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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-13

je Irska republika, ampak nj ho-
tel til Y podrobnosti. Britska
vlada, kakor znano, zavzema sta
isce, da je Irska dominij, kakor
50 Kanada, Avstralija, Juzna
Afrika in Nova Zelandija, in do
legalno tvori del Britskega oh.
cestva narodov.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-13

ko je bill leta 1912 blizni Prage ubit nack krvnk
ma Ceskem, zloglasni Reinhard Heydrich Nemc vpr
zor navecjih grozodejstev tel voai Najprej
do tai pozgal trg Ldice pote pa moske prebvace
in decke postrell zenske in otroke pa odpeal kon
centracijo ker pomrl cd akote Kokor znano nj da
cd vec tisoc prebvacev Ldic par oseb nhce
zv Nedavno e kraju kjer nekoc stale Ldice
sa spominska slavnos Ma Sikh vid predsednka Be-
nea pred katere deflira oddeek ceSkoslovaske voke
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-13
SEJA ODBORA SID

Jutri vecer oh osmih Sc vrsi
seja odbora "a vpostavitev cast
ne plosce vojakom v Slovenskem
delavskem domu ma Waterloo
Rd. Odslej se bodo seje tega Cd
bora vrsile enkrat ma mesec,
namrec vsako drllgo soboto Y
mesecu. lDrustveni zastopniki in
oni. Il 20 odboru, 50 pro1eni,
a. ss udelexijo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-13
IZLET v PARKU

Mladinski pevski zbor SID ma
Waterloo Rd., bo v nedeljo, Is.
julia incl svoj letni izlet v Me-
tropolitan parku. Oni, XII ga po-
setijo, maj vzamejo cesto ma des-
no, ko pridete park, nato pa
sledijo napisom. Prijazno Sc va
bi pevce in starse ter prijatelje
zbora, da Sc izleta udeleziio.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-13
Prevzetje trgovine

Nedavno je prevzel Fred Ma
rinko, sin poznane in spostovane
Marinkove druzine iz 1O71 e..
III ST., trgovino z sadjem in ze-
lenjavo cd Godina-vih, ma 416
e. 1856 St., blizu Waterloo Rd.
Lastnik Marinko je bill pred ne
kaj tedni casino odpuscen IL
ameriske armade; sluzil je vec
mesecev v Evropi. Jugoslovan-
skim gospodinjam Sc priporoca
u nakup njih potrebScin.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-13

Ia strahotni prostor je emo
izmed redkih poslopij, XII je po-
stalo neposkodovano v tenn sta
rodavnem hanzeatskem mestu
V laboratoriju stole nedotak.
njeni parni kotli, ostanki izde
lanega mila, posode razsekane
cloveSke masti in mesa.
Sledovi nacijskih grozot v
okolici tovarne
Vse okrog tovarne lezijo clio
veske kosti in lobanje kot ziva
prica grozot; naciji teh MISC mo
gil porabiti in SO jih enostavnc
razmetali v blizini tovarne.
Nihce, XII 81 ogleda to grozot
no tovarno, ne more niti "a ire
nutek dvomiti, kaj Sc je v Mi
godilo in kakSnemu namenu je
sluzila.
Neki pomocnik z imenom Sig
mund Mazur, XII je delal v la
boratoriju je bill zajet, in dovo
ljeno nam je bilo izprasevati ma
pol blaznega moskega. Kar nam
je povedal, je izpopolnilo po
drobnosti dogajanj " tel tovarni
Posode eloveske masti in mesa
najdene
v kleti smo nasi velike tan
ke, XII obili do vrha napolnje
nj trupli Poljakov in Rusov
XII so bill obeseni, ustreGeni al
obglavljeni, in katerih trupla Sc
bila porabljena "a laboratory
ske svrhe. Videli smo tudi cele
skladovnice glav, XII SO bile cd
sekane obglavljenim zrtvam.
Sigmund Mazur, katerin
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-13
NOVA ZNAMKA IA
cEVLJE PoSTANE
|VELJAVNA l. AVG.

