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No. 1,988—No. Washington Elsewhere 36,160. WASHINGTON, D! C., MAY 2, 1943-136 PAGES. * rprp-vr-L r'TT’XT'TQJliiN 10 and Suburbs 12 CENTS Nation-Wide Dimout, Travel Curb Americans Take May Be Forced by Miners' Strike; 2 African Hills in Bayonet Charge Workers Hear President Tonight Allied Airmen Sink 7 Axis Vessels in Ickes Is Rushing a Straits of Sicily Miners Divided on Plans to Returning; HUNGARIAN FORCE OF 100,000 Reopen Civilian returns to Supply Budapest from Soviet Fields Tomorrow Some Willing Under Protection front. Page A-3 48 AXIS BATTERIES SILENCED By J. A. FOX. Many Oyer Walkout, by Reds in Caucasus. Page A-3 The Government was Appear Unhappy Office moving Creafed; 5,000-TON JAP SHIP left sinking last to the Insist Don't Mean to Weaken Nation swiftly night get They after bombing attack. Page A-7 strike-bound coal mines back CARTER into and to By BROOKE JONES, By EDWARD production safeguard Star Staff Correspondent. KENNEDY, Associated the Nation’s war Whiteside'Czar' Press War Correspondent. machinery. 1.—This soft-coal UNIONTOWN, Pa., May capital of Western ALLIED HEADQUARTERS IN Shortly after the issuance of was filled Pennsylvania tonight with idle miners, some insisting NORTH AFRICA. President Roosevelt's unprecedented May 1.—Amer- emphatically they wouldn’t return to work. Government or no Sweeping Authority ican order the soldiers in their first large- directing seizure and oper- Government, without a substantial others raise; expressing, not Is Given Chief of scale bayonet attack of the Tu- ation—with the backing of arms, if too to back under openly, willingness go protection; others— nisian campaign have stabbed necessary—of the pits where more a before the perhaps majority—silent questions of “outsiders.” New WPB into the fringe of the than 400,000 men have laid down ►-___ ■ -- Agency fan-shaped Whether will be brought1 * troops Axis and their on bridgehead captured tools in the last few days. Solid into this big bituminous region was and could leave their grievances to (Picture Page A-7.) two strategic hills, United States Fuels Administrator Ickes, to whom reported authoritatively to depend Washington. By Ihe Associated Press. headquarters announced today, the task of keeping the mines going on whether there is trouble when District officers of the United Chairman Donald M. Nelson while Allied airmen celebrated was delegated, dispatched "call-to- the mines are Mine Workers continued to it reopened, presumably say of the War Production Board the striking of the war’s deadli- service” telegrams to 3,850 operators Monday, under the direction of Sec- would take an order from Inter- last night created a new office of est blow at Axis in the in the bituminous and anthracite of Interior Ickes. An in- national President John L. Lewis shipping retary civilian requirements and clothed Mediterranean. fields, them and their to them ordering formed official said it would be the get back. Impartial ob- its Arthur director, D. Whiteside, As infan- workers to be on the job tomorrow. Government’s to let the servers doubted this. It was im- the’artillery-supported v policy oper- with full to act as power spokes- trymen stormed their way up the Less Rail Travel Urged. ators continue to run the mines possible, from any casual survey, man for the OP A Ration civilian population Slashes Values U. S. Raid on France stoutly defended the unless strikers tried to interfere to learn the trend heights, Allied At the same time, in an effort however, of for all consumer and serv- goods air forces a concentration with those to work. sentiment since President Roosevelt caught of to relieve the pinch on the dwin- wanting ices except food, housing and Some officials cracked down. On Fruit and enemy ships in the Straits of Sicily fuel Mr. Ickes recom- public predicted Vegetable Juices Nazis on dling supply, transportation. Reported by and sank seven of the vessels that miners would be on The of and mended elimination of all unessen- many back drifting miners along the The civilian czar, who is president Dehydrated Are Removed From hit at least two others. tial the job when the Government takes streets and in and out of taverns Soups List; railroad travel for the duration of Dun and Bradstreet, Inc., was over. The others, said these offi- was not the only activity here this Heels of Charging up the slopes In the face of the strike, and, it was under- authorized by Mr. Nelson to de- New Meat Points Go Into Effect Essen Attack cials, gradually would return when unseasonable May day of near- Today of fierce opposition by crack Ger- stood, was prepared to ask for a termine rationing policies and to they realized they were freezing Uniontown (Chart of point changes on P. A-9.) istration announced that 30 cent American man troops, the Americans under Nation-wide dimout to conserve the working temperatures. issue directives telling the Office of per Headquarters for the Government in time of