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nate House-Approved
Owners of Kearny Ship Yard
Would Sell Interest to i. S.

$50
Germ want to sell the whole bust
ness to the government.
A total OF 1000 workers who
went on strike Aug. Z we're called
back to their jobs TO resume con-
struction OF vessels for the Navy
and the Merchant Marine service.
The offer 10 sell the entire plant.
with all its buildings, machinery.
land and ships under construction.
was made by President l.. n. Korn.
dorff in a letter TO Navy Secretary
Frank Knox.
In the letter, KorndorN ex-
pressed a desire to comply with
the order issued Saturday by Pres
ident Roosevelt for the Navy to
operate the plant because OF the
strike OF the Industrial union OF
Marine and Shipbuildlng Workers
Of America (CIO), and added that
to simplify matters the company
would be willing to transfer its
capital stock to the Navy.
The strike was called by the
union in a dispute in which II
sought 10 have included In a new
working contract clause proyid-
ing that the union members must
maintain good union standing as
a condition OF employment.
After informing Secretary Knox
that the company is ready TO com.
ply fully with the presidential
order. Korndorff added that the
company will make formal convey
ance, assignment and transfer OF
the above mentioned assets. in
Guiding its unperformed contracts,
TO the Navy Department or TO such
other agency OF the government as
may be designed by you, or to
simplify matters and TO obviate
complicated and difficult account
ing procedures. the company will,
IL you prefer. cause its capital
stock TO be transferred TO the
Navy Department OF some other
agency Of the government. on the
later either by
agreement. or. in case OF failure
to agree. by arbitration.
The company, It's president said.
See KEARNY PLANT-Page 2
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Congress Today

(By Associated Press)
Senate
In recess.
Finance Committee continues re-
vision OF Houseapproved revenue
bill 10 a. m. EST.
Commerce Committee considers
proposal for investigation Of gaso-
line shortage 10:30).
House
In recess.
YESTERDAY
Senate
Confirmed nomination Of Rexfort
Guy Tugwell TO be governor OF
Puerto Rico.
House
Held . routine session.
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Reduced Amounts
Prove Unpopular
With Senators

Washington, Aug. 2s-AP-sen-
ate opposition matsriaIiZed quickly
today 10 the Finance Committee's
proposal for stiffening the new de-
Tense TAX bill by lowering personal
income exemptions and thus re-
curing an additional 7.000, 900 per-
sons to Ole returns.
There was opposition, too. for a
provision that would end the com.
munity property system OF hllng re-
turns now permitted in eight states
Texas. Louisiana. Arizona. New
Mexico. Idaho. California. Nevada
and Washington.
Under the Finance Commuters
plan, the btii-Whtch GATED for q
record.breaking s3,236.700.0 900. a.
passed by the House would have
its yield boosted 10 an estimated
81. $50, 100 900.
approximately 1903 900 900 OF this
potential increase was accounted
for when the committee voted yes-
terday 10 lower present income e1-
emptions from $4,000 10 1880 and
from $500 10 $3.50 for single per.
sons.
An additional S5i ,000. 900 revenue
would be derived by eliminating
the community property returns.
In the past, husbands and wives
in the eight community property
states have been able to divide
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-26
GAS SHORTAGES
N EAST VIEWED
As WAR DEVICE
Administration Challenged
to Show Lack Actually
Exists on Coast
SENATOR NYE POINTS TO
CONFLICTING MATERIAL
Action to Stop Rising Price
Promised by Two Federal
Supply Agencies

