THE NEW YORK TIMES, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1943. 9 ENDING WAR ORDERS IN POST-WAR DISCUSSION AT MANUFACTURERS CONVENTION INDUSTRY IS ASKED NAM'S NEW PRESIDENT HALF BILLION PLAN nizing the need for maintaining home, as did in the Connally and TO BE UNIFORM TO AID IN RESEARCH FOR AUTOS BARED Fulbright favoring in- to maintain world peace. Scientists at NAM Congress Continued From Page One War Reparations Opposed Urge Financial Support to Mr. Sykes said United Nations Gen. Browning Tells NAM That adopt a policy of letting "nature agreement to settle international Clause Should Be Approved Spur New Developments take its disputes judicially should be "We must develop new things to panied by agreement Within Next Two Weeks produce, he said "We must impose Leaders in science yesterday duce existing things provide urged leaders in industry attend- prices. If we do not, SPEEDED BY NEW BOARD [.H.Marks ing the National Association of certain to be fewer instead of Manufacturers Second War Con- jobs available the freedom of the gress at the Waldorf Astoria to world come forth with generous financial Basis for Employment on "Taxes and Jobs." Navy Officer Joins With the support of scientific research, the Mr. Sloan said the public Cowdin the Universal keystone upon which alone indus- realize that jobs do Army in Pledging Aid in and trial progress can rest themselves and cannot be on Government Post-War Conversion The industrialists were warned into being by arbitrary theories urged the drastic reduc- that "we are depleting our scien- abstractions, but result from taxes after the war, combination of capital, structure tific information as rapidly as four Brig. Gen. Albert J. Browning depleting our natural ment and opportunity. understand director of the purchases division sources, and that there was no "The catalyst, he said, "is far below of the War Department, told the Executives and service men who debated termination of contracts and disposition of surplus plants one else outside industry as whole sible profit. The foundation is balanced Federal budget with National Association of Manufac They are J. H. Marks, vice president of the Packard Motor Car Company Col David N. Hausemen, director position to replenish the fast fidence in the future of enterprise in emptying scientific barrel, from and turers at the Hotel Waldorf-As- of Readjustment of Army Service Forces and Air Corps: Brig. Gen. Albert J. Browning, director of the which industry draws its suste- as determined by servicing and paying off the toria yesterday that a uniform purchase division of the War Department; H. C. Beaver, president of the Worthington Pump and Machinery policy Expanding job opportu- clause for the termination of war Corporation; Malcolm Muir, chairman of the NAM war committee and moderator of the panel; Raymond The warnings were sounded at nities are social, political and the of the contracts should be announced Smethurst, counsel of the NAM; Comdr. H. F. Linder, Administrator of Contract Termination, Navy Depart- special panel on "jobs through economic 'must in the post-war Mr. Cowdin said the maximum within the next two weeks by the research and patents. Participants Joint Contract Termination Board ment, and A. G. Drefs, vice president of McQuay-Norris Manufacturing Company. The New York included Dr. Frank B. Jewett, pres- Robert M. Gaylord era. The sole instrumentality by of ident 'of the Academy of can be met in free econ- should The New York Times, 1943 organization of which Dr Weidlein. direc- virile and expanding sys nounced Tuesday by James tor, Mellon Institute of Industrial enterprise. for Federal Byrnes, director of the Office General Motors Post=War 'Master Plan from which it has been drawing Dr. Mr. Sloan said he had faith that War Mobilization Pittsburgh R enough to keep scientific research the public had abandoned to the General Browning spoke at Olpin director, Ohio State Univer form of tax advantage, having as Foundation: Lewis going.' thing for nothing and "rabbit should panel discussion on the termination Following is the text of the nine- fundamental concept, techno- Waters. vice president, General Dr. Egloff outlined the Kilgore of the hat theories of per cent of contracts and disposition of sur- program urged by Al its objective the more rapid turn- logical progress. That the great plus plants, two of the most im- Foods Corporation; William C. An bill the mobilization of scien- and that this would be portant in the fred P Sloan Jr. chairman of the over of instrumentalities of pro- instrumentality that enables real president, Anthony Com in new national special post-war now pending before duction Extravagance of Gov- gains to be made throughout with levied all American board of the General Motors Cor. Streator. Ill. and Dr and that would industry to peace pro- poration, before the National Asso- ernment should be eliminated whole. That Egloff, president, Ameri the scientific ciation of Manufacturers at the Excessive taxes should be elim- Institute of Chemists and Mr Waters. who which Hotel Waldor] Astoria last night, Therefore. inated for the sake of stimulating and board is also working Universal Oil be made. His research, food industries advisory adopted by Government, in developments must for production through lower prices. couraged There is no Products Corporation of the Nutrition Founda had been much dustry and labor to insure max- too little production and employment International economic relation Before the