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Colonialism Heads Pell Mell Toward Limbo
Bayt Campaign
In Prime min-| Republic is torney who nationalistic Arab he wos too ister because he} 1886, it against be- g e, told him k . Il et Sh ; ~) leaders sharply demand independence. moderate in nationalizing wos too moderate in] - |demanded and a “colonial” : th St h Ris . ' Algerio, although.a part of I. Present premi Pakistan's violent .. | ved § : ‘ So prosecuted “elietl Showers toot Miran om oymt | | foams oes 1 eset Gathers ren : deputies in Paris, hos on active ment unless he drove control of princely state apes - as - ( » \ movement. British out—which he did. of Kashmir. . Ar = so Radiating Death \ As Election Nears: dn’t tell Mr. 3 Feo « ° By Scripps-Howard Newspapers. : By THE TIMES STAFF cm y, was the . i By $ at the trial, WASHINGTON, Nov. 3—If war comes, we may be or re oulitic LAST MINUTE, inside talk around Mayor Bayfia. ked up by a able to make plants, industrial centers, whole cities unin« taken over by Reds, but election campaign is that Democratic organization behififf; who is now habitable for as long as we want. - TH attracts any. gti : ; i Kk wi m in a fed- : : ne et . _Commupist Viet-Namese him has strengthened considerably in last week. » nih gn for armed This may mean far-reaching revision of war strategy. iFfisad bY aotioncliim 1g During first part of campaign, talk mostly was about . Military and atomic experts believe they have found ENED paige, : 's star wit- d ch ted : 3 Decne bo some Democratic leaders slowing down on job over uns... a new, and cheaper type of ammunition for radiological Vos hed oF healed sores of party splits te arfare, It could be used against i i a" . party splits. a 0 to Nathan warfare cou used against industrial targets. Or took moderate Nova . a gal x Fi 10tel to put against large concentrations of foot soldiers. alist’ postwar demand Democratic leaders contend this handicap began dis- . geal, It's intended to supplant—or perhaps supplement— od fori appearing week ago when Frank E. McKinney, party ed that he World War II-style bombing of strategic targets. Olds ot i ancipie resulting in bloody stalwart, was pushed rapidly into national chairmanship.’ . t $200 of it : : Egypt i i Honqlitts fighting. Nationalists Th thi 11 tt t Indiana organisim and the 3 style bombing killed thousands of non-combatants. Under An ta Ju devahip British Jiro le oguinst EN ra ey say Lhis was ra ying point to put. ‘ndiana orgs : t on a horse. i new plan, city residents could be warned, told to leave. yin create crisis by ful when granted ip of Indonesia. zation high on political map for more national prestige. ified, he bet ; Insiders won't tell the details, but new ammunition wd fregtics Pevaite goverament ja 194. Ex. Novianaist rebel, Bayt backers now are saying they'll go into polls". , which ran § would work something like this: : i or Op et a nidiens ta British, have Bre Tuesday with full head of steam and “win in spite of;
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as asked by active, for as long as they want. Republican backers of Judge Alex Clark for the: . han replied. They can construct conventional high explosive bombs mayoralty contest are ridiculing prospects of new pep im ~ ; An en or artillery shells and load them with radioactive pellets. "ASIA: FOR ASIATICS"—That is what Japan cried when she.pounced on China to spark World War II. And the Far East and Democratic machine. ; : : a ay.” Exploded over a plant or a city Middle East hasn't forgotten it. Unrest spreads and Moscow, of course, doesn't miss a trick. Timesmap explains the rising tide of GOPers are all smiles, counting in advance their atha 's tes- these shells would spew th6u- take a look for himself. Rep. nationalism. ~ “rock bottom" estimate of a : n's ot sands of radioactive pellets Leonard W. Hall (R. N. Y.), : 10,000-vote Majority for Mr. it: . iy A - 5 over the target. chairman of’ Republican Con- Clark. While You Wait el Pearce In. World War II, German gressional Campaign Commit- z . : employed at plants, rail yards, bridges, even oe: Boing joo. 1's added ine World Report— > ; Yax Relief? EUS PASSENGERS on Cope i , were ca r Eas t- ’ " ’ e of Strate aulckly repaired And put in fleground In new. session of to Open A bly in Paris on Optimistic Note = rousious twspuyers oreeing ‘tek