davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-10-16
Spojene Staty koupily dalsi
kavu " Brasilii.

V~elvyslanec Spoj. Statd JEFF
ferson Caffery a brasilsky mi
INSTR zahranici Oswaldo Aran-
ha podepsali dohodu o koupi
brasilskeho pfebytku kavy, ka-
kaa a brasilskych orech1, KITE
rezto produkty Sc mali dostati
ma trh We Spoj. Statech.
Poole teto dohody Brasilie
ma poslati zbytek neodeslane
kvoty kavy z roku 1941 a kro-
me toho $780, 900 pytld kavy
z kvoty 1942-43. Kakaa by
10 koupeno 100000 pytl1 z
oblasti Bahia a toto ma byti do
dano do brezna 1913. Brasil
skych orech1 byl koupen cely
pfebytek 10000 tun.
Doslo take k dohode, Poole
n1z kaucukove produkty, vyro-
bene We Spoj. Statech a v Bra
sill, jake jsou gumove rafy ma
auta a p~neumatiky do techto,
budou dany ma trh v JIM A
merice.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-10-16
Drazba dobytka.

Dive kravy byly prodany pc
$1,000 kazda pTi drazbe sdru-
zen1 chovatelG dobytka Cen
trail Illinois Aberdeen-Angus
Association, ktera Sc konala ma
farme statn1ho senatora Simo-
ma E. Lantze nedaleko Vonger-
vile.
Maurice Musselman zaplatil
$1,000 "a jednu kravu a $500
"a mladeho bycka. Druhou
kravu Ia $1,000 koupil Henry
Essig z Washington. Prvnfch
pet bykG prineslo prGmerne pc
1866 a nejvyss1 cena Ia pleme-
n1ka byla $3.50. PrGm6rna ce-
ma "a kravy byla $5O3.
Nejvyss1 cena, jez byla kdy-
kohl zaplacena "a jednorocn1
hT1b6 mimochodn1ka, anglicky
Pacing yearling, byla v Lexing-
ton, KY, rekordovana, kdyz
James B. Johnson Jr., z Ro-
chester, Mich, zaplatil $4,000
pr Tattersallove drazbe stan
dardnich cistokrevnych konf.
Omen hrebecek je synem cisto-
krevneho plemen1ka Hal Dale
Adioo Volo.
Mimochod, anglicky ambling
pace, je konsky chod krokem
anebo klusem, pfi nemz kun
kracf prot sve prirozene chdzi
obema nohama jedne strany
soucasne ku pTedu a tax str1-
dave, jake prirozene chodf vel
bloud, lama a zirafa.
Mimochod je mnohym jed
cum, zejmena v orientalnfch
zemfch, pohodlnejsf nezli klus,
avsak nemGze byti nikdy tax
RICHLY jake tento a krone to-
no skod1 tez koni ma nohy, jez
pred casem opotrebuje.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-10-16
Sized SINS We znameni jednoty.

V New Yorku v hotelu New
Yorker konan Sized Slovenske-
no Narodniho Sdruzen1. Sized,
ktery byl svolan v dobe tax
|tezke pro Spojene Staty a pro
vsechny Spojene narody, stall
We znamen1 jednoty a neochvej
neho odhodlan1 pomoci valec-
menu 1sil1 Ameriky a odstra-
nit vsechno co zachovalo rusi-
wynn zpGsobem v poslednl dobe
do slovenskeho narodn1ho 1.-Two
ia k Americe.
Jest to nejvetsf Sized Sloven-
skeho Narodn1ho Sdruzenl Sc
zastoupen1m ~ sborG. 1873
delegate sborG, clenG 1stredni
spravy ucastnilo Sc sjezdu S
hlasovac1m pravem.
Sized byl zahajen zpevem
americke a ceskoslovenske
hymny. Predseda SINS Rev. J.
J. Pelikan zahajil Sized angelic
kym a slovenskym proslovem.
Ia okresn1 sbor SINS v New
Yorku, ktery je hostitelem
sjezdu, promluvil pTedseda
Andrew Val1sek.
Jmenem americke vlady u
vital Sized zastupce Office of
War Information Allan Grams
ton. Rekl, re v pr1st1m fijnu
Dude slovensky narod opet svo-
bodny. Amerika a Ceskoslo-
vensko bojuj1 "a stejnou vec.
Amerika celou svou moci ruci
"a to, re svoboda Ceskosloven-
ska Dude obnovena.
Pc Cranstonovi promluvil, u
vftan velkym potleskem, wy
slanec Ceskoslovenske republi-
ky pluk. Hurban.
Pc vyslanci Hurbanovi po-
zdravil Sized "a cizojazycne
oddelen1 owl, Carr. PAX Sc
|slova ujal ministr DR.. Papanek
Vzpomnel, re minuly Sized v
Clevelande Sc konal v dobe
kdy jeste byla Amerika v mi
ru. Proto bylo spravne, re "a
hlavni ell 81 Sized vytycil po-
moe obnoveni Ceskoslovenske
republiky.
Sized byl zakoncen Verej-
nou schGz1, jez Sc konala "a
volneho vstupu v T. j. Soko-
lovne, 42O vych. II. ulici.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-10-16
35 mil "a hodinu.

