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Today Business \ War Goods To Get Gun

By Harold H. Hartley

Wilson Cites ‘Spectacular’ Production

. By United Press i WASHINGTON, Oct. 1—De-| -fense Mobilizer Charles E. Wilson: sald yesterday a “spectacular” 4 jump in the rearmament program CHARLIE WILSON was seeing “dark spots” today. in dhe last three months has car- ~~ The defense boss laid the shadow over automobiles, ried the country to the “thresh- p,di5s TV sets, washing machines and refrigerators. In ti . y . . olds of «mass. Moduction of He says right now they're dropping off the line at about yeajons. 60 per cent pre-Korea. He thinks Mr. Wilson, who last July 4,4 still pretty good. ‘becomes a part of your consciouswarned President Truman thatre-| 5,4 defense production is get- ness, that counts. ; arament was running 20 per cently; g the gun. “Tooling up” is al-| 3 2m behind schedule, issued his third st finished, and war orders are | quarterly report to Mr. Truman... ning 20 per cent behind. and told reporters gt a news con- : ® 8 ference: A YEAR FROM NOW, be pre- ! “I think the production picture dicted, and he’s the guy who sets is good.” : ‘the pace, we cught to be turning : ) Arms deliveries in July, August out twice the” amount of war strength, Jet ¥ ou Jive longer on and’ September are expected to!goods. Save your Lime lh 3 or . total more than $5 billion—one-| That means zoom-boom pros- the voluntary~pleasures o: mie. third more than the preceding pPerity. And he neglected to men-| Ads offer new evperiences to quarter and four times last year’s tion it, but “a year from now” is the »five senses, new. music to| rate, Mr. Wilson reported. {just about a month before Mr. T. hear, new clothes to see and] “As we see it now,” he said, [tries it again. wear, new foods to tease your “the total volume of goods and| And it looks to me as if the taste buds, cold creams to make services available to consumersgovernment has rigged the de-iyour skin soft to the touch, or| will remain fairly constant during fense spending so he'll go to the symphonic smells in coffee, per-' 1952.” i post in a country mad With fumes or soans.® Pose Special Problem Inoney. “HOLDING ACTION" is how

= " nN 3 < 3 Mr. Wilson said civilian goods NEVER WAS anyuing timed so well distilled the thought in an which require certain scarce well-to keep the red deck on top ad. is. And any ad man will tell metals — automobiles, “PeTrigera- the political’ poker table which YOU this is not easy to achieve. SNARE AIAN TNO TR ne ror Guam 600 BS FARES television sets and similar items not-so-straight Savile ~—pose a special problem. tomac. While there has been no ShoMt So go ahead and buy what you age of these goods so far, he sald, want, and what you can get. ° pt : » inl their output in the third quarter| You'll have at least a year of [pear down on “holding action ny of 1951 has been-cut to about 40/good going to get it paid for. pe S75 a per cent of pre-Korean rate and o *' , ) will be reduced again in the Sam’s Grand Slam - 'to show when and where shoot fotirth quarter. ‘I THE GRAIN INDUSTRY has our weekly food budgets. If I stay! A still further cut is expected its head up today. * for this, it will be from curiosity Jan. 1 but Mr. Wilson said “it 1t was,a piece of news which only. : will not be a substantial one.” He won't mean much down the side. For this I know. The food added that production still will be streets, but it made the boards money goes to the nearest big high by normal standardsg-“close of trade look twice... store so fast that a lot of people to-levels prior to 1950.” | It was the election of Roland cash their checks right there. And . Mr. Wilson said the rise in pro- McHenry, president of General take homie what's left, and live duetion has been “spetiaculer" aly Grain Division to the presi- on it. | but'it is only a beginning. dency of the Cleveland Grain Co. Middle of ‘Muddle’ Pane Output Speeded