war of butter and 70 cent of the Lt. Gen. George S. Patton, coal used in generating power. The (See JONES, Page A-4.) Price Administration when, where per jr., cap- The Office of Price Adminis- Cheddar (American) cheese Silent; Axis Claims tured both the Djebel Tahent, contemplated rail restrictions, being and how much goods are to be ra- pro- tration last night slashed point duced in June and known as Hill 609, in the Sidi worked out wdth Director Joseph tioned. May, July would Eight Bombers Downed N'Sir values of 17 items on the list of be set area B. Eastman of the Office of Defense aside for purchase by the 16 miles southwest of Mateur, Mine Mr. Whiteside also received au- Owners Pledge 48-Hour Steel Week rationed processed foods, includ- armed forces and This By the Associated Press. and Hill Transportation, would entail a 25 lease-lend. 523, immediately to the thority-superseding that of Rubber ing most fruit and cent reduction in train vegetable compares with 30 per cent of butter LONDON, May 1.—Royal Air south. per passenger Director w William M. Jeffers—to de- juices, raised of 6 Force and locomotive point prices and 50 per cent of cheese which bombers pounded the Ger- Americans mileage. To Decreed McNutt termine how much rubber should Shell Mateur. Co-operate Fully by foods and removed from ration- has been set aside for Govern- man industrial city of Essen While the order empowering Mr. be allocated to and Even with these the civilians, whether ing all dried or dehydrated ment since last and Ameri- successes, Ickes to the mines under soups. purchase February, The night Berlin said operate it should be used for tires, Americans still were unable to look corsets, are effective on will enable of can such as he deems ad- With Changes today change filling Gov- four-engined heavyweights arrangements President's Edict Under Ban or other goods, WPB down on the of for Hiring spokesmen blue lettered G, H and J ernment in the attacked an undisclosed French plains Tunis, visable autho-ized him to call on stamps requirements peak said. there are other heights to be taken of War Ration Book which are production harbor across the Chan- the War Department for “protec- to Surrender Failure to 2, period, avoiding short- English Prepared Comply Means The new office is set within valid in of nel before they reach sight of the level tion” for the mines up May for 48 points. The ages civilian supplies in the low in daylight today in a re- and those who land. but Doubtful the WPB and replaces the board’s new meat also into fall and winter months. of the may work them, he expressed hope Properties, New Men Can't Be Hired point prices go sumption pre-invasion old Office of Civilian Supply headed effect The in All fruit aerial But long-range American guns al- that the use of soldiers would not today. changes meats juices except pineapple offensive. If Workers Will are Return Without WMC by Joseph L. Weiner. raised many steaks and were cut in value. While the 8th United States Air ready hurling shells over the become necessary, and declared that Approval popular point Point price Will Retain a in and of tomato Force had made no mountains into the vital enemy rail “they will not be called in unless B? the Associated Press. By the Associated Press. WPB Title. chops point value, lowered juice was cut by half, No. headquarters the value of such items as 2 can announcement of the junction of Mateur, which lies It is absolutely essential.” PITTSBURGH, May 1.—Penn- McNutt Mr. Whiteside will retain the title point being reduced from 12 to six daylight Manpower Chairman where the hills and the of liver, sweetbreads and brains. points. Canned ana bottled operations several hours after coastal disappear Bng. Gen. David C. McCoach, jr„ sylvania soft coal operators re- last night decreed a 48-hour WPB vice chairman in charge of berries, Meanwhile, the War Food Admin- residents in Britain reported seeing plain begins between Tunis and assistant chief of Army Engineers sponded tonight to President work week for blast furnaces, civilian supply, conferred April 15. (See^CANNED GOODS Page A-9j American planes roar across the Bizerte. and former Engineer Commissioner Roosevelt’s order taking over steel works *nd rolling mills and At that time his functions were not Channel, the Berlin radio declared The action by the toughened of the District, was assigned to Mr. their properties with announce- set 1 designated. July as the final date for American Ickes’ a formation of United States troops who slipped into staff in case troops are needed ments that they would co-oper- with no compliance the order. There was indication then that Count Fleet New Showdown the bombers a on a northern sector after In the mine crisis. Other but whether the miners Triumphs Fight “attempted raid” battling military ate, He ruled that the 48-hour work an new office would fce entirely harbor in Western France. the Germans in the officials will be would back to was Maknassy area