lo price ceiling on aeat - fro ■ now on. That• President Tru■ an'• ae1aage to ua - to the nation, wbiob ~ " 1 \ 4 1 ~ you probably hea-rA • te~ inutes a10. Tonight, lr.Tru■an faced ap a aerioua doaeati cri1i1. lo ■eat in retail ahopa, election day not tar off, labor on the one hand, meat packers on tbe other, 1ubJectina the ad ■ ini1tration to tre ■ endoa1 pr ••u•• -- and bouaewiYe ■ too. Toni1ht, the Pralideat, if be did not aol•• tb proble■, at least aade hia deaiaion - no ■ore ceilina ■ on ■eat. !he Pre ■ ident' 1 · 1peecli, b6•e•er, 4ealt wi\b ■ore \baa the food situation, it beia1 onl7 one phaa ot the entire national econo ■ ic atructure.Th• Chief ~xeoutiYe pro ■ ised, even a1 be lifted control of •at, that other economic controls, ■ oat re ■ ain for a lona ti ■e. Be aaid that production in general is still our chief ai ■ and that until•• haYe abundant production, •• must have controls against inflation. Yr. Truman made his surprise move, to break the aeat famine, reluctantly -- against the recommenda• of his decontrol board and his own publicl7-expre1aed opinions. •1r the price of meat ak7rockets•, said the Pre8ident, •tne bla■ e must tall on the representatiYea of the liYestock and meat induatr7•. Then he went on: •They have ■ade the definite promiae that the littinc of controls on livestock and meat wtll brin& to the ■ artet the ■eat which our people want at reasonable prices. The Aaerican people will want to know where the reaponaibilitl trelta it protiteer i n& on aeat raises prices so high that the aT.eraae American cannot bu7 it•. Mr.Truman, wearili,, but with aome bitternea ■, put responsibilit1, tor the shortage squarely on a few men in €ongress, who, aa he said "in the service ot selfish interests, have been determined for sometime to wreck price contr.ols no matter••* what the cost might be to our people". IIJ LEA.Q .. Mlil - 3 Did olitics enter into his decision? Well, that's taken for granted. And,the decision ma1 have bee ~1:-~. za political y wiseA Advance forecasts by meat industr1 spoKesmen indicate that meat wil be back in quautity. within three weeks - before election day. Until a few mints ago no one knew what hia ,... . decision would tie. Some had expe0ted a stubborn •hold-the-line• price pi.icy, the policy to which Mr. Truman had been coaaitted. Other, ■ ore unfriendl1 observers, lookad for ao ■ e sort of comproaiae. Speaking from the bite House tonight, the Chi f Executive told a nationwise radio audience that his decision on meat means a forced speed-up of the administration's plan for a return to a control~free econo111,. The President went on to say that the gap between sup ly and demand is already rapidly closing in on a number of ite~s and that income and profits are now at an all time high. The President concluded with these words: "with full national cooperation, th is country can reach an econ~my never before e ualled in the world". Only one important oom ent has been received so far O : n the Pre a ident • a ad-dress• the com ent of Senator Taft of Ohio. Says tatt: •r approve bis actiun, but