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No Rain and No Mud This Spring

204 Ewing to mud in Spring, hr ‘Of Old Wagner Act Ronavire Dies

SOUTH BEND, Apr. 29 (UP)—=

~ dust to m : : | This April there is no drop of rain, &nd this] WASHINGTON, Apr. 29 (UP) Yel Officials of the Hudson Motor the

days. Domestic -current also is shut off half Spring there is no mud. =The House today was unexpect-)

; make matters 1 has been edly confronted with a Straight. Z « the “time. - ju 0 bo ie Th tiers ry a» } in oat oh ioe nat the Tatt- [Car Co.. planned ponsthle. Soure, + Rise of Industrial Production : are the lowest in 30 Southern farmers are Hartley Law and the New Deal's action today after tying

President Truman thal pickets

had prevented the removal ® of

digging their wells 36 feet deeper before ge ‘Wagner Act as it swung into its ITALY'S rapid recovery in 1948 was due large- a trickle of water. Three rainy may be[fourth day of debate onthe ad:

ly to the rise of industrial production to the pre- to restore reservoirs to the. level /ministration’s labor program. - a war level. To offset rehabilitation costs,and sup- The Rome government is Putting an as good] Rep. Vito Marcintonio (Amer. aon ie from jon port an increased population and heavy unemploy- a face as possible to avert a panic and flight of/!can Labor Party, N. YJ, said ‘ jstrikebound Ben Avia ment, the economy must reach levels this the lira. It says there still is time for rain to|that the issue should be “clearly| plant. year. Hence, the seriousness of power F Shortages prevent a disaster, which is true, but every day drawn.” Any attempt to amend *{ About 60 pickets, members of - “and shutdowns. makes it worse. is Tn the old Wagner Act would be “sur- ithe CIO United Automobile ? . \ rn render and ind t betrayal” of (Workers, yesterday prevented a i . — . the American working man, he {sheriff and six deputies from

carrying out a court order to re move the expensive dies. A “ree volving picket line” blocked the plant entrance and kept four [trucks from loading the dies, | At Detroit, Hudson officials sent a telegram to President Tru«

‘Modern Algor Tale sy Robert C. Ruark ahi Marston ae sv

{leaders serambled desperately to)

| . % : - - {recover the Taft-Hartley ea 1 I NEW YORK, Apr. 20—It suddenly occurs that unhappy in New York, so he allows himself to|Votes they believe President Tru-

man lost by fll-timed use of the! 3 the success chronicler, the Horatio Alger of our be drafted six months before VJ Day, thereby. I oiae whip Ont leadiiig Dem} -

ur regular J times, must drastically semodel ‘hia plot strus: | ipl of his ee an i he hia ocrat said Mr. Truman's warning This is the gambling rendezvous where local gamblers ave entertained crap shooters here, 4444 right SDE the am an Guts i at ture, or else be held up in scorn as a black re- ered enemy. [yesterday that Densogtats iad Por W. Washington St., for the last two 0 Nights. Arrow paint to gntrance guarded by steel grafing. Hudson Vice President Stuart G. om a 5 .actionary and a fusty old bore. Returning to New York, he collects his state|ter follow the party Baits Truman afford! 88 You doubtless recall: Alger's pluck-and-luck, yeterans' bonus, joins the American Legion, and else, had cost administration| Hudson nied oo Trees ha a sink-or-swim formula for his yeasty young heroes. goes to Washington to lobby for the national forces at least 30 vo Officials Named its awn plant because of the 3) Ben he Bootblack (for it waa indeed Ber) Ja the pension bill. The GI Bill of Rights gives him Wood Bill Offers Test Bendix strike. * i 8 % ig as a penniless w Papa sufficient credit for several hundred hours of 3 udso am Jive you a butted to death by a maddened billygoat. Mama rumba and samba lessons under Arthur Murray.| The Sdministration® TS Mines Top A | you may [8 was dead of the gout. Crippled little sister Was His vast experience in government, plus his Teal the Taft-Hartley f {I in "1 writ of replevin for the brak 8 languishing in the poorhouse, where they beat gocial suavity and light dancing foot, earns him restore an Improved. version © : HIE you want 3 Doh. the Wagner Act. In the last few “ldies, sald he Jelt that Sheriff - ! 3 her every hour on the tic . an immediate job as an economist. Stephen Hipsak had not “done

beco t Benny-boy thumbed his way to town on 2 slow ' He'is instrumental in shaping legislation call-|days; It has become apparent! Gomi Finals, Finals . boat from Jersey City. Tottering on starvation’s ing for free medical attention, free college post-/that somé Taft-Hartley Act pro- ’

his full duty.” 1% bPink, he”found a plump wallet in the street. graduate education for everybody, higher subsi-|visions must be added to secure Booked Next Week

