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Famous Make - 9- F Go into your summer playtime as bright-foote- d and footwear foi fun is more gay as a Gypsy dancer and SO varied and more vivid than ever before - i 201 Md 98 S-- 0-- -- class Hancock IMP - Lieutenant Commander PeOrige C Crawford announced that two officers and crew members were aboard the - missing submarine 0-- when the sailed Thursday from New Lon- don her home port for the trials off Portsmouth N Her cornmander was Lieutenant Howard J Abbott of Osceola La) The only other officer aboard Comrnander Crawford said was Ensign M P Wangsness a naval reservist of San Diego Cal The crew members: Marvin D Barry seaman 2d class Manhattan Kan: W R Cannady electrician's mate ad class Blytheville Ark William T CrutC seaman 2d class Halifax Va John F DuFresne machinist's ?nate 1st class Great Barrington MasS Charles L signalman 3d class Del Norte Cal John H Edwards mess attendant 3d class Ittabenna Miss : H T Frost quartermastir 3d1 CIO re P AY SHOES S-5- a bad sign for the men T from the Squalus was effected atTthiswas (Continued From Piga One) below success the greatest depth ever The craft was commanded by depths by ascending in easy stages fully handled" Knox said "Con-- 1 Howard J Abbott of An ascent without a retarding line sequently if the 0-- 9 should be dis- - !Osceola Iowa and the onl y other would mean instand death covered at a greater depth then officer aboard was Ensign M P Looking out toward the rescue the obstables in the way of a sue- - Wangsness a naval reservist from said: fleet Admiral Wainwright "If she's down 400 feet I don't cessful rescue if any are alive in San Diego Cal know what they can do" the bull will be appreciated" Jewell said he had not 'given up The 9 one of the nation's old- i He asserted that alall hope est submarines and only recently though the submarine undoubtedly was punctured it mighhbe possible recommissioned after a decade of went into a deep trial that some compartments still re- idleness7:56 o'clock eastern standdive at mained intact two He added that air bubbles at least ard timethis morning About disbomb smoke 'a hours later in the is still air showed "there signal tame to the surface ship" but that even the oil slick tress A frantic search followed but and the wreckage did not give the sound came from the 0-- 9 nor exact location of the 0-- because no was-andirect contact made unbefore the tide might shift them Falcon one of til the rescuel'ship surface the reached they a dozen navy vessels which rushed Sees Slight Chance to the scene t radioed shortly be8 p tn:" fore "There's a slight chance that "Have picked up painted cork some may be alive" Jewell said f 50' Asked on what he based that pieces of 9 deck grating oil I —1fath67 bubbles slick air depth statement he replied laconically: -1 ' '1 oms" 'I "Hope? had The submarine ' Frank of previously the 411 Navy Secretary 1 ' lt Knox who flew up from Washing- been reported at a depth of 370 41 to s w a built it feet ton said although nearby Manchester 0 home that he had not abandoned stand only the pressure of a 200- ' hope but he added the depth of foot depth :The Falcon's report the submarine was a discouraging placed her it 402 feet kb An officer who returned from factor The Squalus was only at °1! 1240 feet when a majority of her the scene reported it appeared 1 ) men were saved that the cork bits had come from i "The marvelous rescue of 33 men the inside of the hull and that 1 in-h- is 9 re S-4- 6 '" Navy Lists Officers 'Men on 0-- off-sho- F-l- v 9- A off-sho- S-- 49 S-- '':e1: 41e''4 :':1' Recent price advances followed trade reports and predictions of shortages due to w a r shipping losses and diversion of boats from sources of trade with sugar particularly the Philippine Islands The United States depends on areas—principally Cuba Puerto Rico Hawaii and the ippines—for about 70 per cent of its sugar consequently shipping plays an importantrole in msidng ample supplies available : '' y —!)1: '! - 4 ' :::::'''ff: 'i44'''' b4v ': :4 41104' 1140i- ':t - - ' 1 4 ao4:- -- S-- 44 '!: 3 ::: ':- "A :k '" 4: o '0 -z: : the western hemisphere nations At the same time the White house announced that a plan was t"Is0' - :f There was no hint as to what action might be taken However when prices shot up in 1939 President Roosevelt suspended quotas Which restrict the amount of sugar that producing sections may market The quotas were reinstated when prices dropped Raw sugar currently is selling on the New York market at about $350 a hundredweight Early this year it was about $290 a figure which the agriculture