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2 OPA Stopgap Weather Forecast Guide for Readers in lower 80s this Sunny, pleasant; highest Page. Page. ; afternoon. lowest about Fair, tonight 62 Amusements A-10-11 Obituary ...A-8 Tomorrow’ moderate fair, temperature. Comics _B-10-11 Radio _B-ll Temperatures today—High, 81, at 1:30 p.m.; Editorials _A-6 Society .. B-3 low, 66. at 4:34 a.m. Yesterday—High, 79. Editorial Articles A-7 Sports _A-12-13 at 4:06 p.m.; low, 68, at 11:58 p.m. Finance_A-15 Where to Go.B-5 Full Report on Page A-S. Lost and Found..A-3 Woman's Page...B-4 __I Closing N. Y. Markets—Sales, Page A-15. An Associated Press Newspaper 94th YEAR. No. Phone NA. 5000. JULY ★★★ City Home Delivery. Daily and Sunday B /"i T.-’\[ rn Q 37,314. WASHINGTON, D. C., WEDNESDAY, *3, 1946-TWENTY-EIGHT PAGES. 90c a Month. When 5 Sundays. J1.00 ** Bilbo Lead Rises; End of Subsidies 2 OPA Sends Up Meat, Stopgap War Profits Probers Chances Slight Milk and Butter Bills in Hands Told Wholesale Markets May Intervened Steady in Conviction For Runoff Of OP A Renewal Of Senate on the Group 3 Times By Associated Press Contract Senator Holds 2,516 Rising livestock prices and the O'Daniel Abandons j loss of Government subsidies Legislator Protested Margin Over Rivals; 1 brought higher prices to the Efforts to Delay Auckland Workers Protest milk and Shifting of Job, Rankin Winner meat, butter buying New Easy public today as the Nation’s Legislation Butter Shipment to U. S. Gen. Porter Testifies By the Associated Press wholesale markets steadied tne By Associated Press By the Associated Press 3.—Sen- under a growing conviction that V Carter JACKSON, Miss, July Two measures to revive price i AUCKLAND, New Zealand. July By Brooke Jones OPA will be restored with a roll- iii< HOLD 'HR ator Bilbo gained ground on his controls reached the Senate 3.—Loading of the steamer Mari- Maj. Gen. William N. back to June 30 ceilings, NEWT! Porter, four opponents today as belated Banking Committee for consid- posa was delayed today while Auck- wartime chief of j The first shipments of butter to retired, the returns In, and more and eration land longshoremen negotiated with piled reach New today after Senator Chemical Warfare Service, was York and Boston markets the in in more it that he won government Wellington appeared since OPA’s end were released O’Daniel, Democrat, of Texas asked today before the Senate today ! a controversy over a proposed 10,- renomination to the Senate in to retail 13 to 15 cents abandoned the tactics War above the blocking 000.000-pound shipment of butter to Investigating Committee Demo- OPA yesterday’s Mississippi ceiling. The Government sub- that had stalled them for three the United States. what he meant by telling an- on butter cratic primary election, where sidy was 15 cents a pound. days. The waterside workers union has other officer late in 1944 that Meat were in Negroes voted for the first time prices up many areas Senator O'Daniel demanded an from the Chairman of ! gave up after explanation May the House Mil- There still were as much as 20 cents a pound. Milk enough missing making a jocular motion to refer government of why the butter Affairs Committee was increased 3 cents a in itary “had to the situation ! quart New should to America instead of precincts change the bills to the committee on pen- go ideas” Hampshire and a milk was strange and “sometimes but the unofficial count from 1,43: shortage ; sions. Britain. The first consignment was threatened in the New makes trouble.” of the State's 1,701 precincts gav< | Metropolitan scheduled for on the He said that seemed the logical shipment the advocate of white su- (See 'PRICES. A-14.)“ Gen. Porter said he did not re- outspoken Page for as Mariposa. place them, 65,000 former — premacy a 2,516 vote margin ovei | member what he meant, but "cer- employes of OPA now have of i nothing sinister.” He added: the totals his rivals. to do. tainly nothing ‘The figures were: Senator Bilbo Nation s Milk 8 Million “Probably it was simply because Industry Majority Leader he was 90,624: State Supreme Court Clerl Barkley suggest- Payment calling up about war con- ed Senator O'Daniel’s motion was Tom Q. Ellis, 55.056; former Repre- tracts and that made trouble. I out of sentative Ross A. Collins, 17,439 order, and Senator Maybank. didn’t like to be called up.’ Asked Anderson Democrat, of South Carolina, acting To District Nelton T. Levins, 14,273, and Frani by by U. S. Intervention Reported. president pro Sen- Harper, 2,340. tempore, upheld ator Barkley. Gen. Porter testified that Repre- The trend toward the status quc sentative thrice intervened To OPA Price Bills Are Identical. May E. Keep Senate swept John Rankin of Tupelc Approved by with the Army on behalf of an Illi- The two bills—one back into the House, where he ha: already pass- nois munitions combine whose war ed the served since 1920. Agriculture Secretary by House, the other intro- $76,755,000 Measure profits are under investigation. duced in the Senate Two other Representatives alsc Line by Banking Gen. Porter told the committee Urges Be Held Committee Chairman Is Sent to President won renomination. In the fifth dis- Wagner—are that Mr. May phoned him late in identical. 1944 trist, Arthur Winstead had an in- Despite Subsidy Loss For His to protest cancellation of a Each would Signature surmountable edge over J. O. Hollis grant OPA a tempo- powder drum war contract held by ! MILK NOW UP 3 cents a quart in extension 59 of 73 Were Jews' Death the Batavia Returns from 186 of 302 precinct; rary of life, until July 20, Ships Damaged Sentence Don S. Warren Metal Products, Inc., D. C. Page B-l to By of gave Representative Winstead 13,461 give Congress time to work out Batavia, 111., one of the closely, The Senate today, by unani- linked votes compared to Mr. Hollis 7,312 By the Associated Press permanent legislation if possible. 19 corporations which Chair- Or Sunk In mous consent, approved the con- man Mead has There sev- Palestine Attacks criticized for “war Representative William M. Colmei Secretary of Agriculture Ander- appeared, meanwhile, by A-Bomb, Navy Says eral that the ference report recommending a profiteering.” of the sixth district had a margir signs coalition which Gen. McAuliffe son asked the Nation’s dairy in- molded the Says Weapon Could Force $2,000,000 increase in the Fed- Committee over Grover C. Doggette, 22,821 vote: presidentially-vetoed Counsel George Mea- der dustry today to maintain milk OPA extender might be falling Nation, U. to War Commuted by British eral payment toward District promptly produced a partial apart. Any Including S., Quit and the transcript of that con- at levels which were in government expenses telephone prices Senator O'Daniel told By Ihe Associated Press versation, which AII-NegroCommunity the Senate: airborne troops to its source of pro- Soldiers Continue Search measure now goes to the White Gen. Porter then effect under OPA until the ‘‘Tomorrow the read into the ques- is Fourth of July, ABOARD U. S. S. APPALACH- duction in an enemy country. House. The increase raises the record. Gives Bilbo 12 Votes and I believe the people of this He said he did not believe For Munitions Caches tion of future price control and IAN. July 3.—Fifty-nine of Bi- any Federal share from $6,000,000 to Letter From Colonel Read. Nation have something to celebrate man could have survived on the subsidies is settled. kini’s 73 target warships were With $8,000,000. In it Mr. In Senate Race —OPA is dead. decks of the target vessels in the Drills, Bulldozers May began by reading action followed a letter from This was made in a tele- “There is a damaged by the atomic bomb, Today's approval Col. R. A. Tetlow, By the Associated Press appeal movement on foot innermost, hardest-hit group. By the A* sedated Press with voted late yesterday by the House by chief of the facilities and MOUND BAYOU, Miss., July gram to Paul Smith, chairman of to resurrect OPA. Inasmuch as we the Navy reported today, Test animals left aboard the fleet inspection a 192 to 102 roll call. This morn- group in Chemical — the New 3—Lt. Gen, Warfare 3. Senator Bilbo, who cam- York Milkshed Dairy Com- are getting along fine in the United damage ranging from total to survived the first blast, however; JERUSALEM, July Service, mittee. Sir Alan ing Chairman O'Mahonev of the which referred to cancellation of the paigned on a platform of States of America without OPA or negligible. even those aboard the centrally- Gordon Cunningham, Senate Appropriation Subcommittee Batavia contract and transfer of its "white supremacy" in Missis- Mr. Smith had asked Mr. Ander- price control, and the 65,000 peo- Five, including one modern cruis- anchored Nevada still lived. But Palestine high commissioner, to- in charge of the bill, called up the work to “new producers.” sippi, got 12 votes in this all- son, whether, in view of suspension ple who used to work for OPA have er, were sunk; nine others. Including whether their exposure to atomic day commuted to life imprison- measure. The Senate quickly placed "I think that's crazy stuff,” Mr. Negro community in yesterday's of dairy subsidies July 1.
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