Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 February 1945 — Page 16

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NEW CUT DUE IN MEAT SUPPLIES]

BEFORE CIVIC LEAGUE

‘Paul V. Brown, director of city parks and recteation, -will. speak oni: [“How to Improye Our Community,” (at a meeting of -the Keystone ave. land 84th st. civie league, at 7:45

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WASHINGTON, Feb. 1 (U, P.).— The government is getting ready to take a new tuck in the already slim meat rations of civilians, war

vealed today.”

Ting enough meat tmder the present purchase program. They | warned that an upward revision | was imminent in the amounts of | beef and pork that packing plants { must reserve for government pur- | chase, The government already buys {about 40 per cent of all pork and | about 35 per cent of all beef pro- | duced; Only meat slaughtered under | federal inspection is subject to the | government set-aside. | Roughly half of all meat pro- | duced in federally inspected plants

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| | WFA officials said this restrietion had resulted in an unequal | distribution of available meat sup{plies. The worst shortages were] | said to have developed in areas res | lying on federally-inspected plants {for their meat, while areas supplied by small slaughterers were relatively little affected. As “a resuli: of -the pressure of {civilian demands for meat, WFA said, an increasing number of small plants have sprung up outside fed{eral inspection.. These have pulled more and more {meat animals from packing plants which supply non-civilian requirements. : To head off this tendency, WFA yesterday placed a top on the number of cattle and hogs that small slaughterers may kill and still receive the government subsidy. . Without the subsidy, officials said slaughterers would be unable to sell within ceiling price brackets. WPFA estimated that this limita-

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| KANSAS CITY, Mo, Feb. 1 (U. P.).—The one-pege will of Thomas J. (Boss Tom) Pendergast, one-time Missouri Democratic political czar, {was filed in probate court here yes|terday, naming the widow, Caroline | Elizabeth, as executrix of an estate of undetermined value. The will was made in May, 1939, shortly before Pendergast entered

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U.5.0, UNITS TO MARK 4TH ANNIVERSARY

Open houses at the Indianapolis U.8.0. branches Supday will celebrate the fourth anniversary of the organization. J. J. Kiser, chairman of the ‘Indianapolis U.S.0. council; has announced. The schedule of celebrations -includes: Phyllis Wheatley branch,

Y.M.C. A, 4 to 8 p. m.; Kirshbaum center, 1to 5 p.m. and 7Tto 10 p. m.; Y.W.C.A,3t010p. m" Y. M. C. A, 3 to 3 p. m, with a buffet suypper from 5:30 to 7:30 p: m. and National Catholic Community serv-

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Two branches of the Indianapolis | Servicemen’s Centers, Inc., also will | hold open house Sunday. They are the Senate Avenue branch, 12:30 to 19:00 p. m.. and the Roberts Park church, afternoon and evening.

ji SEYMOUR COUPLE DIE IN APARTMENT FIRE

SEYMOUR, Ind, Feb. 1 (U. P.L —The Jackson county coroner today investigated a fire which claimed the lives of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Rogers, an elderly couple, late last night. Mr, and Mrs. Rogers lived with their daughter, Mrs. Lawrence Shannon, occupying a’ second-floor

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