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The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1943-02-12
Senate Bill No. II DESTROYS
Control Of Waters In Streams
BY Water Conservation Board

Passage of Act Would Probably Place Control of Most of the
Waters for Power and Irrigation in Hands of Montana Power
Company One Instance Would Be the Broadater Dam State
And Federal Governments Would Lose Control of Return Flows
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1943-02-12
COLONEL BONNER
RECEIVES
Commentator

The story below is reprinted from
the Camp Adair Sentry, Camp Adair,
Oregon, Thursday, February a, 1943:
Former Attorney General of
Montana Develops Plan For
Free Legal Advice
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-07-09

podporovan1 Hlinkovymi gar
damn prot Tisovi, podporova-
nym ostatn1 Hlinkovou Judo
YOU stranou. V poslednfch me-
sfc1ch Tiso zdanlive vyhraval,
ale pres to dvojice Tuka-M Mach
stale mali velkou politickou
moe. Tiso byl podstatne posi-
len kdyz reorganizaci Hlinko-
Wy strany ma "fyrer-princip" sc
dostal ma nejvyssf velenf cele
po1iticke organizace, pocftaje
v to i Hlinkovy gardy jejichz
velitele jmenuje. V souvislosti
S touto reorganisac1 jak Tuka,
tax Mach ztratili sva m1sta
predsednicka We strane, acko-
liv Mach z1stal nejvyssim We
litelem Hlinkovych gard i ma
dale. Nyn1 Hlinkovy gardy
ztratily dalsi kolo V zapasu O
moe, kdyz byly vyradeny z
kontroly vojenske vychovy.
Hlinkova strana dostala 1kol
zajistiti politickou spolehlivost
pTedstavitelG noveho vojenske-
no vycviku a Hlinkova Garda
byla z neho specificky vylou-
cena jake organizace.
Ackoliv Tiso a armada mali
zatlm moe V ruce, a S pf1cho-
dem bl1z1cf sc spojenecke inva-
Sc, armada z1ska jeste vice,
Hlinkovy gardy jsou stale mo-
enc a nevzdaj1 Sc sveho m1sta
bez boje. Nyn1 jak Sc IDA, pTi-
pravuj1 Sc k rozbit1 odbojove
podzemn1 organizace = podob
ne jake V Nemecku to prova-
dely S. S. gardy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-07-09
Clevelandsky "Plain Dealer"
"Ucinme gesto."

Washington (OWD - Gle
v~elandsky "Plain Dealer" ma
pstal v techto dnech:
"Prave uplynul rok kdy ces-
koslovenska vesnicka Lidice by
la znicena nemeckou zbesilost1
We v1ru rozpoutanem odprave-
MIN nacistickeho kata Reinhar-
da Heydricha."
"Svet Sc otTasl mad timto zlo
cinem. Jeho pachatele pc vi
tezstv1. neujdou potrestan1. Ia
tim vsak svobodnf Tide jim ne
dovoli, ably Sc byt jen docas-
ne tesili uspokojen1m, re znici-
Ii a odstranili jmeno Lidice."
"Mexiko jiz jmenovalo jed
no sve mesto pc Lidicfch. Stej-
ne Sc stale v Illionisu. Jine ma
rody a mesta pojmenovaly uli-
&c, namestf, nabrezf, pc Lidi-
c1ch - mezi mimi Kuba, Gina,
JIM Afrika a naposled Cara
cas-, venezuela a CallaO, Peru.
Ma celem svete Dude lit jme-
no Lidice ma veky.
Zat1m Cleveland neucinil
mic. A piece Cleveland ma je-
dnu z nejvetsfch skupinu Anne
ricanG csl. pGvodu We SVEN OBJ
vodu. AS deset procent oby-
vatelstva, to jest $4,000 osob,
jsou csl. p1vodu.
Mic by nebylo vhodnejslho
jake pomnlk Lidicdm, pomnik
neustaleho boje csl. lidu vede-
neho proti vetrelci, neil nasle-
dovat pTiklad jinych NEST a
~pojmenovat ulici, namest1 nebo
park pc Lidic1ch.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-07-09