Washington, Aug. 26-lNs-Fed.
eral Price and Supply Administrator
Leon Henderson today stated that
program setting retail gasoline
prices In the eastern seaboard area
where ratIonins lie now In progress
will be announced within 4s
hours"
Washington, Aug. 26-UP-Three
non.interventionist senators chal-
lenged the administration today
to prove that the shortage OF gas
oline on the East Coast is real
and not lust an attempt to bols-
ter the war spirit.
Their statement was issued as
the Senate Commerce Committee
considered a resolution by Sen.
Francis T. Maloney, D., Conn.,, for
a five member investigation Of the
CT shortage. Committee Chairman
Josiah w. Bailey, D., N. c., pre-
dicted that the committee would
approve the inquiry.
Sen. Gerald P. Nye. R.. ID.
led the attack. charging that the
gasoline shortage was a 100 per
cent occasion for a performance
to create a war consciousness"
He was joined by Sens. D. Worth
Clark, D., Ida, and John A. Dana
her, R., Conn.
There have been so many con-
fficting statements from various
government agencies that II is i'm
possible for an observer to ascer-
tain the facts" Nye said. There
should be an investigation and ad-
ministration officials should come
before Congress and present facts
and figures demonstrating whether
this shortage really exists"
With growing apprehension
along the eastern seaboard about
the gasoline situation, the Office
o. Price Administration and Civil
liam Supply promised action to stop
rising retail gas prices.
Indications that officials we're
thinking in terms Of rationing were
seen in the revelation that a sam
pie gasoline ration card has been
printed for the District of Column
bia. Still in the discussion form,
the card was designed for the con-
sideration Of the districts petro-
leum conservation committee.
Chairman Beverly c. Snow said
1t would be sent to other eastern
cities if there were requests for It,.
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Morale
For Civilians
Cited as Need
Veterans Turn to
Big Parade

Philadelphia, Aug. 26-AP- The
Veterans OF Foreign Wars national
encampment set aside most Of today
to give Philadelphia its biggest mil
itary parade after hearing a plea
from Undersecretary Of War Rob-
ert P. Patterson for better civilian
morale.
Approximately 10000 veterans
and members of the VFW Auxiliary
and some $4,000 others were to
march in the big show which was
expected to take eight hours start
ing at noon to pass the reviewing
stand. Officials expected $50 bands
along with detachments OF police.
Army, Navy and Marines.
Climaxing convention opening &C
tfvities. Patterson last night called
on all Americans to wake up from
the daydream that in donating
leaky percolator to the government
We have done our bit for our coun-
try"
I'VE will begin to develop a ma
tional morale" he said. when we
begin to appreciate the fact that
our national existence is menaced
and that We must pay a stiff price
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tBy Associated Press)
Russian Cossacks sweeping down
from the north and British I'm.
perial troops striking from the
south and west were reported meet.
ing only slight resistance in the
two-day-old invasion OF Iran per
sia) today as the Allies sought a
swift cean-up OF the ancient Mid
die East oil kingdom.
Dispatches from the new war
theater said Indian and British
forces, including air-borne troops
such as Adolf Hitler exploited in
the conquest OF Greece. had seized
three key points after brief skirm-
ishes.
So far. the British said, the big.
gest prize taken was the town of
Abadan. 20 miles up the Shatt.al-
Arab River frof the Gulf of Persia,
where the troops occupied one of
the worlds three largest oil re-
hneries.
In addition. the British reported
the capture Of nearby Bandar Shah
pur and the lraq-lran border town
OF Qasr-i-Shirin. 400 miles north.
Under strong aerial support, ad.
yAncing British tommies and In
dian -eontilgents gained direct
route 10 the Iran capital OF Teheran
in capturing Bandar Shahpur. the
southern terminus OF the trans
Iranian railroad. Teheran lies on
the mountain slopes 20 miles south
OF the Caspian Sea.
May Take Hand
A hint that Germany may soon
take a hand IN ths conflict came
from Berlin. meanwhile, with au-
thorized Mani quarters declaring
that the Reich and Iran were in
active contact over the situation
arising from the Anglo-Soyiet In
vasion.
A Nazi spokesman declined 10
discuss the nature OF the negotia-
tons, however, and described re-
ports OF German offers OF support
20 the Iranians as trial balloons.
While Trans Premier All Mansur
asserted that the British had bomb
"a ana bneHtO iTdHldH bOWnbi Tue
British reported merely that Raj
BON berE showered leaflets on the
capital and other towns promising
that the invaders had no quarrel
with the lranian people and had
no designs on their independence
or territory.
In the nrst bulletin issued from
Gen. Sir Archibald =. WavelPs
campaign headquarters at Simla.
India, the British reported that
operations were proceeding with.
out serious opposition" and added
Steps were taken by air.borne
troops 70 give protection 10 Brit
Ish families 10 the employ OF the
Anglo-Iranian OIL Company"
Other British reports scknow-
lodged some nghting" had de.
yeloped at Abadan, the southern
end Of the pipeline from the great
MasJid-i.Sulaiman oil field.
Establishment OF an all.weather
route for transport Of war sup
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YOUTH EuEcTRocUTEo

