8a ct tK* Attacf Flashes of Ypsilanti Daily with The Press War Bonds Late News VOL. XXXVIII,No. 124 Six Ypsilanti, Michigan, Wednesday, August 4, UNITRD PRKOS. ASSOCIATED PKF*tift 1Q43 INTERNATIONA!, Cent; THE WEATHER: Tonight: Pa^es NEWS BHRVICK Four Warmer Slightly Stony Creek Plans NEW V RK—lNS—ltalian work- I Sales to Consideration today urged “cripple Tax era were to , Community Picnic and destroy" the Nazi war ma Last Defenses in Sicily help Ger- chine and to drive the be Issue With The Stony Creek Community pic- May be Given mans from Italian soil by Presi- nic will be Saturday, Aug. 14. at dent Sidney Hillman of the Amal- the school outside, if the weather gamated Clothing of Workers 'Congressmen permits. Sports will start at 4 Claim his Miners’ Reported America. Hillman broadcast Collapse; p m. 7pm Near and continue until plea to Italian workers in a short when the picnic supper will be wave speech through the Office of Administration served. Guesta are to bring their WLB Attitude War Information. own sandwiches, sugar, table ser- Favors Excess vice and a dish to pass. Coffee and Reported to be CHICAGO—INS— Roger Touhy. Russians Approach 1 Orel ice cream will be served. After who resents reflections on his civic j Profit Lew supper there will be a ball game Softening; today was the Hamburg Ground to Dust by Allies character, winner of 1 sports, prizes and more with being ’ ' at first round In his fight to prevent i j Washington. Aug. 4—INS —Sharp Washington, Aug. 4—INS—A la- ' Americans Century-Fox ' given. The sports and contests are T the Twentieth Film j clashes between the Admlnlstra- bor member of tba War Labor Corporation from exhibiting or ad- in charge of Loyal Wilson. Rev. based j tlon and Congress over new tax leg- Board today intimated that the vertising Its motion picture i Joseph Parker, Whittaker, is In Edge of Jap on Judge William islation were seen today as the board's attitude baa grown “more his life. Federal I charge of the ball game. Holly signed a temporary order re- , i Treasury was disclosed to be stu- . lenient" toward John L. Lewis company, ' straining th* film Bryan dying an Individual excess profits and his 450.000 United Work director, and Joseph E. Ragen, I Mine Air Base i tax and taking a firm stand against era after warden of Statevllle Prison, from ; j they presented their case displaying or advertising the Pic i I enactment of sales taxes. Midwest Will ¦ for underground travel time pay tnre which, unflatterlngly, is titled [ Chairman Robert Doughton (D), | to tbe WLB. The WLB member said he be Air War Against ' Roger Touhy—Gangster." C, of the House Ways and It ¦ jN. ; lieved that the legal argument pre- jr fJi^ff^^Ky&P Means Committee, also disclosed '* .* —lNS—Discovery , ¦ Fight Cut in sented by the miners was such Axis Europe MADISON. Wis after a conference with Secretary Michigan of ! i that the board would have to give In Lake the parachute the Treasury Morgenthau that Hulse, Jr., jof further consideration to the vital Continues of Lieut. Col. William j 516,000,000,000 additional taxes missing since July 29 on a flight “portal to portal” pay issue. i should be levied. Gas Supplies hearing Throughout tbe on the Bar, to Selfridge Field. Mich., led Truax | The a Illinois both Wil- ip|i on when Sen. Arthur H. bitterly contested battlefields of down in the lake and drowned. Michigan, on Politics Seen liam H. Davis and Frank Fraharn. I ranking Republican th* world wide war agalnal the Finance Committe, public members of the board, led i the Senate chal- Axis In Sicily. In Russia and In HEADQUARTERS. Alaska l>e-* lenged the President to propose a in Diversion to labor and Industry members to fens# Command—(Delayed)— INS program. believe that the arguments offer- the South Pacific. concrete lax In Sicily, the last Ana Posthumous award cf the Distin- he ed by Lewis and hia colleagues remaining Declaring that plans must Eastern Coast defenses Hi with col- guished Flying Cross to Lt. Col. industry were sound and steadfast, the la- were eatened made to reconvert war to lapse as onrushlng American tint- James Richard Watt, of Crafton. Inudstry order to ' bor tepresentative said. Speaking pevee-time in Washington, Aug INS—Op- Ish Canadian coops pushed the Pa., who led a flight of fighter warning 4 for himself he said