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Agreement Richmond, Ind.,- — Plant Is Among, Those Covered |

WASHINGTON, July 29 (UP)—A walkout of 15,000 workers which had been threatened for midnight tonight was averted when the Aluminum Company of ‘America and the CIO Steelworkers settled! their dispute. |

Wage Stabilization Board Chairman Nathan P. Feinsinger late yesterday announced the agreement which provides for a 21.4-cent-an-hour wage increase for employees at 10 company plants, including one in Richmond, Ind.

The settlement ends a six months dispute and wipes out a threatened strike that would have cut off 25 per cent of the nation’s aluminum production.

The agreement came during last-ditch talks with Mr. Feinsinger. He said the parties settled two final issues involving job inequalities and North-South differ-

Cancels Aluminum Strike Set For Tonight

Women Rated I" Iron Ore Flows fee Solonel, A le yo . . MADISON, Wis., July 20 (UP Top Salesmen p10 Mills Again es c= 5

DULUTH, Minn, July.29 (UP) he dressed like an Air Force eolo—Two ore boats, the first toinel because he “always wanted {leave since the start of the na-\t5 wear a uniform.” 3

(tion-wide steel strike eight weeks) mptly gave Jorago, steamed out of .the twinl, Judge tons Pro Ta a uni- * (ports yesterday bound for East-iz .. ore prison inmate in a fed-

_ jern mills. { eral penitentiary for impersonat | An official of the Union Tug ing an officer.

and Towing Co. said 20 boats! J,rdan was arrested at Wisconwould be loaded andw ready 10iqin Dells June 21 when Camp Mcleave today. The boats have a Coy soldiers drinking at a bar capacity of 18,000 to 20,000 tons. noticed he was wearing improperly A total of 75 boats had been many decorations, including the . tied up in the harbors of Duluth Congressional Medal of Honor PN and Superior, Wis., since the start ribbon. i 2 of the steel strike in early May. Uline bg ning Ri IT DIDN'T LAST — Dancer | Their supply of iron ore was tist what's happening in the field Peggy Ryan, 27, bussed her shut off when 16,000 Minnesota of research, thus taking some of husband, Jimmy Cross, 42, iron miners walked off the job the reading load off his shoulders; soundly in this picture taken With the steel workers. The minthey tell him about various prod-| after their marri age in 1949, |ers started returning to work last ucts which have proven beneficial But Peggy of rid of Jimmy Saturday Right, after end of the 5 of . . [steel dispute. arouse haces —- Da Tt ih yesterday when her final di- A wim for the Oliver| \ethical division. of Ammident, Yorce decree was granted in Mining Co.” at Hibbing said ore 'a Jersey City concern which Hollywood and she already is production’ would be “near normakes toothpaste and tooth- reported engaged—this time to mal” before the end of the week. ‘powder, says he’ll have nobody dancer Ray McDonald, 31. |To facilitate movement of ore but women in such jobs. critters peter se een {to Eastern mills, whose stockpiles y Standards Rigid {were “dangerously low,” the rail-|

- roads in the area have agreed to| “Our: detailers are [picked for g 0 a S |pool their cars, and ship ore by| appearance, personality, and their rail as well as water to the Fast.

By United Press JERSEY CITY, N. J, July 129 (UP)—Russell Patterson is a JSalesman’ who is sold on saleswomen. Mr. Patterson, a sandy-haired {enthusiastic fellow, sits in an ‘office in Jersey City and overgees the é¥forts of 14 women who are on the go constantly in all parts of the country. Among them the women, alled “detailers,” probably know most of the nation’s 80,000 dentists by . first name. i

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uled strike. | Hog trade at Indianapolis IM i ls - ple you k y in Indi 's smart- | Mermaid | r. Patterson hires his detail- ington, terming the Hoosier air- ple you know in Indiana's ar The settlement ends the last Stockyards moved moderately ac-| ‘ . . lers only after they've beenjina « ” ; est woman’s ‘section—in your Sun-| Phone Market 1475 I a 00 £2 m ? {line “not fit” to provide service in major dispute in the aluminum (tive today, with barrows and gilts : | ino da lav Times. Jo P steady to 25 cents lower than n Si r ir S {through an aptitude testing, 4 iana, Ohio and Michigan. fa)

