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The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-10-07
Bomber Crash
Fatal To Ashe
Man In Montana
Funeral Service For Sgt. Ed
win Young Will Be
Friday p. M.

Funeral service will be on Fri
day afternoon at two o'clock for
Sgt. Edwin Young, of Grassy
Creek, who was instantly killed
with all other members of the
crew in a bomber crash near
Great Falls, Montana, last Friday.
Service will be held at the
Greenwood Methodist church
with the Rev. R. J. Startling in
charge. Burial will follow in the
Greenwood cemetery. Army Of
ficers are expected to accompany
the body here and hold a military
service.
The deceased, who was the son
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Young, of
Greenwood, entered the armed
forces 13 months ago as a men,
Der of the air corps. He had made
splendid progress in his work
and was classed as an aeronauti-
cal engineer.
In addition to his parents, he is
survived by his wife, the former
Miss Maude Hoffman and ten
months-old son. Surviving also
are three brothers: Lake Young,
of Abingdon, Va; French Young,
of Washington, D. c., and Bassett
Young, of Grassy Creek and one
foster sister, Miss Ruth Sheets, of
Norfolk, Va.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-10-07
OPA Announces
Change In Date
OF Gas Coupons
Change Provides Increase For
Home Driving Necessity
Under New Ruling

The new "a" gasoline books
will be issued November 8 instead
of November %, according to in
structions received today by the
Ashe county office of price adj
miniStration from the Charlotte
District Office. OPA.
Those wishing to apply for re-
newal of their ga" books are
requested to submit their applica-
tons to the local board as soon
as possible. Those submitting their
applications at late dates may ex-
perience a delay in receiving their
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The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-10-07
Mrs. Miller Has
1913 Tax Books

At meeting of the county COM
missioners at their regular meet
ing on Monday morning, the 1943
tax books were ordered to be
turned over to Mrs. Elizabeth Mil
Ter, tax collector.
Reports showed that $95,6O7.O2
in taxes had been collected to
date.
Taxpayers may pay their tax
es during the month of October
and take advantage of the one
half on one percent discount al
lowed.
Except for routine matters there
was no other business brought be-
fore the commissioners.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-10-07
Ed NJ. Anderson
At Chicago Meet

Ed M. Anderson publisher editor
of this paper leaves this week for
Chicago, to attend the fall con-
ference meeting of the National
Editorial Association.
Here plans will be made for
the hearing of the Bankhead-Ca
non bill, which opens in Washing
ton on Tuesday, Oct. 10. Editor
Anderson who is legislative chair
man of the NEA will attend the
hearing on behalf of the organiza-
ton.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-10-07
Miss Cambill To
Head WAC Drive

A concerted campaign to in
crease the enlistment of young
women in the Women's Army
Corps was started throughout
North Carolina following Cover
nor Broughton's proclamation
urging cooperation with the spec
ial Wac drive lasting from Sept.
81 to Dec. 7.
Miss Lenna Gambill has been
appointed by Ira T. Johnston,
Ashe chairman of civilian defense
and plans are underway to secure
at least three new members for
the WAC before October IS.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-10-07
Wade Vannoy, Jr.
Gets Promotion

It has been announced by the
Oak Ridge Military Institute that
Cadet Sergeant w. E. Vannoy, Jr.,
has been selected by the faculty
and Military department to serve
as Sergeant of the Guard, begin
ming October 3, 1943. This is a
great honor as this post requires
great responsibility and leader
ship and Cadet Vannoy is the
youngest to receive it.
Wade Jr., who is the son of w.
E. Vannoy, of West Jefferson,
was an outstanding student while
in school here.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-10-07
Goodman Speaks
To Rotary Club

Prof. J. c. Goodman told the
Rotarians last week that the in
tangible wealth of the Ashe coun-
ty people was much greater than
their property. He pointed out
that the three greatest ones were:
education, the social atmosphere,
and the spiritual life. Mr.. Good
man was introduced by the pro-
gram chairman, Dean Mcmillan.
Glenn GRAPHICAL has charge of
the program tonight.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-10-07
American Legion
Met On Tuesday