that there an* provide employment and enemy liack town da Mount Etna planes against a superior number against jeopardiz- of Midwest members of was every reason why the board lax legislation from all aide* In Russia, Soviet of Jap planes over Attu. was an- ing economy. Vanden- Congress to the gasoline should approve the miners de- the national "equull- fit* of Ilia nounced today by Lt. Gen. Simon for luxury sales zatiqn” program developed Inday mands and grant tbe per day forces nei* within miles berg called a tax 61.25 pivotal operat base at B. Buckner, Jr.; commanding gen Inflation as it that allowance. Nazi onal Seek Curb was learned Petroleum Orel. In Ihe South Pacific, Amer eral, Alaska Defense Command. with Morgen- is not prepared to The board took up tbe case to- After conferring Chief Ickes yet ban Jungle troops were fighting at thau, Doughton Baid he agreed that fuel day, a decision is not antici- announce the reduction in but Ihe very edge of Hie besieged Im- WASHINGTON—UP— Only three in taxes should be supplies. will be pated for at least week or two heavy increases Midwesterners a portant Japanese air base at Mun- planes, one crew of which was res- to provide money to run to take under One of strongest points in voted both asked the plan, due the da, on New Geo gta Island cued, were lost in the raid on Rome the government and to curb in- to go Into operation about the mid- Lewis’ arguments for his miners bombers and Meanwhile th* Britain based in which 272 heavy flation. of underground travel time was di- dropped dle this month. aerial war on Axis Europe conCn- 249 medium bombers 1.101 “The burden of any tax or anti- Commenting on Ickes’ proposal rected at Wayne L. Morse, public bombs, Depart- lied wltb nlgiil raids on an enemy tons of the War inflation proposal should be as provide an equal gasoline ra- of board and its com- today. to member the abbas# tn Frame and tttarki on ment revealed equitably distributed as possible, tion for motorists in all east pliance officer. Morse has been — areas Nazi off the coast Washington, Aug. 4 —UP The ! not between upper and lower shipping French only of the Rocky Mountains, Sen. one of the strongest advocates in In the night raids, British whirl, War Department today disclosed income groups, but by recognizing Arthur H. Vandenberg (R) Mich., turning dow-n the miners’ demands wind a German- names of two more Michigan men that in any Income groups there horn here smashed declared that the Midwest will under the argument that portal to MOST TERRIFIC FOUNDING ever undergone in history by a single target la bring administered to me ! held flying field at Gutpava* n*»r missing in action. Second Lieut. may he people who need to be pro- fight a reduction in supplies if the portal pay is a disguised "wage once German port and Industrial city of Hamburg. Eight great raids In 10 days by R. A. F. Brest, escorting fighters shot Robert H. Gravelyn, son of Corne- against the full Impact of great ; while tected purpose divert gas to the ’. and S. Flying have sent nearly tons of bombs rrashlng city. lius Gravelyn. 1333 North Ave. NE-. increases.” said Doughton. is to increase bombers V. Fortresses 10.000 Into the • down two Intercepting.Na*l planes. tax East to “political pressure.” in rebuttal, Lewis said: Photo was taken as the Fortresses followed a night R A. F "blanket" raid wtth a daylight damaged a Rapids, is missing in the later a study of the ease above up ; Earlier RAF Typhoon# Grand This means Vandenberg that it has to urging passing of tbe may European theater and Staff Sgt. of the individual excess said “In tbe pin-point attack. Target shown is the Howaldstvverke U-boat shipyard*. Germans fear Allies | amall supply ship and seven escort- principle conclusively that furth- Standards Joseph Cawron. son of John Caw- Under this plan a special be proved Fair Labor Act, I in- treat Berlin aimilarly. Official U. S. Army Air Forces photo. (lnternttionil Soundphoto ) Ing vessels off la* Havre profits. I fighting ron, 986 Howden. Muskegon, is j additional tax would be levied on er Midwest restrictions are essen- cluded portal to portal traveling In the Sicilian the to the effort and that pay, have not pushed is- American Army today hajn- missing in North Africa. a person whose income was swollen tial war but the