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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-14
u. s. Steel Says
In Firm Market

NEW YORK, July IA QNS)
A half-point drop in the first sale
of L. S. Steel. on a block of l00C
shares, was the outstanding weak
spot in an otherwise higher stock
market opening today.
Trading was active.
Bethlehem rose u. somewhat
oifSetting the drop in big steel
Early rails were higher but motors
gave ground.
Opening prices Bethlehem
Steel 65 =, up u; General Motors
6534, unchanged; Illinois Central
1874, up Il; WHY'S Overland 1875
off Il: United Corp. "a. un-
changed; Southern Pacific 80, up
y; Public Service n. j. 17Is, up
81 Alaska Juneau rs, unchanged
International Paper 1914, off 4;
l.. S. Steel 6las. off %; Republic
Steel 20h. off II; International
Telephone 10, unchanged; Socony
Vacuum 14h, off II; Baltimore
and. Ohio 9Ss. off II: Southern
Railway IS, off - Chryslcr 90
off u; General Electric 39h, up
=: Delaware Lackawanna and
Western S7s, up Is; Packard So,
unchanged; Commercial Solvents
179s. unchanged; Lockheed 17&,
unchanged; Ohio Oil 1915. up -;
Commonwealth and Southern | Is,
unchanged; Atchison 70i2, I'M
changed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-14
Hearst 10 Buy
Extra Stock
special to THE DETROIT TIMES


LOS ANGELES. July 14-Mor-
gan Howard, treasurer Of Hearst
Publications, Inc, announced to-
day that the tenders OF Class A
stock OF Hearst Consolidated Pub
Inc. exceeded the 600, 900
shares which the company pro-
posed to accept.
Approximately 100000 shares
were rendered and, in accordance
with the formula stated In the
Invitation for tenders, the COM
pany will use the S15,000,000 bor-
rowed TO accept all tenders Of 10
shares or less and rs per cent Of
all other tenders.
Available excess funds make il
possible for Hearst Publications.
Inc, TO purchase an additional
10000 shares OF the stock ten
dered and the company has de-
cided to purchase these additional
shares from those who rendered
DDS shares or less.
The company therefore will pur-
chase all shares rendered by any
stakeholder who rendered 225
shares or less and Is per cent OF
all shares rendered by any stock
holder who rendered more than
Dds shares.
Hearst Publications. Inc, COM
menced mailing checks yeSteday
and it is expected that all checks
will be received before the end Of
tho month
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-14
z New Detroit
Firms Formed

LANSING. July Ia (UP)-The
Michigan Corporation and Securi-
ties Commission today had an.
nounced filing of articles Of
by the following new
Detroit firms:
Crescent Steel Co. 66l5 f. JEFF
ferSon; Stanley L. Fildew, Edg-
ward G.. DE Gree and Robert d.
Randall, Detroit. incorporators, to
manufacture and sell metal prod
ucts, $4,000 common stock.
Industrial Woodcraft, Inc. 1909
Dean; Otto c. Maurer and Sol p.
Mral. Detroit, incorporators,
woodturning and plastics, $1,000
common stock.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-14
PrioritieS

The Detroit regional office 81 che War
Production Board announced today the
following priorities actions:
L-335 Dir Southern Yellow Pine -
Establishes production procedure for saw
mills receiving military orders
L-335 Dir o. Cypress ped or Yellow
Lumber Establishes production prooe-
dure FOR sawmils receiving military orders
L-2Sg amended Greeting cards and
Illustrated Post cards " Restricts design
of new and old 20 percentage OF lSi2
limits tonnage OF paper put INTO process 20
consumption quotas establishes cerilhca-
ton procedures restricts delivery.
emp Reg. 3, amended. Revises certih-
cation use.
.65 amended. Electrical Appliances ."
Removes certain items from control Of the
order
I-a77 amended. electrical Wiring De
vices and Heater Cord sets Adds re-
strictions on manufacture, sale aud deliv-
erv OF heater cord sets
M.2T6 amended. "Bismuth Restricts
use and delivery 20 specified exceptions
effective July l. 1874.
M.o-c, Amendment 2. cooper" Places
control over use IN production Of ammuni-
ton for civilian use
For further details contact NPB, 1910
Woodward. Phone TR 2-f9o0.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-14
Rising Prices
Held Certain
BY LEWIS HANEY
Of EconOmle.. New YorL University

