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Evening star., 1942-06-26
London Predicts Quick
Creation Of Unified
Allied Command
Eisenhower's Arrival
Means Preliminary Stoee
Is Post, Observers Soy
p, tn. Associated Press.

Hy the Associated Press.
LONDON. June 26.-Quick crea-
tion of a unified command to weld
American, British and Canadian
forces into a co-ordinated fighting
team for a blow against the Euro
pean continent was predicted today
by qualified quarters.
To these observers, the arrival of
Maj. Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower
as commander in the European the
ater of operations for American
forces, meant one thing:
The stage of preliminary plan
ming has passed to a phase of active
preparation for using the powerful
armies assembled in Britain.
Some said the new commanders
name was a significant symbol, for
"Eisenhauer" in German means
Iron Beater."
FavOrs Adequate Preparations.
He is believer in the theory
that actual operations of a battle
armies meet on the field. and that
the army which wins the prepara-
tion stage is most likely to win the
fight.
Speculation on the possible make
up of a unified command for the
armies in Britain was notably ab-
sent. partly because Gen. Eisen-
hover has just arrived and partly
because the reverse in North Africa
has brought a clsmor for careful
re-examinstion Of the qualifications
of British generals. This clamor
shows no signs Of sbsting.
Writing in the Daily Herald. Gen.
Sir Hubert Cough. commander of
the 5th British Army in France in
1918, said "a large proportion OF the
generals serving in the War Once
and at home have hardly seen
shot fired in this war. with the pos
sible exception of some 10 days be-
fore Dunkerque."
AssailS Senior Officers.
He accused senior officers OF fir
Ing junior generals who showed
promise because of minor errors or
because Of standing up boldly for
their considered opinions
Two generals of great promise. Sir
Alan Gordon Cunningham and Rob-
ert H. Haining. ARE now walking
the stl eets of London for one or the
other Of these faults" Sir Hubert
wrote
cunningham was relieved Of
command n North Africa after
the British Libyan offensive
failed to go as well as expected.
Haining has been intendant-
eral in the Near East
Critics concede that formation
OF a single fighting force of the
United States. British and Canadian
units presents substantial difficul-
ties which can be solved only by
unified command.
One of the most obvious Difficult
ties is the relation of air operations
and ground fighting.
Dive Bomber Here to Stay.
Gen Eisenhower commands both
air and land forces, and the Amer
ican command is convinced on the
basis OF recent hghtlng in the Near
East that the dive bomber is here to
stay for while, at least.
Military critics have been suggest
ing that experiences in Africa and
elsewhere demonstrate that the sep
arate British Army and Raj COM
mands fail to give adequate CO.
ordination.
The demand by British critics for
dive bomberS has been growing in
volume since those weapons have
proved so effective at Bir Hacheim,
Tobruk, Sevastopol and in the Pa
cific
Evening star., 1942-06-26
Defense Co-ordinotor
Named in Fouquier
Special Dispatch to The Star.

WARRENTON, Va, June 90
Mrs. John Arthur Hinckley has
been named co-ordinator of defense
activities for Fauquier County, sue
ceeding John Fox Bowman, who re-
signed to join the Navy.
Mrs. Hinckley is chairman OF the
county Salvage Committee, has as
sisted with gas and sugar rstioning,
is a member OF the Red Cross and
secretary of the Fauquier County
Motor Corps
Evening star., 1942-06-26
Ad Men Name O'DonneII

The Association of Newspaper
Classified Advertising Managers
elected r. C. ODonnell of the
Washington Post first vice presi-
dent in it's 23d annual convention
Yesterday at Rapid City. S. Oak.
Mr.. ODonnell lives at 3244 Aber-
foyle place NV.
Evening star., 1942-06-26

Eyewitness Describes
How i. :. Raid Put
Toxic in Panic
Confidence Of Joponese
In Government Declared
Shoken by Poor Defense

