Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 June 1943 — Page 19
rders Establishment of +. Same Ceiling in All “ U. S. Cities.
» ‘WASHINGTON, June 18 (U.P.) — Price Administrator Prentiss M.
| Meat Prices to Become Hfeclive Monday /|
Following is a tabulation of meat prices which become
effective Monday in Zone 6 which includes Michigan, Kentucky and all of Indiana but Lake, Newton, Warren and Benton counties. Prices for stores in Class 1 and 2 are in the first column|’ and those for Class 8 and 4 stores dre in the second column.
Class 1 stores are independents which do less ‘than
$50,000 business annually; Class 2 stores are independents
Brown, under congressional fire for doing between $50,000 and $250,000; Class 3 are chains OPA’s price fixing and roll back doing’ less than $250,000, and Class 4 are all stores doing
policies, has ordered establishment
of the controversial community-wide | OVer $250,000.
ceiling prices on food in virtually BEEF
every city in the United States, it was learned today. Such prices—the same throughout a community for various classes of ' stores—were set in 130 cities last month. for hundreds of common food items. It was understood that OPA field directors have been instructed to do the same thing in 300 more communities within the next few weeks. - While congress has been attacking Brown’s subsidy-rollback program, designed to cut back the retail price of meats, coffee and butter © to last September levels, grocers’ associations have been denouncing the community-wide price system. Independent grocers claim that it is unfair to them inasmuch as lower pri for chain stores and super ftkets are widely “advertised” by : the OPA lists.
Estimate Reduction.
But the community price system is part of the roll back program to which OPA is committed. OPA officials estimate that the uniforin prices will reduce food costs 2 to 3 per cent. Argument over OPA policies took “the play” away from debate of recent days on the food supply prospects. But Rep. John Taber (R. N.| Y.), kept it current with a warning|* that unless OPA’s “long-haired professors” are dismissed immediately, starvation may stalk the]. United States next winter, . Senator Clyde Reed (R. Kas.), predicted that the United States soon may be looking to Mexico for beef and to Canada for grains. . Senator Alexander Wiley (R. Wis.), appealed for assignment of troops to Wisconsin canning factories to avoid a substantial loss - of the pea crop. War Food Administrator Chester C. Davis warned civilians that they must get accustomed to eating more cereals, beans and potatoes to compensate for eating less meat. “A Faint Cry” Extension of the community price system to all major cities is bound to bring more criticism from the grocery trade, but it probably will be only a faint cry compared with the denunciations of OPA ing aired in congress. A new facet was added to the congressional campaign against OPA yesterday by charges that the agency had assumed unwarranted jurisdiction . over profits. Brown reassured the special house comittee investigating executive agens that although profits as well as Tots come within’ OPA’s jurisdiction, profits will be regulated “only to prevent inflation.” Brown’s statement was an answer to charges by Committee Counsel Harold Allen that “secret files” subpenaed from David Ginsburg, former OPA general counsel, revealed the plan to fix prices on a basis of profits. Denies Charges §
. “The OPA has no program with respect to the reduction of profits as such,” Brown said. “No one can question the fact that maximum prices must be set with reference to costs. But it necessarily follows, since profits are merely the margin between prices and costs, that maximum prices must also be set with reference to their effects upon profits.” Committee members were not reassured, however. ' “Brown has made it plain,” said Rep. Hugh Peterson (D. Ga.) “that he believes he has the power to make any type of price regulation not specifically banned by law even though such regulation is based on individual profit rather than the | threat of inflation.”
