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TIbt 10 A Sunday Morning April 25 Expianation of Morgenthau Talk Tribune Washington Bureau WASHINGTON April 25—Senators from the western mining states make no concealment of their concern over the repeated efforts of the secretary of the treasury to bring about repealsen-of the silver purchase act These ators met informally Saturday and derided to seek a conference with Morgenthau the first of the week to learn first hand what he has in contemplation and to give him their reaction to his program when they know definitely what it is Genuine alarm prevails among some senators based on a Wash- ington dispatch to the New York Times quoting the treasury head as not only favoring repeal of the silver act but also as advocating 'a free market for newly-mine- d domestic silver coupled with the announcement that he is now preparing legislation which would carry his views into effect Whatever the secretary has done along this line is unknown to senators from the states most vitally effected That is why they decided to seek a conference with him and learn from him what it is all about and especially what manner of legislation he intends to recom- WASHINGTON April 25 (111- -Holding up a lima hollow metal screw Thurman Arnold told send ators Saturday that a shortage of them had shut down assembly equal quantity" the transaction de-is- of their health may get extra lines in one production deaircraft factory a as well as neighborly legal s t amps on a physician's certificate layed completion of 80 airplanes at t tailed study of rationing order No Anyone who eats 12 or more another and of 20 at still a third 3 revealed Saturday The Justice department antia week in "an institutional meals administraThe office of price trust chief testifying before the house restaurant tion's order which goes into effect user"—boarding senate patents committee said Monday when all delivery of sugar or college dormitory—must sur- the gadget known as a clip fastenstops and calls for registration of render his ration card to the estab- er was vital to aircraft producit lishment have Ile back may private sugar users between May tion and that patents on it were 4 and May 7 considers hundreds when he ceases to eat 12 meals a held by William Dzus former airof contingencies including birth week there toolmaker who manufacu m s "C ono er nothdeath and the draft but says handicapped by craft tures in his own plant near them — transportation" tire-les- and the board New York ing about marriage City auto-less s Teeth in the order definitely doesn't mean A bottleneck in the aircraft innot sweet—are provided by section gasoline-les- s i: persons or those who has developed he continued dustry E which says any viola- Just plain don't like to walk—can because Dzus' lihas refused to tion is a crime punishable by fine get an authorization from the cense his KIMBALL WINTER-MUSETT- E to others and HARDMAN of not more than $10000 or im- 0 P A for a month's supply all at is unable patents to himself NEW produce Law and up one time Prices$27500 one SPINETS—Special prisonment of not -more than of the gadgets High Quality and Fell Keyboard Presently the lucky American enough year or both will be one with a pound of sugar Within Rights NEW GRANDS $42500 and up Cover Eight Weeks in every garage' he added that Dzus was 1 Quickly BUY RADIOS Stamps issued- in the first war a "small businessman who simply ration book cover only an eight-wee- k WASHINGTON April 25 LW— was trying to exercise what he While Stocks Ate Complete period after which presum- The office of price administration regarded as his legitimate rights I abily new quotas will be set based cautioned housewives Saturday under the present patent law" and ZENITHS GENERAL ELECTRICS CROSLEYS PHILCOS on operation of the initial allot- that retail sales of EMERSONS ALSO RECORDIOS sugar would was not subject to criticism as I ment be "frozen" next week beginning much as was the patent law sysMAKES EXPERT RADIO REPAIRING-A- LL Any careless person who loses Monday at midnight tem his book or any unfortunate who No sales will be after Senator Lucas (D) Illinois has his stolen suffers almost as 12:01 a m local permitted time April 28 broke in to suggest that the im- 1 badly as a violator of the order— except upon presentation of offi- mediate thing to do was find a way he does without sugar for two cial rationing stamps or sugar pur- "to break this bottleneck" before 163 EAST 3RD SOUTH months Hear flu See the chase certificate trying to reshape permanent patNEW NEW "Under no circumstances" the Terms Consumer registration under the ent laws Trades—Easy Large TONES STYLES order says "shall a new book be rationing program will continue Arnold agreed saying le beWE HANDLE OUR OWN CONTRACTS issued "until a period of not less from d 4 to May 7 Actual ra- lieved that Dzus was than two months has elapsed" aft- tioningMay and of good judgment and would will begin May 5 sales er replacement is applied for In case of death the consumer can't will his book to his favorite heir It must be surrendered to the board for cancelation within 10 days Books for Babies ) L:': '14 Application for a war ration n ' book for the might Well t take precedence over christening ' H6 ''''' ceremonies The board will issue 're' ' a book to the new-tor- n '' "after first ' " r f 172"' i removing therefrom the stamps o zavimiz-z:uz:m'a2ai o rLI-''a2'MZZt: j applicable to all expired ration : roo m NOW - WASHINGTON April 25 UP)—The office of price administration relaxed automobile rationing regulations Saturday in an effort to speed up sales Family for War Service I ? I I u 3 1 I 1 Uncle Sam says A - - 62 7- - I - 4: 0''' ' - - ir 7: ' I I ::!:i:': A - ' So "1 7 " '''171 4 Li k54 4- ' k '7')' 1C 1 '411:-- - r")- i::7-7)-f' : t1 -- l'" '''' 1"1 '11 : L 4' t I "''''''' ":01 (s) trrizIt 7 ' 7r -- --) salaar iti- r 'I' I '''''7 " - '' t 1111 ! 