By the Associated Press.
ANKARA, June 26. An eye
witness to the United States air
attack on Toxic last April 10, who
was In q Toxic street when the
raid occurred, said today the
japanese were thrown into panic
and depressed by the feeble de-
fense.
The story was told by q national
OF q neutral country who has lust
arrived here
THE daylight raid" he said, was
. complete surprise and shook the
peoples confidence as the govern
ment had boasted that American
planes would never be seen over the
capital.
"Tokio's close-packed, highly-in-
f1ammable buildings were spared as
the planes went on to bomb targets
between the capital and Yokohama
and othe important industrial CEN
ters."
Inspection Not Permitted.
He said foreigners we're not per-
mitted outside of Toxic to inspect
the damage which, he said, ap-
parenUly was heavy.
Il was on the street when the
bombers came over" he related
Sirens sounded and red warning
flags and balloons went up.
Many persons showed panic.
rushing for cover.
II heard no antI-aircraft guns.
Japanese pursuit planes were out
distanced
Some japanese commented on
the superiority OF the American air.
craft. japanese newspapermen,
questioned why the japanese could
not locate where the planes came
from and intercept them, replied
that they few too fast and too high
The people insisted that Japan
was going to win the war, but l got
the impression that they were very
much afraid Of the United States
The press spoke Of a long war and
some people talked of 1t lasting 10
years"
Tells Of Philippine Invasion.
The traveller was in Manila when
the japanese entered the Philippine
Evening star., 1942-06-26
LOST.

CAT-Yellow Persian; vicinity 1914 Bran
dyWine st. NV. Phone EN-. 1924. SIS re-
ward
CAT--Male. yellow -and-white; in viein-
name OF Billy" CHI. sS43
CIGARETTE CASE; silver. with name en-;
srayed; sentimental value. Reward. Call
HO. 1910. Ext. ?s4, week days.
black, clipped in tyDicsi poodi: fashion:
name Toto: vicinity 2Sth and sts. NV.
please telephone MI. $3.50. Reward.
ENGLISH COCKER SPANIEL. black and
..Lucky'' VIC Bethesda: liberal reward.
LADY's WRIST wATCH--Bulova, initiated
W. A. K,is4s. srsduatiSon ,S9I a. gift; los, on
pendence s,w.. $50 in currency and per
sonal papers. Reward. Phone CO. 55ss.
OPERA GLAsSES-Small. black card. Re-
ward. Eroadmoor Apt desk 1901 Corn.
PocKETBooK, brown, 1900 Nichols ave
Sc. Keep money. return personal con-
tents. a33 G ST sw 81
REVOLvER-.3s Colt, No. 6s34s5: In
brown leather holster: Any one fndins
forward to No. IL rrecinct. to J. r. scullen.
name aAndreW": disappeared from 1905
Rockville turnpike on Monday. Reward.
Kensineton 1a3.
SORORITY PIN. Alpha X1 Delta; between
18th and r sts. and Earle Iheater: name
Anna Louise Wiley engraved on back. Re-
ward NO. 0626. after pm
WALLET black; Tuesday night, June 16:
containing money and cards; contents Will
readily identify property as belonging 10
George z. Moussette: reward for return
of wallet with or without money. Delos
q. Smith. 126 Jackson pl. NV. Telephone
ma 3756
WALLET. leather. on Conn ave. lust above
N St Wish N. j. drivers license end N. Y.
car registration returned especially. Call
NO p"Sa after $40 pm.
WATCH, iady's ollendorf. downtown
Reward. DU. 03O4. -
WRIST WATCH. ladys Elein. Glen Echo
Park, or Conn. ave. bus line. Reward.
EN-. 5505.
WRIST WATCH ladys Hamilton. on 18th
st. nv between X and L or alley behind
La Sale Apt. Leave at La Sale desk or
phone Mrs. Dixie Wright. ME. "l61.
WRIST WATCH Bulova, lady's wednesday.
initials m. E. B." Reward. Telephone
District 6l10 Br. 2I65.
WRIST WATCH-White gold. ladys: AT
Tech swimming pool; sapphires and dia
monds Liberal reward. MI. 36'2
LARGE WRIST WATCH-silver mans
bes ring inscription Mary A. Wilde; at Air
port vicinity or on bus. Reward. Call NJ.
Dainserfield. American Airlines. RE. 1925.
Leave message.
EAlIAn
Evening star., 1942-06-26
FOUND.