And Sam R. Harrell, president ‘ of the Acme-Goodrich Co. (Acme-| GENERAL MOTORS CLUB is “By a year from now, the rate myans to you) is chairman of the having a session in the Lincoln] should have doubled again, reach- poard of Cleveland Grain. And Hotel Oct. 9. But it won't be to ing $10 billion to $11 billion in'that makes it mean something ‘talk about cars. { deliveries per quarter.” |heredbouts. | It's highways which concern Deliveries of aircraft, which 8. 8 a {GM, ~somewhere to run the cars| make up about one-third of the) MR. McHENRY is a career they make, and to get out the! total military procurement pro- man. That's the young fellow! performance built into them. | gram, he said, now are double Who came to pork as a messenger. GM's brow is wrinkled like a the rate of a year ago and are years ago and always knew . - 3 ; . cchistuled to. Tle to four. times where the next rung on the ladder x are ns LL Tied oUer WAL

the present rate within two years. was. . : er Ls ho “The tank-automotive program He's tops, Roland McHenry, the nation’s highway system.

will’ increase seven-fold in theland one of the best known figures And for good cause. next vear.” Mr. Wilson said. “The!in the grain business with #rst-| _ . __ _ %. % 7 : a rate of electronics will name acquaintances in the trade SINCE HE Most oF he tak triple by next summer. on both sides of the Canadian money 1s eing Syp one o 0 “We are emerging from the border. |welfaring Washington, [aies, tooling up st on many mili-| i a. 8 ..8 (counties and cities simply haven tot or Tihe| CLEVELAND GRAIN which i got enough bucks to keep their threshold of the period of volume >", arm of the Acme-Goodrich roads ironed out. roduction.” {operation runs 6’; million bushels GM's got a film called “Let's prot . jof terminal and country elevator..." ¢ t1e Muddle” Spending Held Down storage in Indiana, “Ohio and] :

| | In rainy Indiana you can cut A beginning also has been made Illinois.

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the Ad Club Thursday noon in the Warren Hotel, He's going to|

Another step-up was Arthur G. that last word in the middle, and in ‘increased output of raw ma- w,tying of Cleveland from presi- still be right.

terials, he said, but the copper jont to chairman of the board. | Just the Ticket

shertage will not be licked for| ® 8 the next two or three years, and! TREAT YOUR EYES to this] : Ww prohibition against certain uses bunch of names and titles and hi Yas boop Libis Io Ie of this scarce metal may have to you'll see how big this outfit is: , |1v a 0 oe Tn 2 : be tightened. © |” Sam Harrell is chairman of the n® board of the State Life In- \ Mr. Wilson said the supply of executive committee; G. A. Prit- SUrance Co. copsumer goods next year de- chard is executive vice president; President Bob Sweeney and the pefids on demand as well as pro- R. T. Creekmore, vice president;board elected him a few weeks duction. IC. G. Libbert, vice president and 280. And now he's where they So far, he said, Consumers have (treasurer; E.-K. Sheppard,. vice need him most. fre Js an actuary. held down spending and put their president; Evans Harrell, secre-| v 1 money into savings instead. If|tary, all of Indianapolis. EN ATTLARY HOURS how this trend continues, he said. “the Then 5 :R Berkley is Vice you pick up no new bad habits danger of shortages wlll be president, aro er asst.) ¥ so lessened.” 3 treasurer in Cleveland. And Frank Sons ne Streets carefully instead Mr. Wilson said, however, that Johnson 1s assistant secretary ® Thanks to private medicine the government should take more and manager o e icago oi- tr . : ET measures to encourage sav- | fice. peopl live Jonger these Ssys, And ings: to help cope with the big| i any LB pnSurance comparies ¢ eep fin IN THE NEW LINEUP Glenn erasing the average age of man dapger of inflation which still, "pjtcharg Jr., R. L. Tewksbury and writing a bigger-figure. lies ahead. He also renewed his join up with the Chicago of-| 2 8 # : plea for higher taxes, tighter yice of Cleveland Grain. SO WAYNE GARNETT .with : credit curbs and stronger, price, Ang there's a whopper of a his broad backgrpr~d as a life Soyivols, grain empire, laced together like .-1a hunter's boot.

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I'VE ALWAYS KNOWN George S. Olive's accounting com‘pary in the C, of C. Building was big time.