Guverner Criswold vyzval
motoristy v Nebrasce, ably ne
jezdili vets1 rychlostf "a hodi-
nu a naT1dil silnicn1 policii, a.
by zastavila kazdeho, kdo by
toto pravidlo prestoupil a upo-
zornila jej, re je to porusen1
federalnfho zakona. Statni "a
kon dovoluje rychlost 60 mil
We dine a SO mil noci a v pT1s-
tim zasedan1 legislatury Dude
snizena ma 35 mil "a hodinu.
Statni 1redn1ci nemohou vyma
haiti federalnl zakony a Dude
Ii provadeno nejake zatcen1,
must to ciniti federalni zfizen-
CT.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-10-16
Opet Is CechH zavrazde-
no Gestapem.

N6mecky zvlastnf soud v
Praze odsoudil dine rs. srpna
ga zlociny provedene v dobe
zatemnen1' k smrti Is osob.
Cd 27. kvetna, kdy tax IVA
ny "protektor" Daluege vydal
zvlastn1 narfzenf O konfiskaci
majetk1, zabavilo Gestapo v
ceskych zem1ch majetek 352
osob. Slo vesmes o majetek po-
pravenych v~lastencG a jich pf1
buznych.
Telocvicna jednota Orel by
la rozpustena a jeji majetek
konfiskovan We prospech ne
mecke rise. Toto opatTen1 pTi-
chazf jake doslov k popravam,
jez byly provedeny v cervnu a
v cervenci a jejichz obet1 Sc
stale mnoho vedoucfch osobno-
sti Orla vcetne dvou knezf. Ne
mecky tisk uveTejnil V posled-
nj dobe cetne 1toky ma klaster
v Move Risi. Ia d1vod rozpu-
steni sc udava, re v~ySetrovani
Heydrichovy vrazdy vedlo k
odhalenf znacne protinemecke
cinnosti mezi katolickymi cir
hodnostari, ktef1 jsou
duchovnfmi vIdci Orla.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-10-16
Z Washington.

= Vydanf ma valku dostou-
pf b6zn6m fiskalnim roce no.
We vyse - $78, 900, OOO,OO
Department pokladu Dude
nucen vypGjciti 81 $6O,3OO,O 900
600 k jejich krytf, nebude-li
kongres jednati rychle a ne
schvalf danovou predlohu, Ia
daj1cf "a move biliony mimo ny
n6jsf danovou predlohu, jez je
prave projednavana.
VypGjcenf 81 tax ohromneho
Obnosu, ktery by pravd6podob
ne prevysil dspory j%ednotlivcd
a obchodu, u~tvorilo by nadm6r
nou nakupni sflu a ohrozilo by
stabilisacnf program, Harold
D. Smith, Teditel rozpoctu, wy
dial tuto vystrahu We zvlastni
zprav6, schvalene presidentem
Rooseveltem.
- President Roosevelt wy
wal americke obcany, ably pFi-
sp1vali k m1stn1m valecnym
sbirkam a tax dokazali, re jsou
verni demOkracii a upozornil,
re Sc must uskrovniti pro "a
pas, ktery je pred mani.
President mluvil rozhlasem,
vysflanym pc vsech statech u
ME We spojenf S vyrocn1 kan
PAM SHREK, ktera je zahajena
v 600 mestech We Spojenych
Statech.
= caste zaloby, re Amerika
dosud neuvedomuje 81 rozsah
teto valky, byly odm1tnuty fe-
deraln1m vysetTovanim,j ez Cd
halilo, re americky lid je du-
sevn6 i fysicky pripraven pro
tvrdost, kterou Dude nutno sna
Seti, az Dude otevrena druha
fronta v Europe We velkem me-
T1tku.
Vysetrovanf bylo Romano d.
verne n6kolika vladimir ira
dovnami, jimz pomahaly SOU
krone organisace a cflem jeho
bylo vysetriti, IDA Amerika je
pfipravena pro invasi Evropy
vojsky Spojenych narod1. z
analyse je patrno, re matky,
otcove, zeny a milenky vojak1
namofnikG a marin1 jsou pTi-
praveni snaseti dusevnf trJzen
takove akce.
Dotazovani byli Tide v kaz-
dem zivotn1m povolanf. Otaz-
ky byly prime. Lid6 byli taxa
nj, IDA 81 uv6domuji ohromnost
Operac1 druh6 fronty, hrozn6
ztraty ma ziVotech, jez v tom
budou zahrnuty, obeti, ktere
budou musiti Sc pfinesti donna,
ztraty materialu a penez, jez
lie ocekavati. Vysetfovan1m
zjisteno, re americky lid odpo-
v6del kladne.
Vojenske authority 81 uvedo-
mujf, re podpora z Ameriky
privede 1spech nebo nezdar e.
vropske invase.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-10-16