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cently settled with the Kaiser Monday's averages. By DON TEVERBAUGH |subjected them to examinations/ The report, a 48-page brief, was é a —— Aluminum Co., and the AFL| Sows were steady to weak, ’ " i : . which reveal personality, tem-/made by Board Examiner Vernon a aluminum workers reached agree-|/choice 300-425 pounders sold for MORE THAN a hundred Hoosier businesses have Ament, social and business in-{Radcliffe to the board and said ment a short time ago with /$18.75 to $19.75. : tossed in the sponge because of high federal taxes which telligence, and even a sense ofithe. airline was “not fit, willir~ ALCOA. Cows. Were steady 3 veal were slapped on industry since Korea, according to the humor. |and able” to provide service in| , "Phe settlements in all cases utility and commercial going a State Chamber of Commerce The detailer is about 40, but inthe areas because of serious vio-| { are close to the 21-cent-an-hour, $18.50 10 S20.50. iv tive. barrows] uit Has B th 's some cases younger, in others/lations of the Civil Aeronautics | “package” settlement reached in and gilts steady to 25 cents lower: bulk | The direct result has been the) ‘older. Each women is assigned Act.

the steel industry. . | choice 190-250 pounds, $23-23.50; 250-290 cancellation of $32 million worth fred Kahman, director OCCUPA- it, o certain section of the coun-| “There is a question whether The plants \mvolved. in 20AILION | at Ronan 1 an, hosts pass. [0] expansion plans for some 107 tional therapy. Indiana Medical yy upg visits about 15 dentistsithe company can long remain sol-| . e plan's inv ! $21-23; sows steady to weak; choice 300- Indiana sbusiness firms. (Center; Joseph Kinch, director , day. Her salary is a good one vent under present operations, |

to that at Richmond, Ind., are 8t|,5 pounds, $18.75.19.75; few $20; 425-600 coryat represents about 84 per education and research Indiana and full expenses are gaid so inthe board stated.

.. Alcoa, | pounds, mostly $18-19. : : | New Kensington, Pas Detroit Cattle 2000; calves 400; steers and cent of the Indiana buginesses re- State Industrial Union Council many cases her earfings are . * y 4 *l heifers slow: choice near 1075-pound

7 i ¥ 9 ’ . gew | 5 plying to the State Chamber sur- CIO. and W. C. Jacksqn indus-iclear. The detailer may be mar-| We Don’t Know Mich 1 lobe, Als = ite | and commercial, +18.50:30.50 Cahners and Vey,” George S. Olive, chairman trial relations manager, J. D. ried but Patterson prefers they! «we don't know what viola-| a Do pon “4 5 joutters, 33.50.15; Vealers moderalely ac. Of the federal finance committee, Adams Co. do not=have dependents because; o we're supposed to have|

|reports. . #{ the excessive amount of travel » a: ade,” said W. W, Weesner, vice Just how many new jobs went Hoosiers Collect m

-| ial and good, $23-27; culls down At the same time, the board an- fomtercial and & eu Be