COCKER SPANIEL-Black: has collar but
no tag: found 31th st. NV. Owner please
identity. Phone WO 9O22.
Evening star., 1942-06-26
Gas on Stomach
Relieved in 5 minutes or
double your money hack

Sns sas sour stomach and heartburn. doctors usually
prescribe the fastest acting medicines known for
mptomatie relief-medicines like thoss IN BeiI ana
Tablets No laxative. BeIl-sns brinss comfort N 4
1hy or double your money back % return Of boetle
70 u. 2Se st AL druggists.
Evening star., 1942-06-26

Tells Of Philippine Invasion.
The traveller was in Manila when
the Japanese entered the Philippine
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-11

workers have been put into fac
tories and on farms. Aged persons
normally retired on pensions and
old-age insurance have been called
back to jobs TO relieve younger
workers. The legal maximum
working hours have been stretched
TO 80 per week for men. IS for
women. and TO a straight seven-day
week on farms.
The growing pinch explains why
he Ia proceeding now with renewed
severity TO force more labor CO.
operation out of the occupied
areas. His excuse always has been
that Germany is fighting all En-
ropes battle against bolshevism IN
the east and against JEWISH Demo
cratic plutocracy in the west.
therefore Europe must help him.
That Will be his explanation. too,
for letting every country in Europe
starve before Germany does.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-11
Many Volunteers
Join Army Here

Following = Modification - -
hstFneni regulations fcr men
possessing ceftain specialist quail.
ficstions. approximately 50 mn
from Tacoma and Pierce county
Rave enlisted n the united states
amy since sept 1. through ne
iocai Army Recruiting office. ioii
Washington building
Wednesday seemed n ~ par
ticulsriy red letter cay for ire
recruiting office. with II sppii-
rsnts being accepted for service
IN various branches ~ tire army.
Erhs;ments in the army air ecrps
ground crew - specialists led ire
parade. with Tire following naen
bring forwarded n army air eerps
replacement esuters: WHY'S Hsmll-
ton Oliver. Quentin X Bruins.
Herbert I. Nermiilion. George r
Davis Joseph 7. Mcdonnell.
Richard II. Wolf and Gustav =.
Cedaroulst were enlisted for the
a7sth Transportation corps PERT
battalion. 10 he stationed at the
Port Of Emharkation. Seattle.
one applicant. John r. Mouiton.
Was accepted Tor infantry para
chute troops. 10 he sent % the
paratroop replacement center. for
basic training TO become a para
trooper. which i one Of the srmy's
most forward and aggressive units
for young men.
George Charles Hoffmelster was
accepted for service with the iss
Signal Service Co, a component
of the signal corps.
Two men were enlisted for army
Of the United State. unassigned.
To be assigned 70 units after classi-
fiostion at Reception Center. Fl
Lewis.
Three eN-servioe men were in
cluded in the above. They are:
Daniel J. Lynch. Eidon p. Girls
void and Joseph r. Mcdonnell.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-11

the name az Morris Furs II the
same location.
Roasting an experience IN ths
fur business extending over a Pc
rod Of "a years. Morris comes here
from Long Beach. Calf.
He has also enjoyed connections
In san Francisco. los Angeles and
Hollywood. After coming II rs-
oamo. Morris worked in one Of the
local department stores In order
that he might get the feel Of the
city. His decision 70 enter hasi-
ness here resulted from his brief
contacts while SO engaged.
Morris Is veteran Of the first
World war and il a member of
the American Legion.
An expert in cutting and design.
ing. he VIII feature the very latest
models In furs at his new estsb-
lishment. devoting special care 10
restyling and repairs. All work
viii he guaranteed.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-11
Puyallup Council Approves
Increase in Garbage Rates
Home Owners to Pay 20 Cents Under
New Contract With Collector