The Ashe post of the American
Legion met on Tuesday evening
when a number of routine mat
tiers were considered.
The group outlined some rules
and regulations governing the
use of the community building.
These are to be published in the
near future.
The Auxiliary also met. They
discussed plans for assisting in
the cleaning-up of the communi-
ty building.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-10-07
REVIVAL AT OBIDS

A revival meeting will begin at
the Obids Baptist Church, on Sat-
urday night, September %, it was
announced this week by the pas
tor, Rev. Finley Miller. Rev. Mr..
Miller and Rev. Ralph Brown will
be in charge of the services, and
the public is cordially invited to
attend,
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-10-07
SERVICES AT EPISCOPAL
CHURCHES ON SUNDAY

Services will be held at the
Glendale Springs Episcopal
church on Sunday morning at II
o'clock, and at Beaver Creek ST..
Mary's on Sunday afternoon at
400 o'clock. Rev. w. c. Leach,
of Vale Crucis, will conduct the
services. The public is cordially
invited.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-10-07
DONALD BARE INJURED

Donald Bare, employee of the
Kraft Cheese Co., suffered a
broken thumb, Wednesday after
noon, when a piece of the pas
turizer, which he was washing,
fell on his hand.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-10-07
BOX SUPPER AT BOGGS

A box supper will be sponsored
at the Boggs school house, Sat-
urday night, October Is. The
public is cordially invited to at
tend.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-10-07

End It. Pearl Dolnger, A. N c., Qef) daughter of Mr.
and Mrs Ben Dolnger of Hus in service somewhere
North Africa She has been for the past eleven
months It. Donger received her basic training at Lawson
General Hospital, Atlanta, and Camp Forrest Tenn. She
Laura c. Mcconnell 3rd class petty officer igh) of the
Womens Reserve of the u S. Navy the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. " " Mcconnell of Jefferson She has recently
completed her boot training Indiana University and is
stationed at Charleston, S. c.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-05-29
Senote Approves
Bill Suspending
Mining Contracts

WASHINGTON - The senate judi
ciary committee has approved bin
providing that gold and silver mines
whose operations have been shut down
because of war may obtain court re-
lief from war contract obligations
until after the war. 1t would cover
those in the process Of purchasing
mining properties or holding options to
property or contracts requiring per
Torrance of work. 1t is intended to
give some relief to gold miners who
are unable to get materials under
WPB rules.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-05-29
New Prices N0nned
For ChroTaite end
Manganese Ores

New price schedules on domestic
manganese and ehromite ores have
been issued by Metals Reserve Co.,
giving 81 per unit of contained man
ganese ($4s per long dry tom for ores
and concentrates analyzing 1870 man
ganese, go iron and 119o silica plus
alumina Chromites bring $3.50 per
long ton of ores and concentrates
Analysing 1870 chrOmite oxide with 8
to / chromium to iron ratio. Premiums
are allowed for each point above 1870
in each case and penalties for points
below As. Contracts are being taken
on lots of 1000 to 10000 tons. Pro-
ducers should write Metals Reserve
Co., 81 Vermont Ave-, N. W., Wash
ington, D. C. Small shippers may sell
lots, not less than 10 tons, to stock
piles at Butte and Philipsburg, Mont.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-05-29
Relief for Gold
Miners Is Subject
OF Senate He0rinG

WASHINGTON Possible relief for
gold miners who were forced to sus-
pend by government edict, viii have
opportunity on June 10 and IL 20 tell
tAeir grievances to the Senate Com
mittee ON Mines and Mining, Senator
James E. Murray of Montana an
nounces The hearing on the Murray
bin, providing for court relief from
contracts and RFC loans to maintain
properties and prevent deterioration,
eave-ins and floods, viii afford the
mining men their chance to appear
providing there are any who have
mcney enough to travel to Washington.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-05-29
In Our
MAIL BAG



