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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES —

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Base Gloomy Outlook On ‘Normal’ Season

WABHINGTON, Oct. 18 (UP) — Government experts today made these winter fuel forecasts: : Coal—Plenty to meet demand (but not of the high quality smokeless kind). : § Fuel Ofl—Barely enough (iff everything goes right) to prevent g the severe local shortages which|: * caused hardship last winter. ~ Electric Power — Local shortages and a generally precarious) balance between supply and de- ™ mand. Natural Gas — Nation-wide shortages which can cause industrial shutdowns and may cur-| tail home heating and cooking in some areas for days at a time, | Gloomy as some of these fore--casts are, they are based on the fi optimistic assumption that this|{ winter will be “normal.” Any number of things could)! make the picture blacker—long| strikes, extra bad weather, sud-| denly increased military demand, [® n mechanical breakdowns, trans-| be a portation tieups. Steel is the villain in the piece. |; Lack of it has kept the oil, power, | and gas industries from expand-|! ing to meet increased demand. | The experts sized up the situa-

Coaltt ns suming out of sthe: ground at the trémendous rate of 12,000,000 tons a week. Consumers had a 49-day supply on- F558 Sept. 1. The coal car shortage Bali man, which closed many mines last It lands under its own

of steel for new mining machin-

“The hiispler is towed. to the scene of the crash by the ci 19.

—— The c 119 remains aloft. year has been eased. et Production of high quality| Rescue of survivors of crash landings in remote smokeless coal won't meet de-| spots, almost inaccessible from the land, has long mand because relatively few mines produce—that—kind— Lack —plagued-+the-Air Force. as well as commercial air lines.

ery could caues a, “crisis” in| A new technique that may solve the problem is de-

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this industry later on, producers] scribed for the first time in ‘Air Force magazine. The

Coal, Fuel Oil Shortage This

U.S. Experts Helicopter Towed To Scene In New Air Rescue Irate Gain Seen

Study Lists Shortages As ‘Limiting Factor’ |

rosy, the Commerce Departmen reported today.

“Industrial * output, = construec-|

give evidence of a sustained high| x 4 | ASaregate volume of business,”

The department's survey sup{Bureau of Agricultural Econom- HIS

year, The department conceded that

personal income to a $215 bililon yearly rate. That Increase,

{partment said, “has served as the| x basis for a continued rise in con-| # sumer spending.” 28 The department reported tha retail stores, especially grocery, are getting more of the consum-

per cent before the war, {

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power, pick up the Survivors and then be towed back. ers Hospital. ple and is willing to work with { Philippine government. —The—helicopter_in the sketches is a Piasecki HRP-1, |” Archbishop Beckman, who them for its logical and speedy In his thank-you telegram towed by a Fairchild C-119. Other long- range planes served as bishop of Lincoln, Neb,, development for —theentire_na- Pr

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Fuel Oil—There could be local shortages, but they are not ex-| H pected to be as serious as last] winter's. Lack of steel has pre-

Prices

vented plant expansion. In Stockyards Trading |

The industry expects to meet

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anticipated demand of 6,500,000 | Hog prices dropped 25 cents in Medium — 7 500.28.00 barrels of crude oil a day. But active trade in the Indianapolis|common—" ~~ it won't be able to lay up re-|Stockyards today, establishing a; 500- 900 eon! (Al Weights) 3.00142.99

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| SHINGTON, Oct. 18 (UP) —Geovern12% ty expenses. and receipts for the 18 current fiscal I through Oct. 14, com{pared with a year a .

» This Last Year | Bxpenses $10, 163, 029, Hi $10,763,429 .883 , **. Receipts 10,406.32 10,064,112.538 | . lus 243,270, Tor 082,644 | 1%) Cagh Balance 4.717,01 O14 4.884.067 047) 18" | Public Debt 382.353 350.787,675,699 | 1 | GOld Reserve 33,064, oe 22,001,009,332 2% INDIANAPOLIS ‘CLEARING, HOUSE 18% | Clearings . 28 9,796,000 88% Debits ....... .... 522,904,000

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West Hopes Warren Nail First Half of '49 Down Post of Interior Bor

Cordon, Holmes and Ford Boosted;