Traverse City. Aug. 26-AP =
While working on an electric motor
in a shop owned by ibis father. 20
year-old Jack Alto was killed Mon
day night by a 2,400-volt charge
when he contacted a wire.
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Kearny. N. ], Aug. 26-AP-
Under management Of the L. S.
Navy, the Federal Shipbuilding
and Drydock Company resumes
work today on $4s3,OOO,OOO worth
of ships, but owners Of the con
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FRENCH LEADERS
FORM NEW GROUP
TO FIGHT PETA|N
Emergency Courts Begin to
Act in Paris; Imposing
Death Sentence
ANARCHISTS, SAB0TEURS
CHIEF TARGET OF COURT
Trains Wrecked on All Sides
Of Capital Despite
Stringent Plan
CIV United Press)

Wv eHitcu FTcoct
Viehy. France. Aug. 20 r-up-
More than 100 members Of parila-
ment have met In ramp session
here and formed themselves Into
an opposition to the regime Of
Marshal Henri Philippe Petaln,
II was disclosed today.
Vichy, Aug. 26-UP.Emergency
courts, empowered to impose sum.
mary death sentences on Com.
munists, anarchists and saboteurs,
began to function in Paris today.
The docket was crowded. Scores
Of Communists" charged with
manifestations against German
troops. and railway men blamed
for sabotage on the main lines
used for hauling German troops
and their supplies awaited trials,
starting this morning. The courts
were being organized by Vichy
Minister Of Justice Joseph Barth.
elemy. -
In defiance OF the new courts,
which may sentence prisoners to
be- executed within "a hours with
out appeal, railroad sabotage con-
tinued on all sides OF Paris and
Communists were flooding the
streets with tons of tracts daily.
French and German police patrol
ed the streets day and night In
armored cars. assisted by German
troops in squad cars. 1t was esti-
mated that 1000 policemen and
10000 German troops were doing
police work in the Paris area.
In spite OF this. 1t has been re-
vealed that in the past few days
four cars of German train were
derailed at Van Ves-Malakoff, just
outside the Montparnesse station,
by the removal of bolts from a
double length OF rail; switch
points at the important Juvisy
freight yards just south OF Paris
were destroyed by the explosion
Of land mines under the rails, and
other sabotage occurred at Quincy.
south Of Paris, La Bourget. to the
east. and Poissy, west of Paris.
The volume of forbidden tracts
circulating in Paris was said to be
increasing daily despite the de-
struction of several clandestine
print shops and the German threat
Of severe penalties for persons
caught with tracts in their posses
sion. The anti-German literature
is dumped INTO mail boxes. slipped
into folded newspapers or. some
times: piled on housetops to be
distributed by the wind.
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Jersey Struck
by Freak Wind

Newark, n. j., Aug. 26-AP -
Houses without roofs or sides and
bare foundations stood today as
grim evidence of a freak storm that
struck swiftly in scattered parts
Of New Jersey to leave a toll OF
two dead, about so injured and
many homeless.
Sections of Delaware and Penn.
sylvania also suffered yesterday
from high winds and heavy rains 10
send property damage mounting.
Charleston, w. Va, reported its
heaviest rain of the year with
streets and cellars flooded.
Woodbridge, Is miles south OF
here, and Swedesboro, II miles
southwest of Camden, felt the brunt
Of the cyclonic wind attack that
whirled across New Jersey and was
followed by torrential rains.
George Hemple. about 35, milk.
man, was killed in Swedesboro
when a smokestack at the Edgar
+. Hurff canning plant toppled on
his truck. Four plant employees
were badly injured and several 9TH
ers suffered minor hurts as four
other smokestacks tumbled before
the fury OF the wind.
Oscar Hunt, secretary-treasurer
Of the company, estimated damages
at 100000.
David Pinder, as, OF Jersey City.
was electrocuted when he attempt
ed to repair an electric crane at
Jersey City shortly after the storm
spent its fury.
About 40 persons were injured in
the Woodbridge area, FIVE OF them
being hospitalized.
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Soviet. British Troops
Sweeping Through Iran
Air Troops Seize
Three Vantage
Points
Abadan Believed
Biggest Prize
Taken

