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Evening star., 1944-06-13
By HAROLD HEFFERNAN.
HOLLYWOOD.

Sights and sounds:
Fate of the highly successful
Hardy series now seems to be in the
lap of Uncle Sam-at least for the
present. Next in the series was
to be "Uncle Andy Hardy" But
Mickey Rooney, about to become an
uncle (for the picture), is also about
to join the armed services, and the
picture is being held until it is
known when Uncle Sam is going
to want Uncle" Mickey.
Mickey completes his current
M-G-M picture, National Velvet,
about the middle of June. If he
goes into service then there is a
chance that at least one Hardy picz
ture will be made without him. In
that case several top star names
will be added to the cast, in addition
to the remainder of the Hardy
family.
Like the thin man" series, the
Hardy pictures started as an ac-
oident. The first picture was SO
successful a sequel was made-and
the series that proved more profit
able than any ever inaugurated on
Hollywood lot was born.
Some Hollywood accidents have
paid off bigger than lot of planned
biggies.
An appealing look landed non
descript dog a home which should
make him the envy of all dogdom
Gene Tierney was on the receiving
end of the pooch's beseeching look
Gene succumed to it when she
passed a Wiltshire Boulevard Pet
Shop. HE looked at me SO appeal.
Iingly," said Gene, st couldn't resist
him. Besides he had big bargain
l-$2' sign on him, which I'm sure
was giving him an inferiority COM
lpiex. I just had to- rescue him.
When the pup was brought to the
set Of Laura" cast members
promptly took a vote and labeled
him "Salani."
X II 4 II
Universal executives are holding
their breath as Christmas Holiday ~
the new Deanna Durbin picture Is
about to be released. After a dozen
typical Cinderella stories, this is
the first one in which Deanna has
a torrid love affair and, in fact,
plays Somerset Vaughan heroine
who, even though thoroughly
cleansed by the Hays office, still
travels to the screen with an un-
savory reputation.
There are reports that Universal
is hurrying Deanna into big musi-
cal, with a frothy, romantic plot
just in case the lady-of-the eve
ming assignment doesn't sit too we'll
with Durbin followers.
X ~
Fate in Hollywood: Lyn Wilde,
the married Wilde Twin, who is wed
to Sergt. James Cathcart, rents a
small apartment and commutes be-
tween that spot and another small
apartment in Santa Ana, so miles
from Los Angeles, where Cathcart
is stationed.
Lee, the unmarried twin, owns an
entire apartment house in Beverly
t!AiAo' ~ 40 81 ticu up VIII leases
that neither Of the girls so far has
been able to get vacancy.
X X
Lois Andrews has been with goth
Century-Fox l8 months, but has
never actually made a screen test.
SO she's making one this week. She
wrote the script herself and calls
1t Girl at a Bar" 1t concerns a
girl waiting at bar for a date
Evening star., 1944-06-13

las, 4:30. tbs and 10 pm. Stage
shows: 1:l0. 355. $40 and $50 pm
Little - "Mayerling 11:25 am,
1:25, $40, $40. tbs and s:15 pm.
Keiths - Show Business: HIS
am, 1:20, 3:25, $50, TAO. and s:45
pm.
PaIace-"Pinup Girl: 10:45 am,
1885, $40, 5:25, TAO and 9:55 pm.
Metropoiitan-''The Story of Dr..
Wassell": 11:l0 am, las, 4:20, 7
and $40 pm.
Pix-"When You're in Love: 2.
4:05, 6:15, 1925 and 1890 pm.
Trans-Lux-News and shorts, con-
tinuous from 10 am.
Evening star., 1944-06-13
Uncle S. Eyes Uncle Mickey

that doesn't show up. While wait
ing, she gradually becomes intoxi-
Gated and ends by dropping a
nickel in a juke box and singing
a duet with the crooner on the
record. The man playing the role
of the bartender? Why, who else
but George Jessel, her ex-husband!
That's Palsy-Walsy Hollywood for
you.
(Released by North American
Newspaper Alliance, Inc)
Every mile our boys win means
longer communication lines. These
mean greater expense, more en-
ergy, more of everything from all
of us. Let's all back the attack
Buy more War Bonds.
Evening star., 1944-06-13

the medium of motion picture
short. .. Tickets for the bond pre-
mieres of the Capitol, Earle and
Keith Theaters are now on sale at
all Washington theaters designated
as Treasury issuing agents. -. Earl
Lindsay's Capitol Theater chorus
and Jerry Wayne will participate to-
morrow night in Bob Hawks
Thanks to the Yanks" show at the
Monument Grounds i. Art Brown
acted as master of ceremonies at
last nights opening of the Palace
Evening star., 1944-06-13

