Show S 5nit gake ztoibutte: i liptormIng t fense Jo I$ 111 382 nto:Aram49 g Lourses Auto Industry L A Records Pulislin Belt Ditje W ithout Declares Sloan Traffic Death Reeruie Labor Army Wilt Eliminate General Motors Head LOS ANGELES Aug news here when a gr-Pro Nears Time Delay 14Maritlfcturing :Says day goes by without a single I 's 4 Ship builders Short of Viitifiéd Men :For Real Sacrifices LOS ANGrlx-- Aug 5 (AP)--T- he National Association of NEW 'YORK Aug 5' is ovrr so far as defense' ' honeymoon Manufacturers armounced Tuesday a survey !of 659 defense in- - production is concerned From now dustries in'23 cities showed an enrollment of 382876 men women Ott it's going to he a tor" of ilant training courses This reserve army of labor sacrifice and youths ' $o said Alfred P Sloan Jr board to 'eliminate any delay in chairman atrained by Industry 4 being- built up of General Motors who i1 ' the nation's defame effort '' arrived Tuesday for a two weelut Invacation i The survey also stated 102523 the shortage of labor for this z i is increasing daily rt dustry The automobile industryzhe in were enrolled tmen and women' The government too is training dared in an interview le reedy to ummer vocationt lichligs getting workers At the Mare Island navy make any neceuery sacrifices" yard near San Francisco there are Sees Conflict 'lptreamlined courses in all breeches 2000 men in training and the plan ibt skilled 'labor 1 ill to double that number Sloan mid From now on Soar Igoialrentents "there will be a greater conflict be' tween civilian and defense producThe training within hithistry di- 9 tion We have been through the 141 has 0-placed labor )i'llim'iof honeymoon stage of the defense between at 1200000' requirements We've been producing program :aemi- arid 1500coklued-aand consuming large quantities of TWiled workers wilhin the next six civilian materials Now we've got snonths th begin making sacrifices In Piitatturgh Cleveland and !The automobile of all IndusHartford typical defense training tries probably should make the I Irenters hundreds of filen in re- sacrifice for national degreatest UPI— SAN FRANCISCO Aug 5 sponsible positions - are devoting fense because we are equipped to from two to three nIg?t1V a week Three coast guardsmen were killed make all kinds of technical appain instructing claues idespite the Tuesday when their amphibian ratus' and we are used to doing burden of overwork plane skimming close to the Pa- things in a big way" increasing The 1942 lines will be the last Engineering' mechanical draw- -- ci(ic ocean on patrol duty appartn applied mechanics metallur- ently struck 'a Jutting rock and ex new models until the emergency Is ' gicalinspection machine and tool ploded over he said The Industrywill Charred bits of wreckage were continue to produce but without design ant ordnance are but a few of training now being picked up near the Jagged rocks of design changes because that would et the types offeredthe Farallon islands 25 villes off costly and slow retooling San Francisco by naval' mine-Prat- t require At Hartford United Aircraft Materials Changed & Whitney division has built sweepers sent in search of the plane a new4 school equipped to graduate when it failed to make its regular "Chromium nickel and aluminum 1000 workers every month Three radio reports: No trace was found air will be sacrificed in the new i hundred plants In Cleveland have of the bodies"': models he continued in view of Aboard the plane were Leonard their critical defense priority Installed "in service" training ' L Stonerocki 33 pilot: Fleet D status classes Hancock 40Anechanic and John One result will be elimination of Shipbuilders Short C Gill 31 radioman All were first aluminum pistons now used on ' In the coastal cities shipbuilders' clase 'petty officers In the coast about 33 per cent of cars: All training classes are nearing the guard recently transferred here pistons in the 1942 models will be ' l the survey said