irons con. aid he went operation again. If they were Congress and in 1952 cam- (o] pen ssem Y P a 1 X for more good Pews gested streets, were given some - elmont and made radioactive, workmen paign. : ’ : : : 2 on. property taxes Eo year. relief by a tricky demonstra- - horse. could not repair them except ? Th h N WwW ld T d 4 L Pp } WwW th Old : imate on tion of yo-yo skill by a small, he horse's at the Tek of gelting teritfic - TOO Many Shoes Sug ew or en S 10 LOSE rarience ! EY Ee Ee Dov. iv burns—or dying. : '] Compiled from the Wire Services for independence and a settle- * been a slight lessening of ten- f $38.6 million will E Rep. Albert Gore (D. Tenn.), Webi iy 3 po ime to The 6th General Assembly 3 - the war in Indochina. Belgium CM's budset-w sion in the .Indian-Pakistani wR tax rates hat this re- who saw one, of this week's y : : which Secretary Genral Tryg- Russia's top problem is to Ea gy 8 Duduet wal dispute over possession of more than 24 cents per $100 ly checked fests at ihe Nevada proving Shoe industry, which chroni- ve Lie has described as- “a . find a means of getting Com- published today. It disclose Kashmir since the assassina- valuation. ck officials grounds, came back convinced Cally has excess productive ca- significant period in the life of munist China seated in the that a Fosord Peacetime au tion of Pakistani Premier Lia- Experts see chance for asArt School we'll probably never drop an- Pacity, went on a cobbling the United Nations” will open United Nations. of $402 million or 8.4 per cen quat Ali Khan and the placing sessed valuations to rise still day or any other atomic bomb in auger. Spree after Korean War began. Tuesday on an optimistic note, The United States is pledged ©f the national income will be 0 4p problem before the higher when all taxable prop- . Two rac- Says Mr. Gore: : has been plagued since then by Ernie Hjll, Times special cor- to make every effort to win spent for defense. United Nations Security erty gets on books . . . and annfirmed that “Strategic use of the atomic Surplus. Most of them have cut respondent, writes from Paris. United Nations seats for Italy Turkey : Council. other cut in tax rates for next . : . A . prices. From informal sessions of and Japan. i a ear. ‘ weapon is now modified by the : 2 N- 1 y : 8 re laid be- ability of Russia to retaliate. Meanwhile, hide prices are delegates comes a general feel- The Paris meeting is ex- aot Ye Rol}ce . Hong Kong But City officials, who got rney’s Office We cannot let up on stockpil- down and many buyers for ing that the Soviet Union must pected to run about four underground movement of CATHOLIC sources said glung on tao DEL Sslimate later before ing strategic weapons. But we Shoe stores ate ou ne ove make some concessions toward Hon 5 e-third of the Turkey's outlawed Communist that 125 foreign Catholic last year tn” lielr ie was head must re-evaluate our program ©0 purchases for next spring— peace or push the world to the cause on & Party. Evidence of the move- Priests, including 22 nuns, are fevenues, ep B ohh ision of the in the light of the prospect either because they're over- very abyss of war. French electorate are om- t in the arrests of six still imprisoned in Communist fingers crossed on drop in . This was that atomic bombs will not Stocked or because they think Because of the dramatic munists, the Soviet will «find Fo cam . n : a ssh Sis ei They're jittery that figures Mr Caudle again be dropped on a city pices will go down again. atomic tests in Nevada and be- itself with many friends on the a Ad ey abn , may not be what they seem tathan just as poison gas was not Many retailers report price cause they have an opportunity scene and Communist demon- a SE Indo-China and again have to cut spendathas, used in World War II. cuts have helped business. to sit baek and capitalize on strations in favor S Fussian Stan : A FRENCH communique Ing below pidgels. City Hall 's office de- “There must be a vigorous Rush to U. $ Arab revolts, recurrent nation. Proposals are inevitable. French Morocco said that Communist Vietminh Pe enlist iy ir that asn’'t suffici- program of research and_test- . woo alism and bitterness toward Germany A HANDFUL of nationalist rebels lost 3885 men killed in ates will take all sting rge Nathan ing of the use of radiological JAPANESE GIRLS married Colonialism, the Soviets, it is v SION hn extremists taking orders from October, their highest losses in t higher ; . 