why didn't he do it in June? Is this for politics only? If so. liow de we know control• wen't be reslored afte~ the election? Ana then he added ~ •the onlJ ■ u~e ••I is to elect a Republic an Congre1s. • JAAII (rollow Mat) President Tru■an'a speech toni&ht left the wbal:9 question ot ••&e stabilization right where it••• this aft rnoon - up in the air. The President pro ■ iaed that••&• control• will be lifted when the •aafety• of the national ~~ econo•1~•llcaw I~ Be aeked indu ■tr7 at lara• to ■ ho• •re ■ traint and co ■mon senae• until production reach•• a point where control• are no longer needed. But not once durin& hia fift •• t■ ■ iaate broa4oa ■ t did Mr. Tra■ aa •hed &DJ li1ht OD the futare ot bi ■ totteri•I wa1• atabili1atioa board. leaawhil• IS B aouroe ■ are aa7ia1 tbat the lhite Bou•• ■uat act ttiia •••t · if co■plete collapae ot the ••a• Stabilisation proara■ i ■ to be pr••••te4. @kA1,1:;;.i1~:U~duetr7 •••b•r• of the board resigned in protest a1ainat the 1o•ern■ent'1 polio7 • ..,:;JI Will; lli• board,• what•• left of iti'-•••tl toaorro•Jand it ■ay co ■e up with an anawer. Soae obaerYer1 belie•• it will recoaaend that all wage control• be aboliabed at an arbitrary future date with liGES (follow•• t) - 2 an in•itation to industry to reaain represented on the IS B until that ti ■ e. Other oba rvers think the deciaion ■ ay b to abastitute a board oo ■ poae4 wboll7 1'A ot~~!li,,..!:. a s•a• in place~ tb• pre1tnt in4uatr,7- labor-pullic ••t-up. QQJFEJlEIQl -p~ The 1 !eace Conference ~ Par:t• today wound in a storm of anger and recriaination. Moloto• starte4 the ball rolling tllli ••••.tll:e\ wit h his • usual ala■ at, the United - - H e declared that the reaul\s of the a~;J~ conference were altogether unsatietactory,~acau■ ed the Western latioaa of being doainating, diotato~ial. Be declare , d that Br· tain, the Baited Sta tea, and France ha4 goDe back on a1re• ent,a that they had aade in the •••tia of the Big Four Foreign ltuiaters. Be said Britain, ~-w France an , d · the Uaited States baa run the 1ho••~ i ■po ■ e4 tbeir will on the conference by, toroa ot ~otea. Oae of the apecitic co ■platnt,s of the Ruaaiaa ••• about the Greco-Balgar-. Frontier. The Big rour had decided to leaye it unchanged. The Greets aade a atron.1 proteat at th• Coliterence, whereupon. the contereno• voted to o~•rride the deciaion ot the Big four. On that, Molot , oY aaid• •ear Bu garian fri , ends ••1 rest assured that t.h.e ir frontier with Greece will re ■ain unchaaged. • hicb aean1, obviously that the Soviets are going to use their Yeto. In fact, Molotov implied broadly that the COIFEREICE - 2 veto would be used to upset any ~cision of the Peace Conference that he does not like. Previously, another Soviet speaker, the Delegate fro ■ lhite Russia, aroused the anger of Senator Vandenberg by oritici1ing our ■ otivea. Be declared that certain eleaents in the United States were trying to bring about ho1tility between Bua1ia and rinland. Tha\ offended Senator Yandeaber1, and he replied sharply, contrary to bia general practice. Be 1aid the Unite4 