and from Florida cast iron abreaking point Sloan predicted prices about 10 kr'n:'1117 cent higher because pf rising per tlk ft 94 1 posoup 41000 grim 091"gari material and labor costs plus a 35 II-3A tintsb I 54diiht L I- LW id k percent excise tax Admitting he did not know how 4: - 0 I I great a curtailment in automobile production would be ordered Sloan I suggested operation on a monthbrimonth basis governed by defense needs Ts): tili--T- fatal traffic accident newspapen published stories Tuesday Amusing the fact that'no automobile deaths have occurred In the last 24hours Last year automobiles figured in 1028 deaths in Los Angeles city and county the highest rate in the country A total of 526 were killed in the first six months of this year compared with 474 I he - 11 - - - t I i - - -- - Plane- s Crash Kills hr'ee CoastiGuárAs - - m - - - - 7 - i Ab 1èal - t64 :- :": 1 :- ‘ i Industrialist Dies I di ‘ HAMILTON Ohio Aug 5 On- -Henry Adam Rentschler 75 a member of a family prominent in Oa nation's heavy industry aircraft and banking circles died Monday Ha was secretary and treasurer of the Hamilton Foundry and Machina company for 43 years I 47) s 1P vrli lovsrogsk Compoily ist Utah !ill lest First South' t - 4 mtl 1 1 r A 4 t - -- TO A t A se ) - Of Thirst on Mexico Desert Aug 5 (UP) — A man girl 'a lay nearjleath In a hoipital Tuesday night survivor's of nine Californians who became hisvictims of the skeleton-line- d of Devil" toric "Highway the throUgh a desert of northern Mex And leo For five days they had waited for help after their trucki had broken down The party all residents of Brawley CAL were forced to drink the rusty water from the truck radiator as the desert tern- perature soared to 110 deirees Then they began perishing only 17 miles east of San Luis a small towilin Sonora apparently without knowing their exact location Slashes Wrists One MA finally slashed Ms wrists to drink his own blood in an effort to survive Rafael Cornejo 17i set out for help He stumbled five miles under the blazing sun then wrote a farewell note and cut his throat His body vas found naked Francisco Arvallo a peddler came upon the victims and obtained help for Socorro Cornejo 19 and Francisco Flores 23 They were emaciated and hysterical too weak to be questioned fully Therwere taken to San Luis then 26 mites to Yuma where Miss Cot' neje ceded that she was glad to be brought back to the United States to die She blamed Mexico for the condition of the highway Trail et Tragedy trail extendIt is a ing 240 miles from San Luis eastward to Nogales through barren desert A tiny settlement Sonotta marks the midway point The road is not traveled more than three or four times monthly in summer Its course Ls lined with crosses above the craves of Spaniards priests and other travelers with remains of the wrecks of their wagons and In later years automobiles Four persons perished near by on the highway six years ago Other victims of the party Which had been visiting relatives south of Nogales at Santa Ana were German Cornejo 52 Elias Cornejo 25 Elise Flores 4 Domingo ROCIAt 26 Tomas Peru and One - 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PAPER TOWELS 3 for 25c Dag' 136 Popular MILLE All i Braad 4 cans 31c ' 4 cans 15c Lmnrs 'nag ICE CREAbi 2 picas 15c SWANSDOWN egalt Lae Pkg 22c 14-TEA tkartaloterictliali Pkg 35 a BEANS ProlVetiaz DICE Fain Bl! 0 0 ' U Lb Shoulder Cuts 1 is -- cation remem6ering- Pabsett at ucootnth: EA FRANCISCO Aug 5 al— Mrs Kate Molina heard a sharp command turned and saw a man leveling a pistol at her across the counter Of her grocery store °Stick i them up and give me what you got in the cash regithe man ordered sqr" IA a 'back room the woman's husband Waldo overheard the command picked up critic armed carefully and tired The gunman died Tuesday a few hours atter the shooting Police name was Patrick Camp said bell ? - 013& Always First Quality Quartered andCaHonnect Red-Ri- ' Queen Ann—Enriched White