| Show a - - ' cP 'rlic t5all agatie 47tibunt Tuesday Morning June 1 Byrnes Tells Of Sinking Four 5 1943 - B)TneS Discloses Nations Vast War Production t U-Boa- I Ihers Of Curtails Training of Reserve Pilots CAA : - ts - Gives Radar Credit Hear 1IVP13 Issue' Order tó Help Farmers WASHINGTON supplies covered by this order wire and bale wire wrenches tubs Delays now and and poultry netting war production board Monday are a Another list made up of items for the farm" operation In Induction dure which farmers priority P not a P The certificate undertakirg to can 1 May 31 (IP) Simple chase 178 kinds of McNutt Points Out Lowering of Navy Physical Needs proce- pur- sup- - will be used hard-to-g- et of is W which 13 NV Declares 100000 Planes Takes Air Since Start of Fighting Output Building Ships Faster Than Sinkings col-boa- The t is 13 e program supply in a Includes axes blow torches boxes burlap bags curry combs egg cases feed troughs files grind- stones hind sprayers hand cultivators horseshoes various types of knives milk pails padlocks picks plow shares rakes corrugated roofing vises wheelbarrows saws and blades and wagon hardware form—it may be furnished by the farmer n:mself or the retailer The farmer may buy more than $25 worth if he has the certificate approved by his local county farm rationing committee Among the 66 most urgent items are batteries chains cold chisels pitchforks hoes harness leather galvanized pails pipe horse lars pliers rope shovels barbed long-rang- WASHINGTON plies The civil aeronautics adminisUnder a program worked out tration announced Monday that by W P Bs office of civilian re- reits war training service had quirements a farmer may buy up leased a large number of air to $25 worth of any of the named corps erlisted reservists selected Items simply by giving his dealer nonSPARTANBURG S C May 311 originally for training as a signed certificate stating: (Continued From Page One) combat pilots "I certify to the war production UP)—James F Byrnes disclosed R McLean Stewart executive pendency Others of course will that I am a farmer and that Monday night the sinking of four director of training C A A exbe under occupational deferments: a nazi submarines that attacked McNutt said approximately plained that the release3 were ordered because enlistments in 000 tnen will have (Continued From Page One) convoy and said radar has endependency de1942 exceeded the number of aroused criticism But when youin the year just ended at 60000 abled the United States navy to men who could be carried ferments next 'December 31 This 12 a months sink in the 10143 Japanese battleship eight through all stages of the traincondemn the few who strike do against is about 22 per cent of the total miles away—on a stormy night 4rot forget that the great mass of ended June 1 1941 12 months next the within of slightly more than 4000000 ing "Do you remember" he asked our workers and with rare excepBesides he said the army air physically fit fathers of draft:-agThe wholesale destruction of propaand ttazi "how the Japanese of tions athree organized Was one of the most forces have less need now to rasa more d anage of half than the labor much as any gandist scoffed when President submarines Slightly on C A A for assistance in Ap-oso call of us and more than many of us Roosevelt first announced that we telling blows against Below right:- - "Rider" sanforized to are 900000 be deferred men A expected contributing training - - copper rivetted to seetZiat there is no interrup- were going to build 100000 far announced in this war denim jeans factor he added iIA a lack of on the ground their' induction 0 sizes scoff t tion in war production Do not planes? Well they do not civilian and commercial type would impose "undue hardship and : now They know that America No Details p 1942 only tuck-i- n forget