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However, government labor experts say employers’ willingness to make wage concessions depends entirely on local labor mar-
Some Hope for Freeze They report a growing indication that management, wherever possible, will hold the line against increases in the hope of being “saved” by a freeze. In one instance reported to the Federal Mediation Service a com-
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union. Meanwhile, unions already bargaining and those about to open negotiations are stiffening their wage demands. Contracts between major meat packing firms and two unions, one AFL and one CIO, expired this morning and were extended on a day-to-day basis while union and managemént negotiators sought to agree on terms.
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have been opened to a being closed for construction, the State Highway Department ans nounced yesterday. . Work is incomplete, however, and motorists were asked to drive the new pavements with caution. | Twenty-five roads were listed as closed for construction or re~
pair. They! inelyded: —- By WARREN DUFFEE County: 8 gui piles Get “cou i filha ; United Press Staff Correspondent ot 1 Se or nee Ras. is i WASHINGTON, Aug. 12-—-Two 10—Fr Ra! MH North en Republican leaders predicted to-| JIaté east to Rd, 110: 35 miles over Co IND. Elwood: 18 miles over
day that the Senate will approve a Nh 3 wage-price-rationing controls rio pib—Use Toad through LaFone it From. metion Ra. 331 east te
despite the opposition of Sen.! Robert A. Taft, (R. 0.) Ta nas m Cl a . iq urfacing east of Valparaiso
Republican Leader Kenneth 8.3 Wherry, Neb, and Sen. Eugene D, Millikin, (R. Colo.) chairman | of the GOP Senate conference,’
both said they thought the upper | 43 miles over Ras. a chamber. ND, aby
nd 40, . 10 San : would. pass. strong. LOR en 8 en a Ti trols = legislation substantially! *p" “rom | shetbyvitie to Rushville: Ky A rides
the same as voted by the House. 23 ks Sa ~<Phat: would. give President. Tru. 90 10th ana Baptist Belleview Ser ‘man complete “standby” powers | racks over a. River Px higan to put in wage and price controls | *'iNg ith of Crown Fount: 3 {and consumer rationing any time | m5) over er Rf 2 of AL and 3. seven miles he chose. Sen. Taft wants to let| over has, 1 WT and Madison [Congress have the final say-so on| | Brooksburg: detour 30 miles over Rds. when the controls actually would | #9409 43%, Linton to Jasenvilie; 36 Ibe used. miles over rg 4, 41 and he IND, 69—C t { Debate to Resume | desur tour mil s over county rod. k Lok | The Senate resumes controls | Dans; detour 11 ‘miles over Fs ofl e and construction vol public swimming beach below clay dam | debate Monday and its leaders | IND. 135—From Rd. 338 north of Corse {are trying for a final vote by| sight horth--ta_Rd._ 04 at New Salisbury Friday. Spr : ia 10-From- Pans 70; Am. to Ht, Loi Hb deli 30... Neither Sen. Wherry nor. Son] ND. n ae as t of Richisnd in Rus
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And on West Lake, Mr. Prince proved. Both said they were con-|19 Ges over Wel jp) | for fishing. There will be a bath- posal and might support it pering beach, too, | sonally. | ; | | n THERE WIL L even be a land- | Johnson, (D. Tex.) chairman of ing strip for light planes. The the Senate war investigating on, ndianapolis | a clay | couldn’t take a horse up its sides.| necessity.” MARRIAGE LICENSES i Flore | clay for the dams. items have been so great that oF Waliman. 35° 337 3 Tem lacel | The system of dams, each with, ‘it is entirely ‘possible that the|, Delores D. I ‘arc |to run off, will hold the Water services two weeks ago may| Wall lo, AIEEE, sg, J Jordan, 33, War be placed among the six large |ferent lakes, saul mop " p Helen Kuadionton: at ats) "Mart ht. 19. ‘eis & 9 | Stylish White Lake will be| © Eo Simmonds, 16, 184 8 Lawndale.
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Create Summer Retreats for Hoosiers ‘By CARL HENN Times Staff Writer NASHVILLE, Ind, Aug. 12-If anyone hankers to build a city | oa » of his own, Howard Prince can show him how it's done. Mr, Prince, a 54-year-old former strip mine operator and con-
tractor, currently is spending abo of a community of lake dwelle
Scattered among - ‘acres of hilly, scenic country un- | suitable for farming, Mr. Prince is building six large lakes and many smaller ones. Around them, he is selling lots to hundreds of city people who want a retreat away from it all, and maybe a little fishing to while away the lazy hours.
