davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-04
Comes

Detroit Boosters, a semipro base
ball club, wants games tor Sun
days and holidays. For games write
to Bert Pankratz, 2020 Witherell,
Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-04
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Major League
Standings

OdfleS Dehlnd leader.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
No games scheduled.
rODAY's GAMES
DETROIT AZ Chicago.
Cleveland az 81. Louis (niEhi1.
New YORK At Pennington (night).
Philadelphia At Boston.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-04
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Games behind leader.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Brooklyn 7.iO-0 New York ali WYATT
and owen 'hungo Adams 90, Feldman
90. Lohfman 80 and banning.
fLosing pitcher.
TODAY'S GANTS
Chicago a. PITTSBURGH
Brooklyn ~ Nee York fniEhJ
Boston e. PHILADELPHIA
81 LOUIS a. Cincinnati.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-04

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La gaceta., 1942-08-28
MATRIM0NIOS

Robert Y. Velasco, 20, y Dora
Maria Mendez, 20; Theodore w.
Bond, 40, y Wanda j. Ringley,
10; James r. Moreland, "a, y
Bonita McClintock. SO; Alton
Duales Grimes, %, y Helen l..
Kahl, 81; Phillip w. Arnold, %.
Y Margaret Johnson, %; Daniel
b. Kendrick 10, y Teodosia Scho
mover, %; Gumersindo C6rces,
"a, Y Dorothy j. Jaeb. 1S; f. l.
Stone, 35, y Lucy Irene Handy
20; Earle Han, 20, y Jewell
Hall, %; John Martin Pulls, 81.
y Audrey Lee Yates %; Henry
Arthur Ekberg, %, y Alice MAJ
garet Logan, %.
La gaceta., 1942-08-28
NOTAS SOCIALES
tPoR MARIO RODRIGUEZ

joles negros, lech6n asado, ensa-
l&da, postre, vino y cafe.
Mientras los comensales sa-
boreen este rico menu, seran de-
leitados con un soberbio acto de
variedades en- la que tomaran
parte las hermanitas Garcia
Francisco Rodriguez, Ell ciegui-
to; la inigualable parejita de bal
les cubanos Frank y Marta; la
pareja de bales internacionales
Johnnie Y Millie; ell tanguista
Justo Ferrara y otros.
La parte bailable estara a car
go de laorquesta la Tropical"
con sus cantantes Srta. Merce-
des Sanchez y Joaquin BARGE
mas.
A las cinco de la mahana ter
minara la fiesta.
Noche de grata recordaci6n
para todos los que asistan.
La gaceta., 1942-08-28
DIVORCIOS Y PLEITOS

Decretos Alice Reynolds Do
rrian contra James j. Dorian
Virginia M. Bedingfield contra
Talmadge Bedingfield; Mar
Gus A. Robinson contra Alga l.
Robinson.
Nuevas demands: Lois AN.
bright contra Robert Albright
w. III. Freeman cotnra Henry
Freeman; Fernando G. Ramos
contra Mirta Ramos; Rena NJ
Brawley contra John M. Draw
ley Mary NJ. Minutaglio contra
Ernest Minutaglio; Marion S.
Crichlow contra w. b. erich
low; j. +. Williams contra Mir
ME Williams Helen II. Nevins
contra Roger G. Nevins; Virgil
Pope contra Gussie Pope; Dav-
id Beacham contra Anna Belle
Beacham.
La gaceta., 1942-08-28
Las resfnicciones en- Ia ventu de
ArtfcvIos en- los Esfodos Unidos.
AvxiEo q Ia production b&lico
Los fobrieontes preston todo su oFeneion
- a los obiefvos miItores

