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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-01
Settlement Made Of TUo OiI Strike Disputes
DetFoit RefineFies' Disputes CIeoFed;
 aiIed us Good Sign
ny Unltcd Press

Settlement of labor's dis putes at two Detroit oil re- lining plants was hailed by the ClO International oil Workers today as the first "break" in the nations crip- bling oil strike.
 It was the first sign that govern ment conciliation meetings, in progress in Washington for three days, were getting results.
 URges Mediation
 The union announcement came As NaoonveFsion Director John w. Snyder called on labor and man. egenient to adjust their differences neacefully and speedily to prevent Q eserious block" to reconversion. Union ofiicialg said the Aurora and Keystone 0il companies, both Hfnail Detroit independents, had ace Neded Co the oil workers demand AQf S1 ceKes an hour increase when 20 work week is reduced to 70 fer Detroit the settlement meant Nnef tho eity's gasoline shortage A|ea Do eased soon. The Detroit npllce department promised to pros tetA tho deliveries Of two companies not affected by the strike.
 AIaeWheFe, i2,000 General Motors #0fkeRs failed Co cross picket lines t|INtNn around three FFigldaiTe Ntg at Dayton, O., by striking |''''sa Electrical Radio and Mas 4 WoFkers (Ok0), while AFkr drivers on Sat LakN City Co
 and, OTe., and Portland Co ge.
 wash, struck to protest wage
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-01
SoIons Seek EIIiott's Taxes

Washington, Oct. i-(Up)-Re. publican members of tho House Ways and Means Committee de. Eaanded today that Elicit Roosevelt and his former wife, Mrs. Ruth c. Roosevelt, Do compelled to pay c tax on the unpaid portion of his ilauch-publlclsed e2oO,ooO loan.
 The unpaid portion of eio0,000. Tho man who made the loan, pres- ident John A. Hartford of the Great Atlantic 6 Pacific Go. received only e4.OO0 in settlement and was allowed to deduct the ei0e,000 as . "bad debt" in his io42 income tax
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-01
How About Color OF His Eves7

Benton, Oct. i.-(UP)-After $500 worth of watches were stolen from . downtown jewelry store display window today, witnesses gave police this de- serlptiOn Of the thlefi
 About 25 years old, weighed fBb pounds, bOwleggeG, were long sldebuFns, had Q long nose, and was attired ln . brown suit and pointed fussy brown hat.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-01

Washington, Oct. i.-(UP)-Bri- taifi's afiswer was awaited today to President Trurnafib request that tho gates Of Palestine Dc opened at once to provide haven for 100000 Jews iSi Germany
 As late as the end of August some Of the Jews who survived Nazi persecution were still herded into European concentration camps, dying by the thousands from lack Of food, medicine, clothing or decent
 DeploFable
 The news Of the shocking treat- fiaeIit Of Jews even during Allied occupation Of Germany came from the White House oyer tho week. end. Mf. Truman, after months delay. made public . special report by Earl NaFfison. former inmlgra- klon eolNnalsoloneg and nov doan of the unIgeEeily ol RsnnsylValiia Law soliool. who waa sent to 0er- ni#lf sllig summer to lnvesklgafa tIIa condition cf Jews and other ttsH'7@s 1EHnN6
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-01
Clark Will Confested

Y A contest over the adrnisslon of the will Of the late Mrs. Sarah |. Clark of Catherine avenue was dis- closed today when . nearing opened before Probate Judge Luke gtaple- ton Of Cheshire in the superior court room. Judge gtapleton was named Co preside at the probate hearing after Judge Patrick Heaiey Of Wa. terbury disqualified himself.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-01

atomic power, composed Of repres sefitatives Of the scientists who die Fected the original atom bomb pros feet, the joint chiefs of gtais, the State Department and Congress.
 "ponding such study and It's find- lnge, we recommend against the Fe. lease Of the atomic bomb secrets" l" the subcommittee said.
 Less of Prestige
 The sub-committee charged that the War Department Is 'Dustaining 6 loss Of prestige" among troops abroad oeCalise Of tiae tagging die. charge program, and asked that the Disqualification program Do expedite 2 The conclIsions submitted to the President also took . hard view of this courtry's policies toward aid Tor other l1atiofie,
 vThe0fe is q worldwide tendency to rceai tilg United States ae c country ol unlimited wealth. tie report tald TWO bil0uld cay ffanIss F % eV8fy country eeking ald thaf lhefe ag llleke. wealth is pgoducea
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-01
Will Purge Bovorion Nozis