To the Editor of
The Montana Oil Journal
Great Falls, Montana
Dear Sir:
This mornings issue Of the Cut Bank
Pioneer Press records location Of Texas
Frisbee Gas Unit No. / in Section Is
36-5 and intimates that the drilling
crew is moving in.
have before me Petroleum Ad-
ministrative Order No. IL as well as
Supplemental Order No. in which 1t
is made very clear that the drilling Of
all gas wells requires exceptions, such
exceptions necessitating, If I am able
to interpret the somewhat involved
text correctly, the filing of informa-
ton showing clearly the need Of che
proposed operation and its urgency in
the promotion of National Defense.
I am quite unable to comprehend
how such exception could be granted
if all the information pertinent to the
situation were placed in the hands
of the administrator, as those Of us who
are familiar with the situation in the
Cut Bank field are well aware that there
are three gas wells within approx
mately six miles of the new Texas FRS
bee location, these wells having a com
bined productivity of one hundred mil
lion cubic feet of natural gas, and al
three of them are equipped and ready
to be put on the line.
If there were only one wen here
with low productivity it might be
argued that the conservation program
would be better served by the drilling
of a new well at the locstion named,
but with three such wells, that matter
is scarcely open to discussion in view
of the much higher cost and greater
scarcity of high carbon steel casing
required in drilling operations as com
pared with that required for the pipe
line.
One is inclined to wonder If there
are not some exceptions to exceptions"
Yours very truly,
GEORGE ii. PLATT,
Cut Bank, Montana.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-05-29
Another Coll for
Cuorsz CrYstols

If there are any prospectOrs left in
Montana and if any Of them read the
Journal, this is a message to them from
the wPB:
The government needs more quartz
CRYSTALS for use in radio equipment
for the armed forces. Send several
samples to Miscellaneous Minerals Di-
vision, wPB, Temporary OR" Bldg,
Washington, d. @. Each crystal must
weigh st least eight ounces and be
Mt least an inch thick and inches
long, clear and colorless inside. Milky
quartz, rose and purple quartz are
useless.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-05-29
Miners VIII Get
More Meut Instead
OF Books on Diet

BUTTE - Montana miners will be
allowed almost double their present
meat ration, starting today, May 20.
OPA argued for a long time that
miners should read books ON diet and
the mails Of the state were deluged
with learned publications on proteins.
The miners refused to eat the paper
and had no other use for it so OPA
finally increased meat rations from
l6 TO 2s.6 points per week. This ap-
plies to lOggers, prOspectOrs, sheep
herders and others at distant points.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-05-29
Gold Miner Gldd
OF Relief From
Riotous Ww Job

Glad to get back to the quiet of
Montana hills and plains and away
from the rain and the rush and roar
of traffic and construction at Kaiser
ship building plant, Clint Roos, well
known Helena gold mining operator, is
back in Montana on temporary leave
from a ar-job in Portland, Ore, which
city he designates as "the city the oPA
forgot"
Roos went west with Chief Smith Of
the Helena police department to lend
a hand in the war effort and ended
up directing traffic at the gate Of
the gigantic Kaiser ship building plant
where a 1O,O00-ton ship is launched
every other day. Smith is captain of
the guards and has built up remark
able record in performance of his
job. 1t was at this yard that President
Roosevelt ehristened one ship built in
10 days.
When gold mining was made illegal,
RoOs took the agency for AlcOrn paints
and he has responsibility for maintain
ing roofing on many smelters and other
industrial plants in Montana, Idaho
and Washington. He is now making an
nual inspection and repairs, meantime
enjoying the "half price" foods and
accommodations that Montana affords
--as compared with the riot-run prices
in Portland.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-05-29
Answers Your Questions
on Prospecting

