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Detroit evening times., 1943-03-31
Cottaqers Get Relief

Nacationers and cottage own
ers can take heart in the ruling
by the local OPA that they can
still have a trip 10 the cottage
this summer. II tney VIII save UP
their coupons. TIE OPA has ruled
that motorists can accumulate
their "A" coupons and use them
for a vacation trip or 10 50 back
and forth 10 the cottage.
10 additional gas will be al
lowed those who would move 70
the summer home. Bat OPA sug-
costs the same pooling arrange
mcnt among cottage -nAFeFs- az
there IS among war workers. The
suggestion has a lot Of merit.
Detroit evening times., 1943-03-31
Survey Of Man-Mede Interference With Food

Davis won't be able make OF his important new
other politicians and avoiding offending
record Of performance in straight
tangled If he succeeds the public Will
indeed be grateful In order that he Will succeed DAVIS
circle the best talent
the food processing and distributing industries
With such advice Davis will be fully aware OF What needed ana
should be
example his agerda should be OF man
food supply such manFower policy
regulations affecting agricultural machinery and
the latter packers complain that OPA ceilings Tor
of balance with high prices for livestock and hogs
presently being carried at loss
then muddlcheadcd administrative
policy leads inevitably markets. which government
conc
Detroit evening times., 1943-03-31
On the
Business
Front
Bv WARD SCHULTZ
Financial Editor

ro-.,.s. ~ .-s intense inter
- 49,, ,.-
eSt in ap>S''.'''''' .''
plants, tr.s co.an1 .s oeNo''nI
few 0sNs 10 ire experience 't
the British on '-.s n'.n'
Yesterday ve-+eSc- -hc1 row
TIE hcar, 81 v-'S were c-' ..E
TIE u'8N-0rv-' '0r "'.L was
g. and t0T women 2@-o.. IN
many cases - was found a1A IS
able 10 MAINTAIN q feE-..' 49,
hour week Hf-.|sr h7.i7N'
srd the uSu7i annual \a.9 ..'o
were rc.,trQl4sca N.ilCA-ts.llli
results
TO-DAY ve Jock INFO '-' Wei
Detroit evening times., 1943-03-31
Tire Inspection Headline

Today is tho deadline for in
spection OF tires of "A" ration
book holders. II may not be i'm
portant now but the OPA VIII be
checking tho tire records when
applications for renewals are made
around the first ot July.
Then again, perhaps by that
time William NJ. letters will have
convinced Washington 70 leave the
matter Of inspections up 10 the
drivers. But it is best 10 be on
the safe side and get them looked
AT before midnight
Detroit evening times., 1943-03-31

critical and the need too immediate 10
Of policies uslal The tnlchSteHe e IN
food industry profess 10
qualified will depend his sense Of timing
capacity public op~on when IN eot
DAVIS appointment those IN charge ol the
program putting everything the record hut
always the necessity OF creating popular
tor tho that other agencies OF government were as
posed to block necessary and prompt action
price authority through tho OPA, he
tho bringing plan
Tor bitterly. They acge
they the official time contract for
Detroit evening times., 1943-03-31
Welfare in Plant

Ministry Of labor officials have
full power 20 take all the steps
necessary TO increase welfare IN
the plant. bat they naturally
prefer 10 persuade management
by consent rather, than by TAX
inC legal steps.
Since 1910 All war factories
employing more than $50 per
sons have been obliged by law
10 establish canteens serving hot
meals 10 workers al reasonable
prices. CantcenS have been
established in large and small
plants. and only in 24S cases
rave labor officials been obliged
n issue legal directions 20 firms
10 set up canteenS. Millions OF
workers now GET a full cooked
meal daily at their work cam
teens" say, the 1871 report.
which adds that the attitude of
employers ard worker, 90 cam
teens has changed considerably.
At first some employers were
reluctant, giving various reasons
why it was difficult; but all now
see the Importance Of the SyS-
TEN. Workers often stated ear
lier that they did not want %
use z works cantoer' h4t this
has all changed during che
Tightening of rstIorDE the In
creased employment of women -
and especially o. married women
the operation oi the shift sy>.
TEN. the adoption of shorter
meal times, arG the t-g scale
transfer n workers 70 toWn
away from home.
Detroit evening times., 1943-03-31
S2.6S Share Earned
By Timken Roller