London, Aug. 26-UP- Radio
Berlin asserted today that German
infantry had crossed the lower
reaches Of the Lu1a River, 20 miles
south OF Leninorad.
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Today in 1916

fRy Associated PressJ
Aug 26. l9ls-British repulse two
attacks BY PruSsiau Guard at Triep
val.
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Increased Tax Opposition Sitter
Taxes For Married Man

Washington, 26-AP-Here is table showing how the
approved the Senate Finance Committee would
married with dependent (The table Is COM
puted OF the basis that all income is earned
Senate House-ApproVed present
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PARls-lNS-(vla Berlln)-
Arthur Julian Moulton, des-
erlbed as a wealthy New York
engineer residing In Paris, has
been arrested by German auth
critics on undlsclosed charges,
Il was revealed today. The
State Department at Washing
ton 10 understood to have been
advised OF the arrest.
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ASUNCION. Paraguay-AP- De
claring known political agitators
were seeking to provoke student
strikes in preparation for a gen.
eral workers strike. the government
decreed last night 10 p. m. curfew
for the capital and forbade. public
meetings of any nature.
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Hurricane Wind

HurrIcane Wind
Kansas City. Aug. 26-AP- A
terrific windstorm. approaching
hurricane force. struck Kansas
City last night inflicting extensive
property damage and paralyzing
traffic for nearly an hour.
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Flashes of
Late News
THE WEATHER; Wednesday:
Partly Cloudy

CANBERRA. Australia-AP- A
Labor Party caucus rejected today
Prime Minister r. G. Menzies' offer
OF a national government and de-
manded the resignation Of his cab
met TO make way for a labor ad-
ministration.
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NEW YoRk-lNs- Belgian
gold worth $3.50. 900 900 former
ly cached at Dakar has been
turned over by France to Nazl
Germany, II was charged today
by Hubert J. N. Ansisus, In
spector for the National Bank
OF Belgium, as he departed for
Lisbon aboard the Atlantic
clipper.
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LONDON ms Buckingham
palace today announced that the
Duchess OF Gloucester. sister-in'
law OF King George VI. will not
make any public engagements dur
Ing the next few weeks"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-26

WASHINGTON - APP - House
members predicted today that no
attempt would be made to override
President Roosevelt's sharply-word-
ed veto OF legislation to freeze gov
eminent loan stocks of wheat and
cotton and to relax penalties for
producing above-quota wheat. THAT
bill is as dead as anything can be
and / don't think anyone will be
foolish enough to ask for a vote"
Rep. Cochran (D-Mo.) said.
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See EUROPEAN wAR-Psgs 2
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MITCHELL FIELD. N. Y.-INS
Three hundred and fifty Army
planes in conjunction with anti.
aircraft and signal corps detach.
ments will test the aerial defenses
OF the eastern seaboard from Oct.
9 to 16, Brig. Gen. John C. Nc
Cornell, in command OF the first
interceptor force, announced to-
day.
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lNDIANTOWN. GAP, Pa.-UP-
Six soldiers. prisoners confined to
the hospital at the Indiantown Gap
Army cantonment. were reported
TO have escaped from the reserva-
ton today.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-26

LONDON-AP-Capt. Elliott Roos-
evelt has checked out OF a London
hotel after a weeks visit in the
Empire capital. Members OF the
United States embassy staff said
today they were unable to say
whether he had left Britain.
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See KEARNY PLANT-Page 2
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SAIGON. French Indo-China-
1NS-Revelation of any details re-
garding the movements OF Japa-
nese troops was suddenly prohibit
ed today. The order was made
effective until further notice.
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BANGKOK, Thailand-Delayed-
AP-Premier Luang Bipul Song
gram has retired from active par
ticipation in Thailand's government,
giving up three important cabinet
positions and retaining the premier
ship in name only, an announcement
said tonight.
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NEW YORK-TNS-Harry Bridg.
es. West Coast labor leader, today
accused Federal Bureau OF Invest
igation agents OF tapping the tele
phone wires OF his midtown Man
haitian hotel. Bridges. who is await
ing the decision Of the attorney
general on his recent deportation
hearing In San Francisco. summoned
newspaper men TO show them a mi
crophone which he said he removed
from his telephone.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-26

