Show 6 - TrIt rthit Cake Zreibunt 0 4 sunday Morning August 8 1943 A I Acttvity on Home Front MI !trills 3upply Chief 11 9 At - FBI Arrests - ' Colombian on Spy Charges f N '''''- or'' - 'I 4 i 1 S IVahington Aid Acened of :? f ::40' r :1':'l o — i ? i iAT LOS ANGELES Aug 7 02)- -Police Saturday sought Gordon H Fremmin g Tucson Ariz mt chant to warn him that his dog hag developed rabies mince he left Tucson for Los Angeles and that he should undergo the Pasteur treatment a t once Police Chief Harold C Wheeler of Tucson stated the deadline for effective treatment will be passed 7 I Police S ee k to Warn Man of Rabies Case :Ip before Fremming's scheduled re- - turn home police said Road Solves Jungle Mud oor 3o-ro- WASHINGTON Aug 7 Illtt—tthe soldiers and mart fleA who land- The navy reported Saturday that ed on the island June :30 to start an American cordu- and resrnehnw hart to did road the best transport inland their artiller y anrnething Iroy mOdern rilrfac'ing gadgets failed awl brItyV trucks loaded with sup- Lo (to matte possible the move- - plies ment of heavy equipment on Reit- In their predicament the corn- dova island in the present offen- - manders of the landing force sive in the central Solomons !called on Commander H rloy The mud on Ftendova is so oozy Whitaker of Tacony Philadelphia and deep the navy said that it !Pa officer in charge of the Sea- offered no base at all for steel bee unit mesh used to provide the roadway The Seabees chopped' down palm sJrface trees and built A roadway of 12 This WAS An alrming obstacle tO fnnt logs which made possible the' Drop Provez ot Fatal to Girl 7 BUFFALO N Y Auz 7 fri-- n caroline Childobs 7 riled SA tnerlay flt injuries received Fday s rr-t- tIA'n It n freight train attendants sai d tho tho other two chii Idren wria fair They aro Dolor 10 and EFthrt 4 Hospital i condition Of C Selling Secrets FOR wAsHINGTON Aug 7 (!ri—A South American em75year-olployed by tho office of the coordiaffairs nator of was arrested Saturday on charges espionage T accused ta Roberto tam a native of Cali Co lombla who worked for th bureau as a foreign Ian1 inter-America- rt 10 e(i abS - inter-Americ- guaZe translator J Edgar Hoover director of the federal bureau of investigation whnse agents made the arrest said that i Lana a admitted he had - 44 fr 0' ru I secret ink wintlen ttree letters concerninformation transmitting ing the national defense efforts of th United States The department nf pletice Paid inyesttgation disclosed that Lomas frequently had received large slime of money from Pources in 1IY4hon Tortuga' Further the department Paid S the Swith American tried uniqueroa5f11l tn recruit an attractive New York model asi an agent for razi Germany at WO a month "He had given her dernonstra' A 1 -A tons in the use of secret inks and awk in the development of invisible Lieutenant General Brehon Somervell comarea Left to right General Somen ell Ogden rewriting" the announcement and Major General Kenyon A Joyce commanding general of the army se MICP forces lated "Lanas planned to uso her inwest of after efforts manding general of Ninth service) command praises production to deliver letter a and dispatches to General Somervell asks a mines yield hike other espionage agents but his spection tour of installations in Salt Lake and Ilan did not Aucceed" J activities of the yOtinr FOut American firat came to the attention of the F R I in the spring cf 1941 on a tip from "highly conIldential European sources which indcated he might be acting as a German agent Subsequently the s I dIarnVered a letter written In ser ret ink addressed to an indi(Continued from rage One) 'dual in Lisbon and transmitting new NEW yortK Aug 7 (r)--- A vital information about America's hRven't got enough and will novertothor weapon can be carried war production The letter stated have enough until victory comes" through Accordingly a cut is or- investigation Into the problems of from JulyY 1940 to !farch providing newsprint paper to U S that dered in production of the explained geners1 11141 about 7non planem were de— which keep AmertCnewspapers excess of this guns This gives rise to a report supplies livered to the g ov Prnmnt and rumors of Ian stated that ono planes had end that frequently Arise becsuse thst the army has a great excese Ftnell lihreamt of war rationing And heen dispatched to England of the shortages To illustrate of guns when In fact the trend of today's eventa—will begin this week hP mentianed that the steel supply the cutback was prompted by a Aaks Ali' ROMP concurrent with Attempta of Canainadequate tn meet all needs shortage of steel — 7cFNV yortK Aug 7 dian paper makers to bridge s The army he continued schedules 1)tivk Now Popular Northwest Airlines in an applicaman power gap which la the chief tion filed with the civil aeronautics its program The W P B allocates 'Our bestseller at the moment" obstacle to production hRs and then the army authorita hal asked permission to the steel Somervell said "is the These are key developments: stablish A route from Milwaukee to revise its schedules to stay General a truck which can 'Duck' Wis to New York City as an ex- within the steel 'allowanc e It is 1—A house investigating comtension of its northern transconti- decider! perhaps that the schedule swim or run on land We are going mittee headed by Representative nental 1:ne it was announced Sat- for guns must be reduced to need a lot of steel to make Lyle H Boren (D) Oklahoma 30 that the full schedule for some more of these" urday will hold hearings here August 11- Asked about reports that the 13 to snertain what steps con army has accumulated excessive gress can take to help alleviate food supplies the general replied the apparent newsprint shortage that with some items such as A visit to producing canned goods which must be areas is also newsprint contemplated season the bought during canning 2—Canadian paper makers the army needs have probably been overestimated" He added whose chief business is producing "the excess is immediately turned newsprint and who supply more Reprinted from back into circulation but on the than 70 per cent of U S newswhole these instances are insigprint consumption are pleading nificant" for recognition by the Dominion overThe characterized general EUGTNE MEYER EDITOR & PUBLISHER confidence as one of the chief government of the esSentiality of menaces to production mentioning their induatry The U S paper Wednesday August 4 1943 that over-al- l production