Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 August 1952 — Page 9
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TUESDAY, AUG. 5,
1 John L.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 5 (UP) —United Mine Workers chief John L. Lewis yester-
day served contract termination notice on the anthracite and|
southern coal producers — bring-|
ing virtually all the industry into!’
negotiations for a new contract | for his 475,000 miners.
Joseph E. Moody, president of the Southern Coal Producers the Southern Coal Producers As-| sociation, said Mr. Lewis notified him that their contract was can-| celed as of Sept. 30.
Miners in the southern pits will be free to strike on that date if no new contract is reached. | Mr. Lewis also served a termi-| nation notice on the anthracite] industry, coal operators reported from Philadelphia. On July 22, Mr. Lewis opened! new contract talks with Harry| Moses, president of the Bitumi-| nous Coal Operators Association, representing northern operators who produce about one-half the nation’s supply of soft coal. Yesterday's termination notices brought into the negotiations producers of virtually all the nation’ 8
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Lewis Clears Way For New
"LET'S GO TO WORK'—Conferring on hopes for settling strike are (left to right] Terre Haute Mayor |i ""0¢ persons witnessed the Ralph Tucker, Allis-Chalmers president William A. Roberts and Gov. Schricker.
Official Raps AFL Leader
Terre Haute Mayor Charges Double-Cross
Hog Prices Off 25 Cents Here
Hog prices at the Indianapolis Stockyards today were averaging 25 ‘cents lower than yesterday. , Trade opened rather slow, with prices wavering -between 25 and 50 cents lower. But more active the day brought
Chicago Airport May
Set Passenger Record
CHICAGO Midway Airport is heading for a Senate. record as the first U,
Aug. 5
8. airport seats are up to handle more than 5 million to 20 GOP seats; passengers in a vear. In the first seven months of Senate 50-46. 1952, -Chicago’s big municipal airport showed 3,200,354 passengers. ent
etciner ort
Bean.
“Truman” back in
{White House walls,
great economic or changes before election time,
His formula, which
lalysis rather than pollings.
urables. This wil
guess accurately how the. public
will react—
'48 when all the
drawing Dewey mustaches on the ———
Here's what Mr, Bean about the upcoming election | The Democrats will win with about 54 to 56 per cent of the|
correctly, [picked Truman as the winner in'son will show increasing resist 11948, is based on a statistical an- gnce to federal health insurance
TV campaign. It is impossible to tr ation,
Coal Contract Battle
saws Louis
| Who is Louis Bean? Why he's the man who shouted other pollsters were
trimmed 20 per cent--if there is
Says no war.
Figure on taxes coming down regardless of who is elected. Steivenson loaks like he'll be even
two party vote—if there are no ,.... o¢ 3 hard money man than for ei8N re Both will accent’ private in-
[vestment for foreign aid. Both ' Eisenhower and Steven-
and public housing. Social Secuf-
But there are two big immeas- ity is here to stay.
Farm legislation would be the
| be the first national first big test for a- GOP adminis-
And it might be the first
GOP move to turn over federal
particularly after mil- programs to the states,
Milton Eisenhower, Ike's broth-
frothy pretense of the two politi- er, has long championed turning
cal conventions for the first time. The second factor is corruption. It is easy to overemphasize itspected effect.
The Democrats can safely snipe
(CDN)— away at Republican seats in the 14 administration
for grabs, compared! Allison
Only
ex- leges,
the soil conservation program fover to the state land-grant. colHe'll ‘have a lot to say if Ike comes home a winner.
Critchfield Moves Up
Robert M. Critchfield, former top executive recently named general manager of the
The Democrats now control the Pontiac Division of General Mo-
business
Research Institute, an independ-|glected to a GM research organiza-| yice
tors, today was
presidency
(able for future use,” he said,
lerty.”
Man Who Said Harry In 48 Now Picks Adlai
By DON TEVERBAUGH IT'LL BE STEVENSON come November, s
[ferred stock and 93 cents on the:won the second count by $305 series and 93 cents on the (ote the weekly reports. declaréd.
