Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 July 1948 — Page 22

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Scripps-Howard WBATTLE CREEK, Mich., July 7+-The current boom in the farmimplement business is due to run séveral years more, industry agthorities say. #Néw power units and even more ! nj us adaptations of tools are bo brought out. The farmer 8 Ing has been a mechanic and a

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Two top flight officials and] eight or 10 others in the admin- 4.4ication week July 25 and visit of the of the bankrupt Electronic Lab-|

foratories, Inc., have been removed | the {from the payroll, Jack I. Kahn,

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES Set Committees for Freedom Train Visit

Public Invited to Participate in Events Set for Citizens Re-dedication Week

By ART WRIGHT Committees to “set the stage” for the week-long Citizens Re- neth T. Collins.

istrative and sales departments 9 ,.4 39 have been named by Roscoe C. Clark. Mr. Clark, general director of Mayor Feeney's committee for) . - {throughout the week of July 25, celebration, announced the committee leaders yesterday at a proclaimed by Mayor Foray as ‘meeting of the general board in the Severin Hotel.

men, L. W. Shumaker and H. P. Heslér, of the Indiana Bell Telephone Co. Motion Picture Industry—Ken-

Freedom Train.here July| ‘The public will be invited to participate in the daily patriotic events which will “take place

Re-Dedication Week.

{Indianapolis attorney, appointed Heading the -committees are:|

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nounced today. Mr. Kahn said the dismissals/Fennsylvania Railroad.

would save $40,000 for the company. One of the officials, Nor-|{Indianapolis Public Schools. man R. Kevers, president, received $15,000 a year, and the Junior Chamber of Commerce. {other, Walter E. Peek, vice presi- Churches — The* Rev. H. J.| Benj am dent, received $10,000 a year. |Baumgartel, Church Federation! Mr. Kahn said the company 18/of' Indianapolis. ; EE progressing satisfactorily through| the help of creditors and incom-| ing government orders for sub-| McNamara of the Congress

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peakers Bureau—H. O. Johnlieity—Art Wright, Indian-|at the Indiana State Fairgrounds

| Pub Education—Willlam A. Evans,|gpolis Times. fearly on July 29 and will be open

| D. 1 C. Parks, Sta-| bl Ss 1 Even Eugene Coates, | allo] Janie C ar for inspection there by the public

Bands—Maj. W. E. Durbert, Ft. also will be open all day startAviation—Dave Allerdice. Labor — Co-chairmen, Howard Johnson, A Eli Lilly & Co.

ture : rrill _|see the 126 priceless documents lof Industrial Organizations and|so¥ oar pare Berend.

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astmasters Clubs. The Freedom Train will arrive

at 10 a. m. On July 30 the train

in. Harrison. ing at 10 a. m. until late at night.

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Music Festival Finalists Named |

Names of five winners in the! Park Department’s second annual music festival were announced following the final competition in! Brookside Center last night. . Finalists selected by the judges were: Lauralee Burke, 3540 N. Pennsylvania St., pianist; Irma Jean Nelson, R. R. 1, Box 358, violinist; Billy Potter, 114% E. Charlene Ave., vocalist, and Gordon Beck, 4914 W. 15th St; drummer. Awarded $25 each as outstanding contestants were Miss Burke, in the teen-age class, and Miss Clore, in the adult class. All of last night's winners are scheduled to appear on a special

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{ bisinessman, but presently he’s to titans |Hugh Gormley and Edward Gi Scouts—Mrs. G. M. Bar- Of the Declaration of Independ-|feqtival: The St. Cecilia Junior : a cohploy Dew ee a high Reiects Polish Protest [Kiffmeyer of the American Fed-| ws Girl Scouts of America. jence. ; Choir, Diane - Andre, Carolyn Have . Detter Jewelry re. Victim i to earn on the cost of ejecis rolis roies eration of Labor. | Women's Clubs — Co-chairmen,| Special ceremonies will be held Hartman and Carol Ottinger. pe, On Wi 3 all this lebor-saving machinery. LONDON, July 7 (UP)—Great| Military—Lt. Col. Howard Wil- Mrs, B. Lyn Adams and Mrs. at 9:30 a. m. July 29 to open the Awards will be made during that aig 3 iA number of companies have: Britain has rejected a Polish pro-{coX, Indiana National Guard. Robert L. Davis, of the Indian-|train to the public. Band con-|program. | eR ay wu A 27-year i been celebrating 100th anni- USE YELLOW CABLE | test against the six-power pro-| Veterans — Co-chairmen, John apolis Council of Women. {certs and other entertainment in| Judges for last night's compe-| : . ghe was kid versaries in the farm-equipment Yellow electrical cable is com-| gram for western Germany which! D. Hughes, 11th district of the! Management—Col. Arthur W. keeping with the patriotic mis-|tition were: Henry Butler of The Herman : £2 wih attacked by 1 ess. Latest of these is the|ing into use in coal mines; it can|was drafted at a confergnce here| American Legion, and Otto F.|Herrington, of Marmon-Herring-|sion of the Freedom Train willTimes, Julian Sullivan of the Star 424 State Life BI. . : day as Ind R ver Corp., of Chicago. be seen better in the dark than{and is being put into effect, it|Ferger, Military Order of Purple ton Co. |be presented all day on bothiand Walter Whitworth of . the ate. Life Bldg. 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