Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 February 1950 — Page 22

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Dwight ores president Notables Will Attend Tuesday

NEXT TUESDAY, fhe Glidden Co. empire of food and paint; TOA dedicate thE Worla'E TArRest soybean: plant at 1160 W. 18th BL. “High officials of the Glidden Lo,» along with local industrial _Jeaders will inspect the new $3.5 million addition for processing #ovbeans into oil and food The soybean, one of the world’s oidest foods, raised in China 50 ‘centuries ago, will reign for the ogy in Indiana. sécohd largest producing state in the Western Hemisphere. : The addition which consists of two four-story bulldings and a addition at 1160 W. 18th St. 1.5 million-bushel grain elevator Jarings to 35 the number of plants operated by the Glidden Co. in the Ainited States and C anada, , at. y ” : THE Soy BEAN, still little understood by the average cit+izen, has had a phenomenal «Erowth as an American crop in ‘the last 20 years, Acreage is lim-~ ited only by the knowledge of its _ uses. i 3 1ts story leads, step by step 2 from paint and varnish, to naval stores, soya products, margarine,

gments, type metal, poultry and ivestock feeds. along with count Tone other products, © When soybeans became useful fo industry farmers began to - find them easy to grow .and profi- : table. In 1930 the entire national Crop was only 13 million bushels. “Yast year this country raised 220 illon bushels, with Indiana ‘Fanking second only to lllinois 3h production. Boya derivatives have become _ 8h integral part of hundreds of ‘Industrial processes. Food products use the highly

“8nd livestock and poultry feeds. soybeans,

The’ rest of ‘it goes into paint : E “varnishes, chemicals, . pam they are flushed with hexane, al ‘them more nutritive before th

‘are processed into high quality! soya flour and poultry and live-|

J‘mones, paper coatings, rubber, petroleum product with the prop“‘fhsecticides and other items 100 erties of gasoline.

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" World's largest soybean plant, showing Glidden's $3.5 million

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Fefined oil and the meal, high in| Nick Crawley, freight elevator foreman, RR 1, New Augusta; protein, is utilized in soya flour Ruben Scott and Delbert Lantz, 2727 Burton Ave, | unload car of

Bumerous to list. "| The liquid is then pumped into Stock feed. With the congressional change! Gs

» ” ” LTHY _PEA-SIZED - beans are:

wovBean meats are flaked Into the its same extraction work again. ‘@ize and thickness of corn flakes,/ The bean flakes are toasted to

x then | put into an extractor where a golden brown. This makes where shortening and salad dress- — ing also are made.

Forty -per cent of the soya meal go directly into the farm [teed plant adjacent to the W. 1th St. elevators.

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Boy Scouts to Fete Wed 5 Ye

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15,000 Hoosier Boys

“~To Join in Celebration

Hoy Beout Week will be ob-| . served throughout America this

week.

. Beouts will join © 2.3 million

More than 15.000 Hoosier Boy Me and Mrs. Hugh A. Sullivan | \ throughout the nation in cele- : Brating the 40th anniversary of scouting. _ ! Russell Savage, chairman of he Boy Scout Week Committee, ald that more than 300 packs,

observed their golden wedding anniversary on Jan. 31, wilk be] honored” at an open. house and’ reception today at the home of their son, M. Leon Sullivdn, 6180 Primrose Ave. Mr. and Mrs. Sul/iroops and explorer units in Cen- ji an were married in 1900 and ‘tral Indiana are planning spe-| ,esided in Boone County until, cial ‘events during ‘the week. 1 1906.-when-they-moved toa farm. “These events will include Parents’ near ‘Traders’ Point, They moved “ought. church: activities and #pe- {5 3 farm Which 1s How occupied : nier ramping trips. by, the Eagle Creek Nursery in The Central Indiana Council 1911, and remained there until has planned-a—number—of ter j547 Thay “currently reside at “troop activities and = special 6123 Ralston Ave. events. One outstanding feature

of the observance will he on

a distilling system where the two pra ( into the Glidden extrac- Oils are separated. The soya oil in the attitude toward the mar-

