Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 February 1947 — Page 25

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Friends of Agreement Contend Healthier Foreign Economy Is Potent Peace Weapon "By NED BROOKS Soripps-Howprd Stall Writer WASHINGTON, Feb. 7.—High stakes aré on the table in the current

tussle over tariffs. The Republican-led attack involves more than a témporary freezing

resolutions now before congress. TH® state department is resisting this indirect blow. at the 12-year-

old Roosevelt-Hull policy Segpuen y

officials say it would: ONE: Weaken this country’ s DOSie tion in tariff-cutting negotiations with 18 nations scheduled for April in Geneva, TWO: Jeopardize United States | leadership In creating the proposed international - trade organization with its garoader aims for fostering fair practices and eliminating quota systems, preferences, cartels and, - other barriers to In still wider range, the dispute

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Top Here $26.50

Cattle, Vealers And Lambs Steady

Hog prices Jifted 25 to 50 wii] on barrows and gilts at the Indian- | apolis stockyards today. Top price | was $26.5). Cattle trade was about steady In 8 limited market test. Vealers and lambs were steady.

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Buichers 3130- 140 pounds .......... $22.5041 23.2% 140- 160 pounds ....ce..e0.. 23.006126.00 160- 180 pounds ..... "eevtns 20.0002 56 180- 200 pounds ....s.. 26.00/126.50 200- 220 pounds ..... 26.0061 26.50 . pounds ...., CRi68E un. v [email protected] | 270- 300 pounds ....... \.. [email protected] | 300- 330 pounds ......cc000 24.506224.85 30- 360 pounds ....eceeee.. ®[email protected] Medium— 160- 320 pounds: ....i....- [email protected] Packing Sows Good Cholce— 270- 300 pounds .....ve0rc en [email protected] 300- 330 pounds i.e... 21 i004. 330- 360 pounds ....eacerirs [email protected] 360- 400 pounds iwesessvi. 2030@31 50 Coo. 430 d 20.00 21.00 - 450 pounds ..esvheecs.. 20. J Js0. 500 pounds ey eax [email protected] fedi 250- 350 pounds e....... . 17.006 19.50 Slaughter Pigs 90- 120 pounds . . 16,[email protected] | : CATTLE (1100) Cho : T00- 900 POUR: ....ccinines 23.000 27 Bouatia . [email protected] . [email protected] 23.50@ 27. %|

1300.3. passa = Reda ve with congressional leaders. 2 INO DUE. cure viny 1602030] He has been conferring with Common 016.00 Chairman Vandenberg (R., Mich.) 700- 1100 pounds Fin Fa 13. y lot the senate fo relations com600- 800 pounds ag s2s0@ae 00 Mittee, who favors continuation of 800-1100 pounds .......veen. [email protected] | the program, and Chairman Geo: 800 NOES corner enenes 20. [email protected] | Millikin. (R. Col.) of the senate

Dy riers [email protected] | finance committee, who vote in 1945 [email protected] | against extension of the basic act.

Medium-— 500- 900 pounds ......eeiwee ng YY . [email protected] Cows (at peice

Good Medium LIOR ER ¢ un Cutter an Ps . AN Canter . oe 8.009 9.75 Bulls (all weights) Beef — Good (all weights) ........ .. [email protected] Bausage— sas vr apne cana [email protected] earum = eenaens 1250814001 Cutter iid medium ........ 9.00@12 CALVES (318) Good and choice ........... 2.00431 00 Common and medium ..... ... A 304 29.00 Culls (75 pounds up)......... 1,[email protected] Feedez and Stocker Cattle and Calves Steers Chotce— - 800 pounds ...... vessss [email protected] ie Doras ees 17.00018.35 - 800 pounds. . veer [email protected] 800-1050 pounds 14.50018.00 edium— Noo. 1000 pounds a 12.50014.50 mmon — Cs 900 pounds .........ee 10.009 13.50 SHEEP (1075) Lambs Closely sorted ............... 25 and choice .........ev.0 Rm um and good ....e0c00 [email protected] COMMUOM. +s vvsvsessseestonssse [email protected] eu (Shorn) Good and choice ............ 6.00Q 17.50 Sumo and 0 ii ade see 9a 6.00

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. [email protected] { tee, is willing to keep hdrds’ off the fig) program, but ‘Senator Butler (R.