or Brown 2 Large 20ox Loaves 36 - lk n LAUNPItT GIANT C d Kilts Ex Ohioan - NEW TOltK Aug 5 filyfr-Juat In Lynch 38 who formerly practiced dentistry at Cleveland Ohio was injured fatally Tuesday whenhe fell or julnped from the twelfth floor of the Hotel Taft with an eight-inc- h pair of scissors imbedded in Ids side i- I full sight of teeming mid-- town ''crowds- he landed on the marclitee of the adjacent Roxy theater and was still alive when policereached him by climbing a ' ladder Dr I - 1 :41-- 'i'(jf: - (() a 33rd $o hightail 3230 S rim p 4JJ A 0 and Dr State AM West Ind South Dountitul 129$ So ' 13th &tag IS So Mal ekir 4411 5th Itast Midvale North 2nd West 422 tudarhouso 4 ISS' !toot 4th South SS1 Se Sala 1 SOS Sou th I ‘Ni a:ef it 1433 0- li' - 11 Stag Momy T000la ‘5111:1g)LabiTi 1"4 Stalky 4 tt : 'lou diess Sh Les YUMA Ariz 4 wsdP - (Abe Sven Perish 403-year-o- ld t - by-eith- r - - - for the corresponding 1940 Pfritxt I Walkout Cripples Ohio:Munitioils Plänt Conirstructiötl: trik 5 - Wugust 6 1911 digital:dile sitter the briettmine workers would mild the Um By United Press 'Nearly hall of the project 's 3100tf1ed Inwas fight stopped by police ber workers' union by refusing to Construction on the' govern- employes now Are idle The Steel Workers' Organizing At Cleveland meanwhile a m e n t's 832000000 explosives timbers delivered by check-u- p by the C I 0 die Committee (C I 0) struck the hancye plant at Sandusky Ohio wasa dues "s Meanwhile to as a procasters' union was reported plant last Wednesday crippled Tuesday night when 'was asked test 400 mediation dismissal of five have against employes regular government I kept 850 A F strike of carpenters Picket tines for the strike involving 4000 forced an additional 800 employes outside the Aluminum Company women workers of America gates The union dis- have been maintained since then workers out of work counted the company charge con- Sixty-fiv- e week-enper cent of Timkents d As the projected "only a few workers were production Is for defense con- 19 At Chicago representatives of "holiday" protesting reduction in tending railroad unions Ordered a overtime wage rates extended barred for failure to meet union tracts strike vole among 1150000 On the Pennsylvania-Maryland-We- st into a fifth day army authori- dues" Ir ties expressed concern that the ALCOA spokesmen said A Virginia timber front workeri when management re' and action down shut may independent workers were Tuesday there was vigilance by jected their demands for general carpenter? On the barred The C I 0 has a Contract striking C I 0 timber workers virtually all constructiork at the plant but the Manage but none of the violence which wage increases averaging about key munitions plant ' At Washington high army offi- ment pursues an open shop pol- marked the dispute Monday Pa- 40 per cent The order climaxed trols of union members roved the a week of negotiations in which cials asked E B Badger Ac Sons ity 0 highways near Pennsylvania every request made company contractors for the San- Fight In Columbus aid mines to prevent delivery of mine was dusky project to negotiate with rejected Another Ohio labor dispute timbers by independent workers the carpenters' union it once a violent trend TuesdAY defying the strike edict took Nearly half Idle whert women pickets and em- U S Mediation Asked Bread Price Goes Up Since walking out' Saturday ployes fought near the gates of Police estimated more than 20 NEW YORK Aug the strikers have reinforced their the Timken Roller Bearing coinprice position with a demand for wage pany plant at Columbus Four truck were overturned in the of bread rose from 10- to 11 centi increases of 25 cents an hour women were arrested three warfare Monday There were re- Tuesday in most New :York City to $137111 hourly others were injured and :several ports Tuesday night that C I 0 grocery stores and bakery shops from $112 i i41---it- -- Purityri TORES S 411 SO1 art Stato Tait Ruh : ' |