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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-18
BIRTHS
-.-y

Girls were born to:
Julia Hamway. 2e15 Bingham, Birmingham.
Mary Herdon. s701 Jim Daily road. Inkster.
Bette Husk: l1t petsrsoro.
Anna Johnson. 1897 st. John.
fis.nor Joyn.i. ioas: APpol.n.. '
Louise Kanuritz, l24ei Westphaiia.
Eva Krsuse. 1ooos Auburndais. Livonia
Rsba Krsuse, ISIS Paiiist.r.
h noId;sv Tusin..y. sss South south, Hsrbsush
Armenia Lattuca, 4452 Concord.
Ey.lyn t.M x,, ssSs Mt Clemens
H H:S:l L Li,;: s 1907 aa s..TH0d.
Florence Lubeski. eoss Stockton.
Clara Lubetsky. 21o2 Virginia Park.
,r. Irene. LyIss. s42o Ca: East vernor
Esther Mays. 3ols5 Indiana.
Grace Mersino, 3173 Concord
Stella Mako. 7l45 Fourteenth.
Sarah Machin. 1l6e3 Hazelridge.
Isabelle Michaiak. ze1l Fifty-second.
Eleanor Moore, 1890 Birwood.
Cecilia Mcclellan. 1851 Eldred.
Hilda Nelson. 1880 Fielding.
Rachel Nevsau. 3l1e East Jefferson.
Anne Norton. <740 Chovin. Dearborn.
Ruby omsii. so4s Yemsns. Hsmtramck.
H Hen. p. r.eu;;ss, ,.. j NsS,, Alma
viola Peters. 3s2s1 Klein. Fraser. Mich;
Mary Raymond, 1888 Lawndale.
Marjorie Refs. 2s2s Glsdwin.
Ethel RidSs. 1885, Chandler Park drive.
Sophie Rodicki, 2i1e CanifY. Hamuamek
Susie Sabbath. 1850 Hendrieks
Catherine Self. 1884 Eighteenth.
Marjorie eike, e5o< Dearborn.
Geraldine siroaugh, 74is stair.
Sue skevingtou, a Stevens, Highland Park
Jane skas, II Rensud road. Crosse Points
Jossphins skidmors. 11oo West Madss
Karen siynsid, 1890 orandmont.
Anne slobins 3o1o Gladstone
Lillian sobados. 5727 Buffalo court.
Margaret Sullivan. 1882 Cheyenne.
Mildred sullivsrs 22o4o Pine road. Var
Ruth swayne, sis Ha.iett.
Elsie Taylor. $685. Lakewood
Evelyn Tennenhaus. 2o30 Atkinson.
Lille Thompson. 1914 Buchanan.
Helen Tighe, 1854 Fairport.
Christina Tibsdo. s2le Prairie.
Clara Tibbets, 1900 East Canneld.
Theresa Trupiano 1855 Lenox.
Leila Usrey. 3eTe Jackson. Dearborn.
Elizabeth vigh, 1914 Garfield. Lincoln Park
LILLIAN walla, 22se Vermont. Royal Oak
Dolores WAmhoR. 1878 Herbert. Cente
Jean wallace. 1858 stoepsi
Thelms Weber, it&24 Auburn.
Marjorie Whitney; issss csrman
Coriene willis. $751; Rivard.
Reoa Williams. il754 Ilene:
Mildred Wood, Is4o West Bethuns.
Emily woeroef, 1855 coilinshsm.
Ceoreette Woodbury. $3.50 Garland.
Jenny ZioikowskI. ats Henry.
Gladys zupaneieh. 70 Rosedaie court.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-18
.621.Cent Dividend
By Walker & Co.