bears world security, with | friends of the trade agreement pro-

foreign economy is a Powestul implement for peace. Domestically, the objective is to | provide foreign outlets for the prod-

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Restyled Chevrolet Models Placed on Assembly Line

Appearance Marked by New Frontal ‘Changes in Hood, Fenders, Lights, Grille

< Chevrolet today introduced its new line of 1947 passenger cars

ucts of industry and agriculture, | omprising 11 models in three series.

both of Which were expanded in production capatity during the War,

world commerce, | State department siifhorities S8Y and

the creation of new markets for 10

may -cepresent the margin between prosper and severe unemploy- |

an More Work

with ‘a new radiator : grille, . in such a transaction. zontal bars. extend béyond the grille new ornamental .eatments of the °® union in Indianapolis said that 5, 0 lo Tal Te of a disad-

The specially styled Fleetline, the deluxe Fleetmaster, and the

economy-range Stylemaster were all placed on assembly lines with retary, said there were no C. I O. Virtually no interruption of production for the changeover. .

The most striking feature of the new models are the front fenders hood, which gain sweepingly — r= ee a, TT

th overall contours through ; -lified {returned to their jobs at the Conn : | per cent ot mare of our production Shbis | over of side hood Toug ahpys te grille, mud a: een eg Band Instrument Co. at Elkhart Which regularly sell to the Unite

front. of the top center molding.

Jnterfor chanses include new

Frontal appearance also is altered Hori= {lt ra.modern * * 8 rument panels,

a , agreements mean, they | opening to span the front-end sheet door’ upholstery panels and scuftl

add, more work for garment mak-!' metal, ers in New York, for machine-tool parking lamps of rectan makers in Cincinnati, steel workers are mounted between the Iogrer bars

in Pittsburgh, cotton workers in the South, oll workers in the Southwest,

High-tariff Republicans have shied from a frontal attack on the! trade-agreement Program for two reasons: '

FIRST, ft would risk splitting the party down the middle. {

SECOND, any ‘move for outright repeal or drastic curb would encounter a Truman veto which could not be overriden.

Hence the strategy centers on a resolution putting congress on record for postponing any new agreements until the whole program could be reviewed. This would not require a Presidetitial signature, nor would it be binding on the administration, But even if the Geneva conference proceeded as scheduled,

state department officials say a 1 divided policy at home would place | them at a disadvantage .in trying|’ to deal with foreign representatives.!

Seeks to Halt Resolution

That is why Undersecretary of| State Wililam L. Clayton, who di-|. Irects the department's economic ||

|afrairs, has been working to head ‘off the resolution. He As unwilling to make any con{cession which would hinder our negotiators but at the same time

Senator Taft (R. O.), chairman of the Republican stéering commit=

Widely * separated, M#T€erinaqs new colors in garnish mold-| gular form, ings, new steering whee] and horn! button caps, and new friction-type of the grille. adjustable sunshades. Decorative Features. The valve-in-head {ype engine is The smoothness of fhe front end} continued without basic change. is extended throught 4he door and | Pistons now are fitted with new body panels. 3 desighed dec- | wide-slot oil control rings, moré eforative features ¢ ‘the chromium {fective in preventing carbon de-| plated die-cast name plates near | posits from building up and blockthe rear edge .of the hood, a die- ing the drain holes in the ring |cast front-efi emblem plate just | groove.”

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Indianapolis Home Show Names 3 New Directors

In preparation for the 22d annual’ Indianapolis Home Show, three new directors have been named to the organization bringing the total to 12. Named to the; j board composed } sponsoring civic and trade groups are O.W. Brown, Libbey - Owens - | Ford Glass Co. # district manager; H. A. Lindeman

Lindeman

0. W. Brown Jr, realtor and |pan Cc. Hess is 8 president of the or- |

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home builder, and |g Louis Moller,

igh and model house

hee Carter-Lee < Lum- Carl C. WeilLouls Moller ver ‘Co. pugthias- ip, Edwatd;D. ing agent. The show will be held “HpMerriash Graves, How-

April 18 to 27 in the Manufacturer's building at the state fairgrounds.

and Arthur A ‘Smock.