rrNAIIrf Ths iens RI -
= l. Rrcoks fnf c,iiesslnr sEts
raroare uas scesrfed - - meet
~ ~ ~ city eeunea Netnse.
asv might ard a. orilnsnee grant
"a him ths franchise fcr fsee year,
I'D 80 fir-s rrsalag.
A. TIRE lasi s<szlan - - csan=
-. prsoks nd complained thst
- could not continue under pres.
eni RATES ard q as agreed ~ the
council = feies~ hsm frcm -
contract ard asa fnr nsw BIDS rhs
nrw rates viii False The collection
charge from ~ 10 se cents Ter
private residences FeileeIng a.
erptsnes ~ the hid. nFcoaz r~cised
tise woes ~ the IN and ths council
tcok under consideration Tire -
esmring ~ the eity health ordln-
snce pertaining 10 garbage Goa
tainers ard other details
city Attorney I.ssis Ioehlmssn
suggested that an ordinance ee
drawn regulating flr~ department.
runs outside the city. u Vas fe-
ferred 10 the fire COMMITTEES. CITY
Clerk Charles Hellls read an opin-
ion from Attorney General Smith
Troy in which he states the city
u not authorized 70 furnish funds
and supplies 10 Inv local ration
Ing board The eplnion states. IN
effect that the beard IL q federal
agency and should he taken carr
81 BY the ORA. Fines and for
FIXTURES fer August. reported by
Police Judge Robert csmrtrli.
amounted 20 si.o77, highest for
any month IN the ci,y's history.
Plan Hsieseea Party
Decision 10 sponsor another
community halloween party vas
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-11
Suspect Nabbed
In Sex Staying

SPARTA, Wis. Police NJ Elgln.
III. Informs authorities here
Thursday that they had arrested
man wearing IN army shirt -
a suspect In the brutal ses staying
n two kenosha. Wis. welfare
workers.
Eikin police said the snsp~ct
had difficulty explaining bis
whereabouts ~ the time the
women. Miss Dorothy nsun.
~. and Miss Neil ristranEeIi.
rs. wer. raped and siain in .
secluded wooded section near
here.
Meanwhile. At lie suenr. MINI,
a bank cashier reported he had
oashed = check Tuesday from the
rheckbook Of Mas rie,rHngsli.
The cashier. J. n. Peterson ~ the
IL sueur state BANK. said hs
had csshed the t2S check for .
man wearing an army uniform.
who gave his name - Robert
Bailey.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-11

farm work and the reopening date
OF schools was moved forward "a
November 10 permit children TO be
Kept longer in the fields.
No ERsaTZ woRkNEN
With about 1900 900 men in
uniform as active fighters " aux
iliary troops for occupation. sup
ply, road building. etc.. and with
steadily-mounting losses IN Russia.
Germany has had to free every
possible man from agriculture and
labor to handle a gun. The gaps
have been filled in various arhi-
trary WAYS. Hitler may make ar
tificial adjustments in some fields
but no German laboratory thus far
has turned out an ersatz workman.
Thus more than 1000. 900 foreign
workers and prisoners Of war have
been put into the German labor
machine, with growing emphasis
on prisoners from the east. prac-
ueally slave-labor living in little
better than concentration camps.
More than 1000. 900 new women
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-11
F God Advertisers
Playing Big Role

As Americas campaign for a
physically-fit nation becomes more
and more important. The Tacoma
Times food advertisers are play
ing a bigger and more vital role.
Not only does advertising help
attract public interest 70 those
foods most available and thus
relieve the strain on scarcer foods
but it also develops demand for
those foods most nourishing and
nutritious.
Every week national food man
ufacturers and producers are util-
izing more space on the popular
Tacoma Times food pages 10
stress health TO their customers.
Currently. for instance. the Ma
tional Biscuit company is featur-
ing lesome Honey Maid
Grahams in new series Of Ia
coma Times advertisements.
Large drawings of children in
the glow Of health. keynotes Of the
Honey Maid Graham ads, empha-
size the special war time need for
nourishlng food food that IL rich
in wholesome energy and Ia de-
licious TO the youthful taste a.
well.
Food scientists and disticians
have found that Honey Maid Ora
hams furnish energy-building ele-
ments all children need. besides
giving the delicious honey-sweet
flavor that have made them the
Vests most popular graham
crackers.
Tacoma grocers are cooperating
with the current Back 70 School
drive by displaying Honey Maid
Grahams and other fsyorite. with
youngsters in their stores during
the next few weeks.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-11
Thief Enters Home
And SteoIs Money