Fast Tax Write-Offs
one
And the man who cast the deciding vote for Hayes was a Certificates of necessity for Hoosier ‘lawyer who was elected fast ‘tax writeoffs have been 0 Congress by just one vote—a granted to Eli Lilly & Co. and the vote cast by a client, who though Allison Division of General Mo- in bed, insisted upon being tors, the. U, 8. Department. of . Commerce announced today. taken to the polls. v The drug firm will be permitted, California, Texas, Idaho, Oregon and Washington were all ad-
to amortize in five years $1,245,000, about 55 per ce [ the cos 00, about 55 per cent of the cost mitted to the nation by only one
of additional facilities of their remodeled antibiotic laboratories Vote. at the Kentucky Ave. plant, The Selective Service act for
Allison's will be permitted the w orld War 1I was passed by only same speeded tax amortization
sick
for $79,017, about 65 per cent of °"° vote. the total cost of their new air-, But here's the clincher: craft parts research building now One. more additional Demo-
under construction, cratic vote in each of Ohio's 8800
Future Expansion precincts in 1944 would have un- : seated Mr. Taft. GM has purchased 30 acres of a Anderson property belonging to ! the Stokely Canning Co It's for future expansion, reports C. A. Michel, general man-| ager of the Guide Lamp Division of GM. The property is bordered by 25th St, the New York Central tracks, 22d St, and Pendleton Ave. “We want adjacent land avail-| “hut there are no plans for .erection| of factory buildings on the prop- |
1d REAGAN coal. Times State Servi trade later in v ne Vote 7 ~— 6 TEAM” Mr. Lewis has not revealed the! TERRE "HAUTE. ATE. x__ prices up. At this rate, Midway will ac- tion, predicts that the House will hy the board of J st o e x Leslie CARON J terms he wants included in new M Ralph Tucke rah EY Bulk choice 180-240-pound hogs commodate 5,149,800 during the go to the party winning the presi-| directors. The AFL News-Reporter, pub\LLEY” fhe ® contracts. However, he is expected il 2p ji Re lo.| Were selling for hetween $23- vear, according to Oscar E. Hew- dency. Mr. Critchfield lished weekly by the American IB ONG to seek, at least, to match the 21- charged an AFL leader double- 23.50. Hogs in the 120-160-pound itt, city public works chief. 'N Bi Chan es will | also serve Federation of Labor, hammers’ AR Br cent “package” increase recently! icrossed him on a pledge to keep jaqs hit a peak of $20 but the Passenger total last year was INO Ig dg a8 a member of § home just: how important one| granted the steelworkers. peace in the Allis-Chalmers strike price . was paid sparingly with 4,507,881. Regardless of which candidate the GM Admin- vote can be in an election—any BE ii a here: 3 +0. 1. Sot most going for between $17.75- OE SR gets it, don’t look for drastic istration’ Co m- election. e Mayor accuse oucie 19.50. ‘ Th en’t in the books. mittee. ; 2 : Hwy. U: . nges. They aren m . ; iy the Kiddies Highway Worker of breaking a promise to keep! oo oss, #500: seed rather. flow, 2% to New japanese Army ner either of the candidates. A dividend of oT uw one vote and HERRING- HALL- MARVIN . ; 8 cents lower: later more activ u Bh) — rime; ri- > ame NIGH Dusk £ Killed by Auto ee rom ams iar a pe Dolce Ie: Minister Shigeru Yoshida yester-|both foreign and* domestic acter $1 a share.on : [when the count was contested n EXCLUSIVE DEALER ° | FE > [play Ig Tice: ’ §22.25-23; 275-300 pounds $2150-22.50: day described Japan's national ties will-shrink with-the bbudgetio y t standing oo ang cece FURN AG " LEBAN GE iy Brun 85-vear strikers. Mr. Sous bn an Inieraas a) $20. 