Berlin, Nov. 9.
'The stiffening of the' campaign against the raising of foodstuff prices, was" further emphasized to-day, when eight bakeries in Cassel were} closed down because of having sold! bread which was under weight. They! will remain closed until the police have completed investigations. Trans-Ocean Kuo Min, Berlin, Nov. 9.
"Wear your shirts down to the: last thread." urged Germany's newly-! appointed "price dictator." Herr Goerdeler, in' his frst public speech foray, Appealing to howe wives not to Gintrist substitute materials, he said She substitutes of to-day) may the fashions of to-morrow." We must es line that we are a poor nation Sad cannot buy much"
He added that his frst task would be to inquire into the position of the meet important foodstuffs and, cloth Ing. There must be no hoarding, he)
sed. no new. prices could be fixed without his approval. He would also. oppose all attempts by, industries to control prices—Reuter.
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