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oesn't Rep. Hope: Urges }-Cent Reduction "By EARL RICHERT A ’ Seripps-Moward Stall Writer WASHINGTON, Mar. 2 — The price of bread should be down 1 cent a loaf throughout the country as a result of the recent drop in wheat prices, Chairman Clifford Hope (R. Kas.) of the House Agriculture Committee said today. But it isn’t. ‘Rep. Hope sald a survey made by the Bureau of Labor statistics showed there had been no net change in the price of bread as a resu't of the wheat price break. “There is no reason why these lower prices can't be passed on to consumers and I think they should be,” he said.

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“The bakers might have been justified in holding off price cuts for a short time to see if the low-| er prices were permanent, but cer-|

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duces 62 ‘one-pound loaves of! tread and. a drop of 60-70 cents ‘8 sbushel--such as has happened justified a 1-cent price reduc: tion. : Lewis Graeves, president of the Charles Schneider Baking Co. of

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Bakers Association, sald Mr. Hope “would be perfectly right had bakers . been charging prices commensurate with $3-plus per bushel wheat.” But most bakers, he sald, weren't charging such prices. .

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$32 Million in Sales Reported for 1947

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| Sales of $32,851,000 and net Chichse savings of $2,915,049 for the year Cleveland

1947 were reported at the annual;

stockholders’ meeting of the Indiana Farm Bureau Cooperative

The board of directors recently

the year. tes from farm co-opera: tives throughout the state were

w, directors will be -elected to fill the places of Frank Hanna, Plainfield; John Curry, Sullivan, and W, E. Struckman, Huntingburg, whose terms expire. Selzer, Bellevue, 0, manager of the National Farm) ery Co-operative, and R. Wayne Newton, Chicago, manager of the National Association of ‘Co-operatives, were to be afternoon speakers. the © A moving picture on co-opera-in the state will be shown this evening. Indiana co-op has recently entered egg marketing

Association today at the Severin Hotel. Los A

voted to return the net savingsiNev Or to the member co-operatives in cash, each county's refund being Oman in proportion to the amount it Antonio patronized the state co-op duringiZan "Tab

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in New Lounge Car/ocratic Executive Committee apPHILADELPHIA, Mar. 2 (UP) Truman's nomination and oppos-

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Won't Back Truman

By RAYMOND LAHR 20 | United Press Staff Correspondent a WASHINGTON, Mar. 2—8outhu jern Democratic rebels angrily re34 [jected talk of a compromise on 37 |ctvil rights today and listed Presi ident Truman's defeat as the price, a for party peace. a The southern revolt against Mr. 25 |Truman’s anti-discrimination proa {gram was snowballing beyond the 53 |control of unhappy party leaders. 3 {While they clung to hopes of a 3 settlement at the national convention in June, these developments pointed the other way: ONE: The South Carolina Dem-

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Car and Foundry Co. Berwick, will be placed in service soon between New York and St. Louis. The compact theater which seats six persons will show 15minute newsrebls changed twice weekly. The picture is started by a pushbutton and stops automatically at the end of the reel. A completely equipped children’s

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ing his election if he should be nominated. | TWO: E. H. Crump, Democratic, leader of Tennessee, called on the, national convention to deny the nomination to Mr. Truman. If should be nominated, Mr. Crump said, Sen. Harry F. Byrd (D. Va.) or “some other fine Dem-| ocrat of his caliber” would “sweep” the South. THREE: The Mississippi Dem-' ocratic Committee said the state's delegates to the national convention in June would walk out if the} platform and nominee were not

civil rights platform plank. Its primary goal, he said, is to unseat Mr. Truman.

MEXICO CITY, Mar. 2 (UP) ~~

Indl" thieves who looted a local Jewelry! runquia;

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labor law Mr. Lewis is now required to notify the Federal Mediation Service that the dispute is still unsettled. |

110 in $55 Million Suit ‘Charge Film _ Blacklist

HOLLYWOOD, Mar. 2 (UP)--{Ten movie producers, directors and writers charged in a $55 million damage suit that the movie industry blacklisted them for refusing to say whether they were Communists. The 10 men, awaiting trial for contempt of Congress, asked the

lines out of Mexico City today in ‘an effort to find three jewel|

store of $300,000 in gems last night.

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