Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 November 1949 — Page 28

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st Tech High School majorettes added color to the Armistice Day parade today. Holding aloft the colors were “these American Legion color An Ary and Navy, wife cinted out “daddy” mavehivg s% Left High a oy ae Schl mort Phyllis Jones and Kathleen White. Thousands of parad- guard members: John E. Monaghan, Kennington Post 34: Leo (left) with Bruce, 3, and Serfdra, I, looked for Lt. Comm. Wilson i jo fo Navel uns while Mrs. G. hid ors moved down Pennsylvania St. from St. Clair St. led by motorcycle police, the 10th Air Force band. Camplin and Elbert Long, Moose Post 34, and Joseph H. O'Neil, James, 4533 Fletcher Ave, and Robert Philip James, 2'/3, waited or former ames to pass in and the National Guard troops. also a Kennington member. National Guard unit. Le er 1f™s : discuss the’ uction of uranium Today in Business— ‘Coffee Paces ‘World Report— | agg I any

tions office announced today.

Acheson Arrives for Parley On West German Republic up: onc smnoumced toons. |

Se cretary fo Offer Leaders Formula for |needs_and ambitions will be con-|national conditions (now prevail- cussions are a “continuation of

{sidered by the -allled powers in! ing) I must withhold my ideas on {previous conferences among the

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New UMW Walkout Would Coincide With PMW Shutdown, Make Supplies Tighter

By HAROLD H. HARTLEY, Times Business Editor IF THE MINERS draw the blinds on the coal industry again Nov. 30, it may be a tighter blackout than the. one just lifted. ‘While John L. Lewis had his soft coal miners thumb-twiddling the Progressive miners who do not belong to his outfit were busy surfacing coal. This took the edge off the shortage. . But on Nov. 30 the Progressive; faceted International Har miners, operating largely in 1 vester Co (23 plants) was in nols, have a strike at Jets cual town. Other IH top men have coming up. Bo it cou By been here to give pre-Christmas| more than a coincidence that Mr. sales” a push, Lewis chose that dale for his IH. utvelling: four sizes next walkout. from 7.4 cubic feet to 9.5 cubic The Progressive miners were feet District Manager F. C. set to go out Nov. 1 but they Kohimeyer and D. A. McAllister, granted a 30-day reprive which district refrigeration manager, must have nettled John L. But greirunning the show, They re-

yesterday that wholesale prices Resuming Place in Family of Nations increased an average .of .onetenth of 1 per cent last week! paced by another big jump in Main Airport in Frankfurt, Germany, from Paris today to| coffee prices. loffer leaders of the West German republic a formula for| The department said its whole- resuming their place in the family of Western nations. sale price Index now stands at) 151.5 per cent of the 1926 aver-|

age. It is four-tenths of a per Germany which were reached in plans at a two-day concent below a month ago and 7.8 per cent below the comparable ference with Foreign Secreweek of 1948, tary Ernest Bevin of Britain

A sharp decline in steer and and Foreign Minister Robert! hog prices last week was more Schuman of France.

than offset hy a rise to 51 cents ence ended just before dawn toda

Trieste ; Mme, Zinka Milanov, Metro-| politan Opera star described by! The confer- Moscow as Marshal Tito's girl] friend, passed through Trieste to-| day on the crack Simplon Express Mr. Acheson also was armed en route to a concert tour in the with a warning from the Western United States later this month. | Big Three, aimed primarily at, The 42-year-old dark-haired § fl Russia, that “firmness and hu- dramatic soprano was asleep when manity” would be used tosprevent her train made a 25-minute stop another world war and to pre- in Trieste just after dawn. Reporters who attempted to in-|

a pound for the price of a typical {grade of coffee. Coffee hean prices -have jumped’ almost 60 per cent in the jas month; it added, in the wake o reports of a poor Brazilian erop| and sharply increased demand attributed to hoarding by house-

he knows there is more than one port interest is running high. Iserve the peace and security of way of skinning a cat. {Dealers want to- get. set for the Wives. | Europe and the world, terview the singer were waved Since they refused to time Thanksgiving-to-Christmas _buy- The three-power decisions were back by a train official. their strike with his, he has ing stretch. Local — [to remain secret until Mr. Ache-| “She's sleeping and cannot be

{son and the three high commis- disturbed,” the official said. |

timed his next stopp with a theirs. And that ppage make Money Duel oc Hees Bid Asked Slonefs for Western Germany had He added, however, that Mme. coal still tighter, and in colder! OVER IN OHIO organized la- American States ofd ......... BH, {disctissed them with Chancellor Zinka, who is married to one of weather, after Nov. 30—IF there hor is trying to send Sen. Taft to! Arnie coal com. 1100 Tan 13% Konrad Adenauer. the top generals of the Yugoslav is no contract signed. by that the political guillotine. fd ser 48....10102 104 Includes Compromise Plan army, was traveling alone on her

res 42% e ih Mt Yl hn 2 | Money is rolling into the Buck-| : bie | They gure everything those eye state in bundles To Diy bill- Boobs Merrill oid + time-seasoned labor bosses who boards,

But the decisions included a first trip to the United States In , --jcompromise plan for partially two years, 4 lapolishing the program of dis-| Belgrade dispatches said Mme.

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radio time, newspaper Circle Iheate; com. . lans to make a three| battle over payrolls, paid holl-|space, direct mail and hire work- fom CA vars |mantiing German plants tor Yepa- {Zink P rt tour of the United! days and pension funds. ers for the Taft-test election. {EUMDINES oak ta 1% rations, Hore freedom Joe odd States nd return to Yugo-| : umming Eng ofd oh many to sen es and then n Big Chief Sleephappy | But our private word from on |G; Sn Tod rom % abroad, and promises of closer in- slavia. She was born in Yugo-/ ' YOU HAPPEN -in the oY high 1a-that the industrialists arejtopeol oh ree i} [tegration of Germany with West- siavia and still is a Yugoslav ance department of H. P. Wasso n DOL asleep, and their pockethooks) I cycities Com ern Eutope.,. citizen.

