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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-21

sHdsnp vino p66sne1o ali zateaa'
nelo. Najboljse je, ce Sc pretepe
beljak Z brezovo sibico ali me-
tlico. Potem ko sc je beljak ste,
pei v sneg in Sc pozneje razle-
Ezel, Sc kar razreG . vinom in po-
|rabi "a Si4cepjs vina. Ia ciseenje
zdravega belega vina maj Sc wa
me "a vsakih Is galonov emo do
|tri "a 6rno emo do stiri srednje
veika kokoAja jajca. opozoriti
pa moramo, da Sc vinu dostav-
ljeni beljak ne izloci IL vina, ka-
kor Sc ne izloci niti ribji klej nj
tt zelatina, ako ina vino v sebi
dovolj tanina ali creslovine. Da
pa NINA vino dovolj tanina, po-
znamo najlazje ako par dni po-
zneje pogledamo vino, katere-
mu smo dodali beljaka. &c osta-
ne vino po dodatku beljaka ci-
sto, je znamenje, da nj v MEM
dovolj tanina, &c Sc je pa moe
no zgostilo, ga je v MEM dovolj.
V prvem slucaju Sc lahko po-
maga tenn, da Sc doda vinu
naravnost ma vsakih 25 gallon /
do 3 CRANE ereslovine. Beljak,
XII Sc pref nj oboril, Sc po do
datku ereslovine in sc nato IL
loci.
Plesnive sode
moramo oprati najprej z mr.
zlo vodo in $ scitjo (krtaco) in
sele potem z vrelo vodo, kateri
Sc doda nekoliko sode. Ce je
sod moeno plesniv, je pa Sc bolj-
Sc, da NIL vzamemo emo dno
proc ter ga potem oblamo ali o.
gemo. Ko mu denemo spet dno,
ga izperemo z gorko vodo ter ga
nazadnje zavinimo. zge Sc sod
najbolje, z zganjem, S katerim
Sc znotraj polite.
Rlat0 il 0bleke
Sc odstrani ma sledeei naein.
Najprej pusti blato, da Sc po-
polnoma posusi. Nato vzemi
krompir, ga prereH cez polovi-
co in dobro pomaM z nina ma
dez. Madez izgine in blago, osta-
ne snazno.
Rarvane bluze, obleke ali pred
pasnike, o katerih mislis, da DO
popustila barva in Sc razlezla,
ne smes jemati il vode. Ko 81 jih
namocila, jih operi in jih ~daj
susit. ce jih pustis lezati mokre
ma mizi, Sc barva tako razleze,
da doticna obleka nj vec veliko
"a rabo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-21
Koksen bodi
zokoaski moi?

Gotovo je, da 81 vsaka zena
napravi V duhu sliko vzornega
moza. Prva zahteva pri vseh je
ta, da mora moz skrbeti "a dru-
Ano in Sc zanjo tudi zanimati.
zeni maj bo zvest MOI in dober
tovaris. Priden in vztrajen mai
DO, zascitnik svoje zene, ziva-
hen, velikopotezen, pameten in
izobrazcn. Zjutraj mora vstati
vedno dobre wolfe, biti razpolo-
zen "a vsako salo in ne SINE nj
koi tiranizirati druzine S svoji-
mi muhami. Pijanec ne SINE biti,
dom mu maj bo ljubsi kakor go
stilna in kavarna. Pa lepega We
denja mai bo, da ne DO nikoi SUI
rov 8 syojo zeno. In znacaj ajen
maj bo, da ne bo prodajal svoje-
go prepricanja. Hvaliti ne SINE
vedno samo svoje natere ali
drugih Zen iz sVojega poznan-
stya; mai Sc ne boji povedati
ycasih tudi Q svoji zeni kaj le-
pega Vsaka zena zeli da hi
.njen moi obcudoyal saIno MO;
DE- Ri mu bila njsna kaaha mai
boil vSee;; de- hi bill Ysak yeeer
\ Mo skupaj ali vsaj DrepOzno,
ne prihajal d0m0y; da ne bi ka-
dill; de- bi j dal veliko denarja
a eospodinjstvo il bill trano'
prepFid I'm a. ie 4iaGQYa zesa
ajbolj varcna gospod odinja sve-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-21
NASNETi "a HISO
IN DOM
Cuvanie kanarckov

