July 1946 — Page 14

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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

_ SATURDAY, JULY 20, , 1046.

; Alternative Measures Planned to » Fodiet Supplies for

Veterans’ Housing in Case OPA Is Not Revived.

; By FRANK ELEAZER oN United Press Staff Correspondent ‘WASHINGTON, July 20.—Price Administrator Paul A, Porter said

today OPA, if revived, is feady on scarce building ma & nd he mim would be to program. Prior to July 1 OPA approved more than 100 individual price rises in the building feld. Industry have charged, however, that failure to make additional adjustments. hampered production. It ‘was learned meanwhile that Housing Expediter Wilson W. Wyatt’s plan to pay premiums for extra production of building materials has bogged down because was pegged to price controls. Mr. Wyatt's premium payment experts have concluded: that most of the proposed subsidy program, in | its present form, must be tossed | out the window unless effective price controls are restored. Work on Alternatives "Although housing officials still were drawing additional premium

contracts they also were Working

to issue “a whole series” terials. foster

of price

“bigger ant better supplies”

construction items dsperately needed in the veterans emergency

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channeled into flooring for G. 1. homes. Hard-pressed’ builders reportedly have been diverting scarce hardwood into framework, sheeting, sub-flooring and other heavy uses. The agency also probibited sawers and distributors from delivering beech, birch, hard maple, oak or pecan lumber in heavy cuts suitable for such use. Hardwood flooring is one of a score of scarce items which

in veterans homes. ! May ‘Use All Copper CPA announced that it is considering recommending that the government's entire stockpile of | copper be utilized, if necessary, |during the next three months to] bolster the "housing program.

i GARDENING: Backyard

Clever Gardens Add to Property Wealth

CPA has put under priority for use|

By MARGUERITE SMITH . A WELL MANAGED perennial border will add dollars to the appearance of your property. Clever gardeners are turning their thoughts now to next years perjennials.

dene. “Five years ago 1 didn't know a coreopsis from a phiox,” said Mrs. Charles E. Day, 2045 E. 46th st. “Then 1 got onto the wealtheof information contained in seed catalogues. Now I'm experimenting with all kinds of plants.” She has already achieved one aim of the experienced gardener— her backyard border is full of color now in midsummer though the peak of perennial bloom is ordinarily in May and June, » » ” A SPECIALLY good midsummer

achillea or yarrow, which comes into flower in June, carries on until August whén the azaleamums can be counted on for color, Most of her perennials she raises from seed. “Then 1 always have more than I want for myself. I

Here's what one * girdened has]

yellow is provided by the tall golden J

Border Blooms With Perennials ~ :

the gravel soil by bringing in woolldirt. Among those she finds easy to raise are violas. "They're so satlisfactory I don’t think I'll bother | with pansies again.” Shasta daisiés; | painted daisies, long spurred colum- | bines, rose campion or mullein pink, [linaria (baby ~ snapdragons) plus | delphinium, foxgloves and the bi- | ennial Canterbury bells, are part of her border flowers easily raised from seed. y " " ~ SHE ALSO has some of the less common annuals. Tahoka daisy,|growing on the south side of her house, reseeds itself each year, she said, Its small lavender flowers with a yellow eye contrast delicately " with the feathery gray green foliage. Her Swan river daisy is a midget ideal for edging. Its blue, white or pink flowers smaller than a dime, are produced all season. Mr. Day is raising peanuts in his vegetable plot. Now that the bright yellow staminate flowers have appeared he has the rows well cultivated for the inconspicuous pistillate flowers that grow at the base of the plant. They will bury them-

give the extras to friends. They often have varieties I don't have and we trade. So my peérennials! | have cost very little.”

"| Although Mrs. Day prefers spring, |

or at latest, June planting for her, | perennial seed she mentioned that] most can be started right now. The |

learlier seeds are started the larger |

Copper products badly needed in the plants to go into winter, the qo not dry out. on alternatives in event OPA is not | lG. I. homes are gutters, downspouts, |surer you are of good bloom next ,u;t when seed is started later.

selves in the ground to produce the seed or peanut.

un » ” MRS. CONLEY CALVERT, 3123

’ , 2045 E. Mrs. Charles E. Day 5 E Yolz st; finds her

46th st. . . . finds the midget swan

y isy is ideal dging. Fiver daisy 8 Meal Jor edging blue flowers specially good for bou-

quets. Usually listed in the seed] [catalogues as statice, its many

Midsummer planting means watching seed beds to be sure they) Fall rains help| of big deathery leaves.