Wisconsin Civil War “Veteran Dies at 105

KING. Wis., Oct. 1—The death of’ Lansing Wilcox, 105, Wisconsin’s last Civil War veteran, left. only five known survivors of the Union army today. Mr. Wilcox died Saturday in his sleep in a hospital at King, dn Wis. : | I PASS-.A LOT of Indiana's/one of those letters, dripping All the remaining five areifirst families; and most success- with charm and honey - coated members of the Grand Army of fy] pysinessmen, walking down words. the Republic, an organization of tne corridor through his honey-| In nearly a fill page of bowunion vets which once had 409,000 qm of offices. ing ‘from the waist and candied members of the 2.2 million sol- And he keeps getting bigger. courtesy, the letter simply said diers who wore the blue in 1861-65. | 1, <t - today 1° learned ‘that he No.” They are James Albert Hard, has added two new partners, | £ nr =» 110, Rochester, N. Y.; Douglas T. Jack. L. Bush and Frank E THIS IS OFTEN overdone. But Story, 106, West Los Angeles, Russell Jr ” “iit still is the better way. And the Cal.; William A. MaGee, 105, Los And yr hat’ # to th It benefits are two-edged. Angeles, Albert Woolson, 104, ! ny Als 0 0 em. | First it turns down a friend, Duluth, Minn., and Israel A. ls an achievement to be associ- and still keeps the friend. And Broadsword, 104, Samuels, Idaho. 3 ed with George 8. Olive. : secondly, it does a businessman ee - And it must be like WAIKINg g60q to write that kind of letter.

tual, United Life of Indianapolis,

State Life of Indianapolis.

Over the years modest, quiet: Sugared Squelch 'spoken George Olive has accumu-| A HOUSEWIFE WROTE to a

lated some of the finest account- business and asked a favor.

ing and tax brains in the country.! It was something ‘small, but involved some dtail. Then she got

* > on the rainbow to become a . t £ hi ' Trooper Appointed partner 14 Rees hi human State Police Supt. Arthur Holding Action Purple Fords M. Thurston today announced DOWN IN Tennessee most of

the appointment of Rex Corbin, IF YOU BUY advertising, Or {ho convening state governors are Spencer, as an Indiana state "ead it, and that includes every- purring around in Fords, painted trooper. ThuTston said Cor- One, yau ought to know how long purple. bin, a graduate of the 1951 State an ad works It’s the color of the state flower, Police recruit school, will be as. That's what ‘holding action” Iris purple. And you can bet the signed to the Pendleton Post.’ is, It's how deep the ad sinks in, Ford Motor Co. which provided the Fords, won't miss taking a color movie. :

‘Joy to the Whirl’

oo 1 A WOMAN bought a “posture 3 {chair” for ironing. E Sw, . The idea seemed all right, but a she hasn't got used to it. J 1 |" “But the children do enjoy it,” 4 she writes. “And if it keeps them

{quiet and occupied, I'l get my jotrs worth.” :

IU. S. Statement

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MOST ADS OFFER some kind| lof “security”—food to stay alive,

Gov. Adams Says

{Hampshire primary next March—iynder, an open-door policy HE WILL ALSO bring charts the first of the 1952 primaries.

span student in Ce .ral Life of \Des Moines, Kentucky Home Mu- making device, exploded prema- Was

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Minois St. Curb ; Trolley Loading Zones Approved

" Curbside loading zones for Illinois St. today were approved by the Board of Works in preparation for one-way trackless trolleys scheduled to begin Oct. 15. Safety islands in’ Illinois St.’ have been removed and the contract for the repaving of the street awarded. Illinois St. will] become the northbound artery in a one-way pair with Capitol Ave. from South St. to 38th St. An Indianapolis manufacturing company was permitted to give the city $7500. | The Works Board approved a petition by Indiana Gear Works) {to pave Sheldon St. at 19th St.| {in front of the plant. The com-| pany wil pay the total $7500 cost] for the concrete paving project. | The board took under advise{ment a request by the F. C. Tucker (Co., realtors, to purchase a .soft-| ball diamond in 1700 block S.| West St. Representatives of the | company said the tract would be/ used for commercial uses and re-|

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WIKINER—Chief Justice Floyd S. Draper of Indiana congratulates Robert D. Jones of Shelbyville as winner of a $6300 Root-Tilden scholarship at New York University.