T.mlcn Roller Bearing Co. and
ITS subsidiary report, 1912 net
profit of S6.i-5 20. after provision
1T SIG 6o0G0Hl for refund 10 the
United Stsfr- government or s. 68
a share Provision for renecoua-
ton proceedings on which are par
TALLY competed arc believed 20 be
adequate, 'Hc company stated Net
profit IN 1851 was S9476 $50. or
~ g a share.
Detroit evening times., 1943-03-31
Care Of Workers

The director general Of man
power stated on March s. l943,
that MIR. Beyln believes that
the care and maintenance Of
workers is as important as the
care and maintenance OF ma
chinery, and his aim is TO put
personnel management on an
equality with works manage
ment. The ministry of labor
advises that all absences should
be granted or investigated by
personnel officers with a good
deal Of discretion. and sympa-
thetic approach on these ques-
tions is found TO have pro-
found effect on casual abSen-
teelsnl.
No effort is spared TO make
the factory a healthy, pleasant
and friendly place 10 work IN.
Many of the causes Of mental
fatigue are found 10 disappear
when openly discussed with per-
sonnel officers. The l94l report
Of the chief inspector Of fac
tories points out that the mere
existence Of a welfare depart
ment is not enough. Manage
ment must be educated 10 give
this department its fullest conf
dence There is still much con-
Servatism' against the system
amongst managers and fore
men.
All workers should have a
chance 10 take their small trou-
bles 10 a wise and sympathetic
supervisor instead of being
obliged 10 turn 20 their trade
unions or 10 works management
o,. IN Fani diScr1lpfled
Detroit evening times., 1943-03-31
American AirIines
Net Up 10 S3,851,714

CHICAGO, March 3l-American
Airlines. Inc, and It's subsidiaries
report 1912 net profit Of S3,s31,7l4
including Sl,l77846 profit from
the sale Of flying equipment to the
United States COY crnment, equal
10 S6.33 a share on the common
against 1871 net profit Of S2,i73,.
100, or S3.93 on the common.
Detroit evening times., 1943-03-31
Group Buys S25O,OOO
ROseviNe Bonds

II. V. Sat,lcy & Co. Inc, and
associates. FIRST Of Michigan
Corp, Grouse. Bennett, Smith &,
Co, Mcdonald. Moore, & Co. and
Wm G. Roncy & GO. purchased
S2500OO RoSevlle Mich. t943 re-
funding bonds The bonds were
re-ohercd To yield $50 per cent TO
3 . per cen
Detroit evening times., 1943-03-31
$500 TeIevision Set Seen

NEW YORK. March 81 A $500
ieIevIsiou sol VIII be an early
postwar development Leaders Of
the radio industry say they arc
prepared 10 go into largc-ScalC
production OF popular priced
tCIcN~.on sclS as soon as peace
lnml.
Detroit evening times., 1943-03-31
SAGINAW Markets

SAGINAW. March 81 OFI-T0tay
rAvinz prices q growers f0r beans
Pea beans s. 7o hghf red kIdns :
Yellow eyes. S665 G r. C. tgh' Gran
nerres 81 70. c. r c. dark crsnberr.es
SS az
Whsaf 81 foq15f. oats 81 $50 re
74a 7sc. siy-rowrd har'ev. 81 P7q2 bUck
wheat 81 s7g9 70 corn. asc ~ 81; SOY
bears 81 So
CPrsces furnished ~ Michigan Rcsn CO
Detroit evening times., 1943-03-31
Joins Ad Agency

A. + Browning has resigned az
advertising manager OF Grinnel
Brothers 10 become production
manager of Charles NJ. Gray and
Associates, industrial advertising
agency. with offices in the Francis
Palms Building.
Detroit evening times., 1943-03-31
Success Hinged on Trusting Men With Know How

Successful handling Of emergency problems in World War
on trusting though they
Interested participants industries affected This time there has
unhealthy dsrust of with aNc to grind fofgen
Of tho business be relied upon Like
wise backwardnes making fun use OF The
people for voluntary cooperation with
their There has been bias IN favor OF regenta
tion, instead of voluntary action.
background knowledge farm administrator
journalist. lie enriched this
federal board Washington and
as president Federal Reserve Bank
Detroit evening times., 1943-03-31
Crude Oil Output
Decreases Slightly