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Roasts
Rib .Standing (Chine Bone-in 7” Cut) AA or Choice «eeese Rib Standing (Chine Bone-in 7” Cut) A or Good Rib Standing (Chine Bone-in 7” Cut) B or Commercial ... Rump (Bone-in) AA or Choice ....c.cc.cevearesescssssenas Rump (Bone-in) A or Good Rump (Bone-in) B or Commercial ....ccoocoetsenscscesvens Chuck Blade Pot Roast—AA or Choice adresse senuv estas sees Chuck Blade Pot Roast—A or Good ..... tressnnenssarensens Chuck Blade Pot Roast—B or COMMEercial ...ceveeseesesses Chuck Arm Pot Roast—AA or Choice .......e.0 Chuck Arm Pot Roast—A or Good ....... sssasen ‘Chuck Arm Pot Roast—B or Commercial ...eeveessscsscsssss English Cut—AA Or ChOICe «..ce.coisessnssnnsesssssescsssss 3 English Cut—A or Good 000002000 00000000000000000000000% 00 English Cut—B or COMMErcial «veecossesssosssssssssssssoss 2
Stews and Other Cuts
Short Ribs—AA or Choice RR Short Ribs—A OF GOOQ ....iiceseersscssrsvssssrsssssssennss ‘Short Ribs—B or Commercial cesaessiseses Brisket (Bone-in) Fresh or Cured—AA or Choice ..vcssnseees. 28 Brisket (Bone-in) Fresh or Cured—A or Good Brisket (Bone-in) Fresh or Cured—B or Commercial .c.ceu0s Brisket (Boneless) Fresh or Cured—AA or Choice ....esvs0es 3 Brisket (Boneless) Fresh or Cured—A or Good Brisket (Boneless) Fresh or Cured—B or Commercial ..cceeee Shank (Boneless) (Hind & Fore)—AA or Choice .....e0000000 Shank (Boneless) (Hind & Fore)—A or Good ....... ssesssene Shank (Boneless) (Hind & Fore)—B or Commercial .c.....¢ Ground Beef—AA or Choice ...cov0.. Ground Beef—A or Good 0 00RD OINRINRNIRLINIIININNNDS Ground Beef—B or Commercial 000 00% 00000000000 0000000 RRRN
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In Chops—AA or Choice C000 0000 RINNIRRIORIRNRIOINYS In Chops—A or Good....... seh erertocsescsecesssssssenccsnens In Chops—B or Commercial ®0s0essesessesesccessece Rib. Chops—AA Or CHOICE ...vecesrsnsserossrsrsarsnnssenss Rib Chons—A or GOO ....v.ceossscesssrsesisossssvessnsnss Rib Chops—B or Commercial sete rans snasaseuals seve 0cseccsnns Shoulder Chops (Arm & Blade)—AA or Choice Shoulder Chops (Arm & Blade)—A or Good Shoulder Chops (Arm or Blade)— B or Commercial ......... Round Steaks (Cutlets)—Cutlets)—AA or Choice ........... Round Steaks (Cutlets)—A or G0OOd ..¢...ccceo000c00000s00s Round Steaks (Cutlets)—B or Commercial Sirloin Steaks or Chops AA or Choice essere RcerRsRRee Sirloin Steaks or Chops—A or Good vessssssibsenereen Sirloin Steaks or Chops—B or Commercial cv.occeccecssocss
Roasts
Rump and Sirloin (Bone-in)—AA or Choice 00000 ROIRRIRNS Rump and Sirloin (Bone-in)—A or Good Sats saeaseee Rump and Sirloin (Bone-in)—B or Commercial ...ceecoeseee Rump and Sirloin (Boneless)—AA or Choice Rump and Sirloin (Boneless)—A or Good ....... cesssesvess Rump and Sirloin’ (Boneless)—B or Commercial.
Store
Loin Chops—B or Commercial 4088000000000 s00ss0ssstansenee 53 Rib Chops—AA or Choice ... : Rib Chops—A or Good ..... $020 0000000000 0000s RssRRRRERRRRRRSS Rib Chops—B or Commercial : Leg or Sirloin Chops—AA or Choice eessesescessssssnsssasens Leg or Sirloin Chops—A or Good Sees BsNNIIBRINRRIRIRE ‘Leg or Sirloin Chops—B or Commercial seve ssssasssnnstesses Shoulder Chops, Blade or Arm Chops—AA or Choice .......s Shoulder Chops, Blade or Arm Chops—A or G0Od ....c..000s Shoulder Chops, Blade or Arm Chops—B or Commercial... .