General Pattong Headauarters. Bavaria, Oct. i.--(UpI-Dr. Wilhelm Hoegner, newiy-appoiHtod minister president Of Bavaria, said today that the rofnainlng 4T0,O00 NaEls holding civil offices in Bayaria VII Do purged within inonths".
 Flfty-thousaid otheEsM NaElg ai- rOady have been removed, pr. ifoeg- iier said, and most Of those roc matring held minor offices. Tho purge originally was scheduled over Q period Of possibly years, but will Do speeaed immediately "now that we know how to do it," he said.
 pr. fEoegner b responslble only to QOn. George 6. Patton, military gov- ernor of Bavaria, who was ordered last Friday by Qesl. Dwight D. Eisenhower to clean out all Nazis ln his province immediately regard. less Of government efficiency H Rett0n lss VI.
 Patton had heeitated earlier to dlGcharge oil Na2lS for fear it would disrupt government services, but pr. Hoegnor said he believed even sInails fry Nazis could Do removed without ii1lpairing efficiency,
 pr. Hoegiier also said ho intended to divorce the Catholic church from politics iil Bavaria, with elimination Of confessional schools from the edu- cational system as the first step.
 The church el1ol1ld practice more active Clifistlapity than poll.
 Though baptiged q catholic, Dr. kkoegnof said iie profesged "ilo pare ticular religion" Tic Wae named by Patton to succeed pF. Friedrich Bchaelfnf ag lninln ter nfcsideIak lgas tledla be|g after rAlkonB return from hiB conference with NIN1nhoWor gchafiloF'a cabinet also Naa dlsr charged,
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-01
Hishcourt Visit
 BYT Truman

washington, Got. 1 - (Up) = President Truman paid m inpre- cedonted visit to the opening session of the Supreme Court, and saw his first nominee Co tho court, Harold II. Burton Of Ohie, sworn in as all associate justice.
 Court attaches said the visit was the first made by PrasldeIit in the 1BS-year history of the tribunal.
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The Valley settler., 1945-11-02

LAvorno Eonnan LEAVING FOR SEATTLE
 -~,' ~, LaVbEn6 2F4c1lan will be lopving for tho Orthopcdic Hospital in Soattlo in the noor future.
 MRS. a2-RioN'RQ3cH DIED IN RAnGR HOSPITAL Mrs. Marion Rooch,> vict tih of q plano crash in tho hatanusko River on October Is, died in the MltoHusku Valley {despit She ,nover racovorod full consc iousnoss. Tho body Wos 'takon to anchorage to await word. . from relatives in the States.
The Valley settler., 1945-11-02

1t tho point at which price breaks occur, the Association will pay maximum price of preceding weight bracket or listed prico at actual Eoi ght, ,vhi chovor is greater.
The Valley settler., 1945-11-02
SOIL CONSERVATION
 NOTICE :

Applicants uho have 4ot signed the work 'Aoet application Or tho final form for
 conservation payment arc . sked to come in u the Extension Service offico this wook and :: TO ork .shaotsl lithit hake not boom Signed as yot.' Thosf must shot tho proper info1me- tion'ard sigh5d before tho final forms can be completed.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-10-19
OBCHOD A

We schulz Ceskoslovenske
Obchodnf Komory " Hotelu
Chicago, plukovnik
Josef Triner, pres. The Joseph
Triner Corp, vyrabitelG Trine-
rova Horkeho Vfna, byl zvolen
presidentem.
Pluk. Triner, vyslouzilec re
svetove valky II. vyznamenany
Bronzovou Hvezdou byl nedav-
no prelozen armadnim vyno-
sem do necinne sluzby. Z1cast-
nil Sc vojenskych tazenf v Libii,
Tunisu, Sicilii, invase Francie
ma D-Day.
Pfejimaje presidentstvf Csl.
Obchodnf Komory pluk. Triner
zdGraznil velikou moznost OBJ
chodu mezi Spojenymi Staty a
Ceskoslovenskem, ktere je gro
vna tax jake Spoj. Staty pr1-
myslova a vyrobni zeme, ktera
Dude potfebovati nesmirne
mnozstvf naseho zbozi a Dude
mfti mnoho zhotovenych tova-
ri a suroveho materialu, ktere
my budeme privazeti.
Avsak pluk. Triner poukazu-
je, re americti prdmyslnici a
podnikatele budou potrebovati
mnoho informacf O velikych pTi
lezitostech We vyvoznim a do
voznfm obchodu s Csl. Republi-
kou, coz Dude jedna z povin-
nost1 kterou Obchodni Komora
zaopatfi.
Pluk. Triner je schopny cini-
tel, muz proziravy a energicky,
ktery Dude velkym prfnosem k
obchodu a prdmyslu obou zemf.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-10-19
Letecka policie " Reichu.