= So » MR. PRINCE calls his development — appropriately enough — Prince’s Lakes. It lies in southern Johnson County about 35 miles south of Indianapolis. Customers, mostly from Indianapolis, are showing up in large numbers at Prince's Lakes. With only one lake completed, and the water-in-that-ene-not-yet-at-its} final height, Mr. Prince reports more than 500 lots sold out of an available 750 on the six large lakes.
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THE WATER tn East Lake, only rently filled, is no -longer muddy but blue-green. A few fish are beginning to jump. More will .be added later from hatcheries but firstcomers, unwilling to wait, are talking up a collection to buy large ones for this summer's fishing. Mr. Prince is willing. ' “I'm trying to keep everybody happy here," —he-says “This place won't be finished {for at least five years. When
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Wr of new-made GI's. | plans to ‘have public admittance sidering Sen, Taft's limiting pro-|over Rds. 30. 19 and Meantime, © Sen. Lyndon B. | strip will occupy what used to be| committee, said that “immediate hill so steep a rider control of prices is a military Mr, Prince leveled the hill to get He said since rises on defense | Augustus E. Fowles, 43, 925 Dudlay {a spillway to allow excess waler gi billion requested by the armed! Combs, .|level at different heights in dif- ‘buy only $5 biilion of fete nf | deepest—50 feet in spots. Qther Es Sl fg ¥ Hevels will graduate down through Pass Far Has feet in Ritey Lake and North
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ALT {Lake to 3S ten in East Lake. i y Bn Sock 14 , , di By oP . atural drainage from the hills | ga; Barnes. 32, Joan C + A will provide almost all the wet For ‘CPA Title = . Co aR, * i. Marion; Jou a oun Y rea necessary to fill the lakes and | Dene! _Latkington w, Ariinston Park; Betty keep them filled. Skeptics who { gineth Juda, 28. ner; Rove | didn’t think it could be done were. 6 to Get Rank i nS foam. J. 3148 Moore 3 : convinced when Mr, Prince first . n; Vivian Emly, dammed up the East Lake area.| Immediately | wilh ene: 3 o RoW
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MR. PRINCE, who knows his public accountant, conducted by nice a Bee i aria t.
business, has determined to keep rtified Ac- Glen | E. ix, 0 at he Coo nh Tm ein oon og gt Th
rs just northeast of the “Brown, _ _Brown_ County Lake Develop, .. oo or this number. who alse it is, I don’t think I'll ment Corp, officers include Mr. had-met the experience require-
another one. I'm going to retain Prince, his wife, Mrs. Riley| ments, received their CPA 1 all the business concessions in Prince, who supervises the cafe-|ficates. They are: J. H. Rushton os
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Prince's Lakes, so YT'll have ieria and a da and Mrs. Bonnie L. Oberholtzer,| 3. ew Youkenough to keep me busy from|yartimare, who beens the books |0f Indianapolis; Wilbur ¥. Miller, Ne i now on.” Then there is Mrs. Lattimore's Michigan City; Robert F. Lind- & Mary 8,
If settlers keep arriving at the hyghand, a director of the com-| holm, Hobart; M. F. Byers, present rate, Mr. Prince willipany, and another dng. Owensville. and Robert F. Car-
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never be at a loss for something Carolyn, the cashier, , Ft. Wayne, to keep him 2 tupled. One of the sons, Cpl. Donald Se thera who passed the test and He plans to bulld 17 smaller prince, found himself just across, Who Will receive their certificates
lakes between the large ones, of the road from Prince’s Lakes When experience requirements are Which East Lake is biggest atwhen he went to Camp Atterbury, met. are: Clyde F. Johnson, Den-
150-175 acres. ver C, R. Jordan, Herman A. for two week's training with the . Lots on the smaller lakes National Guard. 8 | Lynch, Gerald L. Morford, and probably will push the total| ws other sons are in business| John F. Hanafee Jr, of Indiannumber of cabins in the resort | for themselves. apolis; Earl Morton McClure,