Theater's Fifth War Loan drive. i. ID.
News of an interesting character
may pop as a result of Gene Ford's
visit to Hollywood. :. The CapitoPs
production manager will return from
there next week. The Chevy
Chase Players, new group under the
direction of william Jarvis, will in
augurate the summer season next
Saturday with the presentation of
Noel Coward's Hay Fever" :. The
production will be staged at the
Womans Club of Chevy Chase.
Evening star., 1944-06-13
A-16 THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c.
~,
Deanna's Sudden Adulthood
Gives Her Studio the Iitters
By JAY CARMODY.

Normally the state of mind of motion picture studio of interest
condition whispering behind
noddng they think significant
way.
ters gossip
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-23

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stimulation and extra flavor in every cvpl

These golden summer days, millions of
Americans working for victory find re-
freshing lift in Maxwell House Coffee. These
are the days, too, when a warm welcome
reets the frosty glass of iced coffee. But
hot or iced, Maxwell House remains the
coffee that is bought and enjoyed by more
people than any other brand in the world.
Why has Maxwell House so many friends?
We think it is because the traditional skill
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-23

and care which 60 into It's making bring you
extra flavor satisfaction. In Maxwell House,
choice Latin. American cofees are blended
to produce one finer coffee Radiant
Roasting develops its fill flavor, full
strength and whether IT comes to you in
jar or bag, it's always the same superb blend
No pains are spared from bean to cup to
make Maxwell House deserve the popularity
it enjoys as Americas preferred coffee
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-09-21

samo kroz SOCIJALIZAM! Otuda ie njihova duz-
most da stvaraju svoje revoluconarne organizaci-
je polticke kao sto je Socijalisticka Radnicka
Partija Amerike, i ekonomske Socijalisticke
Industrijalne Juniie, - kole pocivaju principi-
ma Observation-Disclosures t. ma principima ne
pomirljive klasne borbe, da pomocu njih obore
danasnji kapitalisticki poredak, pa da ga zamenu
sa Besklasnom Zajednicom slobodnih jednako-
pravnih liudi zena; konacno
3. Da mi pozivamo iugoslavenske radnke owe
zeml;e, da stupaju pod revolucionarnu zastavu
Socijalisticke Radnicke Partije Arnerike, posre-
dom nase Federacije pa da zajedncki sa ostalim
amerckim radnicima tako organizovani poll
,tickom polju, osvoje razore burzoasku politicku
drzavu, pomocu svoiih Socjalistickih Industri-
jalnih Junija uzmu, drze krecu zemaljske in
dustrije korst celog drustva.
Ovo je jedini nacin da Sc radno covecanstvo
resi- svih patnja, stradanja, ratova, besposlice i
drugih zala nevolja koja mu kapitalizam ma
niece ovo ie iedini nacin ma koji jugoslavenszi
radnici u ovoj zemlji stvarno mogu pomoci kako
seb tako svojim biznjm starom kraju. Jer
kljuc proleterskog oslobodjenja Sc nalazi u ruka-
ma amercke radn1ke klase ali samo onda, kada
Sc organizuje na programu Socijalisticke Radnic-
ke. Partie
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hvaljenu slobodu situacii Nenaackoi, Italiii.
Japann tako dalje. Dozvoimo da smo JOS u
stanlu da Sc mesamo izyesne civiliZovane ak
tivnosti, koje su zabraniene pod TIM gangsters
kim vladama, ali pitanje sc spusta samo do pta-
nla stepena. Ono od cega Sc plutokratske ulizicc
oprezno zadrzavaiu od d,skutovanja ia jeste ci-
nlenica da ie preovladiujuca vecina korisnog
naroda ovoj zemlii snizena do rcpstva
nalamnog ropstva - i podvrgnuta najzescem
procesu izrabljivania. Ova veika vecina naro-
da Sjedinjenih Drzava ne uziva nikakvih slo-
boda nikakve demokratije na poliu gde ovo
Dalvise znaci na ekonomskom poliu - poliu
proZvodnje. Ovde su on; robovi, rade ia ropsku
porciju presto "a hranu, stan odelo, veci-
nom nepristoino dostoinim liudskim bicima
i oni eak nemadu III sigurnosti one koia ie
obiGno tlavana lienom rohu IL danima pre- Gra-.
diansko@ Rata.
(Nastavice se)
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-09-21
REZOLUCIJA @ TOBOzNJEM JU-
GOSLAVENSKOM PITANJU
(Nastavak sa |. strane.)

