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MIDLAND. } er than OPA ceilings. move steadilv—and as quickly as we candy, jelly and soft drinks. (Continued From Page One) lew months night be back to oF siriking power workers union, § Creomulsion blends beechwood —~ Midi Mich, Oct. 15 (U. Wage Controls May Fall safely can-——toward a free economy How soon automobiles will be de- : [even below the late ceiling schedule | AL New’ York, police emergency creosote byspecial process with other idlanders rode free on their : and free collective bargaining, controlled is anyone's guess. Top mediate threat of a return of PCE Hotels and restaurants and other [crews stood by to rush oxygen time tested medicines for coughs. new buses today. The order to decontrol meat to- “No one,” Mr. Truman said, “is OPA decontrol officers would not control, » me livestock raisers will |, | buyers of Lomid Tats | logpitils cut off from their norm It contains no narcotics. A shipment of bus tokens failed day was specific. But no dates were xy : ’ redvel” + a : AN buyers of Dichl Mud Tuts wer . No matter how many medicines rive i sen for - further decontrol orders MOr€ anxious to get rid of these Predwy. feel free to hold out tor a while to expected to “ak up’ w large part sipply by ® three-day-old strike vou have tried, tell your druggist to lo arrive in time : for opening of given » Wt ney econ ¥ B ¥ controls than I am.” By the end of November, OPA Fattey cattle sid hogs of the first batches of meal, there- of A. F. of L. steam fitters and pips sell you a bottle of Creomulsion with ° rvice on the Midland City bus which, the President, said, wou - Tu will decontrol many durable goods The local packing plants, how- by contribubing matetinlly to price fitters, Supplies had been low bes the understanding you must like the ne, and operator R. L. Vancott be issued as rapidly as our: eco- He Changed His Mind virtually ail imports, and just about | ever, were ready for the rush when - ierenses. As soul 88 buyers “are cause of the trucking strike and cai : i . y A nen AS ww § N way it quickly allays the cough, per= said the free service would continue Nomic security permitted, Charges that Mr. Truman de- all other items not URPOrtant in lever it starts : ; Aetel ¥ ted mitting rest and sleep, or you a5e t0 nti the tok iv Some quarters predicted wage throvgh making up for lod tine” | were completely . exhaus thig b until the tokens arrive, q p controlled meat for political pur- the cost of hving. " ‘ than Rip e ave your money back. (Adv.) y : a Suld Howard C. Greer, general one packer said prices will bein Lo morning Mr. Vancott said business was controls would be abolished by the poses were inevitable : “fair” during the first day of end of the vear, if not before. pt a nlict with 1 Demand May Ease urnager of Kingan & Co level uit | Connmissioner of Purchake Alberk opera- 1e order was in conflict with his : { i tions, Pe The President in his address de- ont rer NI on the a I's unlikely that ceilings will be | Packing Plants Resdy Livestock authorities sald that | Pleydell warned that. the strike, n ce nounced Senator Robert. A. Taft ; restored on butter. milk, cheese and | wy : the lard warket would not becowe | contmnued, would “cost more . lect. It came after the build-up { eve been Operating al aboul hi “ led REICH TO GET RFC FUNDS 3 olher « dairy products, The price achive [or “soiie Lie” They sand 100 lives a day. He appes (R. 0.) and Senator Kenneth I } ' BERLIN, Oct. 15 of ‘spectacular political pressure on : : : : 10 per cent of capacity hat “we : lesdders for “prompt area . , + 15 (U. P.).