Frankfurt mad Mohanem. -
Prvnf maly krok k mezinarodni
policii byl ucinen americkym a
anglickym letectvem. Infor-
malnf dohodou mezi 1t. genera
lem Johnem K. Cannonem, We
litelem americkeho okupacniho
.letectva a leteckym marsalem
S. Douglasem, budou letecke e.
skadry operovati spolecne.
Eskadra Americana Dude le-
tati Sc skupinou anglickych ae-
roplanu a anglicka eskadra bu-
de operovati Sc skupinou anne
rickych aeroplanI.
Neni to oficielni dohoda me-
ri obema vladami O zrizenf le-
tecke policie, ale oba velitele u
chill v tom smeru prvni krok S
myslenkou pokracovati v tesne
spolupraci jake "a valky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-10-19

PaTfz. = Pierre Laval, zrad-
ce Francie els. / byl popraven
v pondelf rano vojenskou po-
pravcl cetou ma dvore venice
Fresnes.
Pred svoji popravou pokusil
Sc Laval o sebevrazdu jedem,
ktery mu do venice dodan ne
znamym zp1sobem. LekaTi
prekazili smrtfcf nasledky otra-
Wy, ably poprava mohla byti pro
vedena. Pc vystreleni vojenske
salvy Laval nebyl mrtev. Klesl
ma kolena. Velfci d1stojn1k pri-
skocil a ranou z revolveru do
hlavy Lavala = ukoncil jeho
zivOt.
Pc poprave byl Laval pocho-
van do neoznaceneho hrobu.
Jeho rodina vsak dostane povo-
leni postaviti mad hrobem ka-
men anebo jeho mrtvolu pre-
vezti ma jine mfsto.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-10-19
Novy volebni zakon v platnosti
" Rusku.

Nejvyssf SOVIET uvedl v zivot
novy zakon, V n6mz je opatre-
nj pro prime, tajn6, vseobecne
volby do ruskeho parlamentu,
ktere jsou vypsany ma 10. 1nor.
Tento zakon, ktery byl ozna-
men ma prominentn1m miste We
vsech moskevskych casopisech,
klade duraz ma "demokraticky
raz sovetske soustavy."
DIE tohoto zakona mohou BY
ii voleni vsichni obcane "bez O.
hledu ma plemenny nebo narod-
nostnf pGvod, vfru, pohlavf, re-
sidenci, majetek nebo byvale
zamestnani." Pc prv6 knezf
mali pravo voliti i byti voleni
do nejvyssiho sovetu, jez je rus
kJm ~parlamentem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-10-19

General Dostler odsouzen k
smrti pro sve zlociny.

Rim. = General Anton Dost-
Ter, prvnf nemecky general, kite
ry byl odsouzen v zapadnl E.
vrope pro valecne zlociny, byl
usvedcen americkym vojen-
skym tribunalem.
Byl odsouzen k smrti zastfe-
!enfm, protoze dial popraviti Is
americkych vojakG, zajatych
"a nemeckymi liniemi v Italii.
Verdikt byl oznamen skoro 18
hodin pc te, kdyz porota obdr-
zela pTfpad k uvazeni.
Usvedcenf must byti revido-
vano nejvyssim velitelem spo-
jeneckych vojsk v oblasti Sire
dozemnfho more nez Dude MOI
no provesti rozsudek.
Americana, pro jejichz po-
pravu byl Dostler odsouzen,
byli z~astTeleni vojenskou cetou
v La Spezia &c. bTezna 1914.
Byli vylodeni ma italskem po-
brezf v gumovem clunu a jejich
1kolem bylo vyhoditi do povetfi
jisty zeleznicnf tunel.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-10-19