stationed in regional go work left week must be established by June 1, created, with vastly greater powers The German broadcast, recorded was only part of the bitter fighting offices of the Bituminous Coal Di- in doubt. if no workers are to be released in than Three as Mr. Weiner’s agency held. The By Lengths Over Taxes Starts in all vision to receive by the Associated Press, claimed that along the Tunisian front in requests for troop J. B. Morrow, president of the making the change, and by July i, old OCS was almost entirely and and eight four-engined bombers were which the enemy lunged out with protection forward them to Mr. Pittsburgh Coal Co., the Nation’s if It is necessary to off without even lay employes. advisory staff, power downed when met Ger- several Ickes and Gen. both of they "strong desperate counterattacks, McCoach, second largest commercial producer Under the order, any steel mill to enforce Its on WPB's 60,000 See House Tomorrow findings Derby man anti- whom will make all decisions for fighter defenses and virtually all of which were re- of soft coal, said his company al- working less than 48 hours after own divisions z industry aircraft fire.” pulsed. the use of troops. is to June 1 Blue Swords ready preparing comply with will be penalized by not now Second, Leaders to Legislation before Congress Agree Bring The direction the planes were fly- Axis forces gained a little to Over the President’s and a ground Flag Fly Fields. order, spokes- being allowed to hire new workers would create a civilian supply ad- Slide Rule Third; Committee Bill to Vote ing when they crossed the coast against the British 1st Army east The American flag will fly over all man for the Western Pennsylvania without War Manpower Commission ministration completely independent suggested a new attack on one of and northeast of Medjez-el-Bab the fields, and at 10 o’clock tonight Operators’ Association, who declined approval. Mr. McNutt said the of WPB for civilian needs, Winner $2.80 if to provide Pays Tuesday Possible the Axis U-boat bases on the Brit- and turned in slight gains against Mr. Roosevelt will go on the radio use of his name, commented, "I feel action assured that more than 525- with Economic Stabilization Director tany coast. the 8th Army in the south. to talk “to the miners of the that all our will SID FEDER, Nation,” operators comply.” 000 steel workers will be on a 48- James F. as final arbiter in By By GOULD LINCOLN. Byrnes Associated Press Writer. Rates as Most-Bombed (The Berlin radio said in a in a renewed effort to Sports House City. encourage Wait Word From Lewis. hour basis by July 1. cases of conflict with military de- Democrats and Repub- LOUISVILLE, Ky„ May 1.— In last night’s heavy raid, the broadcast recorded in New York their return to work. mands. licans will square off tomorrow A few of the State’s 200,000 miners Definition Given. RAF on Essen the distinc- by the Associated Press that The mine-seizure was The Fleet sailed into port with heaped order Issued It Mr. Nelson's order ade- for their second “showdown” who stopped work at midnight Fri- defined blast furnace, steel appeared the 69th tion of the most-bombed city infantry units of the British the President at 11:42 a.m. Kentucky Derby today on a bill to being by yester- in both works and to give Mr. Whiteside what fight put America’s day the hard and soft coal rolling mill as covering quate without even a in the world. 8th Army had made a day, less than 2 hours after the 10 getting up full 44,000,000 income on a new, collieries commented, but all said any establishment which is some member of Congress have de- taxpayers with concentrated o'clock deadline he primar- head of steam. The German industrial city attack in the had set for the clared the civilian should current basis. they were waiting for word from ily engaged in the production of spokesman Just as was almost a normal of 654,000. southern sector of the Tunisian cessation of the strike in a tele- predicted The opposing camps population their or have an voice with the mili- swapped leader, John L. Lewis, president pig iron; in rolling, forging or equal for this wartime re- with Greater London's front but that it had been re- to John L. Lewis, unanimously ma- compared gram Thursday claimants. arguments yesterday through of the United Mine Workers, in drawing crude iron or steel into tary newal of the now has been blasted pulsed Axis of the United Mine Work- ancient turf classic, and of 10,000,000, by by troops.) president which jority minority reports the virtually all miners are en- semi-finished or finished products; To consult with Mr. Whiteside and Mrs. John D. Hertz's Count Fleet^- more than 10.000 tons of bombs iwo Destroyers Sunk. ers. Ways and Means Committee on the rolled. or whose iron is correlate civilian he has been RAF on 55 mis- A special announcement Advised in New York of this pig production al- needs, Mr. Nelson tagged “The Fleet” or merits of the delivered by the telling step