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On Fair Trade

| A Sales Tax By United Press WASHINGTON, Feb. 25 — An economist warned Congress today | that reviving the 'so-called ‘fair

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trade” laws would "cost® the consuming public as much as 10 to 12 per cent sales tax, Dr. Joseph M. Klamon, profes sor of marketing at Washington University in St. Louis, made the statement in testimony ‘prepared for delivery . hefore the House Monopoly Subcommittee, : Also called to testify before the was Q.. Forrest

| Walker, an executive of ‘Macy's, [New York department store which

set off a spectacular price war last vear on branded merchandise {which had long sold at “fair traded’ or fixed prices,

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AN ELECTRIC CIRCUS TRAIN, : A DOLL HOUSE LARGE ENOUGH TO PLAY IN.

These are the grand prizes in The Times’ “Greatest Show on Barth” contest starting today. | Boys and girls under 12 may anter this new contest. There are,

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Permits Fixing Two House subcommittees are studying bills to restore the “fair trade” laws. They would permit i manufacturer and any one retailer to fix minimum resale prices bn the manufacturer's ‘“namebrand” product and make it bhinding -on all other retailers in the state, A Supreme Court decigion last year in effect scuttled the ‘fair trade” laws, on the books of 45 states. Pending bills would overturn the court decision. Fair trade supporters claim they need the price-fixing provisions to protect small, independ-! merchants from “predatory” price slashes by big chains and

But Dr..Klamon asserted that the pending legislation would “destroy our anti-trust laws” and “would seriously affect the liv-| ing standards of a large portion|

Top prize for boys is a complete of our population.”

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locomotive, during the years they were in op-

three gaily painted cars, a 104- eration ‘cost the consuming pub-

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circus all ready to set up. Real looking black and white

lic many billions in higher fixed prices on branded goods.” “Legislation of this sort i® the

10 prizes for girls and 10 prizes two-gun holster sets will be given equivalent of a 10 to 12 per, cent

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them until you have colored all It's plasticiand can be hung up enforcing anti- trust in The in the back yard and can be folded have

five of the drawings Times this week. When you've finished all five] drawings, mail them to Contest! Editor, The Indianapolis Times, |

1 Dead, 2 Hurt Iv Drunken Fight

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by Modoc Courity Sheriff E. R. (Buck) Server and two deputies who found him crouching and mumbling over his wife's body in their blood-spattered shack in Alturas’ “Indiantown” section. Allen was subdued and disarmed after he threatened to kill the officers with a shotgun, the sheriff said. Allen's wife, Delores, 19; his brother, Joe ‘Allen, 24, of Likely, Cal, and Verlene Peddee, 37, also - of Likely, were found sprawled around the cabin, all critically wounded by bullets from a 22 rifle, Sheriff Server said the four were reported to have argued drunkenly in a tavern prior to the shooting.

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All entrants must he under 12, and not” relatives of employees of The Times! or Cirele Theater, Entries must be mailed before midnight! Sunday, Mar. 2., to Contest Editor, The Indianapolis Times, 214 W. Maryland is. ecision of the judees will be 1, a Solorines will become properly of he)

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“The Greatest Show on Earth” starting Friday at the. Circle! Theater, | Starred in the circus picture are| {Betty Hutton, Cornel

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