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Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-03
FDR Joins
Farm Fight
President A S S al S
Pressure Group Tao
tics In Deadlocked
Farm Appropriation.

Washington. Iuly 3.-(NpJ r,"-i-
dent i;pns Welt stepped mt" the con-
grCssinnal scrap over tho drad."ck-
cd agriculture" appropriations bIll
today Ia asSail 'prCSsIr" group tao
tics" and declare that the only real
iSSiIc involved was whether Inc GOV
CrnmCnt should bC free iu Use lis
feed resources Ia produce food for
wartime effort"
He strongly supported tlir admin
iStratiun'S demand that Congress HrI-
thOrizc sale of 125.O0U0n0 bushels
of wheat for feeding purposes al
prices under parity.
Mr.. Roosevelt gave his views IN u
letter to Leaders of SCv"n farm. labor
and religious organizations. who had
wsittCn ~ him Juno 20 ~ b. half rC
the whoa, proposal and IN support OF
larger funds. for the Farm Security
\ Administration
Tho farm appropriations bill had
been firmly d"adlnckcd because OF
inability Of the Senate and House e.
agrsc un selling wheat for feeding
livestock
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-03
Dates Set
For Opening
All Mark4ts
President Dunnington
Of Tobacco Associa-
ion Declares Storage
Will BE Most Serious
Problem Confronting
Industry.

RichmonI. July 3.-(AP)-
}. W. Huntington o.. ~. mv.l!2.
Va. president of .fc Tpbacco
Association e the United Stlt y.
declared today enc ii iii" most
serious problems cnnfr1ntinp
the tobacco industry WAS that of
storage space.
In his address to the I2nd
convention of the association.
bennington said the govern
n"nt had stopped all future
storage of tobacco at Norfolk
and Newport News. Va. and
reported that aS the war con-
tinueS it may he necessary to
move large part of these to-
DaccrS inland.
The only important sources of
storage space. he said. were auc-
ton sales floors on tobacco mar
kctS where they are ovcrbuilt.
textile properties not now i'm use.
abandoned automobile agencies
in matiy locations and vacant
buildings that in normal times
would not he selected for tobac-
co storage.
1t Will be impossible" Duuning-
ton said. to keep The same rigid re-
quIrrmrntS Tor storage space as in
1911 and perhaps The storage rate
Will have tu be .lrXiblc and -nr."-
what higher than last year. | believe
that the commodity crcdl. Cu!pnru-
ton could arrange tn pool all inbac-
COS rrdricd. BY storinS these 'ubac-
COS on certain large markets IN one
auction warehouse for each point
such an arrangement would fiji the
house and provide a SUlllcI,n: III
come 10 be attractive.
There must be- cooperation all
along the line
The l9il crop VAS S:or"c' under
excellent conditions. 1t i il Guc;iirn
n"w. as | sec II. 10 utilize an posi-
bic space. including some of the alc-
ton warehouses. This would appear
/" ne Inc !CSS expensive IN IN. long
run rather than iu undertake O. build
ing program at this time
The following dates for open
ing The tobacco markets were
annOunccd:
Georgia. july rs: South Car
olina. August 6: Eastern North
Carolina. August %; Middle Belt.
September II: Old Belt. Outnb"r
|.
These dates vii provide Il crn>ld-
crably longer selling $c;..uu than
last year when the Georgia Florida
markets open August ) and the Dli
|: Dark Fired Virginia. Dc,cin-
her !.
Continued on Page Four
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-03

