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: entitled “An Act to Amend the Emerg: d Act'er! 042, to Aid in Brevestiog I Inflation,

| United States.

the head of which shall be anfe stabilisation ~director|to take the necessary action, and

" which the director shall advise andthe payment un Sonat The board shall consist of|the sum in excess of $25,000.

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the treasury, _the| vided, however, that such regula-

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of commerce, the “secretary of|the payment of life insurance NA the chairman ‘of the board|premiums on policies heretofore : | reserve] issued, and required payments on

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give effect to- this comprehensive national economic policy the di- : rector shall have power to issue

bor, managemen by ~ tive Order No. 1017 of January 12,

specified in said executive order.

8. The policy of the federal .BOVernment, as established in Execu-

1942, to encoiirage free collective bargaining between employers and

9. Insofar as the provisions of Clause (1) of Section 302 (C) of

7| the emergency price control act of

1042 are inconsistent with this order, they are hereby suspended.

1. Except as modified by this orShe national war labor board

2. The national war labor board shall constitute the agency of the

* directives on policy to the federal federal government authorized to

' departments and agencies concerned.

4. The guiding policy of the di-

¥ rector and of all departments and

carry out the wage policies stated in this order, or the directives on policy issued by the director under this order. The national war labor

; Bas of the government shall be board is further authorized to issue ; stabilize hgh ‘of living in|such rules and regulations as may

after io with the

der any contract made by or on behalf of the government of the TITLE IV C

1. The prices of agricultural commodities and of commodities manufactured or processed in whole or substantial part from any agricultural commodity shall be stabilized, so far as practicable, on the basis of levels which existed on Sept. 15, 1042 and in compliance act of Oct. 2, 1942, 2. In establishing,

factured in whole or in substantial part from any agricultural commodity, appropriate deductions shall be made from parity price or comparable price for payments made under the soil conservation and domestic allotment act as amended, parity payments made under the agricultural adjustment act of 1938, as amended, and governmental subsidies. 3. Subject to the directives of policy of the director, the price of agricultural commodities shall be established or maintained or adjusted jointly by the secretary of agriculture and the price administrator; and any disagreement between them shall be resolved by the director. The price of any ‘commodity manufactured or processed in whole or in substantial part from an agricultural commodity shall be established or maintained or adjusted by the price administrator, in the same administrative manner | provided for under the emergency price control act of 1942, 4. The provisions of Sections 3(A) and 3(C) of the emergency price control act of 1942 are hereby suspended to the extent that such pro-

‘| visions*are inconsistent with any or |

all prices established under this order for agricultural commodities, or commodities manufactured or processed in whole or in substantial part . from an agriculura) come modity.

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TITLE v Profits and Subsidies

1. The price administrator, fixing,

prior to September 16, 1042; such additional compensation shall be taken into account only in cases where it has been customarily paid by employers to their employees. “Salaries” as used in this, order means remuneration for personal services regularly paid on a weekly, monthly or annual basis, ‘3. The director : shall, so far as possible, utilize the information, data, and staff services of other federal departments and agencies which have activities or functions related to national economic policy. All such federal departments and agencies’ shall supply available information, data, and services reNUleea by te yma 18 dusharging his responsibilities.

DIRECTOR'S RULING FINAL

4. The director shall be the agency to receive notice of any increase in the rates or charges of common carriers or other public utilities as provided in the aforesaid act of Oct. 2, 1042, 5. The director may perform the functions and duties, and exercise the powers, authority and discretion conferred upon him by this order through such officials or agencies, and in such manner, as he may determine. The decision of the director as to such delegation and the manner of exercise thereof shall be final, 6. The director, if he deems it

P. R CHEVALIER

DIES AT HOME

Retired Businessman Had Been Local Resident For 49 Years. Percy .R. Chevalier, retired associate of the Guarantee Tire & Rubber Co., died yesterday at his home, 3315 Broadway. Funeral services will be held at 11 a. m. Monday in the Flanner & Buchanan mortuary. The Rev. william F. Rothenburger, pastor of the Third Christian church, will be in charge and burial will be in Crown Hill. Mr. Chevalier came to Indianapolis 49 years ago from Jefferson City, Mo., and for 20 years was president of the Lion Mantel and Grate Co. He was a member of the Third Christian church and the Oriental Masonic lodge. Surviving are the wife, Blanche; three sons, ‘Arthur B. of Indianapolis, Dr. Paul L. of Richmond, Va., and Robert R. of Ft. Wayne; a sister, Faye of Houston, Tex., and six grandchildren,

necessary, may 8irect that any policy formulated under this order shall be enforced by any other department or agency under any other power or authority which may be provided by any of the laws of the United States. 7. The director, who shall be appointed by the president, ‘shall receive such compensation as the president shall provide, and within the limits of funds which rhay be made -available, may employ neces-

sary personnel and make provision |Davis, 5950 for supplies, facilities and services |y

necessary to discharge his responsibilities.

