Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 May 1947 — Page 15

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| Tyndall Names

F. F. Marston 4 Mayor Tyndall today named Pred- | erick ¥. Marston, of the Indiana Bell Telephone Co., active chairman

week, which begins Sunday. Highlights will be : a downtown disLt play and recruiting center where potential reservists may be en-

Mr. Marston _|rolled. An open house will be held at the naval armory, Other members of the committee include Evan Walker, public rela-

tions; Larry Sogard, posters and exhibits; C. Harvey Bradley, busi-

ness and industry; Russell White, speakers; Dr. M. O. , schools and colleges, and J, Russell Town. send Jr. navy and naval reserve.

South Side P.-T. A. Plans Meeting Tuesday

A rally of South Side mothers and members of the Parent-Teach~ ers associations will be held at 1:15 p. m. Tuesday in the Fountain Square theater. Earl Cunningham, vice president of the Fountain Square Theater Co., and Mrs. Walter L. Taley, Indianapolis Council of Parent Teachers associations president, will be princi-

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During the war, Col., Wheat was stationed for a time at Stout field. Later he commanded air bases for the Troop Carrier command at Sedalia, Mo., and at Bowman field, Louisville, Ky,

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produced more than 70,000 engines for our fighting aireraft during the war. That was a big joh. Uncle Sam said “well done” and gave us four Army-Navy «Eg» + awards.

But do you know that Allison is now producing more than 90% of all the jet engines being made in the United States? Do you know what else Allison is making to speed postwar progress 1s To give more jobs to move people? To make which to work — to earn — and to go forward into a i . better future? Theee separate plants will be open for your inepection. Experienced Allison personnel will be available so you can ask all the questions you want. We will tell you all you want to know in the neighborly way for which Indianapolis people and Allison folks are

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PLANT #1. Making Sleeve Type Bearings of which .more than 10,000,000 were produced for American aircraft and other type engines during the war.

PLANT #3. Postwar production of shock absorbers, $ Diese blowers, marine and vehicular iansmissions

PLANT #5. Jet and reciprocating aircraft engines: In this plant Allison produces more than 90% of all jet engines now being made in the United States.

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‘Hours 1 to 3 p. m. . and 6 to 8:30 p. m.

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Children must be accompanied. by their parents