Clark Promises

Ik fi . o Open-Door Policy ported the diamond is not now in TVeers In N. Y. pn De nite y | .An open-door policy for labor] A contract for repaving Arling- Ca 0 Hollywood

or any other group’ in civic {ion Ave. from

; affairs was promised today by ox T Enter 'R) Race Idge Ales Clark, south of 25th St. i Vv nominee -for Mayor. He issued a statement of policy - - ct. 1 following a week-end conference GOP Executive Group

21st St..to just was awarded to

tion Co. on a low bid of $6802.

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By United Press

Dwight D. Eisenhower definitely officials of the railroad unions, will be entered as a Republican AFL and CIO. ; r presidential candidate in the New | “1f 1 become Mayor I'll work (executive comniittee gave a unan-| all times in any dealings wit He expressed confidence thatijaphor or any other group which Gen. Eisenhower, who could with-| ants to bring any kind of issue! draw, will let his mame remain oni, ..v attention,” Judge Clark the ballot and “it will be a pretty! iq y clear indication that he would . accept the nomination.” | Gov. Adams was one of. several Republican governors wh discussed the Eisenhower boom not. There | with reporters on their arrival Mayor to refuse to meet the issues, !line from natural gas. here for the opening of the 43d labor, civic, business or govern-| Annual Governors’ conference, ment.”

Declines Announcement 4 Gov. Val Peterson (R. Neb.), . sald he believes that unless Gen. Hog Prices ltional committee with companies Eisenhower ‘declares himself a, ‘that got RFC loans.

candidate before Jan. 1 the GOP!

{Gabrielson who has. been uhder'

with the RFC.

him and Chairman William M.|

nomination is- likely to go by de- . A _1° fault to Sen. Robert A. Taft «Up n Active Local Stocks and Bonds |

Ohio. —Oek I=

Republican pe shumaker Brothers Construc- Main Intersection

. nent by television last

at (iImous vote of confidence today gaw nto GOP Chairman Guy George'inter section,

{fire in Congress for his dealings pqdie Cantor

The vote was taken after Mr. capitan Gabrielson himself brought up the 3 few doors up | “That policy applies on any question. He is president and gen- vine St. and put business whether the city gov- eral counsel of Cathage-Hydrocol, on an hour-long o ernment is directly affected oriInc., which has borrowed $18.5 program for the is no excuse for a million to make high octane gaso- cgjgate comedy

Mr. Gabrielson is scheduled to tional ~ testify Thursday before Senatdrs casting Co. netinvestigating the connections of ori.

|Boyle Jr., of the Democratic na- 4,

{system and thence east to New. | York by-coaxial cable.

CARRY ON--The Rev. Jame

._° MONDAY, OCT. 1, 1951

s E. E. Morgan (left), will serve

| as new pastor of the recently completed Coatesville Christian

Church dedicated yesterday. He succeeds the Rev. Carlyle Yates

who, with his own

HOLLYWOOD. Oct. 1 (UP) The “main intersection’

movie

night on

| WASHINGTON, Oct. 1 (UP)— the first west-to-east commercial, |The Republican party's national telecast. :

Television viewers in New York though the famed . Sr .voted against the Senate tax bill,

{with the Jenner amendment to

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then walk into the El

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hour on the Na- & Broad-

Cantor It The program was carried north s San Francisco and east to Omaha over a micro-wave relay

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House. bill is the third time it has had Senate approval.

got jt passed each time.

ands helped rebuild the Church destroyed by the ‘great tornado. The Rev. Mr. Yates has resigned to complete his theological education in Scotland. :

Jenner, Capehart Favor Tax Bill an merece oc te Thay Voted Against

vs. That's ‘why ihe people who tell A NBURG, Tenn. } RIBS AN Wa el A Os eH RG A RSET LXE NR RR MR Caro OR TRE Mesa I A ‘will not miss C. H, Sundberg at'yy “yy said yesterday Gen. County Earners League and LIV abriefson O Ast ;

RS ETSI TRIO By DAN KIDNEY Times Staff Writer * 1— Al

WASHINGTON, Oct. both Hoosier Senators

olve Indiana's welfare fund

dilemma, they are anxious to ses it approved bv the House.

Rep~ Charles A. Halleck, Renselaer Republican: and. acting

minority leader, began trying to get the Ways and Means Comimitte& to bring the matter to the floor for a vote.