: plant here. Hulls are cracked, | goes on to further processing, garine tax, the local plant will he. TER “removed. bit” the hexane goes BACK to d0 drawn upon heavily .by the Glid-

den margarine plant in Louisville,

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Mr. and Mrs. Sullivan who! |

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© Wednesday when asta; Chemical ‘Changes’ scouts

assume state —esunt

¥-posttions-tor the day. “1 TACE ed: to- Cancer A Tuncheon has been arranged : Science Servie for next Friday with Mayor STAN ¥ ORD U NIVERSITY, ¥ééney presiding and Virgil Stine. Cal,” Feb. 4—Chemical changes “baugh, superintendent of Schools. in body cells when they become

ee acting as moderator in a discus- CHAN EETOUR TAFE reported BY DFA

“‘®ion of better means. of citizen- Clark Griffin and associates at ship training for scouts. “Stanford University here. Plan Theater Program ’ When rats are fed a diet conMore -than 2000 Indianapolis taining a dye which produces can-

*oébtits will assemble at the Lyric oer of the liver. there is an ine

e “within the cell of the Theater on Saturday at 9:30 a.m. Greas amo of che S Y Moving pictures will be mount " mical, - desoxy

exhibited ponycleoprotein. which is importand a report on the Scout activi- ant in the growth and ‘organizaties of the year will be presented tion of the cell. At the same time to Gov. Schricker, ere is a decrease in the aniount Throughout the week all Boy 0 Vitamin. B-2, or riboflavin. Scouts will wear uniforms and These changes may in “some participate in special activities in cases, Dr. Clark and associates ngchools, churches and community believe: 'cause cancer cells to de centers. ; velop from normal cells. -

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THE GLIDDEN C0. got into the food business in a natural of th

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E. 16th St. stand by “frippers’ .

James Rankin, manager

Feed Mill

for its paints, the company bought Mill - Division, James C. Rankin,/ a flaxseed crushing mill. Since the 6602 N. Michigan Rd., is general flaxseed crop did not keep the mill} ‘manager with C. Kenneth Shu-|

busy the year around, the Glidden Co. went into the pre edible oils,

Lowell Ave.

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1 Soybean Plant To Be Dedicated Recoris Fig |

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Time of Pigeon

Device Attached. ‘To Bird's Wing

By Science Service

CAMBRIDGE, England, Feb, 4 -A small radioactive device fastened to the wing of homing pigeons which records how much “of the bird's time is spent in fiying and how much in resting has

son of famous Cavendish Laboratory here. : When the bird is in flight a stream of alpha particles strikes la photographic plate. When the Ipird is at rest a steel ball falls into place. sealing off the radia-

Adrian D. Joyce, board tion so that it cannot reach the

As the Glidden Co. proceeded into the making of its own pig-| 8 ments for paints, its Metals Refining Division in| Hammond, Ind ‘Among top Glidden executives who will attend the Tuesday dedi} cation will be Adrian D- Joyee,| chairman; Dwight P. Joyce, his son, president; Ralph G. Golseth.| vice president in charge of the JW Soya Productions Division. anh! D. M. Burruss: director of engi-| neering.

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And just next door in the Feed

chairman

» . » AT THE NEW PLANT; one of! ithe city's prize industries, Cla ton 1. Vogt, 2138 E. 34th 8 { superintendent in the extraction {me ~ division, and M. M. Darling, 5420 1&5 is elevator superin-|

;superintendent.

You may recognize at least one

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Tuesday will be Glidden Day) e Glidden. food products on when the farm food ‘production sequence: To make the well-dressed dinner table, It is stakes out ‘a firmer claim in the’ sure of uniform quality linseed oil Durkee’ 8 dressing. h

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