Show - ' r tl ' I ' j tt 1 Sunday Monar !' ! - i ' - ' N : - - '' r- - 1- ::: ": --- Hogan ' NEVVYORIC Aug 2 (A'—An crease of' two cents a gallon In service station price of gasoline and imposition of government priorities' in the deliveries of petroleum and its products wu forecast for the eastern seaboard Saturday night by authoritative oil Men Virtually every citizen in the Atlantic states from Irloridat to Matne would be effected The price Ilse and government control are expected before cold weather arrives perhaps within the month Steps Agreed Vport These drastic 'steps have been agreed to in principle at least!by government officials and leaders of the oil industry: They are intended: to keep defense industries operating and homes heated this winter"We ate facing the fort supply crisis In the history of the oil Industry' said one authority '"Vnleu every expedient works the east faces a mighty tough winter" Supply Situation The supply situation- - in a nutshell follows: The eastern seaboard consumes 1200000 barrels of petroleum products a day—that is 38 per cent of all the motor fuel 48 per cent of all light fuels 40 per cent of all residual fuels and 64 per cent of all kerosene used In the United ' States The esstern seaboard has been receiving most of this supply by 267 ocean tankers but 50 of these tankers have been transferred to the British cutting the east's supplies by 200600 barrels a day and something between 50 and 100 more tanked are In process of transfer to the British In other words the' east has "mven using about twice as much petroleum as It can obtain by usual supply methods this coming fall and winter old at-Sin- g i -- -- 4 - - Paul Iockwood Dewey's executive aid and for 20 ar ca rP one of Hogants best friends Hogan accepted the designation :only after he had conferred with Dewey at length and wOn Dewey's Attorney E °complete consent' and approvalw t Thrted to a eel'' - i ql : ' ' 0 - ---- 71 i ) - 'TT- Aimy Revives Military Post ' WATCH ' Clock and Jewelry 'I i ' RE r: ColpL ' 4-' - PAIRS Unto Welch ' 1 Bands for $700 356- -4 - - 1 p 1 ADERACWS Hours 1 io 160 CVO Ithi 44101111 titris - ' - $ - 1 ' National ' r You-- 165 II - I 114 I I--41 Styloo All Fabrics - ' 3r V-- A: it a - and All Sizes 1 10000 I 14704 - 'FAA t Printed llt I attached Non wilt Stylc:e -- 3 for Sanforized collars shrunk - cut full - 6- 1 325 1 s4:rk Iv I - V- r - : -- 5 4- ''144'fiW"-'' -- 1- - 'I"' - Receives t r 1 ' -: - ! - - 1 ' t Pt ) 4' - ' '1 NA ' ' ' i ' j i It atzP---::-a s It tzv-:- :- --- --- ' I 53 - ' 1 it IF 'I fr 1r I - ff I ''"1 ra 1 t k N 00 ' - ik 1 0 It tyriett--- - Cat! 2 ' rirk 1 Aug 2 VP)- -AlitiPatiortof to oper! $21088125 ' TT ate the 11y A student work iyhirch will aid approxi- i t y 4"go I 16 9 pro-gra- in t -' i r mately 'needy students dn'ing thi::1941-4- 2 academic year was troUnced Saturday by Aub- - ' ' ' 101"1 -- ' 010a reL ' 1' - 'P' ' -' " iawtlci a - 0 4$ 't''i ' : ' ! ' : i ' s i ' ' t t 1: i : 1 z ' -- ' - ' 4 :''s ' ' ' ' - sow 10 ' i ' ' '! ' - - - irw ' laemilb : - i l iin rtrnnee runrlienel Ptib SIIVI op ' 10111111011 - Mn 101"11111 NIPES1111111 ' o ! : ' I 1 t 1 o -t3 - i I ' - ' — MEN'S SPORT SHOES - ! - ' 1 : : i i 445 Ventilated or woven shoes 7i! Leather or crepe soles All ' White Sizes ' I white with Widths (broken?) 