Indiana Stocks and Bonds

{Neb.), leader of the protectionist | | bloc, says frankly his aim is to dis- ° continue state department powers, | | which. he describes as a “gigantic

hoax” and an “immoral” surtender | E

01 ot congressional authority. Pofitioal Spice : Political spice * is added to this

mixture of G. O.”P. seritimént by the support given the reciprocal

1044 presidential nominee and probable contender in 1948. The Democratic position is expressed by Senator Hatch (D. N.

program by Gov. Thomas E. Dewey, ie

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..|ernment expenses and receipts for the 4% | current fiscal year through Feb. §, coms |

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for about. two-thirds of this country’s foreign Yala.

14 LBS. SOON REGAINED, INDIANA CITIZEN GIVES 'RETONGA FULL CREDIT

Now Eats Whatever He Wants and Feels Strong Enough to Work: at Bricklaying, Delares Mr. Devine. Other ers of Family Also ; Laud Retonga.

oan now eat anything on the ‘and have regained fourteen pounds, and -seyeral members of my

- immediate family also have re-

ceived ‘wonderful relief by taking » declares Mr. Clifford A. Devine, well-known resident of 954 Edn /8t, Indianapolis, Ind. Dis- : his happy experience with this no

gastric tonic, Mr. Devine . continued: dered, -distress from acid .inn until I sometimes wonhAf I could continue by work. ate seemed to digest well sath to give me the srengih I

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felt so painfully bloated I had to {run straight for the soda box. Frequently constipation made my head swim unitl I could hardly stay on my feet, and I eh to ghuke Sane laxatives, Jegilaty, went down and an 1 fd Tah felt, sist too run- to Ve much use to “Retonga’ Po ht ‘he’ wonderful relief, ) and eat anything I want. ‘I have regained my normal Joon. Even constipation is reliev T feel so much stronger that I now occagion-

ally work at the brick 1a trade in addition to my other’ ‘Retonga is a grand medicine,”

| Retonga is a purely herbal stom-

eral (quantities: of’ Vitamin Bs1 and is intended to relieve distress due to insufficient flow of digestive juices in the stomach, 108s of-a tite, Vitamin B-1. deficiency constipation. Accept no! Stat. Belongs may be Obtaine!

I now have a fine-appetite |

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M.), who condemns the indirect at-|N a \ rss tack of the Republicans and chal- FH JEL" 01 em iti SRE EE $4250 $5759 eT ly ee lenges them to make 8n issue of “Pub Bery of Ind com nisvss 8a Bw Surplus eyaer 1,100,569,535 odie] # } Easy Terme! Easy Terms! row. It's a sensation at this outright repeal. Undersecretary Hub Serv of Ind, 312% Ind.. 9% 98 |Cash Bal. gg 420,808,485 2 a, 308 48 | 00l com ...... Clayton takes a similar view. Se Id G4 BE 43% pid ....10 . Gord Res. "30,748,547,431 20,156,703,634 | ili EEL TAD ei Bot, ssnabe’ apd House. Reguitie. ET INDIANAPOLIS CLEARING HOUSE | : . |! ans voted overwhelmingly against ac DIANAROLIS CLEARIV Bouse wm : a the program when the act was first Truck Wheat [pei 26,766,000 | ley Spec! al: 4 passed in 1934 and extended in 1937 ve n 4 : a and 1040. In 107 and 1940 not i salndianapolis four mils and grain ele- |. U. Man to Write Std " For 2 Tou Can single Republican senator voted for 3 truck when Dew No. 2 Yellow Ch 20 Insurance History on a8 cLocK [Bit tn 1945—when mormal Grade! 0 pi Sia ES J SRPU SLI Gr) Timer stat tere k SN u en per cent moisture, $2.9 BLOOMINGTON, Ind. Feb, T— for Home a ip or. ure Bully, Indiana ui i ro oca roauce versity history professor, has been jority Republican vl In nen appointed to write a history of ‘the ig. BO houses. The last extension in PRICES FOR PLANT DELIVERY ~ |American Life convention. The io. ¥§ found G. O. P. ma joritles back in abouly: Hens, % Ibs. and over, Be; group is composed of more than 200 the protectionist fold. chickens, joiners Py Gun fu mated legal reserve life insurance com- | The Republicans’ go-slow injunc- pouty ie a No Lee. panies of the U. S.'and Tanada. i En cao To ll U0 LD EL pa © hy Snes WB . um, 34c; 1 (ype TU, faculty 21 years. ESTE : ‘ negotiations are proposed account |®3e: yey Brent wads. Figo Bb * COMPACTS

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‘Both Work: Stoppege Involve AFL Unions

Only two strikes marred the la bor picture in Indiana today. Both involved A. F. of L. unions. One was the picketing of Coca~ Cola Bottling plant here by- the teamsters union protesting the discharge of 16 drivers.