Close Contests in 5 States for Senator By MARY ELLEN LEARY, Scripps-Howard Stafl Writer

|| WASHINGTON, Oct. 18 (UP) ,, SACRAMENTO, Oct. 18—Biggest political topic in the West §| ~The current business outlook is the Wake of Gov. Earl Warren's long campaign tour, is who wil, t| Secretary of the Interior. Among names mentioned now, most are trom the. Northwest. ¢ {Guy Cordon (R. Ore.), Rep. Hal Holmes (R. Wash.), Gov. Som} ¥ 2 ton, smploymens and. conn all|2] 2ontana, all are being boosted. There is some. support, too, dent of the University of Cali[fornia, or Robert -W. Sawyer, Or ders Boys Se the department said. [publisher of Bend, Ore. Wi Il |ported previous optimistic fore,| Frobanly the strongest Packing ill Be Boys, casts by other go t - er i sts. Only guveInmen sont and former economics teacher. But Minus Toys RR —————————————

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“=iics sald business activity probably cluded a major section of the wraAmT Pla. Oct. 18 (UT {will continue at a high level-—at Columbia basin which will draw pp. Legion has been 2 least for the first half of next irrigation from the Grand Coulee = myo water pistol and the e

Briefed Dewey

shortages-- especially steel short-| Washington State people point to the female anatomy, Tv ages—still are a “limiting factor” out that Rep. Holmes was the heen struck from their hands {in production in some industries. man who briefed Gov. Dewey on the high command. Higher Wages Cited water projects when he came “No rowdyism,” was the or 4 But for his Oregon campaign; from National Commander Jae was summoned to confer F, O'Neil. Seven hundred Leg with the New Yorker immediate police, wearing white Helm coupled with lower taxes, the de- Acid his nomination in Phila- patrolled the streets and ho’ Some political guessers give y "hig |the edge to Sen. Cordon, but | THEY AND ¢ he is understood to prefer his| |instructed to * Senate seat. Though the last 15 ” years, as attorney for the oregon- any infraction of the law. ler's dollar than before the war. Sen. Cord Land Grant Co. throw whisky bottles from he | The office of Business Eco-|Sen. Cordon has had close deal- windows.. This ban applied & nomics estimated that about $128 lings with the Interior Depart-| to hotel furniture. billion of the 185 billion annuall man; A OWS Je. Operation. consumer income after taxes, is 0 2 being spenf in retail stores reclamation issues gained as head East-West Peacef That's about 69 per cent of dis- of the. = posable income, compared. to 60 Congress.

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Vote Uncertain Tomes orelen Service ep he Ade . The real news out. of the wel in, Wont 3, Oct, jg x Ttion to FRE Fit DEFT the [tion to the West. At Bufte, Eo 1 pn e “PHYippirAt Dubuque, la., Dies at Spokane, Gov. Warren said: (but this republic is a factor | CHICAGO. Oct. 18 (UP)—The! “Tom Dewey will appoint as peace, not a hot spot. : i ‘ Co Most Rev. Francis J. Beckman, 72, Secretary of the Interior a West-| Take the word of Archdv sketches below show how a large helicopter could be Or ten Of the Catho. erner who mot only understands, Ottoof Austria for that. He 2 towed to the scene, cast adrift to land under its own lic diocese of Dubuque, Iowa, died|the possibilities of this great re- his brother, the Duke of Fe last night in the Alexian Broth- ion but who also knows its peo- have just been Suests of

before his appointment to Du-|tion.” buque, was planning a visit to reich wasters , states vi 80 the shrine of Our Lady of Fatima Republican an ic moNational Guard Selects of staff of the 38th. Division, is in Portugal when he was stricken cratic, is not yet clear to one who ing point of East and West, yo chairman of the invitations com-| ih "0 poo it attack. He entered has been aboard the Warren country today serves peace ar campaign train. Republicans feel progress in a troubled world.” [oertain thelF Rational tieket with ght -4044,-by.. ! carry easily’ in Oregon, Idaho, Indiana National Guard's first! capt James McMillan, com Hold “Reception oi Bh an On it They are slightly less confident th Amini cieties will meet at 8 p. m. of Dewey-Warren victories: in ¢ administration weqnesday at the YMCA for a Montana, California, Utah, Necommittee, and Col. Louis R. reception of department officers. vada and Washington. They are/No. 1070-A, will sponsor a car

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