Globe-Gazette from Mason City, Iowa • Page 6

July 27, 195 City Muou CIt, Kiwanis Hears Reasons tor Price Controls If communism or socialism ever saddled on the American peo pie, it won't come from Russia, A K. Maulsby, lecturer for the Kan' sas City, office of price stabilization and former Mason City- an, told the Mason City Kiwanis club Thursday noon at Hotel Han- lord. "We will put it on ourselves as we go blithely down the primrose road to national bankruptcy with our pockets full of 10-cent dollars," he explained. Inflationary factors working together have resulted in a mad race between supply and demand with demand far in the lead and prices on the wing, he said. Uncontrolled, this means disastrous inflation, he added.

Cites Inflationary Causes Maulsby cited the following rea- jons for this demand: 1. The government, for defense purposes, has entered the market as the nation's greatest consumer. The government is placing orders at the rate of $1,000,000,000 a week, or 25 per cent of the nation's total income last year. 2. The government, in a time of has continued its pra tice of buying agricultural products to keep the supply down.

3. The United States continues to loan money to foreign countries so they can purchase from the U. S. raw materials and other supplies in terms of billions. The imports from these countries is decidedly lesslhan their purchases.

Commenting on the government's: purchase of agricultural commodities, Maulsby said it is time for new appraisal with a trend downward. "As calloused as we are to crises and emergencies, we must admit the purchasing power of the dollar is on the shreds and something i must be done about it," he declared. 1 Says Controls Are Stopgap Controls are the temporary stop! gap which is needed to preserve the economy in face of this tremendous inflationary pressure, he said, and added that when ceiling prices went on, inflation stopped because people halted their abnormal buying. Whether Orientals look to the West instead of Russia, will depend on how well the Americans carry the torch of democracy, he said in commenting upon world affairs. The torch must be clean of political, military and economic aggression, free from racial prejudice and free from religious intolerance, he said.

"If we were to get peace tomorrow, we would be scared to death economically," he pointed out, "because the businessmen along the main street of America have been so engrossed in grabbing the dollars. It is going to be'property in the amount of $1,500. critical for us unless we take time to be informed on world affairs." Maulsby was a member of the Kiwanis club in Mason City when ae was employed from 1922 to 1924 by the Standard Oil company. When he left here he became associated with Socony Vacuum Oil company. Maulsby was introduced by H.

Towner, program chairman, members presented were Iprman Rice and Charles Swift. Visiting Kiwanians Bert Donahue, Hampton; Jack Heffner, Wchland, and T. P. Nanz, "rand Rapids, Mich. Jim Pleasance, London, England and Robert Uurgan, Fairfield, were guests of kViUiam Ogilvy.

The first celebration of the Dec- aration of Independence was not icld on July 4. It was held on July 1776--4 days after congress of- icially adopted the historic document. Couple Sues for Household Goods Garner--Action has been started in the Hancock county district court by Edward K. and Beck, husband and wife, against Henry Schleuger, in which they ask the court to adjudge them to be the persons entitled to possession of certain household goods and personal effects detained by the defendant on his farm. Plain- ask execution for delivery of the property and damages from the alleged unlawful detention of the Consider Tunnel Job at Teachers College Cedar Falls Contracts for a construction job at Iowa State Teachers college will not be until at least Aug.

4, according to Business Manager Philip C. Jennings. The proposed 840-foot tunn will house heating pipes from th leating plant to the new women residence hall, almost complete on the north campus. The board of education's build ng and business committee mi Triday to discuss the bids an state legislature's budget an 'inance committee will conside the board committee's recom mendations on Aug. 4.

Six bids will be considered, sai Jennings. Three are for construe ion of the tunnel and 3 for pipin and insulation. ReviewsTM NOW! THRU SUN. Clear Lake Phone 880-W Mat. Sat.

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It's an incomparable blend of music, spectacle, color, laughs, tears and romance, with many of the unforgettable songs such as "Ol 1 Man River," "Make Believe," 'Why Do I Love You," "BUI," and 'Can't Help Lovin' Dat Man." Cap'n Andy Hawks' glittering and exciting Mississippi show boat, he Cotton Blossom, is the setting the story, of the stage-struck Magnolia, who falls in love with a fascinating gambler, Gaylord Ravenal, and lets him whisk her off as his bride for a year of love and luxury in Chicago. The honeymoon ends when Ravenal's gambling blood reasserts itself and the happy couple find themselves destitute. Magnolia returns to her family's show boat and Ravenal strikes out for points west. It is not until years later that the pair are reconciled. "Show Boat" is another triumph for Director George Sidney and Producer Arthur Freed, who hit the bulls-eye with "Annie Get Your Gun." THEATERS AT A GLANCE 1 1 Dancer" Friday.

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