* Lawyer. Considers Suits

foble; honest youth that he was, he returned it, dies for the farmer, higher subsidies for the air-{House approval. By ART WRIGHT Mr. Roper said he was consid intact, to the rich banker. Tbe R. B, no spend- lines and shipping companies, higher taxgs for| In their efforts to get backi gp 001 op the semi-finals and| ering filing a mandate suit thrift, offered employment as a reward. .everybody, pensions for soldiers, sailors, mer-|votes they believed were lost bY|q, 010 or The Times’ Spelling Bee against Sheriff Hipsak to compel

him to execute the writ. The at-

After that it was a breeze. Ben accepted the chant marines, coal miners, housewives, piano/the President, administration ,.s: week were named today by|| isor torney said he might also file against

job of assistant pro in the gent’s lounge, and players and homeless cats. He is the author of|strategists were apurred by the ap, Norma Koster, rapidly rose. He foiled the bank robbers, saved the famed Ben Bill, which reduced the legalltest they will face later today on gf special activities for the City

~ injunction SUNDY the R.Bs beautiful daughter from a fate Worse work-week to ‘hree hours. a move to substitute the Wood Park and Recreation Department. junction s than death, achieved the bank's presidency, mar- : 5 : bat for Mr. Truman's repealer. The park department annually Mr. Hipsak he to idths ried the gal, and, when last seen, was merrily Money Comes in Handy The House was called into ses-|co-operates with The Times in appeal to Gov. Hi ¥ or foreclosing mortgages right and left. Needless v enry rick