WASHINGTON. - La res
tricci6n en- la venta de un gran
n1mero de articulos, para con-
sumo de los civiles en- los Esta-
dos Unidos, Sc encuentra COM
pensada por los aumentos
crecientes en- Ia production de
materiales belicos. La pro-
duccion de tanques, armas,
aviones, y barcos, ha Degado a
cifras que nunca hasta hoy ha
logrado ningIn pals.
Los ciudadanos americanos reco-
nocen que al privarse de ciertos
a~rticulos de lujo, cooperan en- ell
esfuerzo belico. Cada trozo de me-
tai, cada a~rtefacto electrico, cada
Elovatio que pueda ~utilizarse en- ell
esfuerzo belico, nos acerca mas a
Ia victoria y a lograr la seguridad
del hemisferio. Por ESQ los ciuda-
danos Sc privan gustosamente de
nuevos automobiles, de maquinas
para lavar, de radios, de fon6gra-
fos, de mobiliario de metal, y de
otros numerosos artfculos.
Lista de ArticulOs que no se
fabricar&n
Una lista de cerca de 100 artfcu-
los fue recientemente pubiicada por
Ell gobierno. Esta incluye muchos
articulos de consume que desapare-
ceran del mercado tan luego como
re agoten las existencias actuales y
no reapareceran. hasta que termine
Ia guerra.
Cuando las reservas ~existentes de
los artfculos citados sc agoten, los
ciudadanos de los Estados Unidos
llevaran una vida mas sencilla.
Una vez que Sc deteriore 81 ma
quina de afeitar, Ell hombre Sc afei-
tara con su antigua mAquina y con
IN surtido limitado de hojas de
sfeitar.
Asimismo, Ia dueha de casa sc
privara pronto de ciertas comodi-
dades a las que ha estado acostum-
brada. En- numerosas ocasiones,
tendr4 que hacer ell cafe en- una de
las cafeteras antiques y tostar ell
pan en- la parrilla, va que las cafe
teras y los tostadores ~electricos
no Sc fabrican. Sus ondas seran
naturales, hechas con los simples
rizadores, al deteriorarse los &C.
tuales equipos en- e~xistencia. Las
maquinarias para permanentes es-
tan incluidas en- Ia lista de artfcu-
los cLS@ fabrication Sc ha suspen-
dido.
Infimo precio de la Victoria
Tanto los hombres como las
mujeres afrman que es este un
precio infimo para obtener La vic
toria y conservar la libertad.
Por todos lados, en- eambio, LOO
ciudadanos comprueban los result
tados de sus SACRIFICES. Inmensas
fGbricas est&n produciendo incesan-
La gaceta., 1942-08-28
SLAUGHTER INGRESO EN- Ell
CUERPO DE AVIACION

San Luis, agosto 28.-Ingre-
So aver en- Ell cuerpo de aviaci6n,
como soldado voluntario, Enos
Slaughter, ell jardinero derecho
de los Cardenales de San Luis.
Creese que podra terminar la
temporada.
Tiene 26 amos de edad y su
promedio al bate, actualmente,
es de 324.
Figura al frente de todos los
bateadores de "simples," con un
total de 155.
Aparece tambien en- ell hume
70 uno de los "tribeyeros," con
un total de 16.
La gaceta., 1942-08-28

rg; Artoe, TT; Wilson, re; Luch-
man, Oh; Noting, In; Gahar-
neau, rh, y Osmanski, fb.
Componen ell equipo ~"estelar'
de los universitarios: Ringer,
Minnesota Daniel, Ohio State /;
Crimmins, Notre Dame; BANJO
mis-, Detroit; Jeffries, Missouri /;
Blozis, Georgetown; Kutner, Tie
Xas; Erdlitz, Northwestern
Smith, Minnesota Juzwick, No
ire Dame, y Graf, Ohio State.
La gaceta., 1942-08-28
Ell Cabaret del Sdbado

Ell Cabaret del SdbddO
Manana Sabado es el dfa esco-
gido por la Secci6n de Damas
del Cfrculo Cubano, para cele-
brar su magno Cabaret Priva-
do. Todas las mesas Sc han VEN
dido. La seccion organizadora
.establecera una nueva marca en-
esta clase de ~fiestas.
Tcdo la mas granada de nues-
ira soaedad Sc vera ALI reuni-
da, como una sola familia, dis
frutando de este gran aconteci-
miento social.
A las IL 100 de la noche CO.
menzara Y a Ia una de la mana
ma empezara a servirse la cena
compuesta por arroz blanca. fri
La gaceta., 1942-08-28
LOS OSOS DE CHICAGO JU-
GARAN CON LAS ESTRE-
IIIIAS DE LOS COLEGIOS Y
UNTVERSIDADES

Chicago, agosto 28.-El do
mingo, en- Ell campo del soldado,
jugaran los Osos de Chicago
futbolistas PROFESSIONALS, con u
ma selection de "estrellas" de los
Cdegios y Universidades.
George Halas, dueno y coach
de los 0sos, anuncia esta alinea-
ci6n: Siegal, lie; Stydahar, 1t;
Fortman, lg; Turner, c; Bray,
La gaceta., 1942-08-28
Otf-o bale