Polskem, jakoz i S demokratic-
kou Jugoslavi1 a demokratic-
kou Francif. V dejinach je ma
10 pfikladG politiky maleho
statu, j1z by Sc bylo dostalo
tax velkeho dostiucineni a u
znan1 spravnosti. Videl jsem
to ma sve ceste Amerikou IRE
telneji nez kdekoli jinde. A ma
konci valky, jak veT1m, dosta-
ne Sc nam vsehe toho, mac ma
me narok, i pTimeTene odplaty
vGci vsem, kteTi Sc ma mas do
pustily zlocinG."
V zaveru Benes dodal, re byl
upr1mne dojat a vice nez pre-
kvapen sympatiemi, uznanlm a
srdecnost1 sveho pTijetf We Spo-
jenych Statech a Kanade jak
Sc strany Americana, tax Sc
strany Americana ceskosloven-
skeho a karpatoruskeho p1vo-
du, kter1 zGstali verni republi-
&c. "Vracfm Sc - Tekl presi-
dent BeneS - Sc sve cesty po-
sflen a pin vdecnosti. PROBE
vuji t1mto vas1m jmenem mas
nejsrdecnejsf dix presidentu
Rooseveltovi a jeho Wade a
vsem tenn, kteT1 tax dcinne pod
~porovali nasi vec We Spojenych
Statech a Kanade."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-07-09
DR.. Hynek Dostal, sefredaktor
"Hlasu" v St. Louis Zemrel.


V st. Louis, Mo-, 20. cervna
zemTel DR.. Hynek Dostal, dlou-
holety sefredaktor katolick6ho
tyden1ku "Hlas''.
Zesnuly Sc narodil roku 1871
v Borsic1ch u Velehradu ma Mo
rave, take V dobe skonu byl
72lety.
Mezi ceskoamerickymi novi-
mari z tabora katolickeho stal
uz davno popTedf. Neil Sc
vsak stall novinaTem, prosel ne
kolik jinych p%ovolan1. Pc alb
solvovan1 statn1ho 1cetnictvIna
ceske pravnicke fakulte odjel
do Ameriky, kde mel diva bra
try duchovnfmi, a prevail We
denf ceske katolicke skoly sv.
Vaclava We Spillville, Iowa.
Pc tie byl kratky cas- v redak-
ci denfku "Narod" v Chicago,
nacez odejel do JIM Dakoty,
ably sc venoval farmaTen1. A
kdyz Sc v m6ste Yankton, Jiz.
Dakota, naskytlo m1sto lekar-
nfka, chopil Sc jej. Lekarnic-
tvf vsak brzy nechal a stal Sc
opet farmaTem.
Mezitim v st. Louis zemrel
redaktor katolickeho "Hlasu"
a tn Hynek Dostal prevail We
den1 tohoto listu, u nehoz setr-
val do posledn1ho dechu. Roku
1905 Sc svou chot1 zalozil take
katolicky tydenfk "Ceska ze-
ma, ktery vychaz1 dosud. Kro-
me toho pracoval neunavne We
hnutf katolickem, poTadal nes-
cetne prednasky a povzbuzo-
val krajany k zivotu narodnl-
mu. Udrzoval tez Gle styky Sc
ISlovaky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-07-09
Enema " bytove reforme.

Uradovna pro kontrolu cen
pridala nynf dodatek k 1prave
bytovych cen, die nehoz mali
tel domu, ktery zmenf sve byty
tax, re je opatf1 nabytkem, po-
c1naj1c dnem l. cervence, MI
re c1tati sve vlastnf najemne
pc teto zmene. Je tTeba pou-
re, ably MATTEL registroval do
tricet dnG provedenou zmenu v
1Tadovne pro renty We -sve O.
blasti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-07-09