nounced it had approved the Steel-| sheep 400: native spring lambs fairly| val. : : sch tase |president of the airline. “We did Sten} . worker - Kaiser nh giving active, steady: bulk choice and prime, $29: dOWn the drain with the cancela- INDIANA policyholders and ; make some small errors in filling Your next step is to consult a reliable broker. {few small lots, $29.50: good and choice, tion of expansion programs can-'beneficiaries of Prudential insur- ed f but | Thomson & McKinnon are within easy reach— 5000 workers in five plants a 21.4 525.06; utility. $233: slaushier ewes not pe accurately estimated, he ance ‘coverage were paid more lout federal red tape forms-— : : wage boost. The Kaiser plants af-| scarce. firm at $8 down. ladded ' than $10.27 million during the first 0 [they were bookkeeping errors. and well equipped to render every service a prudent fected are at Tacoma, Trentwood| culls, Doel Fesol, colbrin Sal ‘half of 1952. | “Lake Central is certainly sol- investor requires. i pad, Washi Newark, O., low: cutter, utility, lightweight, s16-22. | Excluded Large Firms Prudential forked over a total ; [vent sta Bas been ee 3 asl "This includes ot only the prompt Sxecution 0 ¢ ’ . : ! i 0 x.y : . i Local Stocks and Bonds | The plants reporting included 3 Hore than ik Julliohs in the organ = shape” he sai: your orders, but preliminary consultation with a One-Year Contenet small manufacturers and busi- =" TRNACA and Fawat | "We have bees the Towest cost well-informed executive, should you desire it. A {nesses, but excluded all of the 2? : in oo lo the 214 ROCRS. UB sik Aare Desses toraese Boma Rosig’s Still There | By United Press {local carrier operating in the na- Over the past 66 years our organization has grown 10 per cent wage boost retroactive] American Loan 8% 0 : Much of the industrial growth TWO MILLION gals who took! NEW YORK, July 29 (UP)— tion” he charged. We Sertamiy, steadily until today it operates offices in 38 cities in to Mar. 10 and an adidtional 4|American States 8% ora 24w (in Indiana in recent years has up factory jobs during World War Some churches in the United Will file a brief agains 3 one the United States and Canada... A good indication, cents retroactive to July 1. The Ayrshire Colleries com ....... 108" (33:4 |resulted from the “government|II are still at it, according to theigiates have found a new way to an $ opinion repo. we believe, of service well rendered contract runs to July 30, 1953. Balt RR & stk Yds com ll. 3 362 contracts” let to private enter-U. 8. Census. And a lot of 'em| N " tebd. The report charged Lake Cen-| » " The agreement, the union said. 8beserti “com © " =.’ 13 [Prise for production of commodi-/are still working for the same old tract parishoners when attend-itral with leasing planes from Our current Stock Survey cut the 7-cent-an-hour differential|{Bopbs-Merrili 4% ofd .... 5) ties for military use and foreign boss. ance lags. It's coffee. Nationwide isine and Ale mer- will Be.atled on request in the South to 4 cents from lastiCentral Soya com . . .....3 34% aid. That's about 10 per cent of the! In various parts of the country, ica, a nonscheduled a . | July 1 and down to 2 cents by|Gircle Theater com . | That the government recognizes 20 million lady war workers em-|in churches of all denominations, “To Transport Troops’ next Jan. 1. From that date, |QCsNS Tod Fel 0 off Jpeg 4 (the bad effects of high taxation ployed during the peak of the clergymen have taken to wooing THOMSON & M¢KIN NON southern workers will be paid 2{Cont Car-Na-Var seit 1%ajon business and industry is war effort. their flocks with old-fashioned, These were used, according to 4 cents an hour less than workers Cummins Eng 412% ofd dn 2 ..../shown by their granting fast tax, The census also-showed that of after-service “coffee klatsches.” Mr. Weesner, to transport