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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-31
Sale of 1912 Seduns
To Reopen Tomorrow

Sale of 1912 four door, hard-top-
ped Chevrolet, Ford and Plymouth
sedans will be resumed tomorrow
to civilians who obtain rationing
certificates.
The Office of Price Administra-
ton also lifted a ban on such sales
that had been in effect since Au-
guest in order to hold the limited
supply intact to meet Army and
Navy requirements.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-31
Warden Service
Faces 509d Cut
In Enrolment
Pearl Hurbor Patriots
Who Shirked TRAINING
To Be Dropped Tonight

The midnight deadline tonight on
training and certification in the
warden service may cut in half its
present enrolment, eliminating the
Pearl Harbor patriots" who have
taken no training, it was indicated
today
officials of the service emphasized
however, that the move to insure
trained workers was not to be con-
sidered a purge, but was in line with
regulations calling for certification
of all those enrolled in the service.
Approximately $4,000 members of
the service either have been certi-
fed, have applied for certification
or are in the final stages of training,
warden headquarters said. The
service total now stands at approx
mately $1,000 men and women.
May Become Fire Watchers.
Several thousand enrollees may be
saved to the service, however, by
permission already granted wardens
who have completed all training but
first aid to apply for certification as
fire watchers, which. in England, is
considered an even more important
assignment than that of the
wardens.
Warden officials admitted that the
service might be cut in half because
of the deadline, but pointed out that
the bulk of those who will be lost
will be men and women who rushed
into the work after Pearl Harbor,
but never have taken any training.
A few days grace will be allowed
those who have not been certified
and have not registered for training,
but have taken some courses. 1t was
pointed out that some merely may
have neglected to register, despite
advance notice.
The OLD Identification cards
handed out to wardens will be
worthless after midnight tonight.
Thousands Of new cards already
have been issued and others are
on the way.
Must Turn in Equipment
AS of tomorrow. members of the
service who have not been certified
and have not registered for training
will have to turn in their arm bands.
helmets and whistles or be classed
as violators of the law, since their
equipment is District property.
Warden officials said, however, that
this did not apply to wardens who
are delinquent only in one course.
1t is mainly to release property held
by those who have taken no training.
Certiflcation has been completed
In 1926 cases. Three thousand ap-
plications have been filed and are
now being processed and possibly
5000 more wardens are in the final
stages of training Warden officials
had no estimate of the number now
registered for training, all of whom
must complete their training six
weeks after they start it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-31
Theuter Aides Death
Laid to Heart Attack

Gilbert c. Kilton, 40, of 1850
Ritchie place NE. who was found
dead in tub full of water in the
bathroom of his home yesterday,
died from a heart attack, an au-
topsy disclosed,
Mr.. Kilton. motion picture pro-
jectionist at the Metropolitan
Theater, was found by his wife, Mrs.
Vesta v. Kilton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-31
Two Airmen MISSING
From Florida Field

BY the Associated Press.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Dec. 81
Two flyers from Lee Field, auxili-
airy base of the Jacksonville Naval
Air Station, have been missing on
a routine navigation flight since
Monday night and are presumed to
have crashed at sea, Navy officials
announced today.
The missing men are Ensign Guy
j. Baker, 81, Alma. Neb., the pilot,
and 1t. Louis G. Koenig, %, Detroit,
a Marine Corps flyer.
Their plane last was seen over
the Atlantic Ocean about Is miles
east of st. Augustine, Fla, Monday
night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-31
Hungry Prisoner
Theft
1Of 300 CLANS

The appetite of Walter 1. Gordon,
81. colored 1882 P street NV,
will cost him his freedom for the
next go days.
Municipal Court Judge John P.
Mcmahon today sentenced Gordon
to go days in jail after the defendant
pleaded guilty to a charge of stealing
800 clans from the rear porch of
MAYORS Seafood Restaurant, 20
Maine avenue S.W., last night.
Gordon told the court that he
took the clans because he was
hungry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-31

vice president: Miss Jessie Lewis,
chaplain; Mrs. Kathryn RAIN,
treasurer, and Mrs. May Parker,
patriotic instructor.
Another event tomorrow will be
the at home" reception to be given
by the Board of Directors of the
Ministerial Council, Evening Aux
iliary. Women's Guild, Junior Guild
and Mrs. John S. Bennett OF the
Central Union Mission from to
8 pm. at ga Indiana avenue NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-31
Aide to D. c. Engineer
Leaving to Join WAACS