Don't worry if you're too young
for the WAACS or WAVES. There's
another important job for you. Save
all the extra vegetables from your
Victory Garden by homecoming. A
few jars a day take little time and
add up to well-flled shelves by the
end of the season. Food costs are
high in the stores and may be high
er, but food grown at home still costs
q few cents a jar.
There's a deep satisfaction in
growing and canning your own food.
Wait and see. You'll take inventory
Of your garden each day to see
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-07-09

which vegetables are right for the
table and how many extras there
are to put in glass jars. Make it a
point each day to gather everything
at its prime, and make it a point Of
honor to get the extras into glass
jars before they lose freshness.
That's the big secret Of delicious,
nutritious, home : canned foods
freshness. Home : grown, home
canned foods often have many more
store, because they are fresh. And
when you get a reliable home
canning booklet, you'll be surprised
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-07-09

jistila mir ma dlohou dobu. Ne
nj take rozd1lu nazoru, re ia
sisticke a nacisticke staty jsou
odpovedny "a nynejsf waikiki a
re tyto vladn1 syst6my must
byt nemilosrdn6 zniceny a W.
hlazeny navzdy. Vladne take
1plna jednota V nazorech O
tom, re je tfeba nemilosrdne
potrestat vsechny valecne zlo-
cince a RUNE quislingy We
vsech zemf, velkych i malych.
Celia dneSnf valka prot Nemec
ku, Italii a Japonsku Sc vsemi
jejich satelity je povazovana
"a ~spojenou a jednotnou waikiki.
l nynf jsem presvedcen o
tom, re Slovensko bylo uvede-
no do velkeho nebezpecf IRA
dou Tisovou, Tukovou, Sidoro-
YOU, Machovou, Catlosovou a
vsech ostatn1ch. l dnes jejich
nicemna cinnost - zvlaste je-
Ijich vaIka proti Rusku - mas
stale tezce poskozuje a ohrozu-
je zajem slovenskeho lidu v O.
cfch cetnych Americana. Sc
vS1m tim Dude Sc pTfsne ucto-
vat We chv1li pr1mer1.
Spojene Staty chapou, re val
ka je nedelitelna, a koordino-
valy Poole toho svou valecnou
politiku. Jsou Ia jedno jak S
Velkou Britanii, tax Sc SOVIET
skym svazem We vsech zaklad-
Mich v6cech. Vfte, jak nemec-
ka propaganda besnila prot
Sovetskemu svazu v posledn1ch
mesfcfch jedine proto, ably do
sahla roztrzky mezi Ruskem a
Amerikou. Ia sveho pobytu
We +Spojenych Statech jsem vi
del vysledky teto kampane ma
vlastnf oci. Vedla ma konec k
oficialn1m rozhovorIm mezi
Spojenymi Staty a Sovetskym
svazem, jakoz i k cetnym verej
nym diskus1m. ia sam jsem Sc
techto rozprav a diskus1 row.
nez 1castnil. Tim jsem z1skal
V oblasti nemecke a madarske
propagandy titul bolsevickeho
agenta a pomahace Stalinova.
S radost1 yam oznamuji, re
jsem velmi spokojen S vysled-
ky teto velke mezinarodnl dis
kuse. Ones je vsem America
Mum jasno, re waikiki lie vyhrat
jedine v dGverne a loyalni SOU
cinnosti Spojenych Stat1, Vel
Ike Britanie a Sovetskeho svazu
a ovsem take vsech ostatnich
Spojenych narodG, zvlaste CT
ny. Oficialnf predstavitele a
ODE vedoucf politicke strany
lSpojenych Stat1 povazuj1 To-
yalnf soucinnost sc Sovetskym
svazem "a jedno re zakladnich
pout v cele valecne politice a
povazujf il pfedevslm "a pod
m1nku Zr1Zenl a uQrZOVaH1 Jr-
valeho mfru. Jak v1te, zasta-
val jsem tuto politiku cd pocat,
ku dnesnf valky a dokonce
dlouho pred tim. Pokud jde 9
Anglii, tato politika byla def
nitivne potvrzena znamou an
glo-sovetskou smluovou, jez JIG
jednfm re zakladnich pilif6
budouciho m1ru. Ones lie ri.
ci, re vJvoj We Spojenych Sta
tech pokrocil tax daleko, ze
pfatelska a nic1m nekalens
soucinnost mezi Spojenymi Sta
ty a Sovetskym svazem pc do
bu valky i pc nj m1ze byt pc
vazovana "a 1plne zarucenou
Povazuji "a velkou cest, Il
.|jsem mohl spolupracovat v ton
Ito vIvOii - pOkud to bylo
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-07-09