Berlin. = 1t. general Lucier
ID. Clay oznamil IL. rfjna zaba.
veni velke prdmyslove rise l. C
Farben, jez je nejddlezitejsim
zdroJ em k vedenf valky pro Ne.
mecko.
Soucasne spojenecka kontro]
III komise formalne postavila
mimo zakon nacistickou stranu
a jeji kdysi tax mocnou byro.
kracii.
Clay prohlasil, re 800 toya-
rem |. G.. Farben Dude zbaye-
no stroll, ktere budou vzaty
spojenci jake valecna nahrada
a cast, ktera je urcena vyhrad-
ne k valecne vyrobe, Dude Uni
cena. Jine, v nichz byly vyra-
beny vyrobky pro b6znou spo-
tfebu, budou ponechany.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-10-19
SpOrtOvn1 Hl1dka.
KRfzKOVE ZAPASY
v COLISEUM.

WORLDS CHAMPIONSHIP
|. Pristf 1tery, dine %. Tfjna v
kTizkovych zapasech porada-
nych v Coliseum Mr.. Ed Conto-
sem 1cinkovati budou nasledu-
jici zapasnici:
Babe Sharkey, 263 Id. (Sve-
tovy Mistr) VS.. Tommy O'Toole
z Miami, Florida.
Zapas tento urcen jest ma do
bu jedne porazky a vitez uznan
jako Mistr v zapasnickem obO-
ru.
ZVLAsTNf ATRAKCE
ZAPAS ZEN
LADIES TEAM MATCH
Miss June Byers, 148 lb. z
Houston, Texas a Miss Evelyn
Wall, 148 lb. z Corpus Christi,
Texas VS.. Miss Cecilia Blevins,
149 Id. z Tulsa, Okla. a Miss
Nell Stewart, 148 Id. z Birming-
ham.
Vitezi tohoto zapasu ziskati
must dive vitezstvi re 3 utkani.
Jim Coffield, 221 Id. z Kan
sas City VS.. "Secret Atom :?
|275 Id.
Zapas tento urcen ma dobu
jedne porazky.
V nasledujfcfch 2 zapasech
ktere urceny jsou ma dObu 80
minut aneb / porazky ucinkuj1
Harry Finkelstein, 225 Id. z
Brooklyn, N. Y. VS.. Laverne
Baxter, 236 Id. z Portland, Ore.
Matte Brown, 228 Id. (Former
|Boxer) z Washingtonu VS..
Chick Garibaldi, 22O Id. re st.
Louis.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-10-19
Tajfun zpGGsobil velke skody ma
Okinawe. Mnoho lodi potopeno.

OAAAA0 ~sAV1ANOk1O AOO1
Toxic. - Letacf tvrze B-29
byly poslany IL. Tfjna ma Oki-
nawu s nalozf 284 tun potravin
pro 100000 americkych voja-
XII.
Vichfice, zenouci Sc rychlos-
tt 1872 mil, jez zanechala 9. flj-
ma "a sebou 13 mrtvych nebo
pohfesovanych americkych ma
mofnfk1 a ma sto zranenych
americkych vojakG, rozrusila
vsechny zdroje zasob s WYNN
kou leteckych.
Potopeno nebo poskozeno by
10 1877 lodi a jine nebyly 8 to
vykladati sv1j naklad ma breh,
protoze pristav byl plny trosek
a vrakH.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-10-19

PRIME Sc:

Kucharka a ma Domaci Praci
v peknem 6 svetnic. apartment
tn. $4,000 tydne cd 10 rano
do 1880 vecer, v sobotu a nedeli
volno. Vyzaduje Sc vsestranna
Zkusenost a reference Cd po-
slednlho zamestnavatele. "a
volejte Tuxedo 0453 mezi 10
rano a 2 odpoledne.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-10-19
Ztraty NsmcH "a valky.