that during r75k aircraft suitable for advanced privation" on their dependents shirt of Stag" no of details the of I per cent of tb'e time of work- - means business" F ' gave ' Byrnes ' t? pilot training purposes Manublue red While he did not break downthe windproof poplin ers engaged in war'wOrk was lost The will 'il--rest probably be subject facturers are concentrating on 0 ''C ild total plane production figure convoy results saying only: sizes natural on strikes" to call when their order numbers "The submarine is still a deadly fighters and bombers i A had been get4 Byrnes gave this bill on par- Byrnes said aircraft '''' are reached and heavier the pro- menace but our attack against t ting heavier ticulars on production: 'f ' ' N11 B HershGeneral The 100 fighting ships exclusive poition of bombers and fighters the submarine is even more dead Lewis ' ' vi a Major J of several thousand landing craft had risen steadily and they were ly ey chief of the war man power 1'"'N Recently one of our convoys t:: made in the first five months of bigger ) was set a of nazi buC6 'k'' commission's selective service upon by pack 1943 were almost as many as were øb: I ' submarines They got one of our k reau forecast recently that the finished in all of 1942 and three f "V: we merchant but 1" got four r ships times as many as 'in 1941 - e of 11 "kwould fathers generally drafting of their submarines" WASHINGTON May 31 ()— The construction' program is As for radar the device which begin around August 1 &TN two achieveGeneral Frank C Postmaster rnarked'by special uses to McNutt's prediction was Incorbeams radio boomeranging ments—aircraft carriers to cover Walker announced Monday that detect distant enemy and ' in a statement reciting our convoys and attack and escort 7771 it WASHINGTöN May 31 UP- )-- ships even in fog orplanes at night postal expenditures during the porated 1 it 4 1 vessels to destroy submarines that will I requirements military said: I 10 months of the current : t first t In the 12 months ending Mon- - Large numbers of big landing! Byrnes ' some 1500000 1 permit only "On the night of November 4 1 day night America' has buirl't more boats and power barges are on off Guadalcanal 141 fiscal year tInr:141e!d within ' there lay a men to be deferred at year's than 1000 ocean-goin- g 24 revenues 4AL in for 111LIV cargo in dry hand ric wondauy army It was a stormy years end on grounds that they are irre- 11 ti ships and almost 100 tankers corn- - generals norpu-- rtJted and nesetbatEtleshhp miles a was ' I kZS away 50 22 and with tankers troops there are being trained in pared ships Revenues totaled $800435357 placeable holders of key industrial II e N:—Sfif ship of our fleet With the use of in the year enclinrMny 31 1941 — J posts ' of new truck of use $795407a the expenditures 0"if amphibious '::! the radar our with its sec- against :51:: 1 He urged employers to file Motor vehicles shipped to lend- :1 ?" 897 In the fiscal year 1941 the Just returned from an inspec- ond salvo sank ship ' ''''''' the table's rebattleship lease countries total almost twice tion Jap and qc deficiency was $24314452 promptly manning trip Brigadier General Ra- in the blackness of night eight postal - - I number produced for Amer- placement schedules which when In 1942 it was $11825185 S Chavin and Brigadier miles away lean forces alone in the last war phael furselective service approved by revenues increased about :'T:1:' April 1:— :1 t NVar plants at home have made General Edward E MacMorland Recalls Admiral table for induction of $12000000 or 17 per cent over nish a timenow 100000 antiaircraft guns at the both ordnance officers reported occudeferred for employes ' emaine time turning out one piece that the landing boats and barges f -- : "Is there any wonder that the those of April 1942 pational reasons 1 IjWalker said the camwere used the got department Admiral who throughout Yamamoto Japanese fMcNutt gave this summary of l'' -- ' artillery for every 45 soldiers paign to carry heav3 equipment boasted he would dictate the ' 4":- i on the black side of the ledger ''' '' k'?