I Seventh last aland defentea by the war, whether in a war fac- "they are not merely a political sue because the industry has not mered at Nazi pressure.” Ihe en- MEXICO CITY—AP—The news tory or as a war goods manufactur- surrender to eastern been able to financially stand tbe I near I'esaro after pushing are hack on a front, while paper Novedhdes quoted the labor er. “We not yet convinced that strain.” emy 20-mtle saying For any such proofs He that Situation I Canadian forces ad minister night as that are available.” he States Blamed Food and British last Sen. Vandenberg the United U. S. declared that added mll»* no more Mexican laborers would Roosevelt, in his demand for added. “The Midwest will always is the only "civilized nation” that i vanred toward Adrann, 18 be- Mr. I'atanla, Axis held be sent to the United States additional taxes, “Speaks general- do Its total duty in this war, but does not pay the minera for the i northwest of two | pott also cause agreements between the ities and never gels down to brass it is entitled to indisputable farts j work and fatigue it requires to Shortage Steadily eastern coastal menaced governments migration of tacks.” as a basis for its cooperation." ! travel to the working place each Police Commission Studies | by th# British Eighth Army on the workers to fill an American labor Vandenberg declared that one day. Growing Worse i south. abortage have been fulfilled. of the chief causes of widespread | At the seme time, continued shelL complaint In respect to the gas Child Delinqueiiey Problem : Ing by Allied nsvsl unite of th* - A , , A rogd LANSING—AP—At a cost of and other rationing problems “is Says C. of C. i eastern coastal between Mount the legisla- Few Seek to Etna and the bridgehead *5,600, a feud between the utterly hopeless confusion of I neth Lindner, commute# chairman. Messina U.S. Lags on With representative* of nodal Ihe Italian mainland disrupted ture and Attorney General Herbert that has out of Wash- Washington, Aug. 4—INS— The leading the discussion He ent- In The counsel come agencies Mayor 1 J Rushton was settled today. that and ‘civic group*. ltped that Axis escape tome authorized ington." and said "this sort of United States Chamber of Com- i phasised Hie of a well formic state board of aduitors Draft thing must end before general ac- Ho** K Bower, Chief of Police Dan | lated recreation program to pro- Full Retreat provide Evade merce charged today that govern- reported of that sum to In Russia, Moscow the expenditure i quiescence in new rationing rules Synthetic Gas . E. L. Patch and mrmbera of the vide enierlainmenl for Juveniles quarters for the legislative ser- ment regulations are to blame In (iei mans In full recast toward j — As can begin. police commiaslcM Tuesday evening who would lie forced off from bureau, agency to provide j Washington, Aug. 4 —INS Soviets moved up bit vice an will confer with an unof- large part for Ihe nation’s critical j discussed dilenquem y problem* and : streets after the curfew hour. Orel aa the with and bill the nation faced an Oct. 1 deadline Ickes Washington, Aug. 4—lN9—Amer- gum Ihe city. The Mo*- legislators reference ficial gasoline of Mid- food situation which. It said, I* ' method* of wartime adjustment. Dr. M P. O'Hara, chairman of the j to bombard on induction of fathers, the Justice committee ! lean hope of vast post-war air de- midnight communique said the drafting service. j western congressmen in ' Possible advantage* of a cur police commission, and Mr. Patch tow Department pointed with pride to- Chicago ] velopment hinges on production of •¦growing steadily worse." were in | ' fern, a Board of l ommetce stressed needs for more adequate advanrlng Russians posses hells of St day to a democratic record of only tomorrow to explain to them the synthetic gasoline from coal and said tha’ Junior south of the LONDON—AP—The ¦ The chamber further proposal, quarters and County alon of Sych, five miles men convicted for failing to reasons for the equalization pro- shale. Sen. Joseph C. O'Mahoney were considered Ken deltnllon Pauls Cathedral pealed a salute I 877 the government, in adopting dras- Health Officer Olio K. Engelke sug Orel bastion, and Domnlno, last as she ! in the draft—one-tenth the gram. (Dl of Wyo., said today as a Senate to Queen Elisabeth