Londyn. - Premier Attlee,
Tekl v poslanecke snemovne, re
celkove ztraty NemcI - zabi-
tych, zmrzacenych a zneschop-
nenych byly odhadnuty ma T.
100000.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-20
What 'sNew
In Business
=Eefe4aa Sales RISE
Ainz- -PA1ka=lAA.s-
By WARD SCHULTZ

- Present indrcations are that
ret profit soon 10 be reported
by Parkc, Davis & Co. for the
nine months ended Sept 80 last,
VIII be about on the same level
as that Of corresponding period
Of 1874 when a net profit Of
IS 63s SIG or Sis a share was
shown, Dow-Jones states.
Likewise. operations for the
fun year OF 1945 are expected TO
approximate the net Of S7,607,-
07s or Sl.55 a share for 1914.
For the first eight months Of
the current year, or from Janu-
airy through August, total world
sales showed a gain Of 7.6 per
cent over the like 1914 period,
while sales here showed an in
crease of about 2 per cent.
Parke-Davis foreign business
IN certain territories during the
irst eight months Of this year
resulted in sales gains ranging
from 5 per cent 10 100 per cent.
Some of the highest percentage
gains have been in Central and
South American countries where
competition from British and
German drug firms has declined.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-20

NetUpSIight|y

king-Seeley Corp reports for
HE fiscal year ended July St,
1915. net profit of 1888, ,423 or
S1.39 a share on 24S,683 common
shares. compared with adjusted
earnings of $364.261 or $l56 a
share on 233, 157 common shares
in the previous fiscal period. Fig
ures for the latest year are after
provision renegotiation, taxes and
dividend on the preferred stock.
Sales in the 1945 fiscal year
amounted to $l2, 1854 ,092, against
S12, 964, 1888.
Future volume of our auto
mobile products will depend
upon automobile production as
whole, which we are conf
dent will reach new peaks after
getting into its stride. We enter
peacetime activity with much
greater diversification In new
and expanding markets." John
Airey, president, stated in the
company'S report.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-20
Plan Expansion

Several factors make for a
somewhat favorable future OUT
look for Parke-Davis. Total re-
peal OF excess profits taxes, for
example. would mean a sizable
iucreHSe in profits. In 1914, the
company'S excess profits tax OBJ
legation totaled SIS, 100000 or SO
cents per share on its capital
stock. Further, the company'S
nanpower problem is gradually
becoming a less important fac
tor with the return Of many of
It's SalesmeH from military
service.
A program o. plant expansion
designed 10 broaden facilities in
existing plants and otficoS-iS
currently in the planning stage,
il is understood. The program
may call for expenditures of ap-
-pT0Ximately $1,0O0,000 in each
OF the next five years. Likewise,
the company is expected 10 in
troduce more ew products dur
ING the immediate postwar years
10 substantially broaden its
present list of some 1,500 differ
ent products in $500 sizes and
types.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-20
Same FaIIacy Dominated townsend Plan

The aacy dominated the Townsend Plan under which
would be furnished the old help
demand for goods BY the logic demands for high
justified the ground that they would promote
chasing
In wartime of circulating medium incorrectly called
purchasing existence has been evidenced
volume of bonds bank deposits
and currency circulation This goods
available civilians became known hghbrowy the
nlationary gap The that civilian produc
ton resumed after reconverson this gap nfationay poten
tal will be eliminated
What overlooked is that the peaceme production will
itself claims 100 of such production
that will newly produced goods
and will aside and deoured the bondhoder and
other creditors will take reduce the
nflaonary potential and is of first Importance stop
additional imitation forthwith
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-20
I'M. S. Rukeyser
Warns of Artificial
Purchasing Power

intensity the struggle incidental the economics Of
could be by clearer understanding OF the
Much action currently proposed reflects
the AeeFzs material
existence
Yesterdays faacies become todas bad laws and
unsound bargaining ns-f4et~rrtr-------
In me shadow OF military victories danger dpat-
thinking Instead OF class conflict
and mutual the need the hour for social
Interpretation
The patron returning sanity and prosperity
should genuinely Henry Carey who
the book Harmony of the Interests He
demonstrated economic auence springs from teamwork not
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-20
Averages Up
FrdCtiondIIY