Roasts
Leg (Whole, Half or Short Cut)—AA or Choice .c.ovsseessse. Leg (Whole, Half or Short Cut)—A or Good ....,.. Leg (Whole, Half or Short Cut)—B or Commercial . Chuck or Shoulder, Square Cut (Bone-in)—AA or Choice..... 36 Chuck or Choulder, Square Cut (Bone-in)—A or Good Chuck or Shoulder, Square Cut (Bone-in)—B or Commercial 36
Stews and Other Cuts
Breast & Flank—AA or Choice ©0000%00000s00000s00000000000s 21 Breast & Flank—A or Good “9 r0000000000000000QrRRsRRIRILS 20 Breast & Flank—B or Commercial .......... sreners seveessn 18 Patties (Ground Meat)—AA or ChoOiCe ..cc.evceesesrascesces 33 Patties (Ground Meat)—A or Good . sssessastsesesennsessens 33 Patties (Ground Meat) —B or Commercial .i.coceocvsnsesess 33
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3| VARIETY MEATS (Beef)
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Livers—Type A 0000000000000 0000000000 RRR IIRRLNDS 81 Sweetbreads—Type A
Lamb and Mutton
Livers—Type A Lamb $888 0000009000c0inspnvacadeatesacaveny Plucks
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SAUSAGES
Frankfurters, Sheep Casing—AA or ChoiCe ....c.ceve0s0s0es Frankfurters, Hog Casing & Skinless—AA or ChpiCe..cassee Bologna, Animal Casing—AA or Choice .......c.e0000000000e 3 Bologna, Artificial Casing—AA or Choice .......ceceevevsees Fresh Pork Sausage, Sheep Casing—AA or Choice .......... Fresh Pork Sausage, Hog Casing—AA or Choice ....cce0v000e Pork (effective July 5, 1943)
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SMOKED PICNICS
Bone-in—Whole $0250000000080000000000 ae *ie uses tesvaesses Bone-in—Shank End ....... teeetesiensesssnsaans Bone-in—Round or Butt End POPPIN NINN NNNIRRNLINRIRRIRRIILDS
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Bone-in—Whole .......... Bone-in—Shank End PS Bone-in—Round or Butt End 00000000000 0000000000000 RIRRS
BELLIES OR SLAB BACON
Smoked With Rind—Whole or Piece 900000000000 00000000
BOSTON BUTTS
Fresh, Frozen or Cured—Store Sliced iesusiesrsnveass terns
|SLICED BACON (Derined, Smoked)
Standard Grade A ...... S000 sss *$900000300000000000000 Standard Grade B SEDO NNINRNNNINNNRIORIIRIROIIRIRINRIRRILTS Standard GI0e C covsernsevosssssnesens S80 RNRIIRRITRIRIIRIRILIIIDS
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IN FRENCH DISPU
informal conversations and|Pighting French leader as one of ne Africa celebrated “De Gaulle|the heroes of the nation’s history.
day.” A clarification of . the differences
ALGIERS, June 18 (U. P)—A On the third anniversary of De|between the co-presidents of the
showdown on Gen,
Gaulle’s . announcement over the|committee for national liberation—
Charles dei; non radio that “France still{De Gaulle and Gen. Henri Giraud—
Gaulle’s demands for French army|fights,” the French colonial empire|had been expected today, but & reforms was expected to develop observed a holiday with many busi- {scheduled meeting was not held.
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Shoulder (Bone-in) (Square Cut)—AA or Choice - Shoulder (Bone-in) (Square Cut)—A or Good Shoulder (Bone-in) (Square Cut)—B or Commercial
Stews and Other Cuts
Breast (Bone-in)—AA or Choice ... Breast (Bone-in)—A or Good Breast (Bone-in)—B or Commercial Shank (Bone-in) (Hind & Fore)—AA or ChoiCe .....eovseees Shank (Bone-in) (Hind & Fore)—A or Good Shdnk (Bone-in) (Hind & Fore)—B or Commercial . cesusnen Ground Veal & Patties—AA or Choice .....c.ce0vvvfeevencens Ground Veal & Patties—A or Good ....... vane Ground Veal & Patties—B or Commercial .
LAMB AND MUTTON
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SOUTH BEND, Ind. June 18 (U. P.).—Change that bromide “worthless as confederate money” to “useless as a Michigan shoe stamp.”
A man entered a South Bend shoe store during the heighth of the shoe sales rush this week. When he had made his selection,
he tendered his money three times the usual size.
curious clerk that it was Michigan stamp.”
ration book.
and a number 17 stamp that was about
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PORK LOINS
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LAWRENCE COUNTY’S REUNION SET JUNE 27
Former residents of Lawrence county will have their 20th annual reunion picnic June 27 at Riverside park grove The program will in-
clude memorial services for deceased members, election of officers, various forms of entertainment and a basket dinner.
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ALLIED HEADQUARTERS, Australia, June 18 (U. P.).—The third straight heavy Japanese attack on allied strongpoints deep in mountainous New Guinea and a raid by Liberators on the Ceram island oil port of Boela were reported in a communique today. Forty enemy planes—18 bombers escorted by 22 single-seater fighters —bombed the villages of Benabena, Asoloka and Atsura approximately 90 miles northwest of Japanese-held Lae but a spokesman said the blowing up of four native huts was the only damage. The communique offered no explanation for the close Japanese attention to this area, which was known to contain landing strips. Much of the wild interior country is unexplored. The Liberators, hitting Boela the first time since November, started fires that sent smoke billowing 3000 feet above the port, a pipeline terminus in pre-war days.
ICKES REPORTS WAY TO INCREASE FOOD
WASHINGTON, June 18 (U. P). —Enough food to supply 10,000,000 persons for a year can be added to the American output in the next five years by maximum utilization of agencies within the interior department, Secretary Harold L. Ickes contends. In an 87-page letter to Secretary of Agriculture Claude R. Wickard, Ickes outlined a five-year plan calling for everything from extending irrigation projects to utilizing the meat of wild. horses dnd game animals.
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