50.23; 130-160 homie 317300 police reserve as the “cornerstone|and federal activities will fade a/common stock ."™ | Legal Notice SINESS TURE HNICOLO ] L oe -year- tional officer of the AFL Oper- [950 sparingly me ngs : : 8 | was voted today by directors of mrcior—— or JANIS % BE aringly Elio ons Jeak lo 331of a new national army” It wasjlitile. i tor ST E MARINES” & old county highway worker was ating Engineers and head of its {gn INET chowce 390-425 Bounces R001 iret time the force of some; After four years under Ike, General Motors Corp. |1948 CHEVROLET r 2:dr. tle Noo am, xb okis SPs wr iast killed yesterday when his “horse- Terre Haute Local. 42 atte DS Ly or T1875. tive:|75,000 men had been so bluntly|says Research Institute forecast-| Regular quarterly dividends of tor stora e and Topas “Aus. 12 al 1000 piama MARYLAND #1. CARTOONS— d i achine was| Mayor Tucker put the blame casiy sales steers firm: 3 loads high choice identified. ers, the federal payroll might be $1.25 a share of the §5 series pre- 330,™s Join iia : x MEN ONLY" rawn mowing m for last week's inter-union riot to, brime Heh oo edium welgat Blecrs a . Lis —_— a a. MAN BAIT struck by an Indianapolis car on; pera on Mr. Soucie. Pound 3232.50: few ind 390-1 200held around $34; bulk good and choice
Ind. 421 south of Patton.
) 3 ‘From Out of State’ lizht steers and’ mixed yearlings $27.5032. utility and commercia ti ssers A —— pe ———— Cecil Chadd, Patton, died en «A mob of approximately 400 15-2550. 2 loads hich choice heifers $32.
uth Tbs route to a hospital in Lafayette. (men) brought from out of the ji, cons firm: uiility and commercial ald REAGAN Ray E. Garman, 32, of 175 S. city and out of the state, and led fairly active. fully steady; choice and y $26.50-2 good and choice 22.50-
canners
Nz edders makes an Electric Sponge!
High School Rd. Indianapolis, | {by 0. . B. Soucie, entered upon|2s culls down to $14: bulls firm.
: d od 10stly $20-22.50,; wh i 23 told state police he had been fol- this peaceful strike scene and did 27 food mostly $20:2220. few head $
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~ & David Nelson
IE NELSONS" i lowing a semitrailer truck, which|incite and participate in a riot,” cD A100; Jat Jabs active, inostly $0 i suddenly swerved around thethe Mayor charged. 330.50; bulk ' choice And ao A CARTOON — 3 » : ’ i and choice mostly $26-29; native & REAT NAM EIN Cc 0 MFORT : mowing machine. He said Mr. Soucie’s gquads feong lambs largely $19-23; about 2 Ip Mr. Garman said he did not .see were ‘determined to take thelloads good and choice 98-99-pounds , fed | or the mower until too late to stop.|Jaw into their own hands.” i hove. I TU ST 1 Drive-In jf eee ——"| .Mayor Tucker threatened that 5-7 t ; : ’ -State Rd. 185 3 U. S. Statement |“those responsible (for the riot) 1% . PT NE OY On cits - = will definitely be prosecuted.”
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nd (GPs —Govern-| EN ELLIOTT
"WASHINGTON. Aug. § The Mayor's blasts came in a ts f hi J Dio Ans pe com- {statement to the press about 24 HW Winners 255,593,182,479 Announced Sunday night, July 28, he hear
21,759,052,319| rumors both unions planned to Following are the 4-H Club bring out-of-town groups to inter- winners in pig and beef compe-
10 GRANDE" rent fiscal year through Aus. 1 ie pared with a year af0 Last Year |efforts to avert the violence in hnicolor 62,199, 39) ‘Nancy GATES iy $6.954.238. 111 33.000 104 300 Which five persons were stabbed
2,392, 895, i land several others injured.
cy” Deficit 3.524,241,272 _ 5,336,510,327 | Warned Against Outsiders.
