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industrial, [+ will be finished before the first of the year and will contain 100,000 square feet, r 000 feet of previous office space in Plant 3 for production of tank transmissions and diesel locomotive

up pitched into the general defense effort. German industry, he charged, its . workers by

a proportion of profits for itself. The German government, he said, “must institute conservation, dis-

tribution, production, consumption, fiscal and credit controls.” Surprise

Mr. Cattier tried to soften the blow somewhat. Dr. Erhard, he said, already had changed his free-wheeling economic = policies, The observation apparently was a surprise to Dr. Erhard. Shortly before his departure by plane for the States, he said: “We can’t afford the luxury of a planned economy.”

The difference in views points,

up a major contradiction in U. 8. poligy in Germany. From the beginning of the occupation, Amerjcam experts have been the most vigilant exponents of unfettered economy. At various times they have balked the plans both of German Socialists and of British occupation officials to introduce elements of control in the snowballing Germany economy. >

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Now, in the pressure for defense production, the Americans are more outspoken in urging these controls than almost any other group. The Germans are confused. Germany's remarkable industrial fecovery sometimes is cited as “Exhibit A” in the casebook for completely free economy, but this is not entirely fair. Billions of dollars of outside aid have been transfused into the German) arteries, without which the recov-

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parts. a Reporter Hops a Fence—

By FRED B. HUBBARD

ney harbor's Garden Island — a huge n

—is the center of a raging controversy. |

ing the government of lax secur-

set about proving its case. In the other corner: An irate! Navy minister, Josiah Francis,

who has had less success in deny-| ing the charges. i The row began with the recent sabotaging of Australia’s only air-| craft carrier, the Sydney. Some-| one damaged one of its radar sets while the warship was being! refitted in the dockyard for Ko-| rea duty. |

Simple to Get In

This led Telegraph columnist] David MeNicoll to observe that] getting into Garden Island over an unguarded back fence seemed to be a simple matter. Taking it from there, a Telegraph reporter and two photographers hopped the fence, entered the dockyard, photographed several of its installations, and left unchallenged. Half-an-hour later, the reporter appeared at a main dockyard gate, and presented a dockyard worker's pass which had been turned in to the Telegraph by! a reader who “got ‘it in some small change in a bar. This time, however; the reporter: was nabbed. He-arotised a Navy ||

ery would have been impossible [guard's suspicion’ by appearing

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at a seldom-used gate and by presenting the pass at a time! when most passholders were about to quit work. Hailed before naval authorities,

Torch Singer Just Won't Light Up |

DETROIT, July 12 (UP) rathem give: up smoking than have to mop floors. The held in jail for 12 hours yester-| day following a raid on ah after-| hours ‘drinking ‘spot. Arrested! with her was Buddy Young, former University of Illinois AllAmerican football player. = » ~ BEFORE SHE was released with no charges placed against her, Miss Vaughan entertained her fellow prisoners by rendering some of her famous songs. But when she lighted a cigaret, | a matron told her that smoking was allowed only to prisoners who took a hand with a mop. She put out the cigaret,

Killed in Indiane Crash

ENGLISH, July 12 (UP) Joseph J, Radin, 69, Cleveland clothing salesman, was killed yesterday when his car ran off

Ind. 82 about two miles west of Leavenworth and hit a bridge abutment,

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