wadr "a commitments. Budget u1n-
Crai. wcg" ~ a. Quanda'y. They were
particularly pCr'urbsd about a. pty
day 'nr %U.unO-udd employees cow
ing up nu July &. They .aid that un-
loss 'uud> were voted by .iuly q.
checks could De rladc ont ru,, fr
the iI-' week vt June.
The House attempt q ygnIy yt--
t,rday 90 rruyidc funds. Il passed. 4,
ucw appropriation bli. carrying ltrr-
on which both houses were 900
agreement. and granting money 'rr
q two-muu'hs period Ior agencies u-
viewed 40 diSputs> \ third nli Na.
10 I've Submitted late. when am agree
mCut va reached ga the points o.
difference.
The Senate baked at tins m ass
ire when Russell pointed om tina, II
carried u provision which The senate
had twice rejected bcfrrC-.a ban on
SALES o. govcruwcri-owucd crop, ~
LcIuw pdu'y prrC@.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-03
Bill Passed
With Little
OF Debate
~, 500, OOO,O 600
Measure to Provide
l thousands of New
Planes, Tanks and
Guns to Equip Army
of 100000 Men.

Washington. July :;.-CAPO
President Roosevelt has sigh
fd int" law Il vast Sl2.S2O. O0O.-
600 appropriation bill for tn"
War department. containing
funds fer thousands of new
planes. tanks and guns and
money To equip an army of L.
5OO,0nO men by next July |.
Congressional action on the
big mcaSurc-thc biggest in his
tory-was completed by the
Senate and House two days ago
in less than 50 minutes. The
House had passed il several
weeks ago and the Senate dis
/, posed of the measure with 81
minutes of debate. \ little later
the House adopted minor Senate
amendments in only few min
utcS and without debate.
Sponsors said the legislation would
help the nation build the best equip
ped and largest army in its history.
For reasons of military security. few
details al how the money would be
Sp nj were made public
But the House appropriations COM
mittcc did say that Sll.3l6.OOO. one
would bC available for The air corps
ind presumably about 23550
planes I" help achieve President
Ro"ScvcltS goal of 10000 new air
Graf, this year and l25.nOO in 1913.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-03
Cotton Prices
Again Higher

New York, July 3-(Ap)-Co,-
ton futures opened II 10 ~ cents
bale higher.
The market at noon vas go tu 20
cent, q bale higher. july 1907. Dc
...hrG,' io.1i. March iati
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-03

Urges Control
OF Initiation


! Washington. Iuly 3.--lArp-Lcou
ii;hdciS"n told Scratc committee
'"daN mat II prices could bC held ri
present levels. ard - repetition of the
i"St wars imitation prevented. the
ration could say. SG2. 900 900. 900 on
lis war program IN the next 20
months.
Emerging from q closed session of
u Scratc appropriations committee
considering hi, request for an in
crease III price administration funds.
Henderson told reporters that he had
,Fa'ncd that the danger OF initiation
mad been increased greatly by huge
recent military appropriations.
THE Si2.82O.0OO. 600 APPROXIMATION
Continued Oh Page Four
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-03
British Win
Tank Battle.
In Desert
Field Marshal Erwin
RomlneI Suffers First
Major S e t b a c k in
Sweep Toward Nile;
Nazis Open Offensive
In Russia.
tiy The Associated Prcss)

tHy The Associated Prcss)
HrIi!m = Egyptian armies
yla>n"d with the axis in violcn,
battle VS.; Of FL Alamcin again
today after driving Field Mar
>haI Erwin Rummcl : African
corps into at least temporary
retreat i'll tn" thrcc-day old
"hattlc of ;hc bottlcneck."
Dispatches from the front
SAID the British. rallying at the
eleventh hour. were striking fu-
nouSly AT the axis invaders.
y bulletin from British i'm
pcriul headquarters said Field
Marshal Erwin Rummcls tank
armies "Withdrcw to the west.
leaving our positions intact"
after Il fierce tank battle last
'vcning at IL Alamcin. 90 miles
vest of Alexandria.
Italian headquarters Yesterday
claimed the capture of III Ala
mem. which was described as the
last British stronghold guarding
HE great Alexandria naval base.
'FRONT.' line dispatches said the
l"IiiGhi tank battle in the desert,
ihr hrs! major setback for Gen
cfLI k"mmcTS armies in their
sweep toward TN Nile. climaNcd
hiirr all-daN fighting i'm which
Inc invaders launched general
attack against II Alamcin.
1
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-03
AuiedBombs
Rain On Dill
Direct Hits Scored and
Several Fires Started
in Double Night Bomb
ing.
tBy The Associated Press

