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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-25
BronCOs Drill
On New Plays

KALAMAZOO Sept 24-A last
short signal drill was TO be held
by tho Western Michigan squad
today on now plays given ont this
week for the Michigan game to-
morrow before the squad departs
for jackson to spend the night
They move 10 Ann Arbor at noon
tomorrow.
The Bronco line compares with
that OF the Wolverines in weight
averaging 1S9 pounds. but the
backs are lighter. averaging 175.
Western hopes to make up for
the disadvantage with a ground
attack ccntcrcd around hard
driving Augic Camarata AZ full
back and speedy, Shlfty Bob
Mellcn al half.
Then they have an aerial assault
that usually finds Dick Bowman
former Montana star quarter, on
the tossing end.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-25

lie hasnt let them forget it
and that's why they'll all be out
Sunday Don Wrehts Caprice.
Arnold Fuch Gamble, Fred Run
ueIs BIZ Kari Beavers Chaos and
Fred Hayes Nifty arc slated to go.
Charley Beck also is a salty
fellow and he own, the C-boat
Host. bun ar. Dunn says nc
lncck rs only ,aJtv durrg the
warm months and uarcs him to
come ont n Sunday race.
heCk after beating Mr. Dunn
r thc last several starts. calls his
season Success That how well
Alr Dunn rates In h.S class.
Mr. Dunn also mrlS a def at
'he L-clas, ~Iuppcrs. Hank Dun
lap Les Nclu> Glenn and John
Carter los pprrInc and the rest
200 como Qua and race
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-25
Popular Again

Interest in the various diNi-
>ions in boxing changes in
cycles" Loudcs explained The
heaNyW for some time
now have claimed most of the
spotlight. due mostly 90 Joe
Louis. probably the greatest
heavNW al all time
"The lightWeights viii come
hazel, 10 popularity in Detroit,
Just a. before. II looks like il
viii start with the Angott-
peraltA fight
Lordcs pointed ou' Ango,t is
tho FIRST worlds Lightweight
champion To- appear here IN
many years Angott holds tho
y. r. q ntle The New York
version OF the championship is
held by Bob Montgomery whom
Ancutt has beaten on three
occasions.
A1Eott. genuine family man,
IS quite different from the
run-of-thc-minc fighters There
IS no play hoy 20 Sammy Hes
virtually immune 90 night club
tits. an aIlmcnt suffered 10y
many WHOM they reach pros
pCrity heights on FiauC avenue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-25

difficulties. few fans were able 10
get to Rockford for the game.
These pictures viii show every
play in detail The brilliant so
yard run by Elroy HirSch, senSa-
tlonal back from Wisconsin now
toillng in the interest of the Mich
iCan eleven; the spectacular run
ming Of PautWhtc and Bill Daley;
the great play OF MiChigan's re-
built line.
The Michigan-WcStcrn Michigan
game, scheduled for tomorrow
afternoon. viii be- discussed 10y
cxncrts like It Comdr Harry
Kipkc and Bob Murphy. sports
editor Of The Detroit Times
Kipke. president of the Quar-
terback Club. will prcSidttat the
meetings again this year
Art Valpey assistant coach al
Michigan. will be down 20 talk
about. the Notre Dame team Art
will be al Pittsburgh tomorrow to
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-25
Whippets Race
Here Sunday
RN Don GHIIEs