Vcasny pr1chod syna zname-
nal zachranu zivota jeho mat
ky, 58lete Elizabeth Musicho-
We v Chicago, ktera Sc pokusila
O sebevrazdu svftiplynem We
SVEN obydlf. Bylo nekolik mi
nut pred osmou hodinou, kdyz
lawndalska policie byla volana
synem Steven, ktery zadal O
inhalator. Prijeli hasici a "a
kratko Sc podarilo zenu prives-
ii k vedomf. Pc lekarskem o.
setrenf byla ponechana donna.
PTicinou zoufaleho skutku by
10 nevalne zdravf, jak bylo SIDE
leno lawndalske policii.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-10-16
Hruby prfjem $1,4OO. pravi-

Hruby prfjem $1,4O0, pravi-
delna dan $3.50, dan v1tezstvi
$3.50, povalecny kredit $15.-
SO, castka dane $31.08.
Hruby pr1jem $4,000, pravi-
delna dan $1O3.2O, dan v1t6z-
stvi $68.8O, p~ovalecny kredit
$27.52, castka dane $144.48.
Korporace budou platit da-
ne z prfjmG cd "a do 40 pro
cent a mimo to zvlaStn1 dan z
nadmernych ziskG az do 90
prOcent.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-10-16

VILH0, re DF1CSKa VaIocna pro-
dukce byla az do nedavna vet
81 nez naSe, ackoli ma Britanie
jen tretinu naSeho obyvatel-
silva. Vine, re v prvnf ctvrti-
ne tohoto roku Britanie v po-
meru Ike sve lidnatosti vyrobi-
ia dvaapGlkrat tolik munice
jake Amerika, re co do vahy
zbudovala dvakrate tolik bojo-
vych letadel a osmdesat pro-
cent z mich poslala do zamoT1.
Vine, re britska armada ne
byla ponechana ma britskych
ostrovech, jak Sc nam pokou-
sela nacisticka propaganda ma
mluvit, nybrz re byla pc lodfch
pos1lana do zamoTf, takze dnes
slouz1 v britskych bojovych
jednotkach mimo Britanii ma
million a snad jeSte vice brit
skych vojakG. Vine take, re
z celkoveho poctu vice nez
200, 900 ztrat We vojste britske-
no imperia pfipada pres sedm-
desat procent ma oddly re Spo
jeneho kralovstvf. Vine take,
re civiln1 obyvatelstvo Anglie
utrpelo 'ztraty, jez by zacpaly
1sta kazdemu utrhaci. Ztraty
civilnlho obyvatelstva Britanie
jen co do poctu pTi naletech
zabitych muzG, zen a detf uz
pfevysujf ztraty americk6 ex-
pedicnf armady "a prvn1 sveto-
We valky. z kazdych peti an
glickych dom1 byl jeden mi
cen nebO poskozen bombami,
celkem uz jich je 100000.
V uvazen1 techto ztrat snad
mali hmotne ztraty a ob6ti ma
pohodll mens1 vyznam, ale pres
to must vyvolat shiny DOZEN.
Poole britskych prfd6ld pfTipa-
da tydne ma kazdeho obyvate-
lie kvart mleka a kousek masa
i V Gene dvaceti cent?. Ma SOU
t kromou j1zdu nem1ze dostat
britsky poddany ami kapky ga
= solinu. V Britanii nem1zze 20
: srazce DAM nit nikdo prfjem
+, prevysuj1c1 $4,000 rocne. O.
smdesat procent hochn a Sc
E dmdesat procent d6vcat We We
ku cd IA do II let je nekde "a
j mestnano We valecne praci.
To jsou nevyvratitelna fax
ia a vymluvn6 c1slice O brit
: skych obetech a o britske 1cas-
0 tt ma teto valce. A jen ii, kdo