administration-sup- of the aerial John Krameck, a UMW located by the War a “The ever blow against enemy and asked for comment, Mr. Lewis repre- Production also created civilian Requirements Count” since he sky- sions. Bomb-wise Londoners had to sentative ported pay-as-you-go compromise shipping off Cap Bon at the eastern in District 4, said "the Board. Policy Committee consisting of rocketed to turf prominence a year use but little imagination to real- responded: tax bill and the opposition’s skip- tip of Tunisia said it was known situation as I see it is still the same. Mr. of ago—made a parade of this renewal ize the destruction con- "I won’t say anything.” McNutt, w'ho acted under Secretary Agriculture Wickard, a-tax-year alternative. wrought by that the Allied flyers sank two de- No contract, no work.” Sam See- President Price Administrator Petro- of this ancient run for the roses. centrated attacks there. Quick promises of support came Roosevelt’s executive order Brown, Referring to the Easter holiday stroyers, a corvette, a large motor hofer, another representative in the leum Administrator Defense A comparatively slim crowd esti- Thirteen were missing launch, a motor a from the operators. giving WMC authority to order Ickes, of House members, Minority Leader planes ferry, motor that district, said he awaited or- a mated as 60,000 by Col. Matt Winn, the attacks on Essen torpedo boat and a tank carrier. J. B. Morrow, president of the 48-hour week wherever it deems Transportation Director Joseph B. Martin expressed belief that the from night ders “from the the — Bombs also struck two Coal the Nation’s headman”—John L. necessary, said the steel Eastman, and War Manpower Chair- Downs' impresario slim and the neighboring Ruhr district. merchant Pittsburgh Co., industry representatives’ visits home would the Lewis. now compared to the 90,000s of other over in a ships, announcement said. second of soft coal, is averaging only 41.5 hours, man McNutt. Mr. Nelson named added for The RAF spread targets largest producer bring support the Ruml (The in London an- him home as he did Admiralty told the Associated Press that his “I never knew Ickes was a coal with some plants as low himself and Mr. Whiteside vice years—roared wide area instead of concentrating running plan, "for those who have talked nounced that 10 more enemy as 37 hours. chairman of the just what he was supposed to, in the on one such as the great company was preparing to comply operator,” he added. '“I thought policy group. with the folks back home—the patch ships, including a large tanker, way he was supposed to do. But he and with the President’s order, and a they always put a man in charge The action will be to Some Goods Excluded. bootblack, the barber, the Krupp works, already, crippled had been torpedoed by British equivalent didn’t grocer for the who knew need their roars, because he rendered idle for long post-bombing submarines in the Mediterra- spokesman Western Penn- something about what he adding 50,000 men to the Nation’s The goods and services controlled and the elevator operator—will find was took the lead when he wanted to nean.) sylvania Operators’ Association, doing. But if that's what they labor forces, Mr. McNutt said, as- out they are all for it.” periods. by Mr. Whiteside do not include in this who declined use of I all mile and a quarter “heart- The Germans readily acknowl- Slight withdrawals by the British his name, com- want, guess that’s what we’ll do.” serting workers released by the those handled the The Democrats called the Repub- by War Food Ad- breaker” and there in the Djebel Bou Aoukaz area, 20 “I feel that all of our Before the steel mills wasn't another edged last night devastation. The mented, President’s announce- In going to the extended the National lican-sponsored modified Ruml plan miles west of ministration, Housing in the race with Tunis, came after operators will ment Mr. Seehofer had said work can be galloper enough Berlin communique told of “cas- comply.” there placed readily in other Agency, or the Office of Defense “unfair—a gross violation of the the Germans had made three fierce get-up-and-go in his hoofs even to ualties the and Complete co-operation also was was a greater likelihood of the men industries by the United States Em- principle of ability to pay”—while among population counterattacks supported by tanks. Transportation, because their juris- him. promised from the anthracite in- going back if the ployment Service. challenge considerable damage.” The Nazis also were troops did not diction was established by executive the minority countered in its dis- acknowledged move Ocean Wave Misses Race. to have made some small dustry. in, and that if they did, the Mr. McNutt’s action the orders. (See Bomb Tonnage Increased. gains followed TAXES, Page A-10.) the In the seizure order the President as against British 8th Army on (See MINERS. A-6.) extensive consideration of the The only hopeful that might have The British