Whppct racing. popular n tuE
land AS we'll as many parts of TINS
country. comes 10 Detroit Sunday
bat Vou cant bnt q thu dime
it's just an exhibition
Tho event Is scheduled ass an
added attraction az Tho national
obedience trial class ~ L 81 -
Stadium Sunday Some ot the
country best llcet-iooIcd per-
formers VIII be- seen IN action
The races are bcIne staged by
members of The Cleveland Whip
pct Club
Few Whlppots arc seen In De
troit The majority OF tins breed
are kenneled throughout Tho east
and especially near Baltimore
where regularly scheduled races
are held with pari-mutuel betting.
For several years the Cleveland
Whippet Club has been holding
races AZ Chagrn Valley Hunt
Club polo grounds Orange Queen.
holder of the 1912 cup FOR win
ming the greatest number of heats
during the year. Will be here
Orange Queen Is owned by Frank
Tufflcy
The whIppot is not only ono Of
the fastest and most spectacular
runners of all breeds. but makes
an excellent pet Contrary 10 be-
lief the whippct is not an old
bred. II was originated about 100
years ago I'm England
They are some times called
miniature greyhound> They were
bred 10 course rabbits English
sportSmcn later adopted it as q
racing dog
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-25
Ali PaSha Returns 10
Mat Here tuesday

Three t8.mnWc wrestling bat
Tics. VIII mako up the all-star
card ta D.. presented at Furvlcw
Gardens Tuesday The return 20
local (cUupNutiop of AlI Pasha.
colorNI Turk, NJI bc The high
spot
Pasha. WOO won some 20 mat
battles here's before losing one, IS
TO mC.f jack League former
Junior Nheayy champion The other
bouts are Bert Ruby vs. Wild
Man Zim mat william and Pierre
LaBrlIe. tho Frcnchman, Us. Joe
FerronI, Toledo Italian.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-25
Boudreau, Bdgby
Settle Differences

BOSTON. Sept q up
Pitcher Jim Bagby and manager
Lou Boudreau of the Cleveland
Indians settled their differences
on a "no-Strikc, no trade com
promise today and qucllcd a
nareup that had threatened TO be-
come as serious rs the 'Cry-baby
attack on Indian manager Oscar
Witt. when the team blew The
pennant m 1910
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-25
Dearborn Boy
Signed by Tigers

Kenneth Humphrey 17-ycar-old
outfeldcr, Dearborn League star
has been signed by the Tigers 10
a Buffalo contract it was an
nounced at Briggs Stadium today
The Tigers and Buffalo have a
working agreement.
Young Humphrey was dlScov-
cred by Wish Egan, veteran Tiger
scout. who heraIdS the boy as a
potential Barney McCoNky. Hum
phrcy a graduate of Dearborn
High, worked out at Briggs Sta
dunn during the summer and
played right field for the Tigers
in an exhibition game al Grand
Rapids
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-25
Ydnks Out
To CIinCh
Penndnt Today

YANKEE STADIUM NEW
YORK, Sept "A Rookie Charley
Wensloff today was gwen the
chance TO pitch the Yam koc
into their pcnnant clnchcr. and
also turn m performance 10
qualify for "a World Series assign
mcnt Opposing him was DIZZY
Trout, who has picked ON the
Yankees All season. and waS gum
ming today for his 18th victory
of the season. il the YankS W!u
this one they are mr. T0daLS
attendance 1000
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-25
Phoned Every Day

IioWc-IoNlnE is no iuaIafkCF
with An1oit according io the
testimony from Washington Pa,
ms home town When Sammy
ISM { training Tor a light he is
sure 10 Zoe I'D hI~ comfortable
home there, surrounded 10y ms
VIE and TWO Young daughters.
Mary Theresa and Rose Marie.
Until tho war and crowded
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-25
STANDINGS

Tank Arsenal is tied for first
with Dodge Forge IN the ChrySler
ntcrp,ant League today because
BIN DeWight of Aluminium Forge
missed a spare in the final frame
of the FIRST game.
Tanks went ON TO sweep as
Forge took two from highland
Park Service last night at Palace
Recreation The latter dropped 10
tnrd
Main moved into second place
i'm team scoring on 1856 as Joe
kowalski cut off 6l2 and Bruno
Gargula 639 Gdrgula had seven
STRIKES STRAIGHT -te-ftttiStr-~ttr
10. \ pair of l0-pln taps gyppcd
kowalSkI out of $50 IN his first
game and he stopped at 2l3.
Tom Doralio spoiled n tie for
thc jackpot when Marvin knecht
of Engineering had a 245 third
game 20 match GarCuia. DOraZio
slipped IN a 246 TO keep himself IN
bus fare until next week. His
series was GO.
Frank lions 6l5 for Highland
Park Service left him atop of the
averages on 2lO17 Carl kumm
and krcd Wolf are next -Carl
having 20333 and Wolf 203 IS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-25
i. N. Lineman
Says Real Fun
Is In the Line
BY EDGAR HAYES