—George wherry (R. Neb.) by name as spon- the. White House by apprehensive 1¢€ontrol board has considered re- that the supply on liand dwindled | union leaders for “promp! Si y . aN i Allen, director of the Reconstruc- sors of profiteering, b eta ph TT candi- CNUrOling dairy products several Can gel our forces into operation jung (le livestock contrul period lent for production of oxygen f tion. Finance Corp. announced to- He said a reckless group of sel- rt BYes : times but has decided not to be- | very rapidly, A Jot of them have (ie point where prices were not four hospital needs.” day that an agreement had been fish men sought political advantage pp. President consistently had cause this year’s fluid milk supply | been around painting the plant and Up to dale. Active rade eanfiol! Leaders of the Hollywood Juride S g reached with the American military by encouraging sellers to gamble condemned the kind of law under. ' the second highest in history picking up umils in the parking be expected antl readjustineits are dickional strike announced Pans 18 government for the investment of removal of price controls. And yhich ‘congress compelled him to 10 2ddition; the tremendous de- fot, waiting for the day when we | lade, " | abandon mass picketing after 218 several million dollars in an effort j, charged that many business men Se sos tice OE Co But he Mand for dairy products as w meat could start processing meat again - ¥ [of ther pickets were arrested of to establish Germany's peacetime were hoarding their goods also had Pon Srmiy gains de. Substitute will euse whelt meat be-| 1. M. Hoagland, wanager of the REPRISAL KILLS 35 GREEKS [felony conspiracy charges yesters export program. Meat controls came off in an at- COTRIOL 2 comes plentiful again, That prob- local Atmour & Cocplant, alsa n-| ATHENS, Oct. 15 (U, Fi —The "day. They Said that from now on ig Advertisement iy mosphere of bitter reproach all Less than three weeks ago, on ably will. serve to stabilize dairy dicated lus plant, was rewdy 10 go Republican newspaper Athendai pickets would be limited to a mi . . around. . Typical comment gener- Se x Mr. Truman read to his Prices somewhat, ite dull operation. These packers News reported today thal $6 pec- an of eight around ‘each of the AT YOUR Milk Mixture for ally favored the freeing of meat, op conference a prediction that About 40 “per cent of warthne and others were reluctant to esti- sons had been killed in the Belopu- major Studios, DEALERS . But often in sharp language, th : mal autumn run. of eras price controls already have been mate Lhe probable lndnediate price dessus last Friday by righibist te Fliewhere, federal concilia Stomach Acids Speaking in ‘Columbus, O r. Ie parm oe oi to re, lifted. Decontrolled items include vise as meal becomes available but Prins, [worked to resiine pegotiations “ ( ¢ . : MONARCH A recent medical discovery now used by Taft said he was for meat decontrol with & consequent improvement of most Fut and vegetablés, wine, pointed Wa department of agri-| The dispatch saul the group, of | the strike of Washington, D. Dacron NIA tle ere, fas “But why didn’t the President go. the meat supply. He held then thal fish, cosmelics selling under 25 culture estimate of Jas SURURET i= | Victims bi luded: five wolsen and hotel workers, and employees at t V2 dg BUTTER. nent of stomach pains caused from exces: it in June?” he asked. “There \ k ceilings. were. Tair: wid cents, heavy machinery, jewelry, dicating au bumediate boost of 30 three children. The killings nllegedly | Racine Wis. plants of the [vs ha Raimlens Freparation yet of would have been no OPA fight, Is EE Sigh athletic equipment, aircraft, Alu per cen, {were ~Cartled Gul ln Lhe village (Case Co, mel to consider a ror pre ioresere s : : 4 equitable, , ar x va — i . HR vaekin { 4 Somach ids dlabpear Sos mmedi. this action for politics only? “An incréase In prices,” he told minum, marine vessels and silk Men om the retail trade were less square of Vanbakou in reprisal for puny offer tp end the strike whi indigestion, heartburn due . to hyper- - > airs Rl bees ab ; cob on wv... BAPMeENts, concerned with the ficst price pend the death of seven nighties | hegan Dec. 26. A acidity. Sufferers may. now try this at Reuther -Foresees ‘Miracle his September news conferénce, “or ¢ ’ — home by obtaining a bottle of LURIN . 4 . a le nt ——— AUSH from their druggist. LURIN contains (nie TCP. James M. Curley (D. Mass.), he" abandonment of price control , new discovery in its purest form. Easy said: “The President's action de- gn meat now would, in the long run,