Walker & Co. has declared a
dividend of 62ls cents on the class
"A" stock, payable July Is, to
holders of record June 80.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-18
Chinese Storm
|Ndnthdng;; laps
|Rush More Men
BY ROBERT p. MARTIN
United Press star Correspondent


CHUNGKING, China, June IS
Chinese success in storming the
outer defenses OF Nanchang, pro.
Ivincial capital Of Kiangsi province
has forced the japanese TO with
draw troops from nearby offensive'
to reinforce the Nanchang garri'
son, it was disclosed today.
A military spokesman said q
large Chinese force had battered
its way to within Is miles Of
Nanchang and that the Japa
nese obviously were disturbed by
Generalissimo Chang Kai-Shek''
counter-offensive.
THRUST AT REAR
While the Japanese have con
centrated at least $4,000 men il
a three-pronged drive south anc
east from Nanchang, Chinese guer
lrillas and regulars slowly hav,
been penetrating the city's outel
defenses in a thrust at the enemy!
rear.
This heartening report, how
ever, was Offset by official dis
closure that the Japanese still
were driving two columns alonl
the Nanchang- Hangchow railwa,
in western Kiangsi in an intensi
fled move to seize the entire line
an important central China com
munications link.
The Chinese, the spokesman
said, still control about 68 mile:
of the railway-roughly between
captured Shanghai and threatened
Yingtun.
CHINESE HOLD TERMINUS
Yingtun, about so miles east o.
Nanchang. is the western terminus
of the rail section still in Chinese
hands. A Chungking communiqut
last night acknowledged the los:
of Shanghai, important rail station
on the 450-mile line. Shanghai
lbs miles east of Nanchang, was
abandoned Monday after an all
day battle in which the japanese
suffered 5000 casualties, the high
command said.
There was no confirmation MOI
denial of japanese claims that
invasion spearheads had moved or
westward TO Kweiki, so miles
beyond Shanghai. The high com.
lmand. however, reported that the
Chinese had recaptured the city
of Changshan on the Chekiang'
Kiangsi border.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-18
u. S. Chart

Detroit and vteinty--slightiy warmer
tonight and tomorrow morning. Gentle TO
moderate winds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-17
HOROSCOPE

health and other important in
terests.
AUG. 90 TO SEPT. %
VirgO-Real estate and agri-
culture are on the sponsored list
for gains. A. day favoring the
practical and necessary rather
than the social or frivolous.
SEPT. "a TO OCT. %
Libra-You may find il lack
adaisical sort of day and if you
can, enjoy it as such do So How
ever, if work is on the schedule,
accept it cheerfully, gladly with
out fuss. You'll get results.
OCT. ~ TO NOV. p
Scorpio 49, You can turn your
interests and doings today into
real gains if you choose. How?
BY employing your innate inteli-
gence and managerial ability as
you so well know how,
NOV. % TO DEC. %
SGgittdriHs - Born before De-
cember Z? Exercise extreme care
in confidential matters and ex-
penditures. All Sagittarians can
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-17
For Saturday. April rs
MARCH n TO APRIL 20

MARCH n TO APRIL 20
Aries-We are pleased to an
nounce that this is a peak day in
benefic vibrations.
APRIL 81 TO MAY 20
Taurus---Generous aspec
abound TO crown your earnest
efforts and good intentions with
worth while advancement.
MAY 2I TO JUNE Fl
GemiRi - Particularly auspi-
cious time for competitive activi-
ties, both in business and sports.
If your position and repsonsibili-
ties permit some free time, enjoy
II thoroughly in some diversion
that will rest and reenervate
nerves and mind as well as body.
JUNE 22 TO JULY %
Cancer - Youp day doesn't
sponsor recklessness in anything,
including financial extravaganza,
JULY 20 TO AUG. %
Leo-We won't encourage you
too much lest you overdo or be-
come careless regarding your
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-17

TART COLE sLAw
FOR A tart and tasty CO
slaw, thin mayonnaise wi
spicy pickle juice. 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-17
Stuffed Sausage Roll