Mrs. Marion Parker, secretary to
Porter M. Lumpkins, chief clerk of
the District Engineer Department,
is leaving District service today
to become a WAAC. She is the
first District Building employee to
join the Army Auxiliary.
Mrs. Parker. who resides at $50
Randolph street NV, and is a ma
tive of Salisbury, Md, was given
surprise farewell luncheon today
by group of District coworkers
and gift Of q makeup kit.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-04-15
Sine nnerid)rofenc fatbuliIhe
NutuDrt

PM eincn iiinglt bon ytlllioiini
fir Die Seiicntlihfeit bclti,nntcn
Gnsiprll6, ,Qcpilie mprallihc Erin-
sipien, Die mobl III tSricbenS5citcn on
Globc lcicn nbcr int &rc0c n1Bcr
@ht 5u lolcn leien', onhportete nit
enerAilt)cr @ntriilt,lng boS fotbolilcbc
Blott ,,H HSStolio' NIT fplgenoen Mor-
tcn: Pins loelebem @rlubc ioIltcn
,pir rmiere Nrin5ipiell preis1eben?
Gtma I'M Nonten Der 9f0hltcnIicbc :?
gtein! @t>po neil aerooc iett Die eil-
fohite Menihlibfcit binton0cIctt
miro? Mir ontlporten I'M Nonlcn ser
@cretbtiQfeit: Nein! 0enn hic &c
rehtiofeit ncrlonat, bo6 icbem lcIn
in0inihncleS He6t 5tfo,unIt. 9Scocr
bic fntbolildc Stride nod Die &ntbo-
lifen mcroen ic mld mr ell Sofa
0blpeiHen BON ben Yrin5 5ipien Der @c.
rccDtigfeit, mcld)c hnS sSllnonnent bcs-
hrftlid)en 2ehcns bilhet. .uno nic
miro oic Stride &er6id)t Ieiltcn anl
ein ein5iaeS bieler Erin5iplen, iei eS
Hld nod 10 lllideiubar, I'm bohtrd
Der Stcllng elmer politiiben Taftion
genebm 81 lpcrben!'
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-04-15
Mitt,ucdj, Sen IS. NpriI 1912

3ipilpro5eiiem iein 9tlter anseeeben
bot. Sn elmer Gerbanollnig Dor Dem
9totar Giceolo gegsio an1 81. Sffo.
Der 1470 bat anlunlbns als 3en9e
Iid ols ,,iiber 19 Sabre alt" be5eid).
net, llno penu oieic Iusorufsipcile
nod untlor eribeilt, 10 beieitiet cine
sipcite Notoriotsaftc bonn 25. aitarlt
1897 icoen 3neifel. Ser 9eotar @i-
rolanlo &entimi9lio befragte oen ols
GI0ger ollftretennen Gbriltopb So.
lluubus llotb leinenl sllter. @r ont.
uortcte p Sabre alt. gergleibt man
sic beioen llrfllnoen 10 ergibt 1ib
cilpnnofrei, haB &plltmbus. olpllrbcn
oenl 25. Nugnit lno ocm 81. Sftober
1451 geborcn lein nllIBy am ipobr-
lbeinIihlten moDl int September ober
9lnfong Sftober 1451. @r lit Dem.
uoN nl1r 81 Sabre alt getporoen. -,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-04-15
Gin ncncr @paerIab