NEW YORK. March 2t- Domes
tic production of crude OH in tht
week ended March y averaged
1912 120 barrels daily, A decreaS 81
OF 3073O barrels daily from Tho
preceding week, OIL and Gas Jour
ma! estimates.
Detroit evening times., 1943-03-31
Gas Sendout Here Gains

The Michigan Consolidated Gas
Co. reports gas Sendout for the
Detroit district in the week ended
March 27, totalcd $50 200,0 600 cubic
feet against 553,775.000 cubic feet
in the like period a year ago.
Detroit evening times., 1943-03-31
Market Moves
in
Early Trading

NEW YORK, March 81 up
Stocks opened narrowly irregular
today with trading moderate.
Bonds were firm. Cotton futures
opened ? points lower to 2 points
higher
United Gas Improvement fea-
tured in volume with a block OF
$4,000 shares ats unchanged and
equal to the years high. Several
others appeared on blocks of 1000
shares and more.
Steel issues were slightly easier
and some non-fcrrOuS metal shares
reccded from the previous close.
IL. s. Steel opened Al 567s, of Il
Bethlehem 67i2. off "a Youngs-
town Sheet e Tuh Q 37ai un-
changed; and international Nickel
357s, off Il.
General Motors and Chrysler
each lost Il 10 sos and 76l2 re-
tspeetiNciy-Pan American AlrWays
eaScd in the airlines.
( Railroad issues were active. New
York Central opened 5000 shares
al 1712, up a and new h e h
Delaware. Lackawanna &, Western
-17OO al "a, up Il and equal Ia the
high; Southern Pacific 1000 al
22a,, off Is; Southern r A lw a
1000 at 253i, unchanged; Illinois
Central 1.500 at 1898, unchanged
IEric l37s,up \ and equal to the
high: and Santa Re - 2. off "a
International Telephone opened
1900 shares at S's. up - Stand
ard Oh q. j. loo al So =, up !,
and a new high; American Radi'
ator $500 al @ unchanged; anC
North American $500 at IA, un.
changed
Detroit evening times., 1943-03-31

standard OH co. OF California and i''
wholly owned subsidiaries in the lnitec
states report 1912 net profit Of $50, 5as 81
causl ~ 81 20 share against S29 9QP isl
or :. 50 a share in ls4l.
Detroit evening times., 1943-03-31

|nisidends In the fcregolns table are the
amounts declared or paid 40 fsr thts yesH'
unless otherwise noted. a-Paid In 1872
ex TX dividend.
Detroit evening times., 1943-03-31

1872 net profit pf - 311 .i5u. equal 10 VI ~
snare on approximately 6i1 600 averAte
shares ~ common stock outstanding duTnE
the wear sRainst 81 lO9TSi or S2.6o on
615 900 common shares IN lsil.
Detroit evening times., 1943-03-31
EarninQs

Air Reduction Co, Inc, and It's wholly
oNned subsidiaries report 1912 net proht al
Sc 7ql III. equsl - 81 30 share Erect
n possible renegouAtion 81 war contracts
.upon income FOR 1912 is not presently De
tsrninshle report stated Net proht In
1871 was S7lles7T or S2s2 share.
Detroit evening times., 1943-03-31


New York Dock co. and is wholly owned
subsidiary report 1912 net profit ~ SAL 332
after federal income taxes. equal 70 ~ ~
"A share on the 50 preferred. so hahlpN
Is Indicated fof tederal excess prohis 'shes.
report stated. Net proht in ls4l was
1858 2q3 or 50 So on the preferred.
Duaursne Light GO. snd It's subsidiaries
report 1912 net income ~ 81, 1872 uAo siter
federal income taxes, etc. equal 10 ~ y
"A snare on common This compares with
30 $50. 757 or 81 common snare in>lsil'
report 1912 net loss ~ S3l lI5. rms
COMPARES with net proht % S23I,67e, equal
90 so cents snare for lsil.
ConsoIIdaied Retain stores. Inc, and sub
salaries report 1912 net profit ~ N5f 3lA
after rrovlsion ~ Sss2 63s for income and
excess profits taxes. equal ~ 81 ~ 2 sha re
on common This compares WIN Nfss, 80
or Sl.l3 common share IN 1871.
Iockheed Aircraft corr. and wholly
owned subsidiaries report 1912 ne' prohf
after provisions for contingencies and post,
share against 81 iie 531 OF $3.50 share
In 1871.
PARK ( Tnford. Inc. and subsidiaries
ren0r' "a ne profit for 1892 OF SNe3, 80.
e4aa' 90 50 IS 2 share on common. This
compares with 1898 654 or 81 % common
snare ~ 1871.
Starrett Corp. and Us domestic subsidi-
ares report 1872 ret loss ~ $40 7es after
taxes ETC. comparing With net loss Of
$500 a23 N 1851.
! Snuthsastorn Grpyhound Lines reports
IfQig nef income uf 81 0ss $50 sfter federal
ard state Income taxes ana federal excess
p'aG's taxes hu' before postwar refund
af excess profits taxes IN amount ~ S2Fl -
I2o Including postwar refund ot excess
Profits taxes. net for year was 81 $50 500
TINS compares with on adjusted net a
81 o4F ssl iu preceding scar.
Lone star Cement Corp. and Its subsidi
af.t. rrl.ff 1892 Uc' ~. of 50 as 'Ss
s..s| % 80 Gt a shaf.--aLainst iloi $50
..r.s d.. a share ir 1871
Detroit evening times., 1943-03-31