Kanarekov ne postavljaj ma
odprta okna, niti ne obesaj v
kletah ma prost zrak, ker ne
prenesejo vetra, prepiha, MIRA.
"a, pekocega solncas pa najn1anj,
Ako pozimi zracis sobe, pogrni
kletke 2 veejo krpo.
Duh po rozah
imas vedno v sobi, &c denes
listice lepo -dehtecih roz v po.
sodo, XII Sc dobro zapre, pride
mes nekaj soil in spirita in poso.
do vcasih "a nekaj minut cd
pres.
Sredstvo proti Scurkom
Enaka dela boraksa in v prah
stoEenega sladkorja zmesaj in
potresi na nesto, kamor priha-
jajo scurki. &c storis zvecer
najdes zjutraj polno omamljene
golazni, XII jo pometi ter vrzi v
ogenj. - Ali: Vzemi natronove-
ga boraksa primesaj malo slad.
korja ter zmletega prsnega ko-
renja in potresi pred luknjica.
mi.
ciscenje yina z beljakom
Kakor je ze znano, je jajcni
beljak snow, XII Sc enako kakor
ribji klej in zelatina spoil v vi.
nu taninom v neraztopno obo.
rino, XII je izkraja kot nekaka
rahla pena. Radi te lastnosti ie
jajcni beljak izvrstno sredstvo
"a ciscenje vim, ina pa obepem
Sc marsikatere druge prednosti
pred ribjem klejem in zelatino.
Jajcnik beljak je namrec cenej.
81 cd poslednjih, in kar je CLAW
no pri MEM, je to-, da sc lahko
sistijo 2 njim najboljsa in mai
finejsa vina .brez .strahu, da bi
izgubila le kolickaj svojega bo.
keta ali disave. Kako Sc torej -ci-
sti vino z beljakon? Navadno
Sc jajce razbije, loci rumenjak cd
beljaka in Sc rabi potem po-
.slednji naravnost "a, ciscenje
vim. Veliko bolje pa je, &c se po-
pref pripravi ma pravilen nacin.
Najbolje je, ako Sc stepe Y sneg
in pusti potem nekoliko casa, da
lse pena raztece. Ko Sc pa ;jajc-
mi beljak tolce "a ciscenje vina,
sc ne SINE rabiti "a to zelezna
;pOsoda ker hi lahko dDspelo Y
'beljak toliko zeleza, da biz MIN
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-21
Ufedn1koVa
po$ta
Prosnja in povabilo

Vsi kot Amerikanci in Ameri-
kanke, imamo priliko sedaj po-
magati naalim jugoslovanskim
sirotam, Xxi stejejo mad $4,000,
in kateri revcki so bill pregna-
nj in stradani celia stiri leta pod
nacizmom in fasizmom.
Mnogo jih je pomrlo, in tisti,
XII SO Sc zivi, so pa strasno po-
habljeni ali pa tako oslabeli, da
bo vzelo dosti dobre hrane in po-
strezbe, predno pridejo nazaj k
sebi.
I'll ubogi otroci Sc obracajo ma
mas "a pomoc in malovredni lju-
die bi bill, ako njihovo prosnjo
ne uslisimo. Postreci Jim ne mo-
reno ker smo oddaljeni, ampak
hrano, kakrsno potrebujejo, Jim
pa lahko posljemo.
Navedla vam bonn nekatere
hrane, katere so "a enkrat mai
bolj potrebne, in katere Sc bo-
do sprejemale v treh Slovenskin
narodnih domovih ma St. Clairju,
Waterloo Rd, in ma. Recher Ave,
Progressive Slovenke pa bono
gledale, da Sc ia hrana odposlje
naprej. TIE hrane so:. kondensi-
rano mleko, cereals, sladkor,
dextrose, trda cokolada, kakao,
boillion cubes, matted milk ta-
blets, riz, konzervirana jedila "a
otroke, refine, marelce in posu-
sene cesplje zabojih.
Da Sc pa cim vec in hitreje
dobi to potrebno hrano, clanice
Progresivnih Slovenk vabijo vas
in vase prijatelje in znance ma
poset veselice, v soboto, dne 21.
aprila Slovenskem narodnem
domu ma St. Clair Ave., katero
priredijo vsi krozki skupaj.
Vsakdo, XII poseti to veselico,
poleg Vstopnine, XII je samo SOC,
je prosen, da prinese tudi emo
ali vee izmed zgoraj omenjene
hrane in "a katero bono imele
posebne zaboje pri vhodu in v
prizidku.
Ker zivimo v resnih casih, ie
dobro, da Sc clovek malo razve-
drl in poseti kako prijetno "a
bavo med prijatelji, in obenem
pomaga "a dobro stvar.
Ako vas DO leila zavrteti SCI.
smo preskrbele Herb Walker or.
kester, XII igra izvrstne sloven-
ske valcke in poke in ako hoGe-
te Sc vsesti X mizi, da se pogo
Ivofite, SO clanice tudi ppiprav-l
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-21
Zenski spoil krepkejssii
cd moskega