State, Dele1ation would leaYe it• aotiYes to the Yerdtct cthi1tory. ~ h• and hi• ooll••su•• •o•l co tiaue to •rt tor the A■erican conception ot Ja1tloe aa4 tair play, an4 he added that he pra7ed tor · a reblr\~ ot tbe 1y ■pattietic union which ■ade the Yictory ot the llliea possible. That will take in all the Judges in the trial, the witnesses for the prosecution, polioe officers who took part in the arrest, and aa7ibody else wh~ided in the trial directly or illdirect:l:r- ·~'1,.,t.,, T ' lt aeana that Bishop• and Priests in Jugoala•i• •••t refuse the 1acr•■ents and an7 other rites ot the Catholic Church to those who had anything to do wlt,b that trial. Thi1 will continue until th••• people•• tnditi4uale obtain absolution tro ■ the Bolr See itaelt. lx-coa■uaica tioD ia not the ■oat •••ere •••t•aot TG "'4 -t •=•aw 4•...:l&i•-... that the fll church can annouace. ~ woal4 be a-ia_t.h•!eJ which••••• coadeania1 a peraon to •••rlaating perditioa. There ia no appeal troa aaathe■a,and no forgi••••••• • I.ii But the Pope bi ■■elf can grant abaalltton, ••i=-,-tlll ~v,w, · 't . t· lire t;11a ex- , co ■■un1ca 1 10n. I\. /t It was said at the Vatican that, this sentence aeans t,he opening of undeclared warfare asainat the IJ-COI Ull _ CAllQR The church of Bo ■ e struck back at Tito today, with a ■ ajor ex-co■■unication. It includes not only the Coa■unist Marshal hi ■selt but all ■e■ bera ot the g oYern■ent ot Jugoalavia and eyery other person who toot part. in an7 aanner whataoe•er in th . e trial and •••t•Doe ot Ar.cbb , iebop Stepinac, tbe Priaate ot J11101la•ia official! dealaration ••• aade by the Yatio•• Co111r•1•t.ioa of tb• Council, wllioh is the ••11••••• 111preae bod7 tor ■aintaining aad exeroiaing di1bipliue in tbe Bo■aa Catholic Church. 1'be Bo■ an £bli1r•er, or1an ot: tb• Yatioaa, auoanoed tha\ Pope Piua hi ■ 1elf had concurrel • • 011- ttf ntlt • • • • - ., lt announo~ tbat the . ex-co■■unioation ot. Tito ' and bi• outtitT autoaatic. By oanon law, anybo47 who otters violenoe to an Archbishop or Bishop, beco ■•• ex-coa■unicate by that act itaelt. 16118 The wildest tiad ot ru■ors are bu11ia1 around I re ■berg. The onl7 1004 rea•on fort llia1 aioat tbea i• to ill••trate how 1tupidl7 tb• ra■or ■ tll will •ort ■ oaeti■••· ror ia■ tance, the Ger■••• are •hlaperia1 to eaoh other that the •l•••• lasi cri■ taal ■, o••4••••4 to be ba•1•4, Will aot 1• te l'\Cs,.- ••• .;i;;t.; •• ~ Oa• r•••r baa l\ \la').Ta• Val\•4 l\at•• ••• 1•ta1 \e ki4aap \ho•• el•~•• \op la1ia, • • ~ thoa to \be laitei 8\a\••~•••• to 1•t iafor■atioa ••t ~t t~••• war iatoraatioa. • Th•r••• ■•ok ezolteaent beoa••• \be &111•4 war o••aoil Ila ■ ref•••• \o a4ait ••1 pr••• pbete1rapi••• - - to \be ezeo•tio, &D4 ~•• li ■ ite4 the auaber et reporter ...... ,,A-ti ~7-"'•·.,,. present to ei1~t, repreaeat the eniir• world. }. A · r11■c1 Sere are the final fi g ures on the vote o••r the n•• French Constitution. In favor, nine aillion, a hundred and forty-three thousand odd. Againat i~, eight ■ illion, eighty-tour thoa ■ and odd. So it paaaed b7 • ■argin ot not ■any ■ore than a mil.lion Yotes. •• 1 . . _ - - - • ~ t.hat. ~ • o r e thaa half • 1 f tlli ■I who nt.e4 A a. 4 .J.4 $ -._ are ia taYor of the _ docaaeat. ■ I ce:&tfa Oil ■ lia ••Jorit.1-.