Canadian National Railways system re-
ports 1912 net income Of AZ1 Zs2, fse
against S5.43S e6l IN lq4i.
Detroit evening times., 1943-03-31

PARK Tnford Inc, and subsidiaries
ren0r' ne' profit for 1912 of SSs3 50.
egga. 90 XJS p share on common. This
compares with S733 634 or 81 % common
snare ~ 1881.
Detroit evening times., 1943-03-31

Starrett Corp and us domestic subsidi-
arIes repar 1872 ret loss ~ $40 7ss after
taxes etc, comparing with net loss oi
$500 a2] n 1891.
Detroit evening times., 1943-03-31
nnnnesne Iirht 90. and It's .uh.ldIarIes

UuqUFsne TIEht u. HhU IIs sHUsIU'HIFN
report 1912 net income uf Nll 232 04b stter
federal income taxes, etc. equal To - -
a share on common This compares Win
80 $50 737 or 81 n common share In 1871.
Detroit evening times., 1943-03-31

Rarber Asphalt Corp. and subsidiaries
report 1912 net loss ~ 1911 l75. THIS
comuares with net prott % S25I,61e, equal
t0 SO cents share for 1871.
Detroit evening times., 1943-03-31
Detroit Stocks

salf, Hcb 1ovI2 20 cb b ?,
Detroit evening times., 1943-03-31
Leaders Profess Davis Is We'll Qualified

-. - d ~ agrlcultural rachnory IndustN.
Detroit evening times., 1943-03-31

s.4tar.es report 1912 net profit ~ St5i as
after provision ~ $ss2 63s for income s0d
excess profits taxes equal 70 81 ~ share
on common This compares with Nfesi tJo
or Sli3 A common share In 1871.
Detroit evening times., 1943-03-31

owned suhsidisrics report 1912 net profit.
a0er provisions for contingencies and post
war adjustments of IS 1892 or S7.3a a
share against 81 ile 537 oy 50 SO share
In 1871,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-03
LLOYD HARRISON
COMING TO CITY
WILL INTERVIEW APPLI-
CANTS FOR ENLISTMENT
IN COAST GUARD

Lloyd J HsrdiS"n. formerly OF
~ West. will return Wednesday
o. THIS city for one day visit. a
resident of Key West from 1921
a. 1925. Hsrdison IS now a Chief
Motor MachinISt in the United
States Coast Guard. and will be-
more n hiS capacity IS assistant
dlstrct recruiting officer
Chi-f IIardiSnn will la at the
lnral posi- office al day Ia inter
xirw applicants and IN answer
81 all men and women
ints rested in cnIiStIng IN the Coast
Guard ~ this area. The Coast
Gusfd Is now accepting for enlist
u~u' an men II IL az between 81
sud -. whil,. all women between
20 end 30. who have two wears 81
.iich school or business cXpcr-
Irnce. and with no children under
la. are ciiCiblc for enlistment IN
'nc SPARS Coast Guards
Women Reserve.
" c'lncsdsy viii be a double Gel
laafion f"r lIardisun. a. y not
mis- marks his return visit ip Key
A.-i. bat u :, also tine birihiay
4 the service m which he has
cfved continuously since his de
.sfture from here.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-03

