Show NEWS ANALySIS HA S s sw w British French Fore l w ond GOP Chiefs Push T aX il lion i Ford ford Takes Pric 1 a hi hii gip P w M by lInn N Nw ire Pi lair EDITOR sorrows MOTE HOTEl tl la t up taN r V pat aw SC a tsi w rt 1 j it II rI 6 t 5 fj 0 iN Gye at aa left laces Meri Der a JT ge tat aa right is II face Ice Atlanta Oa Ga a s chime post left pea apes by death ath of 01 his ilia father ather See GEORGIA ALLIANCE France Britain Traditional el tea against Oer Ger- mercy Great Britain and nd France renewed their old bond In London by agreeing to e treaty of alliance to guard a rebirth of an c- c ag retch th the si wa was directed against Germany oh- oh servers saw W In ID the pact k of the western etem European Europen pow era against bUt the expanded influence of Russia on the continent With and France Franci serving as a acore core smaller nations like Uke HoUnd Holland end and Belgium might adhere dhere to the tem bloc to check the threat of In n concluding their alliance Brit aid and Ind Irene agreed to work worle for forthe the development of western I European to promote mu mua property and t at the same lame time of a tron strong Industrial base bue for or war In Germany Emphatic l w was placed on harmon Icing bin the British and French economic mic to remove trade tride and nd German Indus Indus- Industry try like to the needs need of neigh nelah- neighboring boring CONGRESS f d Standing pit pat on their tim tion to Scala eale personal income taxes sod nei trim the 1 1947 budget of at essery 7 talus GOP hou hens leaders tUta med to push pub through a 20 p per perCent r cent y by Representative 1 Knutson RIp Rep Mom With the Republicans Rep cans cn cautious about paring u because of the unsettled world situation Jon President Truman budget bUdet dill did not bot leave lene too room for tinkering As Aa a result GOP aop leaders lelden planned to 4 concentrate on the Income cut ed at 3 3 billion Taber dollars doUan and con con- continue continue the current high bleh excise levies on liquor furs fun jewelry and other Item Representative Taber Rep ReI N Y chairman of the house bouse appropriation committee asserted the budget could be reduced at least I 3 to 4 billion dollar dollan still assuring expenditures expenditure and allowing for I a payment on the national debt Such a cut would bring brine the budget et In lIn line with the decrease In revenue resulting from the 20 per percent percent cent tax slash FORD Production Lead Declaring that the high standard of American living was based upon mu mass production Ford Motor com com- compare pare slashed the price of nine mod ela 11 from 15 to 50 to stimulate a Cautious buyers market Thua did Henry Ford II fl youthful of the famed auto com com- panT teal steal a march on organized labor on the eve of negotiations for new contracts and nd set let the pace for fol industry generally A As labor was to clamor f for higher wages Ford In- In that they coated be paid out of increasing production ot of goods Od with workers sharing the rising profits With price away up and buyers b hesitant to pay for tor tn inflated American tanda standa t at the crossroads Ford rord said Brin Bring prices within reach of the ve average con can urner umer through m and the U S may well weD avoid a recession b be declared d With em on the tire rile Ford revealed that his bli compaQ company ts 11 turn turn- In log out about units a day ex ex elusive dUllye of bu buses ind Dd tractors FOOD Full Lauder Larder Sugar cookin cooking and oils oUa and and many processed food foods containing these ingredients may be In supply In 1947 but otherwise Amer lean lean ar are assured allured of a full tuU larder this year the l Grocer Grocers Bulo letin reported A roundup of the food tood industry to In there thee predictiOn HEAT Per capita supplies should Include 68 pounds pound of pork ea e pounds of beef beet 9 8 pound of at Teat real realand and 5 pounds pound of at lamb mutton POULTRY The number of farm farm- raised alsed poultry promises to tube bl up S I Ito Sto to T 7 per cent ID broU broiler production up 15 per cell cent With ex ports pom lower there should b be sum tu dent elent eggs el despite an I 5 pe peg cep drop In DAIRY somewhat smaller maner milk output aup plies of dairy products product should b bb adequate to meet demands demand FRESH VEGETABLES Plenty at lower prices price FRUITS Record volume GRAIN FOODS Bumper rain grain crops crop assure allure ample stocks of flour dour hot and cold eold cereals spaghetti and corn eom rup CANNED FOODS Production Is expected to reach record figure of million standard cases case corn pared with 1114 million in 1945 Even the sugar situation will not ot be so 0 bad the Bulletin said At M 33 MI I pounds pound the per cap capita supply of aug ue ar ad will be at least 10 pounds more I than in 1946 and use of substitute I sweetening agents enta will help Increase production of prepa prepared red desserts cake mixes chocolate and cocoa condensed milk lame jams and jellies GEORGIA Chip 00 Of Old Block With Old Gene gone one Young Herman kept alive aUve the fiery Tal- Tal Talmadge madge madel tradition In GeorgIa politics When his hil father died before be could be Inaugurated young Tal- Tal Talmadge madl madge mustered sufficient support In the legislature to have himself named governor then defying In- In Governor Arnall who held his election Illegal he set et up his own In III the state capitol Meeting young Talmadge's Talmadge bold challenge challene Arnall carried the issue to the tate state supreme court court dominated by hi his own appointees But again Herman truck struck beck back by threatening to ignore lanore an adverse court decision on OD the rounds grounds tha taut t the constitution tion empowered the legislature to elect a governor and a denial of the right represented judIcial encroach ment upon the legislative branch ot of government Amid the hub hub-bub one sure fact emerged Young Talmadge had demonstrated political leadership and was a power to be reckoned with in Georgia politics ITALY ITALY V Lt d fK Anxious to outer the em Ita against rb i lII tr m e chaos chao following U 11 s granted Italy loan to rebuild reb dollar ke key segments l tI of industry aneS r QI took action to route BV loon of wheat to the cow country 7 ul 1 U s 11 action citon climaxed AI do dl Gasperis Gasperi's whirlwind Del with tor speedy assistance The lean lean Italian b ld of state flew to Sidi country for tor help as al bJ his shaken by br continued ens I and food j U S advanced 10 JJ from the Import Export bank on the stipulation that thai the Italian mint ment could maintain sta In also alo provide tori er imports needed eded to make makl the JUI- JUI as bons bon's economy conomy work Needing de Gasped Plea that Italy was scratching the bo bottom ot of lu larder and was In need of tub sub strolls help before f We the II next hats vest Tet the U S diverted to Italy six alx 1 ships bearing b grain crain destined for foi CM OL a in In en agreement with th the Canadian government for I d poses po r 1 o the Carol Canol oU oil project In Yukon territory the U S S closed on one of the most molt coo con developments j owed of World War Wu n P Condei s Id u as a costly b e bJ tee senate was war investigating Committee last September 1 w iUt b by the army to furnish a source of fuel tot lot totI I the an zone lone Though pe petroleum l reported that oil 00 reo Dear Norman rort Were lied the arm army drilled w wells n there and erected I a mile pipeline ie to tl at Whitehorse 7 In d development f ok of Canol hithe Jb face of W CODe the arm army brought Jh the ensuing wrath upon tz own at a coat ot of anbre rat re than thaD 53 donan Canol failed a a big bli pr producer ducer from the atari and t t hesitated to risk iti operation In peace Hence the sell eU the I Ii dismantle them the for lor piece piece- piecemeal Meal disposal or abandon them |