1 t : 7 7 7 coll ---- '" ' j' ?) e 1 : " 0 " Lill t til"4 at no increase in list price '' t— k: t t ri I - - z 4 : 0 t7--''''s man hi astaitiresuor Ilt IIII 111 3 4 Guthrie Sees Progress In Conversion Nev England vets 'Dim Light' Order C fair-minde- new-bor- 1 - BUY PIANOS- i710111! 1407-WP- Nelson Lauds 3 patent-spawne- - ' Dispatch Quoted Price Administrator Leon Hen- The dispatch to the Times said: derson said the action was taken "Secretary Morgenthau said that the treasury department was prein accordance with his plan to paring to recommend legislation dispose of some 400000 cars by which would make newly-mine- d next March leaving 135000 in a domestic silver available to ingovernment stock pile Thus far dustrial users at the world market since rationing began March 2 is as silver Imported price just now He urged that 'this would be sales have lagged 40 per cent -UP)-ALBANY N Y April 25 a good time to strike all silver under quotas ' Some day come peace perhaps the legislation off the books' The relaxed regulations leave f'Mr Morgenthau made his Patrie family will be able to sit the classes of persons unchanged to statement in reply questions down together and read this letter° to buy—new automobiles eligible whether he had yet turned over from War Production Chief Donald These include to industrial users the billion physicians nurses Nelson: ounces of surplus silver the loan ministers veterinarians workers periods" "Dear Mr Patrie: It has been of which for war use as a subInduction into the armed forces on or in war farms federal to that you plants my attention stitute for copper in electrical con- brought more than 30 days means surfor war sons are two emand local state and you doing government ductors known as 'bus bars' was work in the Schenectady of the book ' render will be of plant drivers taxi He replied ployes traveling Issued however toStamps recently sanctioned comsoldiers on Locomotive American the that the matter had been delayed pany that ydur wife in additioxi salesmen and wholesale deliveries leave for their leave period! thus by the insistence of the Defence to running the household is work- of newspapers assuring their welcome at home or Plant corporation that before it with friends Soldiers must prea as each day Easier Regulations eight hours acted as a medium for disposing ing sent their leave pass to the rationI local a nurse in May hospital of the silver it be assured of in- congratulate you and your family Before persons in these classes ing board demnification if the metal should on this remarkable record" In case of sicknesS requiring may buy an automobile however be lost The postman found only one they must show need for it and hospitalization for more than 10 member of the family at home the new regulations make it easier days the book is turned over to Drafting Legislation be delivered the letter Fred to establish such need Acceptable the hospital Persons when Nforgenthau said that with Patrie head of the household had as proof of need is a showing that special quantities of sugarrequiring because the rate of increase in the use of any one of the following conditions shift at his from returned just silver In mdustry it should be pos- the locomotive plant 16 miles applies: sible to sell even domestic newly-mine- d 1—That the applicant must A son Fred Jr was asleep away silver for the purpose so —he's on the second shift an- travel quickly and would be better legislation to that end was being other son James had just left for able to do- so by automobile than drafted At present domestic silon the first shift His wife by other means of transportation ver could not be sold by the treas- work 2—That he must transport pasand Barbara were at daughter ury for industrial uses unless the work sengers or heavy or bulky tools or materials purchaser were willing to pay 711 cents an ounce for it If only ima—That he would have to spend at least one and one-hahours in ported silver could be used its WASHINGTON April 25 UP-)-going to and from work without a Robert price would in time be forced up R Guthrie who resigned car and could save 45 minutes by above the present 35 cents alfrom war production board's the one Mexico which Canada and using though 4—That without a car he would organization March 14 complainsend it to us have been 'playing BOSTON April 25 (211—Brig- have to walk at least three miles ing against delays in conversion of ball' and prevented such a rise -industries asserted Saturday night Asked what the treasury's loss adiet General Sherman L Miles in going and coming from work 5—That his work is arduous or that the purpose for which he rewould be if it sold all its silver commanding officer of the First at the present world market price corps area ordered Saturday that his hours unusually long or that signed "has been substantially— but not entirely—fulfilled" of 35 cents