Graduating today from the wheeled vehicle department vot the armored force school at Pt. Knox today are two Indianapolis men who TOW qAliNed as auiomotive mechanics. They are: F. Early, son of Zippore Haney, 1805% Boulevard place, K. White, son of Mr. Ina Belle White, 1301 8. West st.

It seems that “3” is/a popular

Stuart st.; + I. Harris,

, 334 N. State ave.; Saul ayman ave.; Richard L.

pi wag gee

stationed - with a marine detach-

NY Carson Hatton a ie t a] ment reinforced. He is the 3d child in his family, his father was the 8d child in his family and his mother was the 3d child in her family. He now wearing his 3d uniform. and he can play 3 musical instruments. Then' too multiply 3 time 6 and it will give his age . . . 18. He is the son of C. M. Hatton of 3018 Newton st. tJ

35 on Leave From Navy On nine-day leave between re-cruit-training and assignment to active duty are 35 Indianapolis men who have been training at the Great

Lakes naval station. They are:

J. Rayman, 1439 Hamilton aves WwW. BE Sholpsn, os Guilford ave.; J. BE. Baker, R. R. 5 O. Chilton, Maywood; R. I. ave.; 3 C. Enyart, aike

3650 Ravis

n 8 ave) J. A. Heiss, Kellems, 17 Prank st; N. Jefferson st.; D.

Quinn, 615 N

: ¥. Wood, st., and R R. Bijan.

‘| She said he was

.|school at Ft. Belvoir, second lieutenant.

. Patterson, 866 tone ave.; Williamson, 1250 8. Pershing ave.; 3002 B. | Machigun ig cg. : 8 5 A " 1407 Marlow avd 3

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- W. Hs Shannon ave.

4 EJ An Indianapolis youth who left his studies at Ben Davis high school last January to join the navy was reported missing in action today by the navy de-

Mr. and Mrs. William G Schenk, 620 8. § Worth st. Mrs. 3 Schenk said the last word she had from her son was on Aug. 24.

attached to the §+ IE. Schenk

8379-ton naval transport George F. Elliott, listed as destroyed on Aug. 8, the second day of the American offensive in the Solomons.

He was a fireman third class in the naval reserve.

f J #" 8 Richard Ivan Crawford, 6311

Pleasant Run parkway, was gradEl uated recently from the engineer

Va, as a

Bland’ Lieut. Hawkins is the son’.

R . Hawkins Now 2d Lieutenants.

Ida M. Scott, 1050 N. Jefferson st,

Start Training

Pvt. Clarence V, Allen and Pviy

Edward E, Edwards Jr. both: of Indianapolis, have arrived at Camp Wolters, Tex., to begin their basig infantry training. Pvt. Allen is the husband of Lile lian Mae Allen, 3143 Northwestern ave, and Pvt. Edwards is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward E. Edwards, 666 River ave. They have been ase signed to a battalion which stressed specialist training.

WAIT IN LINE FOR COFFEE BOSTON, Oct. 3 (U. P.).—“Ng coffee” signs were up in many Massachusetts grocery stores today as the ghortage became so acuté that in Several places police were called out to keep order among consumers waiting in line to pure

This Do In Remembrance of Me

chase their week's supply.