2 cups chopped raw apples
q cup chopped onion
l cup bread crumbs
1 cup bran cereal
z 2 pounds sausage meat.
Combine apples, onions. crumbs
and cereal to form dressing. Pat
sausage into rectangular piece
about l2-inch thick. Spread stuff
ing over surface of meat: roll up
like a jelly roll, beginning at the
long side of rectangle so that roll
will not be too thick.
Bake in a shallow pan in
moderate oven $3.50 degrees)
about as minutes or until done.
Will serve 8 to 10.
Grapefruit SIaw
2 cups slivered raw carrots
2 cups shredded cabbage
2 cups grapefruit sections
y cup cottage cheese
y cup mayonnaise.
Toss carrots. cabbage and
grapefruit sections with the may
onnaise (thinned with grapefruit
juice if desired). Form cottage
cheese into tiny balls and serve
with slaw.
Lamb Hearts
One lamb heart will usually
serve two people. Stew or braise
them or cook in tomato
-@oup. TO braise, dredge in sea-
Soned flour and brown in hot fat.
Add 4 TO q cup water. cover
and let cook until tender
about l hour.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-17
Your Horoscope

Frances Drake,
The Detroit Times,
1925 Times Square, Detroit, Mich.
PLEASE SEND MY INDIVID-
UAL HOROSCOPE, PERSONAL
DAILY G UIDE and LUCKY
CALENDAR for the first SIX
months of 1912.
/ Was Born:
Month .............,. Day ...
Send sc and Seif-AddrGsed
Stamped Enpriobe
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-17

pace. If you have time for a
hobby, or sport, enjoy something
diverting.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-17

A CHILD born on this day
has much common sense mingled
with pioneering and daring quail
tiles that can lead it to unusual
achievement. A tendency to dom
ineer and be stubborn should be
corrected lest it thwart advance
ment and defeat high possibili-
ties
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-17
GRAPEFRUIT USED AS MEAT GARNIsH

GRAPEFRUIT SECTIONS.
dipped in egg, rolled in cracker
crumbs and Drowned in hot fat
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-17
Poor Cook
Is Was+eful,
Doesn't Plan
BY PRUDENCE PENNY

DID YOU ever stop to think
that there are kitchen saboteurs
No, they are not dressed in over
alls. but the typical light frilly
little house dresses and aprons.
OF course the latter are not con-
scious of the role they are taxi
ing.
A kitchen saboteur boards, is
lazy, wastes, does not plan and
does not cook well. AS for the
boarding. canned goods are her
objective. The fresh fruits and
vegetables are ignored. Too.
sugar is tucked away for gooeN
desserts. when the family would
be BEAUTIFULLY fed on fruits.
Lazy. Too
Yes. she's lazy for she won't
shop for bargains. but complains
of rising prices. Doesn't ask her
meat man to help her select
thrifty cuts nor learn to cook
them. Pays no attention to new
ways of cooking to conserve vita
minis.
What about waste? That
comes in throwing out water in
which vegetables have been
cooked and tossing to Fido
a meat bone which might have
made soup. Not using leftovers,
nor extending them to serve
again, falls in this category.
Must Plan
AS for planning . it's a poor
homemaker who does not plan
before she goes to market and
hasn't learned to buy when
there's a bargain and then use it
up during the week. The current
nutrition program gives one
ideas on planning.
It's important that we cook
well so there'll be clean, polished
plates on the table, no waste, no
turning down of good vital foods.
Here are recipes to help you
in being economical and yet give
the family much in the way of
nouriShment.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-17
FEB. Fl TO MARCH 20

Pisces-You can get lot out
Of your many interests today by
using your keen imagination to
add fresh impetus and diversion
to the usualness of things.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-17

m kes a favorite garnish for
meat and fish dishes. Try them
you'll enjoy them. too.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-17
JAN. 2s TO FEB. 20

AqudriHs - Ideal indications
for personal interests, improving
conditions in your home, getting
better acquainted with your
family.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-17
By Frances Drake


and should enjoy the good things
today has to offer.
DEC. % TO JAN. Fl
Cdpricorn-Similar indications
exist for you as for Sagittarians.
In other words, hit a reasonable
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-17
Complete Meals

prudence PENNY VIII prepare
a ground beef meal that can be
turned out in a jiffy and another
quick one built around crown
ham loaf.
In addition she will prepare
fried smell eFusty-fFtiit -tri-
angles, saucy beets, coffee ice
cream and pancakes.
Through the courtesy of the
United States Marine Corps Re-
cruiting Service, a sound motion
picture, The Marines Have
Landed" will be shown at Tues
days class.
The Leaiherneeks
The picture deals with prac-
tically all the phases of the
Marines activities. beginning
with the recruit training of the
Leathernecks.
Various training phases are
shown. but the emphasis has
been placed on the variety of
duties in a Marines life.
II is intended that the film
bring close to parents. relatives
and friends Of men in the service
of the Marine Corps, what is
undergone by them from the
time they enlist until declared
NJ for combat duty.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-17
Marine Film
To Be Shown
At School

