Show ki t wtSswswif rtaesUAj®1® 1 I g Friday Morning ?Tbe - jialt Cake QVUume- March 22 - World's Largest Car go Vessel Grounds Business Groups Attack Interstate Trade Curbs Queen Mary Sails for Troop Duties Monopoly Committee Hears lepie-sentin- wo 1 Opposee Multiple Taxes Beesley protested multiple and conflicting state taxes and other requirements on merchandise mailed acioss state lines ‘Trade barriers will wreik our modern economy if they continue unchecked and unabated" he said "Action by the rongress to devise a policy fair alike to the stales and the union ia inevitably the only answer" J M George of Winona Minn executive secretary of the National Association of Direct Selling Com panics attacked what he railed nuisance ordinances” restricting selling U S Extends Time On Farm Loans WASHINGTON March 21 UP— The agriculture department nounced Thursday that the area in which the government loans to d farmers on 1939 wheat may be renewed had been extended to include Kansas New Mexico Colorado 22 counties In Oklahoma and 27 counties in Texas The loans expire April 30 The department previously had announced that loans on wheat in Idaho Minnesota Montana Nebraska North Dakota Oregon South Dakota 1'tah Washington and Wyoming would be extended If the borrowers desired The area In which loans may be extended the department said in eluded regions where the 1940 winter wheat crop prospects are unfavorable an- Panamanian at her pier in Haiti- The 27000-to- n more harbor where she mysteriously sapk d FASHION DOOTESIY SHOES WORTH MUCH' MORE If Elected to National Post Former American Troop Carrier Hoods in Mystery March 21 (Ah— A BALTIMORE e Ameiican troop ahip reputed to be the worlds largest cargo vessel lay partly submerged at her pier In Baltlmoie harbor Thuisday her hold and aengine room flooded mysteriously as she took on freight for a cruise through belligerent waters to England The Panamanian freighter owned by Arnold Bernstein refone-tim- ugee 1 Reports from Long Branch N J laid the Queen Mary'passed there heading south at 28 knots ghostlike In her coat of a new hue of gray The armed Mauretania containing a power plant sufficient to supply electricity for a city of 100000 was also believed to be heading south Custom official laid ahe cleared for Bermuda but pointed out that she was at liberty to change her destination at sea Each vessel has been placed on list as an Germany's armed raider No arms were visible on the Queen Mary as she slipped down the harbor in full view of commuters morning ferry-bofrom New Jersey Australia Hinted While British officials In New York maintained a stony silence the most persistent report was that the liners would go to Australia to tarry soldiers to the near east The Queen Mary was an Impressive sight as she nosed slowly Into the sunlit Hudson from her Fiftieth stieet pier leaving the Queen Elizabeth and the French liner Normandie drowsing at their docks She quickly gathered speed and sailed down the bay past the incoming British liner Lancastria which had just run the blockade from Liveipool with a number of Bntish air force and artillery experts for Canada and 480 civilian passengers shoot-on-sig- farm-store- farm-store- until her keel touched bottom Largest cargo vessel in tho world sh lies helpless EimlandBound F irst Lady Sees LaGuardia As Vice Presidential Timber ip Siijks At U S Dock Indicates New Yorker Would Succeed Franklin D Roosevelt In NEW YORK March 21 (AP)-- Mrs of foreign a of correspondents by questions answering barrage newspaper in this country declared Thursday that Mayor La making Guardla "could do almost anything he wants”-includ- ing good if elected vice president shipping magflooded while her and crew slept eaily Wednesday gradually settled at a list with her keel resting on the Her supermuddy harbor bottom structure and part of the hull remained above water German-Jewis- nate OBVIOUSLY The Famous $150 Shirt at Hibbs A Thousand Patterns at a Single Price! t "In many places" he said "sponsors of this type of oidlnance have made efforts to protect from Its application solicitor Hod representative of local merchants and frequently peddle: s and solldtois who reside within a municipality” Purposes of such ordinances he added were "competitive and prohibitive rather than regulatory" Men Choose e NEW YORK March 21 WU-Tdarkened ocean greyhounds representing a $45000000 Investment and carrying 1000 jaunty British tara raced through tranquil waters Thursday night on mysterious voj ages axperted t? place them In troopship service between Australia and the near east The $25000000 81235-to- n Queen Mary pride of the British merchant marine until the recent advent of the somnolent Queen Elizabeth hoisted anchor early Thursday to follow the 35739-to- n $20000000 Mauretania In the trooper service Ghostlike in Grey -- door-to-do- Fashion-wis- Clad in Gray Risks Lurking Subs of various WASHINGTON March 21 (AP)— Representative in testibarriers trade interstate condemned business Interests to as threat committee Thursday the before monopoly mony consumer the to burden a and economic item ay the From a state official however the committee head a protest against condemnation of all state excise taxes and regulatoiy measures as improper trade harriers contending that many are necessary for revenue or protection of the public Fointe to Difference g G S Carter of Santa Fe Governor John E Mile of New Mexico told the committee there was "definite need to draw the line between discriminatory barriers and necessary domestic taxation and regulation” ‘There is no defense for actual discriminatory barriers to trade between the states’' Carter added Thomas Quinn Eeesley president of he National Counril on Business Mall asieiled that the nation was 'heading swiftly back to the identical confusion disputes and deliberately erected barriers to normal ue of the mails and flow of business which wrecked the confederation of states within 10 years after the Revolutionary war” FOR EASTER