izvodnju A ovo znaci da je on kao ostali bur-
zoaski pokreti, "a klasno drustvo i izrabljivanie
radnicke klase. l on kad govori nekoj podeh,
govori podeE ma narode, mesto podeli na
klase. partizani su odani pobornic klasne sarad-
ME, mesto klasne borbe: oni traze saradniu svih
|slojeva Jugoslaviji protiv okupatora takozva-
nih narodnih izdajica. Ia njih je jedan deo bun
zoaziie 'progresivan", a drugi reakconaran, te
na osnovu toga, oni SUI sklopili savez sa "proere-
sivnom" burzoazijom protiv reakcionarne burzoa-
zije.
kad mi posmatramo rad partizana nijhovu
borbu, koju SUI upregli nezadovoljne poburle
he mase Jugosavije, protiv jednog u pr!og
drugog della burzoazije Il mesto da vode klas:u
borbu protiv svih izrabljivaca pljackasa, bez
razlike pod kakvim imenma oni ISL - "progresiv-
rnm' iii reakcionarnim, mi takav Gin ma njho
vol strani osudjujemo. Osudujenno jer talSva bor-
bs ne vodi radni narod Jugoslavije oslobodjeniu,
nego ovekovecavaniu ropstva Oni tai nacin
ubijaju onaj zdravi klasni nagon u nasama, ovo
je ravno izdaistvu prena radniGkoj stvari.
Mi takodjer osudjujemo rad njihovih ovdas-
njih agenata koji pozvaju ovdasnie jugoslavens-
Ike radnike da materijalnoi noralno pomazu TAX
WI borbu koja je uperena protiv njihovih vital
nih interesa interesa nash, po polozaju nam,
drugova u starom kraj = protiv vitalnih interesa
celog radnog covecanstva
Ma osnovu gorezlozenih cinienica, 33 kon-
vencija Jugoslavenske Federacije S. L. P, Ma svo-
me zasedaniu cd 4. septembra 1914 u Akronu
Ohio, proglasuje:
l. Da danasnja borba "a vaspostavlianie iu-
goslavenske burzoaske drzave obliku monarhlle
iii federativne republike, ne vod Sc u interesu
iugoslavenskog radnog naroda, jer pod jedi2om
iii drugom formom, cilj ce biti isti: izrabjiuane
pljacka tiransanje jugoslavenskih radnih masa
Zbog ovog razloga jugoslavenski radnici kako
oni starom kraju, tako owl ovde, ne bi treball
da Sc zalazu zrtvuju "a takvu borbu koja je
iskljucivo interesu kapitalista
2. Da jugoslavenski radnici posebce, radnlcl
sviju nacija mogu postic stvarno oslobodjenle
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-09-21

= oni koji u znoju lica svoga je-
du HEB svoj. Vecito Sc nalaze u
nekim raspravama. Ali te njiho-
We rasprave nikada Sc neokrecu
oko onih pitanja kaia bi zasecala
u njihove radnicke interese. Ta-
k pitanja njihove rasprave uvek
su pitanja koja su protiv njihovih
interesa kao radnika. Bas sada
zauzeti SUI u cudnovatim raspra-
wanna. Balkan i ma Balkanu Ju-
goslavija, u Jugoslaviji oni ko-
il Sc O vlast otimaju, predmet
SUI njihove rasprave. cudnova-
tost te rasprave, lako je pojm-
liiva kada Sc ina ma umu, da
oni provedose, ako ne Geo, ono
bolii dec svoga zivota u ovoj
zemlii; da oni postase gradjani
owe zemlje; da oni izrodise i
odranise decu svoju u ovoj zem-
lii: da &c oni najzad kosti svoje
ostaviti u ovoj zemlji, ukratko,
da je ova zemlja konacno posta-
la njihovo poslednje pribezlste.
Prema tome: Ne Balkan ma
Balkanu JugoslaWja, nego Anne
rika je ia zemlja o kojoj svi mi
jugoslavenski radnici, skupa sa
ostalim americkim radnicima,
treba prvenstveno da vodimo ra-
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-09-21
Uvod izvestaju Ogranka Akron

