Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 October 1948 — Page 32

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DEFENSE RESTS—The empty chair in this Munich, Germany,

of the Fuehrer, in absentia, an attendant holds a microphone over while court president George Raab (right), solemnly |

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| By RADFORD MOBLEY Writer {

Times § “WASHINGTON, Oct. 22—Com-| munists in Europe “spread the idea” that the European Recovery| Program is a means for the United States to dump food. suripluses abroad, This is reported by Nathan| Koenig, executive assistant to the] Secretary of Agriculture, tollow-| ing a recent survey of Western|

Europe. “Already some of the agricul-| tural exporting countries of

Europe are having difficulty in| {finding outlets for their products,” | {he said. “This past summer Italy and Holland had surpluses of fresh| fruits and vegetables which could not readily be sold because im-|

porting countries either lacked {else had ample supplies of their! own due to the season's good growing conditions. Have Surplus. . “Similarly, Turkey and Greece now have surpluses of dried fruits ad tobacco begging for market

PORK ROAST Kh: ib. —————————— Gov. Graded U.S, Good COLORED BEEF ROASTS MARGARINE Choice Chuck Cuts 14 PRINTS 49¢ Ib. 47¢ Ib. French Dressed FISH . FANCY SPRING POULTRY OYSTERS VEAL LAMB ) "WE WILS GLADLY FILL ANY REQUEST FOR SPECIAL courtroom is reserved for the ay Adolf Hitler, During trial |the money with which to pay or| CUTS. IF YOU DO NOT SEE WHAT YOU WANT ON \ DISPLAY-PLEASE ASK OUR ATTENDANT the chair, ; reads the verdict to the chair,

Sinclair Oil Opens Nine New ‘Labs’

Cover 20 Acres; 500 To Be Employed

ue pe— too, that the Communists were not slow in taking advantage of this situation. In all the countries where farmers are facing marketing problems, and throughout Europe for that matter. the Communists are Science Service spreading the Wea og L thie LRP HARVEY, 11, 22 — Nine is simply a me laboratory ie, in college- United States hopes to solve some| |campus arrangement on a 20-acre of its own problems. os tract, constitute the new research “Furopean farmers are being {and development center for pe- told that the United States fore[troleum products opened today sees huge agricultural ed here by the Sinclair Refining Co. and that it is using the o They ‘stand .as visible evidence solely as a means 2 Boi ing of the intention of the oil indus- these surpluses on the Kuropean |try to keep America supplied with market.

ee hr “crude oil: Over 500 technical and technical employees will work in this new plant, which includes) as UB. Ambassador tol De her) employed at Canada, took up his duties at the | East Chicago embassy today.

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Cops Laughed as Crowd Femltn ‘Threw Eggs: Taylor [ Ci

NEW ORLEANS, Det = 2 ool {Wednesday night. :

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[lor of Idaho claimed today that threw them eggs,”

Jacksonville,

FRIDAY, OCT. 22, 194% Fla., police, Must sald, Pethought some of en

» crowd pelted him with raw eggs bounced off. “They didn’t reak {until they hit the Hogs i stood there and, Police arrested fiv en those crackers | Jacksonville after thé egging, 6 Mr, _ Taylor no > charges were | were booked.

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CIRCLE THEATER BUILDING

| Inter-Linked Buildings | | The buildings include two large inter-connected, three-story struc{tures for administrative and gen{eral laboratory activities and a tall six-section pilot-plant build-| ling. Smaller buildings are large-/ {ly for distillation and. catalyst |tests. . | Unique among the structures is lan engine-testing building, It [contains complete facilities for! ithe service and experimental test-! {ing of all types of fuels and lubri-' cants used in automotive, naval land aviation engines. i New Research Sites | Other members of the oil in|dustry have recently constructed {new research centers, further indication of activities to develop better liquid fuels and better use! of by-products Among these might be mentioned a new giant research! pant just opened this month at| Linder, N- 3:8 he Standard)

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$11,000 in Jewels

| PHILADELPHIA, Oct.22 (UP) | Singer Gertrude Niesen last night recovered the $11,000 worth ™ of. jeweiry she lost Th°a- taxicab. | The gems were found by Mrs.| - “ Sue 8. Ziembicki who telephoned | that she” entered the cab after | Miss Niésen left and found the | handbag containing the jewels |and identification on the floor. Miss Niesen lost the handbag Wednesday night on her return (from New York. where a suspect is being held in connection with the theft of $35,000 in jewels from her apartment there. The songstress is currently appearing at a central- city “nightclub here. |

CARD PARTY TO BE HELD A card party will be sponsored by Herman Sons at 8 p. m. Saturday. It wil be held in SaengerChor Hall, 521 E. 13th St. The public is invited.

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