today j register tic changes in its production and gested that federal aid might be station from the city on a railroad birthday quiet- ! number prosecuted during the first Spokesmen for the petroleum ad- Committee resumed hearings on celebrated her 43rd j consumption programs, failed to secured in providing more commo- from Ihe east, only six and a half King George ' year of War I. ministrator insisted, however, that ly in the country with . World artificial motor fuels. give "adequate attention" to ma"- dious building In miles from Orel. Commenting on the record of 877 Ickes' discussion will not embrace so County Tire which rertaln and the two Princesses Royal, j i '•Testimony far indicates that power and farm machinery prob functions of health programs could Th* German tadlo told of rruah- 1 convictions through June 30. 1943. victual gasoline allotments to be Germany. England and Japan are Russian superiority of lems. he administered, juveniles proper- Ing numerical Steadily climb- J. Edgar Hoover, director the made in the East Coast, Midwest far ahead of production of Soviel at- ATLANTA—AP— i us in "Now that a ioua food short- ly segregated and police women on the Orel front and today that Bureau Investigation and synthetic fuels," O'Mahoney se: ing majorities indicated , Federal of other affected areas motor age Is imminent and the time has Ration Lower accommodated tacks of such fury as could "hardly amend- reported to have said. Georgians had approved an j j said: Ickes is not | passed any effective action II Baras president be surpassed.'' men between available, it is "If is lt» when Mrs. deli ment to their state constitution | “When 17.000.000 the figures and this country to hold can be taken to increase supply, I of Ihe of Social Agencies, At Edge legal voting years of age presented not : position on air routes A sharp cut tn tir* allotinenls for Council which would lower the i 21 and 36 said that he will receive them world trade several be to at whose call the meeting was Today's communique from Gen. ! registration Oct. petroleum years may necessary age from 21 to 18. themselves for until the report on is 1 and in other motor fields, lt must Washtenaw County has reduced held, as moderator. Douglas headquaiters FBI was on Ihe alert bring supplies again to an adequate j I acted MacArthur'a i 16. 1940. the made by War Mobtlizer James F. level," the Chamber I considerably the August quola of in the southwest rariflc said Arne Foreign Secre for anv emergency that might See GASOLINE —Page 2 declared. LONDON—AP— Byrnes. Listed as controlling factors available tires, according lo of Iran doughboys and Marines had Eden reiterated in There was a history of riots tary Anthony arise which are adversely affecting food tea'bed the eastern edge of the of Commons today that marking enrollments flcials of Ihe Washtenaw County the House and bloodshed production deficient manpow- Mtinda airbase, o< upled part of the offered Italy no other war draft acts. By So You’re Sick of were War Price and Ration Board. Detroit Has had under and advanced the Allies this er. Insufficient farm machinery r* The August of grad* one flanking Blbolo hill, peace terms when asked how it contrast, however, our people quola Increasing FCC Methods placements, lack of gasoline, ptlce passenger car tires is 693. as com- Id other sectors against happened that Gen. Dwight D. Eis- time performed their democratic The advance* on Ihe Way It's Run! uncertainties. and unfavorable pared to the 153, Jap resistance. The had spoken of “honorable obligation in a spirit of willingness July quola of I enhower weather eonditions. while for grade three passenger car New Tension ground were accompanied by new only isolat- conditions of peace" in his recent and cheerfulness with The Ypsilanti boys pounding of harbor. De- of th# 32nd Labor shorlages on general and tires the figure is 221. as compared aerial Balroko broadcast to the Italian people. ed exceptions.” Probed Signal Corps are in no mood for con- Munda a port. Being farms, figure mini supply to more numerous livestock the Chamber to the July of 348. The Detroit, Aug. 4 INS— Viewing claring that the Allies continue "Slackers" were complaints from the home front, In the New Britain surrender. during the last war than they are tinued. are being