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' r I - '' 't - Prices 1 i'i- ri'''' - Will Mcitch' 4 f -- - - r - f - ' Senators Hint eDia09 to Get Defense obs d I at z:2 The-hea- -- exempted foodiclothing and Medi4 cine would raise $12500000001annually Chairman George GPinigia of the finance group agreed with Barkley that a new tax measure would be necessary next year said-Thhe would prefer a "withUnder holding tax" on incomes that method a designated percent1 age ot an individual's income would he withheld at the source—land turned over to the governmenp in the same manner as social securitir taxes now are collected - ' ress i r(412V- 13 Aug 1 CaJ-P- - i views regarding a general sales levy Vandenberg said that a general 5 per cent sales tax which Iiiekoli Asks Price Curb Probers Rap Rise Need Pepper on WASHINGTON Aug (AP)—A series legitimate Airport Delay minds for wage increases in many industries will be inescapable ee - - Wednesday on a bill to prevent the government from marketing its stores Of cotton and wheat in any move to curb undue price increases but agriouIture department officials predicted- that President Roosevelt- would veto it Secretary of AgriculturelNick- ard will recommend the' !veto programs He added that cotton' wheat growers were assured said official& who declined to be and Of parity prices for their crops quotedi by :nameo on the ground this year that It would create an artificial ' scarcity and unreasonable prices e to the government's 8125- 000freer of cotton and 175000- 11 We 000 bushelgof wheat for thq duration oi the' war as the legisla' tion provides Passes 176 :to 163 The 12 ill Cleared congres" dur- with uuyouu but wo Wm mover ingthel! daY when the house withdrop our quality to tale 'saveslittle ebate adopted a senatehouse conference report on the tag of any sale or situation measure by a rollcall vote !of 176 to 1631 Voting for the bill were sacred contract 6-QuaFty Is 118 Democrats 56 Republicans and tWo Progressives opposing fse us and our customors And it were 80 Democrats 81 Republithe mainspring of our besiness h cans and two minor party rep- asked several witnesses their igan dor - Of i ' t ' 3 - I' ! Allen E Dodd of New York president of the American Management association and John V LawrSnice of Washington i representing the American 'Trucking! association said a general 'sales tax would be fairer than proposed increasedexcise levies on a selected group of Other witnesses made products the same contention Tuesday Senator Vandenberg (ID MiCh- ' — Claude Wickiir4 13 Barkley :Woulq I (1" GOODIES 14 194r- —Wugust - : :''45- 4 - ' - p4I4 : 13 UPI— 1 -v f I' 4" ' "' - ' 4'k" e Members of the' newly created economic defense board plctured as they gathered for first mietin'g at the call of Vice President Wallace Seated left to right Secretary of ' t Treasury Henry Morgenthau Vice President Wallace Secretary of War Henry StimsonSecretary of Agriculture ' '7: 'I' ' ' - - 'r : :4: t - Econoimic ' Unit Meets Veils Activity '''::i: -- ' J - '' NCNV :'x ! - !!r thv to -- -- 11 -- 'fr ' The senate finance :committee heard new suggestions for a general sales tax Wednesday but Senator Barkley i of Kentucky Little Democratic leader suggested that "we should saveat least oneaburce for the tax bill we are gOing to have next year" 1) ! tf —41 '! 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'1- 5 For '42 Legislation '11 1" '''- - WA$1IINCTON Aug WASHINGTON Aug 13 (INSI President Roosevelt's newly created Leon :Henderson told congress Wednesday unless the administra- —A special: house investigating economic defense board—includini tiOn price Control bill and other regulatory measures are put into committee Wednesda y night sharply criticized Senator Pepper' Vice President Wallace and seven operation (D) Florida W E Harkness of the office of price cabinet officials as rnembers—or-Florida Mate procurement officer and the Florida state works projd testified before ganized Wednesday with Wallace administration ects administration for an "unemphasizing that secrecy must aunt: the house banking committee that reasonable unwarranted and uninround its every move in coordinat- the question of future wage justified" delay in constructionair-of on h o w g ing this government's' economic creases would depend the army's Eglin field Fla on acts the congress pendquickly port runways last spring policies in the foreign field control bill The committee headed by Dow iession behind ing"Ifprice After a we ajloW things to go on W Harter (D) Ohio in a report i closed doors in the vice president's as at present" he said "I don't WASHINGTON Aug 13 (INS)) on its investigation charged that ornate office in the capitol Wallace believe we could escape a set of WASHINGTON Aug 13 UPI a of 30 days wax occasioned