cuna. Kao sto vidimo kod njih je
to drukcije.
Pitanje: Ko &c da vlada u pos
leratnoj Jugoslaviji? Dali &c VIA
dati kralj sa svojima, iii Tito sa
svojima? Bio da vladaju jedni
iii drugi nj u jednom slucaju ne
&c vladati radnicka klasa Jugo-
slavic. / u jednom i u drugom
slucaju to &c biti cista izvejana
kapitalisticka vlast. cista IL
vejana zbog toga: posto jedni j
drugi priznaju kapitalisticka ne
porocna prava privatne svojine,
najamnog rada, drzave svih
ostalih ustanova ma kojima poci-
va kapitalisticki poredak. Radni-
Gina Jugoslavije namece Sc mes
to Sto oni verovatno ne zele. jer
ako je iko iskusio zle posledice
kapitalisticke vlasti, iskusili SUI
ie radnici Jugoslavije cd prvog
dana njenog postanka pa do pos
lednjeg dana njenog trajanja.
Razume Sc, kada bi to bilo pita-
ME: Radnicka iii kapitalisticka
vlast, u takom slucaju to bi bilo
pitanje izmediu radnicke revo-
lucije kapitalisticke reakcije -
samo u takom slucaju svaka ras-
(Nastavak ma 4. strani.)
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-09-21
Sociialisticko ResetO
Oglasavanje i obozayanje
Tita

Verovatno da nj iedan Jugoslaven
u celoj istoriii juznih Slavena nije dobio
toliko reklarne obozavania, koliko je
dobiva iedna nezasluzna osoba danas Il
ugoslavenskoi i svetskoj stampi TIA o.
SODA ie po izmisljenom imenu, Tito" iii
Josip Brozovic.
Verni svoioi dosadasnioi prirodi O.
bozavania vodia, pseudokomunisti. Ill
mace poznati stalinisti, prednia6e Il to-
me oglasavanju obozavanju. Niihove
novine "Narodni Glasnik" "Slobod11a
Rec" ovoi zernlii tako su pune njego-
viii slika, pesama j pripevki mace
strasno dosadnih clanaka, Il koiima Sc
pripisuje tome coveku, skoro nadliudska
moe sposobnost A sami znadu da on
cak nj sa 1,iihove tacke gledista ne "a
sluzuie nj hiliaditi dec tie reklame obo-
zavania. Koliko ie to obozavanie bliuta-
vo dosadno moze Sc videti Il sledeeoi
kitici pesme pripevke Tit, koia je IL
iSla u ''Narodnom Glasniku' bas pored
Titove slike. u broiu cd Il. septembra.
PeSma le u EOcdSt HidI sdIla IItu q
prva joi ie kitica kako sledi:
asa Istoka zvijezda sjaji
Naviestava miriam dan
Da &c Slaven bit slobodan,
Nekoc hiese sanao san.
Srce bile krvca lie,
Ustaj rode sad je cas-
Pod bariakom Partizana
Voditi &c iunak mas
Kada bi Tito inao in2alo postenja,
on bi sam protestvovao protiv ovaklh
pesama. u NINA Sc, ako ma vrlo bllr-
tav nacin, pripisuie njenau ono sto on ne
zasluzuie. Kakav ie~pn junak? kakav
ie on oslobodioc Slavena?
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-09-21
Drugovi delegati:-