8 believed, may be ready to talk U. S. COMMISSIONER John U : out of GOP cry about hig ejury. means of immobilizing indus- to Americans have been » Ma) y J. McCloy said that the time leaders refuged in Cairo any month since the war taxes. Lad hung himself half way a police ree- trial cities without necessarily swamping foreign ministry for Of Peace. has come for Germans to run Caused the bloody riots this started five years ago. out window (against rules) to juvenile destroying civilian life.” passports to United States. And the sixth General As- week in. Casablanca, French A + S Setback and slashed his yo-yo thro 5 Lewisburg Since Premier Shigeru Yoshida Sembly will find the 22 peace- thelr IIT y Seine Somme Morocco, according to French rgentina nooper spinning tricks that would" Tuesday's Straws drew passport No. 1 to go to able countries of the western ak ne ene ER Resident General Augustin THE Socialist party has re- BACKYARD gossips who match exhibit of professiomal™. | : Sen Francisco treatysiguing = Diwisiere In fhere Batting, [AGREE Mf mae Guillaume. Quested a delay in the Nav. 11 might want to take a peek at magician. - L TUESDAY'S elections could conference, 2000 have been is- Mr. Hill says. : the National Defense Tran India presidential elections until all the newly opened welfare lists > Stock-taking shows that the portation Association that the parties get a chance to cam- -
Atomic experts can now make any substance radio-
bring a clue as to whether fed-
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Anglo-Egyptian rule of udan.
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pendence instead of
them in guerrillo warfare
INDIAN Prime Minister Ja-
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what polls show.”
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eral corruption issue is breed- Public Law 717, permitting United Nations still devotes it- is prepared to give up : K. ing voters’ revolt against them to lait United States self almost exclusively to remaining occupation controls, waharliai Nehru said he would Socialist Leader Alfredo Rt are i for shioe in county oe | Democrats. citzenship, expires shortly, grappling with old world quar- except for rights connected be glad to take part in-any Palacios, one of seven candi- auditor’s office in Courthouse, ELDERLY WOMAN called. -
At Stake: Four seats in the House of Representatives, two
Some who get passports depart next day. :
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with keeping troops in Germany and with the “exposed
move to end the Anglo-Egyp-tian dispute over the Suez
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: the 67-point agenda of the ition” of West Ge Canal. He added, however, plained that modified martial : i : orships, mayor and . . position” © es rmany 2 : : find one name it would require ; dly ° Oven PR os BAY Fill-In on Oatis Paris meeting not a single one and West Berlin to Soviet ag- that he did not want to take law installed after an abortive wading through lists of many month of August. After sean. a y's taking important cities. Most have JAN VINAR. first secretary rectly ' concerns any New gression. the initiative. revolt Sept. 28 has made cam- yp ucangs of recipients. Names hing first few pages, office. - an the end been fought on local issues, .. 4 No 2 Man at the Czech World member. Soviet Union Mr. Nehru said there has paigning too difficult. are listed in numerical order . clerk asked her name of ge-“° but not all. wig . Lose Patience : . with no guiding index. ceased she was looking for. and Frank For instance: In Kentucky an | Tee It is this everlasting struggle TOP Soviet chemist A. N. ° - Lists have been on counter “N ial” sh . OD. : ; Bh g : : Nesmeyanov said that Russi 's office three days. © one special” she re race (for governor), Vice Pres- “vacation” at home, but em- fOr power and wealth—it has Nesmeyanov said that Russian t I = : lied. “I was out of the ht! ident Barkley, campaigning for basay aids say be's due been going on for more than scientists are now using atomic n e nsi eo Number of persons calling to Pp . out o righ = Deémecratic Gov. Lawrence “momentarily.” Belief here is 2000 years—that has made for energy to develop industry look at them—none. all of August and