Pride of Britain Barriers Denounced as Threat to Economic System 1910 h became She did not amplify the comment about LaGuardia mentioned in some political circles as a possible running mate for Sect notary of State Hull But in other answers she declared that "not under any circumstances” would she accept presidential nomination herself and that "it would he going a little too far" to draw the inferMIAMI Ela March 21 (2Pi— A ence that Sumner Welles was sent expectant mother who to Europe to build him up aa a thought she might hear quintuplets learned Thursday that she presidential candidate may expect the birth of only one Silent on Third Term child She turned aside the Inevitable Mrs Emotv Callahan w hose husthird term question band is a furniture factory wood’Do you intend to travel as much worker hased her belief on what examthe next four years as you do she thought was an now she was asked ination ’I never know In any year how Aituallv the Miami Herald said much I will travel” she replied Thursday night she submitted to She was principal speaker at the diagnosis by a fluoroscope and luncheon of the Association of Forthe comments of the eign Correspondents but instead examining phvsman who noted of a foi trial address her remarks her unusual size took the form of answers to writJohn S Knight publisher of the announced ten questions submitted by the Hetald that a examination showed there luncheon guests The questions covered a wide range of subjects would be only one child from politics to the personal life Diagnosis Report of her eldest son James The fluoroscope— a machine that Asked If she had kept "in communication" with Queen Elizabeth shows through the body but docs since last year visit of the British not make a picture as an used when Mrs Callarulers she said she wrote once docs-w- as to the queen and "received mes- han visited a clinic for persons of The physician moderate means sages twice from her” who operated it said that he Explanation Aked she might have a multiple When asked to explain "the ap- Ttlrth but that he did not expect Error Draws Blame for Quints’ Story X-r- Denlet Sabotage emulated Reports of sabotage as toon as the ships plight became known were denied bv C F Smith an official of the Baltimore Ocean Transportation company local agenti for the vessel which was to have sailed for England Frinorth Atday ia the hazardou lantic route Smith said the ship had been so heavily loaded that the flood tide was unable to lift her and when the tide went out she settled her keel having been less than two feet from the bottom at the time Other sources suggested the water might have come In through an open pmt or a cracked seam In New York officials of the parent contradiction between the line — the Beinstem Compania Isolationist attitude in Transatlantic Centro Americana prevalent — said sabotage was “very possi the United States and the prewar In America” ble” but added that carelessnes In 'stop Hitler’ attitude she repliedrefueling the vessel was a more "I don't know and If I did it probable cause of the flooding 1 he wouldnt be very wise to talk room was the first section engine about it" flooded the water reaching the She was then asked whether she cylinder heads thought that the U S ahould keep out of peace negotiations "since Once Troop Ship the country hss declared its IntenThe Panamanian foimeily the tion to stay out of the war?” troopship Mongolia whuh sank "I think that if there 11 wav Get man with the fust for the United Statea to any help it American shot fired in the World would he all right for u to particiwar has a 27 displacement pate in the peace negotiations " ahe and was taking on a capacity "We should atay out of responded genetal caigo including peace negotiations only If it is the staich and glucose of the belligerents I think She had been loaded with all but feeling It quite understandable that the 8U0 tons of the cargo and the crew who fought the war ahould had planned to move her to deeper people the peace " negotiate water Thursday to finish the job She was drawing 34 feet 6 inches Harbor Engineer Ered M Kipp said his rharts showed the maximum depth at the Panamanian’s Lmust Point pier was 36 feet U S Captain Paul Tyler of bureau of marine Inspection and aald testimony would navigation be taken from Captain H (7 Park British master of the ship and member of the new He set no date for the hearing - 000-Io- n l The Best $150 Shirt in the United States Wovtn Broadcloth and Madras English ‘Kent and regular style collars C in ht Y A TIES A Use Your Charge Account Writer Gets Six Months TOKYO —James R Friday March 22 lUPi Young International News Service correspondent Thursday was sentenced to six months imprisonment with a stay of execution of three years on charges of sending out "mislead Ing" dispatches regarding the war In China y quintuplets To Stand Expense Earlier he had announced that the Herald would provide medical rare for Mrs Callahan in exchange for exclusive rights to her story and pictuies "’1 he cost of Mrs Callahans medical and hospital care will continue to he paid hv the Herald Just at though ‘lhursday a examination had supported the previous belief that she was to he the mother of quintuplets" Knight said Dutsl in Bin Kxpl2IPB W1LLAMINA Ote March 21 2Pt —An explosion in a dust bin fired and senously damaged the block-lon- g boiler and power house of the Pacific Plywood corporation plant - Thursday te Three Burn lo Death In Farm Route Fire ALEXANDRIA Minn March 21 grandmother and her two small gi andi hildren burned to death when lira destroyed their -- A farm home The victims weie Mu Mint Nesman 9n Romel N'essman 5 and Maty lou Nessman 8 The fire bioke out Wednesday while other membera of the family were at wotk In the barn and Earned auch headway before discovery that rescue waa Impossible Here ire Outstanding Values at Louesl Privet "COINTRY CLIB” LAWN SFID— Select quality Kentucky Blue Gras and Dutch 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