“perennial | babysbreath” with its cloud of tiny!

branched stalks rise from a rosette | “They look

‘STATE CONTROL OF RENT EYED

Mayor Tyndall's fair rent committee will recomniend a state rent control law if federal rent control

adjourns.

chairman, said 300 reviewed cases have illustrated the need for rent controls here, >

“We have run into some pretty grim cases.. People are entitled to some protection. “Homes are not like other commodities, They can't be thrown up overnight.” Many Cases Untouched . Mr. Wolff said he believed the cases reviewed so far would be multiplied tenfold if it became

trolled. A good many landlords, he said, have rent increases in mind, but have hesitated to impose them. They are waiting until public senti-

[the outcome of federal action.

Herman C. Wolff; committee vice | fiscal year,

apparent rent will remain uncon-|

ment dies down and are awaiting]

Postal Wokers Payday Is Nearer

for Indianapolis and Indiana postal employees. They hope. Congress has completed action on the $1,600,000,000 treasury-post-‘office appropriations bill, thus enabling 450,000 postal -employees to receive their delayed salary checks.

semi-monthly checks’ yesterday. But

does not materialize before congress | because congress did not provide |

| funds for thé post office in the 1947 |

defer the payday.

A® post office spokesman

Payday is just around the-corner |

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Employees were due to receive!

‘Everything for

Home Improvement! We regret that at present we are unable to give as prompt service as in the past, We will appreciate your cooperation and kind indulgence,

MORDOH HOME SALES. CO.

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postal officials had to!

said,

| however, that if President Truman |

“The nature of our economic set- | signs the bill this week-end, emup requires some control,” he said. ployees probably will receive their

checks Monday.

MERCY ERRAND

Gary Man Killed by Train, On Way for Medicine.

GARY, Ind. July 20 (U. P.).— Stephen Ploreko, 59, Gary, went to | a drug store -last night for a bottle

1 The committee has noted cases) of medicine for his critically ill

where rents have been jumped 50 | to 100 per cent. From its study, the committee will prepare a docu-

mented report to back up its rec- Wrapped up the bottle and Mr a

wife.

ENDS IN DEATH

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The clerk filled. the prescription, |

ommendation for state rent control | Ploreko hurried out.

unless federal controls are Yeplaced.|

The gates at the Pennsylvania railroad crossing were down, but Mr. Ploreko ducked under and ran

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But August planting, pre-; . n {then as if they had already 5 MUD SLOWS MOVING

One “substitute measure, applic- ping, shower pans, and lighting ferred by some gardeners, has the | WITH LITYLE roo to spare for {somed,” Mrs. Calvert said, but sud- | able on only a limited scale, would | fixtures. distinct advantage that you can get|seed beds Mrs. Day has taken over denly you find them all misty blue. involve government payment off A CPA spokesman said some |fresh seed and will have better that often neglected area, the space|Mrs. Calvert's plants thrive with a| OF 13 PLANE DEAD GOODLAND, Kas., July 20 (U.| P.).—Workers plodded through the

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freight charges on basic materials) veterans who had hoped to paint germination. behind the garage. She lightened | minimum of care, she said. from their sources to processing | their new homes white may havs| ————e—

plants.

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Premium plans covering at least | producers, he said, will have “major |

four scarce products have been held up and will not be issued unless OPA is restored. Three plans in effect since June 1—on bricks, plywood, and gypsum paper liner— are sure of continuance only

through July.

ito use a darker color. Larger paint |

| difficulty” l orders

STRIKE TO INTERRUPT STUDEBAKER OUTPUT

SOUTH BEND, Ind, July 20 (U.

filling their white paint

100 KILLED N Son of French Heroine BOLIVIAN RIOTS ~~ Begins Paris Flight Tonight

A 19-year-old U. S. navy veteran Mr. -Lauler, 150 Hurt,

| vious marriage,

her son by a pre- |

paced impatiently in his home to- was serving as a|

+ Assassination day, awaiting departure of a plane

mud of¥a wheat stubble fie

At the side of the tracks lay the

1d today | potle of medicine for his wife, un-

to remove the wreckage of a C-47 | broken.