tBS Inc NSSDcIatCu I'rcSS)
A double night bombing of
Japanese held Dill. in POrtug-
ucSc TimOr. was concentrated on
enemy occupied buildings. thr
wireless station and lie air
dr0mc, General Douglas Mac
Arthur'S headquarters annOunc-
cd today in Australia.
Two buildings received direct hits
and several fires were started. the
war bulletin said. General MaCAr-
thurs COnmuniquC yesterday also
had announced an attack on Dill.
which lies 500 miles across the
Tim"r sea from Darwin.
TOday'S war bulletin revised
upward the number of enemy
casualties inflicted by the com
inandO raid last wcrk end on
SalamatIa. New Guinea. nut gave
no new figure. The first estimate
was that the allied land raiders
inflicted some 90 casualties at the
cost Of two men wounded.
Toyko broadcast u report by DomCi
that Japanese troops have killed
1903 Chinese soldiers and captured
1905 IN operations during the past 80
days on the Chckiang- kiangsi front.
Japanese casualties were not an
nuunccd. The japanese claim full
possession of the i50-milc railway
between the port of Hangchow and
Nanchang. capital Of kiangsi pro-
vince. as q result Of The campaign
Dnmci said The Japanese seized a
large quantity Of munitions. includ-
ing 33 guns and 80 trench mortars
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-03
Raj Planes Again
RaidPort OfBremen
JAP LINER PICKS UP
ALLIED REPATRIATES

Toyk" tFrom Japanese Broadca>'s)
July &.-tAP)-Thc Japanese liner
ASanla MarU doCked al Saigon.
French lnd"-China. today 10 pick up
Ia citizens at the United States.
Canada and South American nations
being rcpa'rIatcd IN exchange Tor
Japanese nationals who have been
informed IN the western hemisphere.
The ASama Maru sailed from
Yokohama June - with ZIG rcpr-
triatcs aboard.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-03
Agriculture Department
Is Left Without Money

Washington. July 3.-(APl-
War food production programs
faced a disruption today as Con-
GrcSs went into a recess until
Monday without acting on the
Agriculture departments $780,
100000 appropriations bill.
The department. which has iu>'l-
tutCd plans for record production al
food for the military and domestic
needs of the United Nations. hns
been without funds since Wednesday
when the new fiscal year started.
Senator Russell. Democrat. GcOr-
cia. floor manager Of the annual dc
partmcrtal supply bill. Sold col
leagues il was his belief that failure
NJ Congress 10 resolve differences on
the measure would "Simpkt tic up all
the departments activities" until an
appropriation measure is passed
The department continued tu func-
'l,n ~ 81 nominal way bui ufiicidis
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-03
Stock Market
Trend Higher

New York. July 3.-(Np)-Buycrs
kept faith with the rails. motors and
other scattered laynritcS in today's
stock mmhCt but the war baby puS,
Of yesterday d,"d down considerably.
The list extended Thursdays rally
by fractions at the opening Demand
then ,Iackcncd. along with dealings.
While small plus marks we're well
distributed near 'hc fourth hour, de-
,.Ge were plentiful.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-03

Continued on Page Four
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-03
Powerful Force of
Rombers Blasts Ger
man Base Attacked
Three Times in Week;
Other RAF Units Are
Active.