This complete, practical. pockeisizad guide
book gives many focts helpful to the pros
pector. miner. ind field engineer. Covers
equipment and methods. geologic ond min
erologic data. identification Of importmt
minerals. and scores of related focts for
procticul use.
Handbook for Prospectors md
Operators of Small Mines
BY NJ. w. Won Bsrne- See these data
VIE Aid 10 Prospectors
o4o Pooes' S4-uO Lows Pertaining TO
Revised by M,nino
Geology In Pros
Simply and concise pectinq
lY. this book pre- Outcrops
SCENTS everything the somnlino ond As.
practical mon con aTyino
use in the field. from -
-,---. - - Ores
field tests. Procticol Morkeis ana
uses If oaolo0v cnd Prices
minerulogY ere ex- ifedmen
pldined. Minerals Developing and
are covered fully as Equippinq
to their Occurrences. Glossary OF Terms
and vulues. Used In Mining
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-05-29
FTNp RERYL pEPosTT

Pegmatites of Copper Mountain dis
triet in the south end of Owl Creek
mountains, Fremont County, WyO., have
been studied by UsGs and three of the
dikes are of economic interest and
were mapped. Two of them contain
tantalite and little beryl; the third
contains beryl in abundance. J. Stephen
son, A. H. Maxwell, VIM. Marion and
associates of Lander, Wyo., own most
of the claims. A copy of the map can
be obtained from USGs at Washing
ton, D. c.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-05-29

Another butadiene plant has been
halted by WPB, at Shreveport, La, be-
cause it could not be completed in time
to help the war effort.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-05-29
Assessment Work
Suspension Is for
Durution of W0r

Montana miners are gratified over
passage of the act relieving them of
doing 800 worth Of assessment work
on unpatented mining claims each year,
as this rule is for the duration. How
ever, claim owner must file with
the county recorder before July l
notice of his desire to hold each claim.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-05-29
HIGHER PRICES FOR MICA

Increased prices for mica have been
offered by Colonial Mica Corporation,
agent of Metals Reserve Co., to pre-
vent depletion of stockpile. Induce
ments are offered for greater produc-
ton of small sizes Much sorting and
grading is eliminated, cutting costs.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-05-29
Would Increase USBM Funds
To Test Montana Iron Ores

Senator x Wheeler Of Montana making an effort secure an increase
diamond drill Wolf and other deposits of Montana
in
CONNIE Mineralse mmit
is I
this incorporated into the
conjunction Herewith coal fields in the Great
win
for o
B. K.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-05-29

BUY WAR BoNDsl
La gaceta., 1943-07-19
GARCIA LO DECLARE


Ell juez municipal especial, Ma
nuel M. Garcia, declare aver cul-
pable a Edwin F. Mccarthy, due
no de un taller de reparaciones de
camiones situado en- Nebraska y
Giddens, de operar una casa de
juego y hacer resistencia a la po-
licia.
Debera pagan $25 por la acusa-
ci6n de juego y $50 por la resis-
tencia a la policia.
Declare ell juez Watkins, STEM
do entonces nombrado Garcia, que
en- ell case de Mccarthy abrigaba
prejuicios, por cuantO vive a cor
ia distancia de su taller.
La gaceta., 1943-07-19
Sc califico ell
letrado Cobbey

Ell sabado sc calific6 como can
didato a alcalde, abonando los de-
rechos que senala ell partido Mu-
nicipal Blanco, ell conocido letra-
do Luther w. Cobbey.
Tambien Sc calificaron los Sc
nores Alberto D'Arpa, por Ell dis
trito de West Tampa, ell n1mero
a; Glenn T. Massey por ell distri-
to del CONCEAL Milton, ell octave,
y Armando Alvarez, dueno del
Diaz Garage y ObrerO en- la Tam
pa Marine Works, por ell distrito
numero seis.
En- West Tampa hay tres can
didatos hasta La fecha, P. R. Ro-
driguez, Henry Gonzalez y Albert
D'Arpa.
Para la ACADIA Sc han califi-
cado ell alcalde r. E. L. Chancey,
que aspira a la reelection, y el
Sr. Cobbey.
Los otros ~aspirantes 10 son los
senores Hixon, p~atrocinado por ell
grupo de Rex Farrior, y Boyd, due
no de la estaci6n gasolinera de
Nebraska y HillsborOugh.
La gaceta., 1943-07-19
DESEAN SER REELECTOS
d LOS
DEL GABINETE
DEL