Mrs. Margie Benson. 1913 Fast
X st.. reported IN police that .
pnowler stole q wallet containing
81 from her home shortly after
midnight Wednesday.
Mrs. Benson said she had spent
the evening with her dog In an.
other part Of the house while
awaiting her husbands return from
work. 1t which time he heard the
prowier leaving Mrs. Winfield
Ramsey. nsxt-door neishbor. sad
she had seen a man peeklng into
the Benson windows earlier.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-11

~ cfoxtlrx - ~ ~ n
esart = - icsdlez ~ - snlF=
yzea snnfsly sfter nhfni<kf. feur
eeFkm~n wHers ~ ths ely .Ii
Thareisy - dEzeFsf<fty eenduet
rhsFxex
Aeeoftlna h rafiss ~ uefs
lzH- smrlexrs. - ss<n hssr e<us-
- slmiisf tFeuhle - Eam<Faa< -
es~on. = re past knt - specific
sffsAn Ws< takers 4xssN<s tr<w Nm
- fney ercst<s sa<ed fFera th<
ssEtinF - twice sk<r tn< ist<
sklft rms>f weFs "Wednesday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-11

Charged with disorasriy con.
duct. sysar-oid Opal coldvnrthy
WAS sentenced late Wednesday 20
serve 40 days in the city jail
Police said they had received
numerous complaints from down
town tavern keepers.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-11
Ian Labor Shortage Plaques
Hitler on Economic Front
Last Las Source of Supply
Beng Tapped by Nazis
TooAf's WAR MOVES
tReg. Us. Pat Office
b. FREDERICK c. otcpss.s


snfts., MOVES reveal eveineessed difficulty N N. ~ N,
- ." 'ner economic front-sbor supply
wv" DEGREES designed squeeze larger n.r NJ
la, "na agricultural labor occupied ceIp,r,.. IN.
mes. e nahis can tap their fight are reported Th...
nacos : nave led Ia protest resistance In .nrh
.., Norway, Holland Luxembourg and Fr.,c.-.nd a
Tbs - nan methods Of dealing With them
a. oer problem represents the hres h. h,,-.e. -
rails ara @ on the home front being re-. matt.
the none Of the likely alon. 10 wreck
e h'n'ary machine but slow il up : ~ = ~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-11
wake UP YOUR
LIVER BILE
Without Cslemel-And Yss'll Jun, ou, Of
Bed in the M~ninf Rsnn' 10 &c

The liver should pour 2 pin,s Of bib ,ule.
into your bowels every dsv. IN ri. III, (.
not flowing freely. your food NAV not a.
gest. u may Just decay in the bovels. Then
gas bloats up your stomach. You get eon-
snpated. You feel sour. sunk and the World
looks punk.
IL takes those good. cid Carter. ris,I.
Liver Ptlls 10 get these pints OF bile sow.
ting freely 10 make you feel up and np."
Get a package today. Take az directed.
Effective in making bile fow freely. Ask
for Carriers Little Liver Pills. iOs and ass
adv
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-11