WASHINGTON, II. juli-
ia. - OPA urad je danes
naznanil, da b0 s /. avgu-
stom postala veljavna aero
planska znamxa st. 4 v ra-
cijski knjizici st. 8 "a ma
kup para cevljev. Kar sc IT,
&c aeroplanskih znamk 1,
2 in 8, ostanejo Sc nadalje
veljavne "a nedolocen cas-.
Zadnja ceveljska znamka
je postala veljavna l. no
vembra minulega leta.
" tel zvezi porocajo IL
sti danes zjutraj, da Sc je
sirOm 10 krajev v severnem
Ohiju pojavil -velik naval ma
trgovine s cevlji in da so
racijski odbori poplavljeni S
prosnjami "a posebne ce-
veljske znamke. v smislu
OPA regulacij, je dovoljeno
prOsiti "a dOdatne cevlje,
kadar druzina porabi vse
ceveljske znamke, in ako
lima eden ali vsi clani dru-
zine samo en- par cevljev,
XII jih je mogoce nositi ali
pOpraviti.)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-13
Kako sovjetske
r
oblast ccistij0 +
nacizem v Berlinu

BERLIN, 9. julia. (O.N.A.)
- Danes sem incl interview z
majorjem Valentinom Lipnic-
kom, XII je zvezni castnik mar
sala zukova "a obcevanje z dr..
Alfred Wernerjem, nemskim We
likim zupanom v Berlinu. Major
Lipnicko mi je povedal, da Ru-
81 trebijo nacizem in naciste
cesto "a cesto, in da je ruska
politicna policija re aretirala ma
tisoce sumljivih oseb.
Major Lipnicko je mlad cast
mix in govori nekoliko nemsko.
Povedal mi je, da je njihova
metoda navidezno izredno eno-
stavna, obenem pa presenetlji-
vo uspesna. v splosnem posluje
zadovoljivo.
Rusi so postavili ma cello vsa-
kega berlinskega mestnega della
Nemce, katere so sami osvobo-
dill IL ujetniskih taborisc. III
Nemci so potem S svoje strani
zopet izbrali primerno stevilo
ljudi, katerim zaupajo, ter jih
postavili kot nadzornike v ulice,
katere SO jim n ajbolj znane.
Vsakteri teh cestnih nadzorni-
kov mora predloziti oblasti po-
poln seznam clanov nacisticne
stranke, ter ma kratko navesti
njihove osebne podatke.
Ma tisoce nacistov ujetih;
vsi bodo sojeni
Tako Sc je Rusom posreeilo
ujeti ze ma tisoce nacistov. Ma
jor Lipnicko mi je tudi povedal,
da so ruske oblasti izven Berli-
ma uredile veliko ujetnisko ta-
borisce, v katerem so nastanili
"a bodeco zico najnevarnejse
naciste. Vsi bodo pa sojeni pred
nemskimi sodisci, izvzemsi lie
one, XII so sc pregresili prot
Rdeci armadi.
Razgovarjala sva Sc govo-
ricah, XII Sc sirijo v drugih oku-
pacijskih zonah, govorice, ka-
tere sirijo Nemci, o baje bru-
talnem obnasanju Rusov in O
nesoglasju, XII baje obstoja med
Rusi in zahodnimi zavezniki.
Nemci dolzijo grozot tudi
Amerikance i'm Angleze
Brez vsakega razburjenja mi
je ruski major povedal, da gle
de prve obdolzitve more reci lie
toliko, da Nemci tudi v ruski
okupacijsk: zoni sirijo, vesti G
grozotah, katere b a je delajc
ameriske in angleske zasedbene
cete.
Kar Sc pa tice nemskih tr.
ditev nesporazumih med "a.
vezniki, je izjavil major Lipnic.
ko, da bi bio najboljse sredstvo
da Sc vsem takim govoricam
popolnoma izpodbije tia pod no
gami,. ako bo uvedena med rus.
ko in anglesko amerisko ad
ministracijo v Berlinu cim ozjs
zveza in sodelovanje.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-13
DOBILI BONO VEG MESA