AFTER A DAY of doing Red
Cross or other volunteer work,
it's nice to know of simple. but
nutritious meals to prepare. You
will get many ideas for them at
the Homemakers' Club cooking
school to be held next Tuesday.
Class will take place in the
club room on the fifth floor of
our building and will start at
] 80 in the afternoon, with doors
open at l o'clock.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-07-07

FOR NORTH CAROLINA
Little change in temperature
tonight. thundcrshowcrs in the
mountains and along northern
torh"r this afternoon and To-
night
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-07-07
Slain Man
Identified

Atlanta, July :. - CARP - MIS-.
Samuel +. Richardson Of Greensboro.
y. G.. identified today personal ri
icct@ OF It pajama-rlad man who wa~
found shot (" death her, Sunday IN Il
MOTEL room with another woman.
Mrs. Richardson told the Fulton
county coroner. Mrs. Paul Donchun.
that jcwclry and clothing found be-
l"ngcd to her husband. a salesman.
whom she married twelve years ago.
The woman companion. found with
Richardson. WAS Identified by Al
lanta polio" a. the former MaXiuc
Robinson. of Atlanta. RCCnrd~ at the
Fulton county courthouse showed
that She and Richardson had been
issued Il marriage license ana wcr"
we'd June %
Mrs. Richardson appeared mere
with her husband father. s. G.
Richardson. of Tampa. Fla.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-07-07
Stock Prices
Irregular

New York. July 1..-GArN. FL
forts To extend Monday rally met
opposition in tuiay's stock market
and leaders general" reverted to
mild irrcEularity
CloudiCr Russia war news brought
in u little profit selling nn tho three
lay advance. ON the other hand.
more cheerful Egyptian bulletin, sc..
we'd rs a bulSicriue influence. \ -liGr'
revival of imitation psychology. Il
ga suggested. rr.'I have prrurcd
i,., ...t,...
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-07-07
81 Bundists
Indicted
Smashing Blows Be-
gun by Federal Agents
to Put the Bund Out
of Business

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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-07-07
British Stop
Propaganda
To America

London. July 7.-(Ar)-ThC house
OF commons ChCcrcd today as BrCn-
dan Brackcn. minister of Informal
ti"n. dccrccd that Il high powered
publicity mission instructed to force
Britain down the throat of the Amer
lean people" would do more harm
than good. and that no more British
lecturers would be sent 10 the United
states because their efforts already
had turned out that way.
BrackCn spoke in reply Ia crit
ciSm of Britain'S propaganda efforts
from both right and left
Responding to complaints that nc
had sent "SOCialiIcs" 10 pruparundlIC
in the United States. BraCkru said
had laid dp"n an - riH'. "H,"
t. , 49, . To-. ....."., e ...s.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-07-07
Noted American Filler
to Command u. S.
Army Air Forces in
European 7 n e atr e;
Medals Awarded u. S.
Bomber Crewmen.
Official u. s. Navy Photo

London, July 1.-CAPl-Na-
."r General Carl Spaatz. who in
1928 made aviation history as
commander of the Army cndur-
dnC" plane Question Mark. has
been appointed commander in
Chici at the United States Army
air forces in the European thea
tire ni war. il was announced to-
day
~ his ,.rS' public act in his new
posi-. General SpaatH today award
cd Dissatisfied Flying Crosses to
;g.uc ..ocrS of one of the Amer
..n crews who participated
." ... st United States air raid
an G. n-lcld Europe July /.
Gu.,.' Sp'ItI himself wears
.N'a '.p Distinguished Service Cro,,
H.a '." Distinguished Flying Gross.
'.n ''"wr. 'nr bringing down two
G"m" planes during the 81. Mih;cl
offensive" m the first World War
."i 'rn latter for plotting thc
"@...' 20 Mark" 10 lis then record
O. a.' &C, LIS Angeles in january.
1920
The cd haired. 51-ycar old COM
wt"i,r has been in Engl nd since
lu"". preparing nc groundwork Cor
the American bombing against Co..
mny
\ r1'ivc %. Envcrtown. Pa. Cen.
c"H' S'11" w#- I'm Britain in l0io
.> assistant w'.ry attaChC. study.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-07-07
BISHOP AINSWORTH
DIES AT ASHEVILLE

