Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 January 1952 — Page 17

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IT'S ALL OVER now for the school children of Indianapolis, .

Fresh (and otherwise) from two Weeks VACA~ eer tion during Christmas-New Year holidays, about ==" 60,000 grade and high school pupils will troop back to their classrooms tomorrow. No further vacations are in sight until the r : one-week haltifor spring holidays comes up Apr. 7. Where to Go The current school semester] will end Jan. 18, and classes for, the new semester will start on!

Ice Hockey, Caps vs. St Louis Flyers. $2.50, $2, $1.50 and $1. State, Fair Grounds |

the 21st, Coliseum. 8:15 p. m. : { 8 =» » Symphony, presenting World | * . Premiere of Paul Nordoff's | Testimonial : “Double Concerto.” $3.60, $3, |

$2.40, $1.80 and $1.20. Murat Theater. 8 p. m. : Dancing with Clyde Trask and his Orchestra. Indiana | Roof. 8:30 p. m. Lecture by Howard Peck- | | ham on “Prints as Illustrated News, and Prints That Have Become Collectors’. Items.” | John Herron Art Museum. 4 p. m.

Convention Chairmen

Chairmen have been named for the Indiana Optometric Association annual convention Jan, 20-22 at Hotel Severin, Named were: Dr. Roland E. Cox, Indianapolis, and Dr. Charles Wolff, Franklin, registration; Drs. J. M. Shugart,

Noblesville, Bailey Cox, Sheridian, R. J. Ritter, Greenfield,

and W. Dale Elson, A. C, Stipher, Frank Otte, J. J.‘ Abrams and {James P. Leeds, all of Indian{apolis, in charge of banquets, enA public farewell event honor- tertainment and decorations.

ing Dr. Max A. Bahr, retiring as College Speaker

Dr. Max Bahr

superintendent of Central State Hospital, will be held at 8 p. m. Thursday in the hospital chapel at 3000 W, Washington St. Dr. Bahr will speak on “My 50 Years of Psychiatry.” . ; Others on the program—Gov. Schricker, and Wallace O. Lee, Willlam W. Suckow, Dr. Walter L. Bruetsch and Mrs. Clara L. Crooker, representing the hospital,

Animal Ailments

Animals will be back home on the farm when their aliments are discussed at meeting of the Indiana Veterinary Medical Association meeting at Hotel Severin, Wednesday through Friday. In charge will he Dr. G. Robert, ° Oldham of Kokomo, president; Dr. M. M. Coble of Columbia] City, president-elect; Dr. E. W.| Spieth of Jeffersonville, vice president, and Dr. W. W. Gar-| pjrectors of the city's eight verick of Zionsville, secretary- yMCA branches and their ladies treasurer. | will meet for a dinner at 6:15 {p. m. Jan. 14 in Central YMCA. 1952 Plans |Dr. Russell J. Humbert, president Plans for the new year will be of DePauw University, will speak. made by Garfield Park Legion, Before the dinner, the 97th Auxiliary 88 at the Legion Post annual event of officers and Jan.'8. A chili supper Jan. 19, in members of the board of direccharge of Mrs. Harry Spaulding tors, will be a two-hour open will start off social events. ‘house starting at 4 p. m.

Dr. Humbert

Japan Bounces Back In Industrial Field

By OLAND D, RUSSELL capital is needed and ways of in-| . Serippe-Howard Staff Writer |dueing this are now being exTOKYO, Jan. 5—Japan's econ- plored. 1 omy showed spectacular gains More to Eat i ¢ | Sus I ae ihe Deginmae . Meanwhile the food situation transition point, since the country Nas eased but the country's rice now finds her economy nearly re- c°P is still 25 per cent too small stored to prewar Tevel {to feed the: population. Despite : {industrial progress the standard

Heavy Industry has progressed ,¢ jiu ing has not gone up. This to a point where it can take a; pjamed on the fact that-the large share of orders resulting population rose 1.5 per cent dur-! from the Korean War. ling the past year while American By. Nov. 1, last year’s exports aid was halted. And much of the’ had reached $1 billion and im- increased national income went| ports $1.4 billion. Export trade/into industrial bank accounts. | had Increased by more than 63| , the whole there are nuper cent over 1950 and the pro-immaprous indications of forthcomduction index for the manufactur- yo prosperity in Japan. The peo-| ing and mining industries rose 0/15 “themselves are virile, hard 138 on the basis of 100 for the yy, king and industrious. They are 1932-1936 period. al {the same people who transformed | It is noteworthy that this was a feudal, isolated country into a accomplished without the prewar modern empire capable of chal-§ reliance on China trade. American lenging the United States in 1941 economic aid—which in the past-—and with the coming of a new five years has amounted to $2 independence they are ready and] billion—is no longer forthcoming eager once more to turn on their in direct contributions. Fortu-enormous energy to regain their nately, however, Japan is benefit- standing in the world comniunity. ing greatly from the special eon} rrr eee | tracts resulting from the Korean | HEA | . | War. In the first year of the war Ceilin Cut they topped $300 million and are 4

now running better than $40 mil-|

lion - monthly. On Potatoes

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This, however, is precarious and | 5 to 1 0 Pet. |

would practically end in the event,

of a cease-fire. By’ United Press America’s aid has provided a| WASHINGTON," Jan 5—Price

twofold advantage, since the Jap- Stabilizer Michael V. DiSalle toanese government has been per- day rolled back prices of white mitted to sell raw cotton, petro- Potatoes by about 5 to 10 per leum, coal and foodstuffs to €on- cent, effective Jan. 19. { sumers, and then allggred to rein-| This rollback will apply to the| vest the proceeds in Japanese current shipping price of potatoes.

industrial recove hich has| The ‘Office of Price Stabiliza-| brought the count its present tion said the decrease will be stage. | passed on to retail buyers on the Now - iron, steel, t metals,| same date. The exact reduction to! synthetics, fibers a machine the housewife will be spelled out

tools are ready to expand. The in a gyhsequent order. | goal 1s $1.9 billion in exports for Today's order set dollars and 1952. cents ceilings on prices charged Inquiries for $10 million worth hy shippers of white potatoes. of machine tools already have OPS gaid the ceilings are calcucome in through the .U. 8. Farijated to give farmers 100 per| Fast Air Force and six leading|cent of the “parity” or “fair” Japanese tool making firms are price, gearing to meet the expected de-| Recent sharp increases in po-| mand. Tsugami, one of the lead-|tatg prices have placed them at ers, has started exporting to the 105 to 110 per cent of parity,’ United - States. In addition, iron OPS officials said. ie and steel makers are planning to| Base price per 100 pounds, U. 8.| revive idle facilities and restore a | No, 1 grade was set at $3.55 for virtual wartime program which Indiana. will be a vast potential in the : event of speedy rearmament here. "ADVERTISEMENT

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