Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 46, Number 209, Decatur, Adams County, 3 September 1948 — Page 7

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ruman Lashes Back I GOP Statements Chorees Exchanged Os 'Cheap Politics' By United Press Democrats and Republican* adod charge* of "cheap po j. jaT and “deeeptmn today in an I(f ry »klrmish over the top two HM of the catr.ntlgn -common ts-fn-govemmem .t.id high food Ice*. The debate gave voter* a dear diration of the oratory to come hen Preaident Tvtrnan and Gov. E. Dewey of New York tiieir formal campaigns for L. ectlon later on this month " Dewey, the COP presidential ti'pminee, started the present bat e late wHoMaday when he said would take a Republican prei Imt to start removing commun* I C t* front the federal payroll

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And Harold E. Stassen. who will take the stump for Dewey in •he campaign, charged yesterday that the administration through it* price-support program was deliberately keeping food price* high when they should he com ing down." President Truman striwk back at both ..element* a' hi* now* conference It e ye*teday. He •aid the few communi-ta who wormed their way onto the fed oral payroll have long wince been discovered and discharged Moreover, the president *aid, he will take time during hi* cam paign to prove that the *py Investigation of the OOP-controlled house unAinertcan activities com mi:tee I* nothing more than a "red herring" to cover up the failurof the GOP congress to check inflation. A* for Stassens statement, the pre*ident said. he, didn't believ - the agriculture department'* price wupport program is a Idg factor in the high coat of living. Other po.itical development*:

i Truman campaign — President 1 i Truman said he int-xnd* to cam > paign by train to he can *pc»k . at a* many "whistle atop" towns a* possible. He said hi* plan* 1 ; are not complete yet, but that he | expect- to speak in Chicago an'! to wind up hia campaign witii speeches in St. Ix>ul3 and Kan*as City, Mo. Wallace Henry A. Wallace, the I’rogreaaive party presidential candidate, had meeting-place trouble in hia first campaign stop in Arkansas. The Wallaceite* were refused the use of the municipal auditorium and several other large places in Little Hock but hoped to get one in time for the candidate’s morning meeting Indiana — Both the Dlxiecrat* and the Progressive* were awarded places on the November ballot by the state election Itoani. Mart'n — House speaker Joseph W Star Jr., told a news conference r '.amp Edwaiiln. Mass, that President Truman would probably carry only three state' above the Ma*on-Dixon line. He

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didn't name them. Illinois Tin- Illinois Progres-1 slve party saiil its senatorial can didate. Curtis -Mio Dougal', would continue his southern lllinoi ‘ tour despite the stoning he r<reived at West Frankfort, 111 . Wednesday night.

Week End Specials Cinema Circle Comb 35c choice of 3 colors i Rubinstein’s Water Lily Cleansing Cream a $3.50 value s 2 $1.50 value, now sl. Jergens Lotion, $1 Jergens Dryad. 29c Both for Helen Cornell’s Hormone Cream a $2 value Now $ J Smith Drug Co.

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Holiday Death Toll Os 260 Predicted Chlcafto. Sept 3 tl'Pt Traffic ac< idents during the three day Labor Day weekend sill kill 261> persons outri.-ht the national safety council predicted toilay. The death total during the La boy Day observance last year was, 272'. The safety council estimated that :<<>.i>uo,oo<> automobiles <arryilig liMt.tHßi.ooit paxsen tern will Jam the nation's highways this weekend | — rwf bhightht niw »**° <M TMf IAM0! _ >» ■ r ! ♦ A Edgewater Park Celina. Ohio Sunday, Sept. 5 I Dance fl li'l 1

GOOD NEWS - • lu all you people whi* want tender and delicinu-* minute wleaks. We have purchased a new steak maker and will endeavor tn serve you at all times—tsteakb —either pork or heef at no extra charge. Open .Saturday!* 'till II P. M. and All Day Sunday.