U. S. BROKERS IN SECURITIES AND COMMODITIES in northern company plants. tgastern ing te % ot se write-offs for war production ex- these two million still on the job, The coffee sessions follow dif- troops to various military bases, . A The settlement also called for a Equitable Securities ofd. 13% pansion, Mr. Oliver said. about half are married and about ferent patterns in different par- Lake Central currently is ap- 200 Circle Tower Bldg. MArket 3501 modified union shop and an agree-|pamily Finance com .. One businessman, replying to a fifth have children. lishes but all have the following plying for renewal of its permit ment to work out “inequities” in family Finance 5% ofd .. -...|the Chamber of Commerce sur- sah results in common: Stepped-up to operate in Indiana, Michigan MEMBERS NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE AND OTHER PRINCIPAL the rate structure and classifica- Hamiton Mfe Co on ++ |vey, summed it up like this: Roug Notes interest in church activities and'and Ohio, and has an application SECURITY AND. COMMODITY EXCHANGES So tion system by next July 1. The tome Ta T 5% Wa ha yp | “Taxes have reduced potential pg Jy LAYTON, veep in charge increased fellowship. ; pending for extended service in a ———— TE union figures he latter PO erexa nd. Asso Tel 32 pta 31, |Jobs... stopped growth and de- of systems and supplies of the Crowded - Washington helped these states. CL —————————————————————— ; Would amount io another 10 cemts/ 1. aca To) 48 80 0 i 253, velopment ... prevented purchase Rough Notes Co., will be the fea- Start the new coffee-after-church ee ———— an hour per worker when the In-! ind Mich EI 4%a% pfd ......88% 101 [of better equipment that would tured speaker at the sixth annual trend, when many houses of wor-| fe : . equalities are worked out. | indoia’ Ath Clup Rea ty Co. 7 produce cheaper.” Institute for Advanced Agency Ship found the beverage an ideal § Ind Power & Lt com ‘oct gst gg © And that's on the button. Management sponsored by the welcomer for away - from - home Steel Shorta e Indianapolls Water com oars 7? University of Connecticut, Aug. Sérvicemen and government workL ff F t Jeftarson National Life com 1% 12 Back to Work. Ie “T d t Washington's St ayorTs rorecas Ee a] aon. 4” An ati - ” It will be his ‘fifth appearance ocay, ‘a ashington's St. y BESS ft Toelna Harvester wil on th mtu where fue of Jone Church, maay goverimen D COMPANION WASHINGTON, July 29 (UP) Lynch Corporation .... 13% 13% p that th 8 A 30 class hours-will be devoted to 8irls now act as hostesses, dis- \ A —Defense Production Administra-f R Mallory a . 3h 383% Monday. now that e steel strike “Office Management and Word pensing coffee and cookies after : » tor Henry H. Fowler warns that|Masic Asha =. ........ 3% Si] But oe all. workers. will ges uPiifcation™ under his, super. ese: Sometimes it pays to k distance { : thousands of workers face layoffs| nati Homes fd en100 163 | : vision. Fulfill the Hope i metimes it pays to keep your an because of shortages brought on/N 1nd Fub Serv com . ..... 22% JD back to work immediately. | His appearance at the institute : ! | —but not when you're offered a tall, \ by the great, 1952 steel strike. |N Ind Pub Serv 4% -fd .... 26a 28 About 350 jobs“in the second will be his 12th such address this _ Said the pastor of another St. - ‘ . I aly ( He said that thousands of in-|pr,ind Pub Serv 4.56 pfd ... 26 2 shift’ of the foundry will be af-'year, John’s in Georgetown, which also! frosty Bond & Lillard highball! Tonight, dustries using steel will be forced Bub Serv of Ind 3's ofd ..... 8 = 830 fected. All of the first shift— " ; serves its parishoners beverages:! sit back and enjoy the whiskey which to close down before the big mills Ross Gear & Tool com La, About 700 workers—will go back Handy Drivers “We fulfill the hope of getting