Tallahassee, julio18.-En las e.
lecciones que Sc efectuaran en- ell
Estado, en- 1914, ~aspiraran a la
reelection todos los miembros del
gabinete del gobernadOr Holland,
Sres. Nathan Mayo, cOmiSionado de
agricultural; Robert A. Gray, Sc
cretario de estadO; James M. Lee,
Intervention del estado; j. Tom
Watson, abogado general; Colin
English, superintendent de ms
trucci6n pGblica, Y ]. Edwin Lar
son, t~esorero.
Mayo es ell decano del gabinete.'
La constitution del Estado prohi-
be la reelection del gobernador en-
terminus consecutivos.
La gaceta., 1943-07-19
CELULAS ROJAS
PARA ALIVIAR la ANEMIA

CHICAGO, julio 17.-Las c6lu-
las rojas de la sangre, extraidas
de la production del plasma de
sangre, Sc vienen usando con ext
to en- ell tratamiento de la anemia,
segdn ell DR.. Howard L. Alt, de la
Escuela de Medicina de la North
western University.
Despues de una intensa hemo-
rragia, senala ell DR.. Alt, sc re-
quieren seis semanas 0 mas para
que ell paciente Sc recobre de la
anemia producida por la perdida
de sangre. Pero dandole transfu-
stones diarias de celulas rojas de
un litro de sangre, la recuperaci6n
de la anemia Sc apresura en- unos
dias.
ISL las celulas Sc facilitasen al
~ejercito, entertainments Sc apre-
suraria la rehabilitation de los
heridos que han tenido hemorra-
gias. La principal ventaja de las
transfusiones de celulas en- una
soluci6n de sal, es ell factor eco
n6mico.
La gaceta., 1943-07-19
e. ASEDIO DE MADRID
por EDUARDO ZAMAcoIS

no fumar... nj beber...
Clareaba cuando lego a su casa.
Empuj6 la puerta del zaguan, que
alguien dej6 entornada, Y entr6.
Ell ~vecindario dormia a1n. En- ell
silencio del patio, que Ola a tie
IRA h1meda, la fuente NAL cerrada
del lavadero latia de prisa, anhe.
lante, similar a un coraz6n estre-
mecido por un presentimiento.
III
Ell senior Primitive bajaba ell Ill
timo peldano cuando vic salir de
su cuarto a Juanito Muhoz.
POGO madrugas, chaval!...
Ell chofer volvi6 la cabeza.
--Buenos dias, senior Primitive.
-Mala cara llevas.
Como que van a ser las nueve
Y me acoste pasadas las cinco.
iSaque listed la cuenta! A quien
brega 10 que 20, tres horas de sue
no no lie bastan.
-Verdad es.
Saludaron a la sonora Fabia, va
dispuesta a barrier ell patio. La
portera les miro gravemente, CO.
mo 81 les supiese expuestos a un
peligro.
Use Marcia listed, senior Pri-
mitivo?... Pues cufdese, porque
listed recorre muchos sitios y me
parece que Ell dia acabara NAL.
Y encarandose con Juanito:
-Lo mismo tie digo.
A Munoz, por obra de su figura
Adolescence y de su caracter, todos
los vecinos lie tuteaban.
Frente al portal Sc habia dete-
nido un c~arricoche, tirado por un
borriquillO, a la vez que penetra-
ban en- ell zaguan dos mujeres. La
mas vieja peinaba cabellos CRISES
y Sc abrigaba ell seno con una to-
quilla anudada sobre los rinones.
Dedicabase a la recogida de basu-
ras, y la miseria y la costumbre
de mirar al suelo habian encorva-
do su espalda. Sc llamaba Rita.
Su acompanante, rubia y moza,
era hija suya. Mientras esta iba
vaciando en- una espuerta los des-
perdicios que, de noche, cada in
quilino dejaba a la entrada de su
habitaci6n, Rita prendi6 Ell palique
con la portera.
Olga listed, sonora Fabia.
iQuiere listed decirme 10 que u
cede?... Porque en- Madrid pasa
Ago..
La interrogada argued los hon.
bros, hinchandose como hacen las
gallinas cuando Sc esponjan.
81 no Sc explica listed mejor...
-iHoy no es domingo?
ST, sonora.
-IY no sabe listed que todas
las iglesias estan cerradas?
No 10 saba porque nunca voy
a la iglesia.
-Pues sepalo listed. 70 soy
buena cat6lica... y no he pOdido
OR misa. Hoy, en- Madrid, no Sc
dice misa en- ninguna parte.
-,Es+S ustad sevura9-insistio
La gaceta., 1943-07-19
NO. Is