Ernt OF ECONOMIES New h"fA hN''N'f
Several times recently / have
been asked the questions, VIII com.
modify prices rise? II so, VIII they
rise much? How soon?
My general answer Is that even
tually the average OF commodity
prices must and will rise greatly,
unless the government IS allowed
10 become collectiviSuc. and goes
in for complete control over the
demand for and supply of goods
in managed economy.
One indication that prices will
rise. whenever the dictatorlal con-
trolls are removed. is seen IN the
efforts now required 10 hold the
line" If IL were not for the strong
upward pressure. II would not be
necessary TO make such efforts.
Now ask yourself whether we
are always gong 10 have on OPA
and a War Sterilization Board,
and you will see what l mean.
Al the bottom of much OF this
condition. is the general fact that
more currency has been issued
than goods. The increase in dol
lars. pounds, and other currcncies
Gncluding bank q epoSitS) has
been vastly greater than the in
crease in the quantity of goods TO
be bought and sold. This is a
worldwide condition.
Obviously, the increased cur
rency cannot all be used cat any
usual velocity unless more of it Is
given for each product exchanged.
This would mean higher prices
paid.
Tomorrow: Why not cure in
flation By increased production p
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-14
M. s. Rukeyser
Advocates Uniform
bookkeeping Rules
M. S. Rukeyser

BRETON WOODS NJ II, July 14-Apart from speculative
and theories such have been dgned here
sponsorship exceedingly useful task
foreign trade which be effectively carried
out under international auspices. L|L..
There is blue sky lure this proposal which relates to
national bookkeeping for all Up TO moth
uniformity has been accomplished
nations.
Soviet Russia example holds back data gold holdings
gold production whereas other nations freely publish such
information.
Also on great variances
methods reporting imports and exports Thus international
carried almost the spirit of the Of blind
mans
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-14
American Machine
Shipments Up 1000

NEW YORK, July 14-Ship-
mentS Of American Machine q
Metals. Inc. for the first half of
1914. exclusive of United States
Gauge Co. which was acquired
March 20, may be above $1,000
900. "a increase Of nearly 10 per
cent over a year ago. Addition of
the u. S. Gauges volume, from
date of acquisition 10 June 30,
porbably will lift the total TO
around S11.000,OO0.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-14
What New
In Business
War Bond Salesmen
Praised by McLucas
BY WARD SHULTz

In a stirring talk yesterday
Walter s. MCLucaS chairman OF
the banking division OF the War
Finance Committee, gave out
the final figures which revealed
the splendid Job this unit had
done and praised the assembled
members OF the division for
their work =
"The state quota for corpora
tions, unions. estates, etc, was
$3.50. 0OO, OOOO." he said This
was far surpassed and the final
figure showed $50. iSS.2Sl worth
sold.
"The state quota for individ-
uAlS-other than h bond>-was
SiO1 900. 600 and although only
S99.5ls,515 worth were sold,
this particular group in Wayne
County topped its individual
quota oi S5S,66l 900 by 26 per
cent and sold SCI .625 900 worth"
McLucaS added that Wayne
County's corporate quota was
also far surpassed.
He expressed confidence that
the F bond sales supervised by
Frank ISbey and still under
would go over the top
before the end of the month and
thanked members Of his staff
for the added millions of f.
bonds they had sold and the way
they had redouhled efforts IN
This field when their own quotas
had been exceeded.
w. S. Gilbreath, Earnest c.
Harris and John w. Waiting
were state vice chairmen; L. *.
Hoover. state director.
Mcpherson Browning. chair
man. Fred a. BarEman Harry
w. Kari and ALVIN MaCaulCy Jr.
headed the Wayne County divl-
sion.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-14
i. s., Britain Plan
Oil Resources Farley