relieved some her of tubes available Is 276. while with alarm Increasing attacks by Guinea-New demand unconditional Aug. according to a poem which some what by of experienced figure True'; area, Allied bombers maintained shortly: "I do not want today, emphasized. The New York. 4—lNS—Meth- the exodus last month's was 767. negroes on w hile persons. Gov. Har- Eden said Hoover j of them have composed. They think farm factories the in; hav- | the drive against Japanese supply matter now. nut I number of those failing to ods used by the Federal Cemmuni- workers from to ! tires number for August ry F. Kelly today was In Detroit to to arffu© thin exact investigat ‘ of the day mess changes ' ' by destroying at least 19 eu. for World War 1 was not cations Commission in when none of this farms as a lesultof "tardy ing been reduced from ihe July fig discuss of stemming Ihe lines understand circumstances in register methods barges scoring hits on two can foreign j will have been In vain, and the In Ihe * l . emy and surrender recorded but about 10,000 were ing radio stations handling the deferment policies of 1 ur of 126 „ tid' of increased iacinl tension. which unconditional put under the spot- lights of the world will blaze again, is shown lit open See WAR Pag* 2 not be to those prosecuted on this count during broadcasts were I military authorities. ) A slight increase Mayor Edward J- Jeffries, might dishonorable conduct- and the Axis flags will be dippe 1 many acreage lubes, for first year. Hoover report- light today at a hearing “On farms, has al- j truck with the ftguie ly fearful of new outbreaks that who made It." the war's Congressional Com- and furled and Gcd looks down on July ed. ed by the Cox ready been reduced to bring it with- ¦ August being 177, and Ihe tnay surpass In "ferocity" the se ,ce. a peaceful world." labor aud tires —AP Floods which Only 7,190 cases of failure to ml in the capacity of the quota 157. Tractor available verity of ihe June race riots, re- BOMBAY Eugene Garey. general coun- The authors are apparenlty tn an definitely known August ill number as c om- submerged the town of Vijainagar register have had to he investigat- L. machinery to he for w 78 ' vcalerl that precautionary measures Rajputa- years under the sel of the committee, sought to area where there Is plenty of ac- available," It was stated, however. pared lo the July figure of SI have been set lip In cooperation Taken villages in the three Infant ed during | and six other show that the New York office of tion but the rumor seems to have delayed due to polite of the Army. have taken the lives of more Selective Service Act. he said. Os Because tbe government Officials stale that new with forces na official an- wilful vio- the FCC was intent upon exposing reached them that there is oc a gtantlng of authorizations and oh (Ire regulations, holders of th" < Hie slate, and Ihe city. than 2.000 persons, an these. 5.455. found not sional today. Vijaina- immediately "fascistlc” tendencies of radio pers- grumbling back home for the taining raw materials, said the “A" gasoline ration book will he In the light of New York City's said lators. "registered poem Crib nouncement onnel while at the same time fall- starts: you're aick the tires un- said, "and From Her “So of is ineligible for any new gar. which Is situated about 40 when the requirements of the act Chamber, "There grave doubt racial uprising," Jeffries ing to make inquiries that would way the country's and you're enough machinery occupation i« h that Increasing local hut south of Ajmer, was said to were explained to them." run. whether for less his >uc the number of miles disclose “communistic” sympathies sick of the wav the rationing's done, will available might have been eligible for a "II Isolated disturbances, I am keep- Albany, Ore Aug t INS—fltace have beeij inundated by a torrent harvesting be made of employes' oi the investigated and you're sick of the standing The ''im- or “C" ration book had it bem ing In very dose touch with all and local officials joined today In of water which reached a depth chamber recommended stations. around in line. You're sick, you say necessary. In such cases only agendos preienl any possible an attempt to locate two-day-old of 10 or 15 feet in less than half mediate action by federal lei The investigating policy of th# —well, that's just fine. So I'm sick to provide necessary steel and oth- grade ihtee Hies will he allowed recurrence of Detroit s recent Judith Gurney, kidnaped early hour. " an Seven go FCC was staunchly defended by of the sun and heat, and I'm aick materials sup New on spare tires would riot yesterday from her crib in Albany Will if adequate rulings er taw Most of the James A. Guest, senior field attor- of the feel of my aching feet, a.