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T h u r s d a y , M a r c h 13. 1941 T h e G o ld H i l l N e w s , G o ld H i l l , O re g o n HCW Jb SEW DON'T BE BOSSED • V YO U» lA X A T IV K -a U -irV K CONSTIPATION THIS M O D M N WAV • Whan you [ « I gatay, liaadachy, logy . dua to cloggad-up bowels, do • • million» do - toko F a e n -A M in t at badtlma. N az* morning — thorough, comfurtabla ratiaf, helping you (tart the day full of your normal anargy and pap, foaling Ilka • million! P a a n -A -M In t doaan’t disturb your night', raat or Interfora with work the neat day. Try Feen-A -M int, the chawing laxative, your»»lf. I t ta,taa good. It's y and economical . . . a fondly supply accent the curve« and belittle the waistline of practically any figure. Thia design (8867) is one of those gracefully simple basics that you’ll want to make up in more than one version. 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GUNPOWDER EMERGENCY In the public mind America's Na tional Defense Problem No. 1 is pro duction of airplanes. Actually, how ever, it isn’t. War department chiefs haven’t been advertising it, but their great est worry is gunpowder. You can’t fight a war without powder. And up until recently the annual powder production of all U. S. factories was only 12,000,000 pounds, which would last us a few short weeks in war time. In comparison, the United States produced 500,000,000 pounds of pow der at the end of the last war, and had partially built factories which would have produced another 500,- 000,000 pounds a few months after the Armistice. It happens that nitrate is the key to gunpowder production. Manufac ture of powder is a simple and speedy process. But it is made from explosive nitrate, and nitrate pro duction is far more difficult. There are two kinds of nitrates, natural and synthetic. Major source of the natural is Chile. But it has two big drawbacks: (1) the desper ate shipping shortage; (2) the prod uct’s inferiority to synthetic nitrate for powder purposes, although good enough for fertilizer. Use of syn thetic nitrate for explosives is far more efficient, less expensive and militarily more desirable. In the United States there are only two big producers of synthetic ex plosive nitrate—Allied Chemical and Dye corporation, at its giant Hope- well, Va., plant; and duPont. First hitch was objection to the government’s plan of importing Chil ean nitrate, thus permitting Allied Chemical’s Hopewell plant to stop making fertilizer and devote its en tire capacity to explosive nitrates, if necessary. The chemical industry fell on this plan like a ton of brick. Backed by certain army officials, it hotly de nied that the nation faced a nitrate shortage. Hopewell’s full facilities, it was argued, would not be needed for powder purposes. The defense commission then turned to developing new plant fa cilities. Here good fortune seemed to smile. TVA still had its World war nitrate plant at Muscle Shoals. When the defense commission moved to use this government-owned plant, it again ran into powerful op position from big business, particu larly from the duPonts, tactitly en couraged by the army. However, weeks later, the defense commis sion finally had its way and the plan was approved. Defeated, the du Ponts did the sporting thing and of fered to sell TVA latest types of oxidizers, thus expediting renova tion of the Muscle Shoals plant. TVA and defense commission heads were delighted. But their pleasure—and duPont’s willingness —was short-lived. When it came to installing the machinery, duPont de manded a guarantee that it would be used only to produce explosive ni trate and never fertilizer, in which duPont is heavily interested. This was rejected flatly by TVA, which pointed out that even if it wanted to, it couldn’t accept such a restriction under the law. Further more, it didn't want to. 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