Show qI Banker Says Bond Drive Misses Mark it gake Zeibunt 8 Friday Morning May 7 1943 Arizona War Boards Rap an on Stock Killings - PHOM'ClIc 'Arts May 8 Arizonans who pride themselves ow this state's livestock production are begimting to kick over the traces because there isn't enough meat- The objections are not to rationing In same communities there have been times when the shops didn't have enough meat to cover 'slid ration points The latest development is dissatisfaction with a federal order revoking temporary slaughter permits IL Lassen state chairman of the U S department of agriculture war board reported Thursday that the Pima county board had refused to rescind permits in the Tucson area NEW YORK May 6 (A')—The money the U S needs to fight the war is the "kind of money that is burning a hole in Mr America's pants pocket" William M Robbins chairman of the treasury's war finance committee declared Thursday before the business session of the National Association of Mutual Savings Banks Even though the second war loan drive in April was oversubscribed by five billion dollars the tremendous success of that campaign and the "gigantic figures alone do not tell the story" Robbins said "While the figures do convey the impression of a truly staggering financial mobilization" Robbins declared "the fact is that our mobilization has been partial and incomplete Wants Other Kind "We have raised the tremendous amount of money asked of us ($13000000000 was set as the has goal and over $18000000000 embeen subscribed to date)" he phasized "but we have not raised the kind of money the government today so desperately requires—the kind of money that is burning a hole in Mr America's pants pocket "America does not yet wholly understand how vitally necessary it is for us to fight with our dollars as well as with our machines and our men" Robbins said however that judging from present returns "there seems to be no necessity for compulsory savings" Winthrop W Aldrich chairman of the board of directors of the Chase National Bank told the banking group that the U S now "Is at a crucial point in the battle Joe M King Pima county chairman telegraphed Lassen: "This board refused to rescind the temporary permits granted in view of the fact that fulfillment of civilian requirements according to ration stamps issued is still 25 per cent short of valid stamps of April allotment "It is the feeling of this board that additional temporary permits should be granted in order to alleviate the critical meat shortage and to eliminate- - possibilities of black markets" At Safford the Graham county war board rejected a proposal of the state office of price administration to alleviate the situation and J D Lee chairman declared "the office of price administration has mothered and encouraged a black market for meat in Ari- a eeP linarsp:zing Feet zona" Since the Wilson and Clifford Packing plant closed last month the Graham county board had sued emergency permits to retailers who bought their own beef and I s 40i to had it butchered I E Killings-wort- h Excessive porapiratios often snakes your of the state 0 P A advised or lost useonifortable—sioeks sioekings es wog the board members that such a 0112Sing disagreeable foot deep wiews Try dusting your feet and oboes with JOhoili11 c leei — quick — conven- practice was illegal and suggested ient It eta to booth exceat perspiration the retailers form an association If you aro breoking end prevent odors to take over operation of the are Ebel "War Ot $now or it is- LJ 1111 rowt-Lso- so area's wearing like friction you plant tirtit pair there's nothing this to relieve Toot-Lo- os "Such an organization would be a subterfuge to cover something we have already been doing" Lee declared goat nudism foot fool ass ancomfortable Tor tool feat oornfort be gore to ask for ABen's tool-Laitodart AS all druggists - only - :w ' X4 c Save at Leeds! I ' 1 aCiLi:H f 10001 againstweinflation" are to avoid postwar "If 4 40 Vri1100 At Colorado U in- flatton and overexpansion" Aldrich said "and if we are to avoid the impoverishment of the middle which have contributed the :: classes t bulk of our national ' savings if t: we are to avoid economic debacle we must take appropriate measures now" Hits Wage Hike Aldrich said the IT S must keep t' down production Costs and not give way to the demands of organized ' minority groups for increased wages and higher commodity prices He also made an appeal for public support of rationing and its enforcing agencies caLr2c1 ("INO 1110J -5- 0 gY) rt:4::li e N'It::4"troY!:wt-rTw- ::::::::: '7' rr 711 Et I Li it r--7- wAtri 1 41 111 Cr1 r-1- I er being examined by service doctors that he was suffering from hernia Coast Rubber Factory top-ranki- Nears Completion SAN FRANCISCO May 6 (P)- -A synthetic rubber plant capable of producing 20000 tons a year will begin operation in California early in September the Standard Oil Company of California announced Thursday The plant first of its kind on the Pacific coast win produce FOR Big Blue and Pink Hydrangeas Lilies and other gorgeous Flowering Plants beautifully decorated Corsages of orchids sweetheart roses and mystery gardenias other esoulsite Blossoms a butadiene hydrocarbon gas nent styrene forms synthetic rubber It was estimated unofficially that enough synthetic rubber to make 4000000 automobile tires a year could be turned out by the new plant location of which was not disclosed which when mixed with compo- rc-- 6‘ Fragrant long stemmed roses mans colors it's Blossom Tim at tio tfaiTEITDATESnj Innool oF externally caused pimples 3 by relieving irritation with UPTOWN 214 STORE innit East 2nd South GREENHOUSES 10th West and 5th So L'30E If out Make your selections early phones are "busy" please keep trying ‘V g F the eighth