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(furlong. | Last March, OPS saddled the {horse-meat packing tycoons with (an order forbidding the use of] [filly of old paint in sausage. Their | im was to protect folks from getting percheron when they] ithough they were getting porter-| house. But it seems as if theré are a lot of folks around the country who really love horse flesh—to eat, that is. OPS learned to its dismay that there is a thriving industry in horse sausage, horse loaf and horse salami. One processor even puts out horse dogs. 3] A flood of protests, more or less, descended on the antihorseburger elements in OPS. These complaints demanded that the prohibition on pony patties be lifted forthwith, One retailer in Arizona sent along a batch of photographs of his market. “Looked fine,” OPS admits.

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The horsemeat magnates gointed out that they made no attempt to hide the fact that their products might be just a brief | canter from the packstretch at t| Churchill Downs. And they said |their prices, around two-bits a | pound, enabled a lot of people to eat meat who otherwiss couldn't. The horse-eating centers of the ountry, OPS discovered after a urried survey had been finalized, re around Seattle, Portland,

and other Fine Jewelry! {parts of California and Arizona. | They also learned that the horse

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| t | | WN By RICHARD STARNES {is properly processed,” OPS] Your Work Soripps-Howard Staff Writer lclaims. “The sweat glands must| xii i | WASHINGTON, May 16—The be removed. Then it makes a Hii In Our E Office of Price “Stable-ization’s” very sweet meat. That's hearsay, | & ban on horseburgers didn't last of course.” . | An

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M : . J |themselves out of a job--slaugh-jlening between 600,000 and 700,{000 animals a year, far beyond the rate of replacement. | With unwonted speed, the OPS | people took time by the fetlock

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| URBANA, Ill. (UP)—A University ‘of Illinois veterinarian says paint which is peeling off barns or fences is just as poisonous to cattle as fresh paint if they| both contain lead. Dr. P. D. ‘Beamer sald many deaths can be prevented if a veterinarian treats the animal immediately,

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