that. when they succeeded IN
getting through the highly cleo
trIfied clouds. ice formed i'm such
thick sheets on their planes they
were unable TO gam altitude
But through the lightning and
the performing air. the planes
continued onward 10 their obIec
tives. Pilots reported that they
dropped 800 tons of high ex-
pIoslves on what remained of the
industrial and war plant areas in
Hamburg. and they wer" reduced
tn twisted steel and rubblc.
Hamburg. the former second
city IN Germany. and its once
greatest industrial area. has been
completely devastated. 81 far -
Is manufactures are concerned.
Hundreds Of thousand If it. for
nor population If one and one
taIf millions have evacuated tine
CITY
Ihltt- bomber we're lost. hut
the British Air Ministry report
I'd that uar,v If them were beaten
Down Nv the terrific weather con
dstiou, and not brought ,lu-"n b.
enemy fire.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-03
VISITING HERE

H. Nm " DcmefIti. il. e
au Iu ih, Dental Corps OF the
Atrt 81 ia, United States al
ra over 10, hhghW ~ II 500
hak tins morning on sn
.r ettrs visit 10 Sc hi> uncle.
i.rn,t Baker. patient al the
Nttsi Hu- piial
Asuf DemsIlti hss seven
f.,. lcss. and vii To- able to
,e nis nlsns friends ior the fir,'
frs % over q wear and hall
H. - tn residence, "t ms
athrf Captain VIM W Dem"r
~ USGC Ret. and Mrs DE
n.riff
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-03
A|led Forces Continue
Onward March In Sicily
hsaassA tsshth Army Re-
p@aasd A. Having Made
amwmstamt Cams In Ca
tamam Afea

A. American.
ea $3.50 wssst.k Flssf Army
49, esNsaa shead IN 81
49, nss nfsuse r,ahth Army
go $3.50 neastani aasns IN tho
8 sHsa hsmlausrters re
m 8
Ms#fHrw circles IS
m A shaFtir ~iil be
ASSES mmNassan Gl h@ns are
mafAaa8 asaktnq any
fefaMrs Ameracans
w ssans esNsafsd several
~ nans fotaF n their
- Haafa $40 asrtheasfsrn
fa
# anNesafsen ~ the
s *FMa m easmsng froru fhc
## Mef smeHsfe their ma
fAwF ere being
hNs aaaafaAafH
e Meaea "a NnFth Africa.
s aksa Msaias lsss night
wmtes 49, tires from
@e hamAsnss ~ere sfiIl
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-03
'TUBBY' PRICE PLANS
TO MAKE HOME HERE
WHEN WAR is ENDED

Lieutenant Commander I r.
Ffc'. chl'f personnel officer in
ths seventh Naval District. and a
e.il known o. .iicui uf Miami
hu t'fur. ihc var started. had
plsYri golf. un ga iutsTrhsnGr Of
-slu, uu the local golf course
'r - yeats. and VAS known
uuur h goliluc friend here r.,
Tuhhy ., gong tp MAKE Ia
um o. kcy Wet after IA. Wsr
.t.f
81. iur iae war. CwumnuGoI
i..ft. nod e h"'"l "n Trunbo.
aI Is, Does entertained a high re
r iu Ky Wei c.r since IN
ft 81 h.fr many yeats ac". H.
paE the tupu"ichcIs n
m,r.H cline rnuLs "a th.
uih ui hsi ihr edge al all lu
,sl golfers. saith the exception of
D. lultx though sam Gold
'h declared today. I'm ready
e. ak. u Tubby al any time.
il.at.tI thc long Swinging
Goldsmith Whose Clubhcdd almUst
tlatit- 'h, gfuund pn II. back
f. -..u ug b,sck Wiin q p"riin-
nf .ud,roum abuut hIs ability e.
So uu ,mmandsr PiIrr. You
sHss Iuuhy uii hIs eainu h'
aeut llas,d ,ncc SO entered IT,
Bu' Do, npi gOud puitci
..sn-mifh. m common Wiih ai.
fm ~ v >iers vino kup"
smutnd.f PiC,. Will heartily
Hn am oIi' 81 pu rest
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-03
METHODISM GAINS
$1,000 IN YEAR
80, ,~>".'s'.a rr"--'