panel the industrial- tion. described the method of group realism goals, higher than Mr Sloan's should not be and loans addressed by Senator ships must be on the basis |research supported entirely by in- should the basis of the G M. period. street. world WPA and Hawkes of New Jersey dustry along the lines of the Nu- and during the that the rules the expense of the the functional activities of discussed "Congress and the trition Foundation, as a method Dr. Henry M. Wriston prompt economic Patent System," and John W. "that is bound to grow of Brown University, the and relating to the period relationships represent Wage Rates Vital Factor whose subject was "small In addition the Nutrition damage and make to that must established and the patent system. Foundation, he said, there have caused by the probably the most urgent social, will tracts prime impor- and political question The must attacked efforts to change recently been organized the Sugar Transition Planning Urged the public method for quick handling of the can man- affecting the entire home front nized dealt with, system as detrimental Research Foundation and the Re- Presiding at another NAM New claims plan aggressively and opportunities of expan- enterprise. frigeration Research Foundation and be prepared to but specific post-war uniform termination clause enterprise that be Contrary to general belief, Dr The Nutrition Foundation, he Keller, president dominated by fear that and purchase to develop according to the Weidlein declared the ported supported by Chrysler Corporation for security dread The financial considerations in- trends, as we pass into whole industrial the food field doubts about orders. of its the nation must prepare for the period. Importance Is Stressed and selling period preceding who have contributed one and the theory that worry Speed in Supplying Jobs from Pearl Harbor are quarter million dollars How the proper selectivity as bad as enthusi- Emphasizing the importance is decided contract It be the responsibility of newly money is to be spent not of one Every company and he pointed John another with the of private 'What the industry but by scientific business he said, Robert Gaylord president of objec- reducing the time direct planning and said committee of highly repu- plan how to smooth the Ingerso Milling of Bernard of toward reducing information that had table authorities. period between elected presi- planning the minimum the period un- hundred The method of establishing re- the NAM to Fred- production, so that Byrnes, also problems of the involved in the proc- to Dr. search foundations by industrial country will not have to "start Crawford, president of of funds are groups, he pointed out derby hobbled.' Products Inc. of Cleve- clearance of plants ess Patterson, Under verted, of the disposition Gov- Orders should tories but takes advan- Wilfred Sykes, president of land, who the Navy James plants, for the funds must be of existing institutions and Inland Steel Company chair board of directors The retiring of inventory required for there personnel. William Witherow, in process and mate- now formula man of the NAM the Maritime Com- duction of goods, Don't misled Consideration must be given to Likewise orders mittee in an address on president of Blaw Knox Company liquidated. for of supplies and be DO NOT FORGET Industry and Jobs, urged that Pittsburgh, becomes and the Foreign of for engi- as neering of post-war being The Hundred Neediest Congress adopt a resolution recog- the executive committee not permitted to be- war. Medicine and clear that the armed to post-wa: should retain control expense to equipment be benefited as and the technological prog- policy of enterprise and to bring maintenance up expect things and when, for products to standards `should be of electronics. OUR STORES ARE OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL CHRISTMAS that the would develop procedures problem that biggest future ahead lies at 53 BROADWAY and 253 BROADWAY and add for plant of raw materials Army and efficient methods. The make do not yet know the General Browning revealed the structure of the War of the dealing with. the Euro- petroleum, cotton, rubber. Plans described the organi- Wallachs for Christmas Gifts made accordingly the Revision Proposed ITational Academy The of the essential for fundamental science from services who benefit by it industry "Industry, he must putting back into the be Two for the Snow termination that in and the the the fair, lower and and to do all Does he enjoy* wading knee- coats. They're wind and water- this objective. deep in snowdrifts, or does he repellent, as lightweight as they the War Department levied against negotiated settlements first, quail at sticking his nose out for are warm, and handsome as preferable to those made by air? In either case you couldn't they re useful. They 11 keep his tailed audits from the viewpoint Some better doing the termination job quickly give him a nicer present than marrow mellow whenever he's enough to avoid the risk of unem- be one of these woolly pile-lined out in the cold. ployment and "national individuals ROGER and disclosed that in all recent from the of prejudicing the invest cluding Controller General Lindsay expansion, Warren, has agreed that under gains should existing law negotiated settle reduced or, better ments made by procuring Capital should Kent Extra warmth in a double-breasted, agencies are final and binding move within the econ- the Government unless fraud Technological