Senator Richard B. Russel] (D. Congress had enacted. Besides, All type locks repaired NDREW Ga.) : “It will expedite relaxing con- Many members of congress: and ee trols all along the line It will candidates have pledged themselves an, keyed. Suickly and give us Some Voadnohing bat we to ‘vote fog the removal of price expertly. 8 8 hes : : . : ve Pp y RESTAURANT might as well take it now.’ Suntis. as Soon as the new con .- . . Re Fy , | gress S KEY SHOP." VOGN. Vinci $1, [| Reo. Cireptatetiomn W022 “00 Losey ptmosen, to Rear of Store eee WW 10¢ 1 m— oh ; o Na- ad been encouraged to hoard a | e Cater to Parties! = tion's future meat, supply has been products. . gambling - on. abandon. ment of price control and the

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‘restraint and nflation can be checked until high production is reached. I : _ sisting of certain their best to keep controlsson build- | He ‘said that Industry. would: be which ends with the general elec- sisting a basic materials tion three weeks from today.

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~ President Leaves Way Open For Abandonment.

{John R. Steelman, The board meets oday to consider general stabiliza- to be Kept for.a long time, Joga policy, ~ The wage stabilization board al-!go quickly. {ready faced a crisis caused by the resignation of

feontrols by Jan, Keystone of [stabilization policy is that employmust get WSB approval of all and Mr. wage increases which they plan t [cite in asking for higher prices for controlled. | their products, announcing Mr. Truman warned lahave bombarded the White House bor, industry and consumers to use for relief from ibe: meat shortage controls now.

Meat had reached top position Will have to be controlled for a long

‘courting disaster” down preductien or hoar oducts for rae prices, po Prod ea which speaks for more than 600 have to remain under control until homes. packers, warned consumers it may Production of then: has been greatly

the same, take weeks to refill the empty pipe- increased.

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cision. antiounced by _ Mr. ‘Truman 'pidity ‘of the administration. That! isk night. : will make the process of adjust Flour, Bread Radios, lions) Mr. Tum defied 4 ment “more difficult: and ‘probably | n the aman of Se R ap! more costly, In my opinion, the Among First on List. he. renova: o Rage. conLrois, American people have had enough! (Continued From .Page One) {opening the way for abandoning the ‘on-again-off-again-Hanne- WASHINGTON, Oct, 15 (U, PO. Reconversion Director [Hem ey the tnd of we SAT AdtBinistion: and alter Nov, —Flour and bread, radias, electric

Rent control,

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his decontrol industry decision was made because CONGress meat is

had given him a price control law living | WSB sources believe that unless 'so feeble

| Mr. Truman comes up with a soluthis week, stabilization program may collapse. Some quarters predicted that Mr. yr YStenuian's advises pours if among the first to be decontrolled tomorrow (today) in freeing meat . under Mr. Truman's speedup. Dairy products—milk, butter and cheese—already are free of ceilings,

he could not make it work. price Administrator Paul Porter and, Fol and noodles, canned fish, beans Top Campaign Issue

Flour and related prods such Anderson’ had béen removing con: And bananas,

Still other fiteigs which appear as bread, and radios, electric’ irons trols on thousands of items, a for early ey ppeal expected to be The, action which will be takes cocoa, whisky, beer DUNALIE, from controls” he continued. women's hosiery, tollet paper and

“means that their programs of lirt- ''*5U€ paper, hides, many machinery ated Weer tg Ing controls will have to be acceler- Items, vacuum: cleaners, electric R ot © vba Truman's action left little ated under existing legal standards. Pages, at TRREER, | Wa tet heaters, ae bee gl would be re- ‘I have directed all agencies of | rn Hagler, Jud furs EPIRA government to co-operate in speed- tl : oan RBH ed ust Right . id up these plans to an extent! at ie decontrol of meat will

prices

Now if he 44d &) rather than solve our difwould remove OPA, it would be the cuties.”

greatest blessing to befall America Senator Wallace H. White Jr.

approve lifting. price controls from meat,”

trust has forced organized shortages gress have demanded the lifting of

2 HE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES xn < & - ; Is ui : WAGE CONTROL Sweeping Price Decontrol MORE [TEMS § SET Honorary Head of Barbed Wire Club ise itk {| END PREDICTED Actions Set for Next Month FoR DECONTROL [ss —— 301 - Washington © (Continued From’ Page One) | destroyed by the stupendous stu- |

5 it will be ‘off-again’ permanently.” [irons and coffee are expected to be y

But Denies “Isolation” Possible jamong the first items freed from

The President said decontrol of Price control under President Trumeat could not be isolated from MARS decontrol speed-up, 1 other stabilization controls because| AS high on (he list are cake, so important a part of C00kiex and other bakery products, costs. He reminded cosmetics, restaurant dishes, muwca-

