Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 October 1948 — Page 16

At the Link-Belt and Diamond

goes on file, the plant gets| telegram. Linde Air Products , at

lone of the main sources of radar and kindred equipment for all military branches.

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Uncle Sam's rve fighting ma- \schools now include Rosalie Bab-

chine are ing their jobs under cover. The

Helen D. Kays, Loren Noblitt, Marilyn Sonner and Paul Whiteman, Southport. Raymond Kennedy and Glen] : Stevenson, Shortridge; Manford| ANOTHER TARGET-FINDER READY — When the Navy Kiatier, John Wallen and Fred strong sense of awareness, but 4s shoots, it hits, and this is the reason. These fire-control mecha- Zot, di PR i yet are under little actual pres- cmc are being rapidly overhauled at the Naval Ordnance plant |Perry Township gare PY san, Ma the Naval Ordnance plant and are rushed back into service on Uncle Sam's big floating |belle and Ruby Williams, School Pp "fortresses. This one's ready. Inspector Ww: T. Williams, 1827 N. 119, and Casimir Wykowski, School on the payroh Bancroft St. gives it the fl test, Fire control mechanics P: R. |72And 2000 as. the short-of-war Powell, 312 W. 38th St, and C. W. Brown, 916 Ewing St. are goal. Stored machine tools are be- iting on the final touches, ing “unwrapped” and put in commission, And there's a steady(tion doses and other pharmaceu- and cabin heaters) are going to flow of gun directors being ush- ical and biological supplies in the the airplane industry.

ered his & quick AS. war. RCA's Victor Divikion| Louis Schwitzer of SchwitzerVa Ee: Téafly for a repeat per- Cummins Co. edged, away from = a Ts rei EL) A hn gl Cr ERR, SE

. ¢ which would be| P. R. Mallory i# still on a nor- things” they make are going lo| "One boy's father looked af him’ easily Saenonind are Eli Lilly mal peace basis. At Stewart- ithe Army and Navy. -He stuck!and said, “Wy. Bill, where have _ & Co., which supplied immuniza- Warner, heating devices (de-icers rigidly to his secrecy pledge. {you been for the last three days?”

Stealing Watermelons? That's Only Half of It

HILLSDALE, Mich, Oct. 18 | (UP) Police caught four 13-year-old boys stealing watermelons. They were. given a stiff lecture

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Speedway would probably go into| “Minimum essentials” of good, Consequently, with no more to

Dr. Henry Vaughn, head of the partment has for months cam- which are not rat-proof. Public Health School of the Uni-|paigned to improve garbage dis-| one sample ordinance suggestversity of Michigan, made the statement at a workshop con-|

Given Central Students [ducted by Northwestern Univer) geoing to it that garbage. can dents and proprietors of business| Indiana Central College stu- sity and the National Congress of jjds are kept tightly covered is establishments to rid their premdents majoring in education get Parents and Teachers. practical experience by practice ere are 41 million Amerl- one man a long time to inspect representatives authority to enter teaching in Indianapolis schools. cdns in 43 states who reside in|the thousands of garbage cans business buildings to inspect conareas in which there are no full-| now in service. ditions. The students teaching in local time local health units,” he said. aughn said supplying the na-|rector, says several’ attemptsit unlawful for an rson to bitt, Charles Smith and Vera (jon with minimum local public/have been made in past years to place or permit nd aveumulate|cede the technical meeting. Robe Stubbs, Manual; Velma Bailey, health needs would involve more obtain a stricter rat ordinance. | Robert Banks, Ada Burgess and ¢nan 54,300 trained physicians, Cleveland, St. Louis and Balti- any building or premises so that gineer, will speak during th Eugene DeBaun, Howe; James nurses, engineers, statisticians more already have found it nec-| Cuddy, Dan Hart, Ura Howard,|and health educators.

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: Rha SUNDAY, OCT 1, 1048 Kempf Fights to Rid City of Rats 4 Ordinance Called Unfair and Short

Of Proper Powers fo Clean Out Pests BO CE ts. thos

‘ . One man against several million Indianapolis rats—that’s the world be hamdy tools with which Minimum Essentials [formula for rat control now being used by the City Health Depart-|to reduce the estimated multie

ment, . million rat population of Indiane How is this one man armed for his war against the destructive{apolis. . : pests? He has one ordinance which prohibits rats in restaurants) The present City Council has not had the opportunity to act on

shall be kept in rat:free and rate

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four per cent of the American “Tp tC TLL experts say that's| Baltimore has written into its The Western Blectric plant tnlo lon, Pu oy where the! gmny material a new rat ordinance. Dr. Kempt

housing code that all new build-|h4s been writing a new one for ings must be constructed so rats several months. What action In-

|work with, the Health Depart-|cannot enter. dianapolis takes against its rat

electronic production. And if the public health practice are avails] ment has proceeded on the as-| Many of the stricter ordinances population depends. upon ‘these

new Western Electric plant Is bie health | 0 completed, this would become his, assording to 3 public he sumption that a hungry rat won't make it a violation to use gar- two agencies.

|hang around long. Thus the de-(bage cans and trash containers ————————— 'Metallurgist to Speak

posal methods and 10 clean outleg by the U. 8. Health Depart. At Technical Meeting trash accumulations. a

An Endless Job supervisor power to order resl-\ i with the Allis-Chalmers

{nical meeting of the Indianapolis Mfg. Co. will address the tech. Chapter of the American Society for Metals at 8 p. m. tomorrow in McClarney’s Restaurant, 1435

Dr. Gerald Kempf, health di-| The sample ordinance makes W. Morris St. A dinner at 6:30 p. m, will pre

|proving an endless job. It takes|ises of rats. It gives him or his

any garbage, rubbish or trash in ert L. Wolf, city combustion ene

it shall afford food or harborage|luncheon on the subject, “Indi |essary to pass such ordinances. for rats. anapolis Fights Smoke.”

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