-.d plies of farm machinery are to he allow only polic e c ars, ambulances, Gov. Kelly cut short a 16 day j General Hospital NEW YORK—INS— ney charge New York groans ." family Mac- asked help clamped on Harlem In of FC< "s I'm aick of the o.’ the wound- available even in 1944 or other vehicles which necessarily vacation with his on The FBI was to 10-• restrictions City office, who was on the witness ed and of slaugh- high of to was prompted, he cale Ihe kidnapers, but officials 3aid during rioting and looting Custer weak, I'm sick the “In the eastern states, repo tt travel at a rate speed kinac Island I violent to Ft. the stand for hours. ter—' and on tbe soldiers list obtain spaies of grade one quality. said, by the numerous attacks , they have no grounds for entering Sunday night were relaxed or with so indicate that on thousands of farms Testimony revealed that Ihe Ita- plenty . p*tmltted past days upon white persons the unless I' appears that the today following a second to be sick about if there is inability to Obtain gasolire for the Grade three tires will he few rase drawn Seven Ypsilanti boys are includ- lian language broadcasts of Stefa to be complaining, but of caus if Inspection shows no tire young negro thugs. child may have been taken across night normal calm. The 10:3u sickest all. operation of farm tractors Is only by j of ed in the contingent ordered to ie- no Luotto were dropped from Sta they say they are “of a-tyrants and conse on the vehicle wlrh might he re- Detroit polite reporled Mist In slate lines or a ransom is demand- curfew was moved back to 11-30 Thursday for Ing prolonged idleness port to Fort Custer tion WHOM, New York, after the role" and that's what they are im- paired vulcanized, or u-ed as an nearly eve y Instance "robbery *d last night. The 8,000 National quent delays in the planting of I military service. FCC had launched Its probe of that lonklng ahead to cracking up soon crops." according the emergency tire was not the motive", w.hlle Police Stale polit e asked radio stations Guardsmen mobilized by Governor Shuda Theo- portant to Witherspoon I re- They are: Fred J. station. Luotto. It was brought out. and for keeps. Chamber. Officials stress that unless tire Commission#: John lo broadcast an appeal requesting Thomas E. Dewey mostly had Cowper. A. Cassady. member of the Dante "the most all persons dore C. Elton had been a The message In rhyme came In a As ptlce uncertainties it was inspections ate kept up to dace an termed Hie outbreaks physicians to report turned to their homes. A. Otts, Donald Stewart Chicago before for riots. ! aid for newly-born baby. Thomas Aligi *ri Society in letter received by Mr. and Mrs. Guy pointed out, they are traceable tomobile owners may be declared serious ' since Ihe past seeking a Brier. Edward E. Hammond, Ever- he came to New York. from their Craig The Albany radio station broad- Monslgnor Wse- Heath, Willis, son. Rage 2 LONDON—INS— ett M. Chappell. Jr. The Dante Alighieri Society wa-s See FOOD Page 2 .«*e TIRES cast the baby's food formula in the the Catholic somewhere in the Pacific CONTROL CENTRALIZED venbeigb, Rector of Reporting to Camp Grant on the described by Guest a pro Fascist Lansing. Aug. 4 —AP— Tuesday hope that the kidnapers mlgar Louvain, has been as i University of same day Is Victor R- Phillips. organization. two "czars" of the slate's motor va- : hear and comply It was pointed months lr. prison sentenced to 18 Others called from Selective Ser- A member of the committee. Con- ,e centrullMd control of out that the child might die if not authorities, the lue fleet by Nazi occupation vice Board No. 2 are: Clifford Eng- gressman Ed Hart of Jersey City, 150 machines in one sg*nry. Audi- given the proper food. agency reported to- Phillip- Professors, Economists Belgian news lish. Ann Arbor; Emmett