London. July 3.-(NPO-Thc
air ministry announced today
that Bremen. German port AT
tickcd for three times i'm a week.
'wIN blasted overnight again by a
powerful force of Raj bombcrs.
thirteen raiders failed to re-
turn.
Pee weather was good and many
ilr'~ we're left burning" the air min
I.'.E ~ald. "OrC enemy nigh, fighter
u.- destroyed"
Maj hiriiCldS i'm Belgium and The
Netherlands were singled out as the
targets Of other raids and coastal
command Hudson buubCrS attacked
German shipping off the Dutch coast
1 was announced.
me thrust at Bremen was tbc
iilrd following up mass attack bv
moro than l.ODO plane, upon lis
COCKS: warehouses. factories. rail
ways and other tarG l. tho night If
Jun" 20. which followed similar four
figure raids against Cologne and AS
sen.
Scores Of Canadirn pilots Joined
Inc British bombardi"rS IN tho al
TACK ON Bremen and SAID IL was the
most salts ling" of recent raids.
rlr"S wcr, burning 80 fiCrCclv
when they reached the target that
IL was like aimin" at i patchwork
quilt" they said.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-03
ARMY TO CALL
CLASS 1-B MEN
HENDERSON SAILOR
REPORTED MISSING

Wa>hingiun. July 3.-iiP--
The Navy department made pub
lie today it, casualty list No. &.
which included p North Caro-
linianN.
The list included: Clifton Cleo
Jones. Henderson. missing.
Evening star., 1942-08-21
SHoaI.WAvE N0eAAN.

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meg 3i.3 m.; 6R6. 1853 meg, 1851 N.
MOSCOW. 6:2o-Brosdesst in English: xE,
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MOSCOW, S:30-tommenis in English Me,
g. meg, 36.9 N.
LONDON. S3o-Briisin Speaks CSC. s.5s
meg, 3t3 m.; GR6. 1853 meg, 75.6 m.;
6SD, Ills meg. 25.5 m.
LONDON. s:oo-HsadIiae News and Views:
CSC, 9.5S meg. 3i.3 m.; GR6, 1853 meg
25.6 m.; 6sD. tbs meg. 75.5 n.
MELBOURNE, s:25-"Ths Truth Of II ls":
West Coast broadcast, Pacific War limo:
W67, 1873 meg, 1877 N.
SYDNEY, e:25--"Ths Truth Of II Is" West
Coast broadcast, Pacific War Time): N06,
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GUATEMALA, 1890 - Hollywood Rsdlo.
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Evening star., 1942-08-21

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your izritatsd skin, and feel it
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Evening star., 1942-08-21

WMAL. t4o and Ass pm.
TIVE EVENINGS RIeH IieH1S.
VOL, 6:i5-tivilian Defense: Dr.. Paul
Douglas, president Of American University and
director Of the Civilian Protection Training
School, Is the first Of 4 series Of speakers.
WkAL, 7:00-s1smbIs: MsA important Is
the announcement that membership in the
Junior Air Reserve will be available 10 all
American boys and girls between 10 and Is
years Of age.
VOL, 7:00-AdmIral Emory Land. chairman
Of the Maritime Commission, speaks in place
Of kr. Lewis.
WhAl. S:30-Thoss Good Old Days; Irish
ballads are predominant tonight.
WEv, S;30-Amsritas' Network: The first
Of two special variety shows linking networks
Of the North and South American Continents.
Performers include Carmen Amays, Juan Arvizu
and hareo.
Wc, S:30-lniormation Please: Leon
Henderson. head Of the Office Of Prize Ad.
ministrsfion. and Columnla Raymond lIsppsf
are guests.
WEV, 9:00-PIayhouss: Madeleine Car.
roll in Charles Martins adaptation Of Re.
member the Day."
wMAL, o:00-6sne Bustey: The Case Of
ths laughing Bandit"
VOL, 9:30-DoubIe o. Nothing: Adrienns
Amss helps celebrate the programs loom
consecutive broadcast.
| wHV, e:30-That Brewster Boy: In IN
ant-New York crusade.
WhAl, f0:00-heei Your Navy: Musical
tribute 10 the mothers, wives and sweethearts
| Of men in The submarine service.
Evening star., 1942-08-21