Sc mohou vykazat ~vlastnimi L.
m6rnymi ob6tmi, by Poole me-
no m1n6ni smell mluvit S L.
: smeSkem O britskemu lidu.
; Kdo bojuji Ia svobodu.
l.. Ale nejde mi O odpove6 ma
nacistickou propagandu,je z ma
obou stranach Atlantiku Sc po-
kousf postvat Brity proti Anne
ricandm a Americany proti
BritGm, kdyz mluv1m O Brita-
: nil jake bojisti. Pr pohledu
ma zpustosena britska mesta a
neprehlednou Tadu britskych
mrtvych nenf tfeba co omlou-
vat nebo vymlouvat. Nam j.
h ny dGvod, proc zadam, ably s.
kazdy vzpomenul ma bojiste z
prvnf bitvy o Anglii. Povzdy
h bylo pychou naseho naroda,
jake je pychou svobodnych Ii
h d1 vSech vekG, uct1van1 tech,
KIDD dovedou "a svobodu bojo-
h vat a tfeba umfrat.
OtrokaTske narody 81 libuji
We snizovan1 a cynickem tupe-
nj jinych, protoze tim privade-
il svet ma stejnou 1roven S Via
D stn1 malost1 a tajnou zavistl.
. Ale lid svobodnych narod6,
protoze ma 1ctu pred sebou a
1ctu Ike sve svobode, Sc jen t6-
81, kdyz NIUE pochvalit stated
Inc ciny nekoho jineho. Prvni
. bitva O Anglii byla takovym
hrdinskyGn cinem, ktery dove
de lid Spojenych Stat6 pc "a
sluze ocenit. PTedsevzal 81, re
druha bitva o Anglii, ma KITE
/, rem take Dude NIT 1cast, row
nez must podat dGkaz statec-
/, nosti cinem, ma ktery Dude sam
a vSichni, KIDD o mem budou jed
nou slyset, budou moci byt pys-
:, lnf.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-04
Mrs. Stephan
Faces Default

Unless Mrs Agnes Stephan, IA
wife of convicted traitor MAJ
Stephan appears in federal court
by 1890 p. m. tomorrow 10 fight
for her American citizenship. thai
citizenship will be cancelled By
default.
That is what Assistant United
States District Attorney Louis NJ
Hopping said today. Hopping
served Mrs. Stephan on August II
with a notice of the revocation OF
her citizenship on the grounds that
it was obtained fraudulently.
Since that time Mrs. Stephan
has made no answer.
If her citizenship is revoked
Mrs. Stephan may be interned as
an enemy alien.
Her husband Is scheduled 10
hang November ID.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-04
Bares Jap Crees: His Story Starts in Times Sunda,

merciless hands of the mountain beasts in uniformthe
Jap gestapo agents.
Powell for years warned of Japans intentions in the
Far East No one fooled this famous editor. Jap mill
tarists and striped diplomats did
not lead him astray with their bows, smiles and Sorry
please excuses of premedated attacks Unlike of
our appeasers Powell dared for years to send up warn
ing flares of Jap monkeyshines.
j. B. Powell received the University of Missouri
school of journalism 1912 medal honoring his work.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-04
GernndnsHo|d
2-to-1 Edge
Suburbs Reached
Berlin Says: Russians
Admit New Retreats
BY JAMES Y. BROWN

