Show - - - F-rl - - r Cht $alt i 10 i q TribuneA ssembly Sunday Morning A 14 February 4 1943 r"?"--- -' P A t OWI Reports 1 '! I - 1 - - f::c:1''-'-'2:-:5:- : "t''':! : ' as" 'I I 1 :: - - ifi:- 4ovi- - 0 4 : ' :t - - - - 1I t v'o - t : AM : 4ditto:' 7 ' 4- - - :' ' ' 9 t T - -":147'-- c274 47-- ' ! r1 g ''' tos11k 11 i A Azt i 0 k 1 'w4sf s2440--'' '' ' ' '4 : ' : - ' :1:74: '- 4' - trli44-"- ' ' e v ' '''4 ' f ? - 0oatt "r '4v k ' :ri k t Some Claim Boost Ieaders Demand In Prices Would Action on Food Output Needs Be Inflationary - Without Fear of Officialdom Chides Patterson Forrestal- WPB Agency Clarifies Output Stories of Willow Run c '''' 71 -- :':: r: - --1''- : A - -- - A' ' c ' -- tr 101r--"7-'4"'- ' 41 11- ' Ae"- ''" )4 ' !-- : v-- - :::' ? -- 1 ts"741-11-4- 0g4 1 : - : - A 1 l'-- z food-raisin- - --- : ' 3-- C ' '''' 4 - '4e-' ) Ai - ! 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OWI Open Campaign Pleas Swamp To Halt Job Absenteeism U S Leaders jrol:ed 1 - : - ----- A a Ipeted Iafter 1 - - :' 7 Ford-operate- 0 4 - - ''' '''-- I : - - v4t 4 - f —' 4 - - -- :: s - " ' - i '''' '141- -'7 ' ' - WASHrNGTON Feb 13 (P)— WASHINGTON Feb 13 (UP)— !Harry J Brown of The congress clear disposition farm state senators rribune Washington Bureau Influential '44 -- I - i ''''' ''''''''''--''' ' '' ' P 4'1' ''4f t to go its way with less deference threatened to fight night Saturday " ' "' ' administration M of to ' desires the 1" will the ' be r'' not 13—William Feb WASHINGTON e'4144"E'2alr'ar'4":4Jeffers I per'fl f (474 : a combined 141 erstrikingly manifested in the house appropriations for 11000000 1 4e — -- tw-- 1r 1 I men mitted to produce as much synthetic rubber as he was authorized 4 1):"1001k r A poses a big question army and navy of totite'Vr I i this week '"-'I 'sli ri mark over one of the major issues unless steps are taken immediate- and instructed to produce whenhe was appointed "rubber czar" ir!" 44 $0e i :'k:: ''' !- ::: of i z1itr-11-- Ibis session—whether the cost ly to ease the labor shortage in in the war -w'ST I f:461' production board but he has succeeded- by his open g areas labor is to be added to the ' :' farm of '' 7!1 z frank blunt methods in showing the country why the rubber LL:k1' e 4 A 1t J ' -- - V "'i parity formula which determines NoSrethnaDtoarksotGaeraanldd P 4 --'i' ' ' WASHINGTON Feb 13 (1")--04-1"l- v Elmer :3Thomas I 4)4' farm 4 ' : '‘ prices ' 1t 44 ' ':'Zi '34 '' rly '4- 060 e A" 3 ((L)) The house swept aside adminisOklahoma members of a sen- !program is falling behind and he has gotten onto the PubI!c The office of war information re1 ! '1-e-r' 7 4 tration wishes when it set up a ate appropriations subcommittee records the names of those officials who have heavily retarted l rttr-r - '154 ' ''' ported Friday night that the vast 'A ' '''''1"'' -t ki — — "1: j committee to investigate executive which has been inquiring into all the V:::low Run bomber plant 30 miles rubber program ' ' ' amend- phases of the vexing man power wrote synthetic several and r ni agencies -— The Post Which has :1' o''' from Detroit is operating at "only ' ::ments into an appropriation bill situation declared they would fight s" " 147"' o- 7':Incidentally he has by indirec- made Washington ig-:) -' '' P ''' an extended ebu1 allotone of a small fraction oil its ultimate study of the the '''' the ''''''money including for restricting trimming tion demonstrated to the country g ' ' csaorwt'" wcIl ' " If s The services firm and armed to which has r rubber reau's tuatio 4Notetrtr!r-free the ments question postage but may reach peak pro''''' potential" ''''' that he is not being given that free felt ''':' :'''': ' ' parises: Will the administration steps are not taken to ease the hand and the that it 'Sx—''""t' re'navy were army duction within 4ryear ' which the president promised be able to hold the line against labor deficiency 'vgit' in their 4 A f justified fight with ti The 0 W I said it issued the rez -: revision? Several subcommittee members atAhe time he consented to take partly k N parity ivv14 Mr over accounts Jeffers to machinery and ! ''' clarify conflicting port 1 Parity is a standard which lis termed administration plans to call over and direct the rubber pro- OT ' Y' ebf 1 is r!rnir