I . that Re Wetherby, has been heckled on that he went home to get the present isolationist tend- and agriculture. He is presi- : HH Wanted 10 see if any of MF Oidefs finally got administration scandals. and give—latest on the Wil- ency of the western world. dent of the Academy of Sci- or airs Ammunition friends or scquatntarioes dled ppoint Wil- Whetherby is expected to win. liam N. Oatis case, Able to resolve their dif- ences. B while I was away.” $5 ihe al judge in But if his plurality is under ferences without war, many g. eden Back in Paris after a tour GERMANS are tired of try- FEDERAL income tax hear- She found : ibe Presi 100,000, it could Be danger siz- Duff and lke new world countries have lost : of Germany, William H. Stone- ing to talk English. They now ag here on political campaign ound. Aone walked Tart, - nal for Democrats. patience with the conniving RELATIONS between Com- pon has filed this bagful of expect you to talk German, tontributions involving former . out with cheerful “Thank you.” 0 appoint a GOP is sure to win one un- SEN. JAMES H. DUFF European and the undemo- munist Poland and tradition- nuggets on sidelights of life in bad indifferent, even when GOP Mayor Manson Reichert . contested House seat and is (R. Pa.) knew some weeks ago cratic poverty-and-disease- rid- ally neutral Sweden became pat divided and occupied na- 't understand what you of Evansville, is furnishing Jud i the Jud ° . favored to win second in Penn- that Gen. Eisenhower was Hen Aral states. frigid in a bitter exchange of tion. argfiryilg to say. Detsoeratye forces with cam- ging : g sk. tuani soa tn Naw lanning to return here before tin American delegates accusations. By WIL : NEMAN = = = pal ammunition. # mr peline > Sylvania, slic one it New Jere on of ar He told friends have less personal stake in the The Stockholm government yw a Se STRAY German dogs will be Evansville Democrats were eax SNSIGNER letter to,-. Mr. M sey. Democrats think they ) ould see the general “here coming session than any other warned it will ‘act in th BERLIN, Nov. 3 (CDN)— out of luck next year when here last week following testi- X Che .and Mayor oe Makin. have an even chance in Day. . Europe.” Meeting will group. Neverthless its 20-mem- future on PolsnTs Lorre Provided they are still alive, at German land-owners recover mony about the GOP “slush Bapt Wasted Municipal Court ecause they lon, O., House race. They won take place in next few days ber bloc is the largest. ment of several Swedish sea- least two Russians stationed in their shopting rights which funds” ahg how Evansville Fudge t Seth, art og f short steel there a year ago. but district "ree tarts for Texas Tues- The Russians, according t0 men “without anv r Germany have a good sense of have been requisitioned by the GOP Boss Ben Bartlett col- Shs epping’ s authority _ iment has been Republican “in most 4, 44 round up support for reports. come to .Paris pre- fe fo NY TEASON OF pumor and aren't afraid to Allies since 1945. German lected money. Democratic telling police where to e enterpiis, off year elections. making Ike the GOP presi- pared to yield ground on dis. | NDE breaches of regu- gow jt. huntsmen have an old estab- slogan in Evansville campaign Speeding arrests. Al ce that he Democrats hope to wh In 4entia] nominee. : putes involving international lations. When a Russian major and lished ‘habit of shooting any now is: “What about Bartlett.” Judge Howard reéently criti“it w = Philadelphia municipal elec- disarmament, concessions for Sweden's warning came in a pis wife noticed us taking the Strange dogs that happen into = cized police for cate speedDone Te tions (where Republicans have UAW Goes Along ending the Korean war and a heist Hots in reply to one picture of a very pbvious So- their shooting grounds. AMA Amity ers on outskirts ‘of city white" new chair- dominated for vears . . . and UNITED AUTO WORKERS’ plan for letting some 14 new Tom Varsaw Oct. 17 which viet plainclothesthan near 2 ® = =» : failing to halt hot rod drivers Ey are charged with corruption). Jaren AUTO WORE Pres. Members into the organization. 2Ccused Sweden of disregard- the Red army memorial in WHILE THE Allies still A PICTURE of contrast was downtown. The letter, which fc head- They hope to win in Buffalo, 000 Be Ja) and wage sta- Not on Agenda ing Poland's rights by failing East Berlin they stopped and Drag about I Se a noted at the Indiana State Sains to represent 1400 East his x too. because of local scandal. oon. TIO TG VEO re They would also like the .