OtrO bale
Con inusitado entusiasmo ha-
cen preparativos la Secci6n de
,Damas del Centre Asturiano
para su bale annual que efectuara
ell Sabado 10 del entrante mes
de S~eptiembre.
Son ayudados pOr sus compa-
ieros de la Secci6n de Recreo,
la que preside ell correcto joven
Manuel Arduengo.
La Srta. Gonzalez, Presiden-
La gaceta., 1942-08-28

ing, los j6venes Frank Lopez
Ursco y Eiiecer Garrido.
A estos j6venes Sc les ofreci6
una fiestecita de despedida. a la
que a~sistieron sus familiares y
amiStades.
La gaceta., 1942-08-28
En- Ell Patio JdrdiH

En- Ell PdtiO-Jdrdin
Eel pr6ximo domingo habra o.
tro bale en- ell Patio Jardin, aus
piciado por la Secci6n que CO.
manda Oscar Cuervo.
Ell Sr. Cuervo dice que sortea-
"a premios en- metalico entire la
asistencia.
Tocara la orquesta que dirige
el professor Frank Grasso.
Recordamos que los hombreS
en- uniforme solo pagaran 3Oc
La gaceta., 1942-08-28

temente una interminable corriente
de armas. Los SACRIFICES de los in
dividuos Sc transforman en- ell po-
derfo de la nacion.
La publication de las establish
cas- ofciales sorprendera al mundo.
En- muy pocos meses, los aumentos
han alcanzado cifras que nadie
sospecha.
En- otrOs pafses
Las pr~ivaciones de la poblaci6n
civil Sc refejan l6gicamente en- TODD
ell hemisferio. Las otras naciones
americanas han acudido a los Esta-
La gaceta., 1942-08-28
Para ell Caapamento

Para el CdmpdmeRtO
lLuego de haber pasado aqui
varios dias de licencia, regrest
al Campamento donde Sc entire
ma ell apreciado joyen Eduardo
Gutierrez. hijo de los esposos
Amparo y Jorge Gutierrez, do.
miciliados en- ell 1908 de la Gale
16.
Buena suerte para 6l Y los su.
yos es nuestro deseo.
La gaceta., 1942-08-28

embre. EN- los tsrrenos de Trio
2 la Policia.
Empezara a las dos Y media
lie la tarde, va que en- ell mismO
no habra almuerzo.
Dos orquestas locales tendran
a su cargo la parts bailable.
Para comodidad de los asis-
tentes habra un buen servicio
de AUTOMOBILES.
La gaceta., 1942-08-28

dos Unidos para obtener muchos
articulos que no Sc encuentran por
ell momento.
AIN los mas sencillos a~rticulos de
consume diario, tales como CENT
ceros de metal, camas de metal,
celofan perchas de metal, varillas
para cortinas, maquinas para cortar
ell cesped, y ventiladores electricos,
no Sc encontraran en- venta.
Este es ell motive por ell cual la
production belica sc remonta a
cumbres tan elevadas. Y por ESQ ell
ciudadano de los Estados Unidos no
duda del resuItado de esta guerra.
La gaceta., 1942-08-28
Continda en- ell Sanatorio

COnttnNd en- CT SdnGtOt1O
Nos informa ell simpatico a
migo Willie Nogueira que su Sc
nor padre, Ell bondadoso caballe-
70 Jose Maria Nogueira, Sc en-
.cuentra bastante mejorado de la
dolencia que lie obligara a re-
oluiSe en- Ell Sanatorio del Gen.
tro Espahol.
Aunque ell medico que 10 asis-
tie lie ha recomendadO absolute
reposo, espera volver a su no
gar dentro de pocos dias.
La gaceta., 1942-08-28
Muy mejorada

Muy mej0rddG
Seg1n pasan lc- dias Sc acen-
t1a la mejorfa de la apreciada
Sra. Ana Maria Fernandez. es-
posa del amigo Francisco Fer
nandez de la Nuez.
Mucho nos place dar Ia mott
cha.
La gaceta., 1942-08-28

ia de esa Secci6n, esta al habla
cen varias u tas de renom-
bre.
Nos prometen otros detalles,
que con gusto daremos a como
Ger.
La gaceta., 1942-08-28
TO ROUSE FLOW
OF LIVER BILE