Poljedelski tajnik Clinton P.
Anderson je naznanil, da je ure.
dill vse potrebno, da pride vse
zdravo pridelano meso ma javna
trzisca. Anderson je obljubil, da
DO prislo ma trg v kratkem mno-
go vec mesa, kot ga je bio dose
daj. .~.. =.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-13
Kratke Uesti
SVARIJO PRED NOVIM
OMEJITVAMI POTOVANJA

WASHINGTON, 13. julia. -
Vlada je danes naznanila, da bo
najbrze potrebno uvesti nadalj-
ne omejitve "a potovanje civili-
stow, medtem ko Sc je v kongre-
su pojayila zahteva, da Sc pre-
pove vse privatne zelezniske va
gone "a bogatine in zelezniske
eksekutivne uradnike.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-13

v pondeljek, Is. julia Sc vrsi
redna mesecna seja starsev Mia
dinskega pevskega zbora SID
ma Waterloo Rd. Pricetek OBJ 8.
uri zvecer. Starse Sc prosi, da Sc
udelezijo polnostevilno.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-13
KONFERENCA v INDIJI
Sc JE IZJALOVILA

SIMLA, India, IL. Julia
British kraljevi namestnik mar
Sal Wavell je vceraj ma razgovo-
ru voditelji hindijev in moha-
medancev ,izjavil, da je konfe-
renca "a razsirjenje samouprave
"a Indijo obticala ma tocki, ker
Sc indijski voditelji ne morejo
zediniti glede nacina, kako mai
bi bill sestavljen kraljevski svet
ali kabinet.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-13
Si1ra Zrac1la vojSka
proti Japonski gre z
neugnano' si1o da1je

GUAM petek 13. julia - Danes e bio tukaj Mama
njeno da bile aponske vojaske ndustrijske naprave
novega snega napada il zraka katerega e udee
zo 500 superbombnikov Bog
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-13
Nemci ma Ce$kem zdai
zzanjajo, kar so sejali
V enem praskem okrozzjju morajo
cello nositi make, kakor so
jih morali nekoc Zidje

LONDON, z. julia %. N. A. - Nemci in madzarski
kolaboraconsti prseni praskih mestnh okra-
jev da podrede natancno istm splosnim pravom XII
veljala pref Eide tako daec da morajo cello nositi
posebne make.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-13
BULEvARD POPRAyLJAJO

BULL v AMI TOTNAVl0AOO
Costa ma bulevardu med e.
140 st. in Colt Rd. je v teku
popravljanja radi cesar je ce-
sta v tistem delu bulevarja "a
prta prometu. Namerava Sc po-
|praviti cesto tudi ma drugih kra-
jih.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-13
IRSKA JE REPUBLICAN.
.PRAVI DE VALERA

DUBLIN, II. julia Premier
Eamon de Valera je danes te-
kom debate I opozijskim vodite-
lem james Dillonom rekel, da
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-13
Ne1nci so izdelovali
IL Gloveske n1asti
Casnikarji 81 ogledali eksperimentalni
laboratorij v Gdansku ma Poljskem

GDANSK, Poljska, 8. julia - Danes so 81 casnikarji
tukaj ogleda ekspermentaln laborator zdelovanje
mila il cloveSke masti.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-03-31
GUYSONLEDO
ROAD HAVE
OWN LINGO

