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Turnday Morning ?Tl)c s WASHINGTON Nov 30 deadline for motorists to dispose of idle tires was postponed by the office of price administration Monday from December 1 to December 12 because of inability of the Railway Express Agency in many places to cope with pa orrush of pick-uders y deferment was The said to avoid OPA granted penalizing drivers who triedn to comply with the tire turn-iorder but could not because the Express Agency was unable to take care of them The sale of all extra tires over five per passenger car is a prerequisite to obtaining gasoline under the nationwide mileage rationing program effective Tuesday UP) — The last-minu- te WASHINGTON’ Nov 30 fTt— The senate judiciary committee decided Monday to call Byron Price of the office of censor-fth- p before it next week for what Charman Van Nuvs (D) Indiana described as “an investigation of the whole censorship set-up- ” The committee acted after it had received m! a closed session complaints by Governor Ernest Crucntrg of Alaska against the rm thod employed in censoring riail and other communications between Alaska and the continental di’-ect- Vnled States 12-da- Earlier in the day the senate agreed to recall a house bill It passed last week authorizing censorship of communications between the United States its possessions ard territories and extending the censorship to communications between the possessions and territories themselves ould Legalize Set-u- p This measure previously passed (Continued From Page One) In slightly different form by the house would have legalized the lng will present "a highly serious censorship which judiciary com- if not Inflammatory problem” mittee members said they were "At the moment the gas rationinformed already was in operasituation in Michigan and the i w ing h on t communications tion middle west has of course been Alaska Gruemng declined to comment settled in its basic aspects by the on his testimony but Van Nuys decision to initiate told reporters the Alaska gov- president’s n-wide Tuesday but rationing ernment had complained against the decision Is premature and inabuses" "His protests were not so much advisable” Vandenberg warned his against censorship itself but at colleagues the way it was being applied” He said he sympathized with Van Nuys said “Gruemng said Price Administrator Leon Henderwas which censored mail private had no possible connection with son and Transportation Director the war effort Eastman but sympathized We are going to ask Mr Price Joseph more “with thousands upon thouto come down here next week to e how the whole censorship set- sands” who confront "impossible curtailment” and "confusion and up is working” chaos” Cite Work In Seattle He charged that the officials Senator Norris (Ind) Nebraska said the committee had been were depending upon experience in told the censorship office in Seattle rationing the eastern seaboard as had a staff of 400 persons who a basis for rationing in the “wide epehed mail from Alaska read it open spaces out west” and had riot and sent excerpts to officials they believed would be interested The adopted a program giving the fullNebraskan said the list to which est responsibility for allotting gas tne excerpts were sent comprised to community leaders about So officials including Bnt-hsr- x Despite their earnest intention officials to recognize the needs of car and It violates all form of American Norris said “None of truck operators Vandenberg depr it is serious as yet but it is not clared they will find it impossible withn the law and there is no “under the hasty set-u- p which has 'mere reason for censoring & letter been mobilized to administer this from a person in Alaska to a per- latest regimentation” son in one of the states than there Get Ration Books is to censor a letter from Washington to souther state” William Green president of the Federation of Labor isAmerican Offers Examples sued a statement during the day The senator said Governor Grue-nir- g urging all A F L members to “help of Alaska had presented the make mileage rationing a success” committee a large number of ex- He asserted that “all good Ameramples of communications from icans know that unnecessary use Alaska to the United States being of rubber must be stopped in order opened and censored including one to save lives of those who are from & man to his wife He said in fighting for us” Nation-wid- e one instance a letter from a govgasoline rationing ernment employe criticising a gov- will put a curb on the movements ernment official was censored of an estimated 27000000 passenNorris said that so far no serious ger cars and 5000000 trucks The consequences had arisen from the OPA said that more than 90 per cent of the motorists have received practice of censoring Alaskan mail but the committee decided the bill their basic "A” ration cards enshould be amended to prevent such titling them to four gallons per coupon in the 31 states where the consequences in the future program for rationing miles to save rubber is being introduced for the first time The "A” book now in the hands of most drivers should provide sufficient mileage for those who drive to and from work until local ration boards have had time to pass on applications for supplemental “B” and "C” rations OPA said Job DECATUR 111 Nov 30 UP)— Complete The local boards also were comRepresentatives of 1000 smaller pleting’ the job of issuing the new to the transport rations for trucks buses rewspapers Monday rallied and other commercial vedfere ofa the Associated Press taxies government monopoly hicles All such rations are based against on certificates of war necessity fu t with an assertion that they issued by- the office of defense most of their colleagues ’beleved A considerable have no interest in the contro- transportation of commercial vehicle opnumber versy between two powerful Chi- erators have applied to O D T but have not received their certificates cago morning newspapers” A statement in behalf of the yet and OPA has authorized its boards to grant temporary rations representatives expressed fear that in such cases the AP & nonprofit cooperative Leon Henderson OPA director owned the public cooperation and praised organization rewsgatherirg the great ard operated by member news- the “quickof response of as motorists" well as papers might be destroyed by the majority the help of more than 500000 a to obtain "effort government’s school teacher In making possible forced Associated Press members- the start of the ration program In '- p” for the Chicago Sun morn- a comparatively few weeks after was recommended by the Baruch ing competitor of the Chicago it committee Tribune an AP member 'The loss to the smaller newspapers over the country — and conto newspaper readers as sequently a whole — would be tragic” the Gas Rationing Fight Roils Army Official natio- ‘ s-- : Small Papers Back A P in Monopoly Suit statement set forth Formation of- - a committee of 21 Associated Press members from smaller 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