Show f&w 'Enough By Westbrook Pegler (Copyright 1946 by King Features it th — — Syndicate) to Act of Congress Press NEA Service and ABC H C Wendt of Dayton Ohio 12 00 per year month per $1X0 Subscription price was one of the men who dealt entttled to tee J to this paper lTuslyely — Wallace O Heinz then of the with or HUM WW' " ©t aU news dlspatcnes credited to it smaller war plants corporation n aiso uib nicwiM" later and now general manager of 31 1946 JANUARY THURSDAY EVENING the International Latex corpora— tion when Heinze was demanding manufacturing ' orders for his future employer at a price which the army deemed excessive The was a life raft for first session the United item involved St More than hal£ way through its army fliers a Mr1 an Wendt that made rep reports auspzcipus whole has resentative of armyi intelligence Nations organization on the called on him last fall to get his start version of the deal with Interna- xi- uonax wiex wnose i t nave suuwu o N Spanel a strong ad- Big nations ana small Abraham wor out in mirer of Henry Wanace and a nef ak of San Francisco can be made to been no attempt at sabo-ice The bet that ttere has Ogden Cta& March 8 1879 Mem rnrd Dostomc at eeordl Press United n° J£late J Car Trade-i- Racket Scored as Chiseling OBA I Used Waterloo J MA CHERje iRT'X ) " : j s mbmmMmi - to a Flying Start UNO Off i ' iue-iuc- ui Le is no cause for congratulation That would be a hollow the contrary there has been an encouraging triumph On ' amidst healthy and Occasionally spirit of give asere!litakp tart argument ct ""TftSK ed and where much of this kind of purchasing was handled to in- -iractitfato tVi Ha1 This man reihat an nf finer Put wrieht field told hlm he case wouid be i dispute ' which some pessimists The delicate jram UNO at the start has been handled feared would wreck Indonesia the other with skill and moderation Greece and issues raised are headed for the same nf treatment a commission to study atomic energy secretary general also was created by unanimous vote A nnnnimmislv Was selected of all the delegates in London expects NO one lepi Vown'pfnrth But there was that there wilHbe clear sailing Russia nor Britain kicked over - evident reiiel that neither over tne uflr the traces on Iran and general satisfaction of nomination of Foreign Minister Trygve Lie chief-controver- ia&£L2g£S$£ nj-- e f because it was "too t handle" and because some of the persons involved were "too pigeon-hole- d -- " " sial monious to be secretary general' As hltherto stated coionel Phil-kin- d lips w Smith now on duty at the department stated recently in J Washington that j ! Major-xMatthe- Fox a reserve officer formerly with smaller war plants told him in Europe that there was "White pressure behin(J Spaners successful efforts to got contracts at prices which in the1 end were reduced but nevertheless were till the maximum paid for this Mr Wendt says the army intcl- - ' - de-Norw- ay dollar-andcen- ts nnt A!:-wi it — - vested with Knce " viewea mm was espetiauj liucicsiThe a on a in that in in the insisting report executive authority is one nf thf most important jobs the ife rafts price o£ $125 each for as o 10 as&uinu fxrm aSKea it the t0 been "nirrtrlfl ndavr Trveve Lie has against a spanel r said by Heinze of $72 internaan impartial "This phoney fr0m Washington:! a reoresentative of Norway but-aWhite the fwill comes It from a world in rarliament directly vnoodincrc x vx vww-iionai uuctiuj Harry Hopkins" tactics are employed House 4tThis statement was supposed! to hp his task to see that no steam-rolle- r viaongahce or any slick parliamentary tricks pulled to stifle free debate have last the meeting we (army The UNO charter provides that "the secretary- general during niirrhqsinc aepntss)! Jiad iri Davton -and his staff shall not seek or receive instructions irom any- e rdi the Latex contract Mr government or any other authority external to the organizaColonel Foy (Fred Foy now There are other duties corresponding to those of gen- - tenant tion" Jof Walter Thompson company V manager of any big organization eral f Kw Ynrwv Maior Kintr Un- The nominauon of la was nappy ffi a i iistfor 5000 life rafts at S125 jjiupusai yieiaeu un on their SUDDOft of Lester La and others Britain RtatPQ ttW e- eacn ims was aI ihusu 1 not recall do cuses However Russia to ambassador Canadian Washington B Pearson diH miM (rivfl" ton Tniifth tha Heinzesaid This comes W uSwuU V AWnX"wX Hopkins North American balance the seat of the UNO being in the ry was extension part of the i-- secreiary-gcXicirtiai- u- AJ s ' Washington Merry - Go- - Roun s By Drew Pearson WASHINGTON— Phil Murray is JJgSsffiS of the property in his own best witness against Phil Clairton is owned by Carnegie Steel Murray's opposition to a cooling- Merchants all through the Pennsylvania Ohio West Virginia steel areas seem to be overwhelmingly sympathetic to labor They realize 0ff period jof his own before he that after Judge Elbert Gary broke called the steel strike with the the last steel strike and wages