sion two hours earlier than usual staging the spelldowns to select

to say, little sister got the best medical attention BY STEALTHY avoidance of the Communists d be'a champion to represent -Iddian- Guard said money could bribe. © he met during his prewar alphabet days, Ben Be DF ox: the ous Spolia and Marion County in the NArionst might a 0 America's Re I achieves Cabinet rank. Only then does he con- substitute, ° : | National Spelling Bee. tempt Is made to move the brake & : The Modern Version a He Sarries te gn widow of This measure; sponsored by Representatives dot prelimi tes through the Pleket line. peceable pon. John 8. Wood (D. Ga.), has{naries in city districts and two General Suce ths. 1 SEE the moda Ben in 4 somewhat different ambassadorship. the batkiag of a Republican-|from each of the nine townships ceed in removing similar Ales i Nght. Fresh from adn the. mid-30'a. He He retires to a villa at 80, and although he ocrati lition. It in the county will take part in from the struck plant under court - borrows enough money from his reactionary old doesn’t need his social security and his veterans southern Dem atic Coalition. ot ithe first semi-final next Tuesday order earlier this week. But the man to reach Washington. He has heard of the pension, the money comes in handy for knick- [WOuld repeal the Taft-Hartley a + |at 7:30 p. m. in the Indiana World Their’ mid the unin appr. ently WPA, and gets a job in the artist-and-writer knacks like original Duty paintings &nd caviar. | 0} ne meovicions +o TO | War Memorial Auditorium. Con- Is determined to; prevent removal . project, just for groundwork. Tiring of art, he A success, Ben dies at 85—but not. before he °F 8 provisions. testants wil report to the audi- of ore material f the. “switches to NYA, where he helps make policy to_has seen his government Work out a plan to give In his campaign last fall, Mr.|lestants AVI repo pants as fom redeem youth. every child a card entitling him to a lifetime|7 non solemnly pledged to Work] Sum Pm Yabtls » ‘ Ben decides to become a career man. In of free food, clothes, care, education, . hous. 07 outright repeal of Taft-Ham-| Free 3 rapid; succession, he whit whirls through Nira, . NLRA, ing, whisky and companionship of Brave). yo ley 384 restoration of the Wagner; ‘mv., gocond semi-finals will be Hutson Takes Look { Social Security sex. Money had disa red, since there w held Wednesday and the finals on} ak $495 i _ settlement. When war comes, Ben girds for need of ney Pres 2s no House adoption of the Wood Thursday at 7.30 p. m. in the New gambling clients: : : we At Bendix Situation ‘and battle. He first gets a job in the OPA, but there Only one thing was unclear, and that was|Pl. Would represent a stunning... ‘semorial, The public. will ington St. to play dice in Marion County at 4444 W. Washington. | State Labor Commissioner tof isn’t enough action there, so he switches to the where all the food, clothes, booze and stuff was| t'0ock fof the administration. |," ;riitted free. | - Hutson we ] , OCD. Squardance in the lunch hour is still too to come from, since-nobody worked any more, and |. the Measure is rejected, the| “gory 4rg the officials: Local Students Honored at IU Bend today for an ! : tame, so Ben goes over to the OWL Now he the human brain was in process ¥ em vote on the administration meas-| gy0.q4qy. Pronouncer, Gaylord 1¥l00k” at the : lugs : really is at war, making the valiant fight, vestigial. It will take the Horatio Alger of to-| iC, SPonsored by Rep. Jahniajen; judges, Miss Susannah polis. . ation there, stin thirsting for Japanese blood, Beh i§ morrow to figure out a hero to fit those times, | comski(D. Mich.) will not come Myner, ‘Miss Jean Wells, Miss Indiftin y ha 3 i Gov, o : until tomorrow or possibly even Marysue Gray, all of the speech elected rs of campus organ-| son's trip was not in.response to 98 i : next week. department of Arsenal Technical|lsations. social fraternities and one Was) ny request. He indicated, hows % > e : : . : . High Schoo ‘Ann Hutchinson, R. R. u. waslsioctéd vcs president Lf ra ever, the labor commissioner 3 . . - nesda noun Dan resid t the English] Theta Ham proposal vd in a wide i A Br itis Bo ner By Freder / ck C. Othman Entomolo Ist Wolo ny pron Ruth’ Datie! tis ol ot| of 401 Harvard Place. might have 4 pu 10.08 to s and plain— 2 : eA Armstrong, Mrs. Virginia Gra-|4223 Cornelius Ave. was elected Those intiisied re Fred A the strike of United Auto SS THAN : ham, and Miss Hazel Whizenand, vice president of the YMCA Coun-( Hendricks of 563) Washinglon| workers Union (C10) began- at hile quantity WASHINGTON, Apr. 20 — Looks like Sen. terprise ever to hit Central America. I saw the all of the speech department of|cil. Merrill Moores of 525 Berk- byes E. Forest Bivd. Phi Stevens, the plant Apr. 20 as Tésult of a Homer _— Pelguson of Michigan, will have 2 pictures ot the plantation and it was a whopper. N in [ Shortziage High | School. "a ol . Theta: ey, 973 N Slaputs over discharge of 47 work lame nearly years or e only trouble wis that nobody seemed to ursday--FPronouncer, Char Welcome Ww on Co Richard Sharkey, o| ers production speed and pay the kegs of surplus nails now rusting in Guatemala. realize our government was nurturing i R. Parks; judges, Miss Helen ag * |Bolton Ave; Weldon Johnson, 116/10, in the brake shoe depart The Britishers of the last century pulled a succirubra, a worthless .tree from the original 3 Slightly Injured Thornton, Mrs. Jennie Strain and Plans State Convention [E- 45th St, and Wallace Under- ment. : . magnificent boner. We just compounded it with Ceylon stock. Everybody thought that the plants In 5-Car Collisi Misg Irene Rhodes, all of Arsenal! ne annual Indiana convention 00%: Camby, Alpha Tau Omega; some really superb stupidity. About $3 million’ were cinchona ledegeriana, from which com- n r sion Technical High School. Wel Ww Service Co. Cugene Taylor, 2465 Bond St. 0’ I worth, le bo a te mercial quinine is produced. Frank N. Wallace, state ento- i : ot TE ek on ry Alpha hi Abhay nd Paul uat- Nea Named to Head ° ie In President Justo Rufino Barrios of So the nails which have beén worrying Sen./moiogist, was uninjured 'yester- Wi 0 : hews Jr., 3 ridian Off Guatemala decided that what his céuntry needed Ferguson, were sent to El Porvenir to hold to.