•• auch a T i t . a ~ • • a couatr1'• coaatit.ut.ioa. II I F ~ t h i r t 1 - t • o per ceat. of~=~l , ~ot.er1 did not 10 to the pdlla a\ all. «let st ■t• paa•s■ a,,,., traeneral DeGa•ll~ ~ ~ . . 4L ~ . . . . ~ ,._,t,ll_ • ...,.... lrl:e•l.ai'"'h ••~•&•iaat the ae• coaat.it.ut.io~ J:,:14;::r:L~ r . ~ ~ o p l •ho ata1ed ••:tJ,oa ~--~.J ~~.,, th• poll ■ ware on hi:1 aide • . , 1xa,\ezpect.1 io bers ■ the firat President of th• Fourth Bepubli~telle•e• ' that at tb• lowe ■ber 1eneral election there Nll •• • • be a plank iD the progra ■ ot the gopular .!_•publican .___,cl,~ _ ,,...~ ~ party ,.._ reYisi ... Nllrt constitution. - JC-" ~" IIPPISIJ6 Fro■ one part of the world•• haYe real peace- n••• tod 1• ---- hat ia in the letberlanda laat lndiea, • A . tor■al ilitary truce. The pre ■ ier ot the Indoneaiaa Bepabl c aianed an •1ree■ent with the Bepreaeatati•• of the letherlaacla GoYera■ent to atop guerrilla ti1htiq. TbeJ 111••4 it la tb• reeicleDce of tb• Britiah Coual Geaer.al, and th• 1peoial Briti1h Co■aiaaioHr tor --•••••••u Soatheaatera Aaia preaidecl ower th• ■eetl ... Before the t.ruoe a ~ at,11all7. 10•• iato etfeot, 1\ ha1 \o b• approwecl bf U• »•t.oll Coaai ■ 1ion aa4 "1he Ia4oae11•• D•l•1•tioa. AIi 14s1 The Ar■J ha ■ taken the wrap• of 1earec7, oft ita twent7-fiy,e ■ illion dollar luroc Air B•••• now bein& built in the••-•• loJa•• Desert near L • A lon1-4r7 lake, a• natural a aite •• one ooul4 wi ■ b, ia beina *••••f t~an1tor■•4 in\o a teat fiel4 for tbe ba1e boaber1 aa4 ••per■ onic apee4 ti1bter■ of ttie f•t•re. lot lona •••• the Ar■J 4eaoa■ trate4 at ■ •roo lt1 · Doa1laa I 1- 43, a toar I a4re4 ail•• aa4 a bo■b capacity •q•allia& tbat of a ll ■o at laroc tor test,■ tli&bt1 11 tbe lortbr.op tl7ia1 win&, a re•olutioaar7 pl••• 4eat1ne4 ~ . to carr7 ten tbou1aad po••••~ten thou ■ aa4 ail••· Th•• there i ■ tbe Bell SI - 1 -- the tirat plane 4e ■ i&ae4 to exceed the ■peed ot ■ound. Muroo field will be uaed to test thi• rocket-powered •hip. For most ot these futuristic ■ peed 4e ■ on1, &II 14s1 - 2 there ii no airport in tbe United Statef apable ot b.aa41111& t.beir hi&b ■ peed landing• aacl take uft1. That•• tbe reaaon tor auroo, a fl7ia111•14 - for \he tutare, oar••4 out ot the 4•••~t. There wa1 one 1pot in the United State, toda7 where ten thousand pound• ot Juicy red ■eat went oa sale. Sa•enteen butchers, divided between two ahop1, ••r• cuttia1 aa4 weighing, at terrific 1pee4, wbil• 1••• lin11 of••• and woaea wait•d oataide, 1a1er to pa1 a dollar and 1e•1at7i-fl•e oent1 a pound tor porterbo••• 1teat1, alrloia■ a dollar ••4 a halt a poaa4, roa1t1 a\ •••••t7-tiYe ceat1 a pouad. Tbat ••• in lianeapolia. The ■eat••• that of tbir\1-tbr•• pria• buffalo. TheJ ca ■• tro ■ a priwate he ••ar la4aoa, ll1ooa11n, who•• owaer tllla a oer\ala •••b•r of aai■al1 •••rJ year, to preYent the her4 f••• 1rowin1 too faa\. O.P.