WASHINGTON, July IA
United States and Britain jointly
announced that a full-dress con-
ference on world oil resources
would be held shortly. following
up technical discussions by experts
several weeks ago Lord Beaver
brook will head the British dele
CATION. the announcement said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-14
Essential TO Know Trade Figures Currently

In Judge the credit position Of nation in international
trade essential to know currently how much is buying and
selling For the long imports must be paid for exports
temporarily put off such day of reckoning IT
through such devices selling off accumulated invest
men through exporting gold through borrowing formally
the hand informally the other; through putting out
exchange than validate in the near-term
through making goods available
In order make such national bookkeeping excellent il would
desirable both uniformity independent
aud 1t is also imperative TO have such data made available
promptly instead Of beated One Of the useful functions
the proposed S 00000000 S0000000000 international
tar fund would be 10 act clearing house for such information
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-14
rs Dynamite

Brokers are watching closely
the short interest in WHY'S
Overland. largest on the New
York Stock Exchange.
II now totals more than 6S.-
900 shares and they point out
that should there be any APP
preciable strength in the stock
the rush OF short covering would
be reminiscent Of the old Au-
burn days, when The shorts were
locked in and took a terrific
lacing.
On the other hand, those
short the stock point TO the
rapid advance in the stock
from around 8 to Is in a matter
Of about a month 10 justify
their position.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-14
Sunray Stock
Offer Closed

NEW YORK. July 14-Sunray
Oil Corp. announces that IT'S SOS
shares of its 4 y per cent cummu-
lative. convertible, preferred par
$40" have been rendered for re-
demption. at $40 per share, in
accordance with the terms of the
recent offering.
Under these circumstances, the
company states that it does not
intend TO call for redemption any
additional preferred at this time.
However, if directors should later
elect to call for redemption add
tional preferred stock. the call
price is now fixed at S41.50 per
share until Jan. /, 1917.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-14
Budd Mfg. Lists
Gain in Profits

The Edward C. Budd Manufac-
turing Co. today disclosed that
sales for 1913 totaled $1l6,626, 645.
against $106. 2S9.S2S in 1912, while
the net profit for 1913 was 81
COS, 1877. whereas the 1912 net
amounted to 1902 ,029.
Taxes for 1913 were reported at
SIS, 1S1 600, which is after deduct
ing 1874 900 for a postwar fund,
etc, while the 1912 taxes reached
a total of SS,355,0O0, after allow
anceS of S830,000.
The 1913 net is after provision
for renegotiation, the 1912 figure
is after a renegotlatlon settlement.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-14
D. & 6. Meetinq

Stockholders OF the Detroit
and Cleveland Navigation Co.
received notice of special
meeting 10 be held at the com
panvS Offices on July 81, at
1890 a. m.
At the meeting directors will
be elected.
In the managements Sollcita-
ton for proxies II was stated
that President James T. Nc
Millan'S entire 1913 remunera-
ton. including directors fees,
totaled S20.160, only Sab
above the 1912 figures
Total paid TO all officers and
directors aggre gate d only
S43.326.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-14
Freight Loddings
Drop 1859 Cars

WASHINGTON. July 14-Load-
ings OF revenue freight during the
week ended July Is totaled 745,-
141 cars. a decrease of 152, $50
from the previous week; a de-
crease Of 63,4S9 from the like
week a year ago, and a decrease
Of ll0.0l7 from two years ago,
according 10 reports 10 the AS
ISOLATION of the American Rail
roads.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-14
=. Cd. Seeks
Patents

NEW YORK, July II Standard
oil co. of n. j., today had asked
the Il. s. Court for the Southern
District of New York for a pre-
liminary Injunction 10 prevent the
alien property custodian from dis
Sipating the company property
seized by the custodian May "a.
The company also asked the
court to order the custodian TO
return the property which Stand
ard bought from the | q. Farben
Industries of Germany IS years
ago for S35 100000.
Among these are the patents
relating 10 100 octane gasoline.
bma rubber. and toluol for the
manufacture Of INT.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-14
Cont'l Can Sales
Increase IS Per Cent