VOL. io:0o-The Shank Robinson io-round
heavyweight bout.
WMAL, 10:30-Men, Machines and Vetory:
Gladys Swsrihout, operate soprano, serves Is
narrator for tonighfs broadcast.
Evening star., 1942-08-21
Points for Parents

BY EDYTH THOMAS WALLACE.
Flatly torbiddino a chiId's doing
tDhat all his friends do is apt to
create more problems than it
SOlUes.
Evening star., 1942-08-21

West led the jack of hearts,
dummy winning with the queen.
South planned first to bring in the
clubs, so cashed the club ace and
ruffed club. He re-entered dummy
with a trump to ruff another club
and was disappointed when West
discarded diamond. Obviously, the
clubs could not be brought in.
This was not necessarily fatal
however, If the trumps broke two
two. For then South would be able
to take his three top hearts and ruff
his last heart with dummy's third
trump. This plan also fell through
when West discarded once more on
a spade lead to dummy. Apparently
South was doomed to lose a heart
and diamond.
But his next step was to return
dummy's low heart-and East glee-
fully ruffed with his last trump,
thinking South had forgotten to
draw it. But South hadn't forgot
ten about it at all East's ruff was
the error he had been hoping for!
For South was able to play his low
heart and was later able to cash
the heart king and discard dummy's
losing diamond on the heart ace.
Then dummy was able to ruff
South's low diamond and the slam
was made.
Yesterday you were Theodore
Lightner's partner and, with neither
side vulnerable. you held:
KJ2
VA
o 1868
4 A 1914
The bidding:
Lightner Schenken You Jacoby
IA Pass 10 Pass
INT Pass CD
Answer-Bid three clubs. Your
partner must have a sound club suit,
for otherwise he would have bid one
heart or one spade over your re-
sponse of one diamond. You are a
bit concerned about hearts, for the
opponents must have eight hearts
between them II your partner has
fewer than four. For this reason
you suggest distrust Of no-trump
by indicating support for q minor
suit.
Score 100 per cent for three clubs,
60 per cent for two no-trump or
three diamonds, so per cent for
three no-trump.
Question No. 1,157.
Today you hold the same hand
and the bidding continues:
Lightner Schenken You Jacoby
Ia Pass 10 Pass
INT Pass 81 Pass
80 Pass CD
What do you bid? ANSWER to-
morrow
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-02
Detroit Fleet to Sail
In Put-in-Bay Regatta
BY GEORGE T.. VAN

Howard Finch of Detroit, who
at 2S, is the youngest commodore
ever to head the Interlake Yacht
ing Association, expects fleet of
30 to 40 boats from this city at
the annual regatta at Put in Bay
which starts next Saturday and
continues through Wednesday.
Interest this year will center
in the eight-meter class racing
with two Detroit boats; Ernie
Crates Shamrock. winner a year
ago; Perez Darnelrs Pintail and
Fed Temples Warrior from To-
ledo entered. Bud Doyle's Ban
galore from Buffalo also may sail
over for the three-day series which
starts Monday. August 10.
Tire skipper OF the winning
sisht meter automatically Is
chosen a. the nYA representative
In the Barthei Trophy series 10 be
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-02
Attendance Falls
Handle Rises
AT Detroit Oval

Despite a decrease Of approx
mately $1,000 in paid attendance
during the past six days, pari-
mutuel play at the Detroit race
track increased more than $500
over the previous week, il was
announced Saturday.
A paid attendance Of 53,l0C
pushed 81, 324,545 through the tote
during the week, making a total
OF SD. SCI. 718 for the first 81 days
of the 73-day meeting. Saturdays
handle was the largest. 1888, TAB
but it did not drop below 100000
on any day
Jess Higley. the Wells, New.
apprentice who marked his return
10 top form by riding four winners
Thursday. led the riders for the
week with IL winners, which put
him within five Of the leading
Johnny Adams. Eric Guerin j,
third with 81.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-02