° Teturn political refugeés. openly guffawed at the Soviet Segiin Folisy N00% rihiane Medical Association here last 1rvingtenians. Biys pratie faDemocratic Chairman Frank a : United Nations to t : Poland stooge 2 + CS week . . . the close harmony S are most frequent on 5 of McHale at least—will quiet demands ons to take over olan ge. about the future. About 50.- city's outskirts : McKinney has hurried home to rsd . the problem of uniting Ger- i : 2,7 Pio * and fellowship approach be- . - t admire’s Indiana to try to make sure of Jor Da-steike Pledge from or many although. that ri pot MARSHAL ROROSSOVSKY, EXHORTATIONS from the 900 of Joe San be 0 doing tween the American Medical Unless Judge Howard mends™ Sra . re-electing Democrats in Indi- S'u J { onthe agenda a Russian, has been thorough United States high commis- Manual work aroun © Association and individual, his way, the letter threatens, i. \ppearanees . Walter Reuther, president o : and quick in accomplishing th Ini streets of the West sector, the le wi ’ erence ‘and anapolis, other municipal &on- the big CIO union, had refused Communist sources say the ob £ nd piishing the sioner to United States em- manv of them WOImER. ‘Who physician-members. people 11 take action. committee- tests. to submit Borg-Warner strike. Soviets are convinced they Poland r JON re as Sent 10 plows to “get owt and mix shouldn't be doing that kind of THINS Was, some members re- - pan Mr. McKin- to wage board processes, had Would improve their position by All 4 Rote Afcounts say. o+. With the Germans” have mot OO : called, when they had little to Silent but SI Sa ted he is a Critical Bargains claimed effect of strike on de- easing East-West tension and are now in the hamis or ro, Chused any great increase in Sle ws say in the big AMA policies vi. My ; ht and sot ‘fense was minor, But Truman, centering world attention on on 3 Ena of Rus- streetcar and pedestrian’ traf- NOBODY CAN complain and practices, felt no associa- TRI : ied around GOVERNMENT has been Defense Mobilizer Charles Wil- the flaming North African and jobs have fust : ast six key fic. about the lack .of service in tion with amgust group. - RICH - OR “TRAY of the eavyweight selling items in critical supply son and other administration = Middle East Arab world. Soviet erierals een Alleg by ON THE streetcar betw German hotels.” Most people But post-war threat of so- er En TS To onety 3 at “surplus” sales, for bargain officials stood firm, and Reu- Secretary of State Acheson generals. y Streetcar between omplain because there is too Cialized medicine brought quick B. McConnell of 5303 Boule * standards prices, Rep. Albert Gore (D. thér has now agreed to send “has proclaimed disarmament Czechoslovakia Bad Godeshers and Bonn, AP. much. | move of “solidarity.” AMA Vard'Place, tell of an unusual WR Sdalds Tern) his. discovered. strikers back to work, let wage and United Nations help in re- THE Prague newspape ital of Western Germany, local When vou walk into the convention exhibits here cud- Halloween routine pulled om ts . | a iM He stopped at Kirtland Air board machinery operate. building Korea when the war Rude Pravo said that Er pure hers Pare - a Breidenkamp? at. Dusseldorf Sled 45 10 Gortors WIth charts pi ny Rupe Oe orl Force Base, Albuguerque, this Note: White House advisers ends as two of the most Im- Minister of Defense Alexei ride rans B16 Suphased or the Kaiserhof in Essen it is showing services performed, bi ater Toved 10 a sn uct of him- week, saw lists of material heaved sighs of relief when Portant problems before the Cepicka has announced that rolets, not treet rs d st customary for two“bellhops t6 stressing what “AMA ‘is doing en as ednesday nightr= i. being offered at bargain coun- New York State Mediation BR TIINY. itil the Czechoslovak - Bavarian of them NS CArS, and most trip you up, trying to grab with your dues.” Here's how it worked. When
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Copper wire, cable, included. Also
ter prices. brass, were
Board took over tough job of settling longshoremen's strike.
are most vitally interested in the Suez Canal, Iranian oil, the Sudan,
border will be
“transforined into a fortress.”