Rtl.NA 'liit ifi,E ~
OPERATIONS rtee .i mas
strn.. liaf,Nas
GIs pN. e,onpI.nrl 'hc
r.n ona f'if 30 's nr
n miea Stf W
ls4ait ti Nlw faHnts isee
M. l Stur
te. muit N.ase reehe'
n Fnn-n CiaIp hAnlip Alt
"a f
t
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-23

viewpoint of p. NJ. Karroll of
Columbus, q.
Dear Miss RObinsOn:
Like everything else I'm this
life, the decision depends largely
upon the character of the In
diViduals themselves and the
conditions surrounding them.
The first condition, of course,
Is whether the wife and husband
are truly I'm love with each
other. II not, she might be fur
nishing the support while he
prepares himself to take care OF
SOME OTHER WOMAN. The
main question for her Is, Is her
support a safe Investment that
will later pay her dividends OF
success and happiness in mar
riage:
"The second question is--will
her help not only increase his
opportunities for making a liv-
ing but-al>o- desire sup
port his family afterwards?
some men, you know, are pretty
weak creatures and there's al
ways a possibility that a hus-
band. once supported by his
wife, might like the arrange
ment so well he'd want to let
her continue supporting him
after the need Is past.
However, IL they're in love
and the husband has character
and IA genuine desire TO get
ahead, then by all means let the
wife support him TEMPO
RARILY while he schools him.
self for better living"
p. NJ. KARROLL-age 27,
l0i West Woodruff Ave,
Columbus l, O.
(S10 priZe)
Margaret O'Gara Of Chicago
fears tho psychological effect or
husbands whose wives support
them.
"Men will always have an In
nate pride i'm being the wage
earners. In an emergency they
may consent to their wives
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-23

working but as steady diet no
man wants IL.
'The veterans Of this war who
intend To go to school and earn
their families living at the same
time are going To need decent,
well kept homes more than ever
before. How Is working wife
going to maintain such a home,
especially IL there are children?
"The average American hus-
band would rather come home
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-23

the bacon. Not so any longer!
Just read these splendid letters
from young women who are
willing and eager to put their.
husbands through college at
their own expense.
"Drar Elsie:
eli her veteran husband de-
cid,'> TO continue his education,
"A wife should most certainly
foot the bills. And any wife
who refuses To do so Is, I'm my
opinion, a mealy-mOuthed cling
ing vine and belongs back i'm the
days OF bustles and hOrsehair
sofas
Marriage Is n two way prop
OSition and no girl should feel
abused il her soldier husband
decides to try for that degree he
missed out on. If il means
more secure future, more power
"a him. He can't work full
-tiate ieb and keep Hp his studies
Rt the same time. So that's
whore wifey can do her part for
her man and be well repaid for
II in the long run.
The 1890 idea of marriage as
rtui<tcr for the little woman
II definitely passed. Marriage
i the lOveliest thing God in
vented; it's n combination OF
two forces working for security
aud happiness. And unless the
man and the woman share
everything equally it falls short
.sf perfection. Being a helpmeet
works two ways and no wife
should ever forget it,"
DORIS +. JOHNSTON
age 25,
1885 212 Place, Queens
Village 8, l.. l., n. Y
($10 priZe)
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-23
The BOYS Differ

Some of the boys doubt the
wisdom of such open hearted
hclplulneSs and their arguments
aren't based exactly on chivalry
either. Take for instance the
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-23
House Trouble
Not Marital Rift
HOLLYWOOD, Sept. %.

Sad leave for John Conte. The
landlord won out i'm the eviction
proceedings so John and Mari
lyn Maxwell are having TO store
all their furniture. -Marilyn iS
off for New York and the Nat
Carson Eddie Cantor music but
Conte insists that there is no
marital rift between them.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-23

10 pleasant wife. clean
house, freshly scrubbed children
and "A deep dish apple pie than
"A tired woman, neglected chill
dren and skimpy meal even
" said wife earns a nice salary
check"
MARGARET S. O'GARA
age 30.
5jl7 n. Kenmore Ave.
Chicago 40. I'll.
(S2 30 price
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-23
IHdt1>1QZ QZzn1euica
NI1IiEIlXI5zz|EjEIs'|l!! 1iIl I5zjI'|l!!!l
Younq Women Glad TO Help
Husbands Finish School

TINfIREE for young American womanhood!
Why the enthusiasm? Because they're loyal, loving
their men, of her psychological and
biological makeup by the rules convention and economics
always played the of mans "helpmeet" but
generally past the line bringing home
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-01-11
. BEHIND THE SCENES
IN WASHINGTON .