ANN ARBOR. Sept "a When
Noah Webster wrote that famous
dictionary football was unknown
and as a result there is no def
milton of a lineman. But 1t would
have read something like this:
a iineman il special breed
Of man who loves contact sport
NJ it. toughest and toughest.
He can play 80 minutes Of the
hardest type of football. His
name appears in the football
summary, hut he never receives
nor asks for the credit that goes
Ia the backfield men. Llnemen
are the most important part %
any successful football team"
You have read feamS of copy
about the great team at Michl-
gan this year, the team that will
make IT'S first appearance before
the home folks tomorrow with the
marines from Western Michigan
-Ca!leee furnishing tt1e opposition.
All tho stories about the VOL
NcrlncS have stressed the backs
who were going 10 contribute so
much 10 Michigan success.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-25

morrow contrary 10 his original
plan 10 give the boys "a rest the
day before a game.
Tomorrow drill VIII be the
last before the game Sunday with
the Brooklyn Dodgers ar Briggs
Stadium
This weeks Saturday session is
due 20 other diversions during
the week chief of which has been
the problem 0i getting homes Tor
the players I'M Detroit In which %
ilNr
During training the Lions ilNc
AS squad al their camp ou
Crosse He But with the start of
the regular season they were on
their own with places more than
just tough 10 get
Eighteen Of the squad arc mar
rIed with children Ten We're
either classified IN IL or gwen
medical discharge from the army
or navy All of the Lions are re-
ported either at44f-1-tF- working, OF
have made application for work
IN war plants
Chuck Fcncnbock Is, working
here for the Douglas Aircraft
Corp having beef given II trans
fer from The company Long
Beach. Cal plant Jack Mathr-
son. "A tool maker has hprH -Uef+4-
ne IN local plant Tor SIX months
Tor more and many of the players
arc at Ford plants Among The
latter is Tony Rubino. q chemist
Gerry Conlcc works for the
Thompson Products Co
The Lions hold their practices
late in the afternoon after their
regular work ~ The plants is
concluded for tho day
Il was Indicated FAR the Lions
office that FRANKIE SInkwtrh may
be I'm the starting lineup Sunday
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-25
675 Top Series
In West Side

Tommy krantz of Duncans
boasts The seasons high series IN
INC West Side Classic with 90
from Z47-23l-l97 made last night
~ Crest Lanes. Index went into
first place by one point over
LavCnla.
-Four others had GOO or better.
Harry Trcvsan of Ditonio showed
Gl2. Emil MaCnuSson. Delray.
500. Herb LEM. Foremen. sos.
and Pete Rccalla of Tommynalaco.
COZ. Gus Wctzcl Of J. l.. Hudson
had nigh single Of PSI Index was
lead team on 2S03
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-25
Pinboy Shortage, Fire
Delay Metro Loop
STANDINGS

Metropolitan Classic leaguers
took doom breath at Il H.
today when the circuit finished
boWln AT Motor City Recreation
The pin boy shortage delayed
the start i5 minutes. a fire broke
on Ii the SinEp-reefH- and ffttcr.
llc place with the fumes Another
delay. More delay was caused 10y
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-25
Missed Spare Gives
Tanks Tie for Lead

lack of plnboys and the need Of
The boys for rolreShmCnt
Palmer Park wound up leader
ON PIG Robert Read of Martins
was first individually ON 635, fol-
loWCC by Pete Ruchio, Progressive,
6l5, Pete RoSSman, { IN en- g.
Trombly. 6l3. and Frank Miller.
kralcnkc, 6l0l, the only ones 10
pass 6O0.
kopplt2 stayed ahead Of the
parade bv winning two making
It's record eight out of nine
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-25
Coast Loop Shrinks