Emo odkritje oziroma dogma
ME raznih znanstvenikov, XII 'se
ukvarjajo s studijami in rails
kovanji, tikajocimi Sc cloveskih
plemen, je to, da obstojajo v
resnici razmeroma majhne, te-
incline podedovane razlike med
razlicnimi plemeni ali narodnost-
mi. In to odkritje je v resnici
nadepolno. siroko citan in raz-
sirjen pamflet Races of Man
kind, katerega sta spisala Ruth
Benedict in dr.. Gene Weltfisch,
prikazuje ia dognanja v dobro
podanem opisu. Istotako je opa-
ziti iste znanstvene zakljuGke
v tenn pogledu v novi knjigi
Abrama Scheinfelda, XII je po-
znan po svojih poljudnih znan-
stvenih spisih, potom katerih je
populariziral znanstveno vedo v
zedinjenih drzavah. Njegova
najnovejsa knjiga nosi nasloy:
Women and Men,.
Ljudje Sc oblacijp, n1islijo,
oPnasajo ali uzivajo drugaeno
hrano V razlicnih dezelah zato.
ker je razlicno okolje,. Y kate
rem zivijo," pravi Scheinfeld.
Obenem pa zavraca teorijo, da
obstoja nekaj takega kot te-
meljna superiornost ali nadvred-
most ali pa temeljna inferior
most ali manjvrednost med
plemeni in narodno nostmi sveta.
Scheinfeldov knjjga, kot ka-
ze ze naslov sa m, se panasa
predvsem na vprasanie analize
razlike med moskimi ia zeashar
mi, dale Sc bavi s prohleni OBJ
ljudenosti ter $ tezo, da dale
ynaqstveni naRredek zenslki ~.
toye prednosti, katerih 20 druei
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-21
GOsARSKA RESEM PRI Sy.
VIDU

Poroca SO nam: Novo Mariii-
no ali gosarsko pesem, katero
ie pred nekaj tedni Rev. James
cerne prinesel Y Aneriko in ka-
terra poHzroca toiikD preglavice
naA "Todeljub in sdpmoljub-
nj sosedi "Aaaeriski Domovini'' /,
re be- prvH pelp Y cerkvi ~. VII
da jutri y nsdeljo med deseto
sV. paaSo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-21

Ptrani ne nudi moSkenu sVetu.
"Dejstvo je," pravi schein-
field, ida 50 moski biolosko sib-
kejai Cd zensk. 2 izjeme osloy-
Eskega kaslja, poberejo otroske
bolezni skoro 80 odstotkov vee
[ds6kov nego deklic v zedinie-
nih drzavah. v doraSGajoci do
bi istotako umrje vec deckov
|Rego deklic, in to razmerje v
unrljivosti ostane na visji too
ki "a moake vseskozi do pozne
eloveske starosti - tako da pri
80 letih najdemo kar polovico
vec zensk, XII SO dosegle to sta
rost nego moskih.
"Oba spola lahko primerjamo
z dvema zapleteno rajenima
Eavtemo mobiloma. Moski je ustro-
ien "a silo in hitrico, zato ina
trde vzmete, toda pod prehudim
pritiskom bo pref odnehal nego
zenski stroj, XII je zgrajen, "a
trpeznost in ucinkovitost, vsled
cesar more prenesti hujse bio
loske ter telesne sunke in pre-
trese nego moski ustroj."
Pisatelj dale pravi, da je mo-
goce podvzeti gotove korake, XII
bodo omilil problem premaiega
stevila moskega prebivalstva.
On priporoca naslednje:
Druzba maj hi dajala pobudo
"a zgodnjo zenitev, ker krepke,
zdrave in mlade matere rode vec
zdravih in krepkih moskih de-
tet nego one, XII Sc porocijo v
poznejsih letih. Gotove skupi-
ne mater med 18 in % let sta
rostl SO rOdlle 12O deckov ma
vsakih sto deklic,, docim sc je
materam med starostjo 38 do. AZ
let rodlo 90 .deckov ma vsakih
100 deklic.. Seveda je tudi po-
trebno, da imajo vse matere ne
glede ma starost, vso nego in
zdravnisko pomoc ter nasyete
re pred rojstvom otroka, kar
navadno zagotovi' zdrave poro-
de ter tudi prepred mnoge po-
jave otroskih- bolezni " zgodnji
detinski dobi - poucena matt
namrec zna skrbeti "a otroke
pravilno v vseh ozirih in s tenn
je zagotovljeno zivljenje veeje-
mu stevilu otrok e. moskih in
zenskih. -.
Knjiga "Women and Men, je
namenjena prebivalstvu ameri-
Skin dezel in DO prevedena v
spanscino in portugalscino. Av-
tor knjige pravi, da je nujno po-
trebno, da Sc ljudstvo ameris-
kih dezel informira znanstve-
nih odkritjih v pogledu Cloves
kin plemen in narodnosti, kajti
Gina bolj bodo v tenn oziru pou-
ceni, tenn veeje spostovanje bo-
do imeli drug do drugega, OH
roma do medsebojnih razlik.
....-. .-,.. ID
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-21