LONDON-AP-The Royal Nor
wegian Navy, allied with the British.
reported today the former United
States Destroyer Bath" had been
sunk.
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See vETERANS-Page 2
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LONDON AP-Great Britain's
newest battleship. the 35,000-ton
Duke OF York, was reported ready
today to take her place alongside
her sister ships, the King George V
and the Prince of Wales.
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MOSCOW-AP-Nadia Angelina,
one of Russiais most noted women
drivers, Is assistant commander of
a tractor unit formed as part of the
new Soviet militia which Premier
Stain called to arms.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Ambas.
sador Yoshitsugu Tatekawa con-
ferred last night at the Kremlin
with Soviet Foreign Commissar
Nyacheslav Molotov. The ambassa-
dor was accompanied by Gunao Mi.
yakowa. counselor at the japanese
embassy.
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tu IOudg, ne UTUeT was made
effective until further notice.
NEW YORK-INS-On charges OF
having engaged in subversive &C.
tiyities. three City College teachers.
DR.. Walter S. Neff. psychologist,
and English tutors Seymour Cop
stein and Arthur r. Braunlich. were
dismissed today by the New York
City board OF higher education
Twenty-one other teachers are fac.
ing action by the board on similar
charges OF having engaged in Com.
munist activity
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Bern. Switzerlsnd-AP-Federal
police in the Avenches region of
Vaud Canton arrested today nine
Communists, including two women.
under a year-old law banning Com
munist activity. A quantity of Com
munist literature was seized.
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] suppose with Easter on the way,
you are thinking about some new
clothes. If you've been shopping
around, looking for gala costumes,
You'll find lots of them, beautifully
tailored and ready To be stepped
into ana worn out OF the stores
But, can YOU step into n new dress
and feel that Your figure is such
that your new apparel fits well and
becomes you!
Over the cold winter months,
many women have a tendency to-
wasd letting their figures 60. The
weaihfr hring what It Is, heavy
coats are IA necessity, Of course. But,
did you ever consider that under
meath your coat you may he letting
your figure faults grow to almost
undefeatable proportions?
Iipnaek ypun spring clothes, try
them on, and, II they still fit you
as we'll as they formerly did, then
you are lucky! However, too few
of US are in this fortunate class,
aud so to the great majority ! direct
this mid-wi1ter message,
There isn't woman among lls
who can truthfnlly say II don't care
about my figure-I don't care about
llly appearance. We all want te
be lovely--and loved and We can
For some it will be simple mat
ler-for others It VIII mean day,
and days or fffart=bnt, In tile end
Il is worth 1t:
You need M ono 10 tell yu,
whether you arc overweight b
underwe.gIit You know illai your
self. Whichever sour fault, .h'
proper exercises, eneraetisally ~
piled, will soon tone up muscles AM
etraiahten out contours. RcSnla
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MRS. WENDELL WEAVER
Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis Phillips, Of
929 lola street, are announcing
the marriage Of their daughter,
Miss Barbara Elizabeth Phillips,
to Harry Wendell Weaver, the
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. George Wea-
yer Of III Mound street. The
wedding took place November %
in New York City. Mrs. Weaver
is a graduate of Wilberforce uni
versity and members Of Delta
Sigma Theta sorority.
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with the spirit of fraternalism.
|, ACTIVITIES
Monday night, February 10th,
the camp was in full bloom, with
the spirit. The American Wood
men will be 40 years old April
first, every member is trying to
write one application for the 40th
birthday. Will you be one?
COMING SOON
A real treat to Dayton Is to
see the natives OF Africa In talk
ing pictures, Thursday and Fri
day, February 27 and 28, at
Wayman A.M.E. Church, Fifth
and Bank streets. Get your tick.
cts now. Call Mrs. Freddie L.
Jackson, Adams 6SlO or Mr..
Paul Prear, Fulton 2788.
OUR SICK
/ Mrs. Willie Bullock, l34
| Leroy street; Mrs. Mani,
Grubbs, Miami Valley hospital
Mrs. Minnie Abernathy, Ill
Grimes street; Mrs. Bessie Ken
nedy, 1856 WeaAey street, Mrs.
! Annie Terry, 424 College street.
We are praying for them. Will
you stop in and say hello to them.
| JESSE NIMMONS, Deputy