Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 March 1939 — Page 6

"FOOD ‘STAMPS PLAN MAY SPUR DAIRY INDUSTRY

Increase Also Expected in Citrus Fruits and Fresh Vegetables.

WASHINGTON, March 9 (U. PJ). —The Government’s proposed program to subsidize increased food purchases of relief clients will be aimed at an immediate increase in the sale of dairy products, citrus * fruits and fresh vegetables, officials said today. Milo Perkins, president of the

Federal Surplus Commodities Corp. which drafted the program, said

the list of surplus products would |

be varied from month to month to aid in the disposal of surplus seasonal crops. Corporation officials said that products purchased under the present surplus removal program and distributed free to state relief agencies will be used in the first experimental phase of the new program. These purchases have included citrus fruits, dried fruits, eggs, dried beans, vegetables, dried and fluid milk, butter ang cheese. Officials predicted that the proposed program would result in increased consumption of those foods.

Effective April 15

The program, to be presented to a food and grocery committee of food retailers here next Monday, will become effective about April 15 if approved by the committee and President Roosevelt. The plan provides for issuance of free stamps good for the purchase of surplus foods to relief clients. Relief clients who take part pay in “orange” stamps to be exchanged for all foods at regular grocery stores, would be . given “blue stamps” equal to one-half the value of the orange. The blue stamps would be good on purchases of the surplus foods. - The program would be put into effect on an experimental basis in _ five or six major cities having a | large proportion of relief population, officials said. If successful it would be broadened gradually to include the entire nation.

10WA, MISSOURI T0 SETTLE ROW

Adjustment Is Made Over “No Man’s” Land Created By Des Moines River.

KEOKUK, Ia. March |(U. P.).— The sister states of Iowa and Missouri are ready today to settle a century-old boundary dispute the

Des Moines River got them into. . Until 110 years ago the river was ~ the accepted boundary all the way io its confluence with the Mississippi River at Keokuk. Then the

rules.

Draft Junior C. of C. Rules

Three candidates nominated af of Commerce luncheon yesterday got together to map out campaign They are (left to righ?) Glenn Duttenhaver, nominated for executive vice president; Berkley W, Duck Jr., for president. and Ralph L. Swingley, also for executive vice president. Mr. Duck is opposed for the presidency by J. Russell Townsend Jr.

Times Photo. , the Indianapolis Junior Chamber

Inc., was ligidated as a corporation today, but promoter Philip C. Sottong, Hamilton College sophomore, his financial flier “paid for a swell—if not very exclusive— date.”

Woodridge, N. J., revealed that he got the idea of incorporating his date when short of cash on the eve of a social

explained, “by promising each investor an introduction to my

voted to buy refreshments out of capital stock funds. girl and I were given a ride home, so I even had to distribute a remaining dime to the stockholders in licuidating the corporation.”

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CLINTON, N. Y.,, March 9 (U. P.).—Philip C. Sottong,

asserted

Sottong, who comes from

engagement with his girl. “I sold the stock to 10 friends at a dime a share,” he

companion. Trouble was they called a stockholders’ meeting before we could get away, and

The

URGES COTTON LOAN CLAUSE IN FARM ACT

WASHINGTON, March 9 (U. P.).| president of|.

—Edward A. O’Neal, the American Farm Bureau Federation, today urged the House Agriculture Committee to amend the Farm Act to make cotton available for export under Government loans. “Amounts necessary to regain and maintain our normal share of the world market without depressing the domestic market” should be released, he said. “We reaffirm our belief in the principles of law embodied in the Soil Conservation Act and the Agricultural Adjustment Act of 1938 as constituting a sound national policy for agriculture,” Mr. O’Neal added. :

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COLOGNE, Germany, March 9 (U. P.).—Water will be pumped from the Rhine a distance of 10 miles up the Ruhr as part of $25,000,000 scheme in Rhenish-West-phalia to supply hydro-electric power and water for industrial purposes under the fouzgiear plan.

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