are delivering great Page spe- Although technically in the same the southern end of their defense said the management of the mines a with 500 to 600 cial problem of the steel made him speed up from a waltz tonnage planes was to be “to continue industry, category, Mr. Ickes has made an line, but nowhere else did the Allies permitted Is now as did a in the including conferences the to a two-step was Warren Johnson they year ago a Its functions to the during agreement with WPB that Mr. Wright’s Reported give up yard of ground they had managerial Big Guns one of Exchange last few days with the regional di- Ocean Wave and the Wave wasn’t 1,000-plus bomber attacks, won in over a week of hard fighting. (See COAL, Page A-4.1 Whiteside should handle civilian oil In "Serious Condition" rectors of the WMC, Mr. McNutt’s even on the track. Three hours which was delivered on Essen. First Bayonet Charge. Fire Over Channel and coal which here- the statement requirements By Associated Press. Almost tons of bombs were Tire battle for Hill 523 was the By the Associated Press. said. before the plaintive notes of “My 10,000 tofore have been in his charge. Senator of first Old Home” Johnson, Republican, dropped on Germany in 10 major important bayonet charge Coal Strike Unpardonable, LONDON, May 1.—Big guns en- Maximum Production Aim. Kentucky drifted over The of the new California was in a “serious condi- launched by American troops in objective office, this race course Ocean raids during April and this was in gaged in a heavy exchange of fire "This order will picturesque Africa and veteran French soldiers assure maximum Mr. Nelson’s order states, is to tion” last night, Capt. Robert E. several attacks across the ‘‘pro- Wave was withdrawn because of addition to heavy London Times Comments Channel tonight. production with a minimum of remarked that it recalled similar vide consumer goods and services Duncan, attending physician at the on and British batteries an injured leg—and whatever horse Italy occupied territory. American reliance on "cold steel" in Bs> the Associated Press. opened up just workers. It will enable not a Naval Medical only adequate to maintain the essential Center, where the Since the beginning of the year, before 10:30 o’clock and the Ger- full race this Derby might have been France in the last war. LONDON. Sunday, 2.—The use of existing facilities but civilian life and the veteran Senator is treat- May highest produc- in receiving through April, the RAF has lost The Americans held most of Hill mans replied shortly afterward. would release much stayed right his barn with him. London Sunday Times, comment- manpower nec- tive efficiency, to the end that the ment for pneumonia, reported. the After As a the Fleet 602 bombers in delivering triple 609, but the enemy apparently clung a half hour the British fire essary for the new facilities which result, broke out ing editorially on the United States maximum productive hour of the Senator Johnson was taken to the of on each to of the southern The intensified and the in full battle after weight bombs carried part slopes. coal firing continued will come into operation within the array bouncing successful attack strike, said today that “Lewis civilian population may be attained hospital Wednesday with a bad cold. mission last year. netted 200 Axis for some time. next few weeks. along with some of the others in and his associates are in the of the war effort.” prisoners. Facing the Americans playing right Some support the field of 10 His condition, reported improved The rise in bombings resulted in shells fell in the Dover area “Under the order no blast for half a mile and next was the 1,800-foot Ann- into the hands of Germany and furnace. ‘‘Consumer then worsened the losses of 75 in Djebel and the flash goods and services” from there on it was a Friday, yesterday, planes January, of gunfire reflected steel mill or mill less just gallop. tra. Japan.” rolling working were with the of 104 in 158 in March and against low clouds. defined as including all prod- At the wire, he was three development pleurisy February, Praising the performance of the The Times (See lengths linked the "unpardon- STEEL, Page A^L) ucts and services con- complications and pneumonia. 264 in April. personally in front of Blue Swords, the pride American troops in that sector, an able coal strike" with the Polish- sumed or used sby individual civil- and joy of Allen T. Simmons, (See AFRICA, Page A-15.) Russian dispute as the two unfav- ians, and the including repair parts Akron (Ohio) radio station owner, orable developments in an other- Affairs of Reluctant Witness (CIVILIAN SUPPLY, Page A-7.) and nine in front of Slide Rule, Coast Guard Cutter Sinks wise improving war outlook for the Sub, from the bam of W. E. Boeing, Price of Haircut United Nations. Under the Seattle airplane manufacturer. All London newspapers put the Long FBI Will 33 Nazi Crewmen Scrutiny, Says Army Supply And all the way back, they were Captures Here to Go to news of the strike on page one, but By JAMES E. CHINN. Up much-discussed affairs at the Geor- stretched out just like that, all the By the Associated Press. in the Icarus' forecastle and were the Sunday Times was the only Activities of John P. Monroe, who house American Flags gian at 2101 R street N.W., way back to Burnt Cork, the entry 1.