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Secretary of Agriculture Clinton p, Md peas, canned tomatoes, orndiges |

mean a speed-up in the whole deicontrol program. He cautioned coiisumers to use “restraint and common sense” to check inflation, The OPA and Housing Expediter con- Wilson Wyatt are expected to do

party who curity. “This does not

mean the end of Some items, like rent,

has been appointed honorary president of the Barbed Wire club of Irdianapolis, Gen. Bluemel was presented a. soroll, naming him honorary head of the club, by Austin DD, Rinne, club president, at A recent ceremony. The FL, Harcisen commander, a former-prisoner of. the Japanese, wil address the club at x dinner Oct, 21 at the Wm. H, Block Co,

campaign time to come. Other items,

and other commoditiés of which IN® materials and rents, and to re. Institute, there is now a grave shortage will t&in the $10,000 ceiling of veterans’

Other items likely to remain under controls for sometime are wash-

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ton tian with the fact that they | Meanwhile, busses and troll ranges to “As we speed up the removal of IN8 machines, sewing machines $30 HOG PRICES HERE Could sell meal again, Most ex-| were running again in Pittsbu kitchen ranges, When meat does re- price controls, the removal of wage railroad cars, shoes, clothing, tex- pressed confidence | pirtées would alter an 18-day lapse hs a result initially controls will also have to be ac- 'lles, scarce household ‘furnishings, SETS NATIONAL HIGH Work their way downward again [the decision of A. PF. of L. operas

In this way we shall Steel, fats and oils, newsprint, sugui

Brig. Gen, Clifford Bluemel (right), Ft. Harrison NBR

alter the initial spurt, and withia ® (ors to ignore” picket lines of the

: = Sar (Continued From Page Ome) mal ax a result: of the shrike, In other importang labor dev ments, Hollywood strikers to abandon .mass picketing - befor wine film studios, Ald 26 New York hospitals cut off from oxygen supplies as | result of a strike which city ofet warned would “cost more than | lives 8 duy.”

Ship Owners Make Offer

Elsewhere, Atlantic and - Gul const Ship owners offered to sepurale negotiations with

wlons In an attempt to end long and costly maritime tle-u The operators sald they were to. submit a proposal which sancerely believe will be aceepty ubhle” The latest development in the paralyzing Pitlsburgh walkout cami a production and. maintenaned workers prepared to vote in a tonal labor relations board oe ton, They were to de i whetlier they wish to split the independent union now senting the 3500 strikers. An insurgent group held a {mass meeting at Carnegie [hall lastnight; voting 430 te 1 {Ww reconsider and accept the pow [er company's offer to arbitrate issues. Less than half the 1100 pers [sons present voted, however, -: 3

¥ Busses, Trolleys Run Agajm

Last night the President said bitterly that he had been forced hy “selfish interests” in the livestock industry and by a “reckless group”

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chance for higher prices. “The American people,” he said, “wil not condone the conduct of those who, in order further to fatten their profits, are endangering the health of our people by holding back vital foods, “The real blame lies at the door tof Lhe reckless group of selfish men who, in the hope of gaining politieal advantiige, have encouraged sellers to gamble oun the destruction of price control, “This group, today as In the past, is” thinking in terms of ‘millions of dollars instead of millions of people, This same group has [opposed every effort of this ad{ministration to raise the standard {of living and increase the. oppor{tunity of the common man. | “This same group hated Fraklin D. Roosevelt and tought everything he stoud for. This swe group did Ie best to iseredit tas efforts to RN achieve a better Lie for our p, peopte” Warns Against Strikes

Mr, Truman Jnl the livestock and meat industry had demanded decontrol of meat and had promise an ample .free market. supply at reasonable prices. “The American people will know,” he added, “where the responsibility rests if profiteering on meat raises prices high that the average American cannot buy it” He warned that an industrial or

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labor slow down now -ateikes by ‘ ue eillier wold be dusastrows al : though lus admonition WO labor was lunited lo unlawlub of UNLeCcessaly Strikes and Juiisdichonal disputes, He said the ouly sure and safe road . Ww" a [free market was through

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