accordance with the Act of Octo-|be necessary for the speedy de- ‘ per 3; ed it shall “be the|termination of the propriety of any »4 duty. and responsibility of the di-!wWage increases or decreases in acrector and. of. all, departments and cordance with this order, and to agencies of the government to co-|avail itself of the" services and fa“operate in the execution of such|cilities of such state and federal = administrative programs and in the|departments and agencies as in the “development of such legislative pro-|discretion of the national war labor §ftina a8 WAY be Necessary: to unt board, may be of assistance lo the end. The administration of .ac-|board * tivities related to the national eco-| 3. No provision - with - respect to nomic policy shall remain with the wagés contained in any labor agreedepartments and agencies now re- ment between employers and em- « sponsible for. such activities, but|ployees (including the shipbuliding " such administration shall conform|siahilization agreements as amended . to the directives on policy issued by on May 16, 1942, and the wage stabi- = 3he director. lization agreement of the building TITLE II : construction industry arrived at May } Wage and Salary Stabilisation 22, 1942) which is inconsistent with : Policy the policy herein enunciated or

reducing, or increasing prices, shall determine price ceilings in such a manner that: profits are prevented which in his judgment are unreasonable or exorbitant. 2. The director may direct any federal department or agency including, but not limited to, the department of agriculture (including the commodity credit corporation and the surplus marketing administration, the department of commerce, the reconstruction finance corporation, and other corporations organized pursuant to section 5D of the reconstruction finance corporation act, as amended, to use its authority to subsidize and to purchase for resale, if such meas-

sein 1. No increases in wage rates, hereafter forthulated by the director

" granted as a result of voluntary shall be enforced except with the

agreement, collective

_batgaining, |approval of the national war labor

. conciliation, arbitration, or other-|board within the provisions of this

v wise, and no decreases in wage order.

The: national war labor

. tates, shall be authorized unless no-|board shall permit the shipbuilding :‘tice of such increases or decreases stabilization committee and the : shall have been filed with the na-|{wage adjustment board for the 2 tional war labor board; and unless| building construction industry, both - the: national war labor board has/of which are provided for in the a1 dpbrved such increases or. de-| foregoing agreements, to continue

"2. The national wat ‘labor board «fan not Sppiove any increase in e wage rates prevailing. on Sept. . 18, 1942, unless such increase is "necessary to Lg ‘maladjust-

substandards

ures are necessary to insure the maximum necessary production and distribution of any commodity, or to maintain ceiling prices, or to prevent a price rise inconsistent with the purposes of this order. : TITLE VI _ General Provisions 1. Nothing in this order shall be

construed as affecting the present operation of the fair labor standards

WASHINGTON, Oct.

“The congress has done its stabilize the cost of living. The

Stabilization Will Help Win War, President Declares

the president’s statement on the anti-inflation bill:

emption of certain foods, agricultural commodities and related products from the price controls of the emergency price control act, with the result that I have today taken action to stabilize 90 - per cent of the country’s food bill. It leaves the parity principal unimpaired. It reaffirms the. powers of the executive over wages .-and salaries. It establishes a floor for wages and for farm prices, “I am certain that from now on this substantial stabilization of the cost of living will assist greatly in bringing the war to a successful conclusion, will make the tfansition to peace conditions easier after the war, and will receive the wholehearted approval .. of {armers, workers and Rousewives in every vert of the country.”

8 (U. P.).—The text of

part in helping substantially to new legislation removes the ex-

FUNNY BUSINESS

loved Twelve.

ESUS was heavy of heart when he partook of the Last Supper with His beA few hours ahead lay the betrayal by one He had considered a friend, the taunts of the throng inspired by those who feared His influence, the tears of the humble people who saw His final anguish on the Cross. But even on that dark day Pur Lord remained calm. He knew that whatever the mob would do with His body, it could never kill Him.

On this Sunday, October 4th, Christians are joining in the observance of a World-Wide

Communion to emphasize the need of spiritual fellowship and Christian unity during these

perilous times. And like the Saviour Himseif,

we today must be calm in the strength of our supreme faith. No savage mob, whether in the first century or the twentieth century, can destroy Him or the Truth for which He stands. Always, in time, there will be a “third day,” the day of resurrection and triumph,

WORLD-WIDE COMMUNION SUNDAY :

will be observed simultaneously in the churches. Go to YOUR church this Sunday. Sit at the Communion Table with fellow Christians the world over. This do in remembrance of Him.

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Church School, 10:45 A. M.

Zion Evangelical Church Nasth sn New Jere

Associate Pastor Services 9:00 A. M. and 10:40 A. M.

North Methodist Church 28th and N. Meridian McPheete Minister Rev. Chester A. eeters,

Was Minister Holy Commun;

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St. Matthew's Episcopal Church 25 8. Ritter (Irvingtop) Willare Yoder; Priest in jo Chalge: Holy Comm , 7:00

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Meridian Heights Presbyterian Ce Amir Hasse Beator, 10:48 A MZ world Wide Commun n

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State Auditor

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