to make synneeded At 0- - I ' ' ' before to to 4t1 men ' colors I the operationsn at the plant which 11000000 equipment t provide prices equally supposed ' ram and has forced into the o p en d g "5 ' ' and i '''l conir and g ov ernrnent-owi to 1943 1 the and end of the farmers fair the thetic rubber plants airplanes "frightful" 011PMM 4 t ' The agency recently issued a 'VI Generally speaking the "disruptive" and said they planned the attempts of the war and navy ships and tanks ' nevertheless takes I sumers voe'"'"Nir ' - 5r"'' mo 3 war rroduction board statement on has put a to wield a pruning knife on bills departments to encroach upon his department I agriculture the side of isstie Jeffers covthe real Detro't war industry which cte floor under prices at a level of 90 in order to prevent such a policy preserves and hold up the program ered Willow Run he had developed and was proceed- that has developed namely con- cr per cent of parity not counting from being carried out zs: - tcss: ft 4f I benefit payments The 0 W I report omitted actual trol of rubber Summing up its bill : $214 The first ing to carry through army appropriation frvor ' Because he has no regard for views the Post said: The administration is dead set is expected to total about 53000- production figures at the request &v::Sb "Mr Jeffers was supplied with of the war departmect for military including labor costs in 000000 almost twice the cost of official titles Mr Jeffers by bullto install wheel mount wheel and tire as the against the parity formula Economic sta- the first World war and more than ing his way ahead has placed be- an illustration that the war 'de- -' security reason Peek production While some workers put final touches to basic two basic lines merge into a single line which bilizer James F 'Byrnes in his the entire national debt three years fore the public the fact that Un- partment was seeking to rtm the construction of center wing sections of 4 has been estimated at 20 bombers a day but 0 W I said the first corn economy on the very day meets a second identical line on the other side speech to the nation this week de- ago Liberator bombers moving down a production dersecretary of War Patterson civilian he made the charge Speak- Forthat bomber to come off the of the have who net clared income and the Thomas farm that Navy Undersecretary Nye line at the Ford Willow Run plant others start of the plant Wi:iow run production lines was and Donald Nelson head restal for drive ing all the has the through Undersecretary Pat- - t reached costs) 0 higher spearheaded (after terson IV the B sufP all of the have a rot finished until three months a contributed in labor department came out tI farm prices and supply highest level history and that the date set and the first further boost in prices for farmers' ficient to meet food production re- in a big way to delaying the pro- with a recipe for handling Mr of synthetic rubber He Jeffers own office as rubber di- Asscmbly was "even more behind Pay-No- w products would prove inflationary quirements have won the support duction rector The suggested program a also matter has made of record schedue" it But lawmakers from the farm of Senators Arthur Capper (R) -There have been delays in getstates constitute one of the strong- Kansas and Richard B Russell that the army and navy want first provided for the requisitioning of est blocs in congress And four (D) Georgia The Ir tter is chair- call on all rubber synthetic as the pople's fifth tires and of ting the plant into production" 0 W I said "Since the first bomber surplus cars in the private farm groups are pressing man Of the important senate ap- well as natural regardless of the major of the assembly line howfor legislation which would allow p ropri a tions subcommittee in consequences to the civilian popu- garages of the nation amounting about 7000000 Aside from ever production has increased prices to rise at least 10 pe'r cent charge of agricultural appropria- lation and wound up by saying to the situation was as bad as it is their officiousness the proposals Ford engineers - expect this before ceilings were set tions he WASHINGTON Feb 13 steadly CIO and the government iner A !kt will continue- Peak proThe administration proposes to Capper jumped