|day in a five-car collision at 18th Wins ROTC Post Hotel. Washington, Chl. ce Managers Group Es was some cinchona plantations for the production gether the packing cases in which the quinine|St. and Boulevard Place, in which| Kurt F. (Fritz) Pantzer Jr., son he Anvention, Sonduetsd by RTS BONDI ARTE OErER a ale } ol Butware Wage 0 : of quinine. So he took 40,000 acres at El Por- was to be shipped. two women and a girl from Ko-|of Mr. and Mrs. Kurt F. Pantzer, 8 es Henderson, + h PT TS venir near the Mexican border and planted ‘em And a private quinine expert dropped by and/komo were on 1 4310 N. Meridian St. has been Linwood St. state supervisor, willl Searle ¥, Charles of 26 KE, 14th/dent of the Indianapolis Chapter 2 with cinchona seedlings imported from an Eng- amazed the government's boys with the informa-| A young pedestrian struck in|promoted to the rank of cadet be attended hy city supervisors st, has been offered a second fel-|0f the National Office Managelish plantation in Ceylon. tion that they were growing trees which would/the 1500 block of E. Market St.|lieutenant colonel in the ROTC|and hostesses from 35 Hoosler|lowship in the field of history at/ment Association. a nti he hp a ma 3d, he Ro bé good only for fence posts. : {was held in General Hospital for unit of als University, where he Sm. Mare than 60 are expected | the University of Illinois graduate C. C. Thomas of the adinna , Trees were e ver tha They didn’t believe him. They didn’t even|observation of a possible skulljis a student, a . college, Farm Bureau was wice d. isliow in eyion had sem him Sle wong ing or wait for the trees to grow. They stripped the Soncussion. , — Pemiiant, Burk Anderson of the : nchona. ere wasn't any quinine in the bark. bark from the seedlings, using what they called 'olice arrested another acci- 9 : s ‘Rubber Co. was elected Mr. Barrios died, nearly a generation passed, and the quick method, and dried same under the sunldent victim, an 18-year-old youth, 0 qQ S eat fF : otoca st treasurer, and Miss Eva Call of : ¥ there was the EF Porvenior plantation in charge in an old coffee-curing: yard. This, according to{Who was struck by a car at 15th the Indiana Condensed Milk Co, idths, ¢ KB in the 1830's of the Central American Plantations the photos, covered acres. 8t. and Senate Ave. last night, 3 : : was named secretary. \ Co. vo while riding a bicycle which po- HEE : ; ] Directors elected were: onia : I k Economic Warfare Experts Blush lice said he admitted stealing. He Glenn Utterbach of Standard grey, Seizes the Whole Works THEN THEY distilled the bark, only to dis-|7° reated at General Hospital Oil Co.,, W. M. Pert of ihe Inland THIS WAS A Nazi outfit, with financial head- cover that their critic was right. It contained no|" a 1ath St and Boulevard Pl Container Corp., Louis A. Lukene : quarters in New York City. Came the second quinine. So El Porvenir languished, after an ex-| “yoo to Fi Ole 0 age, bill of the Link-Beit Co., Hugh E. GRE / ‘ World War and our alien property custodian cons Penditwe [according o best estimates I could| oo" CO pe by Mr, Wallace, Wriggelsworty ot the American fiscated the whole works. get) .of ter than $3 million. : : ! ’ & Insurance Co., Jone And then one of ofr government geniuses (who Our economic warfare experts, of - course, 70, of lp. N 22a AVE, hit a lon of the Shell Of Co. and Miss v shall be unnamed simply because I so far have weren't talking. Just blushing. Nobody here! CC JJ ven oy ig Ky ap) Marguerite Lamar of Butler Unie been unable to identify him) decided that what heard of the El! Porvenir fiasco until Sen. Fer- oS of ons OR, yo versity. ; we'd better do was put this quinine plantation guson dropped down to Guatemala and djscovere: Edith C agains a cat a ven rs into production. those nails to make the boxes to hold mitine; “Kit Campbell, 50, uy koko- Goodwill Industries Henry Wallace, who was Vice President at the That was more than a year ago. 0; poiice sale, . I time, went down to Guatemala and made an The thing fascinated me, as it did the Senator, Other Cars Are Hit Sets Good Turn Week inaugural speech. And it wasn’t long before 2000 but until now I was unable to nail down (no pun| With Mrs. Campbell were Mrs.| 1 The Kk Guatemalans were making new cuttings from the intended) the facts. KEI Porvenir, incidentally, Florence Hackett, 56, and Sandra es of May 16-28 will be old trees and setting them out under 46,000 square is up for sale at the moment. Eventually it|Jackson, 12. All were taken to he 1 : annual Good Turn Week yards of canvas, so the sun wouldn't wither them. ought to produce some pretty fair planks, but| Methodist Hospital for treatment Joe Indianapolis Goodwill IndusThis was one of the biggest horticultural en- not—I fear—$3 million worth. of minor injuries and released. About 3000 Boy Scouts, Girl OES Ends Celebrati $ Di d Jubil a eae a sate cue] Scouts and Camp Fire Girls are % nas eiepra ton © iamon upli ee parked at 1745 Boulevard Place is Stibuling Soofwil huge to Tris : and Mrs, Campbell's car rammed . into another vehicle parked at be filled with discarded clothing Yd. Grand Chapter P PARTLY CLOUDY AND and shoes to be collected during jr’ Ee oa io Sour Fas 1 | SSR th or he Ft Mrs. Lucille Geyer, Sunman, tront of 1523 E. Market » MIAN wash bas contributed will pro- - worthy grand matron, and Her- Michael Thrasher, 16, of 1613 E. FOTOCAST" : OF ems ths ) bert C. Morrison, Crawfordsville, Ohio St. He darted across the LEGEND Y [Ployees. of Goodwill ‘Industries, . ' street last night and was struck arseerep | | Which offers regular employment worthy grand patron, will lead the SCATTERED REE w 90 handicapped persons. The Indiana grand chapter, Order of by an eastbound car driven by SHOWERS AREA anization also provid Tee ul Eastern Star, during the coming ames 5. Lal. ums N. : omzzis Ww AR habilitation for Jandicapped per. per wal 2 ed : : 5 THUNDER ri hat ning about 50 each avings: ; nr Sate Olicers were Installed : her - : &F STORMS 77/4 RAIN | |for placement In private Industry; “ last night in the Murat Temple at One Mother's Day r.«ncussmrors. cn 1949 COW. L.A. WAGHER. ALL RIGHTS RESENVED, AWOL Youths Get . celebration commemorating -the ou :