department has regarded as high enough to maintain the domestic sugar Industry - ASP It'!1r'-01?A0- 'Threaten' Affiliates WASHINGTON June 20 LA— By United Presti Four of operators independent Accidents involving United States radio stations voiced opposition 150 lives submarines have taken to the communication comsince 1904 the greatest loss of life Friday new chain broadcasting missiorrs occurring In the ramming of the S4 off Provincetown Mass in rules but an executive of a Balti1927 when 40 died and the most more station supported the regularecent being the sinking of the tions andcontended the chains had U S S lug with a loss of 26 lives off the New Hampshire coast been "coercing" their affiliates Hope H Barroll Jr executive on May 23 1939 Since April 19 1902 when the manager of WFBR at Baltimore 3 collided at New Lon- testified before the senate interand don Conn there have been 61 state commerce committee that serious Americar submarine acci- he had received what he considdents not all of them sinkings and ered a "veiled threat" from an ofcolsome as In the 3 and 9 ficial of the National Broadcasting lision occurring without loss of company that his station might be life transferred from N B Cs "Red" Submarine accidents of all na- network to what he said was the tions have killed more than 800 less lucrative "Blue" because of a persons Those involving United disagreement over use of time As a result Barra said his staStates craft Included: F-- 4 February 25 1915—Off tion cleared time for an N B C Honolulu 22 lives commercial program by shifting a it 17 1917— local Interest program it had been December Rammed In fog off San Diego by broadcasting for several years F-- 3 19 killed WFBR will change over to the 0-- 2 July 30 1919—Sank at Mutual Broadcasting 'System Ocmooring New London Conn three tober 1 Barroll added killed The senate committee is holding May 12 1920—Aground on hearings on a resolution by SenLower California coast two dead ator White OD Maine to suspend E-September 29 1921—Sank at the new regulations pending an inmooring two killed vestigation of the radio industry 0-- 5 October 28 1923—Rammed The new rule among other things and sunk In Limon bay Panama would bar ioptioning of time by local stations to the chains and three dead 1 1925 — would require N B C to dispose of September 16 Rammed by S S City of Rome off one of its networks Block Island R I 33 killed While Barron approved them 4 December 19 1927—Rammed Charles P Hasbrook owner of off Provincetown Mass by de- WCAX at Burlington Vt exstroyer Paulding 40 dead pressed fear that the regulations U S S Squalus May 23 1939— might lead Columbia Broadcasting Sank In practice dive off New System to discontinue its present contract with WCAX Hampshire 26 dead - -- - 4 -- Friday the government might do something soon about sugar prices now at the highest point since the fall of 1939 and conby officials as giving producers siderably above levels regarded en equitable return One Station Backs Rules Says Nets Navy Lists Dead Since 1904' 40 Died on S4 -9- - - 0- '' -- 1- y!- 4i - 1 - : Et 4' Ir 00'- ' is IF '0 0:'4' 116: - 4z -K-------- 4 ' 1:00:4':: -- zt--9- :: 11 le ' WASHINGTON June 20 (A'— 0 ' The 'United States Friday placed "'Sjise of all petrocontrols on exports t ' 4?0!1' leum products in a move which it 4z''':!: :: :0'0°:44011!::-?:4114'':f ''' was made clear was designed pri! " ''' to of al :z01$"''Ni " prevent'depletion toarily o's:' - 44e'' s"":Awebr!?rt'' 41166 "' !': ready Inadequate reserves in east10t'1 4 -' ' ' 117: ern seaboard states 41'"e t'''' In an order to the office of ex- 1040': C4 ' !!:r': ' " ':00crJ '1 --"Iew61 Kot 7 port control President Roosevelt rIe ' ?1: 0::: 't it 'C''' ':" said that no shipments should be fr7: "le sow permitted from Atlantic ports ex- :ra:: 1:?!4:! 4400 ':45i' l' ept to Great Britain Egypt and 4e''''''''-:- :: te1ttii 7:: ''''''' 0040—1:' 1- 20 --rotw I71::-'-:- Lt ' I '''' -' Ilk : 14 ''' 'elk'': I - "- ' ''':':'- - 7 ' '''' - - - 0 : ''''': (''4 '''' " !!- ' 410t5 ' ' 1' :::: :: ::' ' !00:--:-- - ter t' 7 !1041' 4 -- - p' I 4 orP::54'4""' :- '''' O)tii- T Hopr''4"7-"e'''- ' ''-':- ' 5 'Sul Disasters Tour Protest Sugar Price Rise Brings Curbs on Tin 150 '' !Threat of Federal Curb 4100':4 U S Sailors Radio Chains '''ir0140e' WASHINGTON dune (AP)—Authoritative sources said Once Again Famed Rescue Ship Responds ' Alp- 211941 "June bt 5a1t gakt 'Vribunt Saturday Morning s:1:?'I - Summer Stews Hours: 9:30 to 5:30 Doily Except Thursdays 9:30 to 1:30 - "' ' : - ' : -1 t TH E t 7u I vA a - N4604-"t''4- - - ''- tib - - - C 0 :414 ' "titikasake4AMNOCX 4a ' ! 10 el |