S't "<*'S% ~>'~"N*I"S
Scit ocl leit la1aen Sabren err
funoenen Ero5cB aus ialrer Milb
@oac 5lt prooll5ieren, iino erfolarebe:
GcrluHe nit perl6ieoenen anbcrn
Stoffen gcnladt morben gtllu bot
man, ipie o,ls Son Srnncisco berid)'
tet miro, nit ser 9iinoe bes falifor-
niiOen ,,Gcolppob" -Voumes eyperi-
nnentiert, olS oereu 6nIerl, nit edter
&pae permiiht, cine refine, ,iparnbol.
tenoc &olle er5ielt meroe,t fam, Die
hcbclltcnb biIliger il a. ,...
Sic bisber 9c5ci9ten Sroben bes
nellen Wfoteriols entbalten bon 25
bis 35 Fro3ent 9iinbe, ser reltlibe
Ero5entiat bcltebt aus 1euer reiner
&oI1e ooer slbfaImolle, alt6 ols
uSbobbp' befannt. Geine Meltpolle
foltet icbt lnoefdbr einen Dollar oos
Ffunh,, uSbooop' oher 8ollabfdlle.
be peber au Sertilien peripe,lbet
meroer, o6t bis elf Gent bas BIllno,,
sic: sSiber bes ,,8eo,pooo" -Baumes
aber, Die pie leildteno rotes Snnr
altsiiebt, nur bier Gent Die enhgiil.
tigen Srobcn anf ibre Gertpenonn9s,
fabigfeit ii,o nod nid)t abgeiblolien.
Gin poor Groben iinb aber bereits
getra9en, genalhen nno in 2abora.
torien Iinb Geriube auf Saltbarfeit
an9eltellt tporoen Die Gegierltna, Die
iih elmer eroBen Difierena atpii
Nadfrage ,,lno s(neebot geseniibes.
iiebt, 5iebt Die epenhlelle Germeroung
oes neuen Materiols in 8etratbt.
9ie 8eridJte bon Oct rulliihen
5ront, m Ser talrienoc bon be,ttlben
Splooten 1nonaels ecniigenoer 8ol-
fleIolng erfrieren nno Ser Mnfr,f
oer bentlden Hegiernng ,tpar,ne ga.
6en fir bie s5rontiolbaten 3ur Ser.
fiisnng 5lt iteIle,t aeiat, tpie miebtig
8ol1e in oen 8intcrfdmpfen lit.
Sen Ser. Stoaten nnb ibren Nlli.
ierter itebt oer er0Bte Mnteil ser
8oue ber aai3en Nelt anr Yerfii.
gnng, aher tros6em lit bas nad bem
S6abnngen bes 9lmerican @ooI
Council nibt geni1g, l,m sic MiIlio- !,
men bon Soloaten eina,1fleiben lmb:
Den 3ipilbeoarf at beden.
Ser 4@G bat fiir5li6 erflGrt, oaB,
UNI bie boreeiebenen bier Millionen
Mann einoufleioen, in oieIem Sabre.
aIlein 1,200,0OO,o0O Yfano @one
ooer lneelabr Elm 9ritteI n1ebr ais
in Noro- nno 5iioamerifa aiIamlnen-
genonlme,t bergeltellt miro, ,ot,pen.
Big iparen. Das eibt allerbi,,gs tel.
nen pollitanoieen 1leberblif, neil
,,Sbooop' ,mo eil abnli6es, aus Nb.
fan bergeltelltes Material, bas oen
Namen Munao tragt nit reiner 9se,,.
molle ober anberent 8obnaterial Der.
miidt alr Gertilfabrifation bernen.
BET iperoen fann. Y. +
8enn Die Hihoe aller ,,Hebnoo0''.
8aa,me, Die nm bes '9oI5es tpiaen 9e.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-04-15
sSmoiId)er Nberalanbc