outhad —Seven told reporters the group corporations holding $2- - indelay tstablishment of a price ceiling on demands by the first legitimate a Allied Matebattle two lined called of the year—when many con- - 882000000 in defense contracts rials Inc between projects and had sugar announced Tuesday by the of Atlanta Ga and or increases office of price Ldministration will for reports from several depart- have former reprewage employes and the Pan American He declined to disclose the based on cost of living Increases sentatives in the be reflected in a retail price level office of produc- Texas over con‘ Petroleum nature of these projects "It seems Inescapable that OM management according to tracts for corporation nationally from 56 to eventing for air field the asphalt offiA a 'have cents of to OP CS kind evidence this $6 pound congress runways you'd pressure presented Veil Activities cials estimated Wednesday regardless of whether it came Monday Senator Pepper the committee Is of a like cards" "This game or unorganized from Senator Truman (rm Missouri held They emphasied the figure rep- he said "You was ostensibly "desirous" hand show don't your tesented an average for all sections labor :4' federal employes school chairman of the senate commit- that Pan get the job— the price to the other fellow In advance" of the country ant-thatee or what teachers have you" the defense pro- and had American investigating "nominated" board the the In presup a statement from for a promotion in the Harkness Henderson was asked Rep- - gram per pound would be considerably identsetting procuredirected that it develop plans resentative Crawford (R)byMichi- - 0 P M presented he lower in many localitiet which bad requested ment division of the treasury As vari The coordinated action the for cents was set by names et'33 he of "would the whether ceiling gen go along" giving corporations a result the committee chargedt at He on raw bus Of on a names not sugar 'government departments the former Harkness awarded a 1800000- the pound price- control system that but asked to be advised of need for would- - allow farmers to make employes or representatives and becomes effective 1 hurviey t gallon asphalt contract to Pan new legislation if any and aped- - even More than the 110 per cent The following firms were listed: American giving Allied fled that the group should devote1 of parity provided for them in the Bethlehent Steel corporation Materials awithout chance to bid Curtiss-Wrigattention to Ineesures which would bill ad us te help them as Craw- - Chrysler corporation Captain Le Baron C Colt army inure 'postwar reconstruction and ford put it recover the losses of General Electric Gen- resident engineer for Florida also of American for the last 10 years The witness re- - eral Motors United Aircraft and the maintenance was criticized by the committee' 4 eign trade United States Steel plied:r of on basis the testimony that Said the board's activities Wallace :IOC not The price administra- Senator Connally (D) Texas had invoked "all forms of :WASHINGTON Aug 11 1"--- would be limited to foreign rather tor's Job to balance a scale of jus- - questioned John IX Biggers direc- he technicalities" to embarrass Altstablishment of a field office at than domestie economic problems tics and equity I think tor of production 'for 0 P M re- lied Materials and the war deLos Angeles to expedite construc- Ile declined however to distuss that's the purpose of don't legisla- garding what Connally said were judge advocate general'S tion of defense homes in 11 west reports that the question of trade tion before you That isthe to prevent "rumors" that employes et 0 P M partment office was cited for delay in givern states particularly California relations with Japan—made acute obwere to influence their using r was directed Wednesday by John by the freezing of Japanese assets inflationary:tendencies" ing an opinion involved in the Theprice-administratosaid no tain contracts from former firms case adfederal works come Carmody in this country—would under ceiling had been set on retail "I am not makin&that charge ministrator broad scrutiny 'of sugar but it was hoped but in view of these tumors I feel prices Pierce Williams of San Fran"the housewife buyer would fix that 0 PM should have an opcisco formerly a speciiil field rep- Act Umpire a ceiling as the supplies a r e portunity to air the matter pubresentative for the work projects ' Meanwhile there were indica- - ample" licly" Connally said diwas administration named tions that the vice president him- He said - a conference was rector of the office which will self might be called upon to serve planned soon with representativessupervise projects assigned to the as a sort of "umpire" for any of 20 or so refineries C in the