%FW YORK Aug 3 Ne'h
.sI,ua report fpr lpl2 r".es!
iitr l.,iluc PT"ic ian' -i";I
gained nearly 8l.ho3 W't"''r'
H. r., total Of 6.64o.i2i
Tn. call for chaplain i,'' 900
ts.ta.ai charge 80 p" supple Z
81. asa.u,' thc 63R w"n r0rcit'i
81, 'rld. AN iurress. "i iii "'--i
1881.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-03

Meats, Earmarked I'm Chicago,
Come Directly To Key West

Admiral w. II. Monroe. in com
mand of the Seventh Naval Dis
iriCt. and siaunch friend OF
Key West; Lieutenant Com
msnder T. E. Price. Seventh Ma
val District personnel officer.
who is goirg to make his home
in Key West after the war Is
over; Lieutenant Commander
Ray c. Falcon. personnel officer
in Key West; Paul C. AlburY.
chairman of the Key West Food
Area Commiftee-ihsi's the com
binsIion ihst will assure Key
West an adequate supply of
meals.
Another ITIme mover III Iae
effort TO get adequate meal sup
plies for Key West Is Henry Z.
Ball. msnpower uiil.Zsiion com
milfee consultsnt of the War
Msnpower Commission from rs
regional office in Alania. Mr.
Pail has been IN Key West be
fore in efforts to have our meat
supply increased. he pointed
ouf. on has first trip, that many
other cities in the country. IN
several defense areas.
were having the same trouble
Key WesI had encountered IN
getting IFS meat quota. bul. he
sdded. ms committee would con
iinue as efforts until we goi our
| roportionate roundsge of meals.
Meanwhile. he has been work
ing to bring about that end. and
II was through him thai a meet
ing was held last night to inform
local meat msrketmen of the
supplies ihsi would be sent here.
DIR. Bowman +. Ashe. regional
director OF the Wsr Mlnpower
Commission has been active m
the endesvors 10 obtain meat
supplies IN Kew West. Civilian
personnel officers in this naval
district have been 9ided by DR..
Ashe in their efforts to relieve
The meat situation IN Key West.
Commander Price says thai
meats will begin 10 arrive in Key
West this week end will reach
their capacity next week and.
thereafter. Key Vests quota will
be comparable with ihsi else
where in the United States.
Admiral Monrp. wrote 90 thc
NJ Das,-.t.fsrr....s ..a....rs fg... s-.. q
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-03
REGULAR SESSION or
CITY COUNCIL TONIGHT

The CITY Council will meet m
regular session. tonight. beginning
al s o'clock. This will be the FIST
regular meeting Of the month
Nothing aside fTt.m TcutIn-
business = scheduled thu> la al
though other matter unv con-.
un during ihe C",u..e If 60" g"
SION
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-03

WASHINGTON. - Actos'ftna -
information received lsssw tFusa
the Southwest psestsc. to- f@p
are gradually s-d sfsssHs@sss Els
withdrawing so.sa~ tssett h~swtss
fortified base 80 So f1ssfth - 3
Indies. since Sc 49, fsftrf
Jars have been frvsft aIF
iuI iherr f,osittruN fu fasf
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-03

shortage in Key West. pointing
out the necessity for this import
ant delen~c area To be given It's
fuIl quota Of meats. and ne fol
lowed UE that letter 10y talking
over long distance telephone
wIth OPA Chief Prcntiss Brown.
During the activity 10 obtain
au adequate supply OF meats for
Key West. 1t was learned that
packers. or al least most oi them.
IN Chicago. we're adverse to
sending meats mere directly. -
the government i1oUeht pressure
Ia bear on them. and henceiortn
meats u Chicago wIll bc eaI
marked ior hey West, which
mean. ihyt they cannot be de
il.ercd 9" any other place with
out violating an urusr. mourning
punishment Ihey must come 10
k.v Net. tie ORA has ordered.
end thcl viii come 60 key Wet.
and ihcy wlIl begin coming ia
csps,Its next week. Commander
lur.. declare.
Commander Price and Com
u~ud,r Falcon. two or three
Wuntas ego. -ucceecled IN oil
tanning far sized amount Of
meats fer Key Wet. nut a break
IN Shipment occurred shortly
afterW ard. Paul c. Albury. *
chairman 81 ca" area committee
~ - succeeded u getting meats
ter Nv Wet but 90 las eos. -'i-"
shipments were discontinued
..hottl. att. rward. hut n";E. 'vith
tins combination havIpg received
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