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3%, to work. | 15% Production was halted June 1 og" fo een nto satmried sempioveps Tits handicapped motorist A a Yees drive without us thei Miwere iaid of. The plant before ve without use of their feet.

newcomers acquainted quickly.” In New York's famous Church of the Heavenly Rest, Dr. John to | Enis Large found Sunday morn-! Jing “coffee klatschies” an excel-| ————————— oA.

PLYMOUTH has announchd a new, simplified control unit which

measures to prevent a “mad Union Title ...............000 2 ..-- the steel strike emploved about ae oi device provides a sin- jent device for, knitting together we . % scramble” for the new steel. *Ex. dividend BONDS iE [7000 workers, gle and lever mounted under the a congregation’ which came from "Uniformly Fine Part of the plan is to get de- ,,.. & steen ss iil ge Th Word Aa steering wheel which operates the widely separated New York City y fense production back on sched- American Loan dias 60 "01085... | a or gain clutch, brake and accelerator suburbs. Since 1869” — ~~ ule. Top priority will be given to American woan 4ves 85 .... 91 au... THAT WORD popped up again pedals. ¢ The Rev. Eldred Johnson, rec-| military, atomic energy and ma- Bastian Moriey 8s €) , ..... 3% «+++ \this week—geriatrics—the study It is the simplest, most tnex- tor of St. Mark's Episcopal chine-tool output. All other orders Suhner JTeruiizer > 8 oe ” «ee. lOf the aged. pensive unit ever devised. It takes Church in Columbus, Ohio, had a will be shoved back until these! Goimbis Club 3.56 62 ty ..7| How to best employ the aging about two hours to install and re- similar experience. items are brought up. | ae ‘Calor 5+ 64 § ....|Population of the nation is among quires no special maintenance. The Rev. Harold J. Quigley, , fhaoi i of di Xe the many old age problems to bel To go with the unit, engineers pastor of the 110-year-old Central Produce Ind Limestone fs 75 ......... 2 ....{discussed at a special conference have developed an instrument Presbyterian Church at HavereI A 2." “8s. now being held at Purdue panel switch which controls Syaw. N. Y., brought his “coffee grades U8 are White, Co mets Bart Co Ts 8 oy ” | Indianapolis notables attending bright and dim beams of the Klatsches Tight 10 his parishon- . 8. medium, no price; wholesale grade Sprague Device 5» 80 rer DB and participating in the three- headlights. ers, at a time when they were eom!' graded 40 per cent: extra large Traction Terminal 5s 87 ..... 88 911% . : 4 wi ‘most vulnerabl white 54-52c; brown mix 49-52c, Current <®x Dividend day sessions which started yes-. To brake, the driver pushes 4 rable. receipts cases exch. 32-40 —— v :

Market about steady demand light rT a TT Ny . terday include Dr. I. Lynn Esch, down on the lever—how hard he The with an electric coffee Vg rn TELE TRL Bl By Local Truck Grain Prices oresident of Indiana Central Col-/pushes (just as with the foot UID And a portable phonograph white 4c n which played sprightly religious light 14c: old roosters l4c . {tege; Freeman Ketron, Vocation- brake) determines how--hard he y g

Pryers steady. urdertone unsettled. | hy tunes, 5 Fhe tnd, Sule cronses and oper Found ROACHES 1 6 Révablitation Division: May-brakes the var. mornin at the local railroad sta: very few top quality being received. Yellow, corn $1.65. rice T. Harrell, chairman of the To depress the clutch pedal, the tion, dispensing steaming cups- of nl SC , . 2 . ’a » o . Ss 8 8 BW So Terviar 870 TT prem Soybeans. $3.12 {Indiana Industrial Board; Wini- hand lever is moved in a circular

—————— motion and the clutch remains soffee to Ssmmuters; |depressed until the lever is re{turned to normal position. Acceleration is controlled by

| (rotating the hand grip on the on, {lever—similar to a motorcycle throttle. For long drives there's A a special friction brake which holds the throttle at whatever © speed desired. Sounds wonderful for traveling 0 salesmen and folks who take long P auto vacations, as well as the handicapped drivers, for whom San {the gadget was originally de-

signed. meet...it's time for Sicilian Finds Out About Gotham Traffic

| NEW YORK, July 29 (UP)— {A good-humored Sicilian motorist (f {observed today while stopping {over on a 52,000-mile international lautomobile touri{that New York

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‘headed ” let, EASY WAY TO LEARN Dr. Franco Nacel, Palermo, said) GOLF RULES. Send 10 cents. | he saw too many “no parking (no stamps) to: Golf Rules, In- | signs,” heard too many horns’ dianapolis Times, 214 W. Maryhonking and thought there yhbre® land St. :

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too many careless jaywalkers, iL dem egal Notice i Dr. Nacel said he borrowed the

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