-- ':'1 i: iA In the last war with an army peace — draft outlook: and supplies from bases at Casa- to the U S In the White House despite huge volumes of postage-fre- e the"On half the size Byrnes said 1 were there May approximail artwil' handled for the armed blancaand Oran to ports nearer has quietly passed away? manufactured one piece of 1000000 selective service ' the Tunisian front lines This "Let me give you some idea of forces and government agencies mately I 18 38 to in old lery for every 1100 men i '''''- ! years registrants what we have in store for our and in the face of payment of class undoubtedly acthree years the nation has Chavinsuggested as men in ' 4 necessary y re! for increased recent $35000000 for axis radio enemies A week ago there ocpostal essential civilian activities or in ' I auppplied 44830000 bombs for our counted i 4' c ' i'''' :''''''''''Ic in recent salaries months of of concentration devmost curred ports the landing and and of our those allies greatest planes class as key men in war proraid in history The Ger' Byrnes put airplane production boats in Tunisia astating t duction other than agriculture ' 1 i 2 MacMorland chief of mainte- mans know what it did to Dort' were There also around 2000000 1 Landis Arrives Mexico in nance for the ordnance field serv- mund and its war industries Our 'y men with dependents who are enice division described the new bombing strength is being added MEXICO CITY May 31 (UP)— I in essential activities many i 1 amphibious truck as the seagoing with increasing intensity to the James Laqdis civil defense chief gaged I ' v‘ of whom will be reclassified into ' counterpart of the arrny's standard strength of the British The ton- In the United States arrived here class or from former class ?' two and '1:':31 ton truck The nage of bombs that we have al- Monday by plane from Washingils ' t In addition there will be ' ones in saw he north Africa ton a t is to for series of conferences with sufficient they ready produced I3ALTIMORE May 3I (11') — during the remainder 1 1 were being used for training load our planes for 542 raids the Mexican officials who have sched- deferments ' " '' : ic '' of the year of registrants who beThe war labor board appealed to said and had demonstrated their ability size of the Dortmund raid and we uled a blackout—the capital's come 18 each month such as stu' of the Baltimore to i j striking employes a :':'i wave with- are producing more every day third since war was declared—for dents who are completing scien1 Transit company affiliated with outnegotiate water means business" "America any shinning Monday J night or tific courses nrofessional I j: I It ' the American Federation of Labor ' to return to work at once while (A-a- -t :: : Above right: "White Stag" tunecity A FL leaders prepared to ' ''i rneet Monday night to discuss a tionalls sanforized shrtink sizes 1 C--ti 2 possible "labor holiday" in symI ' ‘ (ts i pathy with the strikers It t "White Stag" ranch tog jacket i'‘ ‘ ' In Washington the W L B anri t 2 R in r 00 (plaid pocket hanky 1 11 nounced it had sent a telegratn to 4 def to match shirt) t 4 tN A H Keeler of the Amalgamated ) t: '''''''5:-"White Stag" plaid shirt-3s5I Association of Street Electric : ()A ti1 to Railway and Motor Coach Emel 00 ployes declaring the strike "is in 0 ch''''--'''''''l 001 violation of the national policy and C tte 11 0 labor's pledge that there shall be 3 lIbis I: sib 01 to lay at ilt co c - 1 to Etrik ea for the duration of the i 11& 0iP 04101' Below right: Faded blue denim war The national interest decv lr iyik w L 0 (also navy) - - side clos---mands that the striking employes jeans ' y :' 0 to b ft1:p1 to ' ot I Oeø ( I return to their jobs immediately" pockets ing )4) ' 144 ' f i 8 )k 1 sizes 1P1 4o The strike called by the A F L ilAt r( I 1 o ') t I 'Union in an effort to force comsfata Al k tr--- t ea I ea ' (to t4 N 1t )jumper Matching zipper front v tif I '1!