Photo Courtesy Ball Bros. Co.
at how many different things may
be put away for later use in glass
jars.
Be ure to have the very best
canning instructions and recipes.
One fruit jar company offers a Blue
Book free with a coupon packed
with each dozen jars-or for ten
cents if you have no coupon. The
instructions r easy to follow. It
is not necessary to have elaborate
or expensive equipment. Form a
canning club and have fun while
you cant
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-07-09

mych silach - spatTuji v
tonic vyvoji sluzbu prokaza-
nou nejen budoucnosti, trvalej-
slmu m1ru a budouc1mu vetsi-
mu blahobytu demokratickych
narodG, ale take predevsim ma
81 narodn1 veci.
Mel jsem pTflezitost diskuto-
vat O ruznych otazkach budou-
chic mfru a zvlaste m1ru evrop
skeho. Mohu konstatovat S ra-
dost1, re jsem Sc nikde We Spo-
jenych Statech nesetkal S ne
prlznivym nazorem ma mas stat
a nase narodnf zajmy. We
vSech zakladn1ch otazkach e.
vropskeho a svetoveho m1ru
mohl jsem We vzajemnych dis
kusfch projevit plny souhlas S
hledisky, jez tlumocili kompe-
tentn1 predstavitele Spojenych
StatG. Ia to vSe mus1me byt il
stl my vsichni a take Wy donna
vdecni a jiste mas to povzbuzu-
je znovu, abychom vyvfjeli CO
nejvetS1 odpor prot NemcGm a
abychom donna poskytovali co
nejvets1 pomoc tax, ably bylo
dosazeno rychleho a v1tezneho
ukoncen1 valky.
Nemecka a madarska propa-
ganda dobre pochopila polite
ky vyznam me oficialni cesty,
jakoz i politicky vyznam meho
nastavajfcfho zajezdu do So
vetskeho svazu. Proto Sc vs1m
tim tax horlive sc zabyvala.
Chtel bych k tomu Tfci jen to-
to: Nase politika zGstava v
ramci techto zajezdd takova,
jaka vzdy byla. Ceskosloven-
sko NIUE byt svobodno jen We
svobodne a demokraticke E.
vrope. Niue provadet jen e.
vropskou a sv6tovou politiku,
protoze jinak upadne do zajet1
nemeckych 1tocnikI a divoch1
at vystupuje pod jmenem ne
meckych rytirn, Branibor1,
KfizakG, BedTicha H., Bismar-
ka, Ludendorfa nebo Hitlera.
Provadime dnes znovu sveto-
YOU a evropskou politiku Ma
sarykovy demokracie, tutez e.
vropskou politiku prvni repu-
bliky, jiz jsme sledevali pc
dvacet let a jez Sc, jak yam by
10 receno, neosvedcila v1ci ne
meckemu gangsterismu v roce
1888, ale jez je nynf sledova-
ma celym svobodnym svetem a
jez mas povede k 1plnemu vi
tezstvl druhe svetove valce.
Je pravda, re tato politika
byla ~opustena Evropou v roce
1888, ale pozdeji Europa trpce
pykala a pyka "a to dodnes.
To je take dGvod, proc expan-
sivnf nacismus zfskal tolik vi
tezstvi v prvnfch letech valky.
Ones Sc vsak Europa a svet
znovu vzpamatovaly, a proto
my, Masarykova r%epublika, e
xistujeme znovu a S pomoc1 te-
Ito politiky budeme triumfovat
jake roce 1918 a jake casteji
v letech 1913 az 1888. Mast po-
litice sc dostalo dostiucineni,
jake jsme sami sotva mohli O.
cekavat. Nevefte hloupym w
klad1m nacistd, re jsme We
sluzbach Angle nebo re Rus
ko mas chce pohltit. Jsme svo-
bodny a nezavisly stat. Jsme
pfateli vsech demokratickycE
a svobodu milujfcfch narodt
lSovetskeho svazu stejne jake
Velke Britanie a Ameriky 3
zcela jiste dosahneme dohodJ
Ia pratelstvf s demokratickyn
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-07-09
Nejnizsi vyroba ocele Ia 3 leta.