actually and pulp industry has been so turned downward 25 per cent in classed placing its workers on the May (right after success in Tunis) sa rn e draft footing Rs those of and had failed to keep up to schedinduPitries essential other Pinc ule :1—War production board repMust Push Ilarfter resentatives and Canadian newsofficials will meet in about "The more battles we win" he print a week to discuss the probable went on "the harder we must amount of Canadian newsprint push production It is like a pipe- available to the IT S during the KR SECRETARY OF THE NAVY: line To keep the pressure up you last quarter of this year Canada to have into the keep pumping T YOUR last press conference you said that our proposal for sn has been furnishing 210000 tons a intake end" r chief of staff "revived the old question of R eparatp air He particularly emphasized the month to U S newspapers which are operating on a restricted basis flTre to which I Am opposed" It certainly means a combined or- importance of a production 4—Canadian Selective Service What we suggested waa the sppointment of a level in the wept high ranizatimn for sir When Germany Chief Arthur MacNamara disand however conductwherever Ft111 warfare air for of chief batsaid he of the tide beparte If that means a separate organization collapses that prisoners of war may ed except from ship deck tle is to turn westward And closes wp ai-rood Thisis the kind of separation which would put air on when going a pound of be used in the woods to pad out cornea time that man power and that a piritv with Lind kind gra: It is the kind of separation which would production on the weal enlist is sohrinking be launched to recruit will drive Insure a (4iiimun utilharit and efficirtiry in all the fighting hervice01 worth two in the east In this conin ICSA hitA Site1lt41 the kind of organtzstion Eisenhower the men the for pulp wood cutting Nothing he mentioned the new nection rknner voikh has produced perfect teamwork in our European op- Geneva steel plant which is ex- camps of northern Ontario and western Quebec source of a large erations pected to be turning out steel in To be Sure General Arnold army air chief seems to enjoy cor- the near future for west coast percentage - of the wood from which newsprint is made To shipyards nrete independence of General Marshall army chief of staff be sure he is a member with Marshall King and Leahy of the joint General Somervell planned to He thus has complete say over army leave for the east chiefs of t f committee Saturday night mi vil ti t)n But he ha nono at all over navy aviation and there is no hut remained overnight to permit 1"' eluiva!ent Of Arnold in the navy The reason is that navy lags the installation of another motor in his plane He will leave Sunday army in recognition of air power We agree that the —a word which according have come a long way in acceptance of air But the nature of the morning Pilot of the plane in to the dictinnarg MPOIIS existing navy setup shows that air power is still thought to be an aux- which he is making the inspection "unable to perceive sounds" tour is Major B Q Vnn Cott Lary to naval operations Before you buy any bearing aid former resident of Salt Lake City consider these 9 important The of is an warfare element however independent rowzg demonstration hes in smoking Hamburg in burning Ploeett Advantages of Chariest Wouldn-the navy give its eye teeth to bave been in a position to get R reproduces a broader range of through the Dardanelles and the army to have landed at Constanza? sounds—from the song of birds to Even In siich aremote event they would have been hard put to it to the deep tones of a bass drum take a sock at vital rloesti Through the Mr the job WaS done te is quickly and easily fitted to that Rir power is making a By New York Times Harnburg alone --is sufficient to prove one your irulividucil requirements out same do will the and of fortress" Europe day mockery out wAsHINGTON Aug 7—Upton It is free from internal noises of island Japan Sinclair writer and publisher has It is built like a watch—with I Thus air power deserves its separate setup in Washington The threatened to sue the war producOlarion-mad- e vacuum tubes to in sea a and lack of thisssetup puts air in between land tion hoard if it does not grant him sure dependable performance And great more chiefs to permit him to carry Competition resolves itself- into duplication 10 It is most economical to operate waste of our resources as represented by overlapping of air facilities on hispaper n d pronagandist literary There are duplicate air fields and air bases in such operations as activities it was learned ts small and light—th ampliSaturday coastal reeonnaissanee Army and navy air arms operate vast air fier weighs only Jounces His complaint parallels that retransport systems covering large sections of the globe and running cently made by Representative It is simple to operate easy to to the same points Separate training commands exist which give the Melvin Maas fR) Minnesota that maintain inconspicuous to wear same Instruction At Guadalcanal there are army squadrons navy W P B had refused to grant his D Accepted bv Council on PhAical squadrons marine corpa squadrons—all operating different types of publisher paper for a new---aTherapy of the American Medical of maintenance -systems separate supply fighter planes They require Alsociation critical book hp had different linA of spare parts And equipment separate ground crews presumably planned to write about the govOtarion is guaranteed one year Our bomber strength is divided ernment's conduct of the war batteries and cords— —excepting Thlst la the situation Mr Secretary that makes for Sinclair and Maas both allege that by on organization dedicated to Service to the Hard of Hearing rather than coordination We think the commander in W P B is trying to suppress the chtel ought to correct it Air power is entitled to equality in respon- right of free speech Ask far FREE Demonstration An attorney for W P Bs printsibilty for running this war The country itself is entitled to adand descriptive booklet and division ing publishing mitted Saturday that Sinclair had G LYMAN DONALD threatened to go to the courts of Solt Loh Oterion to th president snd to thp people 54036 McIntyre Bldg because under the regulations he could he granted only 90 per cent of the paper he had used in 1942 nd in that year he had used ' is $ ol I anal41 “ 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