Abilene Reporter-News from Abilene, Texas • 2

Thursday Evening March 23 1950 Pag 2 The Abilene Te Reporter-New Cotton YESTERDAY'S MARKET KW TOPE Marab -ftNWNt warn steady Tha martal atortad adt Imgwtor wNh acaitarad Naa Orteaaa aad Maaghto Hate newsprint Monopoly Probe Scheduled by House Group an baht irada bayteg aad abate I A laadteg spat Bra aald abate III THE SPOTUGHT AT A GLANCE UN bates ad tea Marty May sarly daalteaa rauraa alsaad saute bate aaau lawu tot HIW Tons uUUuas apart kaaad ONpil njpkar tnSa is dtuiaud OOTTON-Siaady toads kuytog and WHEAT-gates Steady cart grate Mwsd tending light MOOS Mndaraialy pattest atoaHy steady sism CATTLE-Waady Is pcarteaa aiaas nun LOW LAST May a IS IUS SMP4I Jiy Has mi MiNSlnNHlail ns nss islus naa Meb ns naa ns May nn njs nn MMditef apai nmm a I Mtedllas apn nM up M-Naateal BBW OBLKANS rtTCBU NEW OB LEAN A March nib- Sduiaa adraacad bars aariy teday bal later raaad aM aradaally aadrr lare walla teg aad badga arUlag- Clmtey prteM wan Maady SMto a bait lawu te lg lUgMev non tow close 1111 ttM U1M1 SaSosiiasasaatas HJI 111 MM SSSSalSSSSSSSaaa MM nn MJS4SI aMsssssssaatia mlis nn nn Meb uu ni- Groin 1ANSAS CRT CASE KANSAS Marab SI W-Wheat Na bars and dart kart UTbM Nd UKteS lMk Ornn Na 1 whMa 1 1to4JIS Oala Na abNa W4N FONT WONTN CARE I hue iau bv i wMia gavaas By CRAWFORD Central Frau Corraapondant WASHINGTON Your mw paper la pclntad an newiprint About par cent at our United SUtra nvwrprtnt supply cornea from Canada TUs la Caaada'a laracat pcacatiBW Industry Canadians data they provide three of every five newspaper panes In the world Now a congressional committee plana a newsprint monopoly probe lap Emanuel Cellar iD New Tort chairman at the House judiciary committee has anaeuncod that Us subcommittee on study at monopoly power has "received complaints that the price of newsprint Is escessive" and that hear Inga win be held on the question of newsprint monopoly Cellar Indicated that his committee wishes to know: Whether prices on Imported newsprint era excessive Whether United States newsprint producers are following impost prices and whether they are working at capacity Why United States producers da not lower their prices if they are operating below capacity 4-What has happened to projects te set up new paper mills in American territory including Alaska "Other questions wQ appear as the Investigatioa proceeds" Cellar added "and I hope that persons having authentic information this problem will offer their aid to this subcommittee" This writer was told hy a sub committee spokesman that the data for the newsprint bearings not been set despite published reports that they will start late in March Fowler president of the Newsprint Association of Canada has invited Caller and Us committee to go to Canada and make a first-hand study of Canada's newsprint industry and its operations "1 do not believe that it Is feasible for your committee to obtain a full and complete picture of Canadian newsprint operations without a firsthand study of this Und In Canada" Mr Fowler wrote Fowler pointed out that print is a commodity with "certain explosive political characteristics' and one that "has bsea a source of some friction and misunderstanding between our two countries from time to Urns" He urged cooperation in a reasonable way "at a time of such International unrest as exists today" la order to establish "accurate information and thus mlnl- TEXAS SPOT DALLAS March IK Spat Dali JlJSi Hawtaa IMS: Oalrssto noon runs TOXX- teucb Naan ratten prtns wtw canto a bate hlghu to IS canto lawar Sun the gramas dear Mr nn duly nu aad Oct lMA the pnmlhmtlrs of standings which might damage the unique relationship that exists today between the economies of our two countries" Canadians were irked three years age by attempts of our Department of Justice to subpoena Canadian newsprint officials to a federal grand jury investigatioa In New York This was vigorously protested on both sides of the border Canadians regarded it aa an arrogant Insult to their sovereignty The Justice department finally backed down and resorted to diplomatic channels to obtain the information It desired One signifiesnt fact in the current controversy is that mergers of many United States newspapers have been necessitated because of high operating rests Newsprint and labor head the list of newspaper operating costa An equally significant faet however is that Canadian newsprint manufacturers in MM produced an all-time record of 5173000 tons Thia was 100000 toms more than produced in the preceding peak year of MO and 1000000 tons more thsu were produced before World Wsr IL The estimated 1930 capacity production la Canada is 3230000 toms Eighty-five per rent of Canada's MM newsprint went to the United States par cent remained in Canada and I par cent went to the rest of the world Only 10 years age when Canada produced 1123000 tons 71 per cent went to the United States I psr rent to Canada and 11 per cent to other nations Faria and figures may make It difficult for a congressional committee to prove that Canadian newsprint manufacturers have repressed production to hike prices They do not make it difficult however to show that freedom of the American press depends partly on our ability to obtain newsprint from Canada Cart Ns I white 111-11 CEICAOO CASE CHlCAQa Marrt -Wbaa: Nows rajlew I MSOSH Oate Na Lhajrywklte WA4M a Ns 1 whM ISA Na kaary Mattel rad TTdDWlEIB ORIVE-IN THEATRE-WEST HIWAY 50 LAST TIMES TONITE Musical Comsdy "BACK STAGE FOLLIES" -FI us- STARTS 7:39 SHOWS NIGHTLY 1:45 and 9:00 rr- Manager of Abilene's Newest Candy Store mwirmc trV glWUT "KISS AND MAKE UF" Color Cartoon ft I 4 imnm MRM XRuNISSAM I A ft -NOW NOW Last Nite DANCE Friday March 24th The Music Of Baraa Glovar Aad His ORCHESTRA 9 TH 1 A Adm $150 Far Ceepis Tsa lashdad Clnssificatisn Family Adult and YsungPrepHh 'A-Aduiti NOW SHOWING AYP 7ri0 NOW SHOWI anv Livestock POST WOXTU roar wonm Xmt a emu 110 coIvm Xk cattle uhm etaady gaod sad choice daughter Sou MRS I a BALLEW wants 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