Oct q bottle Of Krusehen Salts toniRht.
Hair an hour before breakfast, take as much
as VIII 10 on a dime IN a glass Of water (hot
or eoldp or IN your morning Gun OF tea or
cones ana keep this up for 80 days. Kruaohan
taken this way helps relieve such symptoms
a. SICK headaches, b0we aiuKRinhneas and
ao-called bilious indigestion when due "a In
sunicient nov o. bile from the gaIl-blaader.
You can get Kruschen, a famous EngIlsh
I9fmuis made IN the U.B.A, AZ any drug
s'ofe' t0o must % aauaned or money back.
La gaceta., 1942-08-28

Otros que pdrtieroR
Partieron el pasado mi6rco-
les para ell Campamento Bland
La gaceta., 1942-08-28

ST senor
Compre la pintUra B.
L. P. Solamente Sc ven
de en- King-G Greco Hard
ware Co., ga. ayenida y
Gale Is.
La gaceta., 1942-08-28
COT DATE?
Don't neglect your Breath

II you've got a date with the girl friend. or
a business appointment, play smart and take
The proper precnution 20 see hat your bread
doeagt Offend Unnecessarily After an, moth.
ing Is 80 inexcusahle and so offensive. a.
rogleossd case Of halitosis chad BREATH. Be.
fore your next date or business appointment,
rinse the mouth with Liaterine Autiseptic.
Almost Immediately your breath becomes
swecier, purcr. less likely to offend, Most
cases Of h~alitosis, say some authorities. are
due TO the fermentation Of tiny food particles
In the mouth. although some casea may be
due 20 systemic disorders. Against the for
mer condition. Lister,nc Antiseptic works
wonders because Il first halts the fermen "a
ton and then overcomes the od3rs Il causes.
Don't forget to use Il. Its the first aid OF
thorgands Of popular and successful people
LlSTERINE AkTISEPTIC
70 Make Your Breath SDssfSr
La gaceta., 1942-08-28
I'm Picnic

I'm Picnic
A modo de recordatorio trae-
a nuestras notas de hoy el
Picnic que la Seeci6n de Recreo
del Bakers Social Club" cele-
.brara Ell Domingo seis de Sep
La gaceta., 1942-08-28
new! "BACTEROSTATIC"
HYGIENE
now finding great favor
among WOmen...

Many doctors recommend regular use
Of dcuches a. q precautionary meas
ure for women who want 70 be clean,
dainty-for women troubled BY of
Tending odor or discharge.
Some products may be harmful TO
delicate tissues. But not Lydia r.
Pinkham's Sanative Wash Pinkham's
eanative Wash Is gaining great favor
among women because It's NOT q
harmful germicide. Instead It's
mighty effective "bacteriostatic" 1.-THE
modern trend II not only discour-
ages bacterial growth and infection
but thoroughly cleanAes and deodof-
lies. Very soothing - relieves minor
t~rritations and discharge and has q
tonic effect on delicate membranes.
Inexpensivel Get your bottle Of Lydia
Pinkham's sanatiyo Wash today. All
druggists. q
La gaceta., 1942-08-28
SScntchine..zs! &; &

For QUIT rclleI Ifom ltcfinR caused by cczemA
athlete " loot, scabica. plmpleh and other annoy
ing skin troubles. use cooling. medicated, liquid
D. o. D. PRESCRIPTION. a doctors formula.
Cfeascless and stainless. Soothca. comforts and
quickly calms intense itching Soc trial bottle
proves II. OF money back Don't suffer. Ask your
druggist today for u. D. y. PRESCRIPTIONS
La gaceta., 1942-08-28
Did HDlAmOnd JIM Nave
Stomach or Ulcer PaIns7

II Is hardly likely that Diamond Jim
Brady could have eaten 30 vora.
ciously II he suffered after eating
pains. Sufferers who have 10 pay
The penalty Of stomach or ulcer
pains. indigestion, gas pains, heart
burn, burning sensation bioaf sL1
other conditions caused by excess
acid should try a 25c box Of Udga
Tablets TT ey must help or money
rnfunded.
La gaceta., 1942-08-28

Santos Gel dta
San Agustin Obispo y doctor.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-04-15
TRAFFIC RULES NOT SUSPENDED
 DURING ALERT