gSlc f1ef onS lllDl1dlc Gnlt noh mi
Mberalunhen ltecft, beluciit cine 0fit=
tcilung Nep. Subert Sdlniht's, Der
aus @bubori, SSnoien, idbrcibt. Scr
8roenSmonn, pelher in Ieiner SdDnlc
nerfte, onB etliHc ser &naben, Die
regelmdBig eribienen iparelL feblteL
erfubr, bub oieie Gnoben nidt 5ur
Sbule f0nel1, neil in ser 9t0bc cine
nene Bride eebollt ipurhe. @rflorenh
fiiete ein olterer Sbiiler bin5l, bob
DbofarfoIopos (Saeb auf &noben)
in ser llmeeoeno betrieben ,perbe
Menn n0mlib cine neue Bride eebout
miro, 70 perlaneen bie obergloubiihen
grbaler, ein Wenlbenleben miiiie ees
ppfert tperoen, bontit bie 8riidc ibren
3tped eriiille uno Slid brinee. Nns
1ielem @runbe tpnrben alle iiinaern
&naben aus Ser Shnle 5uriidbebal<
ten, Bis Die @efabr ser &lnberf1nge-
rel porbei tpnr. - Selblt in Ser Drift
Iibcn unb bobaipililierten 0tenlhbeit
berrIdt inlmer nod elm -- wenn ouh
nibt 10 nnmenibli9er, ober ieoen-
foas lGderliher nno oft lbooenbrin=
GENDER - Nber9lmlbe.
X
Sin enttGnidter 8erteibiacr Der
sSramen
sSn Sflaboma Gitp batte einc
ssrau (nidt ein Mann) in elmer
8eitidrift an cine Der bortieen 3ei-
tllnsen bebouptet, Sic 9ral.en bon
bente ieien nid)t mebr ionoerlih boiz
lid ,mb aus Soili6feit banfbar. Gin
sSrellnb ber Srauen (ein Monn)
tpollte bies nidt aelten loien nnh
tpollte ole anflaeenoe 5rat ipiberle-
gen. @r nollte oies tlln bur6 Sat=
laden. Somit ging er oaran, Satz
laden 81 iammeln our6 feline eieenc
@rfabrune. 81 bieien 3ipede belt
er Trauen BEL oen beribiebeniten Sc
leeenbeiten iedaigmal Die Giire often.
Mn Trinfporribtuneen brebte er rit-
terlih aIpanaiamal sen @aiierbabn
an, oamit bie 9amen bequem trinfen
fonnten. Mn gerfaufsitelen in Sc
Idaften trat ct aebnmal ouriid, nm
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-04-15

Moller aus Dem See su fhafien nnn
bonod) bic @intcillng IN Goloer Dor
5nnebnlen.
5don inn Sabre 1884 gelong eS,
sen erlten Goloer fertig3uitellel, 3.
+. Dem Meere einen 9roBen Sell Son=
beS ob5l,ge,pinncn, bas nltnmebr eill=
achcitbt mo sur 8ciieolnng fertia lit.
Ser Eoloer bat sic 8e5eihnlng &ies
rioer Mcer erboltcn. 0ie Voheni lnhc
bctr0gt 10000 Ider.
SSln Sabre 1887 eing man Damn all
Sic Nnl0abc bcran, oen alpcltcn Eol-
Ser, bcn neronltlid)cl1,' at idolien, Der
cine nltborc 8obcnfldbe bon 49,
500 Ndcr baben lnllte.
9ti6t longe hnnod) beeounen antb
sic Gororbeiten fir Den britten Eol=
scr, Der Ocr oroBtc lit 1lno $50, 900
Mder 1lnlfoBt. Eolber GER. A miro
10000 9lfer nmfoHcn.
9toN sen 9crebnungcn niillen
aus bcm 5ipeiten Yolber 1906, 900
600 &ubiflueter gSoiier ols1cplmpt
,pcrhen. 0iele slrbeit finbet lnter
&eitng bollGnoilher SSSngenielrc
ltott, sic MIR nit bollanoiOen Nrs
bcitern nrbciten. 9fon bofit, nod IN
bielem !6erblt bontit fertig 5,t per-
ben. 1000 Ifonn iino bci heln 8ml
bieies Eoloers belh0ftiet.
. gHcnn Ger 0oocn geniieeno troden
Ieiu miro, miro man. alterlt boron
aeben>- ein n@ntial5ungsperfaDrcn'
onrb5ufiibren. 9anu iou einc ;3en-
troloeneinbe nno ietbs fleinere An-
Ben9elueinoen 9eballt tperbcn. Ser
gooen lit eenou ,lnterindt. Yfm bot
Sicfbobrnugen 81 Silfe oenpmnlen,
INN ii6 iiher sic Soaerung Der 8phen=
lhidtcn flor 81 ipcroen. Man ermor-
tet iiberoll einen reisben @rnteertrog,
e., sssn eriter 2inie Iollen @ei3et lmo
Semitic anaebout iperoen. 0aalt miro
reiblib @eibelonb fiir Gieb porban-
Den icin. @robere Srtibaften per.
ben nid)t aneeleat perben. sSnbuitrie-
onlo9em iino bon nornberein ausge=
ibloiien.
Sn ser SoGe elmer ber eroBen
Gnmpltotionen iIt cine 9afel nit ser
Snlbrift anaebraht: ,@ine 1ebenoiee
Station ba,t fir ibre 3uf,lnft".
X
9as @ebnrtsjabr gbsifopb &plnm=
bms' jett feitseiteat?
8ei ipenigen @roBen Ser 8eltee-
ihi6tc, ihreibt elm @edielblott, por
man bisber iiber oen nngefdbren
3eitpnnft ibrer @eburt 70 mangelbaIt
umterridtet tpie BET &olumb,ls. Seit
iiber 100 Sabren iit bieie Sroac bon
ben @elebrten INNER tpieber erortert
tporoen. 9ie Meinunesperldieben-
beiten eritredte1 iid babel iiber eineu
fait 1nelaablid) srpben 3eitrallm bon
81 Sabren, nalnlib bon 1880 bis
1857. Sn ben lebten sSsabr5ebnten
glanbte man 9lnbalte 6a fit ae,ponnen
5lt baben, oaB &olumbus etma 1446-
AZ aeboren iein miiiie. aub bieie
3obt aber biirfte falid ieitL ebenio
pie oie pielfad iid) finoenbe sneabe
bes scoestoges, bes 2t. Moi 1906.
&ollmbus iit in 8abrbeit om Abeno
oes 20. N'ai 1906 ,seltorben. Cine
ioeben berauseefon1mene ne,,e, Unit
faiienbe &olunbusltu6ie ser 8renler
Wifienidaftliben @eieuidaft brinet
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-04-15
RIl ~ i6lza n el26
III MQerlei aug aller @clt M