When we took a Sunday morning walk through the gold’
your bag. When you leave they trip you up by trying to help you on with your coat.
One AMA field man admitted: “Brother it's a hell of a switch.”
Mrs. McConnell answered a knock at the door, two silent masqueraders Held up little :
items now being purchasad by Mr. Cepicka als : - » ; ) ugh an ap- other branches oF mina On the Cuff Libyan independence scheduled a new “Taw Ra 0 Sunetiheed and crimson woods around’ - 2 4 2 signs saying the inevitable oe i for Jan. 1 and a peaceful settle- tion" ary educa- Schlachtensee in ‘the Gruene- WE HAVE yet to visit a U ed S “trick-or-treat.” When she reruman was such as oil and grease dispens- CONGRESS’ ACTION last ment of the Indian-Pakist i an but no details of it were wald with a borrowed poodle - town in Western Germany that nwant upport turned with the usual candv McKinney's ers, airplane starters, genera- July in easing credit curbs is squabble over Kashmi tan given. He said that all mass we were regarded as more of a doesn't have a brand new 2 d 1 the : tors, oil pumps, switches. showing up in larger consumer Top R shmir, organizations, “which include curiosity than the och) nightel b. Th lic . MANAGER of Indianapolis 2nd apples, pranksters ait the Saat He whote Joss Larson. Gen debt burden op Russ Problem half the nation’s o 3 p e. nightelub. The police’ are also bowling alley is finding him- merely shook their heads ang: Deter o eral Services Administration Qutstanding installment-buy- The French are most dis- had “applied” RT ation, gmericans in Berlin apparent- well established in handsome sof in awkward position. dur- held up two more little signs. press con- suggested he stop the sale, told ing debts rose $141 million in turbed over Morocco’s demand education, ary AR Trequent the woos. 3s Ls ere. ae IE Saycralty campaign. Toy Ta "Seotch a ndie y told re- him he ‘thought GSA had been August, $112 million in Sep- Re church are still in tatters. With, his hat on he could water, a banker created to stop such waste. tember. Public now owes $13. . pass for Mayor Bayt's twin The McConnells were forced . nking, real : 156,000,000. Reda xi Hin of curbs Why Not Skip That 10-Dollar Dinner? ’ go Tea Te boll smi Bgl yin His station was put over by power i — 3 S ree times. e su 'V petition Heat's On bies for auto and appliance ir oO ; : . : him Spport in the election the free-loaders were weaving SAN FRANCISCANS who makers. T t Al i Fi ae. ut he's a lifelong, rock- off in the direction of more Pa rated his hadn't paid their taxes have Washi Void ns a Mos Qa in our La t ribbed Republican. victims. at nesday for forked over $1,102,600 in last as ngton ol By E i : - +10, ’ vy - ERNIE HIL 2.8 ; dest son of ; " STORY OF THE WEEK, on $2.80 in England; $2 in Fran rorld’ , and Demo- et A wonderland of Washington PARIS, Oct. 27 (CDN)—In and $1.50 in Germany. > oo henest Jvpep. for $3500 R ,,- Jn i v imitte : bureaucracy: Europe today the abused Amer- It is possible 8 ources, is.n or . Radios and electric o* eman bleshooter Charles F. Masarik ureaucracy Pp » Of course, to = sections of Germany and oth t sive . McKinney t' there’ when Collector A big Toledo firm went ican dollar is worth almost spend $10 on a dinner if you ts wh h i Se gadgets ate expensive, ind words Aa Smyth suspended, through Wage Stabilization twice as much as it is at home. insist on champagne served by oh Oe Ae hissy $e." i such Dixie latnched tough lien-filing pol- Board machinery to r#ise pay This applies to food, hous- ‘waiters with White gloves. clothing stores. pans, COLONELS in Germany live . Harry F. fey. He's taken in another Of its union workers. Then it Ing clothing and other Euro- But the American dollar con- and post exchanges for