Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-10-10

to hear what local people had to say about the high
cost of living. When the boys got hold Of former
University Of Minnesota political science instructor
the proceedings HVensd up bit. 4Rk
The morning session opened with representatives
from the League Of Women Shoppers proaent "a tell
their side story, Some Of the ladies brought
along their offspring, symboleaiy empty shopping
bags, homemade posters and baskets Of groceries - ~
the latter show the pu between what NELL RUSSELL
girls housewife caught In the
spiral Of rising prices they all right
Doris 0d started talking about
monoposs being auOObe ia, IN, hvh , az living an. g
into trouble senator James KSm haired rather erotchsy
gentleman with the painfully bored look sf who has heard all
Of this before and expects To hear again and reused he
and began like Senator lie asked Mrs.. oa=
facts back her charges 81 Did she
prosecution Of the Minneapolis Grain ExshUEe' hid
the Minneapolis Grain Exchange and ~hyf did she
consider large corporation TustH Did she charge General
Mills Psbury. they pro-ecusdf Did
she think there
definite Information the committee could against the Mime
pOl Grain Exchange order could
Mrs ods said she didn't any information
she'd Try to get some The lady shoppers retired much the wiser
tesfynR commeca
Two witnesses testified Carl r Schuneman president
general Of Schuneman Inc Of ST. Paul
president and director ofhe Golden Rule
Of whom prices WAS NOT
the solution to the present imitation the lady shoppers had been
certain IT WAS the solution.
George Demeou representing Americans Action
took the stand Demeu presented the ADA
included the establishment Of Adjustment Admna
present
ueup between the need for aiding
deserving European political
stability Of America
here. one thing member Of the a. T. congress. considers
himself It's International affairs
Washington he authority
thing from the Of plaid Ia scotland to the prop Juggling Of shoo
sticks In China An ordinary Citizen Who
Is novice troddinE on hNlOwsd ground.
When Mr. Demeou subject
affairs senator KEN leaned forward and exchanged his
boredOds Irrltated eat
ready 10 swat on annoying mosquito" When Mr. Dmeou
Of an Economic Adjustment Administration With
about the present em"E"H' Representative Tale looked
like all Republicans do when Eorrnmsn, control
bTeathsd about Representative BENDER
So"hS' witness with ~h"th"eweher" senator Sparkman
stopped ruHnE the printed Demsou speech momsnar
There followed verbal exchange would good
listening had been transcribed and recorded The boys from wash
ngton either neatly obviously young
lie skipped around them jumped entirely
Rep Tale asked MI the latter realized that peNcetme
agency Legal power suggested IN the ADA
back 1T wouldn't be the Congress somsthnR
Unconstitutional There NppecStve Snckarng
audience
Just before the luncheon BENDER asked
Demeou just what his field Mr. D. said 81 you
Formerly political science Instructor at the University of Mime
sofa and I'm member Of Mayor Hubert Humphrey
"n what capacity" proddsd Bender st
Research assistant" replied Mr. ID.
After lunch University Minnesota instructor testified
She Harriet Galley Without using written
Of having months people
she there and Of the the help Europe through
Che winter We 10 Keep both the active and the latent good will
Of the people Che did calm, efficient thoroughly communicable Job
think the Washington lawmakers gained healthy rsapss,
the University 81 Minnesota Minnesota young people
comparatively Americans for Democratic group
Following Miss Galley welScrubbed looking gentleman r.
Woodworth chairman Of the national grain trade testified
Right through here Senator spama Republican colleagues put
the gentleman from Alabama The
temporarily While he Senator Bender
the willing Mr. Woodwork spending
meGning the Truman AdnSaonJ
find ourselves Sparkman present
either make Mr. Woodwork tell he
his point couldn't defend h fellow
Before the afternoon sessions began Incidentally overheard John
Jseoben Legislative for the CO
daily Wen have headline you going
for an investigation Of ." Ny big but that big
couldn't what investigated Later on turned
out that Mr. Jacobsen wanted investigation price
EhsnnniEans In the local fuel industry Apparently
the headlines for the Minneapolis Morning Tuns already
winter fuel supply. Nothing sensational happened
JOTTEGs Neither did anything happen
Hotel s. Paul luncheon for Mrs Chase Going wodhouss
81 the w0sn division ~
Mrs WoodhO1s nice comfy talk but
shall Plan she had been expected and schsdUsd
American Christian Palestine committee the
thing effective In bringing ColsE
Rev John Stanley GrsssI lovely Elisa
last week GsTvAs correspondent for ~ years Europe
Middle East shot the idea u "ho2 war" foil Of
undsrd undsrpsd ave WsEs unorgansd
II the Jewish HSRsHa well
mostly eoped 81 experienced soldiers who on THE SIDE
or BRITAIN IN World War H. GIsi who shipped
the refugee ship Exodus 1871 find
happening Europs displaced Jews. did hnd
have besn dinner
IN honor II father aE, Saturday evening the EdnA R
Son Center Bus dsp Greyhound Jefferson Twin City Lines
employees turned their
his II wonderful Nomination al
fortnight EtTaiEhtstnE popis I've Mrs Luther
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