Middle East Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - May 25, 1945, Cairo, Egypt                                May flow of a Gigantic new flow of peacetime goods for the most eager buying Pulte in ame Ricas history awaits the War production boards release of Neces sary the Green Light is set for july on that for which a major part of the country manufacturing industries Are in feb has to release an uncontrolled Pool of Copner and the production of Many ranging from air liners to Juke boxes and will then while notable gaps still appear in the Industrial web has even promised that some of the biggest Metal ers of radios and a few ele ments important to the american Standard of begin Roll ing in the last half of the Ifor there Are forthcoming electric Tele Coil Bath tubs and pie for there will be fur hot water radiators and the essential steel pro ducts of prewar business will get office Machi Nery and Industry will get new equipment for Manu farm machinery in some the relaxation did not involve revocation of for web moved to in production of farm Machin Ery by removing quota limitations which formerly restricted the War time output of farm officials that some 200 orders would remain on the Hooks and would probably stay in Force until the final these included lumber and cer Tain other for those industries already re the ceiling will be governed after july l Only by the amount of materials left Over from the production of munitions for the Jap most of these industries have set tremendous production goals for the first most higher that in on the basis of a pent up consumer for the refrigerator Industry Hopes to hit a rate of annually As compared to in officially the lid is off for Type alarm automatic amusement and gaming House Trail Street fire Light shot tolf clubs and other such oars on schedule that one big item so dear to for her husband 1 on the Way after the first big reconversion conference Between the government and Industrial facial or it was officially disclosed this week that some 1946 Model cars Are expected to Roll off the Assembly lines by next each manufacturer will be Given a quota expected to be based on his prewar manufacturers will be permitted to produce any Type car they wish tout the Industry must get along priority assistance from the gov there has been no definite go ahead Date set for automobile a but Henry a pics automobile reconversion stated that it certainly will not be before july Nelson also announced that All restrictions on the manufacture of spare parts will be lifted this week to help keep old cars going until new models Are available in Quan while manufacturers will have to risk obtaining materials for the production of web has prom ised to do its Best in seeing that tires Are automakers believe that 15 months Are necessary for reaching a full postwar Peak of about 000 cars More than were turned out in any prewar while web is reluctant to Gua Rantee materials and is unwilling so far to Green Light the Auto in the need for refrigerators is so great that it will Grant Ity to help get built Between july and so Hollywood cant take it Hollywood As opened up its batteries against the Harvard which raked the film capital last week with some Caliper critic snapping Back at the editors of the undergraduate monthly who had heralded what they believed to be the top celluloid stinkers of the a posse of movie stars led by hoppin1 mad Maria Mon Tel announced that they were getting pretty darn tired of the Lampoon s annual cracks at the movie the voluptuous miss Montez was said to be fuming because she was listed with Sinatra and Van John son As the worst discoveries of the that yes what makes me so exploded the technicolor those Seely Young boys have just Montez which took a beating on a song to remember and tonight and every reacted As veterans in the Busi president Harry Conn said he was Happy to help Harvard get its annual share of added the movie magnate if the boys didst like Rita Hay Star of tonight and every the Way she feel sorry for from the Andrews were voted most there was no Franklin Roosevelt made her first Public address since the presidents death when she told a radio audience that he would want to that he is grateful to each and everyone of you for the end of the War in thank you for my husband and for As a private own overseas vets injured in Ohio train Accident Ohio Twenty four Soj All veterans of two or More years overseas were injured monday when a troop train was derailed on an embankment near downtown eight cars of the 14car West Jound train were two of Tiern plunging Down a 20foot pm nearly 400 officers Aid men were aboard the train in route to Camp Jef Ferson and Park of or Trot to up on perching Jar Roosevelt dime soon new Frank Lin Roi Sevelt dime will be is sued shortly land will replace All other dimes in the voice bumps but alls forgiven Frank Sinatra has at least one male Hes signalman 3rd class Eugene Home on furlough from iwo Jima and Oki who expresses no ill will toward the Bobby so Delight whose priority bumped him off a plane in los Sinatra was very Nice about