‘ ff r- -: -- ' 4104 otog pany compliance with a previous ' 41d1 8 "" 4:141 thorl" jacket ba i B order has continued for a 14 V 4 1 4)14 st tot estb 61 Vs week The company meanwhile ''' ttet tot i "T" shirt ‘ It 1a25 Ot Striped te Alto vlo qv asserted its lines operating on v oxvc '''''') '4? tot Irv° Vt et 1 holiday schedules maintained virsit411 I tliAt i e' 1° tually normal service Monday 14 I 101 AltiO"-7tot ' A 1I reotosi4 1 :: t '4 Ac ' acs ' e' tfArd f - f4Te aktif t )1 At‘t-- 101x1 boot S° kOr es) let Relocation Centers Get ilVY 44 tikii 4014F)3 -'''14 A ' — 9xlasVIVI ftNe‘ Is- -At 6E00 al Best Civilian Foo'll 0 41 lb 9 tl 1103 A 1 0910 d Tv--- -- ae IA ee 0101:Ir - ''''---cli ot If ail- :9 41 ' v 0 "0" '5hrt vo e 1"' 911 p s lb (P)--WASHINGTON ct0b 31 ti t l te May ot -crovtb N L sib A vovo A0a ks) ft4 r)es committee investigators re 0S 59 -- 'c t vo 001L ( ft‘NC it 85000-od'4 d t:1it4 ft ported Monday that the t tVC tor tt? to 611St liOt 1 0SPO Japanese being held in 10 relocaa lvt ft 0 It tt)-en fitolva ot ' ' ton centers in this country probato r'ii f ri tt ' 144excAN a ' 4 it ciAl 1'' le - 4 o bt ga 11 ti bly are among the best fed civilvotvc tl ''4114 1("Pl: Vlat 1:'s ians in the world --47 tvto 1141 SclosVAttC rtfti ' A Reports filed by the Investi-' Anot 040 e — i 12r: Le Si 1 gators preparatory to the start of X aegC NNe xotVcs: ' (I rC ell public committee hearings into the i 1 x1 I ) of centers cvIce the relocation "" steTIN operation ' I tec‘o 77 ov Nicc showed a plentiful suprly of beef '13:1 i 1 pork mutton canned pork and ' ' '' re V beans potatoes coffee canned fish ' '''''''7 zLI- )t 7 and chocolate bars in the camps 000a5 Right: Faded blue denim ") 41 shortie clam diggers committee spokesmen said They : ::I added that the supplies are fur- slacks for action wear ) "a ter::0-5--7:::::: ' F' 10 4 trim sizes nished by the army quartermaster red ‘ piping it ' ' ( I L 0 4 16 to corps t I i t fr 1 1 t v n ':1::rchukker 3 ' k ' ' 4c shirt Will Divorce For Sinking Jap Ship 8 Miles Away tr he needed The providedby May 31 UP— - - rd t I i t f t 1 E t n t t t t i t raris--- I i-'i - e I 1 I 'f ts 24-3- r 2-39 - 1- 1-- t e "11-hit- ! 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' i :f::&: "--(-- '1 i ' 1 --: T ' ld Rheumatism Pain tt J f-- 4 ---- - t Rush Relief To Sufferers From I A ' ::' ' i t - " -- : a '' '1 The daughter Princess Usha maharajah's first wife daughter of the junior chief of Kagal died - i :- 4 - 1 -' --: tt4‘ S ‘ 4- - f "e: )t ‘:'1 k J ' r RENO Nev May 31 (UP) '— Maharajah Yeshwant of Indore 34 one of the world's wltlliest men has established residence rear here and plans to file' suit for divorce from his American wife the former Marguerite Lawler it was Icarned Monday The maharajah ruler of more than 1000000 subjects in India met his wife in 1937 when she was a Union Pacific railroad nurse-stewardess in California He an- tounced their marriage in 1939 ( ---- -- - ik t 4 :ot--- -t i :- 4 t - '''i--r- c - - i 11 - i Maharajah American Wife 11 -' 6 - - 1 --ef °' - - AtorN t - s t --IN- x-1'- :e------ 1 ( - 7 1 t 1 L - A - x-te- t ri cc?" 239 239 - - tt iI ICs--te4- t vols 44 -- glk ' 44 I -' - te 12-1- Jr' (1 4' 1 I 10-1- t tf - -- -a it 4 41I - 0 ts'itt t t ) )0 ) Ill a t - 4ii - C 0 9t t I 4 441" (1 ) I' 111 11 10-2- - iI "'-------: 1 ' 1 j lc-- - THE PARIS SPORTSWEAR—Second Floor - t II - DEPENDABLE ' mi ' — - CHANIVSE0NLY 1 t 11 1 l' - s o :11 !I - o i - |