counJ'wtA in Arizona 'California disputes that might among on develop what would be try Oregon Washingto n Nevada department heads over the pursuit "a fair price for refined 111 sugar" Idaho Utah Wyoming Montana of certain economic Policies Representative (D) Sacks NEW YORIC Aug 13 4INS)-- i Colorado--- and New Mexico Wallace said the board would Pennsylvania said strikes h a d -' WASHINGTON Aug 13 01-- - Home owners will soon be called act only through the individual de- - closede all: sugar refineries in n W Hawkes president of upon to curtail the use of oil for Printini-Critftsmeconfining its efforts to Philadelphia and the word going Albert Elect partments the Commerce of the heating purposes Dr John W Chamber would which out policies was formulating there that the strike United Statesoftermed the closed Frey marketing directorof the would-causout be the various I BALTIMORE Aug 13 (P)—The tarried by a sugar shortage and monopo- federal office of petroleum coorInternational 4tissociation of Print- agencies "There is absolutely no short- - shop Wednesday and called on dinator declared Wednesday age oUsugar in any way" Men-- : listic ing House Craftsmen Wednesday Dr Frey also said the governto eliminate it as labor leaders reelected Frank McCaffrey Seetderson ment will be compelled to ration an objective tie Wash— president at the close of Hawkes declared' in a state- gasoline if the present drive for the annual convention ment that the righeto work was voluntary conservation proves a Noted Artist 92 Diem equally sacred with: the right to tailure NEW YORK Aug 13 OM—Wi- quit work or strike and that the Speaking to loo representatives 92 artist and closed shop was "an Issue that of the petroleum Industry at a FORT GEORGE G MEADE Md lliam Halley-Faxosoldier was shot president of the American Fine has no place In 'Or' national de- meeting called by the Automobile Aug 13 and killed Wednesday in an at- Arts iocietyl from 1906 to 1921 fense industries and which seri- Club of New York Dr Frey deafter a long Ill- ously interferes with harmony and voted his talk to answering ques- 'You mac cm for yout favorite tempt to escape from a guard while died Wednelday e ness on a near tions work detail the post progress" soldier at camp and we'll take "We are not going to ask anyincinerator on the Laurel road post 'cm there We call for and deliver unreasonable of domestic announced thing headquarters 1 shipments without extra charge to conserve oil Headquarters gave the Soldier's cbonsumers vicept I within Iour 'regular vehicle limits name as heat T Avonn Private Cooper escape" he about 28 of headquarters battery in all cities and principal towns said ' of the 36th field artillery Fort Creek park 'A program of songs14 By Lydia Clawson Hoopoe was as C N listed lie the 13ragg ' RAILIVA RESS and- games lollowed the picnic WAAIIINCTON August 13 --son of M Mrs War TalltsPlanes Give Rosie Johnson of ammo Nor an& Mrs Nina Tremelling Neilson B Elliott son of Mr Woolley Baltimore NATIO44WD ItAltAll IIIVICI and Hyrum Amundsen Jr were Cotton Ed Jitters 6 The name of the guard who shot and Mrs Herbert E Woolley In charge of the arrangementi i reof Salt Lake the soldier Was not disclosed City formerly WASHINGTON Aug 1:1 (A') — ni centirachieved distinction in the Lieutenant-Wit-yDrown of South Carolina's 'veteran senator field of económica for his work the LIDS Arlington ward bishopEllison D (Cotton Ed) Smith said In statistleat theory In the June I 1I I was he we" becoming afraid 'duric released his issue Wednesday ths OA'S trnni "Econometrics" 111j1VIIID ties of last Mr Brown noelof Airplanes the Econometric Sunday ' journal lie attributed his feeling to ' expects to be transferred to Salt ety ot Colorado Springs Colo war propaganda" near in Lake the Itscluced Bust 3 inches Waist 5 inches Hips4 inches Mr future MethCity Woolley's article "The : od W Doxey was made see bad :so that "WI every Roy of Minirdized a Basis as Area getting elt i ond Counselor to iB1shop II I see or hear an airplane 1I time for which Correlation Analysis" VET SHE :ATE PLENTY-TO- OK NO REDUCING DRUG- S- ' appeared in:a recent leiturb of the Larenee Manwarinft and Raythink It's going to drop a bomb"senator told a matilwas mond this Price first favorof the I wad appointed journal subject NO EXERCISES—LOST No VITALITY counsoilor WUltam itastant was time commission hearing on curA graduate of able discussion appointed assistant :ward clerk tailed shipping 'service at CharlesLeland Stanford university Mr to Edward J Smith ton S C is 'doing graduate work 94oris true story first published la Sue- I fruit jtacee or any ethos beverage Nothing Woolley C emeseil Livia( hdamasse that should bring joy else (recent a cup of coffee if desired For at the George Washington and breakfast EAT