| army® transport plane in which 13] —

persons died during an electric

storm Thursday night,

| The bodies of 10 passengers and

three crew members were found

| scattered in a

wide area around |

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——— { th k t i After that, maintenance of the F- The Studeyaker Automotive i to Paris and his‘ dying mother. seaman second class aboard a U. S [ie wee Jesterday, Rata) MONTHLY RENT _ premium plans = will depend on [So wig be Jurced » ha f production Attempt Fails. The youth is Louis Lauler. His| Aircraft carrier when informed Bis tee ers or pane 1 a 211 E. Washington RI 8315 ether manufacturers hold the | on ay goause % a sie e na rr mother,. Mme. Jeanne Besnard, a mother was dying. That was two | . o . flight. CHANCES ARE Refusal price line. If prices zoom, the pre-| parts supplier plant, spokesmen Ior| ARICA, Chile, July 20 (U. P).— heroine of Allied underground ac- | weeks ago. Charles Bigler. Goodland Ss NOW AVAILABLE miums will be dropped. jhe Sompany Said oda. : i Border reports from La Paz today tivities during Nazi occupation of| There followed frantic efforts to Ar eg il d v0 shel wg f Bans Hardwood Use li 5 Ns Xo Om os said 100 persons were Killed and 150| France, lies near death with a fatal [sidestep state department red tape [pio of lee Ya, Sr Be] YOU CAN BUY Mr. Wyatt is authorized by the), Np velieved It might be wounded in the Bolivian capitaljliness incurred while the Germans | |and secure emergency trans-Atlan- said P 1 : . WASHIN veterans emergency housing act et ut said they believed it might be of | quring a revolutionary. outbreak. tortured her in a prison camp. [tic plane passage. The navy dis- y Sal ! e plane was sphin. - Rep. Andre spend up to $40,000,000 to boost | Son Sipation. Trek Protvetion The revolt was climaxed by the| nr. Lauler leaves on a flying trip charged him. Senator Raymond E. te Ted - RAT veals today in of scarce building ma- Res whi not be aliected, Whey said. wounding of three high officials ih {5 paris at 5:27 p. m. (Indianapolis| Willis (R. Ind.) went to bat for him Rvestigators from the ‘Topeka Get the Facts subpena to terials for veterans’ homes. SHOCK BILLS MUNCIE MAN [AD attempt to assassinate President | time) today. He hopes to arrive to get a passport and visa. [2 pide Sig the pine ape war investi "In a se te s to ease one| MUNCIE, Ind. July 20 (U, P.)— | Gualberto Villarroel. late Monday for his first reunion | Then American Airlines mapped | SLC € lop of a en your parate step 4 » « JULY | knoll, then bounced twice before The com home building bottleneck, the Roy Franklin Frederick, 29, Muncie! Bloody rioting broke out Tues-|ywijth his mother in six years. lan Indianapolis-to-New York, New ivi ; g y in exploding with tremendous force on G.I. Loan Privileges quiry into civilian production administration |factory worker, was shocked fatally [day in La Paz, according to advices| “Mme. Besnard, now the wife of | York-to-London, London-to- Paris| 5 third. contact ‘With th Sacitions panned the use of hardwood for|yesterday while moving an electric |from the capital. The government|, paris radio executive, risked her flight schedule. } "Al =boara a arentiv ® Bum May to apr heavy construction and ordered it!fan carrying 440 volts of electricity.