Traffic regulations are not sus- pended during an Alert it was stated today by the Juneau Civilian Defense Council.
 We wish to emphasize that op- orators of cars, trucks. busses and other vehicles must not violate the City traffic dinance during 'Alerts. This applies to members. of the Defense Unit as well as all other automobile operators, who must obey traffic regulations. An Alert does not authorize anyone to violate the ordinary, regular rules it was stated.
 Violations of traffic ordinances during "Alerts" are subject to pun ishment the same as though no Alert was being held.
 An Alert" is to be conducted sometime between dawn and noon tomorrow and automobile drivers are warned that any violations of traffic rules will be strictly dealt with.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-04-15
REDS SMASH NAz| FORCE
 AT BRYANSK
Soviets Storm Key German Base Near White
 Russia Border
(By Associated Press

Major developments in the Euro pean theatre of war includes news from the Russian Front in Soviet dispatches which claimed that Red troops have smashed through the first line of defense guarding Bry- ansk, key Nazi base only 60 miles from the borders of White Russia.
 The attackers are said to be bat tling fiercely with the second line of defense today.
 A communique from Moscow stat d that heavy German counter at tacks have cost the invaders 22,000 killed and several times that num- Der injured since April l. The Ger mans lost 466 planes in the first seven days in April, the communicate said, as against only 86 Soviet war planes.
 Meanwhile, Adolf Hitler's head quarters issued a dispatch which said that German siege guns have touched off big fires in Leningrad which has been heavily shelled by Nazi forces. This same dispatch reported that totally flooded ter ritories'' prevented land fighting on the southern front in Russia.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-04-15
GOVERNMENT
 BLAMED FOR
 SHIP Fl R E
Normdndie Disaster Laid to CdreIessness, Super
 vision Lack by Group

WASHINGTON, April 15 The House Naval subcommittee investi- gating the Normandie disaster blamed "carelessness and lack of proper supervision" for the fire which damaged the huge liner which was being converted into the troop transport Lafayette in New York, but reported that opportuni- ties for sabotage were abundant .
 In concluding it's two-month in- vestigation, the subcommittee is-, sued long report sharply critical of Government handling of the big ship and revealing that orders had been given that it sail on Feb ruary IA, five days after it burned and subsequently, capsized.
 The report asserted that the fire unquestionably was started by parks from a blow torch which ,nited life preservers.
 The committee said that investi- yation failed to disclose any per sons intentional act of sabotage md said the fire was not started oy willful or malicious intent, but here is no escaping the conclusion hat whatever the cause or conse- luences the fire is directly at tributable to carelessness and lack )f proper supervision"
 The subcommittee made B recom- mendations, one of which was to the effect that the operation of should be placed under the jurisdic- United States merchant vessels ton of the Secretary of the Navy
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-04-15
Former Douglas BoyIs Reported
 "L0si in A(fion''

Robert N. Traver, seaman first class on a tender with the Asiatic Fleet, has been Host in action" ac- coring to word received by his mother, Mrs. Margaret Traver Man uel, of Hayward, California.
 Mrs. Manuel is the former Mar garet Livie, of Douglas, and Robert was born in the island city about twenty years ago. They lived in Douglas for a short time following his birth when they moved to the States
 Mrs. Manuel had not heard from her son since late last year. He had joined the Navy shortly after being graduated from an Ontario, Cal, high school, year and half ago and had been on duty in Asiatic waters for the last year. Word from the bereaved mother was received here by Mrs. Arthur Bringdale.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-04-15
FORMER NRA
 CHIEF DIES
 EARLY TODAY
Gen. Hugh Johnson Passes Away in Washington
 Hard Driving Career

WASHINGTON, April 15-Gen. Hugh Johnson, hard driving and angry tongued Iron Pants" of the World War and head of recovery period NRA, more recently caustic newspaper columnist, died suddenly today as the result of pneumonia, l2 hours after writing his last col umn against the doctors orders that he must take complete rest.
 Death came to the former sol- dier at 4;50 o'clock this morning in a Washington hotel
 Gen. Johnson had been in a weakened condition for the past several months by ill health.
 Although he arose from a Cap- tain to a Brigadier General and was awarded Distinguished Ser vice Medal during the World War, Johnson died technically private citizen as the President, year ago. refused him reappointment as an Army Reserve Officer.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-04-15
DR. RUDE RETURNS,
 SHORT VACATION

pr. J. O. Rude returned last night from a short vacation trip to Petersburg, his home for thirteen years before he moved to Juneau. He flew down on Sunday and spent several days visiting with old friends.
 During his few days in Peters burg, Dr. Rude attended a concert given by the students of the Wran- gell Institute which he said vas excellent. It is his understanding that they are planning to come to Juneau to repeat the concert. Among the former residents of the Capitol City he saw in Petersburg we're the Claire E. WilGers, owners of the weekly newspaper in that city.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-04-15