Hlasf Sc, re vyroba ocele v
iihozapadnf Pennsylvania, nej-
vyznamnejs1m .ocelafskem sire
disku Ameriky, jest nejnizsi "a
tfi roxy, a obnas1 pouze 70 pro-
cent vyrobn1 kapacity.
DnGvodem poklesu vyroby O.
|cele jest nedavna uhelna stav-
ka. vyvolana j. l.. Lewisem.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-05-21
Textile Union
Lack
Of Planning
Criticizes WPB For
Failure in Convention
Report

NEW YORK - (FP) - Sharp
criticism of the War Production
Board for its failure to plan for
maximum textile production was
voiced in a report submitted by
the executive council of the Tex
tile Workers Union (CIO) to the
unions third biennial convention,
which opened here May 10.
Although the TWU has repeat
edly petitioned the WPB for con-
certed planning, the report says,
"the union has been rebuffed as
industry has refused and govern
ment officials, recruited princi-
pally on a dollar-a-year basis from
industry, have resisted thorough
going planning"
Throughout our war effort,
the report continues, these Off
cials have been all too ready to
speak and think of workers as
movable units to be torn, uprooted,
shifted and instructed, or frozen
into lower-pay jobs according to
government directions, but man.
agement and business have insist
ed that government respect the
independence of property the
profit motives for production, the
current organization of the indus
try and the respective functions
within it,"
The report also cites the great
organizational strides achieved by
the union, which now represents
100000 workers in 1,169 plants
Between 1941 and 1943, 40S con
tracts covering 10000 workers
were negotiated. More textile
workers were organized by the
TWU during the 2-year perioc
ending March l, 1943, than were
organized during the previous z
year period from 1913 9to 194l.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-05-21
Railroad Union
Head Scores
Hobbs Bill

CLEVELAND, May II - The
Hobbs socalled anti-racketeering
bill Shows a clear intent to ter
rorize and destroy organized labor
rather than to prevent racketeer-
ing" president A. F. Whitney of
the Bro. of Railroad Trainmen
(unaffiliated) asserted in a letter
to Sen. Frederick Van Nuys 3D.
Ind, chairman of the senate
judiciary committee.
"The 77th and 18th Congresses
have thrice been offered in one
form or another the infamous
Hobbs Bill (HR 653)," Whitney
wrote. Like the crown which was
offered Caesar, we hope that this
bill will be thrice refused.
1--WE know the labor record of
the bills sponsor, Congressman
Sam Hobbs of Alabama, and We
know that record to be wholly bad.
Mr.. Hobbs is living up to his
rame. He is playing hobb' with
rational unity. In his efforts to
shackle labor, he seeks to create a
rev body of labor law; he insults
organized labor; he threatens to
impair workers morale and is
thereby impeding the war effort" {"
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-05-21
CIO Makes
Bid for
Labor Unity
Continued From Page One


unions in Toledo, if it takes place,
will follow the general trend all
over the country, where CIO and
AFL organizations have united in
the common defense against anti
labor forces and have formed
strong political opposition to their
common enemies.
Labor unions in Kansas and
other states where repressive and
so-called regulatory" legislation
has been passed, have banded to-
gether, and the national and state
capitals have seen the labor unions
stand together in their opposition
to legislation, as well as their pro-
tests against the actions of various
governmental bureaus dealing in
labor problems, price administra-
ton and contractual relations be-
tween labor and management.
High hopes have been expressed
by a number of Toledo labor lead
ers for the success of the unity
move, and if the working agree
ment becomes reality, labor in
Toledo will become great force.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-05-21
OPA Hos Legal
Power For Grade
Labelling

NEW YORK-Price Administra
tor Prentiss NJ. Brown was in
formed that his agency has com
plete authority to institute grads
labelling i'm an l1-page legal mem'
arandum submitted by the Natl
LAWYERS Guild May l3.
eve have supported every pro-
posal tending toward economic
stabilization," Exec. Sec, Martin
Topper pointed out in letter ac-
companying the legal opinion, land
we have opposed every effort to
sabotage and destroy the Office OF
Price Administration. Therefore
our criticism of the failure of the
OPA to institute grade labelling is
based upon the position that this
policy il destructive Of the price
control program.
"The lack of grade labelling Is
undermining price ceilings, per
petuating black markets and inter
fering with price enforcement. 1t
is one Of the contributing factors
which has led to the present crisis
in the economic stabilizstion pro-
gram For all these reasons we
insist upon the immediate institu-
ton Of grade labelling of canned
goods"
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-05-21
Congress in
AII-ouf Attack
On Labor
Continued From Page One