NEW YORK. July 14-Conti-
mental Can Co. S sales in the first
five months of this year were
more than IS per cent higher than
in the similar period a year ago.
Seasonal and other factors dur
ing the remainder of the year,
however, may not permit main
tenance OF this percentage gain.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-14

the cup The gun trret had been hit by about fifty fifty
caiber bullets which probably killed the crew whose
bodies had been removed
BY 1890 the Seabees working like thousand
beavers on the areld which had to be prepared quickly
in that the Americans Betio might have fighter
protection Actually there no< great deal for them
before planes could land The main runway of con-
crete in almost perfect condition and the shorter run
ways OF gravel almost well preserved Planes and
ships had had orders lay of the which we knew
would need.
The official ag-raising ceremony took place near head
quarters when IT, S and British flags went up on twin
hagpoles There devil OF time producing British
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-14
Budd Wheel Earns
S 1878 in 1913

Budd Wheel Co. today has re-
ported that the net profit for 1913
amounted TO $l,413,27S. equal "a
Sl46 per share. against SLAP $50
or Is cents a share, in 1912. The
1913 net is after provision for re-
negotiation, while the 1912 amount
is after a renegotiation refund.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-14
Audit by Independent Accountants

Up TO government including has made a
have figures audited by independent
1t considered sovereign right
privilege manipulate bookkeeping fit
If became available and each nation assumed
responsibility for keeping its vavis the outside world
balance with its total imports and at the time each
nation undertook deal conSructivey with-itS internal
budgcay and fiscal situation reasonable order the
world would not lie outside the realm OF hope
Without such effort the Of nation its
financial order Utopan bank
can as con
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-14
CarlOading Index
Shows Decline

NEW YORK. July 1.-THE
Dow-JoneS carload ding index,
which uses 1929-43 averages as
100 decreased to 1888 for the
week ended July 8 from 1866 in
the preceding week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-14
Footwear Output
Gains 7.6 Per Cent

WASHINGTON, July 14-Pro-
duction of wear for May
amounted TO 1868, lS9 pairs, an
increase Of 10 per cent over the
SO. 1853. $50 pairs produced in April,
and 50 per cent above the 36,624,-
1893 pairs in May. 1913. according
to the Department Of Commerce.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-14
Paws Dividend

The Wayne County Federal
Savings and Loan Association an
nounces the payment of us 10Th
Semi-annual dividend 20 holders Of
Is investment and savings ac-
count shares. The dividend was
paid al the rate Of 2i2 per cent
per annum.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-14
Detroit Stocks

in zoos High Low 1l'i5 Chsc
Cont Motor 30 : ,....
Dei GRAY Iron l., " lfi.....
UNLISTED
Com n Southern l IL ~ =
Hump Ji2 5h 3'2 ="
Dividends In the foregoing table are the
amounts declared or paid 50 far this year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-14
Instalment No. "a =

Seobees were working like beavers on the owhed
DfCK JOHNSTON and continued our walking tour of
- conquered Betio hundred yards inland we found
air-raid sound deteCtor, which sandbagged all
around and power plant, which protected only by
tin roof that smashed thousand pieces There
were wooden-compartmente boxes full Of carpenters
tools and some more delicate instruments.
Next the power plant wax thirty-sx-inch search
Light which like the other six seatchghtS Beo had
been wrecked by strsng planes. The searchghts
fsvore target At the northwest tip Of the island my
first big Jap gum SIS inches II was in concrete cup
with the degrees OF the compass painted the Shells
for the gun. which about twrny inches long
contained little compartments inside the walls of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-14
Earnings
ROME CABLE CORP.
Fiscal year ended March 81