he arrived at the Airport just before i was to Board the he had a 3 but told me he was sorry and asked the airline to do everything possible for i got one four hours Sinatra was bound East for an overseas Uso truck strike ties up Chicago food Chicago Federal intervention is expected momentarily in a truck Drivers strike which has tied up food and vital materials for nearly a week in the National War labor Board prom ised full scale government intervention after Union Drivers refused a backs work the who Are now receiving to for a 51 hour Are demanding to for 48 hour a strike bound foundry Plant at was seized by the Carniv under presidential to prevent curtailment of vital textile machinery needed in the production of Walter bernsteins Boole most convincing York newest of the War correspondents books appeared this week with publication of Walter bernsteins keep your head a yank correspondent and contributor to the Middle East edition of stars and writes of action in Italy and where he was the first correspondent to talk with the new York times Calls his pages some of the most convincing accounts of How the War looks to the men who Are actually fighting Yale faculty group is against peacetime training new Haven Yale University and divinity Schou faculty members issued a Public statement monday opposing compulsory peacetime military naming for american the educators asserted that such a program would result in a totalitarian regime and would imperil rather than insure our be stateside Chow faces t seven Leon Washington the War has finally driven Home to americans that they Are no longer the worlds Best with the and its allies still fighting Japan and help ing to Avert starvation in War ravaged americans this Veek tightened their beats and faced this fact they must go on a unsavoury diet for at least the rest of 1945 meat stores All Over the nation Are empty the Steak Lover eat ing fish and when butter is Avail Abla like to spare ration those who hoped v43 Day would allow slight respite were Digap nor will the situation in Pitie the next few there will be enough to americas diet will be a far cry from the Good old that is an unvarnished picture painted by associated which revealed this week a Survey of the food situation made through local and Federal the agriculture and sources in face of the growing meat shortage and Black Market oper members of Congress indicated that the government is Likely to freeze All ceiling prices on for at least six As key Stone of a revamped program being set up by War Mobilizer Fred Vin Plain diet certain in the Only a few sections in the far West have anything like Normal meat else the once plentiful poultry is the Strain on the egg judge whats news Sioux Iowa the substitute Carrier who is chucking morning newspapers into the front porches of about 100 Sioux City Homes wins a Correct and Friendly Good judge from his paying the manpower How is not As bad As All municipal judge Richard Jensen is Pinch hitting for his 14yearold son who has the concerning his new Job the judge my boyhood Days on the baseball Diamond now serve me in Good i generally use an i shoot or an Outcrop to hit most occasionally the paper lands on the then i have to jump to make up for lost judge Jensen covers part of the route by automobile and adjacent areas on he covers the route in about an so there have been no com Supply is toeing and Many places do not even have Bologna or lunch plentiful until May be approaching a crisis and a House committee is demanding that shipments abroad be civilian manufacturers and House holders alike will have tons less this from the Atlantic to the aps Survey showed the greatest meat shortage since the War pint and Butcher shops closed by the streamed into fish housewives stood in line two hours for hamburger and hot dog stands ran out at similar situations without meat or eggs limited to 12 per customer no meat but plenty of sea food 75 per cent of Butcher so Jpn closed be izeral each no poultry and almost no pork or eggs even fish was scarce but plenty of fruit and vegetables sausage Little poultry almost non existent with Supply Frozen for the army sausage scarce but eggs and cheese plentiful Bacon a forgotten Lux Kansas shortage of sugar chief problem West meat scarce san ers informally Start egg Colorado and were the few Bright spots where the shortage was Felt less in much butter was spoiling because people did not have the red Points with which to buy say things like that new York that Salty Lan Guage used by the late Ernie Pyles gis and quoted verbatim from his columns has caused the Hays office to withhold approval of the Pyle i pro Ducer Lester Cowan charged this he said that while the columns had the approval of the Hays office has objected to such words As Damn and Lousy in the in production code administrator Joseph Breen admitted the Cowan charges but said that Cowan knew he was violating he code while making the picture but intended to try it anyway As the publicity would be Worth a Good when the Hays  a film objectionable for or it is Seldom shown by movie houses in the United