MOSCOW Ia, Sept a INSl
The original l0-team Pacific
Coast Conference was reduced 10
four today as three additional col
leges. Idaho. Washington state
and Oregon State, quit for the
194, season.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-25

The greatest collection o. foot
ball fans IN the country will gather
for lunch Monday noon when the
season $ first meeting Of The De-
troit Times Downtown Quarter
backs Is held al the Fort Shelby
The meeting IS open TO all football
fans and gets under way promptly
at 12l5#
There arc no dues in The De-
troil Times Quarterback Club.
Each fan buys his own lunch. The
dividends are talks on football ny
leading coaches and movies of the
biggest games And every week
some Of the fans walk off with
tickets for important college
games
SEE 4. VI. MOVIES
Headlnine the opening program
Monday Will be- the pictures of
MlChigan's victory over Camp
Grant. Because OF transportation
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-25
Openings al Ramona

There arc two 10 three openings
in The Ramona Recreation sun
day Morning handicap house bowl
ing league 1913 a. m Teams
and howlcrS Interested are asked
10 call Tony Rao at PR. 3S2S
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-25
KIPKE PRESIDES

Frankie Slnliwich of the LIorA
the sensational halfback
spanked the Georgia team through
us greatest SEASON and led IT To
The Rose Bowl victory, VIII meet
the Detroit fans.
Gus DoralS. new Lions coach,
and Joe Bach. his assistant, will
appear on the program Joe Bach
visited The Quartcrhacks last year
when hc Vas coach Of the Fort
Knox team
Pete, Cawthon. coach of the
Brooklyn Dodgers. who play the
Lions on Sunday. and Joe Gembls.
who is assembling team at
Wayne. VIII also be on the pro-
gram
Remember Monday noon AT tho
Fort Shelby,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-25
MN INNING

DETROIT Crainer grounded 20 Etter
OUTLAW popped 90 Gordon BioodWar'h filed
70 Merheny 40 nun. no nit ro error
NEW YORK pIckcy grounded 10 Blood
worth Etten popped 10 Hoover Gordon
singled 10 dCep short and went tn second
on Hoovcr's Wild throw past first stain
hack grounded 20 YORK.. $50 run. one MT
one error
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-25
SECOND INNING

DETROIT Cramer grounded Be Crosetil
Outlaw singled behind second Blouiwor'n
hit into a double play Crusetu tu Gordon
10 Etten. No run one ht. no error
NEW YORK Keller filed 20 Cramer.
Trout tossed ouf pickey Fften walked.
Gordon flied 90 Cramrr 80 run no bit
a..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-25
FouRTH INNING

DETROIT Wood popped go Ft'er
Wakefield singled "a center York mr. into
a double play. Croset'i 90 Gordon 20 Etieu
no run one hit NO error
NEW YORK Methcnv grounded 20
Hoover Johnson flea 20 Cramrr Keller
went out he same WAY. 80 run. mo- hI'.
no FrYrF
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-25
SEVENTH INNING

DETROIT wood doubled 90 Ier center
reaching third York singled 20 center
scoring Wood with me twins r,u Craw'-
flied 90 Methery Weus'off tossed a9t Out
law. one run. Two hits, no error
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-25
sIN1H INNING

DETROIT Richards grounded 60 CfD-
Seifi Trout flied "a Sfalrhart Hoover
popped to Johnson M run no uTr uO
error.
NEW YORK -Wensluf struck out
Wood threw out Croseft Mc'heuy singled
10 rtEht Johnson walked Keller singled o.
right center scoring Metheny. and sending
Johnson 90 third Keller went oui trying
for second Cr3Wer 10 Hoover. one riu.
TWO hits no error
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-25

