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Ex-Mrs. Runyon Robbed escaped after ambushing the former|in 1946, and her present husband, Of $200,000 “Jewelry [71° OF the late eolimutsl, Damen] Richatd COfin, & wealthy New Bed- ’

{Runyon and robbing her of $200,000{ford printer, were ambushed in the DARTMOUTH, Mass, Nov. 19| lin jewelry. driveway of their home as they : (UP) — Three masked

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Cap ehart, 'Eating Crow,’ \ Drafts Plan to Feed Europe ™

_7. By DANIEL M. KIDNEY

¢ Times Staff Writer WASHINGTON, Nov, 19—Serf Homer _E. Capehart (R. Ind), manufacturer and large-scale farm-

er, today began drafting. his own|

program for “peace through plenty” as a counter proposal to that laid down in President Truman's message to Congress. As a member of the Senate Banking and Currency Committee, Sen. Capehart said he believed that it was. up to the Republicans to provide something more concrete than criticism in the present crisis. Principal points of the “Capehart Plan” are the use of subsidies to increase food production and establishment of a 44-hour, instead of 40-hour, industrial work week, _ Alters Previous Stand “I admit that I am eating crow in making these proposals,” Sen. Capehart commented. “For in the past I opposed subsidies. But If the need is as great as the experts now wsay—to save Europe: through a multi-billion dollar export plan—we must step up production. In such an emergency, I am willing to re-

|economist, and Sen. W. Lee O'Daniel| . (D. Tex.).

The latter was opposed to most everything, ile Mr, Henderson and Mr. Gilbert backed the| Trumah message. . _ *s. War Hero Ejected Following the debate a question period developed a conflict whieh required ejection of -a purple heart veteran from the forum hall in the Shoreham Hotel. Both Mr. Henderson and Mr. Gilbert finally told Sen. Capehart that they were for his basic proposal to solve economic problems by production increases. « Sen. Capehart proposed the following eight-point program far increasing food production. ONE: Advocate and provide assistance for the tilling of 20 per cent more farm acreage in 1948. TWO: Allocate steel and scarce materials to the farm machicery manufacturers to increase production. THREE: Make available sufficient funds to permit farmers to borrow for the purchasing of more fertilizer and lime,

Urges Funds for Seed FOUR: Make available sufficient

sort to subsidies wo do so. “Production is the answer to all our problems and not a return to wartime controls and rationing as President Truman wants. offering a plan to get greater pro-

duction by increased use of both our funds to permit farmers to borrow|

land and labor.” The senior Senator unveiled some

of the details of his plan in a radio|funds for the cost of distributing

debate last night with former OPA Administrator Leon Henderson, Richard Gilbert, former OPA chief

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|funds to permit farmers to borrow for the purchasing of seeds and for the purchasing of breeding stock to increase the meat supply. FIVE: Make available sufficient

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|free seeds for the planting of peace gardens by curban and suburban residents. SEVEN: Make available sufficient funds to permit fertilizer manufacturers to borrow for purposes of increasing production. EIGHT: Allocate scarce raw materials to fertilizer manufacturers. He laid down the following for {increasing production of minerals “o manufactured goods: ONE: Enact legislation increasing the legal work week from 40 hours lio 44 hours for two years. Boost Tax Exemptions TWO: Increase tax exemption pr ovisions to compensate workers for loss of overtime pay for the addi: | | tional four hours. THREE: Appropriate funds to be, used for increasing production ofp

minerals in the United States. | FOUR: Study the possibilities of | lowering tariffs on scarce imported [Fens FIVE: Immediate requirement, es the federal government release | its enormous stock piles of food and materials that can be used in re-| lieving food shortages or can assist in increasing materials production. | | SIX: Control raw material in-

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NATIONAL 24-HOUR FORECAST SUMMARY: Cool north erly winds from eastern Canada will bring clear to partly cloudy | weather and seasonably cool temperatures... to the Northeast tonight and early Thursday. By | morning thermometers will drop | into the 30s from Bostoh to | Virginia and along the eastern mountains to Atlanta, also through the Ohio Valley to Illinois and . ‘Wisconsin. This air flow will moderate on its southward journey, causing early morning temperatures in the 40s in the lower Mississippi Valley. Similar readings are predicted from Texas through Arizona to the Far West. Rain is scheduled along the coastline from Delaware to North Carolina as moist air from the Atlantic flows around the low cell off the coast. Some snow flurries are indicated for West Virginia and western Pennsylvania. Rain or snow is scheduled to blanket Michigan, Indiana, Illinois, Wis= consin and Iowa while sections

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(Continued From Page One) tee hearing highlighted by these other developments: ONE: T. E. Readnower, a nominal vice president of Aviation | Electric, testified that Gen. Meyers continued to draw money from the

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(Continued From Page One) any country scrapped that many battleships at once or in so little time. Normal scrapping requires one year per heavy ship. The salvagers will have as an incentive the threat of a $1000 fine for every day after Aug. 31, 1048, that, the scrapping operations mess up Newark Harbor,

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[1:30 p. m. tomorrow ‘in Flanner & Monday, members will hear Rep. !Buchanan mortuary. Gerald Landis (R. Ind.) discuss the| Mrs. Gisler is survived by her|Taft-Hartley. Law. {husband, Benjamin H. Gisler; a| Concluding speaker in the series daughter, Mrs, Rufus B. Wheeler, | will be Henry G. Weaver, director ‘Oxford, O.; a son, George H. Gisler,|of customer research for General Kansas City, Mo.; - two brothers,| Motors Corp. who will talk Dec. 4 0 {Louis and Robert Twente, both of on “Tailoring the Product, sto the |Indianapolis; a sister,” Mrs. Emma Customer.” | Young, and two grandchildren.

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