Drugovi delegati:-
Nakon godinu dana mi Sc opet
sastasmo, da podnesemo Kon-
venciji godisnje izvestaje svojih
respektivnih Ogranaka i da O.
predeimo mas rad "a narednu
godinu dana. No buduci da Sc
sastajemo u nasem gradu, to O.
granak Akron estate zahvalan
nasem clanstvu ma dodeljenoj
mu casti, vas delegate goste
pozdravlja sa: dobro nam dosli.
Prosla godina bese - bar "a
mas u Akronu - dosta teska GO
dina. Dosta teska u drustvenom
smislu reel. Ratna atmosfera pri-
tiskivase mas do zagusljivosti.
Ia svaki mas pothvat morale Sc
[ulagati mnogo wise wolfe truda
e da bi Sc postigao izvesan US
peh. Bee obzira ma sve potesko-
ce. sigurnom nogom gazismo ma
pred. Kakvi su rezultati, to ce-
mo doprim delom cuti ma kraju
ovog izvestaja.
A sada rec dive o onom polju
ma kome mas Ogranak ina da
radi. To pole sacinjavaju nasi
jugoslavenski radnici u gradu j
okolici. Sa nistavnim izuzetkom.
sve su YAM to moderni radnici
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I
~ " iieSioeh1: Aria A. ALbAUGH
car 1ronn,1.
IcoNNrrr1c,,r =
or.o. cl-, 'oi' 'oseph T. borden; Lieutenant Gov
T ~ : "ercer; Secretary OF State James A. Hutchn
| ,:..' ~ ~, =. Larson; Comptroler Joseph Mackay
IT MOE ~ 'ois'
1n, - 'eo o'a'es Senator Frank Schnur; Governor
' Hieuleiaht Governor Gregory Lyngas Secre
80 -, ~ ''o riShef Auditor OF Public Accounts O. AL
~ o'ae treasurer Gus Larson; Attorney General
University of Illinois: Nada uano,;oh I1a,a o
McKenzie Congressman -at-y aroe 1u.ter k,ohel ~.
dental Electors ~
,n,
o'e'oi Ioloon Long, Lieutenant Governor, Charley
Carl D. Tchao: Treasurer Of ctate t4ern,a tr.. o
Superintendent of Public Instruction Or,511o fT. 49,.
General John Morris Reporter Of the s,nrene t uyi
Miller; Presidential Electors ~
IOWA: Presidential Electors
,~,,-,r,
1 iies'oe1'ial 1lecors
MASSACHUSETTS Governor E1an,;no A R1on,on. ..
Governor George Leo McGlvnn. secretary of Cah
Horace Hills Treasurer to,ber4 cr.hraa. .,1;4
EVel Palqulst Attorney General Fred E. Oelche
oa1es Senator Bernard G. Kelly; Presidential Electors
MICHIGAN. Governor Taaos j., c.o 1:o4o.. r,
James C. Horvath. Secretary, os c+a4e 1,n,a. c. n..
General Iharles schwartz; Auditor General Marion L. Wal
Electors 1'
MINNESOTA: Governor Gerald NJ York Presidential Elecor
Ole The Socialist Labor PARTY anners on the ao+
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*Razasnjavajuci znaeene s'putogosa professor Smith
rece Demagoga mi sv poznamo personu koia pogres
no prazni odek nienh sopstvenh popevki
kucanja covecanva Fluoeog dalako nie
poznat niti ga tako lako prpoznat Pluogog e glas
bopath kada oni govoriti "a sebe zamc
mix pultokrata cd drugh dana. ne Alah nego
savetnik iavnim odnosima Vi tete cu niegovu meko
eovorec poruku stupcima prefrganih Walter
mamma sveto-uanih Glenn Franksova. vi videti iii
;eo osecati niegovu urukascenn rnku hvalsucim pub
noyaninna pokojne Ivy Lees naseg prisutnog
Edvard Bernaysa' Nj smo zahvani profesoru "a ve-
xanstyenu rec kojn e skoyao primenu tako
;asuo tacno nastaknutije predstavnke pluogostya
Otuda mi Como smatrati da su "putogog t'Lppmann"
sinonimni
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-08-14
GERMAN SPIRITS
FIRED BY HITLER

ROME, Aug. 13.-R-The Arno
river city of Empoli on Florence's
west flank fell to the Eighth army
without a fight today as the Ger
mans probed Allied lines with pa
trolls whose tagging spirits were
fired by a Hitler proclamation that
soon the Reich's armies would re-
sumo the offensive.
The task of bringing help to the
hungry population of historic Flor
ence, abandoned by the contending
armies to spare it's treasured art
and monuments, was UNNECESSARILY
complicated meanwhile by patriots
and fascists battling in the streets.
Emopil which lies about Is miles
west of Florence on the south bank
of the Arno, had been stoutly de-
Tended by the Germans in retreat
toward their Gothic line. but eighth
army tanks and infantry found the
town clear except for snipers as
they moved up to solidify their
hold on the Arno to the sea.
Hitler's proclamatio told the re-
treating troops in Italy that the
defensive phase: Of the war would
soon end and the German :. army
would be on the march again. A
prisoner said the morale was rails
ed in his regiment.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-08-14
SECURITY PLAN =
WINS APPROVAL