an ounce Morgenthau all New England coastal lights he must travel late at night In: a letter to Senator Truman be sea 6—That local the visible from said he had made no such recom- directly transportation (D) Missouri Guthrie said conmendation He declined to say shielded dimmed or blacked out services are overcrowded 7—That his physical condition version of industries to war work whether he considered 35 cents a Immediately until further notice would make it a hardship for him had been greatly accelerated since fair price for silver used in incleared up but inasmuch as the to use public transportation facili- March 14 He cited large war ordustry" ders to carpet upholstery and Senator Abe Murdock of Utah proposed legislation is being draft- ties au8—That an he needs clearly drapery Industries as "things for and Senator Pat McCarran of ed it was felt the secretary should Nevada met Saturday morning be wholly frank in making clear tomobile because of other circum- which I was struggling against determined and successful opposiwith six or eight other senators to the western senators what he stances tion until my resignation" and from the states to is planning and his reasons In Effect Wednesday added: consider what should be done According to Senator Murdock All of the revisions go into "1 am convinced that my resigabout the statement of Secretary western senators are a unit in opnation Wednesday blasted a Secreof part of Morgenthau It was agreed that positioA to the program Henderson said the government that opposition out large of the way to the dispatch leaves much to be tary Morgenthau as that program was well aware that the reserve victory much more Is now understood and they inquickly than of autos was "pitifully would have been possible supply had I to voice opnot their tend r only to meet our small needs after on" position but to impress upon the March 1943" but he declared that stayed Guthrie declared however that ) secretary that repeal of the silver two considerations made primary the disprograms remained in the act at this time would have a Li Li It desirable to distribute most of "unwilling I -1 LI hands of men many of astrous effect upon the production stocks within 12 months whom always and t of copper lead and zinc those present adroitly opposed he First F7ank-explained "the present them" 1 highly essential war metals whose stock is taxing our facilistorage "These men" he said "are still output other branches of the gov- ties Reduction of this --stock will ernment have been striving to ex- release warehouse dragging their feet" needed space He went on to charge that an pand The senators will seek to for storing other commodities" order stopping civilian radio proconvince Morgenthau Secretary taVloi that repeal of the silver purchase Second "automobiles depreciate duction April 23 "has already in storage even under the most been circumvented: act would heavily retard the pro- favorable Nearly half storage conditions" OTARION OF SALT LAKE the industry will go on producing duction of all four minerals three civilian sets for six more weeks" Sll McIntyre Bldg of which are recognized as the and called a decision against conmost essential of all war metals Salt Lake City LitaIt version of the typewriter industry with the lone exception of steel Please send me free booklet The this year less excusable" bluntwill be asked The of Otarions secretary Story This decision he attributed to mona to throw if he is willing ly Warn Philip Reed former General Eleckey wrench into the production of NEW ORLEANS April 25 (UP) tric official heading that field of essential war metals to satisfy his Address —Two great Tex at political fam- W P B activity T T personal view about silver ilies were merged Saturday with the surprise marriage of Senator LEE WHITLOCK Tom Connally and the widow of him ‘ the late Senator Morris Sheppard t ' ) ) The and Connallys r ( were ( friends for 1 pards 1 ) ator Sheppard died last 4 u (" I 1i 3 4'1 ri ( 1935 died in Mrs first g Connally I al - 1 The simple ceremony Saturday ) 212 11 I 212 11 AT was held at the First Baptist 1 Over 22 years professional exp church with Rev J D Grey ofso A so ) rience cN g and over 7000 diagnoses in ficiating MAIN MAIN 3 years reveals that most people (I) ' Our NEW i s - OPA Relaxes Auto Rationing Rules to Move New Cars mend the &averment In epeedinglunder certain restrictions Arnold production of the parts which both said This required withdrawal the 'army and navy requird in all from production whenever Dzus could supply and surrender of all of their fighting airplanes "I could bring you hundreds of tools and equipment to Dzus canes like this to keep this comFor lack of fasteners Arnold mittee going for months" Arnold said North American Aviation remarked production lines a month He had publicized this case he stopped ago that Vultee Aircraft had 130 went on because reports to him planes on field waiting fasteners by investigators in New York and for light lens and that California "indicate that because Vegalanding No 1 halted compleplant of the patent on a single screw bens of tho 20 big our military aircraft program has Bone said the committee on been tind is at the very moment Monday would hear testimony by being seriously delayed" Leo alien property custoChairman Bone (D) Washing- dian Crowley recently authAlzed by speton described the gadget as a cial order of President