regional war labor board died at his home in Garland Texas near Dallas Wednesday night 7:K 77"4)!XIrow7" - 4xe4ke:44-:e- ' 4 Li - Nan 1- -A I -- a § r'74 st3-le- I ki Coats In sizes 10 to 20 and 38 to 44 Suits In size's 10 to '20 Spring's most beautiful colors and material s— SPORT and DRESS COATS or SUITS in with COMPANION COATS st etpuil SALE PRICES— cheeks plaids solid colors $535 DOWN EK s J t fie4All Reg $1395 to $2695 Sale Prices Now Cut to K t EK t 4 r7 (7 do- )kik -N Nonnor STI -- Pay $125 to l4 ("11 Dv 14 La" -1 Is Mother's Day Sunday 0 Mother's Select and Charge A Store Full of Lovely Thoughtful Gifts - 171t l'7"‘ 171 lajOTAT BILLiZIOSSOS el 4-7- ) d ''' 1 tl''''''1:14) vi1— ‘ fe:it i y 11 c For Mother and You ' NO DOWN PAYMENT is required on these $585 DRESSES Sizes 10 to 44 RAYON 20 z— 38 :s11- -11 breastSingle and Double ed SUITS — BROWNS BLUES TANS GREYS GREEN MIXTURES You just come in and t try on these suits tome ) for REAL im ii05 PASTELS and DARK and PRINTS $535 ) Down Colors No 1 YOUR it For Credit i d ri fOR 1111TERVIEIGHIS Fees Here Sale Price Now Cut to Only— to SAVE prepared VALUES CREPES- -1 2 piece o LAa or 34 to 40 I !1 viking venaouti Extnort vetti:4$4 TbTR J 3 SIZES 1 Gift Here Fees for Credit! 0 5 w 0 to"A f :- Le to rigbg Ventilaust ? 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On Absenteeism May 6 UP—The "Very disappointing" said the n problem of absenteeism in war motion picture studio plants is overrated Lieutenant who not only starred in movies General William S Knudsen said but produced directed and wrote them too and made speeches to here Thursday as he revealed the clubwomen invented magic tricks nation produced "more than 600 radio audiences drove a frightened fourmotored bombers last month" horse and buggy and otherwise General Knudsen here for an in- made headlines in his spare time The physicians looked at his feet spection of the Douglas aircraft Seemed a little flat Then they was the first month said last plant listened to him breathe They since the war started that heavy-bomb- heard a vague wheeze in the production has reached a stethoscope Traces of bronchial asthma Next they asked him to more than 50 a day of figure down and touch his toes When asked at a press confer- reach While the does stood back and comence how plane production watched with folded arms the pared with battle losses General mighty Welles unlimbered as best Knudsen said he could not give the he could and started to bend He'd about as far as a head waiter Sisson combat losses of American planes gone does for an irregular customer but did state that 'production far when his back creaked sweat exceeds our losses I am certain broke out on his forehead and he Of absenteeism he said "Of said "oops" The physician then course it is something we must dis- gave his back a thorough going-ove- r and came to the conclusion courage if we hope to get the fullest production but we are hearing that a spine like Welles' might be too much about the four five or okeh for verbal battles within the six per cent who stay away from movie business but wouldn't be their Jobs and nothing about the 95 so good for the battlefields of Tuper cent or so who are turning out nisia By his rejection Welles joined weapons" ALBANY N Y May 8 (INS)— He conferred with officials of the Mickey Rooney turned down by Governor Thomas E Dewey Thurs- Douglas plant about the details of the army because of high blood a campaign which has reduced ab- pressure and Kay Kyser who disday called upon the chief execu- senteeism to three per cent covered to his amazement upon tives of five adjoining states to join New York in the fight against "black 'markets" by placing the law enforcement machinery of their states behind 0 P A price ceilings and other regulations The governor in letters to the governors of Vermont Massachutts Connecticut Pennsylvania 44 and New Jersey suggested that to of similar action take that they 14 the New York war council which recently promulgated all existing rationing freezing price fixing and other orders or regulations of the 0 P A as the law of the state As a result of that action violators of 0 P A price ceilings can now be arraigned before the courts 1 of New York state by local law en forcement agencies and charged I with infractions of the law Each violation of either retail or wholesale price ceiling is punishable by a 25 fine or five days in jail 5: Open an HOLLYWOOD May 6 (UP)—Orson Welles unhooked the harness that had been holding his backbone in place so as not to influence the army doctors and reported for induction Thursday The doctors told him to touch his toes He cried "ouch" when he for the reached his knees and out of the army he went a Knudsen Assails Too Much Talk BOULDER Colo May 6 (N)— A threatening note written in Persian was found pinned by a knife to a desk top Thursday in the room of Man Mohan Singh of Punjab India a graduate student at Colorado university Singh said the note was crudely written apparently with the aid of a Persian dictionary He said he had been outspoken in his opposition to methods of British rule in India but that he was Inclined to regard the note as a prank Patrolman Glen Sisson who was sent to the campus "International house" to investigate said that it appeared to him to be a prank Singh who reads and writes Persian gave this translation of the note: "You must remember I am going to get you I will get you like this" "It looks as if somebody might be trying to scare him" said For Enforced Savings Program To Rescind Previous Orders Protests Go to U S Farm Office Army Orson Welles Ills Cause 'Portuguese Officers Arrive 600 Bombers Army Rejection April During Indian Student Sees No Necessity Two County Agencies Refuse U S Finished Note Threatens oioo1 |