&. ••• unable to 4o an7thin1 • about the prio••· Buffalo ■eat ii rated•• a luxury product, •DI th re 1• ao ceilin1 on it. lot a cuato■er ■ade ••1 co■plaint about prio••• One ■an took *•■l■ twel•• porterboaae 1teat1 tor a party. The athletic director ot the Oai•er1it7 ot ~inneaota took twent7-fiYe dollara• worth, preauaably for the football teaa.-~Al.«CZwt -to Y\« fl" ct-\ BQF(ALO ~TEAI ~ I don't know how you feel-Rag~, but ri&bt " at this ■ oaent I wouldn't mind sitting down to a three inch porterhou•~ steak. And if it waa a buffalo porterhouse &eak, or a porterhouse fro ■ 1rizzle7 bar, or 10 e reindeer steak trom th Loaena ot lo■• tbat would be okay with••· How about 7ou, lelaon7 CBIIA ~ -'-, CiTil lar continues to ra1e in lorthern China. ,ccording to the lat~st diapatchea, Chiang Iai-Sh t•1 Troop• are puabing the Couuni1t1 back. lz IL~ Tlae Co■■uniata adait haTing loat •• 1t:J;J1 at city tha\ they had capt.arecl ta lort.hern la••••••••l--slh Dr. Sun ro, 10a of the 1reat Saa tat I••• baa b••• tryiDI hi• haa4 at ■atia1 peaoe. Dr. Saa 1• Preai4ea\ ot th• Chi•••• L•1ialati•• Bo4y. ■• •••o••o•d that the Chiaa1 (ai-Shet · Co••r••••t wo•JA i•••• •• or4er to c•••• tire it Co■•••i•I Qeaeral ~~ Ciao• In-Lai ,: .... "t.o laat1 ■1 to talk poaoe o~oo ■ ore. Bat tie aoa of the toander of th• Chia••• lepabllc had no better lack than aaybl4J el1e. Me liat ~ bar417 i••••d that atat••••t before Co■auniet ■pot••••• --,. ·~ -tea~ ~ aaid tlat thy .11111111111 expeotill-Ja•t aach a peace off•••l•• ~ A r fro ■ Chiang fai-Shet and are not interested. In laabinaton, our titate Departaent denied a obar1e ■ ade by the A erican China Policy Association. ai•a - 2 ~~ Thi• . . 1181AIIIIISSII• waa that there••• a•••* aeoret I\ a1r•••••t between the United ~tate1 and Ru11ia on tb• 1ubjeot of China, an 1ree ■ nt prowidia1 tor th• 1eparation ot o ter lon1olia tro ■ China, tb• partitioa of Iorea, ad the granting ot ■or• repar.atio • lo ••••1• i laaob•ria. Aaoth•r pro■iae ••• to toro• ooap•llilll th• 411baadia1 of th• Cou•ai1t Ar.al••• 111 thl1, 1ai4 the a11oolatioa, wa1 ooatrary to th• t•r.•• of tb• lalta A1••••• · at,. ••••••••t of aa1 lia4 ••• reacbecl at Pot14a ■ oath• 1 IJeot of Cbtaa. l 4 tb•r• ••r no 1rouad1 tor tb• our■• ■t ■al• bJ th• Aaerioaa China PolioJ A11ooiatlo. IIAt At the lhite Bouse, President Truaan be1 b••• hard at wort all day, and ailliona ot ua are i ■patieat to bear the reaulta. Tbe Preaident baa b• n writia1 tbe •P• oh he 11 going to broadcaat tonight at ten o'cloot o••r tbia letwor.t. •n4, ot cour1e, . the aabJeot, ot it. will be price ooatrol ■, inol•diaa the iaportaat ite■ ol ■•••paper report ■ troa t.h• oapital all 4•1 ••~ • liYely wit.h apeoulatioaa that Ir. Truan w a a aloat t,o tell th• aaiioa that be 1• going to lift control• oa food, part.ioalarly li•e•t.oot aa4 ■eat. It 1• ao aeoNI that, aaa, of the people aro•ad bi ■ co aider it the po11iblt ••• aolutlon. In th• baot1rouad, bo••••r, the threat ot the c.1.0. to pu~l a••• crcle of ■aJor ... 