 15 British
 Ships Sunk
Report Vessels Sent Down in One Hour Off
 India Coast

TOKYO, April 15-Japanese war ships are operating so close to the shore of India that sailors can see the hills and white forts, a Jap naval commander said today. He reported that Jap warships sank Is large enemy merchantmen in less than an hour on the morning of April 6 in surprise attack on a British convoy.
 As the Jap warships crept in for the kill the Jap commander re- ported, more than score of the British vessels apparently mistook the Japanese for British naval units and continued to sail southward un- preturbed
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-04-15
ATTACK REPORTED

UNITED STATES HEADQUART- FRS IN AUSTRALIA. April Is -- Gen. Douglas MacArthur's head quarters announced today that the United States Air Force has made q smashing attack on the Japanese occupied air bases at Manila, Cebu Davao in the Philippines.
 At the Nichols Field in Manila. hangars were destroyed in the at tack and the runways were dam aged
 The announcement also says that at Dayao, southern part of Min darao Island, one bomber was de- stroyed, several were damaged, one seaplane was shot down and two others damaged. Troop concentra- tions were attacked and docks and warehouses were damaged
 At Cebu, in the central group of the Philippines. where the Jap- anese made their most recent att tempts at occupation, three trans ports were hit and there were sev- ports were hit and in addition sev- eral near misses on other vessels. Three planes were shot down and several damaged on the ground and considerable damage was done to docks.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-04-15
"5ighied Sub; Sank Same," !" Hero Rewarded Again

WASHINGTON, April 15 = Donald Francis Mason, the 28- year-old Navy enlisted man who thrilled the nation by his la comic Sighted sub; sank same" message in February, was the hero of one of the three sub marine sinkings announced on April 1.
 The Navy announced that for his unprecedented feat of bcmb- ing two submarines into shat tered debris, he had been com missiOned an ensign and been decorated a second time.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-04-15
FIVE pRI50NERS
 HERE FROM SITKA

U S. Deputy Marshal Walter Hellan brought five prisoners here from Sitka today including John J. Eubank, IT, U. S.. Marine charged with the first degree murder of William Parsons, Sitka civilian. Eu- bank has been bound over to the grand jury and will be held here without bond to await trial.
 Henry Anderson, Alex John, Hen " K. Barnes and Theodore R. Kline, all were sentenced to serve l20 days each on charges of drunk and dlsorderly conduct They were sentenced by U. s. Commissioner William w. Knight and will serve their sentences in the Federal jail here.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-04-15
The W ashingt ion Merry -.Go Round
By DREW PEARSON
 and ROBERT s. ALLEN

WASHINGTON = The President may shortly strip Jesse Jones of some more of his financial power In a recent executive order the President deprived Jones of sole authority over small business loans and empowered the Army, Navy and War Production Board to ap- prove such loans.
 Now under White House consid- eration is a plan to take away from Jones the control of three key war finance agencies and transfer them to the Board of Economic War fare, headed by Vice President Wal lace and hard-hitting Milo Perkins. In addition to the Export Import Bank, which the Merry Go Round previously reported might be trans ferred, the agencies are the Defense Supplies Corporation and the Met als Reserve Company.
 In urging this shift, war chiefs have pointed out to the President that while BEW is entrusted with the job of waging aggressive ec- onomic warfare against the Axis, the chief instrumentalities for con- ducting this fight are not under BEW control. This situation, it is held, is comparable to the General Staff undertaking a campaign with the army run by the State Depart ment.
 Another argument being stressed for the plan is Jones banker-mind- edness.
 It is contended that as Federal Loan Administrator, Jones primary concern is ensuring the repayment of government loans. But with the country at war this consideration, it is held, is of secondary import ance. If it is necessary to take financial risks to ensure victory, then they must be taken.
 Inner circles claim that the BEW is hampered in it's crucial economic