op i i ihe Jopulzuon| Mr. Prince maintains the famimore than many a long-estab-| {ly home on a farm at the edge lished - Hooster community can|0f Franklin, but hardly ever gets boast. ito see it any more since he opened | ‘on {his office at the resort. HOW CAN one man make al Eighty per cent of his custom- Frands Melvin White, Hammond. community where none was be. °'S come from Indianapolis, but (Others in this group are James fore? {lots have been bought by others P. Casey and Milton C. Kurland, Foresight, opportunity and cour. from Elkhart, Anderson, Leba- pgs Chicago; Miss. Helen -M. age seem to be required. |mon, Columbus, Plainfield, Alex-Hoadley and Robert Glenn Falls, wii “I took -a_ chance,” says Mr andre » and elsewhere. Bloomington; Charles E. Ehinger, | Fe ks J oo gi
| Beech Grove; James F. Pablo Jr, Henry C. Korff, James W, Kelley and Nathan I. Lieberman, Evansville; Lester W, Risberg, John L.| Blank: and Aubrey H. sis
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ob it — - ym a : : : 4 gan building private ‘lakes for, middle-aged or older, say they n=] est Lafayette; John w, Robi- Lane: - Marcelite - Alexander, others, Then I began thinking tend to, build permanent cabins son, Mount Vernon; Robert E. Mgr WO 43, New’ Castle: Gene about something like this, and/on their lots and make ready for Dick, Muncie, and Jack M. Bailey, | Bennett. 48. 331 Prospect, found this land. | retirement to peaceful existence Levittown, Long Island, N. Y, 3 i - “I had some money saved. but! at Prince's Lakes, —————
I eouldn’t borrow enough to buy! Not everybody prefers a priv ate Senator Vandenberg
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anyway.” | Ten couples went together to To get money for operation, Mr. purchase a point of land on which| WASHINGTON, Aug. 12 (UP)! “lots fmme=they will build a cabin for each| Sen. Arthur H. Vandenberg, (R.
¢( Prince began ey will build a cabin for each dia almost before the. first! family .and. a, common. boathouse Mich.) - who has. been recovering. Donald . {for months from an. operation, | Merri - hur: y J Ee John bert I aaanter) declined to Noni Thing: vs. Art L “Rowe; Jacqueline va.
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price low on the first lots to at- | Oriental Band members from. was admitted to Georgetown Unitract those willing to take a {Murat Shrine bought 22 lots in versity Hospital Pilg chance. {a row. They plan to have a lot| Hospital officials x x ow» [of fun in their sylvan retreat. [say why Mr. Vandenberg entered Ws PRICES ARE going up, now. July receipts alone were over the hospital and his phvsician was! On East Lake (now sold out) $20,000, Mr. Prince said: At that!not available. The hospital said KIRK IN GERMANY the lots went for $250. The lots rate, he might sell out the entire Mr. Vandenberg was adimitted at| FRANKFURT, Germany, Aug. on. North Lake and” Riley Lake place before he has finished his/about 1 p. m. Indianapolis Time. 12 (UP)—United States AmbasSen. Vandenberg has not been |sador to Moscow Adm. Alan G. James Whitcomb Riley) are sell-.- “I wouldn't mind that,” Mr. on the Senate floor since July 12 Kirk arrived here today for : ing for around $500 and up. | Prince says, “I wouldn't mind that when he showed up to vote on a| four-day private visit, He refuse Most exclusive acreage will be at all” civil rights iskue. | to comment. - that around White Lake, where * - lots start at $750 and one extra-| fine location has been sold at] $1500. Features attracting a numbér {of buyers, Mr. Prince says, include the privacy of the entire develop-| ment owing to a single, guarded!
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commercial enterprises will spring, up in the residential &rea and! the possibility of paying $100 down and “enjoying the lot while | you pay.” Mr. Prince doesn’ t overlook | many angles, He has clinched more than one! lot sale hy offering to name the road nearest the lot after the purchaser, usually the first one in that area. - vy = Gi THOSE WHO want to build log cabins find plenty of straight logs available from Mr. who gets them from land cleared for the lakes. Those who want private lanes cut to their cabins can have it done by Mr. Prince's crew. There are no sewers, so wells and
— County: authorities look with! favor on Prince's Lakes because of the tax revenue the lots will | bring. The tax money will go a long way toward replacing that lost {to the county when the governiment created Camp Atterbury, which: lies just: across the road
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