0anen por linn beoient ,uerben 5l
loiien. 9reibiamol lieb er iSrmlcn
alrs bcn Sobrltiiblcn 5uerit beraus-
oebcn Giernol iiberlieB CT 6rmten
lciuen Elos in her StrnBc1bnbn. ,Snl
@on5en nollbrod)tc er 0onen ge9en-
iiber 124 rittcrlidc Soten. Sci bielCn
124 Nften icincr boflihfcit lo0ter
ibm nlr 5mei 9omen y9anfe lbon".
Sine 9ln5abl onbercr loben i'm nit
norlpurfspollen 9lugen on, olS bielten
iie i'm fir cincn, ser nit ibnen ilir-
ten ippIlc. Ser bisberigc ,Srel,no Der
tSrollcn It n1n cnttGnld)t luo aibt
Der onflogcnOcu Trou red)t. - (Sa-
milienhlatt.)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-04-15
Sd,Wicrigfeitcm bcs Teacrprpblcms

gSoibin9ton, lbreibt bie uNeips.
lpcef', bat neuc Sorgcn pc0en Ocs
9tcgcrproblens. Snl erlten &eltfrieo
gob es Tcibercien ltno Nufrubr 5piz
lhcu Nc9ern ltnO WciBel. Iebnlihc
3uit0noe loiien aegeniuartia 9ieibe-
rcicn nn0 9iniienfonflifte bcfiirftcn.
0ie inter ser 9cpreiiion barter be
trofielen 9teger bobcn Iib nod nibt
poIlitdnoig erbolt nno ferner lino iie
bnr6 3nriidlebllna in monhen
Griegsinonitrien erbittert.
Manberlei Eropaganha bat lmter
ibnet einaeiest. 3unahit m,roen iic
bon Sen &onlmlllllten beorbeitet, lie
lollten Eoilenoleihbeit nit hen &ci-
ben perlonoen. sSerner bot Die iopo=
nibc Gropnaonha iib ibrer bemdb
tist nno linen eroBere ssreibeit per-
iprohen. @s ipor felt langcm be
fannt, oob iaponiiGe 9iplomoten Iid
nl,Beroroentlib fir .oie Neeerbe,pe=
gung intereiiierten. 0ie ss9ssS bot 10
oar cine @rlippc bon elmer japoni-
1toen &pIonnc I'M ct. 9puis entbiilIt
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-04-15
Gine lebenSise Matipn bant fit ibr,
...s ~. 3ufMnft