srrouacsd - 80 rassiur 80
rs.iaatIag ceuacii Wednesday, -.
,srpceH following - menthiy
mestinx in ths c1smh<f ~ cuaa-
ussee rcsssns
rasns fcF tbs pesrs party III
take Infn consideration tns nee
dimeal reeaistlor~ whleh wtli rrs-
vent - % estaccr lights re
enuneii slre asseei th.t the affair
should - piaHaed thls year = n.
ciua~ family kfn,irs - = m<sns
- pc etfsg seqas lnianeeship
among city residents ard the snany
ns~ families shn have ceme -
fpsysllalr turing ne psss year TIE
eomitsr~ IN charge 80 srrsnxs-
renfs win - nsmst shrrsiv ny
Casuaell rr~.sf~n, = A stonsr 40
has sirvsay appointed Chester
nrNkeftcid chairman.
sehe.i. imrsss~s
VIA al al fuysllurs srknols
opening fcr = full days wass IN
the morning - Sept u. ssperin.
tendent Paul Hsnssall made ~
srsi announcements Thursday esn-
corning plans fas the ipss-ss TERM
Some az the msinr improve
menta made during the summer IN
ciude rev sesusiiesl Installations
in the eeillng. II the apinnlnK snf
Msnie~ocd play court suaitefums
and scoustieai treatment IN the
ceiling ~ the administrative Of
ficss ~ N. high school. Sew
curhlnks have hesn Installed ~
NsrisWocd and Msshsr srhocis
and = new eancres~ paving mas
been placed around The farm shop
Other improvements arc additional
basketball facilities for both The
boys and girls physical sdmeatsnn
departments and better ventilation
for the balcony n N. high school
auditorium. Tho three msiaf -.
tensions of service that ~rrr iniil-
ated last war. agriculture. dis
trihutive education and physical
education. viii hs continued.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-11

Inc labor shortage covers al
types OF workers from skilled labor
TO farm hands. with an officially
admitted shortage Of agricultural
heip alone of more than 500 900.
To relieve it. Hitler not long ago
oecreed that children above the
age of 10 were conscriptahle for
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-11
Arnall Defeats
Gov. Talmadue

ATLANTA. Ga. - Gov. Eugene
Talmadg~ was defeated fer re-
nomination by Attorney General
Ellis Arnall In Wednesdays Demo.
cratic primary. mounting returns
indicated Thursday.
In Georgia. the Democratic nom.
nation Ia tantamount 10 election
therefore. the voters decision
Wednesday on Talmadse's bid for
another term In the governor 4
mansion Was final.
Early Thursday Arnsii had
carried 81 counties with n unit
vote total of 2os. four less
than the number necessary for
nomination, and MAS leading
In Is sother counties with n
unit vote total Of 80. Tai
madge had carried 10 counties
with 20 unit votes and was
leading In - with 20 INIT
voies. The popular vote. which
has no bearing On The outcome
a. election IN gained only
through = majority of the
county unit yot. WAS; Arnali.
ISL $50; Taimadge. ios,s17.
Talmadge was defeated on two
main issues his hostility to the
national administration Of Presi-
dent Roosevelt and what he is
alleged 10 have done 10 the Georgia
educational system. Of which the
state IL very proud.
On the first. Arnall forced Tai
madge 10 make a public pledge 70
tend strictly. II reelected. 10 state
affairs. On the second. he made
much point 81 tho fact that under
Talmadgs. Georgla's educational
institutions had Lost their standing
with national scholastic sssocla-
iions which made their credits I'M
acceptable 10 schools elsewhere,
because Of political interference.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-11

Announcement va made feias
- TIE sale - TIE STANDARD Fsr
Co 80 s. Hslens ave. - n
Morris Wa IN operate Il snder
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-11

Your postmaster can tell you
how n invest in u. =. WAR
BONDS.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-11

Decision to sponsor another
community halloween party was
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-15
Ride a Bicycle?
Better Learn Now

WASHINGTON, Mar IA tUPD -
II you don't know how to ride a
bicycle it might be a good idea to
learn. the war production board
hinted today.
It had this to say in an order re-
stricting bicycle production to AZ
per cent of last years output:
The industry will continue to
manufacture the number of bicycles
permitted under thes order, aware
that bicycles have now become an
essential form Of transportation, a
form of transportation that will be-
come increasingly important as
more and more automobiles are TAX
en- off the road through the short
age of rubbed and the stoppage of
all automobile production.
Between now and June 80 a
study will be made of the Transport
tation problem arising out of the
lGbber and automobile shortage
This study will concern itself espe-
cially with defense areas, because
provision must be made to bring the
workers to and from the plants -