- policies may throw the economy
one way or the other, and that's
what he's hoping can be avoid
ed.
POSTWAR PRICING
PROBLEMS
Right now, OPA is trying to
plan how it can get out from
under price controls as fast as
possible and item by item, the
same way it got in. In some cas-
cs prices may naturally drop be-
low the present ceilings. The
trick then is simply TO take off
the ceilings.
At the same time, it will be
necessary to put now price cell
ings on items which haven
been in production and which
you haven't been able to buy
during the war years. In general
OPA now is aiming to have
these items come back on the
market at approximately the
same prices in effect in the first
quarter of 1912, when produc-
ton of consumer durable goods
was largely stopped.
Going over the list OF items
that will be brought back into
production when the war is over,
OPA has found that less than a
dozen types of goods make up
IS per cent of all the items
which will need new price reg
ulation. Included in this list are
automobiles and parts, refriger-
ators, sewing machines, vacuum
cleaners, radios, pianos, heating
equipment, watches and jewel
ry. OPA is asking the manufac-
turers of these lines TO come TO
Washington in the next few
weeks to work out their post
war pricing problems.
Holding strictly TO the view
that it is to the manufacturers
advantage to keep prices low
and build up volume OF sales,
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-01-11
BY PETER EDISON

Admitting that he is scared TO
death of postwar initiation and
deflation, Price Administrator
Chester Bowles has a neat little
story to illustrate how some
people in this country can get
what he calls an initiation psy-
Ghosis, while others may be hit
by the deflation filters at the
same time. 1t goes something
like this:
Here you have two families
living in two houses, side by
side. In one lives a War-plant
worker whose wife has also had
war job. They've saved up
some money and want to build
a house. Then along comes the
end of the war, and these people
lose their jobs. Immediately
they start boarding their money
and holding back on their plans.
That's deflationary.
Right next TO this family there
lives an insurance salesman. He
and his wife want to build a
house, too But the insurance
man thinks business is going 10
be good, and what ScarcS him
is that prices are going TO be
higher as soon as controls are
off. He wants to build that new
house now, and buy that new
car now, before everything goes
up. He's inflationary.
BoWles points TO these two
cases. right on the same street,
as examples of the crazy, cock
eyed economy the country is 60
ing to have as soon as the war
is over. Boom it can go up, or
bang it can hit the skids.
Officially, Bowles won't guess
which way it's going to 90, be-
lieving that the drift may
change from month TO month.
But he realizes that mistake
. by OPA on its postwar pricing
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-01-11
KITCHEN SUPPLY LINE

It's q lot Of trouble to bundle UP old newspapers
and save old roes It's bothersome to have to emen'
Der to pour waste Kitchen fots into contoiner It's
cosy just to toss away tin cons and forget them.
It's oIso lot Of trouble to fight war. But Jops
and Germons must be shot, and to do that job our
fighting men going to need more and more sup
plies lot Of supply lines begin right at home in the
Kitchen And most of the things thot housewives have
been sovoeine ore needed now much ever, some
Of them more so.
Sometimes it is difficult to remember that little
bit more wor-required woste from every American
Kitchen will get more supplies to the fronts foster,
save lives, and end the war little sooner. But it's
true. So keep 'en rolling
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-01-11
. IN HOLLYWOOD
By ERSKINE JOHNSON