held here for the first time, Au.
gust $3.50.
The 70-mile Deep Water Race
from the Detroit River Light &c
Put in Bay will start as usual al
g p. m. Next Saturday. Pintail
sailed by Russell Pouliot, won last
year.
Smaller boats will race directly
TO the Bay Sunday morning.
Finch, ever an enterpriSing
fellow, announces that several
changes have been made in this
years program. The larger boats
this year will sail triangular races
on 15-mile course instead OF the
traditional nine-mile affair OF the
last so years or so around Rattle
snake Island.
Smaller classes. like the Snipes,
Nationals and other one-designs
under 20 feet viii race twice a
day. six races In ell starting
Monday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-02
H. P. Tourney
"opens Monday

Entries for the first annual
Highland Park Tennis Club Junior
tournament will be accepted until
s p. m. Sunday at Ford Field
courts, TO. S-42l2, with the tour
lnament scheduled TO start tomor-
row. The schedule calls for aft
lernoon and evening periods.
The tournament is open 10 any
boy or girl who has not reached
his or her eighteenth birthday be-
fore Jan. J., 1912. 1t is necessary
10 fill in an age Identification
blank which may be obtained at
the courts. Unless there are IS en-
tries. however. the girls event will
be dropped, likewise the mixed
doubles.
Doubles also are scheduled in
the junior divisions provided the
fields are large enough 10 make
the warrant. In the case of dou-
bles the start is delayed until
Wednesday.
Men and women open play Au-
gust 8. Entries must be mailed or
Iphoned before Friday 10 Hackett
Field House, TO. S-4213, or Ford
Field.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-02
BY LEO MACDONELL

With the Red Sox series con-
cluded the Tigers will go on the
road again, making a swing of the
western cities after playing an
exhibition with Mickey Cochrane's
Great Lakes team at the Great
Lakes Naval Training Station out
side Of Chicago this Monday.
The Tigers will open their reg
ular schedule on the road against
the White Sox in Chicago Tuesday
in the first of three games, all OF
which will be afternoon affairs.
From the Windy City, Del Baker
will take his lads 10 ST. Louis for
three contests, the first of which
will be played under the arcs next
Friday.
After st. Louis will come a
series in Cleveland, and then the
Tigers will return home TO battle
the White Sox and Indians before
going East.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-02
Recognition
Judge Generous With
Dodeer Rooter

NEW YORK, Aug l OUP).-
Jurisprudence took recognition TO-
day of the privileged position o.
Brooklyn Dodgcr rooters.
Two men accused of trying &c
pick a sleeping subway riders
pockets appeared before Magis'
trate J. Roland Sala. One. An.
thony Pergatola, a person Of nc
distinction. was held without bail
The other was Frank Germano
%. a court attendant remarked
that Germano looked like a IA
nous Brooklynite who had leaped
from the Ebbets Field stands last
summer and attacked an umpire
II ann that man." Germano
said proudly. "My picture has
been In the papers and il part
of n movie short"
''Such an indefatigable Brook
lyn Dodger rooter deserves con-
sideration,' Magistrate Sala said
judiciously II will he generous
with YOU. Five hundred dollars
bail"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-02
Pleasing PoUer

The Tigers have enjoyed ex-
cellent pitching and now that they
have shown that they can hit the
ball once in a while, Baker is a
lot happier
What the Tigers do in Chicago
and St. Louis will have a lot of
bearing on whether they finish in
the first division. To do so they
will have TO beat the Browns and
White Sox. After their great
squirt. the Browns appear TO have
cooled off bit. but the White
Sox may take a leaf from the st.
Louis clubs book and put on a
show of their own.
The Yankees and Dodgers APP
pear to be headed for another
subway World Series, but the run
away races. have had no great
effect on the crowds. The crowds
have held up fairly good since
July 4, the date which some of
the experts set as the start of
the decline. The Tigers, who drew
10000 last year. expect to better
100000 this year. which under con-
ditions would not be bad at all.