The Detroit Tim IS
Monday Morning Quar
iprhaCke luncheon viii
broadcast each week
a1 I2tlJ %. m. over
WY. with Edgar
Have, and Don Wattrick
Interviewing tie guest
speakers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-25
Major League
Standings
LEAGUE

YESTERDAY RESULTS
New York ! DETROIT q
Cleveland 20 Boston l3-f.
Chicago 3. Philadelphia 2
81 Louis -. Washington ?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-25
TOT GIL TASK

NIchlCan's line gave up 43 yards
20 The running game Of the Camp
Grant soldiers last Saturday.
An teams will find running
against these forwards a difficult
assignment
Western Michigan has a couple
~ foplCh' backs IN Dick Bow
man and Capt Bob Mellen SO
when thcy try 10 run against
Michigan. watch them You'll see
where the hruISing. battling foot
b7ll ls played
Two players were declared in
eligible by navy and marine au-
thouucs yesterday They were
guard BiIl SlClcr from last year :
University Of Toledo team. and
center Harold Watts from BE-
mIngham
With jim BneSke on the benz
with "A bad knee and Mcrv Pregul-
man moved TO tackle the center
position IS pretty thin back OF
Fred NcguS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-25
STAND THE CAFE

SO one would deny tho excel
lCncc Of the Michigan backs, but
up m front viii be seven big
tough rough football players vi
mean the difference between "
E0Wi and a poor football team.
They never ask for any praise
f1r 1h1-rluaFlt They have a secret
satisfaction m knowing they are
doing "a good loh
Recently Coach CriSler ap-
preached John Gallagher. a line
man inherited from Wisconsin,
with the proposition that ne be-
como q quarterback
Crielcr know Jack Wink would
>cc limited service as team pilot
and ho hadn't Yet decided on shift
ing Bob WIcsc 10 quarterback
Gallagher. with a chance 10 be-
come the most important factor
IN onc of the best backfields ever
assembled. ScoTncd the idea.
Heck. I like IL up here i'm the
line. the husky marine from
Eau CLAIR. Wis. told the coach.
There il something happening
every second in the line. That's
where the real fun is"
Crlelcr had no answer for that.
80 Wic,c got The signal calling
most
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-25
Grid Fans do Gather Monday

see the Irish unvcil their 1913
team against Clark Shaughnessys
Pitt Partners.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-20
Farmland Guilty
In | Of Deaths

MERCER, Pa, Dec. 20 GNS)--
William A. Morell. 20-year-old
paroiee, today was found guilty of
voluntary manslaughter in the
strangling of Mrs. Helen Wilson
but was acquitted Of the slayingS
OF Mrs. Catherine Wilson and
Robert Mckay on the Everett
Wilson farm last Oct. Z.
Under the verdict Morell faces
a possible prison term up to l.
years.
Morell was found not guilty of
the fatal shootingS Of the mother
of the wealthy Mercer County
dairyman and Mckay. hired man
on the farm. Janice Graham. for
mer girl friend of Morell who has
been indicted as an accessory after
the fact in the murder of Mrs,
Helen Wilson. will be tried during
the March term of court.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-20
Engineers Clash
On Wreck Cause

LUMBERTON, n. C.. Dec. 20
INS)-Conflicting statements on
the cause of the Atlantic Coast
Line double passenger train wreck
near here last Thursday. W c h
claimed the lives OF at least II
persons. were made today by en-
gineers on the two streamliners.
William Myer, engineer on the
derailed southbound train, said
the headlights on his engine we're
on dim and there was no reason
why they should have blinded en-
gineer Frank Belknap on the
northbound streamliner. VIII i c h
plowed into the derailed train.
Belknap had charged he was
blinded by the headlights OF the
derailed train and was unable TO
see signals warning him 10 stop.
The first knowledge he had of eff
forts 10 flag him. Belknap said,
was when the two trains we're
virtually opposite when he saw a
man waving at him. There were
no warning torpedoes or fusees,
he stated.
The known death toll rose 10 II
when a Serviceman died in a local
hospital Forty-eight members of
the rmed services and % civil
ians are known TO have persisted
in the accident.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-20
Railroad Strike
Truce Believed in
Stage