|Or8an La Cumbre said the “sub-|jife for months during the occu-| Mr. Lauler lives with his aunt, af ooo 0 C0 Pp y: Jac “een Onder th - versive movement” was master-|pation. She established a series|girls’ school French teacher. HVislanuy, : Clip Coupon Whig infhr minded from Santiago and Buenos of apartments where she hid allied| Idling away the last few hours SINGER R — K s | HOG d | : s s SI ECUPERATING ITCHEN CABIN i TIMES SERIAL Aires, evidently by Bolivian exiles| fliers the underground later smug- before his trip begins, Mr. Lauler| HOLLYWOOD, July 20 (U. P.) — | i : : ETS Please Send Fact au Sone ’ in those capitals. |gled to safety. In the final stages fondled the croix de guerre his | | Singer Tony Martin was re- We vite your Inspection of 39h speci 1 , Villarroel and his government ap- | of the war, Mme. Besnard was ar- | mother was given by France for her | cuperating today from an emergenc; our bv Op Wich has Feopetied GJ. Ho L om peared to have the situation in|rested by the Germans and tor-|underground heroism. She sent it| appendectomy at Cedars of | eri sy soli ng bs ” me Loan Byages. s : ‘|hand to a greater or lesser extent. | tured for information. Advancingito him recenutly, when she realized | hospital where his condition was re- | We make all sizes’ of kitchen The oom B Luc A nes Hancock tne president had the support of | | allied troops resgued her, ill and |she would die—possibly without see- | ported good. | | cabinets. Every cabinet is Mr. May w Y Y g the army and police, fragmentary | rine. from a Nazi prison camp.!ing her boy again. ee ee sms eee —ens 3+ 3 -- TRC2SUTEd {0 fit your kitchen, now — tent; CHAPTER THIRTY | slipped inside and shut and ockea "90 seeping. over. the frontier! aT an Sours flush, Suding bean. des N y and durability. army's che “WHAT'S Ta8 matter, ty dear? thingacthe Hgts went out of - Unofficial accounts said vamos These Bracelets ‘SERVICES ARRANGED NEW BURNERS MEDIATE GA G05] ‘appear at 1 Mrs. Bacon ed. “You look as ir —prompted by the wholesale blood- | “But I had seen I was in a wide Immediate \ Ma you had seen & ghost. What is it?” foyer with steps leading down to | Shed and . his own narrow escape | Don' t+ Add Beauty QM Ingtallation PAUL M MILLER Income t. “Sally shook her head, recovering another level. Somehow I felt my from a hail of bullets which splat- | I NEW FURNACES : volved in her poise with difficulty. “It was| safety lay in that direction and I '€red a platform on which he was| CHICAGO, July 20 (U. wl ET CABINET C0. may be ch nothing. I just remembered some- descended the stairs to the door at | speaking had decided to shake up| Palidore, who. opened the wrong TE cum vu CH. 0849 1 Abarees 3. Bex 10 Nr thing and was startled.” [the bottom_where I heard voices. [the government. box, had her parallel today in Chi- two victims of a traffic accident Mall Address—R. 1, Box 122, Indpls President The four returned to the house I entered 8nd was challenged by [cago's Mrs. Marie Dutkanych, who north of Lebanon on U. §. 52 yes- agreed to and Sally took a seat where she (a woman. L stuck her hands into the wrong |terday. Plummer Furnace Repair and comm could watch Richard Gregory's face| “By that time I recognized the bracelets Requiem high mass for Lawrence | ei Xx Sharman Drive belie! the § as she related the incident of the smells and knew I'was in a hospital, Mrs. Dutkanych was investigat-| D. Asch Sid S . - justified pr stranger's visit to Receiving. Evidently the voices belonged to BR EFS ing a suitcase belonging to her| schoff, 224 E. 46th st, world The mun She saw the man’s gaze sharpen nurses—there were two of them. cousin, Mike Pertolak, an immigra- [War II veteran, will be sung in AGA CERTIFIED oN by Henry a for a moment then become amuséd |And then I heard stealthy footsteps tion department employee who was |St. Joen of Arc Catholic church at GAS CONVERSION BURNERS 7 \ braces 16 ¢ ; : sli . : | visiting h fter bri ris- |9 a. m. Monday. Burial will b | 3 he iy BPA a Sip jog The Victory chapier of the Inter- | oper Re eyo p lin St. Joseph cemetery. : Nu-Wa Home Supply Co. 3 V a | 3 T \V) 8 | ) | 3 (0) 14 D : iid $8.2 locked as I felt sure it would national Travel-study club will en-| "1; the suitcase she found a pair | Miss Rita Rae Poad, daughtes, of Rl, 5804 6 & New Yon hoa bi ns “PM SURE 1 should know his| on Hel an ceric night, The ot terial members and guests at their] of hundeufts. ard tried pa Mrs. Stanley J. Whiteman 5375 8 ¥) M BE | C 0. De a voice anywhere, she finished. {is obvious inasmuch as I am still wimg picnic tomorrow at River-| {She thought it was fun, until Mike | Graceland ave, will be buried in doing “and “You only think you would,” here!” Sg Jets: Mrs. Bennie Ford, Mrs.