nert' an Dem Sollano leit mebr OILS
3ipel Sabroebnten ballt: Die Srofen=
le9nng oes -3uioeriees, miro ,nnnter-
broben neitereeiiibrt. : Sbibon san5
SollonO felt Sobr nuo Gag unter
frelnoer 9eietune itebt ,no Die aus-
beiierllng Der &rieasidaoen einen
eroBen Nnfipano bon @elb i,nb Or.
belt perIblingt, arbeitet Sollono mel
fer an oenl grobten 8roieft, oos es
le mternomnlen.
&enn bos @ert bollenoet fem
miro, 10 miro Sollano an nnbbarer
Vooenflobc nm runo 10000 ader
9roBer iein, nm iieben Yro5ent mebr,
ais bas sreal eegenm0rtig ,mioBt
mo nm 5ebn Erooent mebr bes an-
hauiabiaen 8obens. sSn bem eonaen
groBen @ehictc miro nur ser Y1leliee
erbalten bleiben. SIM Sabre 1920
mi,roc nit oem Hieienprojeft begon-
men. Man boffte, bie eeiualtise gnf-
aabc bis aum Sabre 1926 lolen an
fonne,l. Die 8a,,folten ,poren oui
$75O,00O,00O bis at $1,0OO,OOO,-
600 peranldlaet. Wan rehnet eeeen-
'portig ni6t banit, bas 9atum elm
balten au fonne,. Man ilt iid aud
eariiber flar, baB iib Die gaufoiten
erbeblib iteigern iperoen. Nibtsoeito-
lpeniaer bolt Die 8eeierung oil Dem
Groieft feit.
Ser 26 Meilen lnnge Damn, ser
6en 3niber-See nah Der Norbfee a.,
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-07-16
Babson Says
Hard
Only Return to Old
Fashioned Enterprise
Can Prevent Depres-
sion, He Believes.
BY ROGER W. BiBSON
Copyright-l9i2 Publishers
Financial R1IrnIrI Inc


Gloucester. Mass. July l6.-For
tho past two weeks have been
visiting here in the city where |
WIS brought up. In fact. ! am writ
ing this column in the house in which
! was born and on the lot Of land
upon which the first BabSon squat
ted She was Isabel BabSon who
landed here in 1887. Let me add
that one Of my ancestors who lived
in this twclvcruom house had 81
children. He had real hedge agar 81
both initiation and depression,
Taxes vs. Enterprise.
What changes do | notice here
from year Ia year" The chief one
and this applies likewise 10 thris-
andS of other ci'icS-iS the lack of
enterprise. In fact. this was evident
before the present var. Tho truth
is that the money which was form
crly riskcd IN developing ncw in
duStricS has. for the past ten years.
been needed Ia pay nov taxes This
is very sad fact which must bC
corrected If cities like Gloucester
are To thrive dg IN.
Increased taxes have not cut 1iv-
ing expenses but have come wholly
out Of money which heretofore wen,
into new buildings, new factories.
new ships. and other investments.
This is the ri reason FOR the I'M
employment which preceded the war
and which is bound TO come again.
Continued ON Page Fr,cI
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-07-16
Wage Limit
ToBe Asked
l h r G d t of Partial
breakdown of Price
Control System Ex-
pected to Bring Ad-
ministration Request
for New Laws.

Washington. JuIy i6.-(AP)
Threatened with Il partial
tutiapSc uI the pricr control svs-
tom, the administration was re-
ported today 10 be preparing Il
request iur new legislation built
around S,mv form uI Waw, stab
.i.HatI"n.
President Roosevelt has dis
ruH>td the situation with con-
srcssional leaders several times
III recent weeks. Informed con-
Sic>Smcn who declined quota
ton by name said the President
WAS about ready To make known
the remedial steps he and price
control officials believe should
be taken.
~ Il result. IN, MIXERS OF Congress
who mad been look .ng forward Ia a
recess OF several weeks starting III
about ten days were being told quiet
~ tina, thcy might nave iu revise
their plans.
Rising farm prices. which have moi
yet reached the statutory ceiling
III The basic price control act. already
have caused Leon Henderson. price
administrator. 10 raise the ceiling on
canned and dried fruits. Sporadic IN
q, aScS III wages. III the cost OF raw
products and III other miscellaneous
costs such as transportation have
made an "cNtrcm"!y tight" situation
with reference Ia many Other cell
h.. Il
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-07-16
Married Men
And Youths
To BeCalled
Secretary Of War Says
We Have Never Had
a Great War in Which
We Did Not Find it
Necessary to Call up
Both These Classes