AShcy.lic. July 5.-(Npj-Bi.hrp
William y. AiusNor,h. retired. vi tn
Methodist church. died of a heart at
tack shortly after noon today in his
hotel room here. He was 20 year,
old
Bishop Ainsw'rih arrived here
yesterday from his home in Macon.
Ga With htr vixen nc was stricken
w,ro his wife "ud his son. Nlalcol''.
secretary OF The Nshcvillc Chamber
+ Commerce.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-07-07
tHy The Associated pr.~:S)

Iy 'rh, \ .....,,;......f H.. ,
y, '''.' - ''>N'
-. :" NV i'i "c''I' li";llf",
nina marked In" beginning of
her sixth year of blopdy .,rr,r-
gle nmainSi J,u.,,'- ;..,...i,,r
,,.,,ins v.;,L ,.,'.,,,,....,
80 '''''> Ni!'i :! ''H'M'" I'.'i 'ilitl
ne l"ci'i'' iiIN'"au ~ Europe.
h' mad" the ! u:lcd Nations
"~rc, MI 'front.'
j Chimes. g,,rru,,..n, -, ,...,r,r
declared the United S...,- and Crsn,
could kuur.; Oh: .i.r.u mi. v,.,. il
tut! American BOW. v,,r,. ,s,r,t.,
INTO The Pacific conflict,
So Tar. the ~1r, .m said ..,....
few" planes are ben, .i.v,r I,.,
China IT, aid G"nyr.,i.-.,,.r C.i,ro
Ka.- Shck's arlclriIrrcd ,rrI.r.
aI-anw hills. i Ch:n.,c army
Spokesman Il, "IIrcd .lapau IN,
lest 1000 600 killed and I.5OD.-
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-07-07
China Enters Sixth Year OF War
Plea Made
For Front
In China

Chinese Government
Spokesman Declares
United 5 tates and
China Could Knock
Japan Out Of War
Within Year; Other
News.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-07-07
S pee al Announce
ment Reports Ameri-
can Heavy Cruiser and
28 NJ ere h a n t m e n
Sunk Out of Convoy
off North Norwegian
Coast.

Berlin From German Broad
caSt>). July 1.-(AP-Thr
Germans today claimed the sink
ing at an American heavy cruis-
CT and 2S merchantmen out of Il
convoy in Arctic waters between
SpitSbrrGcn and the Norwegian
north capcS.
CThCrc WAS no confirmation -! the
German claim from any other source.
In the last pr: viuus big Arctic con-
voy battle the Germans SAID they
sank !" allied ships. when ACTUALLY
SiN were St;nkD
y special announcement from Hit
lcr'S headquarters today said tho
convoy consisted of 3& mcrchau:
ships Carrying planes. tanks. ann
munlti"n and food supplies buunt!
for ArchamG'i with heavy escort Of
allied wIrshipS.
The attacks upon tn" convoy start
cd on July IN Arctic water, 800 IL
100 miles off the north Norwegian
coast. The convoy escort was said
10y the German 10 have included bat
tl"ShlpS. cruisers, dcstroycrS and
COrNCttCS.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-07-07
Events Take
Grave Turn
Fer Soviiets
Direct Com unica-
tons Severed Between
Armies Of North and
South; In Egypt, Rom
mels Forces Suffer
Third Setback.

