Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 August 1947 — Page 15

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Famous Radio Commentator

) Ox of the finest jobs ever done by American housewives has been in saving used fats! - * Since 1942, over 800 million pounds have been salvagegd— almost one-tenth of our domestic production of industrial fats. But our Secretary of Commerce, W. A Harriman, points out that the fob still isn’t over. “Not only the United States. but the whole world still lacks adequate supplies of fats and oils. And we in America are particularly short o. industrial fats.” These industrial fats, or their products, vou know. are needed to make many of the things we use every dav. Every bit'of used fats you turn in will help tide all of us over to the dav when ‘supplies will be normal,

KEEP TURNING IN USED FATS!

Capture Burglar

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a | ! . Who Beat Death |. aime Ford- Strike | I 4 : {charges that the Dutch had violated Er v the cease-fire order a few hours ; he after it. was issued, broke out today| . PETROIT. Aug. 3 (U. P.).-The

| ‘Dying’ Fugitive : "Drove 565 Miles

over the capture by Dutch forces C- 1. O. United Auto Workers today | lof Gombong, 52 miles west of the called off a strike of 108,000 Ford

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 5 (U . P.). — A Republican capital of Jogjakarta. |Motor Co. employees, set for moon. j The Indonesian radio at Jogja-| ith t . glar- who physicians sald “couldnt karta chraged that the city, a pre-' The union agreed with the com go 30 feet without collapsing” drove war Dutch army training center PARRY on appointment of a com565 miles to St. Louis in a stolen about 18 miles southeast of Poer- mittee to study the union's demand oar and was captured here last wokerto, was captured, after the for a contract clause evading Taft

.crtically wounded Cleveland bur-!

‘night, state police ‘reported today.'cedise-fire order became effective. 28, escaped, The Dutch reported the city was, from a Cleveland hospital July 18 occupied in the hours just before! when a police guard dozed off. At the truce was put into force.

Arthur Kirkorian,

the. time Kirkorian had been under oxygen for three days in the hospital and was described as ‘near’ death.” He had been shot by Cleveland! police as he fled from a lot where he had cached burglary loot. { Working in Nursing Home

chester, Mo., where he had been working as a nursing home attend‘ant for the last three: days. | | Lt. C. E. Potts of the Missouri, state patrol said Kirkorian refused to say where he had been since his escape or what help he had received He admitted, however, he used a stolen car for the trip here, and that he had committed at least two burglaries, Lt. Potts said. “I've got a lot of time to do in Cleveland,” Kirkorian was quoted as saying, “so get me (hack there quick.” Cleveland police, are en route to return him for trial. Lt. Potts said the suspicions of the nursing home superintendent were aroused when Kirkorian, described as a Baltimore president, refused to give a home address. This was re.ported to the state patrol. Kirkorian wouldn't say how he had managed the escape, but Lt. Potts reported the wound was apparently well healed.

Tobin Pledges Aid To Army Program

Times Washington Burean

WASHINGTON, Aug. 5-—Presi-dent Daniel Tobin of the International . Teamsters ' union, with headquarters in Indianapolis. has pioneered in pledging union co-operation in the army's affiliation prograrh, the war department revealed today. | Maj. Gen. Edmond Leavy, chief | of the army transportation corps. | has received a letter from President Tobin stating that his union is ready to aid in training trucking units as “industrial minute men" to be instantly available in anv arniy mobilization call. His support includes an agreement to co-oper-ate with the American Trucking association in the preparedness plan. One unit alreadv has been organized. It is the 425th highway transport division. It is composed of members of the Chicago Motor

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nadairo today.

“I'm in love." he explained to a

patrolman, for six months.” 3.

Stirved Sonierving!

In pickup . : . in quietness +i: in roadability

Carriers association, - with Col

manding officer. Others are in vrocess of or~anizatien, Leavy said are planned for the trucking industry. “Support of the Teamsters union is vital to .the success of this

rogram.” Gen. Leavy daclared,

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% attractive spots.

mobile factories.

Compatiy's mammoth plants.

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00 YOUR CANNING WITH COLD!

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NEW YORK, Aug. 5 (U. P). — 70-mile-an-hour

ii. A new day of super-safety for motorists—

| Hartley law penalty provisions. The study committee has a year [to work out a satisfactory agreement. During that time the union

hii be protected from breach of

contract suits under the new labor

workers. The union charged company sought too many

administering pensions.

with steél girders replacing body bolts.

iv. A new day of bigger, mare comfortabl:

cars, operating on far less gasoline.

eo A new day in which cars won't rattle or squeak in body or frame . . .

There's a nei kind of car service in this city. You'll find it at vour Nash dealers. Every Nash dealer has the newest of postwar equipment that does every job better — faster — scientifically —on Now that parts and supplies are available, here's your chance to get that long-delayed work dome right! See your Nash dealer for an estimate and drive a safe car this summer!

cars,

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Several new modern manufacturing plants and the countryside with the beautiful Huren River for landscapes and recreation. q You will truly enjoy a visit to DYNAMIC DETROIT and beautiful WAYNE COUNTY.

At NORTHVILLE and PLYMOUTH

| Meanwhile negotiations continued | chase on the pension dispute. This ine through the Bronx, police caught volved administration of the revo He was arrested at nearby Man- yp with 32-year-old Harry Gilan- | lutionary retirement plan for auto

that the “un-! “I want to go to jail|jimited controls” in its plan for

THE INDIANAPOLIS

Dutch Broke Pact, (]0 Calls Off

Indonesia Says

!Bolger Disc. Tells

phonograph records.

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called “The Churkendoose.” It's a

‘ , humorous story about a new creaTale of ‘Churkendoose’ ,... o, the barnyard scene.

Ray Bolger who delighted .chil- = Tyne amating fow! is part chicken, dren in the Wizard of Oz movie part turkey, part duck and part| takes his turn at making children’s, goose—and it talks in rhyme. J There's some Bolger singing and| His effort, peleased by Decca, ‘on | tap dancing and musical effects by| an ‘unbreakable: 12-inch disc is Mitchell Miller's orchestra.

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Girls who are interested are urged to interview representatives of tha Nyrses Training Schools at the audi: torium in the Fublic Library, ‘St. Clair at Meridias streets.

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You feel it in the performance of a Nash.

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1947 automobile.

There's a new kind of automobile dealer in America today. There's where you'll find the new Nash '600’’ and new Nash Ambassador—The Pattern of Cars To Come!

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