He thinks the Jenner amend-

iment, which wipes out the Social Security secrecy provisions which’

he Indiana 195L. welfare publicity tatute violates, will pass in the Its acceptance in the tax

Sen. William E. Jenner (R. Ind.) But this

The same system was used for'is the first time he is on record

transmission of the San Fran- as voting against the bill into

He said he told Gen. Eisen- . : TOCKS . Ble Asked cisco peace treaty telecasts early Which he got it inserted. He had > i t ‘|American Loan 8% ......,. 98 . ’ sig . , ; hower as much and urged him to ~ |American States com. "lil. 88 this month. - but those telecasts announced he was going to vote make an announcement and the we: . [Ame jean States pid ouuen thou ." against the tax bill earlier. General declined at the. time. LS. Ayres sige pia leg we vere not classed as commercial gen. Homer E. Capehart (R. But Gov. Peterson said he didn't, Hog sales opened actively at Belk BR & Stock 1s rd... LH --|shows. It also was used, in the Ind.) again- followed the Jenher accept this as a flat “no.” Indianapolis Stockyards today. |Bobbs-Merrill com ... ....... 14 = 1s "other direction, for the first east- jeadership and alse voted against

Bobbs-Merrill

pid 42% Barrows and gilts 25 to 50 cents higher Central Soya ,

Gov. Walter J. Kohler Jr, (R.|

. 2 . 21 2%

y 300° t } that Republicans would have a i 3s "to" sles “ushtwbisnia "319.25: Delta Heo ‘com “11101 a 16k ! ri i | heivier weights, . +90. | Eastern a Tele 8 pid <i =%} Detter chance with. him in the Cattle: 2400, calves 600; steerss and Equitable Securities com ... 23 ! 11952 elections than they would heifers slow: several sales about steady | Equitable Securities pid

|with Sen. Taft as the nominee, |Pit most buvers bidding easter’, seversli EITNS Flasnce 8% pid

| {lots wood to holce Jehtuetght a eore l er } i : vearlin ” 50: : Cue Tey Taye [imine loads nie \Ghotee athe eid si Eamon Co, bg i634 | 5 ; . vr v i cil . p corn Te Ba anor Hat¥ (IR gag gooey Lins Ln, Bo ss oo 5 of 203 cows y 1 i, > agreed that Gen. Eisenhower some he, ot oO Commercial $22.80 to|ind Asso Teli 3 pd ........... 39% {would make a better race than gag so: odd %ood, $29.00, to 339 00: eanners {oe Asso Tel 3a pfd . ; tters : o $22.50: as ater com . 25% Sen. Taft but felt the Senator, or And “US. Heood to prime $34.00 -to!Ind Mich El 4's pfd ......... 1012 almost any other Republican, | $38.00: but prime scarce; utility and #00d/ ing Telephone 4 alt co. o” : { : 1325. 0. $24.00. . i y Co... or} {could be elected in 1952. | Sheep 2000: moderately active: native TI pis Pow & Li com es 3 3 - hy ng: ow pid ......... | | All four of these SOYernors; lave 30 30. to $31 30: good cholce halt Indianapolis Water com .... 18% 18 | {agreed generally that the most s3 ‘to 330.50: 2 loads choice to rime ‘Indanapolis Water gle ptq 100 .. i A Aa. z 3 n al ' ° en \important issue for 1952 is what {| to 88 pounds I BD necks choice. to Kingan & Co com ..,... 8%, | 5 western | Kingan & Co pf 66'a

i unds fed ala they called lack of morality injprime 83 to 106 pounds fed, Fes(Cel! indianapolis 2 ars com pes) [government under the Truman |ynchanged: utility to choice 310 to $14. °|Jefferson National Life com .. 1

ve yi A d ood, | Lincoln National Life .... 2 10832) (administration. y : S380" to" $30.50; a lity, $23 pyneh STeraiion p 1844 ov # J $ |P, . allory evan ! Gov."Adams was the first. New to 527. Rares taarton com 3 Hampshire Republican leader tot. | Mastic ATDRalb uo... annie So 3 5 al e ‘ declare definitely that Gen. Eis- El rin @ Smashes Nat Homes ofd ...-. 105 enhower’s name will be entered in 4 Ix Tad Pub Serv 4's pfd FH his state's primary. . . * {N. Ind Public Ser 4'2 pd .... 227 24% TEE ea Railroa tation | Progress Laundry com 22 ~ 1 Pub Serv of Ind com 38 - Pub Serv of Ind 3'a pfd . 86