ljene vam postreci z vsemi do
brotami.
Ma veselo svidenje nocoj 21.
apria, vas bono prlcakovale.
Ia odbor Prog. Slovenk
Josie Zakrajsek.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-29
Bomb Still Adds
to Toll of Lives

San Francisco. Aug. Gap
Americas atomic bomb still Is add
ing to its toll OF 10000 lives at
Hiroshima and Nagasaki, Tokyo
radio said today in. an English-lan-
guage broadcast recorded by the
Federal Communications Commits
sion. More will die, the broadcast
added. despite the fact they appear
uniniured by the blasts.
DR. Masao Suzuki, surgeon at
Tokyo Imperial University, was
quoted as citing the case of a wom-
an of 90, exceptionally healthy"
who suffered only a minor bruise
at Hiroshima. There were no burns
or evidence Of conclusion.
Ten days later she was hospital.
lied. and complained OF a growing
weakness. Hospital tests showed
she had only one-tenth the normal
number of white blood corpuscles.
and two-thirds the normal number
OF red corpuscles.
Four days after disqualification
two weeks after the bombing her
hair began to fall out, the broad
cast said, and the bruise became
worse" Despite blood transfus-
ions, she died on the 18th day after
the bombing.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-29

time to prevent price increases
that would lead to imitation. There
are many cases that will require
special attention, he said, and he
expressed certainty that govern.
ment officials and special agencies
will strive to meet all emergencies
as quickly as possible. Meantime
he indicated, he will give personal
attention to small foctories need
ing assistance in getting material
and price adjustments in order that
jobs may be provided and needed
supplies produced for consumers
with least possible delay.
Regarding tax reduction, Mr.
Kitchener predicted material de-
creases IN 1916, but expressed the
opinion that no big reductions
could be expected for the present
year.
Compulsory military training was
another topic introduced. but in
view OF the many different plans
that have been proposed and the
strong opposition that appears 10
have developed within a number Of
local and national groups, no pre-
diction was possible as 10 ultimate
government decision on that sub
iect. The objective Is world peace.
See MICHENER-Psge
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-29
Congressman Kitchener Guest
of Board of Commerce Group

Congressman Earl c. Kitchener
was a special luncheon guest of
Board OF Commerce directors Mon
day at Hotel Huron. 1t was an in
formal meeting and various ques-
tions OF post war Importance were
discussed as they we're introduced
by men present.
A question of grave concern TO
manufacturers was OPA restric-
tons which are preventing recon-
version in several Ypsilanti fac
tories. While the impression is
common that restrictions have been
lifted. 1t was pointed out that new
prices must be established accord
ing to OPA formula which proves
to produce a final figure little II
any higher than pre-war prices.
Consistency of rulings was ques-
toned with the illustration OF COM
parativs automobile costs. The
price on 1912 cars, for example. was
cited as the 1912 price plus one per
cent per month for storage and SER
vice. This brings the price OF
1912, car higher than the price
established for new cars of similar
design now being manufactured.
In reply TO some OF these CUES.
tons Congressman Kitchener stated
that efforts we're being made 10
encourage industry and at the same
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-29
Corporations
Money

