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TRUMAN URGED | T0 ‘FORCE’ MEAT|

State Democrat Leaders } Ask Crackdown. | w (Continued From Page One) I

and National Committeeman Frank McHale,

Backing into their plea with & “commendation” for the President's “untiring efforts to hold the line against disastrous inflation,” the Hodsier trio urged: ONE: That a directive be issued] to all packing houses, requiring them to reduce their present inventories of meat to a level of that held Oct. 1, 1945 TWO: That a directive be issued Lo hotels, clubs, and restaurants using more than 200 pounds of meat daily to fille a statement of inventory. THREE: That steps be taken to] § halt the sale of meat to any busi ness or individual with more than| j two weeks’ supply of’ meat on hand.| # FOUR: That the government’ ® take a firm stand by requiring the (meat) industry to continue to pur-) chase and process meat and to fore- | go its maintenance of a large inventory during “this emergency.” !

See Excess Inventories > Although urging control of in- “Here they are.” . . . William A. Hoelker, Municipal airport ra ventories held by eating places, the | when he received the first message from the Navy's record-breaking three Hoosiers did not castigate| end its flight at Columbus, O, . the restaurant industry for at-| : tempting to “stock up.” Such ac-| ..8 8 . = » tions, they said, were understand- : { ONFESSION CLEARS able efforts to secure themselves Control Tower Here Alerted 0

against “uncertainties” of the fu-

niente of wer usneses 0a AS Navy Bomber Crosses State 1B LOCAL ROBBERIES

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operator; was an excited man culent Turtle” that it would

families.” | (Continued From Page One) Despite continued denials by|

By JACK THOMPSON grabbed the microphone. “This is | packing officials that they have

‘ » |store, 53¢ N. West st., July 27; $59, As the navy's “Truculent Turtle” Indianapolis Radio. Go ahead. 5 : * . i : OR American Bus Lines, 233 N. Capitol jarge Juke u yal, Sorat. yrew near .to Indianapolis this! “We are 40 miles north of In-

dianapolis. Landing point Colum- ave, Aug. 2, used another stolen sxpressed belief the packing house morning, Municipal airport officials bus” ne PHS volo. Satie’ oor car; obtained fiothing, grocery, 1309 inventories are “in excess of what were on the “extra alert” in event ,).. alr joud and clear “Plonse. ve- Bellefontaine st, Aug. 9; $300, they were at this time last year” iy, record-breaking plane should lay to Columbus.” Haag's drug store, St. Clair and Illi= “In the meantime,’ the telegram ; , ’ |nois sts., Aug. 21, used stolen car; a iw ; land here. = | Mr. Hoelker sald he weuld com- gg, Fertig Co. ice cream store, 208 said, “the hou ewife and the WOrk- | Keyed to a high pitch, William A. ply. gave the weather at Columbus, | ‘N ble st A . 20: $80 Cook's ing man are being deprived and will goelker and John Trinko, aircraft grabbed a handset for the land| Noble st. Aug. 29; , continue to be, of their rightful por-| sommunicators for Interstate Air- 755 Massachusetts ave,

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| grocery, transmitter c > | . tion of meat. Unless some method ways Communications station, Brot amiver aug Alig hier Sept. 1; $700, Indiana Asphalt Pave {of control and equitable distribu- | heard garbled reports from the laxed a little bit. {ing Co., 2810 Columbia ave., Sept. 6, |tion is devised and put into effect| “Turtle” when it was in the vicinity| At 11:27 a. m. the exeitement sub-| ed stolen car, and $66 in a second immediately. the situation will grow of Peoria, II. dded. The “Turtle” had landed)” dup of the same firm Sept. 27. steadily worse.” | Control tower operators in the {safely at Port Columbus airport | | Political implications of the meat new tower across the field tuned | oper an estimated 11,000-mile hop

shortage were not mentioned, but their receivers ‘to the “Turtle’s”|py four men and a baby kangaroo DEMOCRATS: 10 USE |state political observers read be- | frequency, eagerly scanned the skies| : :

| tween the lines an urgent plea for|for any sign of the ship, and made re ABE fre | VETERANS SERVICES jaction lest the meat problem pro- | ready to receive the ship. SERVICES ARE HELD | . {duce an anti-Democratic landslide Hopes Remain High FOR ELKHART WOMAN Veterans of world war IT will be

i When it was definitely established | Bo % appointed by the Marion count Meanwhile: OPA continued Itsy ..i" the Turtle was A: Peoria,| ELKHART, Ind, Oct. 1 (U. P). TE ites to serve n Sve bb Srice oe ope. | communicators were still in high |—8ervices were held today for Mrs. |every voting district in the county Eleven more dealers Were reported | OPS that its destination would [10dema H. Beron, 55. who died of as precinct captains, : | be Indianapolis. a heart ailment while attendi | William C. Erbecker, Democratie caught overcharging for meat sold| mei) mulled over the possi- | NE 8 committee secretary, said the vete to OPA Investigators and price pies that the tired, haggard Wedding. . erans will explain to voters in every bulges were described as ranging|g... might have some trouble set-| Mrs. Beron was stricken in the precinct the party's platform in ree I wy tenis 2 Pound, efforts | HOE the plane down., Excitement Pirst Evangelical church as she ®ard to housing, a state bonus for to hoard meat in cold storage were| Pod ‘© all buildings at the air- watched a relative, Miss Lucille YCUerans and other issues affect

: port. ing the general welfare of ex-service resulting in a growing loss from | * rhe radio in the CAA office cut Putman, being married ‘to Jack men.

spoilage. lin at 10:03 a. m. “Navy 9082 to Warlick, former navy flier. | “These Democratic platform comCONS IDER 3 NATIONS Lafayette radio.” | While the ceremony continued, a 'mitménts recently were indorsed | Lafayette answered while Inds'fire department rescue squad tried by the Marion county G. I. Leagye T0 JOIN WORLD BANK anapolis operators leaned close to unsuccessfully to save Mrs. Beron's of Voters,” Mr. Erbecker said. : WASHINGTON, Oct. 1 (U. P.). | their receivers to hear the conver- life in the adjoining church office, | An open forum at which war Turkey, Syria and Lebanon ap- | sation. RS veterans can discuss their probe peared certain today of being ad- Navy Message Delayed - GOP URGED TO SEEK Li will be conducted by the mitted to membership in the world| A message from the navy depart- SEATS IN CONGRESS Wp ni ee in the next bank and international monetary ment in Washington was relayed to} " . fund. , : (the Turtle recommending it land at] WASHINGTON. Oct. 1 (U. P.).— A high official source said, how-| Columbus, O. “Roger,” was the Chairman Clarence J. Brown of the |

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