D. interrupted the testimony to re- Bowles Hopes to Keep General Vernon .1 Brown and The only clues unearthed after lor tmposed at w was Irelan, * • • footprints day. The sentence i son. Ann Arbor; George B. mark, however, that he knew • a Budget Director Fted Striffler, who j several hours were out- to tur- mem ter the Monsignor refused Carl D. Schneider. Chel- bers of the society tn his city to executive, associates subjected to bitter criticism fiom have jurisdiction over side Ihe hospital loom from which list stu- Belleville: Washington. Aug. 4—lNS—Ches The OPA by statute | ntsh the Germans with a of sea; Robert E. Rogers. Saline: be 'eminently patriotic". recently. Bowles aiso sil tars, placed the the baby was taken. In Ger- ter Bowie*, new general manager ssld. hss expressed the opinion that all side* atate-owned ¦ dents to do forced labor Weslly W. Jahnke. Saline; Ken these points: state a automobile pool under con- The kidnaping was discovered of the no one group has a monopoly on stressed Tuesday many. ! net t A Briggs. Milan; Marvin E FIGHT BLACK MARKET Office of Prica Administra- 1. Price* can and will be rolled trol of Frank W. Herrick. Jackson, shortly before 2 am. room ; Trapp. Northville; Emil W. Lind- tion. today planned to seek iep»al ability and he hopes to build a ba< k to the level of .Sept. 15. 1912. new slate mileage administrator. when a nurse entered Ihe to CAMBRIDGE. Mass.— INS—Doc- ) vail. St Louts, Mo.: Clyde W. Detroit, Mich . Aug. 4—INS —Th* of the recently-enacted legislative wel/rounded orgar.lia Vin which 2 An Intensive effort will be The pool hitherto has been operat- quiet a crying baby. She noticed to help ! Ky . and ihp unit. something odd th» Gurney tors today were powerless Chandler. Louisville. Jo- Detroit Fruit Vendors' Association harrier against employment of will Include both practicable busi- made to thoroughly inform pub- ed as an independent about bed found the baby 18-months-old Caroline Mello until i «eph V. Makowski, Detroit. today had promised not to purchase ••professors" and "economists" ness men and economist* lic on OPA leguistions and their 1 child s and they are advised of the formula o! a any produce from any wholesaler without business experience In top At the outset of his assumption importance in the anti inflation PLAN PROTEST gone, with a blanket stuffed into Aug place. was furniture polish which she swal- FACE VIOLATION or iarmer selling above OPA ceil- OPA of the duties a* operating chief of campaign. Detroit. Mich . t INS—Bit- 1 her Another blanket anti Jobs. slash missing from the room. lowed. Unable to prescribe an Detroit. Mich.. Aug 4-INS ings 1n an effort to break existing Before a staff meeting of several the price control agency. Bowles 3 Other gov ei nitienl agencies ter over th* classification j reported dote, physicians yesterday sent an More than 2.000 Michigan motorists "black market" operations. In ad hundred employes of OPA’, price told newsmen that everybody In bes.de OPA must bea~ their share recommended by Ihe County Civil 1 possibly taken by the kidnape.s commission, county warm. urgent message to the Jersey City. accused by OPA agents of alleged dltlon, the 400 vendors, membe sos section. Bowles indicated his in- general has been a bit 100 hard on of the fight against inflation So vice irate . lo keep the child ” a N. J.. manufacturer of the produc’ misuse of gasoline over the Fourth Local 1. pledging 100 per cent co- tention to request Congress at the professors t OPA doe, not Intend to car- building workers today planned were awaiting a reply today ! Investigated operation "with war and In th» of his “pep talk", ry a on its but those formal p otest agsinst the action. Woman for cleaning and making and of July holiday, will be the effort some future date to rescind the course chip shoulder Knox Mean* bile, the child Is at the point on a "pleasure driving' violation OPA." said all price amendment on designed boost the badly-shaken who to abide by the regu- The "inti.salon c ut Job classifies beds in hotel. Apply Mr*. violations will restrictive tacked to refuse j Ady. 804 of death. | count, jt was revealed today. , be reported. I to a deficiency appropriation bill. morale of the OPA which has been lations will ba hit and bit bard. tlons from 800 to 297. Corine Hotel.