Amer- IP 12 to 15-room requisitioned . and Gov. $200,000 so far from those Asked salary stabilization pean products w : tinues to command most of the ican citizens ’ houses while captains rate 8 _ uth Caro- against whom liens OR fileq. Doard to let it raise white col- Yenich ae un 3 prestige ‘it commanded in the i. s to 10-room jobs. Smaller fry : ‘ lar workers, . e 0 the United States 10 years get completely furnished bos a a of the dena a Nothing happened. Finally a high cost' of 2.4 2 ago. A SIRLOIN STEAK, lapping apartments comparable to $125 4 Ph Andy used S8enator-Committee, at same you! PNY Sroubjesh a rE ine THAT does not mean that ED Side y hia, pus Rie Nasty New Fork for dg brothers in address as Slice of Ban ran After much huntifg an official the United Ihe age Brie, Frenchman bread, butter and coffee runs Most Americans living in o thelr stay Sno Democratic county chair- decided 1, must be Wl Sates. “30 standard, He gets ob 85 cents in Frankfurt, for ex- Europe are enjoying a stand- oe . case. (Turns out that means ° s So £5 * ample. , ard that few of them ever 3 McKinney Committee falled to pay 4 cage where workers in the cents a quart tively low salary, : experienced ‘in the United pag Amos and $1357 in withholding taxes and same plant have already re- in Frankfurt, 5 Thé cost of {pod and clothing -— Bap us Sik States = those who federal insurance contributions. ceived a wage increase.) Germany.$ ave been kept down. A dollar rved 2 Srimmngs Minor offi : . : ials in the Allied : ; ast. But: the man } : . A changed into shillings, fr is 70 cents. nina : . n charge of Small auto & g$, francs j vernment offices are unabl y 's a beautiful building, isn't. » attending Far East Campaign tandem cases couldn't find the mobiles are or marks buys a lot more in Americans are allowed 15 = do without a ieee the Th N rani to iy he, : 4 all party at - bil file, either. He decided it must $950, new. Mr. Hil Europe than it will in the packages of U. S. cigarets a’ and a nursemaid. St. ‘by the American Legion's The GI said: “You look. My : advanced HOUSE Republican Leader he"“a tandem case in the grey Cigarets locally made are 10 United States. - week at 10 cents a package. Nevertheless, they spend new headq ts building on are . : wi. i2 1k McHale Joseph W. Martin of Magssa- area.” Definition—a case for cents a package in both France Of course,” explained one ‘American products on the eonsiderable time complaining a dark night last week. . hunting. Boy, how my wi : Kinney tor Chusetts, whose correspondence employees in between the juris- and Germany. There is a Lon- German, “you will fot find any free market, however, are al- about the cost of a living One was a soldier in uniform kids to. have n because with Gen. Douglas MacArthur. dictions of the wage and sal- don shop that will fashion you Of bur farmers riding around most prohibitive:in price when gtandard 3 ha : y C 0 s they never dreamed and the other was an ex-GI. ple of rooms in a tive figure set off explosive Far East ary boards. At last reports, a tailor-made suit for.$36. in Cadillacs, and most of our purchased with local currency. they would enjoy until Uncle The veteran looked at the that, or any place herefore “a ~~ policy battle last spring, is Toledo company’s file was still A meal that would cost you factory workers ride bicycles The black market rate on Sam shipped them abroad and block-long building with lights matter,” ks leadership. heading across the Pacific to floating out there in the void. $5 in New York runs roughly instead of driving cars” American cigarets is 50 cents, gave them a commissary card. streaming from two big rooms. And they walked . 2 # u’ - 4 : Jeg ; A . ~ 3 : a
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