Washington. Aug. 29-AP-An
important government official said
today corporations are so rich they
can keep this country prosperous
for a long time"
Corporations have the wealth to
do this-"if they have the courage
to invest it," this official said. He
is a spokesman for the Securities
and Exchange Commission.
At the same time the SEC. IS
sues its latest estimates Of cor
poration wealth.
II said that on March 81, corpora
lions held S46,9OO,OOO,OOO in avail
able form-like currency, bank de-
posits, government bonds. ana
stocks of materials-after allowing
for taxes and other debts.
This amount, called met working
capital, was record high. nearly
double the S24,600, 100000 figure al
the end Of 1889.
At times in the past, business
groups have objected to some con-
illusions drawn by SEC officials
concerning corporate wealth.
Today, however. officials Of the
U. s. Chamber OF Commerce, a
business organization, agreed that
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-29

Washington, Aug. 29-AP-Con-
gress doomed bigger in the recon-
version scene today.
Full sessions won't start for an
other week, but committees OF law
makers we're sweating il out.
They worked hard to catch up
with the vast forces OF change that
we're turned loose two weeks ago,
while they we're on vacation.
And there was other news for
Americans-about butter and leattD
er. films and cameras, typewriters,
and the financial condition OF in
dustry.
This was the picture in Congress:
Two main proposals are being
considered by committees. One is
about unemployment-the other
about Gull employment. Both
are favored by President Truman.
/. The unemployment bill would
increase the help that states give
their jobless citizens. II the bill ~
passed, the federal government Will
shell out enough money to allow
each state to pay up to S25 a week
for 26 weeks. Most states pay less
than that now.
Senator George (D-Ga.) said he
favors the principle OF the bill.
though maybe not every word OF u.
His opinion is important because
he's chairman OF the Senate com.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-29
Government Guardianship of
Atomic Energy to be Sought

The board would consist Of the
Secretaries Of War and Navy, the
Attorney General, the chairman Of
the Federal Power Commission,
and two other persons to be APP
pointed by the President.
Board members who do not hold
any other government Office would
receive $4,000 a year.
Among other things the measure
provides five-year prison term
and $4,000 fine for any person
convicted OF applying atomic ener.
gy in any Unauthorized rs1nner or
disclosing any information CLASH
fed by the board as confidential.
President Truman in a statement
announcing the first use OF the
atomic bomb against Hiroshima
August said he would ask Con-
gress to create a similar commits
sion. He added he would make
further recommendation "as to
how atoni. power can become a
powerful and forceful influence to-
ward the maintenance of world
peace"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-29
See HOUsING-Page 5
For
Short Week

Washington. Aug. 29-AP-Sena-
tor Wagner (D-NY) sees a further
cut In the nations work week-per-
haps to IS hours-as probably nee
essary to assure full employment
In the year ahead
The chairman OF the Senate
Banking Committee told a reporter
today he agrees with testimony by
William Green, ALL president. and
John L. Lewis. United Mine Work
ers CHEZ, that shorter hours and
higher pay are essential.
The two labor leaders appeared
before a banking subcommittee In
favor OF the so-called "full en-
ployment bill"
Wagner observed that "a reduc-
ton in the work week in somewhat
the same proportion that produc-
ton per capita increases would ap-
pear to be a basic necessity to full
employment
Saying that eventually the hours
worked will tend to decline to the
30 a week level. Wagner added that
he did not want to forecast when
that would be reached.
The committee chairman conf
IDENTIFY predicted Senate passage OF
the measure he helped write. II
calls for an annual job outlook
budget and a government policy
to provide work opportunities when
the budget points to unemployment
ahead.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-29

Washington, Aug. 29-AP-Sena-
tor Mcmahon (D-Conn.) has a bill
ready to create a government guar
dianship for atomic energy.
Mcmahon told a reporter today
he will introduce the measure as
soon as Congress returns from its
summer recess next Wednesday.
Under the legislation a six mem
Der board would be given this job:
ITO conserve and restrict the
use Of atomic energy for the ma
tional defense, to prohibit its pri-
vate exploitation, and to preserve
the secret and confidential charac-
ter OF information" concerning It.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-29
Contracts For Lease to
Kaiser Frazer Automobile
Company Being Prepared
Factory
Buildings
Sought