WASHINGTON, Aug. 13.-iRASil
Alexander Cadogan, British dele
gate to the world security talks
opening next week, virtually en-
dorsed today the broad outlines TO,
an international peace organiza
ton already laid down by Presi
dent Roosevelt as the basis for the
American security plan.
That statement, coupled with his
disclosure that there already has
been an exchange of ideas among
the British, Americans and Rus
slams on how peace should be orga.
nized, gave rise to hope among Of
ficials here for greater degree Of
success than had been predicted
heretofore for the Washington con.
versations.
Cadogan talked to reporters at 9
news conference held by the British
ambassador, the Earl of Halifax
who has just returned from. Lon
don. 49,.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-08-14
ACME MAN SHOT
AFTER ARGUMENT

Grover Cleveland Jones of Route
/, Acme. allegedly was shot in the
back five times by Buck Watson,
II, last night at his home, accord
ing to ]. L. Flowers, State High
way patrolman.
Jones, now in James Walker Me-
mortal hospital was quoted by
Flowers as saying that he and Wat
son had had an argument over
some lumber. Flowers said Jones
told him that Watson drove up to
his home with a mule and wagon
and called him to inquire about a
watermelon. When Jones reached
the wagon, Watson told him that he
was going to shoot him, and Jones
ran toward his home and Watson
fired five times with IL gauge
shot gun, according to Flowers.
Hospital authorities said Jones'
condition was Every serious He
is paralyzed in the hips and legs.
\ Watson has not yet been ap-
prended. The Columbus county
sheriff's department announced
that they were searching for him.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-08-14

IT have no hesitation in saying
the Republican minority, aided by
certain elements of the Democratic
party, actually has been in control
of the Senate for two years,
Hatch declared.
While others weighed the posi-
BILE effect of the Senate's action
on future legislation, Senator
Hawkes. R-N.JD said he thought
the vote indicated the country
wanted ''to stop the concentration
of power in centralized govern
ment, an idea upon which the New
Deal philosophy has been built .
Rejecting all attempts to COM
promise, Republican-southern
Democratic coalition Friday passed
reconversion bill sponsored by
Senator George D-Ga.) after vot-
ing down, 40 to Is, the Kilgore-
Murray measure under which job
less payments would be set by
Congress.
The House temporarily sidetrack-
ed the issue to start work Tues
day on bill to create machinery
for disposing of an estimated $751;
90, 100000 of surplus government
property after the war, which re-
quires broader, more effective
legislation than the Senate bill,
Hatch told reporters he felt GER
tain the Georgian would have work.
ed out a compromise, had he been
permitted. /"
Supported as he was by the en-
tire Republican side, it was inn
possible for him to have reached
an agreement, Hatch asserted.
George told newsmen no COM
promise was possible on the basis
of the labor supported Murray
Kilgore bill because cit would up
set veterans administration juris-
diction over returning soldiers and
upset state unemployment systems
upon whose experience we must
rely
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Super-Gasoline Readied
For New Giant Bombers

the s100-octane fuel now used in
battle planes.
The council called the t..X''
octane ''the worlds finest fly
ing fuel and said it was de-
signed to draw from the. fu-
turistic B-32 bonbers, Lethal
B-29 Superfortresses and the
most modern fighter escort
planes their originally intend
ed maximums in sustained
speed, short: take-offs, combat
radius; and load-carrying cap
abilities"
The announcement said that
oil industry scientists predict
that quantity production OF the
new gasoline would permit
possible Allied bombing of the
Japanese mainland on a subur-
ban service schedule.
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Fiue Enemy Ships Sunk
OHCoast of Brittany

Another force led by the Bri-
fish cruiser Diadem and includ-
ing at least one Polish warship
torpedoed and sank medium
armed merchant vessel west of
La Rochelle in the Bay of Bis
cay.
Earlier British motor torpe-
do boats ON patrol in the Chan
mel interc epted an auxiliary
vessel under escort of eight R.
boats off LIE Havre and pressed
home a torpedo attack on the
larger ship despite heavy en-
envy fire. Two large explosions
were heard and it was consid-
s sred III likely * auxiliary vessel
The Allied warships suffered
no casualties in all these Skin
mishes.,- -...
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LONDON, Aug. 10. = B =
Proving Allied warships main
tanning a blockade in the Bay
of Biscay and along the Chan
mel coast, around Brittany, sank
five enemy ships and possibly a
sixth in series of skirmishes
Saturday, the Admiralty an
nounced today.
One small convoy of three
armed trawlers and supply
ship was. caught off Pointe de
+. Penmarche Finisterre, below
the besieged Breton port OF
{ Brest; and was wiped out by
force of British and Canadian
Z. destroyers.
Whether the convoy was try
ing to evacuate personnel from
Brittany was not made clear.