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Will ses an Indian on the job, He pysiness owes much to el is selling electric blankets, Taft for his end of the Tatt- _.. He Is a television Indian, decked Hartley Bill, out in grease paint, feathers, and, And when the campaign war | full war regalia,” His name is drums throb with all of their pre- i in Co 8% ote Big Chief Sleephappy. election fury, you can be surd indole A onal It 1s General Electric's way. of there will be plenty of American: dramatizing the production of its currency working for both sides, Lin one-millionth electric blanket, both to unhorse the controversial i BARS oom . Chief Sleephappy is displaying a Ohlo Senator, and to keep him Mastie o replica, gold-colored, with 14- firmly in the Republican saddle. | va ho me ota Le karat gold control, | As one big businessman sald 3 nd Fb ry 5% pd The tie-in is that Indians are yesterday, “Bob Taft is our lust associated with blankets,” hence! best hope.” co Chilet- Bleephappy. “And where: ‘there's an Indian there will boys and girls; so he is a, et Indian dialect and handing out!’

Mr. Acheson and Mr, Bevin ¢on- Bogota 33ifarred hetore Mr. Bevin left by President Mariano Ospina Perez

A Jo! train for Londons Mr. Acheson : ‘then laid a wreath on the tomb 0°Teed trial by courts-martial to-| “% we of the French Unknown Soldier J2Y With maximum 24-year sen-| : tences for violators of the state

1s Jat the Arc De Triomphe before of siege proclaimed to suppress

lunching with Premier Georges ile com 1 [nel ns. 8 [Combines bloody political fight-

Hy wt Other: world developments; - To strengthen his rule, Ospina

mn ' 17 "ee +: Washington Peres also decreed that supreme rulings on constitutional |

Va Wi e 10 | Andrei Y. Vishinsky's state-| . 108%, ment that Russia is using previous aueations' mst by Ded bra : aly atomic explosives as a substitute cro neutralizes the power of op3: : om sheap blasting a be Struck position liberals who hold & sim- { : officials here today as being on be Use Meter, Ple 18 on ‘the silly side. 8 ON ple majority. in the court, 5] » ase R m Anche called it - “more; rage ]

So EE cn AA 2% | DOES THE CAB driver flip the SB pla “10: {One official - ‘lag” down on his ih p the & Said 13% | Vishinsky hot air.” Others less] A Message scrawled ih char-

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with the meter idle. Then, he ‘Sx-dividend. The Soviet foreign minister, ad-| | WITH THE FikT snow, the'said, he and the other drivers get, oo. dressing the United Nations Gen- ere gel. Talkesina, Alas vacation birds will be winging together and decide “how much Aietie a my, 2 W eral Assembly's special political! ; {

while flying an aerial reconnais-| icommittee at Lake Success, N.Y... rsance’ Ying traphine cabins in the

yesterday, said: . remote Susitna River country. | seer) ONE Russia is- using atomic ex-. wpa message sald: “God bless!

Ai tplosives. not for bombs. but for pe péarson--who- bullt- this cabin #4 Peaceful purposes—such as mMov- aq left food in it. I, Francis " i = Squntatng and Irrigating prownfleld, was - sick and - Jost. - when I arrived. - 1 will y the TWO: But if “the need arises, owner for food if-I ever atk " 1061, the Soviet Union would have 28 Mr, Brownfield was a member 106% many atomic bombs as we need—-.¢ 5 hunting party marooned in a RO, HRY and no less “the wild Talkeetna Mountains last tvaral officials didn’t want to Labor Day when his plane erash-! Sitives who ike the warm feel keeping rates down 1s to Insist Local Produce Sammeh : 5 -tanded ona sandbar in the river. of the white sands on their backs that the “flag” or lever, on. the —— Ee re-twear hy act as though vat. rr Tokyo | = and the tang of salt air in their meter is down'and that the meter aear-powis 1 } Jos and eer, ne: or fust oe a plaintively. Y nostrils. is ticking when he rides, Then breed springers. 5c. and Leghorn sprine- Just help him- out with his Premier Shigeru Yoshida as Also travelwise: The American the. cab companies will get all fons than B 0) ee. ana No. 3" woultey. de propaganda.” sured the Diet today that Japan's — a, | Express-Catholic Travel League is that Is coming to them and will | JEECCUTIRIS SoeCrts. toes & Arg _ preparing heavy promotion for the dlacken off rate pressure, EY qars- Sale. ib Al,

a8 SOUR... And. this year the question so: turn in 1 one i8- low tr: ARHEMIGE shee Poi is how many can afford it. receipts, they all are low, and it 2honer, nil 12 " The Florida Hotel Association 'lpoks like a bad day. already Is beginning to roll the] The cab driver sald that's the i » promotion drums, Next week they only way he can make a living, will pick up the tab fof a news- But there's another angle, ym- | men's tour of the glamour spots to portant to the cab rider. Rgstors EA aa get the news back north that! When receipts go down and the [4 sekam of Sunland is ready and waiting. cab company looks at its receipts, het x ae oe 4 Florida has a lot to offer and!it begin to think of higher rates baer Gt Ey ha 0 picks up a good living from Yan-|/to make the business pay. Traction kee bucks dropped by snife fu-! The best bet for the rider in

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