Oct. 1 Ross Gear Tool com

Home-made Bomb Blast LAWRENCEBURG. Fitton” (UP)—A\_ New York. CentralScheitzer-Cumming pig ,. switch engine ran off the end of a 80 Ind G&E 48% pfd ...,

Injures Two Students 8tokely-Van Camp com ..

| BERKELEY, Cal, Oct. 1 (UP) side track at Lawrence. Junction, siokeis-van Camp pid

|—Two University of California two miles north of here, Saturday Fer hidiie Udiieasis Es students were injured seriously night, and smashed a small.Jall- U. 8. Machine Co... 3 yesterday when a home-made road station.

Union Tile ........00n rauivss 59% bomb, constructed as a noise- Railroad officials said no ond,

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injured. Station Agent: hun & steen 8s - ...... 9 : {turely in a campus dormitory. Charles R. Owens, Guilford, was AmeXcar doen dvs iva " The blast was believed to have the only person in the station, | Americal , Loan Ags 60 "ll ue partment, is just the ticket for the ended the sports career of fresh- and he ran to safety when he Basalt | XN ~ fast-footed “executive family Ofiman track star Lawrence B. An- Saw the engine coming. ! ynner PertAlizer 5¢ 58 . -

The engine was pulling a ten-| Culms Clas a der and eight cars, but only the| gitisens nd Tut engine left the end of the track.| Hamilton Mfg Co 08 | It smashed the station and tilted jaqois Petits Lean

{derson, 19, Glendale, one of the {state's top prep school pole vaulters last year, who suffered the

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loss of four fingers from one yeil hand and two from the other. (Over a small bank behind the Ind Limestons 4s 13 ih i Y ar station. | Indpls Railways 5s 67 .%\-* es | Robert W. Gardner, 18, a soph- *“ id {dris Railways 3a 41 ..y om Sit 0h Ol sad ngs se EELERELEE SB shed to sur ith an Ray Harring-| nh nh [rushed to surgery with fragments..." 1,1), of Indianapolls, could pales Antic Nae To... 0a 98 ~ .

'of the bomb embedded in his] back. A third student, Bryan Council, 19, a junior, was shaken up by the blast.

not explain the accident. 8prague Devices 58 60 _..... | Traction Terminal 5s 57 ..... él

| The station served as passen-| ger service stop. for Lawrence-|

burg. Local Produce

P i | romotions Announced ‘Russell L. Schulz was advanced to |, Esss—Carrent receipts, 84 ibs nq c

¢ superintendent of outgoing mails; |§ large 43s, and Orsde A medium. He At Post Office Here 'succeeding Mr. Leary, and John 00, 8Eace Be «1 ibs. ang over. 28¢ Avery W. Leary today was ap- W. Bush. was named assistant under 4% Ibs. and Leghorns. 180: eock pointed general superintendent of superintendent of mails. BE ety Ie sud, 50.7 youhyy. = len nails at Indianapolis, to succeed | :

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Caterpillar Walkout

PEORIA, III, Oct. 1 (UP)— Auto Workers voted

loverwhelmingly yesterday to end

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Independence, Napies:— Brazil Puerto Barrios

San Francisco Arrivals—Vinlan, Chile:

Alask port, Manila: Montana, Coos Bay; Utrecht, Bombay; Hawalian Wholesaler, Hawall;|

ator, Santos; Le Heve, British Columbis; ortmar. Philadelphia

voted - to ‘worked out in Washington with Bear, Kawasaki; Hong Kong Trans. the help of federal mediators.

a nine-week-old walkout which dled 22.000 workers at the Cater." Havre; pillar Tractor €o. plant here.

By a show of hands. workers accept a settlement

Under terms of the agreement,

11% | British’ Prince, New York: P. & T. Navi- all employees will receive a wage increase of 13!'3 cents per hour

rian Fianeiseo—Departures — President upon approval by the Wage Stabil-

Mantla; Pernhill, Manila: Dona Nati, Manila; Philippine Transport, Yoko- 1 hama: John W, Burgess, Seward;

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