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waiting the re-

Truman to find administration ear-guard fight

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decontrol of all ial commodities, -

te House to issue h it thinks must itrol indefinitely. tor Paul A. Porto Reconversion teelman to issue few days to reled the “biggest ion.” tends no action til Mr. Truman ependence,: Mo., t would include terials, essential iles, steel, coal nt items. still in

ing Boosted al made it plain decontrol policy ed by Mr. Steel-

meanwhile that noleum and felt1 coverings have er cent to cover ice of linseed oil rolled last week. anufacturers are he price decon13 to decontrol alty paper. The per industry also ng a decontrol teelman. ecide in the’ next lo- decontrol soap ceiling price to st of linseed oil rday increased { to cover ma-

t new Ford, r always in8, For only our car the 1 mechanics pecial tools job . . . and ide right to mechanics, . So service ne-day serve n today for present car ‘ord Service

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FAIRFIELD, Ill, Nov, 5 (U.-P.).~| * But ‘Linden told authorities who | Mm. Violence Trowbridge bas... ‘Mrs. Emily Armstrong, Mrs.|Three words from the lips of her Questioned him: “Mommy shot STILL UNCLAIMED Her body was found Jan. '10,/an argument and then shot hime

IL ABSORB been elected president of the In- es, Bosley and Van Rheenan. |3.year-old son put. Mrs. Lois Wil- fm dianapolis ‘Hattdresers and Coss I son, 24, in jail ‘today on a charge, metologists association, * ’ ‘said that Wilson was wearing paOther officers include Mrs. Ethel

. vi . Brenton, first vice resident; Mrs. } OME WORKERS Leona Green, Phin Fb president; Philip Neri hall at 2 p, m, and 8: 30 children, Linden; 3, accidentally killed with 'a shotgun blast.

Jonas Palm, third vice president; p. m. tomorrow. Mrs, John Mars is|shot her. husband while playing with! Mrs, Wilson is being held pend-

Lackey, 40; described at the trial|the double shooting, Then Chaptele. tr d Yue tr {as his common-law wife. man confessed he ‘shot her during as , treasurer, an ree trus[1034, In a sement-garage at |self. He was convicted of second A sensational murder here of the Chapman's summer home south-|degree murder and sentenced: to a bullet | life term. ° na mid-30s was recalled today by a | onst of here. There was a Iotate priton statement . that the IP her head. Chapman was found] prigon officials said that Chap-

half-frozen - in’ the nearby house. man died Sunday and that unless body of Charles Chapman, 75, In-|He also had been shot in the head. relatives claimed the body it would

dianapolis, was unclaimed there. | For a month, while he remained be tyrned over to the Indiana uni-

ayne “ county state's attorney

PLAN CARD PARTY of murdering her husband, Leon, 29. jg a8 and apparently lay asleep in

A card party will be held in Bt.| prs Wilson said that one of her| bed ‘at his farm home, wheh he was |

Mrs. Golden Kelley, fourth vice | chairlady. a shotgun. - Je a coroner's inquest tomorrow. | Chapman, a salesman, was con ina critieal o condition in a a city hos- | versity medical center. Le ean i :

cies Throws 235 Out of Work in State.

By RICHARD BERRY OPA announced today that if will balvage” as many a8 possible of | e 235 OPA employees in Indiana | rown out of work last week by the | osing of 46 price control bons Indiana. The price control agency has its! vn employment office; through | hich as many workers as can be | cruited will be placed in vacancies | the district office here, | Decontrol of thousands of ftems | hs ‘not alleviated the need for erical and administrative works, officials said. As one depart- |

ent loses workers through decon- J

ol of items under its jurisdiction; e workers are transferred to other partments, they added. OPA has 633 paid employees in arion county, 605 of whom work the district office. The other 28 e employed by local boards. Efforts will be made to place in IPA or other government agency | psitions as many of the released nployees as desire further govment service, Beginning Nov, 12, the OPA disict office here will send 2-day | btice to the 235 employees. With ese notices will go an “employ- | ent ‘security questionnaire” asking | e employees what type work they pect to do when they leave OPA. Many Already Offered Jobs | Officials of the local office express | nfildénce that “many” of the prkers will go into private indus- i

They said many of them already | hve been offered jobs. Industrialists here have been | ked not to hire OPA personnel, bwever, until they have been repsed by OPA. OPA explained that about a onth is required to close an office. addition, the district office wants st choice of the employees.

Three large Indianapolis indus ies were: mentioned as prospec e employers for “most” of the OPA employees who lose their bs in Indianapolis. Elsewhere, pntrol board chairmen will contact dustry officials in their own disies, Other Vacancies Washington officials could not timate how many employees would shifted to other government bs. It was pointed out, however, the employment security office hs a list of 1500 vacancies in other partments and bureaus. A sury of industrial organizations now under way in all parts of the untry. [No termination notices have yet en issued in Washington, where ere fre 3180 OPA employees. The | hly regional office which has| nded out 30-day notices is Chigo, where more than 100 have en issued. OPA’s employment committee | ins to canvass “OPA Alumni”— rmer agency employees—for help finding suitable openings for. ose soon to be discharged.

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