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ful, for governmental operations number of companies now strain ators, washing machines, toasters, tend to increase in mass and pon ing every energy to get into peace and other long-needed appliances Hcutm derousness, and always in expen^iveness, because government of ficials do not dare to use a firm hand in holding down costs. The problem of staving off in flation is best met by abundant production of needed consumers* goods, under a strongly competi tive system of manufacture and distribution where manufacturers and dealers compete both on price and on service. With the large time production on a normal basis and with some already in produc tion but unable to market their wares because of governmental red-tape and administrative de lays of various kinds, the consum er's best means of getting action will apparently be to urge his con gressman to remove various gov ernmental obstructions, including the OPA's operations, from the way of progress and let refriger "roll off the production lines into the dealers* sales rooms. If these wares are priced too high at the beginning--and many probably will be---it is safe to assume that competitive activity will dispose of the too-high-profit producers in a fairly short time. It has often happened before, and in any event * it is a better regulator of excessive profit tendencies than the slow, insensitive, and heavy hand of government. THIS section aims to give cri digest of opinion from a ni \ ranging from the motion pictu ^Parents' Magazine, which rates *not only on their quality as ent ; their suitability in various aspect It should be emphasized that t Gratings which follow do not reprei !of a single person but are based -`the reviews appearing in some 1< *icals. (See January 1945 issue i "the reviews.) Binders for OOOI xoxsox ioao CR's Bulletins h e f o l l o w in g bin d er s , Abridged Cumulative Indexof Previous 1945 Issues Hats, men'8 felt!................................Apr., 8-10 Hosiery, treating preparations!----- June, 23-24; Sept., 13-14 Housing, how much to pay..........". .Jan., 5-9 prefabricated!........................... Mar., 16-21 Tsuitably imprinted for Con sumers* Research material arCeonsumers'Research Bulletins Irons, new electric!... .Feb., 5-9; Apr., 16-18 Jams, preserves, jellies and marmalades!........................Sept., 18-21 The figures preceding the title Jdicate the number of critics who [to rate the film A (recommended), fand C (not recommended). Audience suitability is indies adults, "Y" for young people (14 ? children, at the end of each line. Descriptive abbreviations are a available to subscribers at cost plus a small handling and mail ing charge: Black Fiberboard Binder A durable, fiberboard binder, with Acco-type metal fastener Laundry, home unit Month and Page stations (Bendix)!............................... .Oct., 4 Antl-tarnish preparations!.......... June, 24-25 Athlete's foot, treatment...................... Oct., 4 Linoleum, care of!...........................May, 22-24 lacquers and varnishes!.........Jan., 18-20 Automobiles, poor acceleration......... Oct., 29 Mildew-proofing agents!............... July, 11-15 Baby oils!................................. May, 11-12 Mixed drinks, effects.................. .......... Oct., 30 supplies, sterilization.......................... Oct.,26 Moth-treating product, Batteries, automobile storage!.. .Oct., 13-16 ineffective (Des-Tex Foam)!......... Sept., 30 flashlight, rechargeable!........Aug., 21-22 Motion pictures!..............................each issue \adv--adventure hist--foundet ( biog--biography _ tnel--melodr: %'c--in color (Technicolor or Cine- mus--musica % color) mys--myster f car--cartoon rion--dramat: cow---comedy rom--romanc I cri--crime and capture of criminals soc--social-pi \ doc--documentary trav--travelo, dr--drama f fan--fantasy war--dealing in wart wes--western for securing the Bu l l e t in s . 35c postpaid (Canada, 45c). This binder can be used only with Bu l l et in s that are drill- j or punched (2 holes needed). Imitation-Leather, Non-Flexible-Cover Binder Uses simple device of straight wires for securing the Bu l l e t in s , and does not require that they be punched or drilled. $1.25 postpaid (in Canada, $1.50, on account of extra post age and clerical work due to customs papers). The wiretype binder has two advantages: it permits the Bu l l e t in s to open flat, and it reduces wear on them--important when they are much handled and frequent Beans, baked!............................ ............July, 7-8 Beef, cooking grass-fed...............................Oct.,29 Nipples, rubber, nursing bottle!.Sept., 10-12 Beer and ale, vitamin content............ Sept., 4 Bouillon cubes and broth extracts!^............................Mar., 21-23 Observation Post!............... each issue, page 3 "Odor dispellers," new!.................Apr., 20-22 Olives, canned ripe!......................... Aug., 9-10 Canned vegetables and fruits!.. .Apr., 10-16 Ovenw^re, glass!................................... July, 5-6 Canners, pressure!............................. May, 5-11 Canning, home, spoilage due Peanut butter!..........Mar., 12-13; Oct., 12-13 to understerilization................................Oct.,29 Pencils, colored leads for, Cementing materials, and colored!................................... Aug., 24, 31 household!............ ..................Aug., 15-16; 30 Phonograph records!....................... each issue fA B 3 3 12 11 8 6 1 4 Abbott and Costello in Hollywood............... Adventures of Rusty----Affairs of Susan, The-- Along Came Jones.......... Anchors Aweigh.............. And Then There Were N Apology for Murder.... Arson Squad..................... Cereals, breakfast, Photographic paper!..................................Oct.,24 vitamin content!...................................... May,21 11 4 Back to Bataan............... Chocolate, baking and a chocolate syrup!...........................May, 16-17 Cleaners, household (Penetone, DriKleen, Evershine, Rad, Collins Lustre-Lac Polish)!. Sept., 12,25,30; Oct., 30 Raincoats, girls' and women's!... .Apr., 5-8 men's!.......................................... Mar., 8-11 "Refrig-0-Ma8ter"!..................................."Apr.,22-23 Rugs, Oriental!................................. Feb., 15-18 I-- 1 4 5 1 3 Barge-Keeper's Daughte 6 Beautiful Cheat, The... 8 Bedside Manner........ . 3 Behind City Lights........ Cleansers and detergents, Shoe trees, men's!.......................................Mar.,13-16 7 2 Bell for Adano, A............ fabric and rug!............................July. 21-23 Shoes, men's dress!.........................Sept., 5-10 6 -- Bells of Rosarita, The... Closets, cedar-lined............................. .Sept.,4 Silver polishes and cleaners!....... May, 18-21 5 9 Bewitched........................ Cola drinks!....................................... June, 9-10 Soap flakes (Lux)!.......................................Oct.,25 2 2 Beyond the Pecos............ Corrections and emendations to CR Bulletins!..............Jan., 24; Feb., 31; Mar., 11; May, 25; Oct., 25 DDT.................................................... ..Oct., 5-8 Deodorants and anti-persplrants!.Oct., 9-12 Diet, reducing, it is not necessary to be fat!................... Sept., 21-23 Dog feeding and dog foods..................... Jan., 15-17!; Feb., 30 Dust cloths, home treatment.............Sept., 4 Editorial.................................each issue, page 2 Socks, men's!..................................... Aug., 5-8 Stop-leaks, automobile radiator and house-heating boiler!.. .. .Aug., 18-20 Sunburn preventives!...................... July, 9-11 Teeth, effects of acids in foods on...................................... Aug.,11-14 Thermometers, clinical!.......................... June,19-21 Tire shortage.................................................Oct.,3 Tomato juice!................. Jan., 12-14 Toothbrushes!.................................... June, 5-8 Toothpaste (Ipana)!.................................. Aug.,3 2 1 Blithe Spirit.................... 2 6 Blonde from Brooklyn.. -- 9 Blonde Ransom............... 12 1 Blood on the Sun........... -- 3 Border Badmen............... 2 5 Boston Blackie's Rendez 1 2 Both Barrels Blazing---11 3 Brewster's Millions........ 9 4 Brighton Strangler, The 2 10 Bullfighters, The............. ly referred to. Either type of binder easily holds a full year's issues of CR's Bu l l e t in s . The fibferbo'ard binder is thinner than the other but will hold 18 of the monthly issues. Engines, overpowered auto................ Sept., 17 Fading, gas and atmospheric, of some rayons..................................... Oct., 3 Film, photographic.. .Jan., 22-24!; Feb., 14-15!; Apr., 25; June, 21-22!; July, 16-21! Army surplus!................................Aug., 17 hypersensitizing process!... Sept., 23-24 Food, colors for, and colored!.. .June, 11-14 quality from the soil. ..*.... .Sept., 14-17 Trace Elements--I........................................ Oct.,16-24 6 4 --5 -- 7 7 4 7 t-- 6 1 4 Captain Eddie. 3 Captain Kidd. 9 Caribbean Mystery, The 5 Castle of Crimes.............. 4 Cheaters, The.................. 8 China Sky............................ 4 China's Little Devils------8 Christmas in Connection 5 Circumstantial Evidence 4 Cisco Kid Returns........... CONSUMERS' RESEARCH BULLETIN