efficiency pile-lined, belt-around style. Soft, illegality is discovered in particular encouraged by some dark pile collar and lapels can be turned up around neck and chin. Two Col. David N. Hauseman, direc- WE WILL TAKE ATOLLS, chest pockets and side pockets are tor of the new contract readjust ment division of the War Depart VANDEGRIFT SAYS handy for sports $21.50 ment, said the Army starting schools for officers in contract Made-for-action outdoor sports jacket and that after they But Marine Corps Head Warns has a cozy, lined hood attached, to are trained they will help train in- dustrial experts on this subject Fighting May Be Costly A Shop is Known by the Company it Keeps keep his ears and pate from freezing. Because the manpower situa Fly-front closing, two flap pockets. tion, he added, contracts are likely Wonderful for skating, skiing. $18.50 to be terminated first in areas of Japan's defenses must be labor shortage. tacked from all directions rather Comdr. H. F. Linder, adminis- than along any single "short cut' The Roger Kent Shop trator of contract termination route to Tokyo Lieut Gen. the Navy Department, said he Vandegrift, commandant of derstood Marine Corps, yesterday told a subcommittee under National Association of Manufac- at 40 Broadway, for instance- Mr. Baruch was considering the turers' second war congress at establishment of sixty-day limit Waldorf-Astoria Hotel. And on the time companies will be though the Pacific atolls are obliged to keep Government prop- This Roger Kent shop, near the tip of Manhattan Island, depends most difficult of all objectives erty in their plants after contracts attack by amphibious operations are terminated before moving for its existence upon the patronage of men in and around Wall the fighting there must continue out to make way for new peace- he said. Street. These men are known for their good taste. Fashion experts time production. "Whether you call it 'island hop Surplus Board Proposed ping' or 'massive blows, fact consider them one of the best dressed groups in the world. More H C. Beaver president of the remains that one of the directions lies along the chain of major than this, since they deal in money, they have a keen respect for Worthington Pump and Machinery Corporation, urged that Congress leading directly to Japan's pass legislation setting up Sur- door, he asserted. "To its value. Put these two characteristics together, and you have a blus War Property Commission approach not independent of existing agencies same as to say the Mediter- discriminating and shrewd body of clothes buyers. dispose of all the property front, or the air and, factories, machinery, equip- Europe, or the plans for the Well our shop at 40 Broadway does a thriving business with ment merchant vessels and sup- front are not necessary lies the Government has acquired great pincers movement Wall streeters. And we consider their patronage just about the war purposes, except that Germany." needed for national defense. He The Marine Corps has increased finest possible compliment to the Roger Kent principle that dress- said the should con- its efficiency in landing operations sist seven appointed since Guadalcanal. General Van- ing well is not necessarily a matter of money, but of good taste. the President with the approval degrift said, and in the capture of the Senate. each with at least took position "so impor- If you have never visited one of the nine Roger Kent shops- ive years' industrial or merchan- the Japanese they were de disizing experience as an to hold it at any cost. never seen yourself in a suit or coat with that Roger Kent look- He warned, however, that heavy Malcolm Muir president of News- losses there might be repeated in you have a genuinely new experience in store an experi- week and chairman of the NAM attacks on other islands. var committee, said unwise poli- atoll is flat, barren coral ence that will give you a new conception of what 38.50 can buy contract termination and that the attacker no protec- isposal of surplus war goods could whatsoever,' he said. in good taste, civilized service and downright intrinsic value. etard or prevent us from how much we prepare for ur goals of high produc- an operation we face tough ion and since these proposition. We must depend in oals must depend upon prompt ROGER KENT Sizes 38 to 46 the final analysis upon the margin tilization for peacetime produc- courage and skill our men hold on of the billions of dollars of the enemy. "The Japanese know which is Suits, Outercoats and Formal Wear for Men rivate capital now invested in war roduction. lands are essential to us, for those at the one $38.50 price WALLACHS another panel on post-war islands are ntial to their NEW YORK roblems, Robert M. Gaylord pres- defense They have them Give him ent of the Ingersoll Milling Ma- heavily and they will fight to the 40 Broadway 321 Broadway 12 West 33 City Hall 53 Broadway Wall Street Marion Ave BROOKLYN Court Montague Wallachs ine Company of Rockford, Ill. last man to hold them. As many 15 East 45 St. 50 Rockefeller Plaza . 225 West Broad at Clinton JAMAICA 166th St d newly elected president of of those islands Gift Bond AM said top management should need shall NEW HAVEN CAMBRIDGE PHILADELPHIA FLUSHING 3901 Main St. we will take, and an active interest in the re- strive to do so with least pos- abilitation and training of dis- sible expenditure of men, time and led war veterans for post-war |material, But the cost will not al- employment. ways be light.'