—Lt. landed at S. C. Shave 40c one to treat refused to MIAMI. Fla., May Charleston, 75c, it editorially. answer questions at a when he is recalled of before the To at Mines Eddie Anderson—Rochester of Comdr. Maurice D. vet- are in a Effective The before a Fly Jester, Presumably they camp tomorrow, prices In vir- Daily Express in an eight- hearing House Military Af- House committee By the Wednesday. the Associated Press. radio—that was just as unani- eran of 26 years of life-saving for of war. It was the all barber column, two-line banner fairs subcommittee have prisoners tually District shops will headline, Wednesday, "Walt until Wednesday and The Government mously the pre-race prediction to with the the of been you’ll yesterday Coast Guard, told today first time capture prisoners be increased to 75 cents for haircuts said: ”500,000 miners cease work under investigation by the War a real get story if my counsel lets assured mine operators that finish last as the Count was to be of how the cutter under from a German submarine has been Unit Icarus, and 40 cents for shaves, it was in the most paralyzing United Frauds of the Justice Depart- me talk,” he first to declared. they will have American flags the payoff line for the pile his command, destroyed a Ger- made public. learned last States wartime strike.” ment since last summer, John Dar- night. Mt. Monroe, who was interviewed to be flown while the of bank notes to mines are amounting $60,725 man submarine and captured 33 Comdr. Jester, now assistant Coast The price increase was decided on sey, chief of that organization, dis- over a telephone connected with being operated as Government which was waiting for the winner. of its crew. Guard officer in the Sev- closed last operations Thursday night at a meeting of Mannerheim night. 2101 R was far The Recovering street, more loqua- property. victory of the Hertz hurri- The action flamed for 30 swift enth Naval District, with headquar- the two local unions At representing HELSINKI, May 1 (IP).—Field the request of the unit, agents cious than he had been last Wednes- It was cane, freely forecast after he was minutes off the Carolina coast sev- announced that the ters at Miami, told his story on au- barbers who served white patrons, Marshal Carl Gustaf Mannerheim, of the Federal Bureau of Investi- day. backed down to 1 to 2 in the “future eral months with Army will supply flags to mines ago, depth charges thority from Washington. a spokesman said. Barbers serving Finish commander in will re- gation in several cities, are looking “There is no mystery about me or books"—shortest in his- at the undersea a chief, that don’t have them, but the price Derby smashing raider, He was awarded the Navy Cross colored persons are expected to meet turn home shortly from Switzerland, into his relationships with firms the affairs at 2101 R which tory—and knocked down to 2 to 5 at the cutter, and street, mines will have to supply their torpedo streaking for the action, the first Coast Guard within the next few days and agree where he has been from with which he is believed to have the House Military Affairs Subcom- in the mutuel machines was the de to convalescing own flag poles. today, gunllre giving coup grace officer to receive the medal in the to increase haircut prices to 65 an attack of a au- had contacts in operations as a war mittee is to use as a about the in the German naval craft. pneumonia, high trying smear.” Secretary of the Interior only thing this derby present war. cents, hfc reported. said broker. he said. that didn’t fit thority today. Ickes’ telegrams to mine op- into the pattern One of the captured Nazis died Comdr. Jester, 53, is from New The spokesman said the increase Meanwhile, Mr. Monroe told a “As for me, I’m a which made this the of poor ignorant erators instructed them to strangest all of wounds after being rescued from Dorp, Staten Island, N. Y. He is due to the rising cost of living Star reporter yesterday that if his man. I never went in of Col. Matt Winn’s annual Radio Programs, Page E-3 further school “fly the flag of the United affairs the water. The remaining 32, in- entered the Coast Guard as a surf- and to the fact that present low j "counsel” allowed him he would tell than the second And If at the grade.' you States on the mining premises.” picturesque Downs. cluding the submarine’s command- man in 1917. He was a lieutenant rates have discouraged men from Complete Index, Page A-2 I everything he knows about the (See MONROE, Page A-ll.) (Continued on Page C-l, Col. 3.) ing officer; were placed under guard (See U-BOAT, Page A-8.) entering the barbering business.