December, 1941, introduced as an
amendment to the Connally bill.
Both are hoary with age.
One of the most vicious bills on
record, HR 2124, formerly HR 4139,
would limit picketing to actual
strikers involved, force accounting
of union funds, prohibit political
contributions by unions, outlaw
"jurisdictional or sympathy strikes"
and require secret ballot, among
other things.
Sen. James o. Eastland 3D.
Miss.) introduced three bills, S
1868, S 1869 and S 1910, which
would make it felony, punishable
by up to two years in prison and a
$4,000 fine, to aid or encourage a
strike during the war. 1t would
permit the discharge of any strik-
er, or it would provide for his cor
her" immediate induction and re-
turn to his present job at the
former pay scale but without over
time.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-05-21
NLRB Wanfs Koiser
Under Open Shop

WASHINGToN-If the AFL
Metal Trades unions will strike
from the contracts with the Kaiser
Shipbuilding Co. the closed-shop
provisions, leaving the shipyards
under open shop conditions, the
NLRB will dismiss its proceedings
against the company.
This was formally announced to
the house merchant marine subcom-
mittee investigating production in
shipbuilding May Id, by John NJ.
Houston, new member Of the
board. "Such a termination Of the
proceedings will be definitely in the
public interest" he said.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-05-21

Nice to Know: Waxed paper
wrappers from bread are good
for wiping the top of the lid
top range.
Use grapefruit shells for
serving fruit or seafood cock
tails if you don't nave enough
relish dishes.
Iron rust may be quickly re-
moved from white clothes if
you squeeze lemon juice on the
spot, sprinkle salt over it a
place it in the sun. Repeat
the first application does noL
work.
Use warm water instead of
cold for mixing flour for
gravy. The use of rotary egg
beater helps smooth out Jumps
if they should occur.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-05-21

In simplifying manufacture Of
hand tools for Victory Gardens,
324 types of forks have been cut
to 76, styles of rakes have been
reduced from 55 to 8, hoes from
362 to 80, and hand cultivators
from Ia to 8.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-05-21
OPA CeiIinq
Prices Hit
Workingmon
Continued From Page One

Continued From Page One
the prices were published, the
farmer told her he had no chickens
to sell, and informed her that as
soon as he did have, they would
cost 10 cents a pound more because
he had to comply with the OPA
price ceiling.
Many similar instances of price
raising instead of price rollbacks
are coming to light, and more and
more people are expressing the de-
termination to do something to
force the OPA to face the realities
of the situation.
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cil SA NJ y w
may be serving
dishes you never
served b e f ore,
but if you've
t u c k { d your
thinking cap at
the right angle,
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-05-21
Hearst Opposes
Grade Labelling
By H. RICHARD SELLER

NEW YORK May 15 P)Th Hearst Corp with headquarters
here sparheadng nationwide drive heat and
be administration to halt grade labelling of goods Federated
Press discovered May 49,
content with which words regimen
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-05-21
Important Foods Increase

The net result of the publication
of price lists has been an increase
in nearly all foods, particularly the
most important ones. One shrewd
retailer expressed himself to q
Union Journal reporter. eve mark
ed up everything we could because
when the price rollbacks come, il
will leave us about where we were
before the OPA stepped in to help
us out. Frankly, we are all fol
Prentiss Brown; he's our pal"
1t is expected that the price in
creases will bring sharp protests
to the OPA and demand that al
prices be held at the level at which
they were before the OPA misdi'
rected its efforts and bungled the
job, and that the rollback be on the
basis of the established prices prior
to the OPA listings.
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tation," "totalitarian" and com
munistic" are used to describe the
price control measure which pre-
vents charging Grade A prices for
Grade C products, the Hearst Corp.
is spewing out letters, advising a
restricted list of persons to lex
press your views to your Congress
mar"
One of the carefully typed let
tiers, signed by R, E. Berlin, presi-
dent of The Hearst Corp parent
company Of Hearst newspapers and
magazines, is in Federated Press
possession.
Send Out Letters
Enclosed with each letter is a
copy Of a Hearst editorial which
was issued in March to all Herast-
owned newspapers with instruct
tons to publish without change.
The Hearst letter reads: