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Evening star., 1943-10-24
Wooden Containers
For Foods Restricted

ks the Associated Press.
The War Production Board yes
terday banned the use of wooden
containers for shipment of cabbage
green corn, dry onions, white pota-
toes, rutabagas and turnips.
1t restricted the wooden packag-
ing CT several other products to
quotas based on a percentage OF
1912 shipments, including:
Radishes and cucumbers, so per
cent: cantaloupes, melons, cauli-
flower, celery and lettuce, 80 per
cent; books, clothing, glass articles.
linoleum and rugs. 80 per cent, and
furniture, 65 per cent.
Drastic steps in curtailing civilian
use of wooden containers are nee
essary. WPB said, to meet expand
Ing military requirements.
Evening star., 1943-10-24
Lookout on Loaded Tanker Saw
Other Ship Just Before Crash

BY the Associated Press
PALM BEACH, Fla, Oct. %
Seaman First Glass Joseph S
O'Brlen. member Of a Navy gun
crew board the northbound tanker
saw another ship loom out of the
darkness last Wednesday night and
ran to call the bridge. but before he
reached a telephone there was
crash and an explosion-and 88 men
periShed.
MI. O'Brien Of indianapolis, gave
this account of the disaster:
Il was on watch about 1880 pm.
as we rode northWard along the
Gulf stream.
Suddenly I spotted another ship
bearing down from the North 1t
appeared to be about IS yards away
1t looked as If it were going to pass
US, but as the ship approached
l saw it was going to be close.
Il turned and started for a tele-
phone to report to the forward
bridge, shouting as I ran to Walter
Atkinson of Miami. another men,
Der of the gun crew.
Evening star., 1943-10-24
Blind Veteran EMPLOYED

OF 5000 New Zealand soldiers re-
turned from service overseas only
one is totally blind. and he is back
at work for his old firm, a refrigera-
ton company.
Evening star., 1943-10-24
7 unkers
Continued From First Page J

magazines would go any minute. I
jumped into the sea off the fantail. -
Coast guard patrol boats, which
reached the scene within few
minutes circled dangerously close to
the blazing vessels to pick up sur
VlVOrS.
Evening star., 1943-10-24
Vinson Again Rejects
Move 10 Fix Prices
By Legislative Act
By he Associated Press.

By he Associated Press.
The administrations congressional
Wrangle over subsidies rolled on
yesterday with Republican legis-
latOrS accusation that the price
rollback program is designed TO
rally fourth-Germ votes"
Indications that the administra-
ton will reject any attempts at
compromise on the subsidy issue
were seen by farm bloc leaders in a
fresh protest from Economic Stabi-
llzation Director Vinson that pro-
poSalS to fix prices by legislative
enactment would make price con-
/ troll "administratively unworkable. :
Landis Asks Fair Prices"
AS Congress waited President
Roosevelt'S special message OH sub
sides to keep retail prices down
Representative Lands, Republican
OF Indiana declared the country S
greatest need is increased produc-
ton and fair prices.
An adequate supply of goods" he
SAID IN a radio speech, will ALWAYS
adjust the price. Fair prices must
replace subsidies. We must insist
that full control of the food pro-
gram be placed in the hands of a
single food administrator.
While Mr.. Lands charged that
the subsidy program was an at
tempt to draw consumer votes for
Mr. Roosevelt in 1914. he added that
'bun9Ilng bureaucrats' must as
sumo full responsibility for a seri-
Gus food shortage which he predict
cd would occur this winter if the
administration insists on the price
rollback plan.
MI. Vlnson voiced his objection
TO legislative price fixing in letter
to Chairman Wagner of the Senate
Banking Committee studying a bill
70 force 35-cent-a- barrel increase
IN crude petroleum prices. Present
producer prices are approximately
Sl.5O a barrel. The bill was pro-
posed BY Senator Thomas, Demo-
crat. of Oklahoma.
Would Open the Door,"
Remarklng that enactment would
open the door for other price fixing
BY Congress. Nj Vinson declared
that such procedure would wreck
the administrative machinery for
price control. Senator Thomas re-
torted that MI, VinSon merely was
ref!ecting the Presidents views and
ADDED that he would seek to put
through the price increase ANYWAY
A showdown on the issue awaits
House action on legislation to extend
the life Of the Commodity Credit
Corp. Beyond October 81 The
measure was reported by the House
Banking Committee with a prohjbi-
ton against rollback subsidies after
that date.
Before resigning yesterday as
senior administrative assistant in
the Office of Price Administration
former Senator Clyde L. Herring of
Iowa, observed that he did not see
now living costs would be rolled
back to the objective date of Sen
tember Is, 1912. without control
subsidies.
Evening star., 1943-10-24

Before 7 got to the telephone,
there was a crash.
"A terrific explosion followed and
I was blown about 10 feet across the
deck. Regaining my feet. I raced
through flames and jumped over
board off the stern. I guess I was
the first one off the boat.
I swan as fast as I could for
awhile, and thought I was safe.
then l stopped to look back.
Waves of flame were coming to-
ward me on the water. and they
almost caught me. Burning gasoline
covered a huge area.
L could hear a lot of screaming
and yelling from the direction Of
both ships and I knew lot of the
boys were trapped. II was awful
After I swan away from the
flames I floated around until l
found lifeboat upside down Il
craWled up on it and sat there until
I was picked up by the Coast Guard.
Evening star., 1943-10-24
LOST RATION COUPONS.

Kra! s5os somcrset 3D. 70 RTeadsis FeadsIs
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Lucille D MiIcs JOHNNIE G. mies. Ties Mary M,les l.
Crowder, Emma E Dowdell, 1888 Half
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kaTioN keTads cTeeo BOOKS and boa 3 issued s1b
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issued to Anna Pearl Bra gunier and Mar
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Evening star., 1943-10-24
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Evening star., 1943-10-24
Tanker Survivors
Only 7 Listed From
Northbound Ship
5y the Associated Press

PALM BEACH, Fla, Oct. 23.-
Survivors from the collision of two
tankers off the Florida coast, which
cost 88 lives, included:
Navy armed guard crew of the
northbound ship:
Atkinson, Wallis Hall, sound man,
third class, Portland, Greg.
Strlnger, Samuel Bert, seaman
first class, Eloy, Ariz
Terry, Vernal Frederick, seaman
first class, Dunkirk. Ohio.
O'Brien, Joseph Sylvester. seaman
first class, indianapolis, Ind.
Hoier, ElVin James, seaman first
class, kennard, Nebr.
Members of merchant crew of the
northbound ship:
David, Dupre, 40, first cook, Port
Arthur, Tex.
Breaux, Marshall, 81, messman,
Port Arthur, Tex.
Navy armed guard gun crew of the
southbound ship:
Merrick. 1t. d. g) Ivan ", U. S.
N R, Wellsville, Kans.
Norris, Calvin Edward, seaman
first class, Sycamore. Ohio.
OBrien, Harry Justin, seaman
first class, Alameda, Calf.
Rardono Eugene Charles, seaman
first class. North Great Falls, Mont.
Seher, Edward Herman, jr.. sea-
man first class. Burbank. Calf.
Members of merchant crew of the
Southbound ship addresses un-
available):
Burba, Wallv L., bos'n.
Greencorn, VIM. D.
Joyce, Albert w,
Ulbrich, A., chief engineer.
Hethlngton. Ia, second assistant.
Finley, Christopher, third as
Roam. Burton
Nielsen, Olaf, first assistant eng.
Rodriguez. E. V.
Morrow, John E.
Howell, Tim E.
Irvine. G. c.
Gehrke. Robert Z.
Pacinski, Michael, End.
Doing, John L.
Evening star., 1943-10-24
Nazis Told 10 Discount
Plot for 0ustinq Hitler
Ry the Associated Press.

Ry the Associated Press.
LONDON, Oct. 23.-Hans Fritsche
chief of the German radio propa-
ganda service, said tonight that
leaflets telling of a movement to
overthrow Adolf Hitler are being
circulated in Germany by the Allies.
Urging the home front population
to protect themselves against the
leaf1et poison by voluntary disci-
pline,' Fritsche declared the leaflets
bore, as purported hackers of the
movement, the names of Nazi lead
ers and told of mysterious plans to
overthrow Hitler and set up a mill
tary dictatorship on the Badoglio
model"
The names included Hans Frank.
governor general of part of con-
quered Poland; Josef Terboven
Reich commissioner in Norway, and
Erich Koch, Reich commissioner in
the Ukraine, Fritsche said in a
broadcast over the Prague radio
recorded by the British Ministry of
Information.
Evening star., 1943-10-24

Domestic help is hard to find
but you may find 1t through a
Want Ad" in The Star,
Evening star., 1943-10-24
Boorders Find Doq
Only Thing Alive
On One Tanker

By the Associated Press.
PALM BEACH. Fla, Oct.
23.-Coast Guardsmen who first
boarded one of the tankers
which collided off the Florida
coast Wednesday night found
only one living thing-a tiny
mongrel dog.
The dog was slightly burned.
but later contracted pneumonia
from the terrible experience.
Coast Guardsmen called in a
veterinarian in an effort to
save the pups life.
Evening star., 1943-10-24
Saw Only One Man.


Walter DeutSch of HUNTINGTON. N
Y. quartermaster, commanded the
first rescue boat to arrive.
We approached the empty tanker
from WindWard,' he said. Only one
man could be seen on deck. He
refused to jump until we shouted
we were going to leave. There was
lot Of screaming"
The flaming hulls floated slowly
northward in the Gulf Stream. The
empty, less seriously damaged
tanker ran aground. Salvage crews
hoated the vessel and towed it to
port, with the dead still aboard
Inc Navy said it will be repaired
and will carry war goods again
Other Drifts 20 Miles.
Inc laden tanker drifted almost
~ miles, burning so fiercelv that j.
could not be approached. It struck
oo'tom almost atop the hulk of
lrelghter sunk by enemy subs early
in the war. >
NO one yet has boarded the shin
ouI men on rescue craft reported
they could see piles of burned bodies
Inc masters of both ships and
an except one of the Navy commits
stoned officers assigned to the gun
crews, were lost. the Navy reported
second Engineer Edward Hething-
ton, %, of Charleston. aboard the
empty tanker, said all lifeboats were
burned and fell into the sea.
Emerging from the engine room
ne related, I'VE had to run over A
mass OF charred bodies which almost
blocked the port companionwav,"
All Survivors Injured.
-Four OF the survivors were taken
TO Palm Beach hospital and the
other "a were taken to the Morri-
son Field Army Air Base. All had
injuries.
The survivors said they believe a
spark generated when the two metal
hulls clashed set off the explosion
ironically, the moon arose a few
minutes after the disaster. Until it
did, survivors said, the night was
black
William D. Greencorn, rs, of
FRANKLIN, Mass. a seaman for go
years and a survivor of five pre-
vlous shipwrecks, came through
again, but his 19-year-old son Cal
win, making his first trip as an ap-
prentice seaman, was lost.
This is the end for me-" the sor-
rowing father said. I'm not going
back to sea-"
The exact cause of the collision
may never be known since all navi-
CATION officers on both ships died
The points of impact were the bow
OF the southbound ship and the port
tore quart OF the northbound tanker
Evening star., 1943-10-24
Former Legislator Dies

ALLENDALE, S. C. Oct % lP,.-
Robinson Plato Searson, 81, Allen
dale attorney and former State
Senator and member of the South
Carolina House of Representatives
dled OF a heart ailment here today.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-01-29

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-01-29
Men In 1888 Group Required To
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-01-29
Lieutenant Mormon
Moron Is Among Air
Corps Graduates

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-01-29
Rites for Claude r.
CuIpeppcr Are Held
Monday Afternoon

Claude Reese Calpeppef. 81
years Old Mcli known - Mas.
Point and paecagoala dsed "a fhs
Veterans Hospital N A~iexanisia
Saturday afternoon after an iil.
nee q three Yeara
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"a Monday II tise Mckay Funefal
Home with American Legion
ceremonies at The Machprlah
Cemetery The Rev r " ulnef
offieiafsd
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-01-29
High School PTA
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cARn on uHAnKs

Kind friends / wish % thank
you one ami Al fer your many
acts II kindness rendered ne dur.
re the sad hour IF ms heHesve
fsent in the death ~ my dear
husband the late T N DAVIS and
also for the beautiful floral 81.
ieFsngs az the home and grave
YeuH kindness shall never b. fof
gotten
WIFE
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cARD or THANKS

We WISH e. eNpfvsS ef fnan
ard sppruct4tsnH to 80 Hany
fxsenas faf thssf kiuanem and
tanuehfulnest during a n'
illness ard death us ouf vet
husband snn and hrufhrr liar
vey c Jones
his WIFE FATHER MOTH
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TERS
Hurley. Mis- Jan - ie&5