Cash Balance 17,816,995,849 CARTOONS 2 Public_Debt 263,098,908,899 to the KIDDIES Gold Reserve 23,350,012 : te West Point”
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——Aug, 5, 195% vene in the strike. [tition last night. at the Marion OCKS 814 Asked) He contacted Frank Bartee, In- County Fair: Fort Harrison American Loan 6% ...... vers 91 rane / y : In Front ot American States Class Ae LI ..|dianapolis, international: officer| vena has H JIG CLoB Ties Ciori (J cer 1 a champlo Ja oO aries werdt Sereen Bids. Avehire “collieries + com gi 15% 15% {of the UAW-CIO, and Mr. Soucie, Perry Twp.. reserve grand’ champion-—-Joe Auto Ride L. 8 Ayres 4%a% ptd 10313 informing them out-of-town Clossey. Decatur Twp.: champion showand Monkeys Belt RR & Stk Yds com 3 |man--David Haviland, Perry Twp Fe Tai 11:00 Ralf R. R. & Stk Yds pfd 85 squads “would not be tolerated.”| Duroc senior spring. gilt—Jeaneite > — Pierce. Franklin Twp.: junior spring iit ald REAGAN a Morrill rw ota” .e Both assured the Mayor and Charles Gerdt, Perry Twp.. duroc barrow 6 TEAM" 4 Ruhngr Fertilizer 5% pfd .. .ipolice chief there would be no Charles Gerdt. Perry Twp: duroc litter 5 *Central Soya com . 3632 Laddie Pierson Decatur Twp ; senior spring Robert Chamber _of Commerce com outsiders, the . the Mayor said. ailt (Berkshire: Katherine Bodenreider . DOUGLAS 3 Circle Theater com pee eee fii Perry Twp Junior spring gilt (Berkshire : ow Citizens Ind Tel 5% pra’ . David Haviland. Perry Twp: herkshire S POINT Commonwealth Loan "% of | . RO harrow--Tom Boder nrefder Perry Twp . Cont Car-Na-Var ... litter—Mariorie Miller, Pike Twp ’ hnicolor 3 Cummins Eng com Junior Poland China gilt-John. McVay. ; JON ADDED Cummins Eng 4V2% pfd’ 101s Lawrence Twp.: Poland China barrow ALWAYS ADDED Eastern Ind Tel 5% ptd John McVay, Lawrence Twp. Poland SATURDAY NITE Fauitable Securities com China litter—Stanley McVay, Lawrence )Y SEEN MY GAL’ Equitable Securities pfd . Twp.: senior- spring gilt (Hampshire: 0 BUSTER” Delta Electric com .... 13% Sue Ann Raybourn, Franklin Twp.; junior ® | plugs in like a radio Family Finance com . | Hampshire gilt—Judith Ann Hardin, Wayne 8 , Pamily Finance 5% otd’ . Twp.; Hampshire. barrow—Joe Clossey, DeLAND Hays Corp pf . cees catur Two. litter Hampshire—Judith Ann Herd on ule gs fom: nl He ¥ oe it Sp tted Poland Chi T n! ass .e eee enlo spr glit, ollie pian ina TLDREN FREE Home © & T 5% vtd - ir | —Jerry Jarrett Pike Twp: Junior spring ©® Removes up fo 3 gallons Hook Drug Co com . gilt, Spotted Poland China-—-Johnny Harptdoor Theatre Ind Asso Tele $2 pfd .. 37. | Crawford F. Parker, Republi-er,’ pike Twp.; Barrow, Spotted Poland of moisture from the air. #&th, £. 10th or joq asso Tel 3250." T4ican’ dindidate for Secretary ofjShina—Mike Smith, Decatur Twp; Spolted ni as & at Com Polan ina itter-—Ken Smith, e ig (Ra. 100 Ind Mich JE) 44% pra 101 * State, today submitted his resig-|Twp.; Senior spring gilt, Chester White } Our Bis Ind Telephone 4.8 of : enneth Hunter, Decatur Twp.: Junior ; shment Bids. Indpls Ath Club Realty Co.. ss 98 . ‘nation as member of the Indiana spring gilt, Chester White -- Jim Silve¥ ® aes 31% b
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