Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 April 1946 — Page 23
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DAYLIGHT TIME IN ’ | « || Daylight saving time will be ob-| liserved in at least 31 Indiana com- | munities this summer, an Indiana Chamber of Commerce survey re- | {vealed today. Adoption of the day-| : {light time also is being considered |
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Charles E. Golden, 1054 Eugene) planes forced to operate on rough mouth, ‘South Bend, Summitville| st, was awarded the bronze star dirt strips. |by Capt. Frank J. Luchowski, post
Mr. Golden received the medal Mr, and Mrs. Maurice Lortz. He is after he developed a device to pro-|the brother of Frederick Golden,
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7 ‘True Heart Disease May Not ' Be Reason, Says Doctor.
| CHICAGO, * April 18 (U, P)— - |Many persons mistakenly believe [that all heart pains are caused Ly {true heart diseaSe, Dr. Anna Sam{uelson, New York, said today in an larticle in Hygeia, health magazine of the American Medical associa[tion.
turbances remote from the heart, {Such as gallstones, inflammation of {the bladder, thyroid disease, stom-
The soldier served in India. ach “ulcers or smoking too many
‘ cigarets or cigars. for “e On I Be Auending ns Other causes of “simulated” heart I {disease pain, she said, include: and de-| father, Mr. and Mus. C. C. Golden, ONE. * Digesti fsorder i and his sister and brother-in-law : gestive disorders causing '|pains over the heart.
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weakened condition of the dia : ‘phragm or hernia of the diaphragm % ‘AFTER LOSING THUMB FOUR. Arthritis or bursitis of 1 MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., April 18 the left shoulder, which may cause 2 1
| (U. P.).—Four-year-old Billy Rice unusual strain of one's left-sided
| said nonchalantly today he couldn't {chest muscles and producing 3 pain {that localizes in the region of the
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Paging Mr. Bowles
1 On March 24th, Chester Bowles, Director, Office of Economic
Stabilization, said, in THE NEW YORK TIMES: i! : } “The heads of the National Association of Manufacturers . .. tell us that under price i ceilings goods will not be made. . . . If any person reading this article knows of any instance i where price controls are actually holding up production, I hope he will... give me the facts.” i! ; |
Here, Mr. Bowles, are some of the facts you asked for, as reported ; by leaders of American industries, in the “Roll Call on Production” broadcast over the Columbia Broadcasting System last Tuesday: ; | |
HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCES
“We have had confusion where we should have had producs J tion. This chaotic price situation still forces many manufacturers in this field to produce at a loss or not to produce at all. The prompt elimination of price control would rapidly ncrease the production of household appliances.” Howarp E. BLoon, President, Norge Division, Borg-Warner Corp., Detroit, Mich.
BUTTER
“Butter production is now at the lowest level in 25 years be J cause OPA keeps butter prices 20 per cent below other dairy products. Consumers are being robbed by the black market. OPA price controls are restricting production, that'is why you
can't find butter.” L.E. Hurrz, President, The Fairmont Creamery Go., Omaha, Neb,
RADIOS J “Home radio receivers...have been in low supply for lack
of those parts that go to make up a radio receiver, manufactured mainly by specialty companies..And this shortage is due to low price ceilings . . . the OPA does not permit to be included in the selling prices the actual cost increases realized by the manufacturers . . . Here we are eight months after V-J Day and in those eight months, my own company has made only as many radio sets as we should have made in each of those eight months... the industry had a very easy reconversion job to do and by this time the market should have been flooded with radio receivers.”
R. C. Coscrove, Vice Pres. and Gen. Manager Crosley Corp., Cincinnati, Ohio President: Radio Manufacturers Association
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ISN'T THIS THE ANSWER? NAM has said: Remove price controls on manufactured goods and production will stgp up fast. In a survey of a representative cross section of NAM membership, 97% find price controls are hampering production. Remove these controls and goods will pour into the market. Within a reasonable time, prices will-adjust themselves naturally—as they always do when production goes up—iri line with the real worth of things . +. This is the way you can get the goods you want at prices you can afford to pay.
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