RL TWO LACK OF IRON, STEEL HIT BY CIO PRESIDENT - Plurray Says Bteei Output Being Yetarded by Bottlenecks Qives Speedup Plans FOUNDED UPON A ROCK “And the rain descended, and the flocds cme, and the winds blew, and beat upon that house, and it fell not: for it was founded upon a rock.’ (2k wither 03 this The testing i Has Hr row jerry inker ¢ iret ¥ # heir 2 War proouctiog by three alarming hottiens steel gerap iron and steel camulated, the may drop to 80 this winter C 1 Murray said recentl He laid these Production Board ad recommendations for rem the obstacles He listed chide b mecks which he said and Be stimingted quickly A shortage of armor tank program. He subcontracting program existing facilities and substituted for a $38.000.000 being undertaken by of the gias steel corporations that sguipment for this t Fie & fnstalied in one locality which already gafters from both housing wl tras tion congestion A shortage of pia shipbuildi ng program He an “the corporate greed thee operators oof oretin mills” who geet business their profits have ogi a by SVE industry, and unless adequal wo rebut stockpiles are 8 entire dutlry ipa ei § ¥ ¥ rit co F per 3 President Phil facts Bolo th Geta iiong Ww § § ay FR flats four ¥ A Dripose 2 that that will @ personnel a yg Ord a ’ (Eye He charged prage is ¥ % f gt eel 8 bel mrne of most HOLS taking ali byay have Beer they Car to er He proposed that @action of tinplate and sheets bw stricted largely to small the remaining strip m work on light steel plales An sdequate stockpile steel Scrap. the g wir fiaming the government for th umtion, urged creation DY Ment Roosevelt of 8 war scrap action board as an independent federal agen- ey, which would supersede other fed.’ ars] agencies handing the scrap prob jem. He recommended that the boar be romposed of a represenialives the steel industry the U's Steel Workers, and the third gamed by the President Under his program, A armor plate production progran be advanced by at least six steel plate output now per vent behind can be per cent, and the wlio kpile ean be solved. | He estisaated that a stockpile of al Sens 10.000.000 tons must be built by §. 1942, and said this may touring down of iron fences firms iis Iw ¥ of iron Aang for EOE ter Pus ve Jiraelv ti fact t he £ mit o he Pres FY Hi presers alice a § ene of a FARMERS ARE URGED TO SPRAY POTATOES Hnpre th C5 th 3, 3 running ino res wait py oo % i pratile $ An blight ” om dent eel Aatiacy in epidemic form the entire Allsgheny Brea Nixon, agricaitural counsel Pennsylvania (hain Btore Couns § this week. Shi shout the state mre, tats sprayers into ac- way i% oa i tog Fl 4 anid Ht i. imperative that potato spraying be done enrber pnd wore Umely than | asaal’ flecomrnend ing (he use of & Bordeaux mitture” (four pounds copper sulphate, four pounds of lum and 3 getiotis of walter} he added that Timely qpraying of be 8 by a sudden drying off ¢ since late blight fh wel weather . ad raisin bread nay be used: ‘ bacon (brodled until crisp) ¥ sored ay. “ lg olf 3 Diced cold mest and celery with Minced dried Met with mayonnaise Bacon. minced and mixed with mashed bansnas, peanut butler and tart jelly. Chopped round stead. Bermudas on. Pm, mustard and chili sauce Sticed ham, American cheese and Chopped beer, ground fine, mixed with Roquefort cheese, seasoned with Waorchestershire sauce, vii che f the wealher 5 2d osirialies £73 % Adolpls, Benito znd Hirohite the ihroe blind mice. 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Foe yo ot day | sarees. exon and aesthesn whom ye will servi.” Will it be God, | Kerr Jocuted § De. | to serve whom mikes us free? Or, | some tyrant? Thee can bo no Jloabdt | jas to the Amerieim answer to this TRE (Med from own inter NAVY COMMISRIONS DOCTOR Dr. H. B. Keer, Snmenere dentist, the IU. 8.
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