Prices Decline On Chicago Grain Mar! Attribute Drop To Big Crop Forecast I llv United Press i Forecasts of Idg grain < rops land a statement by former Minto- ] sota Gov Harold StasMii that food I prices must drop were credited to-i dav witii >au*ing a s..y in the. grain market i Future price* on wheat, corn. , oats and rye all declined on the ' Chic ago lioard of trade yesterday In the Nebraska witter wheat territory, mu■ li needed ruins cpiem lied the |Kirched soil, and on hath ,-d tile c liaii. es for big liar vests And Kansu* farmers report ed hopes tor a crop this year which iniiclit lu- twice a* large* as the 2J5.0Q0.000 bushels of ms But Hasse ti got a lot of e re-dll for the- drop A notie e alde slump feelio.yeel his statement lee-fore a press conferen-e. aft, i consulting i Geo Thom i' E Dewey, that price-* . een foeed • .liouhl drop. Til* feerme, . overnor « luirge el th*- liemoorati administration i with trying to keep prlce-s up and attii. kc-i the* food purchasing ' |.olirie-s eef tile- government Here ami there in other ph.e• lof the nation s ecolioinv pciee* I Iseosts were aniloiine e-d lii Minnesota. liarlprs announce d ; that hair- uts would go up from 75 :<,nts to a dollar In nine towns in I the Iron Range, offc-, five Sept 15 Tin* boost followed a similar raise ! whiili went into e-tfe*< t recently in I Virginia In the oil industrv. there was a different kind eef news Spokes eo n said fuel cell reserves reac hes! re orel hliihs in Oklahoma and the , area of the Gulf of Mexh n. and I ojeen market (trices on oil dropped But tile spokesmen epile klv poll t ed eeiit that home owners could not plan on paying lower prices foi fuel this winter, even with the greater supplies They said opera! ing e eests still were inc regsiHg. and said demand too miglii jump t \ J.e k rabbit <an tun faster ■ i than a race lioise act circling to i j the World Book Eli ye lopedia The no k rabbit has lieen <ba ked at 15 in.ph while top ran- horse-, •pc <-d M onlv 12 3 m ph

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Fort Wayne Workers Back At Harvester Fort Wayne, Ind.. Sept 3 i l'l’i Almost everyone was back at work at the* International Harves-1 ter Co plant fieri* today despite* a protest demonstration by office workers yesterday. Mornber* of the CIG United Vutoinobile Workers returned to their Jobs, tint the CIO United Office and Professional worker* pre sented a protest to failure to re celvc* wages during the UAW' strike The demonstration died down when industrial relations officials refused to confer with anyone ex ; <-pt tin- regular grivance commit [ tee of the* office workers group. DOCTORS LASH i <"out F-. m l'Wg»- c lna* > about ftl.CMiU,ooo,Uro a year Besides the insurance plan, Ewing listed these othar objectives: for the* io year program: 1 Increased training of "medl eal manpower until tin- annual output is Io to 5o percent above! present levels by IfuiO 2 \n increase of fion.ieoo in ho» plfal lied* by IfoJO, pointing toward a doubling of the present 'n*> noil figure in 15 year*.

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3. Federal aid in developing citixens health council* and community health service*. 4. A non military research program costing the federal governI ment |SO,OOO.bOO to *100,000,000 annually by IfHIO Other more general goals called for focusing attention on mental health, control of chronic disease*, rehabilitation services for disabled persons and improving child health Ewing estimated that the pro- , posed program in 1960 would cost the federal government (2,312.09 V- . and state and local government* an additional >1,795,000.000 a total of >4,107,000.000. in 1947. the total for such services wao II M2.0(*i,000. Th** report c redited the country with making great progress in health Improvement. But It said the nation is losing 4.300.000 man years of labor and >27.000,000,000 1 in national wealth each year because of sickness and disability. And 325.00't people, who could have been saved, die every year, Ewing said. The report *et a goal of 227,0(01 doctors by i 960. That would be *ome 15,000 more than the number eapevted now without expanded training facilities but still short •if the estimated need for 254.00 V.