MY YORK Oct 70 ms
Stocks gained ground today In a
.no1crarr-vufume- OF trading which
lifted the composite averages
fTacuonally and a number Of indi-
vldual issues as much as a point
First hour ira ding volume
totaled $4,000 shares.
Chrysler and L. s, Steel
strengthened about a point each
IN light trade. Rails climbed
fracuonally with Southern Pa
cihc running in front on a half
point advantage. Aviations and
utilities continued firm and quiet.
Stocks Of the Allegheny Corp.
railroad holding company were
strong and higher. Small gains
were recorded in coppers and
communications.
Curb stocks and big board bonds
were firm.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-20
Detroit
Livestock

The week just closing witnessed
larger receipts of all species Of
livestock at the Detroit, stock
yards than a week earlier. Prices
also tended to work higher as all
Classes made broad clearance. Top
lambs reached SIS, highest since
july, but other classes failed to
uncover new high tops.
CATTLE-5 500 Aggressive buying fes-
turcd au slaughter. cattle aud feeder steers
throughout most 20 the wees Only cxcsp-
ton was medium steers which dragged on
me close steers. yearlings. heifeLs and
COWS sold strong 70 25c higher and bulls
we're a. much a. soc up Replacement
cattle held hrm Feu guod and choice native
best load. Sl7 ob. most common and medium
f---f-r ---rrrr Hur yearlnEg Sf0aT5, With
nolfers Ssal4 buls medium and good steers
KENTUCKY s. a. SlfHlt.2.. common and
mrcgm beef cows brought sgml2 few
good io SIS. cSnuCrs and cutters buiked a.
90 Segsase eul.s ,.,.. ie.d Freely At Ss@
better most medium and Eood 7OO-95o-lb
fcc tud roam feeders sod a. St2a13.50 q
roo lb, were quite scarce part load Of good
enc choice 45o-io. stocA calves sold a.
CAVES 500 Broad demand held calves
ana Nta.c-s- o. -tu-ly --lt4aY pfiees- sit week
Q-tNty Was plain with choice quite scarce
5000 and enolrr ycalrrs bulked AZ the popu-
jar fl1 fcp common suc medium made 81 B
H TO- and al CulS iurnet az STH1o.. most
common 70 good heavy calves turned a.
&ilafS. wl'N 4 fev choice 90 SIC
HOGS lTa Another starvation run %
hogs found demand Tar IN excess o. supplies
end prices held t.m.y sEaing, ceiling limits
Most osrrnWs ard GItf 14O lbs and over
tasrri 90 The Si5 ceiling some sold largely
90 the S14 Is limit fu weights around -frti
under 400 ibs with heavier Kinds 40 Sl4.10.
most sfaEE brought Sl4 10.
,HttF-0 800 Receipts sFain incyca -
.0a.nuaIy but were sll a. prf cont smaller
f.an year ago. Aggressive demand forced
lamb, strong 90 500 hi.hcr--ef mid-wCck
tIt PERI 20 ne advance waS lost late sheep
FHIf fully soc higher al WeeE tlg0d and
choice native lambs bulked ~ Sl4 oOalf rs.
vi't ths weeks SIS Top securirr nearly 500
ltat tiiLratH paid sraunatN un The rigvg
tt...-r art rNod .0rIhs brought 4etlf2N.
f.rF 'Nt.f sorted Uut a. 81 lrsEI cCmmun
and medium brought SI1 70 so Nuf rl,.s
sF1ll. -I4tt fas,t eHd cfiri-r- -fat-rEr-
Cas.itI ftadTy st Atab so. ~lth common
srr medium ~ 81 soms 80 ana cuis sac
Ia ie.eiHs isfnhs stvurrt ti51 1850.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-20
OTHER PALACES

The one great fact is that
money IS not wanted for itself:
that money IS no good unless il
is spent. and that a surplus of
money tfnflationl works through
demand for goods. Ii follows that
the vast surpluseS of currency
today must. in this country, be
used for buying goods, thus inn
plementing the unsatiSfed desires
that have accumulated for FIVE
long years.
The other false basis for pesSi-
mism is the failure Of some 10
understand production and the
statistics OF production. PeSSnnists
fail to see that during the war
we have not been producing in
the economic sense.
Again. they make the mistake
OF taking the Federal Reserve
Boards index of industrial pro-
duction. That index is itself in
flated and does not represent
actual output of goods. on that
basis they figure that our pro-
ductive capacity is excessive, and
therefore argue for lower prices.