Roosevelt "sort of button screw and rivet" to seize all patents controlled et combination after Arnold explained owned by enemy aliens it was used to hold in place any removable part of an airplane such as the cowling over the nose Gets Fire Control Post Need for Gadget WASHINGTON April 25 CPI — Arnold said a pursuit plane re- Appointment of Perry A Thompof the forest service's quired 250 of the fasteners and a son as chief division of fire control was anlarge bomber about 450 Although Dzus declined to grant nounced Saturday by the departany patent licenses on April 21 he ment of agriculture Thompson a informed a California aircraft con- native of Washington Mate was cern North American Aviation chief of the service's personnel diInc that it could make the product vision Declares Lack Of Tiny Screw Ties Up Output NEW YORK April 25 (UP)—Eorrowing a cup of sugar after rationing goes into effect will make you subject to a $10000 fine if you try to pay It back with a tire for which you no longer have a car or a car for which you no longer have gasoline If you pay it back "in kind in 1 Taict Arnold And Induction Into Armed Forces Violation Punishable by Fine and Prison through Jesse Jones secretary of commerce has called a federal-stat- e conference to be held here May 5 6 and 7 to consider the elimination of shipping restrictions encountered at state lines and other trade barriers "which hamper the war effort" In making this announcement Saturday the White House said Jones had sent a telegram to all governors under the president's signature suggesting the meeting Recent congressianal committee hearings have gone into the subject of interstate trade barriers The president asked the governors and their representatives to "give specific attention to the fullest possible utilization of labor transportation facilities construction capacity and agricultural products" He explained that heads of various war agencies would be on hand to discuss particular state and local restrictions hampering war activity A statement from the commerce department said that some of the problems to be considered were legal bars against night work for women Sunday work antimigratory and settlement laws lack of uniformity in regulations covering motor trucks and limitations on practices in certain professions such as medicine dentistry nursing and engineering The department said that the motor truck regulations were "widely recognized as one of the chief bottlenecks which delay the movement of war materials" 1012 April 26 Zrtibunt Contingencies Include Birth Death 6 Decide to Seek zIke Rules on Sugar Rationing Patent Delays Plane Work Cover Many Situations Asserts Senators Ask Roosevelt Calls Meeting Showdown On State Trade Barriers On Silver Act (AI—President Roosevelt WASHINGTON 5alt - it $ s- 41 4 I f' I 'tNN ' — - 'k - — -- 2 0''''o0"''''''''''''''''''''mord lf ' - ' 'ti A t ' 1 11- ' l :: 1 i '' I AommiRo ''' Atiois '': : - '" - '''?'-- cf 4- :7-- ' o: '4 : t 9 ' 1 11111110000- - : '' e"k vor--1- t: ' 1411k v 'V: ''''' " et-fe-et t IN EIGHT OR SIX A 1 ' c) : l' car are taking advantage of the government's regulation If you are in any way—directly or indirectly—connected with a war activity—or sl your present car should he replaced—come in and we will are help you determine whether ayou "certieligible and then help you get Pontiac ficate of purchase" on a new - AS : buy a new but ell persons directly or indirectly employed in the prosecution of the war In this latter group are included many types of activity ranging from factory work to farming lumbering and mining Due largely to misunderstanding only a small part of those entitled to AVAILABLE 14 X ' Zr':: and how to go about it Who can buy a new car For the specific purpose of maintainpublic functions and ing essential assuring the successful prosecution of the war effort the government has made it possible for many people to purchase new automobiles Those eligible include not only physicians nurses ministers and pert sons engaged in certain civic services ' 4011k14:NOVINOZOOSINCce-- i4':4to4“' silver-produci- -1 ' ‘ 9trgiall' g ' s A 44'''4' ' MODEL NY A I 1- ar Q 5 I 1 4 1 1 $ I - 1 I L J 1 ) -- WORK s -- I - — P '' 11 I l''' am --- -- St- - — suffer I I OUR PRICES THE LOWEST FOR GENUINE ACRYLIC PLArES 4 HOBBS N M April 25 UPI — a) 'There's gambling going on in the i sheriff's office! 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And it has that fine-ca- r look and feel everybody wants and can be Yet it's still terms convenient on monthly purchased to be penny- when wise and pound-foolisbuying a new car Choose one for that has a reputation — choose a and economy dependability Pontiac which is still priced just above the lowest ?In the past few years Pontiac has won lifèrally hundreds of thousands of new friends—largely because of its unfaltering ability to go mile upon mile with mint A 1 Produced late in 1941 At present Pontiac is building only arms for victory I - d i' - 0azst41matago - — - -- - -- - 7 - - — - - - untzecoeltt Inevoratld - -- - - - - - '" ''" s '- -' - A'''' ''''' ' '''' - - " '"' "'- - " "" " - -- -'' -" - - ''''' " '" ' " -' '' "s 4" "- - '--' '- - ''''' ' ' ''' ''''' ''' '' "- -' '''-- ' ''''''''"- "" ' '7"P' '''' ' ''''' ' "-- " - "" ''' '- - ''' - ' ' — " -- -- '' " -- ''' " ''' - ' '' ' - - -- ' " ''" -- - - "' -- - — t'llg1tVg41-4pdrtk- r- '' ztgr43etrolet-Amtotown- t' |