Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 August 1950 — Page 25
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. They are the big 26,000-ton Matson liners Mariposa and Mon- lines was proposed, approved terey, pre-war glamour queens of the Pacific, whose rebuilding for the Maritime Administration and, {post-war passenger service to Ha-| —= = ! wail
Pacific.
7000-plus each.
fon: each.
Rebuilding of the Mariposa is
of Best Pacific Troopships Idle : RD MacFARLANE, Scripps-Howard Staff riter : : AD MacFARL NE So military rently Santora r whatever service assemble ships to carry troops and supplies to the Korean War wished. This plan was rejected by Hon), two of ihe largest and fastest potential troop transports on Congress last year. <5]
and the South Seas was stopped in July, 1947, : Since then they have been Iniat a cost of $18.5 million. the Maritime Administration ship-| reece {mn is up to ConSa n later worked out a plan; e next move is up to Con yard at Alameda. Their interiors were stripped to bare steel andl Whereby government money due, completed as a luxury liner, or exteriors covered with red lead, te line on both ships would be pth ships as transports, they are} while Matson and the government applied to completing the Mari- doing nobody any good fathering negotiated over a deal to com- posa liner, and the barnacles. | plete the Mariposa and dispose 48 Hxury - of the Monterey. With their sister ship Lurline,|.’ in Hawaiian service, they are the
biggest and fastest ships on the| : They have a 2l-knot speed and a troop capacity of a While. many months of work lie ahead to complete the big liners peacetime luxury service, Matson engineers guess the Mari-
government would acquire
A modified plan along the same]
pg {finally, aftér much delay and red posa and Monterey in 1947, and i. ve, reached the House Merchant only the Lurline was completed, Marine Comnrittee, where it is today.
gress, Whether the Mariposa is to
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| { Bootleg Liquor Output |
§ (war record, the Distilled Spirits
§ [government seizures of illegal | ‘stills for the fiscal year ended!
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troduce into Italy, but that itierybody lives in the suburbs, Copyright 1880. by The Ingiananlis Times 42 years, will be at 11 a.m. Sat- ice. Rl > 3 jeryNosy oi a ; ows. tae. urday in Kirby Mortuary, Burial certain future of Pacific passenger : {service stopped work on the Marl-
will be in Crown Hill cemetery.
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more-Lthan. half completed. The
only major work necessary to finish her as a transport would be installation of troop berths, ISESFOOTIE, FAITE VE and Invidentaly oom machinery. The Monterey is about one-third completed; and some adpersonnel is io ring them on the/ought not to go so far as injusually in a wooden prefabricated Wana) Work would be necessary tosbone. In luis nes sere. noe marcos ca ot sions ROBGIt Wells Sr op, out sun and trees. Every- " I'd like us to take a middle has a car. if not two. Bes. . .
jects down the areaway, road, a recognition of woman'scause gas costs one-fourth what Rit ps Saturday -(srvor, the Monterey 4nd Marl:
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Increases 25 Pct. WASHINGTON, Aug. 3 (UP)— The making ‘of bootleg liquor increased by 25 per cent during the last 12 months to set a new post- |}
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Institute reported today. The estimate was based on
{June 30. They totalled 10,029 stills, compared with 8008 for the |}. previous fiscal year, | Howard T, Jones, institute sec-| ‘retary, blamed the boost in! imoonshining on “the high tax on | [legal liquor ($9 a gallon federal tax: plus $1.61 a gallon average |
Zak RRR BAT s Strike Ends After Brief Violence ' MEMPHIS, Tenn., Aug. 3 (UP) —Union workers at the Interna{tional Harvester Co. plant here
{were back on the job today after | ' but violent . “wildcat” |
About 500 employees walked out Tuesday night apparently be-| cause a Negro was assigned as! a crane operator. Two _Negro| workers were injured in a stone-(} { throwing melee “yesterday. 1 {| Officials of the United Auto| {Workers (CIO) said the strike | was “unauthorized” and per-| { suaded ’' their members to return to work. The Negro kept his new| job: i
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