ROME CABLE CORP.
Fiscal year ended March 81
1874 1919
Net profit Sf52 976 S34s 9l6
Reserve for postwar 500 900 $50 600
Balance 10 surplus 1852 g76 S2as 9i6
Share earned S23s SIs3
SUNDERLAND MACHINE TOOL co.
Five months ended May IL
1874 1898
Net income $3.50 652 ........
Common share earned 81 ~ ...,.
Year ended Dec. al 1913 1892
Net income S6SS 4s1 S15S.96s
Common share earned s. 50 81 %
WESSON OIL 4 ONDRIFT co.
Nine months ended 6-3-fi 5-29-i3
Net profit Si.765 835 81 1913 $50
Per common share Sl.52 S25l
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-14

flag but finally Major Frank Holland, who had been
schoomaser the GbertS before he was forced to flee
when the Japs came, produced one.
Then on the airied, at last in working condition. the
first American plane landed More were coming and
going on the route Funafut BY running back to the
pier past Seabees and trucks and graders past several
hundred more dead Japs and one well-hdden live Jap
who pesered the Seabees made plane that would
me TO Funafuti.
was not sorry leave the appalling wreckage OF Beto
and its 600 dead thankful that had lived through
the toughest job assigned to the toughest outfit the
U S has produced the magnificent U. S. Marines.
The End
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-14
Livestock Market
CHIC AGO

CHICAGO. July 10 GNs) - HOGS
q o0O steady weak. Top. $3.50, bulk,
S13u13.75 hesVies Sl2 25u13 40; me.
diums. Sl3 75al3.s0 lights Sl2 75n
l3 so light lights, Sl2 50 U 10 25; packing
sows. Sli asa I'll 65. pigs. So u.
CATTLE. 900; steady Calves. 900;
steady Beef steers cho.es $l6 II 40;
medium. Sl3n16, yearings, Sl2 II.
Butchers: heifers. Sl0Il7 cows. ST. y
l3 50: bulls 50 so. calves, sea IS;
feeders. Sl01l375 Stockers steersS 50
% 3 80 cows and helers, Ssdl2.
SHEEP-6. 600. steady. Lambs, S4d
IS. common. St2u yearlings. Sl01
10 so, feeders, $llH 49, ewes, s. y s so.
PITTSBURGH
PITTSBURGH, July - UNs)-HOGS-
$50. steady. l60-ls0 lbs. S12 so y Is rs (;
10000 lbs. S14.lO114.l5; 200 220 lbs +.
Sl4.l0H14l5; 220-250 lbs, Sl4G Ia Is.
25O-30O lbs. Si225u14lj. 3O0-350 los. 4,
Sll.5Op1225; l0O-l50 lbs, $50 II, roughs,
Sl025ul1.25
CATTLE-15O; steady. steers, good TO
choice, S15.75H16.75; medium 10 good
Sl37 5I1575: common 10 medium, Sll. IS
"a 10 IS: grass steers. S9gi5. hefers,
good 20 choice, Sl4 50Q Is, medium 10
good. Sl2TI4. So common 10 medium,
s. 50Hl2; COWS. good % choice, $40 IL (;
medium 20 good. s. g. Gamers and cut
ters 81 50d 80: bulls, good 20 choice,
ST. 30 q Il 80, common 10 medium, IS 80
SHEEP $50: steady. Choice lambs Sl4
as. medium 70 good. Sl2 Ni3. common
lambs. S6ps. ewes, 81 sou 80. ~ethers'
S347 30.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-14
Divid lends
LEGAL NOTICE