International News Service star writer
MOSCOW. Sept. 4.---Outnuna.
bered two and perhaps three 10
one by a Nazi army of 400, 600 men
supported by at least 1000 battle
planes. the defenders of Stalingrad
were forced back steadily on the
ltwo-pronged battlefront today and
fall of the great industrial city On
the volga appeared an imminent
possibility.
| German troops have reached
the western suburbs of Stain
grad and are now directly at
lacking the city. according to I
DNB report broadcast BY Berlin
and recorded by United Press.)
Moscow newspapers reported ~
Gently that a peoples army of
volunteers from factories, offices
and farms might be able At the
eleventh hour to halt the German
Ionrush.
NEWS UNFAvoRABLE
But there was no fresh news AZ
this organization and the CONF
|muniques of the Soviet high COM
mand dealt only with actual mill.
tary developments.
Almost all Of them were TN
favorable and it seemed that little
less than a miracle could prevent
the populous city named after the
premier and leader of the Soviet
Union from collapse.
The bloody fighting along. the
volga ragged without seconds
respite as great masses of German
troops and mechanical units
clashed necessarily with the d.
tenders under cover of countless
dive bombers.
Arrival of seasoned Nazi fliers
from the Egyptian battlefront and
land troops from encampments In
France bore testimony to the Inn
|portance attached by Adolf Hitler
to Field Marshal Fedor Won Books
drive and to the heavy casualties
already inflicted by the Soviets
upon the enemy.
SITUATION GRAVE
But anxious Muscovites sought
in vain for any evidence that the
tide Of battle has turned.
The situation was especially
grave southwest of stalingrad.
where German forces attacked
Soviet infantry troops defending
the direct approaches to the city.
Waves OF between IS and 20
Nazi tanks followed by mobile
Continued on Next Page. Col ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-04
By A. b. CHANDLER
Copyright, 1912. by international New. Service

WASHINGTON, Sept. Al believe that the
Importance of Alaska to the defense of the United
States and in winning the war against the Axis
powers cannot be over-emphasized. We must hold
Alaska at all costs.
AS result of my oficaRtour of inspection of
military and naval establishments in Alaska journey
of than 5000 miesI have returned to Washington
more keeny that the japanese must be speedily
Of tho AloI,tian
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-04
Kicks Man Who Drafts Son

ABILENE, Kan. Sept. 4 (INS).
Mrs. Sylvia Adam will be
brought to book today on a charge
of disturbing the peace. Mrs.
Adam is charging with ending an
argument over the induction OF
her son by kicking Ralyn Hill,
chairman of local draft board.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-04
Mercury Sets
13-Year Record

Detroiters who shivered their
way out of bed this morning are
notified officially by the weather
bureau that they had a right to
shiver-it was the coolest Sep
TENDER a since 1923.
The lowest temperature of the
day was so degrees, close to the
48 degree mark of 1928 and to
the AZ degree chill of 1874, the
coolest September 4 on record.
The forecast is continued cool"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-04

settled by arbitration. The strike
was called by the AFL craftsmen
in protest against employment OF
Go workers on building work.
Leo Garu, president of the
building trades council, announced
in Detroit that his men were be-
ing instructed to return at \once.
Arthur Martin, dean of the law
school at Ohio State University.
will conduct the jurisdictional ar
FILTRATION. scheduled to start today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-04

Kick Out Japs.
Senator Warns
Chandler, Home From AIeu+ian
Tour. Says They Are Peril TO U. S

SPEEDY elimination of the Japs from, the Aleutian
Islands important factor in Uictory the Axis
poUers strongly urged by Senator A. B. Chandler (D)
of Kentucky the following article rften exclusively
for international Nes Service. Chandler is chairman of
special subcommittee of the Senate committee on
military affairs that recently inspected all naDa and
military Embellishments in Alaska, including the
Aleutian outposts.)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-04
By JAMES r. YOUNG
Expert on Far Eastern Affairs

The fightingest two-fsted newspaper writer in
wartorn Asia is the best description give of j. B.
Powell veteran American journalist who is the author
of revelation of Jap horror tactics to in The De-
troit Times beginning Sunday.
I've known u. B." 13 years. He is fearless news
paperman He was kidnapped by Chinese bandits, had
hand grenade thrown at him by the Japs Git bounced off
his shoulder but did not explede and suffered at the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-04
Laval Visits Paris
with
gentle winds.