| me home. Mike had lost the key | Memorial Park following services | 1401 W, 30th. St TAlbot 3315 is a good Carolyn laughed. “But it makes a * ® = ae B® Rio coming el) They went to a police sub-station |! Flanner & Buchanan mortuary | 5 0 0 FIN G eins . “ 0 . roy 1 ; ‘ ii {at 4 p. m. tomorrow, good story. I suppose you have a THEN IT was you!” Sally said, | hostesses. and (o several sporting goods stores | at Immediate Application great many such experiences up|immediately relieved. “But tell ‘me ee A |B the loop. There was no key. | 2 vo, ioney Deva FR 1474 200000000000000000000000 Fhe there on the hill” she went on, |n,w you knew where the door was? [noe state grand lodge of the| i ally 5 tbe Selecive Wipes Organizations a a >= FR-2371 3 IT ty FEDT” 4 G.0.F wondering, no doubt, at the interest | : : nights of Pythias and Court of|!hey found a key which unlocke . 3 Ag was showing in her|l Neve been harboring the bellef|Calanthes will convene in L atfie side and after two hours of Z he GOLDSTEIN ® PRODUCT PAINTING BY GALE ENAMELING & ined \ 3 | “pL + So ” guest's story. - |that one of the staff was playing |49th annual session at 9 a. m. Tues- hammering, pulling and squeezing,| tp, George H. Chapman W. R. C.| 9 8 WEKIDIAN 1. Fast—Efficient—Dependable—Thorough Editorial a : t ; 4 —- y 5 t { he ? “Not too many,” Sally said. “I|® Practical joke, except for the voice|day and Wednesday at 351 Indiana |they freed her completely. | No. 10 Wil pensar a Miscellaneous prize | ween * GALE ERAMELING. CO. Progustion schedcies that must be met are group's an suppose, subconsciously, 1 have|—it didn't belong to any of the ave. | “That's enough for me” Mrs. | Friendly, LSI NT Tlinois st. . at Ln R U S Cc 0 @ ou cpeciaity nlspie held Sept. been listening for that voice ever iv he ™ or ; | Dutkanych sald. as she ei & problem with your representative will be giad to discuss any finisging ar rigs He paraded some owe or so shady |! take it,” Richard Gregory said. | American War Mothers will spon- | minding my own business.” COMBINATION * GALE ENAM ELING co. ly ne characters before us — Margaret He turned to Carolyn. “Remember [SOF @ card party at 1:30 p. m. Tues- | _ hh SCREEN AND STORM SASH | @ SERYING CENTRAL I3DlaliA Prior to ‘Adams and me—but not one of the the Morning I so unexpectedly |day at Food craft. | Gbop RADIO “RECEPTION DUE : fame . Eg THE ALTUM CO. a 25S. HANCOCK ! INDPLS., IND. te rovers Science Service : mi a ol { : voices was right. dropped in tol Breda With you,| pe Fred Holt tourist camp, Fair- | WASHINGTOR, July 20.—Good | a Workme 1034 College RI-3623 PLOPPIPPOIG04% GOGO OPP Huish said He walked with a sort of Wilt) er’ 3 © MOring|jand, Ind. will be the site of the reception of radio broadcasts from | Marion Ri Rufig & Sig 1, Go. ee | ———————————————————————— — cane Seventh, glide, too, as if he were young and | nAredthie gata. Dick? What about women's Center twp. Democratic London, Moscow and Berlin tricts Aug slim and agile. Of course it was | them?" Caroivn. asked: h abou | Harmony club picnic {OMOrToW. | throughout most of next week is - HOME MORTGAGE LOANS park; Aft dark—he was merely a shadow—a er n aske er | predicted by the national bureau 4-4/,-81/,0 rT districts, swiftly moving shadow.” AE WAS. ‘eral 3 BODY OF SPORTSMAN of standards. 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“You've been seeing too many mystery thrillers, Sally,” she chided.

ple,” he told her. of them.”

“We got most |

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