AS YOU USUAL- - ' end hapineses to ovary smarms who waists to 12' What This Fellow Does In the L D S Chevy Chase ward ersity ' eine dome her figure—bust hips waist—who 11f DO DON'T CUT OUT tatty starch —You Can Doi ' a : mould hke to Imo 3 to $ fintrods of 111119 tot foods merely CUT DOWN an thesis That's Roberta was appointed Ralph ' all there ts to it la week second counselor to Bishop Riley Under the direction of Frank re i Maas! Start Sanford Avery weighed 194 Try Dr Nitrides Reducing Ms icte me Ximball of the L DS Washing-woo- s A Gwynn and Maurice R PABCO had She a 4S See if too intik aren't delighted Pounds you pounds overweight ton ward bishopric the Mutual Barnes was appointed first counproblem toe she wanted to reduce Yet she the way agly fat seems to melt away as hips vablood to oat and the was smart enough not bust waist assume room fashionable sco selor Mr Barnes fills the ila Amprovement association vvill jordirtia 4 - to take seducing drugs starve herself or creaseAts activities during the :It is a cancy left by Captain Mervyn donors herself 'frith violent atomises Ono day ' Most overweight cells thould I bolPed season to With an in- U S H who was S Bennion coming pleasure -- ' --elm listened es tho radio to Dr Edward Dt Patritat's 11146681 Pisa Start it to active duty in Honowith t creased budget and additional !Parrish sated southern' On reducing former bi called' paint V Health Offices State of New York &irisestoo-C- tody at the Washington PABCO lulu lot ef-CalPar Is not a reducing drug It le a equipment '' a Medical Staff U S Army 01141 chapel offiCers of the M I A have Chief of Stall U S Army Hospital Puerto delicious special sursisse food soloolying iron Ming phosphorous calcium and Vitamim D ee Dr Marcus Burton was litres' planned recreational activities to ib oPess Winos I sufficient amounts by those !i She followed tbit from the office of superNJaccorninodate the number j4 great Reducing toes is this lack that often causes It reducing ARMSTRONG Of yoUng people who reCenlly Stsiod in 40 days Lost 42 poutbele Intendent of the Washington of vitality i Here to De Pennies Plea EXACTLY Has-isI A M ot I have Me and George S stake gp coats to abOut ac Washington from ENGOERG toted bv Mtn Avery ood kebblowit of °Ow um) Money barkonly It not sottAtted Col- - - Utah Was appointed to the posiibvvivromht Ines abd woolob Par plain or rhocolata flavor Noll n7 tion Kenneth Iverson was made the M I A soonWALLPAPER CO Auerbach's DrUg Dept Oirj DrUll 1Ifee Medi Was two tosayseatels et weiner roast at Rock first counselor to Mr Hasialn eitOres Pas Leek sit druggists WEST 1ST SOUTH SHONE II tatty) gored I - 1 (AP)--Cong- :: ' " ' : - I ::':!-::'- 4 L - -- :' 'i':?et i ii- goo - :' 4 : 8 ' — Y i :: ! 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"Cuba won't export its sugar at 35 cents per pound" said one ex pert "The beet industry can't sup- 'ply the demand if Cuba holds ':its sugar lSo the government will haveto raise the raw sugar price Vs get the Cuban product" i Denver sugar brokers :reported receiving cables from flavana dealaring the Cuban Sugar Planters' 'Association adopted a resolution prohibiting Its members who control 400000 torts of Cuban sugar from selling at the 35 cents price i ' The opposition view expressed was: by another expertadministration has The present been holding an umbrella over the Cuban Industry for years It is bardly probable Henderson would let a nt price without some "understanding with the Cubans that it was the right thing todo - inember that the United Slates government financed part of the Cuban sugar crop and this govern tnent probably willbave a good deal about the price at which tosay Cuban taws will be marketed" the r Frank A Kemp president of the Great Western Sugar company was reported by his office to be in the oast "either in or traveling between New York and Washington" In his absence none of the other Great Western executives would Snake any formal statement '! :! '' ' f 11 11 -- -- - i - 1 1 4 taken ' - i - '''' : :I: '' 1 : f - -- I I po i ! ' - ) i' - 't I ' I !: J t DENVER Aug 13 (INS)—Beet exPerts of tile west were sugar t !divided Wednesday in their opinion -- ori the action of Leon Henderson price administrator in setting the IS cent per pound ceiling Ain the price of sugar -- i One group expressed belief that i Ilendersores low quotation "won't :StiCk" while the other auerted they felt that Cuba agreed to the —reduction ibefore the action was 11 Senators Hear congress Approves Curlb Artrunients r5 On Cotton?i Wheat Sale Ttik For Sales WASHINGTON Aug :13 completed actioct - - "' -- - I- - Limit Won't Stick' 1i 1i 40-- - - I ! - i I : 35 Cent Price 1 c I '11-I:- ' ''' ' tOne Group Says : A - ' t ' 1! 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