LEGAL NOIlCE
Ofnce OF the Collector 0f Customs. Detroit,
Michigan, July 10, 1914. Notice is hereby
given that the following described seized
merchandise: fountain pen, 4 silver fox
scarf. 1 pair mems leather slippers, l
mans wool suit, ~ pieces decorated china
ware. I china bowl. wool blankets, 1
Hudson seal coat. I linen tablecioth. 2
cotton dresses 8 bottles perfume, bottle
whskey. 1 muskrst coat, l lAdy's leather
purse. l pair boys leather shoes, pair
lady's leather shoes and ~ pairs cotton
socks has been seized for violation OF the
Customs Revenue laws In this district be-
tween the dates OF January IL. 1914. Co
June H. 1914; that the same will be for
feited 60 the United states Government on
august s. is44, for violation of the Fed
eral Statutes Any person claiming any
OF the above described merchandise should
file with me. his or her claim 20 such mer-
Chandise within twenty days from the date
OF the hrst publication ~ this notice.
Martin r. Bradley, Collector OF Customs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-14

of this mail
The sub., 1944-10-12

30 20
 70 s>% . 60 \ @Sp
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-05-08

Raleigh. HIN ST.. N"f-.' '.p-
tain Iddi" Ei,k"nhIcher ,.u. lI-
C"ucritUlL!iuu> l"..I, 'u Captain
Robert .Iuhn>"u - JnuuGrlbuli
pilot. wh" hI> .hnl d",tu o.,
FLAMES IN the iurun.Lu ,Ertlrr.
and thus hritrrci bN uur ,l,
NGrld NJr ! ace, record
lie sent this m'~>I-r 80 Irau
Ion.
"IIrdrtic>i congratulations un
Nnur --latest NiCirr' EfsE ,rt.i
ability /" hrrLb u' NulG = .r
record. which I C>p",i iu u.
hr"krn hN MANY rilnI~ IHG rr~
>ihlv doubled 81 irrhrIru br.",.
victory comes.
However. III Nni.. IniIur ru.I'-
bat I>C the same cool. riirUifl.
ing ability slInwn To- date. tor .,r
want N"u and other i!hr s"G
hom" again.
EiCk"uli'hcr hIr .G" 1Iu. ,u.
rIgrHrul> ~ \urtn tIIuiwi in.
dLN and t"rIurinW.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-05-08
Bill to Simplify
TuN Returns Hits
Senate Obstacle

Washington. Nav S.-iNTH-
The senate Finance tnmmiitrc
Wt~ called together today io give
another push D., Congress to the
tan ~IupiiIi,LiIuu hrII hut ran
'mmcdiJtrh int" Il protest bN
senator Butler. \rhrISkL RE
publican. against its CHARITY de
du"'iru pru,I~u.
iuji'r odd o .opprjcr that the
,ili L~ u PASSED The House uu-
aHum0u~IN last week. allows de
du'tion~ for charity where there
j. ~" evidence 0i charity.
This docs not satisfy church
groups. Hutlrr said. and he in
tends {" tight ii III committee.
VI issue - IN arrangement bv
whl,H itNpINcr~ generality are
Siiuvr rI q iIri iru prrcrut uf in
,'r'" d'Gurirnur &" cover con
uIhu'inu-. interest aud other
l.,'. r.id.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-05-08
NO. |. RATlON BOOK
NOW HYGONt. RE.lIi

ErI.icn. VT, HIi Ration
I;nuh Dmr - u"H 81 uiu~'Um
pI"G".
WHEN '>hur STUMP - an "tt
~ midnight Nptil -. II n.ul"h
the retirement 81 ih" iIi-t W.'i
ration boob r,rt tr-H"h iu Niu
ci,rtu, - hn"h unN al Naiur
"nIS - = nrm"uio. Inr"dnic -.
.Inhn~rn. di>iiIr dur't"r "t in"
EiIcIgh Oiii,r uI rII,' idnniIr-
trJtIuII said
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-05-08
|. ). Bombing> Cut
RomInIan Oil Down
10 Barely + ourth

hilrd llcauQuartcr>. Naples.
VI. -IiPr-It. Gen. Iru {.
NNrr. \llicd air commander in
Tine Mediterranean. announced
'."t' ihht R"manIan niu produc-
u"u had been cut To nr-fourth
"i it, normal output hy bomb
Iug>.
u addition. Elkcr declared in
lH statement. American and
l. II homhrr> have disrupted The
How pi vital war materials tn
'h' eastern front bN bombing
every rmr"rtant supply route
rF'u tn the Germans.