Gift Is Missing : TODAY AND TOMORROW-The extreme Northeast will remain cool while warm weather pre- ‘Terms in Car Th oft Mother's Day for a Cloverdale| vails over large areas of the country, the Weather Bureau predicts. Most areas of shower activi ty wa student at Indiana University ex-| will be in the South, as striped and dotted lines on map indicate. Exceptions are Minnesots, Uteh |, youths who pleaded guilty i jension has been dealt a serious! and Nevada, charges of trans

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Cer She nes voy Ialeon _ |up. his package by mistaks in a/IU Medical School Dean! Official ‘Weather 600 Couples Expected Lt hile, they were A of Enid Chapter, Sunman, in 1941, shop i will return 1, Ave, 4 Indorses Riley... Project UNITED heen ee SunRAY At Naval Reserve Dan ne in Federal Cou prison

IT TERMS Mt. Mo oa ot {will be rosy. Dr. John D. Van Nuys, dean More than 600 couples are ex- today.

Richard Vander, m3 N. Dela-|of the Indiana University medical! 9% pected to attend the Naval Re-| Raymond E. Hall, 18, of Kansas |

k-. : ; x . so : ware St. had just obtained the Ex " 21iserve spring dance tomorrow City, was sentenced to 4% years Bankers Association, and presi- pi boy © Marrison . . , ele- Su Nate St jus school, today officially endorsed moet “ocean. J 23 night at the Ind} ls Naval|in a federal penitentiary, His 17« -

dent of the Elston Bank and Trust Lucila tron of ed of the $1 mifition Riley Hospital re-itw terdsy in : : vated to rand patron of rand matron himself he had taken to give to P ite Jrsterds : Armory, 30th St. and White River. year-old companion, from New Co., Crawfordsvil'e: : bo oe Eater 9 rin = pter, Order of East. |his mother, Mrs. Fanchon Par. search fund project. a, Ted Campbell's orchestra will York, was sentenced o serve uns = ° gin her Naw Offers Men. Eastern Group. carn Star. rish, Cloverdale, on May 8. He called the proposed investi- play for dancing from 9:30 ‘to til : x

Bernice Hudson, Ellettsville, As Grand Conductress; Cecil Sible, {Grand Martha; Mrs. Vesta Kalb); OF i Way home De Siopped gation imp typical shildren's dis. ietis Grand Matron; Morlan| Ft. Wayne, Grand Shaplam; Hy. Hil-| Greensburg, Grand Electra; Miss Ave. to purchase a Mother's Day desired medical projects conceiva- : I En Associate/den Kiser, E Indanapols, Grand Selma Schmarr, Rising ting to : 1 ble.” P \ Grand Patron; Mrs. Daisy M. Marshal; Mrs. Dorothy McCarthy, Grand Warder, ind Wiliam La- r : ‘Follette, New Albany, Grand Sentinel

psents “a. particularly p Omahe. area for scientific inv investigation.” : / Dr. an Num seid. Was