Washington, Jul Y lG.-(APD
Secretary of War StimSun en-
pressed his belief today that
young married men and youths;
of Is 10 20 would have 10 he
drafted for the armed forces he
fore Il victory over the axis is
won.
Asked Al his press conference
whether the War Department.
sill believed these men would
be needed for the Army. slim
sun replied that 1--WE have never
had great war in which we did
not lind IL necessary to call up
both these classes
IT, reminded reporters that some
Young married men already wcr"
beng drafted under the Srlrciivr
service law, and sand also inc ne
IicEcd IL would he nee, Ssary event.
tally /" lower the draft age To- IL
However. he SAID. voting men
III that group shuUld nr; feel il NEG
">SarN To- alter their plans lor :nc
immediate" future"
Congress recently adopted a s"lcc-
tive service policy To- defer ~ long as
possible the induction ui married
men al draft age maintaining family
relationships. St!mSOn'S bclI,i that
eventually they would Toe needed IN
dlcatrd that the War department re-
g"rdCd the puStponcmcnt oi their
""'IN" service as a temporary. indie
finite one
The, War secretary had -. r.r,,'..-
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-07-16

OPA recently permitted an in
crease OF 2 10 cents gallon on
gasoline on the cast coast Ia COM
hcnSa'c the oil companies for the
higher cost Of shipping fuel ~ tank
car IMAM by tank ship The cheaper
FORM of tanker transportation had -
ID" curtaincd because of the sub
marine menace.
Yesterday. however. Secretary Of
commerce Jesse Jones announced
mat tho defense supplies corporation
would assist in financing" the more
expensive form Of shipping While
no further details were available.
senator Russell. Democrat. Georgia
advised the Senate that this meant
mat cast coast gasoline tranSporta-
non costs would be subsidized.
Information available today indi-
ca'cd only that some general plan
ni subsidy had been arranged. but
INC ciicct on retail prices could not
80 determined mtIl rur'hCr details
N' worked nu.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-07-16

N:ciy, July li.-,Apy-Thc
\!chy government officially
protested today To- Washington
agar s. IA ign meat of military.
'"''' .,nIa lN.- 80 Genera
= ~ - It" i;"u.ir. declaring this
C. Institutes an attack on the
%'Nv", :%Hly Of France
I'm iuihmritrd source declared
II WAS "iiadmi>>ablc" that the
N'r"r.;nn governments. (which
- maintaining nnrmaI relations
WITH In" French government. also
M inia'n relations with a rebel
force
'F"" tinted States Druartncn' of
state announced July @ that Nd
a'!@! Harold Il. Stark and Br.ga-
".r" General Charles l.. Bul,r mad
o''u g.. ,Gn"d - consult in London
Win ne NATIONAL committee of The
Fighting HrcuCH headed b.; General
!" Gaul.r ON an matters relating
.' -" ruEdyCt ri he war"
9TH" announcement; amd an ac-
rnnNanyng memorandum stressed
nat The purpose was Ia strengthen
military aid 10 In" E..,hiIng French.
and did not refer to the controversy
over diplomatic recognition. which
the United STATES has not given the
d" Gaull" orGJuilItionD
The uru:"~' was announced pend
ing publication II The French stand
concerning Frnch warShlp, intern
rd n y. Na.d.u The latter was I'M
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-07-16
MANEUVERS FRONT
REPORTED QUIET

WHd"shoro. July l6.-,ApD-iIl
Va q'ict on the Carolinu> uaucuycr
front today as the Sixth Army corps
red and blue armies moved into posi-
tuu, tor the start Of III" second
pHu~, of their activities.
tn" blue army, mountaineering It's
opponents three to enc. captured the
INST problem ui the mIucuvCr~.
IN" first during wartime tor the
Army.