Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-04-02

l OlNC. I4tCe SOOUS SlDltCt 10 maxi
mum price regulation 10, setting
prices at levels prevailing between
March : and March IL, effective
March Is.
FERTILIZERS: Maximum margins
established for mixers and dealers
sales of nitrate Of soda, sulphate Of
ammonia and cyanamide to farmers
(maXimum price regulation 1852, ell
tective March %.
FORD MOTOR CO. CARS: Ford
Motor Company permitted to sell
1912 passenger cars at standard list
prices even if standard equipment is
removed amendment 2 to price
schedule $50 effective February 2.
FORMALDFHYDE: May be OBJ
tanned by embalmers with a B-3 rat
ing assistance under amendment 6 to
order M-25, effective March l6.
FUEL OIL: Is conserved by re-
striction on installation of new fuel
oil burning equipment in coastal
areas under order L-56 effective
March IA.
LAUNDRY MACHINERY PRO
DUCTlON: By companies producing
more than 10000 units in gear ended
June 80, 1941 is halted to April IS
and those producing fewer than Co.
600 may operate to May Is, under
order lisa issued March Ia.
LEAD: ALLEGATION order extended
to December 81 Extension No. | 20
general preference order M-38).
LEATHER SOLES: OF top grade
set aside for manufacture and repair
Of military shoes: only 2OG left for
civilians under order M-3O, effective
March 10.
LICENSE PLATES: Use Of steel for
auto license plates drastically re-
stricted (order I4-32), effective
March 10.
OFFICE EQUIPMENT: Deliveries
halted except to persons with 40
ratings or higher under order L-54-B,
effective March Is.
OILS: Use of palm Oil curtailed
after April l (order M-59) to con-
serve supplies for steel industry and
glycerlne, effective March 20. Use
Of %cocoanut oil, babassu Oil and palm
kernel oil and all other oils with
high laurie acid content regulated to
stimulate production of %glycerine.
PHONOGRAPHS: Production of
automatic monographs, weighing
and amusement machines Duke boxes
and pin-ball machines) to be elimi-
mated May l., (order L-2l-A), eff
fective March Is.
PLUMBING: Farther simplifica-
ton Of plumbing and heating equip
ment standards (schedule w to order
LAZY, effective April l. Repairs are
aided by order PISA assigning an A
10 rating TO materials needed for
emergency repairs, effective March
IA.
SHOE MACHINERY: Manufacture
ers Of shoe, leather-working and
tanning machinery prohibited by
telegraph from filling orders not rat
ed 40 Or higher, pending issuance
Of a fo~~ral order.
SUGAR: Purchases by refiners of
raw cane from countries other than
Cuba at 2.8025 cents per pound ex-
duty north of Hatteras and 1925
cents north Of New York permitted
to stimulate re-eXports under lend
lease program.
TYPEWRITERS: Production limit
ed and ALLEGATIONS made to Army,
Navy, and other agencies (order L.
54-A), effective March II.
VENDING MACHINES: MaAufac-
ture of vending machines Except
restaurant automats, stamp machines
and tissue napkin d~istributors) to be
discontinued April 80 (order LII
AZ effective March II.
WASTE PAPER: Price schedule
revised to encourage segregation OF
higher-grade materials amendment
2 to revised price schedule 3O), ef-
fective March %.
Planned Economy to Continue.
l also submit the above for anothel
reason. This is for you to ask your
self this question. When the boys get
back from war, finding no jobs for
themselves with wealth at one end
Of the town and poverty at the other
while crops are rottlng in the fields
and factories are closing, will they
not demand "rules and regulations
to give them jobs?
Will they not say: If you could
make all these regulations to fight
war, why not make a few to fight
unemployment? If you could order
the factories to keep running to feed
The English, why not make them keep
running to feed us? If you could fix
prices and wages to enable everyone
to buy food and clothing during the
war, why not do it now?
Jobs for Everyone.
The columnists say this is no time
to talk about peace;-we first should
lick Hitler. Mussolini, and TOTO. Blu.
there is one thing certain. namely.
that World War II will end some
day. The time is surely coming when
our $500, 600 boys are coming home
look for jobs. I for n am in
terested in doing something now to
see that they get them. I will not
be shut up by bureaucrats, polite
Or commentators.
For some weeks I have Keen
studying various plans offered dur
ing the last depression. One Of the
best was prepared by Prestonia