Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 November 1950 — Page 20

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Food and flare: No. Boe

Meat-Hungry Dollars

PA Should Be Diverted,

le ei Co-oPr COAL & OIL

FR. 2323 DAY OR NITE

CHICAGO, Nov.

for meat.

= It With Flowers”

family. But there's a catch.

* Everybody

Leading Packer Says

With More Money, There Should Be More

Juicy Sirloins for Family—There’s a Catch

By GAYNOR MADDOX 13—Americans spend more than a fourth of i their food _money and about 6 cents out of every dollar they earn

Early in 1951 our defense program will begin to roll in a big way, putting a lot more dollars in the war worker's pockets, could mean more loins of pork and more juicy sirloins for the

That

~ean’t have more al our annual military spending may ‘the same time; there are only $0 go up to $50 billion in the next

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES - Sond Us Photos lan all-out war, should not be

jRecedsaty 3: he Delieves, le vulY way to the i tion In Family Album jon @® A new photo-feature soon

ficausen by our mobilization to pay for defense as we go,! to start in The Times will aay by day, and not pass the bur-| present - ‘pictures - fom den on to future generations as! local family albums . . . ‘we did in the last war,” he inphotos of other decades, sisted. and some of recent years. A man of rugged moral pre-| ® Pictures from YOUR [cepts, Mr. Holmes says he believes family album are [the first consideration of every wanted ... pictures that American citizen today should be would interest your the possibility of war, =4 neighbors and other read- “Will we have all-out war soon? ers of The Times. Credit That is quiet a different picture will be given to you in from a prolonged state of tenThe Times when your Isfon” he continued. family album pictures are He believes we have a reasonpublished. 3 ‘able basis for hoping there will ® Send one or more pictures to: Family Album,

not be all-out war in the immediate future. “That does not mean

Indianapolis Times, 214 we are going to Have peace, howW.- Maryland St. All ever,” he added. “Nor do I think photos will be returned. any plan for effective disarma-

ment will be worked out in the

FLORAL CO. many loins and steaks available. fow years, about one-sixth of our cattle is important. _ Also because Bext Iwo io five Vedrs ; $3837 E. 10th St. BL-2417 { So the big bad wolf of inflation total national income, we are now able to produce more 0 to five years, despite : . = is beginning to sniff, J WR » President Truman's generally 2 ; g g ; In Better Shape cattle on fewer acres of land. : g ? Economists believe our. earning: Sipe. He thought it likely, however, well received speéch on that subgg power may go up about 10 per 1 take the overall view that in, prices will average some- J°7 : ) HEAD COLD tent next year because of defense our food production will be big what higher in 1951, but with the So you get back to the fact spending. ~ But = packers expect enough to stand the. strain,” he usual seasonal declines and rises. that “unless some, great change

meat production to go up only about half-as much. In kitchen English that means there will be more meat money to spend than there will be meat to buy. Then the butcher counter will be like an auctioneer’s block ~i—the steak goes to the highest bidder. So, where will those extra jdollars you earned in war defense {work be then?

STUFFINESS

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PENETRO NOSE DROPS FALSE TEETH John Holmes, president of Swift

That Loosen & Co., this country’s largest packNeed Not Embarrass er, warned in an exclusive intér-

sg Xasrers of false teeth have sul: red teal embarrassment because thelr a a . ars plate dropped, shipped or wobbled at fust keep some of those extra dollars a at ime. a not live in. fear of out of the butcher shop, we'll is happening to you 2 ir a Fv i - Hitte F PASTE the alkaline (non-acid: SOON be driving the price of meat powder. on your plates. Holds false teeth hj vig more firmly, 30 ney feel more comfort higher and higher. able. Does not Checks ‘plate odor” “Higher ‘taxes for everybody, {denture b breath. Get PASTEETH at any tighter credit controls and a na-

tional drive to get people to pit, some of the extra money they will

make in defense work into savi heise 4 Te but and ings bonds may drain off enough] ns of those beef-hungry dollars to]

keep prices within reasonable limits,” he said. Mr. Holmes, a vigorous, haired man of 58, knows as much about meat as ‘anyone in the world. Born in Belfast, Ireland, and brought to the United States 1} 3516 when he was six, he started at 15] to work as a messenger in Swift's

Chicago plant. At night, he stud-| Armour

jed at. YMCA College, ONE Institute, Northwestern University and University of Chicago. Anti Hi tamine ; A Shift in Buying

Looking at me with intensely

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frigerators and automobiles and’ lence’s great medical discove:

Bei other items that use metals need-| od for defense become more diff-] relief of colds’ nasal misery now a 1 9 : the famous name

Pars cult to buy, people will begin to Fast, Solentitie Moly | *'St. Joseph''—a Spend more money for meat. COLDS’ ou'know! | “He glanced out his office winEels Anti-Histamine [dow over the acres of Chicago's MOSKED NO3IANS } urse, be ready at | _ WATERY EVES the start to check |are restricted in their spending, comfort quick, any ana | they turn the money they can't] spend for other things into eating) {more and choicer steaks and chops; “If we can raise and slaughter enough more pigs and cattle, this extra grab at the butchers’ stocks wouldn't be too serious. But you

aablets today— |stockyards. -35¢, 36 tab 95¢. Sold everywhere. | |and pork loins, ‘eating higher on! must remember it just isn’t pos-

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said, reminding that we are in much better shape today than in 1941, when we entered World War “If ‘we have reasonably good proportions

takes place in.Russia we will be faced with a cold war—not for ‘Pay As We Go’ just one or two years. but for 10

“But .a drought of enormous °F may be 30 years,” he said. “It could work against may be the way to prevent an all-

The 195] level will be about 5 per cent higher than this year.

weather, we can increase produc- production and consequently af- Out third world war.

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for meat,” he continued

he added. “I don’t expect runaway prices "“That’s age caused by because of our steadily increasing needs. meat production, due in part tom good crops of feed and grain and effect,

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