PARIS. Sept. 4 (via German
Wirelessl l1NSl. - Pierre Laval
French chief of government, has
made three-day visit to Paris
1t was announced today. He ar
rived Monday and departed on the
return journey to Vichy by auto
mobile Wednesday afternoon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-04

Editor and Publisher the newspaperman's trade Journal
editoraized on the necessity of having him released
the Missouri Bankers Association at one time headed
by Mrs Powells father, took an active interest in
PowePs incarceration.
Now he's in the United States, where he can again
write OF his experiences and observations as he has
fearlessly for quarter of century,
Powell and will want front-line seats to observe
the execution of the Japanese gendarmes and opium
bandits of Hirohto-Tojo Yamamoto regime.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-04

uIlNeu Out VI the AleulidIlS.
They now hold strategic posi-.
tons that fit into a wider pattern
in the war of the Pacific. Recent
developments in Japan, the re-
shuffling Of the japanese cabinet
have strengthened belief that ia
pan may soon stab Soviet Russia
in the back.
In such an event Japanese re-
tention of islands in the Aleutians
would be of great value to her,
and success of Japan against So
Wet Russia-although we fer
vently hope for japanese defeat
would intensity the Importance OF
Alaska's situation.
REPORTS TO PRESIDENT
/ have submitted reports in
writing on my inspection of Alaska
to President Roosevelt and 10 Ad-
miral William d. Leahy. the Pres
ident's personal advisor on war
problems. The President and Ad-
miral Leahy are alive to the situa-
ton in Alaska.
My report included the present
(COntinued ON Page Eouyl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-04
ChrySler Strike Ends.
OnI v Us Back ON Jobs

Although temporary settle
ment of the AFL builders strik,
at Chrysler tank arsenal wa
reached yesterday in Washington
only IT'S of the ATS striking work
ers so far have reported for work
a Chrysler corporation spokesman
said today.
"Only about half OF the mill
wrights are back" the spokes-
man continued. This means
that the moving of machinery
Is still held up as well as the
construction and expansion
work.
I'VE don't know why they
didn't report. We Just know
that the men are not here"
SOME NOT NOTIFIED
At the Detroit Building Trades
Council headquarters ii was ex-
planned that the delay was caused
in contracting the workers to in
structing them to report. Some
have taken other temporary jobs
and some could not be reached
for notification of the end of the
strike, which started August 81
The Washington settlement, an
RoHneed by a spokesman for the
War Labor Board, provides that
jurisdictional disputes between the
AL and Go unions working or
the tank plant construction be
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The Weather
HOURLY TEMPERATURES

The sun VIII set at SOL D. m. today,
and rise tomorrow at 1901 a. m.
The moon win set at ala D. m. today,
and rise tomorrow at All a. m.
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i. 5. Orders
License Curb
On Packers
Strict Meat Control
TO Prevent Evasion
Of OPA Regulations

The government prepared to
license all meat packers and
wholesalers following its move
against five Detroit packers anc
others over the country on charges
of violating federal price regula-
tons.
A licensing order issued in
Washington by Price Administra-
tor Leon Henderson Is effective
September s.
II applies to all packers and
wholesalers dealing in dressed
hogs, beef, veal. lamb carcasses
and all retail cuts except mutton.
II does not apply to retailers. who
are already licensed under general
maximum price regulations.
The order was deemed necessary,
Henderson said. 10 prevent the
evasion Of existing and forthcom-
ing price regulations dealing with
meat and meat products" 1t will
enable the OPA TO order suspen-
sion OF business by any licensee
found guilty of violating the gov
ernments price ceilings.
RATIONING LOOMS
1t was reported today that Pro-
duction Chief Donald NJ. Nelson
will shortly issue directive giving
Henderson full responsibility for
distributing civilian meat supplies.
The directive, according to the
United Press. will be forerunner
10 meat rationing and will allow
the OPA 10 prepare for coupon
distribution when the WPB has
the machinery set up - probably
within four months.
Meanwhile. "a far-reaching crack
down on all violators OF federal
price regulations was promised by
the local office of price admins
tration after charges were made
against the five Detroit packing
houses for allegedly selling inferior
beef at prices established for grade
A meat.
EDUCATION PERIOD UP
Alcid d. Ruegsegger. chief en-
forcement officer of the OPA here,
declared today that the education
period was over" and his office
was now prepared to move against
many wholesale and retail estab-
lishments' who are violating price
regulations.
up to now our office has
been investigating individual
complaints and educating busi-
ness. This phase OF our work Is
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