'i'y The Associated prcss)
Adolf III ilIrrs invasion
armies. rNptoi,in" swift 100
mile br"aNihr"u@h. appeared to
have cut direct communications
between Russia, northern and
southern armies in grave turn
OF events in The Soviet campaign
today. while in Egypt the Brit
iSh reported they mad bent the
ANS southern flank back to the
west for Il third successive set
back.
bulletin from British inn
prrial headquarters said General
SIR (laud" AuChinlcck's eighth
army. bol>tcrcd by fresh troops
and big American tanks. CON
tinucd their pressure on the
enemy. who extended his south
crn flank Ia the west"
This evidently meant that nazi
Marsha. Erwin Rommcl had been
:"rc"d L. weaken ms forward line.
within - m..r> OF the great Alcxan-
dE!a naval base. and build a protect
ne or "rN;ruucd" wall against Brit
.$n lying columns backing at his
lank
y German cmummiquc asserted
Jersey mat in the fight for FL
AI"", I'D. several enemy counter at
'"c". supported by tanks failed"
On the Soviet front. Hitlcr's
field headquarters rrportcd.
iank-lcd nazi troops had captur-
ed the important city of Voron-
eth. on the Moscow Rostoy rail-
road. which is the principal rail
communication between the Red
armies "i the north and south.
simultaneously. The naXi-Cuntrnll-
I'd Pans .H.. asserted that the
NpHaN- are advancing from Vur-
'"r<n .u tup direction of Porovino."
I+1 miles cast .. Na.uclh.
Enr"ncyG. CTS o. 2l2.UOO popu-
lr'i"". lies ZEN ...r- cas-, p' tho Don
..NtE. about hallway between Mos
ryv and Nu--pv.
Wh.., the E..,..r. gave no indi-
cation 'au' \w.u,lu U.u fallen. Rcd
army hoJd3wr''.. indicated that
ma. :anN vu.ru-. sweeping ~ miles
beyond the 'uc n. 'ac.r creates, 1871
aG'anrc. mad ,n.-a. .1c.r way acros,
III. appor Don.
N'"Ec' dispatches said the Red
armies were .ul.n9 nara I'm good or
a'.. n'.'rlHe ct bloody toll OF the
Continued ON Page Two)
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-07-07
House w a y S and
Means Committeeman
Expect Only Minor
Changes in Record
Measure.

Washington, July 7.-IAPD-
The House ways and means COM
mittcc begins i last minute in
>prclinn of lis $500, O00. 900 tax
hill today with members en-
pressing the opinion that. with
one or two minor exceptions. no
changes would hc made before
Al is Sent To the House next
week.
Chairman Duugnton. Democrat.
North Carolina. aid /. wu-id Is.
~ ..i-Cu d tho member, reversed
any previous decision. and another
committeeman SAID 'anynn" VINO OF
!Cr- motion g. make Il change viii
have iw" strikes ON him al the start.
fog y, finished the bill once
Bat there Wa informal dlsru--
sion vi easing a. projected ; per c"'''
iaN on ircIgh, and express 90 p"cycu'
q breakdown in ~" present minimum.
soft coal ~ ices. Coal interest, has.
protested that the Lat percentage iaN
would destroy the freight rate d. To-
i"rcntIuls on which the prices are
based.
And there wH- possibility that IN.
committee might reverse il dec
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INDIA MAY GREET
 JAPAN INVADERS
May Welcome Japanese, Says Gandhi, Unless Bri-
 tain Gives Freedom

Abombay, Aug. 3.-(UP)-Mo- handas K. Gandhi, leader of mill lions of Hindu Nationalists, warned today that India might welcome Japanese invaders unless the British free India at once.
 Other leaders of Gandhi's all-In- dia congress party promised that the disobedience campaign which the party is to approve officially Friday, would be a flight to the finish" for immediate independence
 If India isn't freed now, the hid den discontent will burst forth into a welcome to the Japanese should the latter land in India,' Gandhi wrote in his newspaper. we can avoid such a calamity if We are free.'
 He said that a "chorus of indig- nation from Britain and America would not deter the congress plans and added that the "hysterical out bursts" in those countries would never "extinguish the right to revolt once 1t lighted
 "The justice of our demand for an end to British power never has been questioned" Gandhi said. "The moment chosen for its enforcement is the target for attack. The reason is clear. India is not playing an effective part in the war. Some
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