Henry J. Kaiser, Jr., 29-year-old
son OF the Pacific Coast Industrial
list and vice president OF the Kaiser
Frazer Corporation. inspected the
Willow Run Bomber Plant today.
and returned to Detroit, expressing
satisfaction with the facilities.
Kaiser-Fraser officials stated that
the terms OF the lease were being
drawn up, and that the offer by the
company has been found satisfac-
tory by the government. There
are legal technicalities to be
worked out yet" company spokes-
man said, "but the deal is an
proved. The final agreement will
likely be completed soon after La
Dor Day"
II the Willow run facilities are
obtained by the company, there Is
good possibility that motors for the
cars will be built here, the spokes-
man said.
Mr.. Kaiser indicated he would be
In Detroit for a few days.
Company spokesman stated the
lease would cover the central
group OF buildings" which include
the main building, the office, and
administration buildings, and the
power house. Some storage build
ings may be included, they said, but
the hangers and airport will not.
The plans for the two cars to be
produced by the corporation are
we'll along. they Said, and the COM
pany should be able to go into pro-
duction reasonably soon after the
lease is signed.
The officials indicated they
would likely make additional in
spection trips to the Willow Run
plant. - f's
Mr.. Kaiser was accompanied
here by his assistant, L. Roy Nell
son. research analyst.
Also here are George Havas,
chief engineer o; Kaiser industries.
and C. p. Bedford, who has been
in charge OF the Kaiser shipyards
at Richmond, Calf.
II the corporation gets lease
on Willow Run. the Frazer car, a
farm tractor, an implement which
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-29
Film Shown
Kiiwaniis Club

An illustrated film was shown the
Kiwanis Club this noon at their
regular weekly MONDAY meeting at
Hotel Huron.
The film was shown through the
courtesy OF the manager of the loo
al telephone office. K. S. Blodgett,
and is produced by the telephone
company to illustrate the import
ance of the telephone in war time,
and explain some of the shortages
OF telephones and the difficulties
that had to be overcome to provide
private phones for individuals.
Guests at the meeting included:
Leslie S. Moon. Fred Hull, Sidney
Hutchings and Louis Holloway,
Ann Arbor, and Jack Shannon, Paul
Hubbell end Mr.. MacLachlan, Ypsi-
lanti.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-29
u. S. Control
ofHousiing to
Bring Protest
(By Associated Press)

Washington Aug. 29-AP-The
National Association of Home
Builders asked its members today
to shower President Truman with
protests against plan FOR federal
control OF prices on new building.
The association said OPA and
the National Housing Agency want
to- clamp on restrictions Fighter
than those exercised during the
war"
This, 1t said. would so hold back
builders as to deprive possibly
100000 families OF the chance to
buy newly built homes In the next
year.
Hugh Potter, coordinator OF hous.
ing, said no decision Mas been
made.
He acknowledged existence OF
an inter-agency dispute on the
question so hot that it might have
to be decided at the governments
highest level The highest level
is Mr.. Truman.
The builders group said It had
wired local associations in 100
cities to lombard the White House
directly with protests.
An association spokesman said
the National Association of Real
Estate Boards was joining in the
protest.
A statement issued by Joseph E.
Merton, head of the Home Build
ers Group, said the reported OPA-
MIA plan would require builders
to obtain a permit for each home
to be built. with the government
setting a sales price on each home,
based on appraisals by the gov.
eminent"
Potter said that was one OF two
proposals still under study.
Its supporters wish to head off
real estate initiation by having the
government make sure, before
granting a permit, that a fair hous-
ing value will be given for whatev-
er price is paid.
The other plan would put a flat
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-29

mittee that begins hearings on the
proposal today. "a House commit
tee starts tomorrow
2. The so-called full employ
ment bill' would do this: every
year the government would study
industry's employment prospects
and make recommendation for i'm
proving them. II this still seemed
insufficient, the government could
ask Congress to create jobs at fed
eral expense. However, the pend
ing bill by itself involves no fed
eral spending.
Protest Draft
other developments from Con-
gress:
There were loud protests against
continuing the draft.
A House committee has approved
bill to abolish the three-man sur
plus property board and to put one
man in charge Of the task of sell
ing billions OF dollars worth Of IN
wanted government goods and pro-
perry. That gives the House
chance TO vote on Il soon.
Now for the news outside OF Con-
gress:
More goods for you-The wPB
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