6 brown to PARADISE ' - R0g t ion) No fuss—no bother—no red tape Just have your child's picture taken for as little ai one dollar si'ou get the picture a duplicate being entered in the contest 1 ' e - - - - t - ove2 - k v - 0 - h4 ' ' - - ' ' 3- - ling Crosby Petri film and rodio start Jo child cora export ' 2:- - ''i - - Irne Wicker of Roily of radio 1 e - 770 YEAR HOURS WO fo 5:36 ' : - DIAL 42580- - Ii ' K - - ' !' - 5 - ' 'z ' ' ' - i i t-- 4 ' ' LOW ' and- - : - 95 - 95 - - - !' - - - 1 I t 1- - ety t tx 414 1 : - 11 ir : t-i- I i : ! ' - iv- - ' 'I"1 ) L t 41 I t : : 1 - f(11f ir 5" id d e pi 27 -- - I" "' Jr u" '- -- :7 ' 17 vr I ec-:- I : 1 e ' ip - 1 - 04 " ' i ' t:: t i '- ! t ' - t-44' - ' '4 ' )— b i v 4 i I z- 4 — 4 i - : A I ' ''- 1 J ' QUAIIITITrra-t mew 1 - l't:-- '‘Ii f ' 4( t Hours 9:30 to 536 11:30 Thursdays) 77th Year - t - tl 4 : 0 ' illp - div - 1 '''''' I ' J - Dial : CI t ' '' - e - – : - t i dt 6 - ' t ' - - - ia - 1111P1V'll ' - ) N f(a-L- - : I FOR1 i BESTIELECTIOICI AT'' ' 'CHA RGE 'IT - I - '19::' – - THE - 1 - I( : : ii ti COME' EARLY di i ' 't -i r Shoos—Auorbach's Stroot Floor - gle - : - ' ' I!" s p "-- - i I7 — si ' - - k f i 4'1 ' - s - : - II0 ' SHOES' - ' - tm4 414o)424' tiLlif irit ' ' ' tA 775 ' - t keg to 615 medium heels ' sizes Blue end alneci illac'ck f and white brown White all white1 Women's :: I styles : ' 1 a ii:t 0 i - if 'ik ! 11 't ?RED CROSS SHOES ce triedal 1 : '' N ' : - 7 SHOES g 77 ' '1" b' 1 ''' lor 'o : ? - - MC J ' a f 1 - i - " - ce4r ''- ' - I - -- s ' 'J'' - : it' '0 ( ' t- Alx -a ''' L : eritioally i411 in a Boston hoopital for hisJ"outstanding foresight judgrnentt t and leadership" in organizing Ole now armored force Lieutenent Colonel X Cheese armoned force liaison officer flew to Boothe to present an oak leaf cluater:on behalf of Serebm7 of War Henry L Stimson This be the eq relent of a second distinguished ' Se : iNk - t- l' - -- - 1 4' ' Itar It 1 i - Aug 2 (UP) — The army Saturday bestowed a bedside: decoration upon Major General Ädna R Chaffee who is 7 - f ' t4 - : i Army Honors General At Bedside Rites 1 famorTony Sorg artist marionette croator Maud Toutoy Fangpst famous child artist Mary E Buchanan of Paronte Magazin': Ralph ' Ellsworth of Parontal Magazida Aooripock's Stroot Floor Philegrolob Steil - ' ' si-l- - t $6 ? i--t - e 11 S 1 $ 3) orchartitiló r ' k''' I - wites4 it FAMED JUDGESt Quilt Kids: Angelo rs to Newest summer styles Mee All di'um and hgh heels white and white with black blue or brown Broken sizes 4 ° ' ' any boleli n - x f1 (Others MS( - A -- - WPM and high heels Broken sizes' Pumps end Cis rri I12 1 - Wamer i's cumnin' gggggg r White and white with blue' tan black Low medium ' 1 f 77 $ JJ"-- ' 0 Ftioned ' ' 1 iteg43 to Rog to $7 : ' ' JETTla ENNA : '' x - “ I Shoos I Groatlys Roducod to Mako Way for Fall : t $20 m if I ' ' 1 ' i 1 'Indio Natio:nil:illy will win IE ' — - i" t 4 41- - or - gt1:1: L 41 I f dJ 1 ' (C: - :'' i i Fri1 - ii - L - sisris! it 1144ApJoiv4 -- V IiO417 - ' ! " ' 1" - j : ' : that the federal bureau of investlgation bepermitted to tap wires ineabotage and espionage cases - ' 2 Air 0 -- 0' its - — ""1"1 " i'-- - N Y A administra- Aug 2 (A)—A senate 'interstate commerce sun-- 1 cominittei recommended Sattirday z -- Air 1 0 40-0- : VVASIIINGTON and- can ' 2 ' i - Wire Tapping pq de' l ' I - '''' I i ' 1 ' '' '''' - 1 -- AtrAr APF775 rAPArArFAr ' - Ar Ar Air Jr Agri' A or Air- r "s' - ' 41 - I 22r ' I I 6 17 - 0"'' I i ::::r: tx:r 100117-- OVI ' 1 A yr4w of 1 4' 7 " 1 : f of r Ar"0 - I till ri- ' itz:wts t tCr A m2' PT idrilf a diyir -- L i ) r! - - 2 2 - - If 77dr- - r II :A dooer- - ' - 2 A r AF K IF 0 fli:-O- - Ps' AV ArArlyAr AP AP'AP AP I1 fr 00 ' ' - ' li ) 41! "400""'0 - - :4- c s ' 1r 1 4-- ! - 1 I-I-: - ' - '' ' 'i ' - - r 1 - 4e- ' NJ I :4 -- AArsalv - 1 ' t-- - -- n op id - - f ' f'- i - ' ‘ ' - ' i'''C'Iik:' 4 i ' ' f '" - h - I - g‘ t - - 11-if- ! 