], desapareciesen or
,%unpliment6 con tanta
,rueldad, que en- una
midas elias fueron pa
,alo. A la mahana ST.
,,daveres y Ell de sus
I, eran madres
rpados en- los pozos
,sbias y ell v%ecindariO,
n~prmuraba s~antiguan-
Maria!"... Y ahi tie
Ecaci6n que demanda-
barrios- prosigui6-,
.teridos. Con los ojos
,dsria por ellos. Me
,ssss de corredor, su
bsratillos, sus reco-
ado arbitrario de sus
por que no decirlo?...
tambien. Cada Gale
i. La Torrecilla del
racia, Sc nombra asi
D. habit6 un noble ca
Dor ser muy adicto a
de Castillo, Sc nego
N su casa al de Tras-
a Gale de Ia Coma
ssrta comadrona que
una rosa cuyo perfu-
! a las ~parturientas
dOlor. En- la de la Es-
e~xtranjeros explota-
largo tempo un cos
representaba ell hun
Ia armada ~'Invencible'
% recuerda un sitio
or arboles de esta cla-
afro caballeros venti-
81 ell ~emperador
"a o no derecho a ce-
.ariO de Atocha a los
INTO Domingo. Y no
lear mas nombres-
u~enO-porque, de ha-
en- 10 que aun
.maneeer, que no sera
deseado los que este
Lucio c~ontinuase. Es-
charla, ora vehemen-
d6tica, las parecia ha-
teatro; pero s%uponien-
b con 10 que les habia
Se por contentos. Des-
aurora cuando Sc des-
tl en- la Gale de Goya;
Plaza, que no
0, Sc marcharon a es-
Retro la bora de vol
10, y Juanito sigu1o su
Ell espfritu de to-
fesiones captadas en- Ell
aquella noche que ha-
9cerle memorable. Sc
con Lucio, mentor de
J que Ell ~ignoraba, y SUI
a mi genera
soy un retrasa-
con sus cuarenta amos,
En- que 20. Lo que lie
@ Ell ideal. 70 debfa
. debia leer mucho, y
La gaceta., 1943-07-19

Haga su parte: COmpre
BONOS DE GUERRA
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-12
NewSprint Cut
Seen in October

NEW YORK. Aug y ms
Although every effort Will be
made 10 work out a solution with
out impairing freedom Of the press
or causing undue hardship TO any
newspaper. a further cut in news
print may be necessary in October,
Rep. Boren ID OF Oklahoma
warned today
Boren. ~ho heads the House
subcommittee on brand names
and newsprint, is here with three
other committee members for
hearings with publishers and pulp
wood manufacturers on methods
Of allevlaiing the newsprint short
age
Boren said his committee IS
recommendation of a 40 per cent
cut m government paper use haC
been accepted by the WPB.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-12
AFL Board Mum
0nUMW Appeal

CHICAGO. Aug = ,INS)-The
executive council of the ALL de-
cided today 10 make no recon-
mendations TO its membership on
the application Of John l. Lewis
for reinstatement of ms 500 600
United Mine Workers.
The question will be decided at
the ALL annual convention IN
Boston in October
The council. since Monday, has
heard arguments for and against
admitting Lewis into the AL,
from which ne bolted to form the
Go. Lewis principal opponent in
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