The other tied up 150 carpenters employed on the’ building project at Indiana university in Blcomington in 'a’two-months old dispute

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(Last of a Ra 8) rk, hh By DOUGLAS BARSEN ; . | NEA Staff Writer - Lf

WASHINGTON, Feb. 7.—Governmens purchasing is the ‘purest ex~ ' pression of federal red tape, according to emg which do business with Uncle Sam, - ™ But the bureau of federal supply in the \reseuy department which

does most of the government's shopping ($175,000,000 worth a year)

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over wages.

John Acker, secretary-treasurer performance bonds and quintuplicate on mrs or which there are 6 of the State Federation of Labor, inspection forms actually save the xilchen tables excelsior and hypo- documents are di

said a careful check of Indiana re- taxpayers’ money. dermic needles. lows: # vealed these were the only strikes '1t’s the public's bulwark against Commenting on “its own job of, “Commodity ! now fn progress. \graft and dishonesty, say the spécifl n writing, the manual each of the contrac No C. I. O. Workers Out bureau officials, v | sayEtEer order, five coples

100 Expensive iimthative of the discipline of lading. ~~ - ‘Many firms refuse to or can't fegérat- specifications is what ‘may

afford to do business with the gov- € Jefetred to as a specification for the purchase order, and"

) is ® “federal specification. Officially | chase authorit 447 The last O. I O. walkout ended ernment because the red tape titled ‘Outline of Form, this speci- oer lon -

when United Automobile workers too involved and expensive, some company officials claim, Companies fication s serves aga, for. stand | ouch of th of the i 4 ardizing ‘the phraseology #nd form award, and 15mittet, order; r crews. of of specifications, amendments, reyiStates have to maintain crews sions, of proposals” copies of the invoice. Form No. 17 Various forms which have to be employees of the U. 8. Rubber Co. : Ne, 0uk in conhestion With ‘gova, copy ‘plant here would hold a strike Vantage when it comes to getting ernment. pliréhases * start with|' RY referendum within two weeks. They , 80vernment business, they say, be- “PF No. 1 titled “Purchase Ausi, have asked 26-cents an hour. pay, Cause of this, thority” and -include “Form No. Hicrenase. | A bureau of supply publication, 1058" which is the' government pill ge pe Re “Federal Procurement, a Manual of lading, “AE 5 for the Information nt Federal Pur- On the: back: of this latter orn voice. Three From Here Attend chasing Ofcers” describes these ..o ‘approximatély 1000 words of in=.

Insur : regulations which so many Arms simictions on exactly how to fill it) Atl ance Anitute we Deore tent tre oe : xacting Bureau ° comp ed ‘with ‘in the smallest der LAFAYETTE, Ind, Feb. T—Three, y, ;c ciaimed that federal specifi- tail, the goods aren't accepted. ) Indianapolis insurance representa- cations are too exacting and de-| The bureau.of supply has réduced. he, seller delivers » tives attended the training course tailed. The handbook reveals that its purchasing of 16 primary operaat Purdue university in the life in- ° ‘interdepartmental technical com- | | tions. The first step is described: surance marketing institute. They mittees” caréfully draw up the spe- “The purchase' authority (Prowere William. C. Beckelhimer, rep- cification. : | curement Divisio Form No. 1), resentative of Eguitable Life Insur-' One such committee is called the submitted by the ordering office of | ance Co.; Michael J. Kandrac, Busi-" Interdepartmental Technical com-| the requisitioning agency, is reness Mens Assurance Co. and Rich. mittee on Federal Specifications for ceived in the control section, purard O. Young, Bankers Life Co. Hair for Mattresses.” Other spe- chase division. ‘Here the requisicifieation committees exist

Walter Frisbie, state C. I. O. secs |

strikes in progress in. Hoosierland.

jis week, he said, lL bal However, Presi experts who do nothing but handle of a C. I. O. United Rubber Work: the burden of paper work involved

To copies. include the receiv inventory control section warehouse division, contre of purchase division, finané sion and the inspection This, it is claimed, saves ‘money for Honing agency's appropriation is for the taxpayers.

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