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' - at rar JE' MA" ' Mah's ShopAxerbach's Street Poor '' c" " ' 1 - -- qe e k S I I f (11It ) I !'k - ( 111710 AU f ''''' OSP j I W40" ' 2 s!00 ' X - an )1e' 1: k's— - 1190- t 114 I ' 7 1 i - i i i - liK' - 1 1 " k ve- !I-- V x - 'orders promptly Medi LliVikallINOTON tor 4 tgazig' ' - 11 ' 1 - 11 ' - I s111 I t ' ' k' ' ' J' :' E "abitivap : An -1 uAAIN----- :I I Correct! y ta ilored with tapered shoulders and full Evcry Shirt: center box pleats I as UIU cuffs matching collar points teven-butto- n fronts Light and dark backgrounds stripes figures and fall now at huge savings Mal plain tuy your Jacquards supply 7 4 i li 0- ' N f 09 cham- - 0401- - I r t ' IAI 1141 IN- -' A4- z I tt 14c711' Rip 1 fl It 1 4 broadcloth ' Japluards v I - - 4 Slartsi 1 Woven broadcloth bray: or oxfords - - l'fY -' i - ' i - Whites (plain or with self pat tarn) Wu's fan green gray Fabrics: i :: 14741 1-- c LiY14t ! t - PlOYInant"1 1 ' 4 - 1 : Marked Dowa for This Solo QualIty Sorprisinity - consetv - gasoline will injure Alan business- men and create unem- ? I 1 - 74 - ' 0010r5-- 1 Upon auttlprization by the attorney geneial that "except for the ellmreergoney" It was quite posthat 'a majority of the sub- 092 cash awards for persconalitilartd sible committee' word have opposed re- laxation Of wire tapping regulaa I character as portrayed-Iphotocraphi I tiOnpl to permit even the Flit tot r It Back FBI Sentors - - Photograph Contest' iAll k $20 3000 00 CASH 'PRIZES : WF - i ' Early Fall Shipment of loautifully: Tailored I e and graduate students to 13CV fAmong:the allocations by state far work program and for ::College and graduate worki—avite Idaho $50268 and $56295t Nevada $6702 and 9180: Utah' $53o40 and $112050 anci Wyoro1ng0$19294 and $19440 TomorrowTh DthiChildren It 1 ' A l books and lunches College'" undergraduates earn 1eOveen 110 and i - - il '1' - ' 1 - - revenue2? In Queens one of New York City's boroUghs residents were advised by Borough President George U Harveyto ignore the curfew Ile contended the plan will not 1 ) 'ftà - Wear !' ' 1 100 - seem-Wym- ot Jt- ? dusk-to-daW- - 1 2400 of Them z - ' 1 - ' '1 Ttie funk Will provide part-tim- e Ivor ter Irouthe between 16 and WASHINGTON Aug 2 (INS)— 2‘ The amount' was more than Washington police Saturday hunt- - $5000000:leas than allocated lest ad two bandits who seized a $3600 Year the jigency explaining that payroll of the Valley Forge Beer coUgreishad reduced NY A I company in broad daylight The I funds I Armed pair -hilt up 1111 altetrotrthila I 77 '61sarn----irSecondary school students will after following the car eitrzi $3 tO!$6 a month These stu- Farnrriagiirrherthan two miles about 75 per' cent the money was plicnke: :lents' cnntprise !aided and the money 1$ 1 uiied tor carfare up' clothing - 1 Aserieekti--Streeffi- eer I 1 inj t'4 4k )k it hl ti 1 - P ' GUARANTEED- I 1 Otg 1688125 WASHINGTON Aug'2 ( The post of- provost marshal (— general vacant since the World wan was revived Saturday by the war department and given to Major General Allen W Gullion In his new position General Gullion will have charge of 'the army's force of military police and military sources said also of concentration vamps for aliens 'rime event of war N - I 7 ' - 4 7N1 0L t - LIIYA-- e 1 I1 ' el tl v0" fl r"1 - I :f GaeoNEW YOnIC Aug 2 UPI Me station along the eastern seaboard pumped steadily Satusday night as motorists ruined up for & fins1 Ailin before the regional gaselins balsa curfew becomes eh fective Sunday night In many::!caaes weekend-bourl- d motorists lugged bis cane along to use for resrv supplies in case their 'machines run dry during the n moratorium This wu the first popular re- action to 'Secretary of the Interior Harold L Ickeef recommendation that Igasotine stations lock their pumps front:7p m to 111 rn in an effort ta supplies a n d counteract cpnisitill otl a rhortage of tanker ships principal melhod of transporting gasoline to the eastarn states-I- n N w