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There was some good news about rubber last week, but-as the careful newspaper reader could see-it went no further than a new hope of meeting really essential needs during the year and a half before the 800,000-ton synthetic program can get going full blast. Last month...
Across the street again, to status quo, went the pots & pans, the stoves and the beer. Said dizzy Mr. Diakandru: "What happened you wouldn't have expected. This is awful. . . ." For once, Mr. Petropulos was silent. He couldn't think of a thing to do.
The case went to Cleveland Municipal Court nine times, to the Court of Appeals five times, even got to the Ohio Supreme Court. Last week the rivals emerged with a draw. Thereupon Mr. Petropulos promptly evicted Mr. Diakandru. In jig-time, Mr. Diakandru evicted Mr. Petropulos. All afternoon they trudged...
Aluminum was the first great shortage scare, as patriotic U.S. citizens who last summer gave up their aluminum pots, pans and household gewgaws will long remember. That drive finally netted 5,715,536 usable pounds. Most of it kicked around until after Pearl Harbor, when it was finally pulverized into...
They gave their pots & pans willingly to the aluminum drive, but resent the fact that the scrap has not yet found its way to smelters. They get maddest, not at the total Government, but at the palladium of democracy and inefficiency, Congress.