Behind the Screen: The UNI
expected therapeutic value OF
motion pictures. primarily IN
tended for entertainment in
Army and Navy hospital wards,
is one of the big stories Of World
War II. Hundreds Of battle
shock victims are expressing
gratitude for what motion pic
lures, shown on hospital walls
and even ceilings for bed-ridden
patients, have done for them.
Minds taking subconSclous ref
uge from the tcrrors of war have
been pierced for the first time
in months by motion pictures.
Four hundred hospitals have
been equipped with Is nm.
portable sound motion picture
equipment.
Ha, Jap propaganda chiefs
are now using Hollywood still
photograph of Bud Abbott try
ing to shove reluctant Lou Cos
tcllo into the cockpit of an air.
plane. u S. fllers are cow
ards reads the caption. The
picture was taken during film
ing of the comedy Keep En-
Flying
Lloyd Nolan told it on the set
of "Circumstantlal Evidence. "A
friend went to call on pal and
was greeted at the gate by two
dogs a Sco,ty and a Sealyham.
The Scotty looked up and said,
Goo morning. Haven't seen
you around here for long time. >
The visitor was flabbergasted.
Eye gads,' he asked his host.
docs your Scotty always talk to
your guests? He actually said
good morning to me-
The friend was unconccrned.
That wasn't Scotty," he replied
casually. 1t was the Sealyham.
He ventriloquist."
The friend was unconcerned
THAT wasn't Scotty,' he replied
casually. 1T was the Sealyham.
He's a ventriloquist."
Otto Kruger will play the role
r. I =
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-01-11
Earl CAROLS Vanities." Earl
Carroll, | guess wasn't the type.


Marquee sign of the week
The Hairy Ape-ln Society.
Artie Shaw, discharged from
the Navy last February, returns
TO the baton with a new band
Dec. /.
For the duration at least. Hol-
lywood has lost the honor of hav-
ing the biggest motion picture
companies in the world. The
biggest one these days is in
washington.
The company" is the Army
Pictorial Service of the Signal
Corps. which is producing and
distributing motion pictures on
a scale that has never been
equaled.
Since Jan. /. it has produced
more than $50 pictures, with
another 900 in production. They
include training films, informa-
tional and morale pictures and
historical films on the various
battles of the war.
MARINE NEARLY LANDS"
A Marine guest of producer
Robert Sparks was invited by
his wife, Penny Singleton, to
take turn around their San
Fernando Valley ranch on a
tractor. Penny dipped and
rolled and turned fast corners
with the skill of crack tank
driver. ="
But as she zoomed along she
noticed that the Marine. whose
chest was dripping with cam
paign ribbons, was getting more
and more nervous.
Finally he blurted: Lady,
either let your husband drive
this thing or let me off I've
been all over the South Pacific
but I've never had an experience
like this.
Nobody can claim Sonia Hen
les skates as souvenirs. She
throws EN- away when they
wear out. Superstftious.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-01-11

Marquee sign of the week:
The Hairy Apc-ln Society"
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-01-11

There is no doubt that the war
is definitely in our favor. There
is not an inkling of doubt in my
mind that Hitler and Mussolini
will save Europe. Japanese
Foreign Minister MamOru Shig-
emitsN.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-01-11
OPEN SEASON

Things oil in Other at Louisiana Stote Uni.
versty, where goodnight kisses by women students
have been bonned 1t seems to thot in this doy OF
nonpower shortage any coed who can find man
the conpus to kiss should be congratulated, not
rsprinonded.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-01-11

Bowles believes business will
see the need of price regulation
in the transition period.
AS fewer than so companies
will manufacture nearly 80 per
cent of all the new lines of
goods that will have to be
brought under new price con-
troll, OPA's problem will be sim
plified.
SMALL BUSINESS
CONTROLS
For the remaining $4,000 or
small manufacturers who turn
out the cggbeaters, garbage
pals and little stuff that make
up the other Is per cent of the
goods needing new prices, OPA
now plans two courses of action.
First, small business concerns
with small volume of product
may be given complete exemp-
ton from price control. This
will take big administrative
load off OPA's shoulders and at
the same time give small bust
ness a break in the fight for the
highly competitive postwar
market. Second, small manufac-
turers may have their products
put under a pricing formula,
administered by OPA district
offices which will also be au-
thorized to grant relief in hard
ship cases.
There is no thought of profit
control, other than that all price
control covers costs plus profits.
The theory is to get back to 1912
costs and 1912 profits, with re-
lief being granted in hardship
cases TO allow for Increased pro-
duction costs such as increased
rates of pay to labor.