resuit the public understands the down purchasing powerkept in these issues has reaped a har- communities sagged though the vest 0f favorable public opinion steel companies tremendous reaped Murray hegan official: negotia- - profits Then with the union drive fo a wage mcrease late last of 1936-3- 7 ti wages went up and summer and folio wed this by what buying- - power Iunueu °?an i soared Merchants w nas 10 xnea urae oiaita jmcc nuasw wiguiauj cooling-of- f a to amounted period want that power to conbuying eju 8ut I just do not inf fmr v with United States my memory mnnths- before he finallv tinue soaring xvx icomwmv never did Latex 6wwM it ""v"remember get "1rp-j ' Meanwhile President Truman $125 for life rafts SWPC took a calxf° anwnval if wn: not bard to comnromise acSSST havS TakeCnTlaTin the tells friends that labor has no need ' fear a cooling-of- f periodif it Pa 1u?t to a just cause Such a cooling-of- f has bidderswere to Latex other order two The atomic bomb didn't win the war It destroyed would only help to consolidate cil voted $50900 to help support The air force destroyed 78 Japanese cities that we behind labor)On the other strikers families— despite the fact opinion hand would discourage unfair it the took soldiers Meeting Reported "never hear about any more And the foot strikes quickie — Note Government statisticians corps engineers and ground— War Correspondent John M Carlisle partment files reports a meeting quartermaster have compiled some interesting of General then uoionei AiDert "104"1"On the steel strike They figures J Browning until recently direo- Political Advertising estimate the proposed wage tor of purchases for the army! rlr Heinze said Colonel Foy had increase that 181 of Uhe company's expendi- - will cost the steel cents an hour force Colonel Foy andTTnltwo pthsr mentioned v a n n AffiAAv ITav industry nnf Tn vttfV i n4 l a: j vw Willi Ior lure aaveriising anaj On poiiucai other hand the i:twuvws' war as and France's leading party The communists proCf smaller war plants stated that not a penny of this steel industrythewill receive from the increased price tentatively men cf the ideal economic and political life had a perfect Sei Fw said International granted it —by OPA an extra Latex had an extraordinary large that the assumption was that if $252000000 more than enough to rbanrp to pui thpir saies talk into practice with President d° overhead v which drove up the pric international hadn't spent the take care of the wage boost In adon political propaganda the dition the F°Z iai?s: at 1? jh money But instead -of takins" over the Drovis- - Coloilel Gaulle's can come back — — - resignation — a— industry recommeniau ion firm could have uspri It to take to the U S treasury acceptea awn and get agamst 5W f care of the overhead innnl 0cfovernrnent thev handled their chance like a hot of Prlceof $101 as In taxes if carry-bac- k $149000000 on nrciimd or $64 bid by others the in a memorandum to Robert they only break even for the year international nad to abSOrn Patterson then undersecretary potato The bravest thing they could think of was to suggest that overhead the atmy now secretary of war on April Friend of GI's large unusually a leftist two-part- y coalition with the socialists would have to do the same for 19 1944 Browning then promoted! One man deserving the brass firms other for handling demobilization is to said: to addition "In ring brigadier Now France is — creat and cultured countrv — fallen on — a the memorandum hitrh chareps for lahnr nnrt mnnti Brig Gen Charles M Milliken of "He Stated 0 says "that it was not the general facturing overhead administrative! Camp Crowder Mo He operated evil times to be sure but still a more inviting place than practice 01 companies to try ana overhead (of International Latex) almost as if each GI under him off their overhead on was out of line On 13 March! were his own son charge Russia at the time of the 1917 revolution One would think one contract all and that If SWPC felt 1943 a half page advertisement of When he was running a separacon- - the International Latex corpora-traefcculd the center Milliken visited it each this get tion company that this was the ideal spot for the great experiment: a solid they ought to take tion appeared in the Washington day once sending his personal aid perhaps foundation yet enough temporary discontent to win added tne contract and give at to tnem pst and presumably in other pa to St Louis for y film to keep Last Dec remarked Colonel that center (Note: the Browning pers Many operating large polity support and applause for the miracle workers tne amount ot aoaiuonai cosi was ical propaganda ads were run in! he requested permission of higher so terrific that! It couldn't be set many papers) Since International! headquarteds to declare all men It is apparent hpwever that the French)-communistup as the operating Inefficiency Latex had stated that they had no! surplus who would be eligible for aren't too sure thatrDr Marx's cure-al- l will really perform of a small company as against a soinc contracts or other buMnessi discharge on January 1 so they the absorption of oyer- - the question arose whether the could be discharged ahead of time the advertised miracles They are obviously afraid that mis- big oneof but a company that co uq ao cost of this advertising and sim-- i and get home by Christmas When takes will be made in France and that their golden promi- head a lot more business under one liar expenses had not been includ higher-up- s didn't give him an imcosts In the ed he followed the answer estimated contract" for the mediate sed once put into effect couldn't avoid them matter aggressively and won his Further on the memorandum life raft contract" Communists don't admit having made mistakes So in- says: "Mr Fox stated that this General Browning told Patter pointi to can not son man been go had the enlisted advertising sugoperating company campaien Any stead of jumping at the chance to communize France they for almost a year and if it weren't gested to him and his colleagues Camp Crowder headquarters to disdecided to dodge the helm and pursue their usual course of for the fact that eit did a fairly either that the company had am-- 1 cuss his discharge - situation with business pie funds for indirect substantial peace-timthe post inspector general Frerushed was using sniping stirring up trouble and dodging responsibility for they would not be in existence- or that its management advertising quently he ends up by being ' whethAt himself a unsound is Milliken it that General judgment into question t their actions that seems to be about all they can do today: er if thev don't et this! they will "On 15 March 1943 Mr Heinze present Miliken has arranged a For their final lessons in the correspondence course on world remain in business as they have and Mr Fox of WPB continued to schedule so that every man knows key people with whom they plead for International Latex but approximately when he will be revolution haven't reached them have been pleading to stay They could not bring any arguments td discharged up until April 30 That is the great weakness of communism outside Rus- have been using these people to bear that overcame the excessively Several weeks ago the daughterof Adrri Royal Ingersoll commandinc various ior lusu ynv ueveiop tningsi sia members know how to criticize and and Pe"r """" two-thir- ds 'f: uJcffl!: KOTSSdeiSiS iUmA j'—a r' opPuiciT :- -:n v- air r in?l£i?£ rt ber three really amounts to buying a new car for $200 above ceiling price That's &ack mar- ket xour neighbors can shame you for that and OPA can take action against the deler for violating maximum price regulations dealer does have run into this of The outs buggy to swap may be within the next checked which would have to racket frequentlyworth OPA"a Under carefully wise getting few months it's new car pricing regulations the to for self protection dealer is custo the required give old reli snnnose vou take your tomer a n altrade-i"reasonable" luxe Whipper-snapp- lowance on an old car The dealer- ' able 1940 model de Dealer D to Six into however appraise an old car D may car Dealer new a on in trade offered in trade on a new car of left what's your and estimate that it willtake looks over say family joy wagon and makes you $200 to put the old car in condithree propositions tion for at the used car ceil "1 Give me your usea car ing priceresale with the in competition now and I'll allow you your used best used car of this particular ouu on 01 tne car ceiling price then on market' On this t new car which will model basis if Dealer D mentioned above purchase of a to you in May or could show you that it would take be delivered June $200 worth of spare parts and labor "2 I'll give you tne ceiling o put your whippersnapper cash for your used n condition for male then" Six price of $500 he car 'as is and you can go buy a would be justified In making you new car any place you please an offer of $300 trade-i- n "3 I'll allow you jw on your allowance on aonly new ?ar a new used car and deliver you Where OPA wouli steD in to weeks" car in two check this kind of deal would-bHold-U- p in determining that Dealer D had Game ' number three Is ob actually put in $200 vorth of reProposition hold-u- p a game to make pairs before reselling the car at viously uu xo get ceiling price ft 01 a you pay premium The a does haxe dealer certain r want If a in car you a new hurry a new car that bad you'll be margin to play with iere If the dealer makes an estinate that it sucker enough to accept the deal will cost $200 to put a used car in If no one finds out about it you condition and 11 turns out resale can probably get and your dealer cost only $150 OPA the if But repairs neighyour it with away not consider would it violation of who people bors or that long list In old car at the the new cars for selling orders ceiling placed their ahead of you una oui aooui 11 price 01 $000 Further Protection that might not be so good And of The dealer hasfuriheT protecthere is the further isquestionunder legal whether such a deal tion under used csr price ceiling OPA maximum price regulations regulations There are really two At first glance it mignt appear allawable ceilings on a used car couian t One is a pecific that OPA regulationsits face it price on cars sold "as is" That touch this case On looks like selling a used car for means without repaiis The other less than the authorized ceiling ceiling allowable is 25 per cent to cover th cost of reprice Nobody can do anytmng to mark-u- p anvnne lor selling oeiow veiling to pu: "as is" cars necessary pairs As the OPA enforcement looks in saleable condition on this case however it isn t a Under all this latittde it might used car sale It's a new car pur be hard to get a court lecision that chase And what proposition num ceiling price regulations had been violated on the Whif persnapper g bill The bill deal outlined above Truman's OPA's Enforcement Division has the defeated was actually early in was however advised the trade tha meetine and the committee be held to he regudealers will when to Acting lations on new adjourn ready car ceilings and Chairman Jennings Randolph of trade-i- n allowances So violations some Virginia pleaded for of this form under er of the Western Sea Frontier was West chiseling move to get a full house vote De not be numerous unless the may cusSan Island married at Treasure of the president s strong sup tomers are to to submit the Francisco The ' bride was lovely cause cr-avm willing v i shake-dow- n a new to car nusoana was veryj nana- - -DDL 1UI WiS? UiXl get quick to nerarmy additions some It was almost attractive ?he bm and knocking off parts of However what burned up navy t5 jT?--c-tawiniam Will Rogers' Son Runs men and junior officers was the nmrv"Opnti fact that Admiral Ingersoll sent meru may Iscalf fo a cooiing0ff For Political ice 4U i PSUiw Pii The committee j d this SPOKANE Wash Jan Douglas With lUXUriOUS appoint-- I t iact month nn a ments all the way to Washington dras'tic move to discourage exces- - Will Rogers Jr spn of the late disclosed to10 Dnng liearam nuu use of Berlin taxis for woulc chief chaplain of the navy sive be a candihe n that ih day hnrpi to San Francisco to perform the telephonevc5re number of the Central date for "some polical office in electiins Speaking Kiuuiiy Taxi office - and repeated that the California ?mA Admiral 1 nomas is a line cnap- - hrfin before the American Veterans' comhfnr lain rating nign wun everyone - -- llv -- ivin- u ReDresentative mittee and the Spotane chamber But there was a pool of 35 chap- ciare Boothe Luce of Connecticut of commerce last night Rogers said lains at the Treasure Island naval platform would nclude "free turncd down a Hollywood offer his base at the time though none of has summer trade and lowered international this a to film there ake u tnem apparenuy wu barriers" on the life of a congresswoman ranK to penorm tne uigersou nup- - Postmaster General Bob Hanneean tials a committee of 15 Admiral has formed Virt will After the 'wedding ci nmnfri Thomas took another 3000-mil- e uuwu at fiU tImes to ansUrer the mams wie attacks on ingni pat to wasmngion usmg several nun- - the admmjstration They will try uirea Kiion ui to the effectiveness of men ieanwmie auringine weaaing llk destroy Rankin Leader Mississippi's io marines were aeiauea 10 nanaie of the new gTOup is Congress- i u i Albert Gore of4V Tennessee "Mman r n tvtne cnapei xt Quickly! What irks marines is why they f ign ministers scheduled to Arranged! must be used on such 'essential take place in Washington next 3 ya will be held instead on Jouifs Reasonable weddings when they would like to April 1 In Paris during the peace jay — — '"-" In Cost an aamirai can use goveriiiuciik conierence 1946 By The Bell (Copyright a and government plane gasoline Syndicate Inc) for his personal affairs especially when traffic is tight around San Francisco and an extra plane would help relieve air congestion No 44Note —An army 87297 piloted by two air corps ! Special! Stoker Coal captains left Washington D C Christmas day for New York and thence to West Point where an A prepared stoker coal armload of Christmas presents was screened to eliminate fly unloaded for Cadet David Arnold son of General Hap Arnold comash mander of the air forces The wives and mothers of G I's did their - ' i LION COAL YARD Christmas shopping early Eccles Bldg The house labor committee FORMERLY ELLIS FUEL CO staged a stormy session before 3121 Wash Phone 4986 d finally voting to report out a version of President By Peter Edson NEA Service Staff Correspondent WASHINGTON — A new chisel on OPA ceiling prices for used cars traded-i- n against the purchase of new cars has just been uncovered and as everyone with an old er ! uvw n IfiQl! iSSSmilP -- 'i J I The Communists' Problem $160-0000- m v 1 t rBSffiS ££ I I i T -- ct X-ra- s 00 -- fact-findin- - X 3 -- 1 voteS-defeatin- v g I w pff JD non-Thom- as sit - I 3i-(U- -- humorist-philosoph- -- nT'Zt u 4 LOANS ki:w ! 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