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PAGE EionT UNION |_PRESSGOURIER Thursday, June 11, 1943
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ft deme Spanenn Gry e's
BE er ha | THEATRE PATTON —-----g8
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De oi Saturday
Surrent ele of , ay
Waisted vy ne his $ ¥ i : Wa i | 3 Hm it ”
Year Ww FEC . 117} no ! v § ‘ tr oy y .
1641 a | ; i
enormous ; sginess whereby ns
the supply of SLIT:
be 28 per cent less
This wide disparity
thasing power and Vi
sumer goods Henderson
the great inflationary
fact: r Wits 8 ot me
people's pockets thar on C
which to ®pend it, a ampeiitive | B18 0 ay Ao ! A : 7 rou el, N
gitustion develops that may set off | =% © . pa : d . Tima ST EAT RA ol ' i
8 cntastr ph ie price FUN aWEY 4h ions Can G0 (he BATHE fiir 8 und of them 10 Ove . |p | \, i Po . 1 ) >
less drastically controlled mn hve Mu laugh ond hove we : : by. | ’ MORGAN
strating this problem, Hender- Thus. one tank truck, working J il 4 ea ; ; . :
sustain Ee that sbout 31 billions hours, (and all such equipment ; hilarious for withi Lie A LIM TAMIROFF- SHELDON LEONARD
of the estimated 117-billion national ‘on a 24-hour basis) would relieve | oY go : VEN BE JOHN QUALEN - DONALD MEEK
ibeome will be absorbed by taxes | the equivalent of 16 or 20 tank cars gt RR — hn “AN QW | " CONNIE GILCHRIST « ALLEN JENKINS
and savings, leaving 88 billions in: Thepe cars, in turn. are Led £ placed | Te ee 8 i ng Fo HENRY O'NEILL
spendable money. However, there On the jonger hau b
will be only #9 billions of cons umer the East coast
commodities . Hesult }
This 17 billion ex 2%. he deg lared, ovetrlume
#8 what must be yr ot in check which norma
ir order to prevent it from setling in © ii fo
motion an inflationary viral that ing 850 000
would smash the naticn's economic (SNIPS) NOFIMABIY Tuy 3 per ce A ol :
aystem. . ee a WL the East coast requirement, but a 0 ; ot a comedy stars ...ond ©
Tough a8 this prooiem is ender with the withdrawal of taney soil A wi : a a
Son predicted that the situation will cars are cing rushed inte the fp Hh v 2 { of ae M-G M beauty... in .
[eset ou trae siemens or Chic YOUNG 12° ve romantic riot of a gol
BE even worse in 1043. He estimated | brea A =A
That by next year purchasing power & X “Al 3 wih Mine aTme LARSY who could sock...ond two
Mill be three times greater than in WG WAG | 4 ~~» > SINGLETON+ LAKE - SIMMS guys who covid take it
1988 while the su of consumer ™h sr department Ras asked ‘ / .
pply » The war department has asked 5 : 4 oa Rais «8 “ t- Ras C : Ge i ih We
will ‘be only the same as in Congress nr 8 iO 8 month puy | \ : ;
t year, the pit of the depredsion raise for West Point cadets, Pres $ A COURMMA PICTURE
i We Pi ty Sone on Go St ied Mummy + Sil 19 ARE 8 SRA - Retest bw SOF SR
The price administrator told the ent rate is $85, the department says |
Stmmittee that the only way disas- it ought to be $75 becaune the pres |
Sous. inflation can be averted is by ent class will be $250,000 in debt | Added ttracti
when it graduates { A on
the most stringent government con
The marine torps is urgently in
need of Japanese translators and in gv
terpreters. If you have a working ;
knowledge of Japanese, get in touth gi ' 3
with the corps al once, either by gia. Ho TRY & EI
writing to Washington or visiting the i . A ll iF $ OF THE CORPS /
| nearest recruiting station. y fn .
RANT wr | gp Jheriin thrill you to
5
| Because ss Philip Murray, CIO pre-
“oe | glfent, says: “We know what Wapping
[to trade unions In countries conquer
‘ed by Hitler.”
| To preserve free trade unionism on
the face of the qurth, millions of
members of organized abhor are buy.
ing —and will continue to buy--War
Savings Bonds regularly, every pay.
GRANT TAYLOR
+s STYLES OF THE HOUR
FOR THE MAN OF THE HOUR om ¥ ! y wrtuadat ’
c FREDDIE BARTHOLOMEM * JIMMY LYDON "40, 000 Hor semen
Screen ploy by Howerd J. Gruen * Biers » Love in the Midst of War-—And 'With Starting Results
i phew eatin |
rely Ow whale of war product tion. | qualified as , expert rifie shooter. | war materials’ :
L : : the booklet says ean | The Came Commission's willinghwss! The order also is expected to
ed ways to ctpp wate wus announced following | the mate, the miners union
1 an his war Tb antil the the Departmext of Military Aftnirs’ | anthracite operators to
ue hers, eSnioINS aad Ite i sdivises him he ia more disclosure that Pennsylvania won | pa * “bootleg™
power mobilization was outlined this | Deeds : : {through may be called upon to organise \nits
week in & pamphlet, Work Will Wis’ 8 oye or that | nnatt} an Great Britain's home guard |
ml . | 4 draft ‘Board. } ] os
“Every American han s vital part| 3 for & war industry job to MORE VITAMINS FOR
total waz,” Commission Cn = ed fon But 3 Be I CATTLE WITH COAL
[Off timely importance tn comet ving
fuel oll for the war in Bituminoas
[Coal Research's Information Bulletin
| No. 5 “The Use of Bituminous Coal|
Lin the Dehydration of Alfalfa and]
| Other Porage Crops.” It discusse) he |
[advantages lo lhe farmer of ai
| history of this vit Amin-conserving a
| dustity. It shows that stokers, firing
biturninous coal, can be und have bien
| rendily adapted to alfuifa debydra-|
| toe Sormerty equipped for oil firing. |
Jp 2-1 !
the booklet asks OPI.
tion of employers, labor unions, and
all governmental officials to a —
the following objectives:
| LONG DISTANCE COAL
State Commerce Secretary Mark
sivas
if
3--Upgrude workers into super vig: fase
ors and foremen to organise the gre.
ater produc tion effort of the next few
months.
4-—thmplay youth, women and white
workers in the farm labe
mers harvit. i
~INscourage pirating of labo
among. war contactors hy
“hinder each other's wher’ fromuction,