1trite1 if control• are lifted, tbat beina nowAC.I.O. part7 line. On the other- hand, the A■erican Pe4eratioa ot Labor ia in taY.or of: re ■ owin& all control• on both ••&•• aad pricea. lerri ■an Saith, hite House Corre1pondent ot th United Presa, discounts those ruaors and indicates that 114, - 2 Ir. truaan will stand by price control•. At the•••• \iae, he will ofter so ■e conce11iona to induce pacler1 and ranch ra and tara r1 to 1end their li•••tock to ■artet •1•1n. The 1••••in1 ia that the ■ e conce11lou will tat the tor■ of increaae ■ in the 01ilin11 or boa•• by ••1 ot aub1id7. The Preaident ■ i1ht al10 or4er •• iaorea1e ot. the 1la111hter _ ing quota ■• 11 it 11, tbar•'• • liait to bow aaoh ll•••took ••oh pactin1 co ■pan7 ••1 till. The GoYera■eat al10 algbt take 1tep1 to enoo • i■port1 ot oaanea ••d I■ rrozea •••t• fro ■ o\lwr oo•atri••• prlnoipallJ Cana4a, Ar1entina aad lezioo. I• the 8eoretar7 of l1rioalture ha• told a• that ••ob • l■por\1 wo•ld oal7 be a drop in the baotet. laoth•• •••••r• that aigbt be•••• ■ woald be a certificate 171te■ to protect cattle 1ro••r• and feeder ■ •1aiut ••r future iacr••••• in the price of teed. Beporta fro ■ laabiqton indicate that the President baa tiad a ■ oat difficult proble■, aiace the Deaocratic leader• who ad•i•• hi ■ are in 21Ipirta:a diaagree ■ent about tbia exploai•e ••~i••** subject. - ;oua, There'• nothing to preYent Senator Theodore Bilbo of liasi1aippi fro ■ taking hi• ■ eat in the Senate tor bi■ tbird tar■ next January. That••• 4eoialt4 , , • tb• Supr••• Court ot the Uaited State, toda7. A ■•• tort citi••• bad ••k d th court for an inJuactioa, oa the aro•nd that Bilbo bad 1poten in faYor ot tatia1 tbe wo\e •••1 tro ■ ••1roe1. The hi1b ooart did aoi explaia it1 reta ■ al, J st denied the petition. The oo•rt al10 denied tbe petition of lr,1. lathl••n la1h Darent, tor■er Captain ot the IJCS, a1aia■ t tbe Judaeaent of the lilitary Tribaaal whiob aenteaoe4 her to pri1on tor flw. 7ear1. She••• oonwioted, 7ou ••1 re ■e ■ber, of haYiDg taken part in tb• ......... 4 4 ~ theti ot a ■ illion 1 !1ll1r1 rs• b■9" worth ot .... cro•• &,e~~~ jHell of th~B'eaae.Nili:I" APP JAZIS The oonde ■ ned ■ en are spending their la1t hoar ■ in ~heir cells writing letter• and re a diD& Bibl••• They h••• not been otticiall1 told oa wha\ da7 they will ba executed, but they heard it fro ■ their wi••s or fro ■ the priaon grapeYine. The Chaplain ■ 4eolare tbal the ••n are oal■, prepared tor their fate, ancl 1bo• •• iacliaatioa toward auicide •• ■ ight h••• be a ezpea\N. Aooordia1 to th• latest report th• execution •111 be1ia at 114aiaht, Ger■an \la• toao~row, ■ iz o'oloot ia the ••••1•1 oar la1tern Stan4ar.d Ti••• Tbe7 will be aarohed to th• gallo•• ••• bJ •••• Goering tire\. ■rr1•~14w1D looter, . . ,.1.c. reporter &t'1ure■ber1. - ' a1ain1t oo■pelling rinland to g1Ye three hundred ■ illlo dollar ■ in reparation• to Ru11ia. HoweYer, Ba11ia 10~ the ■aJority Yote OD that i1aue. All in all, the coat ranee broke up in a decided apirit ot- ,1,t1r•••• aa4 recriaination. BoweY.er, the Bia roar rorei1• liai ■t•r• will •••tin••• tort three •••k• fro ■•••• ■o•••••r roartb. lllaJx* Tb•• th•, will b11ia wrltiaa fiaal 4ratt1 of th• treati•• with th• fi•• Axi ■ ■ a\elll\• oo•atri ••