York city hundreds of vrorried text cab drivers brightened when wörtr came front John W Prey director of marketing in the office of the petroleum coordinator In Washinfton that gasoline could be Sold to commerital vehicle including taxis and trucks The rneteopolitan area reported a quick spurt- in gasoline sales and similar reports Mune from other seaboard areas New Jersey plane to revoke csinsea if istatiorst do not comply with the Ickes recommendation but fi000‘: the states 12000 stationst however were designated for ortleritlaltYservitst In New York astastoi a legislative investigation of tba closing' was urged by an lwho &asserted t us state stands to lose $20000000 in tax ' There's no hazard in 6ringing the finest viatch to our exports Troublp is corrected witty skill and 'precition and The work igUarahteed - the 4' 1 - -:ipti- ira I t 1 t : Thomas E Igewey fighting foe of 'Tammany accepted the designation—with Dewey's blessing It was the Hogan who helped Dewey imprison powr erful Tammany District Leader James J Hines for policy rack 'tearing' Hines is now a gardener Sing Doesn't Know Sullivan ' Hogan an enrolled Democrat but never a member of Tammany Ilan said he did not even know strategists Tammany's political Asked when ha would discuss hiS candidacy with Christopher Su1 liVan Tammany leader Hogan ' replied: "Some time after I sm Introduced to him I don't know the gentleman“ Hogan said he was Hflabbergasted" when the Tammany indorsement came along Friday He had previously been men tioned by Dewey as one of four assistants the district attorney considered capable of filling the ' office Dewey will vacate rtiends May Rate Adding to the confusion was the possibility that the Republicans next week will choose for their candidate Assistant District : rl 'Irk- 0) 1 : ' WIL 1 - -- ' ‘‘ I t - leg- '''' ' boThiss - 'A 1111Imi-- t :' ' Gasoline rriee )rivers in East Boost U- S to Beat Rd s vagary of Manhattan's emdary Democratic organization irlsótial6 Edict developed when Frank S Hogan Coptrol Loom assistant to District Attorney - 0 ft : 4 r0 - '' )” 1941 7r la Tuguit 3' ' ) LiiL : : - l tr-- ' - : Alt 0 Ce) 1 ' - 4 11 - 1 e ' i t rolmk4tWeis 4r4 ( - 1 -- - t Ast '" -- Wilt Run District Attorney i bi4Akd4' ' - - ' 11 - t - : ti !1 ' ' (71117 WASHING1rOWAtig 2 r(11P):i beIIij !might with oll and will Defense Oil Coordinator Har--' be won with Ickes said "It 'said Sunday night: old L finally' reached into Amert that he as confident of full ican garages and gasoline tanks: 11 1r S Vrct compliance with the 'eastern Every filling station is now on -seaboard filling station black- - ' the battle sine of 'democracy!' : - out ''''''': starting Sunday night: -- l'' ' tticket- assistants' said that for— i In a statement 'calling on major- oil :companies have in- statiolU and the motoring pub-li-e l Structed their stations to close t - ' along Abe Atlantic seaboard promptlY at night from17 pm it to reduce gasolko consumption Those leased by the to ' by one third Ickes described the companies and independent conas being "on the cerns have 'been notified by oil NEW YORIC'Aug 2 (in—Tam- - filling stations battle lines of democracy“ dislributori of - the - coord ina- ' zany Hall made political history "The battle of the Atlantic iv tor'erequest Saturday' by Inducing to run as t A Its choice for district attorney a his 'young prosecuior who helped Republican Tammany"b siting r send a Tammany chieftain - ! - 3 tAN L i '!' ' - r04-- 1 t11! 11 ' -- 1 I 1: i ' - ' -: int- rittitl:ttice rribtitte' Al i! -- I y I 1 ' - 111 - t I - ! ! - i4 7: t : i - 11 I Aid iiit:1)q1M Sees Co p I icq :g!A NvIns Okeh könTVitliStattonBlci'tftP oil" 0 Taminäny Ickes bat - - - f i - I - - f 'I - I - - 3 ‘ - - - - i ' - ' —t - |