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Public Library will observe the ‘anniversary of its constructomorrow.

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Double Birthday Party Planned

i The Jack Herman home, | King Ave, tomorrow will be i= |scene of a. grandfather-grandson, |pirthday party. Edward ‘A. Herman, Illinois Cen {tral railroad yardmaster, of 935 will celebrate his 61st! {birthday ‘with his grandson, Michael |

incidental with the birthday anni- gro birthday. versary of James Whitcomb Riley,| * 4 family dinner has been planned |

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“who gave part of the land for the for the occasion.

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‘Unexpected Situations’ By MARSHALL MecNEIL Scripps-Howard Staff Writer WASHINGTON, Oct. 6.—It was all so unexpected — the price in-| creases, that is. Unexpected to the,

‘majority policy committee of which

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(chairman, It is expressed in a re-

mittee’ staff director, George H. E, ‘Smith, called “The Story of the 80th) | Congress, 1st Session.” | There's no truth, the report says, to the charge that Republicans are responsible for high prices. | As though in preparation for the ‘next campaign, when prices may be la major issue, the report lists nine! “major causes of price increases.” It lays not a small part of the blame | ‘on the Truman administraton. |

| Explains Reasoning Republicans, the report concedes, | favored elimination of price con-| !trols, believing this was essential to get production rolling. They looked forward to price boosts immediately | after decontrol, and then expected | ideclining and lower prices when] {production caught up with demand

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- St. Paul Methodist's |- ; —r 3 0 d . | . : . | ¥ ’ ig ; hk Circles List Meetings . : ‘| st. Paul Methodist Church Circles | [uN A : Gre hd Dar ey ere of WSCS have announced thelr | meeting schedules for the current] Electrical Meeting [Week 1 JOHN MARENDT | = Opens To ating Dorcas [Olrcle wil meet Wednes- JOHN MARENDT - Cie KW ow |day at 1 p. m. in the home of Mrs, on up 22 yours sor wr dart aude tckard, ¥ormer sec-| who has been providing public service retary of agriculture, will speak at! | Slufenst sys, AW Fmin Bt | on trolleys and buses since 1925. In pe Elizabeth Circle at 10 &. m. Thurs- making a career of being “Your the second National Farm Electrl-|q.y in the church; Lydia Circle at Opergfor,” he has acquired experification conference in the Claypool | 9 y ence which makes him|a safe and Hotel, tomorrow and Wednesday {10: fon Thirsty. 1 YW, 31 S efficient operator. He ndw. serves on : | Mrs. Ruth Bohlke, hostess; Mary the 21st and Arlington bus line. nw Other speakers representing elec-| oy.c1e at 10:30 a. m. Thursday, 1009 To [trie Hon etre al pm W. 35th St, Mrs. Ross Hewes, hos{manufacturers and the Rural Electess; Martha Circle, 11 a: m, Thurs- # {|trification Administration ar e day, 1830 W, Northgate, Mrs. Mere- IN DIANAPOLIS wilevernydscheduled for the program, |dith Snyder, hostess; Ruth ‘Circle, J. E. Stanford, executive secre- 1 P. m. Thursday, 2723 E. Riverside Drive, Mrs, Clifford Vehling, host-

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lexpected, the report says, because {it is “the normal course any free economy follows.” | But, the report goes on: | “The results since the termination ‘of price control have not been what {was expected. Prices have climbed tup and up, and declines have been {spotty and negligible, “Republicans are being charged {with responsibility for price rises lon the grounds that price control | {should have been maintained. It is! claimed that the Republican posi-

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|‘plot’ against the worker and against | fixed income groups, such as teach- | ers and people on pensions, Denies GOP Blame “The charge,” the Taft commitige report asserts, “is without foundation. . It is made by those who regularly engage in ‘smear tactics.’ There are many reasons for the continued Irise in pricés. And Republicans have ‘had little’ or no: control over any of the causes,

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able, have developed in the past 15 to 18 months which influenced !prices. It is unique that they should have come about simultaneously. And the responsibility for some of these developments rests upon the administration.” It sums up the Republican posi{tion this way: | “A review of current high prices {does not reveal Republican responsibility. Republicans did gress for termination ¢f unworkable OPA price ceilings but they cannot be ‘blamed’ for price increases of the past 15 to 18 months. Among the major causes for price increases are: “Employment greater than this country has known at any peacetime period; “Wages, salaries and incomes at record height; “Strikes which have reduced supply of essential products; “Lowered productivity in some industries; “Record high foreign demand for Americart products; “Government expenditures at the highest peacetime level; “Inflationary government mone- | itary policies; “Inconsistencies in administration | policies which affect prices because | jof - uncertainties of future condi{tions: and “Adverse weather conditions which | \have cut dewn supply. “It is sheer political demagoguery | {to lay these causes to Republicans | !who have had only -six months to| |struggle with conditions created by! 14 years of bad government by New | | | Deal- Democrats.”

Atomic Exhibition Train fo Tour Britain

| Science Service LONDON, oct, 6— Britain will have an atomic energy exhibition train which will tour the nation] from November to April, much the way the American freedom train is barnstorming America. {

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