WASHINGTON. Dec. 20 QNS)
President Roosevelt was believed
today 10 have developed a
blueprint for settlement OF the
critical rail wage dispute, which
| threatens a general wartime strike
Of $4,000 operating railroad en-
ployes Dec. 30
This was the Interpretation
placed upon the announcement
that railroad management and
labor Will make a last minute at
tempt 10 negotiate a way out Of
the current deadlock
The mere fact that the two
parties agreed 10 resume negotia-
tons bore out this view OF the
situation There has been no dis
pute between railroad manage
ment and labor and the two parties
themselves have no issues on
which 10 negotiate. The con-
troversy is between the unions and
the government.
The meeting will be held in
Washington tomorrow at the be-
hest of MIR Roosevelt who inter
vened in the transportation case
Immediately upon his return.
The White House announced,
after a Sunday conference be-
tween the President and his top
advisers with the carriers and the
unions, that "a clear understand
Ii ing of the problems involved" was
obtained. Chiefs Of the Big Five
operating brotherhoods immedi-
ately summoned their wage COM
mlttees TO Washington.
Presumably, Mr.. Roosevelt made
il clear that the government could
not permit a railroad strike at
such a critical hour.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-20
MaSter-Mind Ruled
Coupon Theft Gang
CONTINUED from Page one)

detailed information about likely
spots 10 rob.
Especial agents who not only
- supplied good prospects but
who suggested the best hours.
ways and means for staging
jobs.
"a little black book in which
- he kept names, addresses
and telephone numbers of scores
of persons not only in Detroit
but in states as far away as
Connecticut, lucky and
Washington. although hold-up
squad detectives say the book
might m erely have been a
record of acquaintance, these
addresses tailed with neigh
borhoods and towns in which
burglarieS were TO have been
staged. Persons in the little
black book Will be investigated,
they SaidD
IA record of what he charged
Il for gas stamps. how much
he received in cash but without
names.
"A price list on blow torches
- twholeSale) and accessories.
Many OF the reports which GOV
cred nearly 500 prospective Jobs
were headed with name Of towns
The report would give the name
and address of. the firm the kline
Of business. whether the safe wa,
in concrete or not and the relative
location Of the dial with reference
to windows
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-20
Congress Boasts
Record Defeats
For New Deal

WASHINGTON. Dec 20 CINS)
The most recalcitrant Congress
that President Roosevelt has faced
will adjourn TOMORROW leaving in
its wake a record of differences
with the executive so fundamental
that they threaten the corner
stones of the New Deal.
With the Democrats holding a
majority of only a dozen votes IN
both the Senate and House, con-
.servatives in the party have joined
with the greatly increased Repub-
lican minorities 10 block the adj
ministration's program at every
turn.
On only three important issues
- military appropriations, lend
lease and the reciprocal trade
programmes Mr. Roosevelt scored
legislative victories.
LIST OF SETBACKS
In contrast, the list of SetbackS
az the hands of the legislators is
the most imposing since the days
of President Hoover. Herewith Is
presented the record OF defeats
and compromises forced on ire
White House by the session OF
Congress now expiring
. New Deal agencies and pro-
grams terminated. The National
Youth Administration. the Ma
tional eSourccS Planning
Board the BitumInouS. Coal
Commission, and the Crop In
surance Program.
o Policies reSclnded by Con-
gress: Limitation of $4,000 on
salaries after taxes. and incen-
tive payments for agriculture.
CURTAIL PROGRAMS
. Recommendations by the OK
ecutive which were rejected or
ignored: Broader social security
program and doubling OF the
present social security rates. en-
forced savings and a 100000
900 increase in personal income
taxes.
. Programs curtailed1 Price
control, labor and wartime prop
uganda.