into the debate because Donald Nelson his supe- are interesting only as they show (Continued From rage One) appealed to war workers Saturday to stop absenteeism saying make one general exception to Over man power which is snow- rior just "can't make decisions the utter impracticality of the 'rat dtic'tcn may be attained within a two weeks most of them for the that the policy: It's ask- balling into a major political issue and stick by them" but constantly department in dealing with civilian year" practice had doubled since the start its stabilization Ruml plan Senator Danaher (R) of the war ing farmers to step up production and obliterating party lines by de- changes his mind and his orders at problems 'Both suggestions would accomof certain needed crops and says manding the furloughing of skilled the behest of first one and then Connecticut another finance comPETROIT Feb 13 some other government official of plish exactly nothing except car to seed and realizes it need trainees of the army greater Philip plant they'll Murray president the matter with Willow Run?" mitteeman reported his mail unideterioration more or the less chaos govexpense for than parity returns to meet addi- harvest crops high rank with You hear that question with in- formly favored the Rum! Congress of Industrial Organizaernment and administrative chaos tional expenses involved Hence it The plan to furlough soldiers as the result plan rewrote to tions all and these affiliates days creasirg frequency Other reports: wants to set up "incentive pay- was given additional momentum by Know Ills Attitude Has Huge Stock an accurate answer may be that "means be worked that questing ments" to make up the difference the recent testimony of former Ellsworth Representative (Ill out for as much wrong as many "there "Bill" Jeffers could Already the government has a Nobody but Its theory is that in this way the President Herbert Hoover that inpreventable abOregon received about 30 letters senteeism cutting persons believe as stock of tires in its own and criticize his to a minimum" adhuge fi of to food bluntly these of superior 1000000 prices products telligent placement Because of military necessity all favoring pay as you go few "The nation" he said "cannot possession which ars consumer wouldn't be in- ditional skilled workers in farms and get away with it but Donald dealers the rnuh of the progress being made mentioning the Ruml plan and even'his superiors straining the nation's storage fareNelson man loss the of hours afford creased oil and essential fields mines is :in the world's know that Jeffers did not ask for cilities to the limit Eleven mil- I largest bomber plant WASHINGTON Feb 13 (UP) Representative Moot (R) Ore- sulting from workers absenting Trust be shrouded in secrecy But gon his job did not want to take it lion tires were collected in ths or themselves for trivial needlessly 50 babl about —The Mine United pro reported y reasons from their Workers of be said that the giant facbut having taken it intends to buying of idle tires About 3000- 11 tri Hours jobs half the Ruml mentioning plan America defended more new 000 are to and used the best his of tires tory for which ground was broken be Saturday night lost cannot and hours carry through regained Representative Holmes (R) 1f't5 than two years ago is proas economically sound their dejamming dealers' warehouses New ability Washington had two letters favor- lost mean production lost" and some del three-wa- y - mand for a and used cars to the number of " the from Aside clash big ing a ducing absenteenoted that ivring one increase and Murray wage Consolidated bomber planes from a tax collectorplanwho said ism Is also contagious" that of A million are of and Patterson Jeffers Forrestal Le) the 17nited States army air people were holcling off on current "when one man takes a day off for 450000 bituminous miners N- -1 and the subsequent paring down likewise in their hands The entire Moreover it is delivering payments force of the rubber program by order stock is a frozen asset either in irresponsibly others are likely to drafted in avowed disregard for rr of Mr Byrnes the important dis- government ownership or under by truck and van load complete Senator Nye (R) North Dakota follow and the effect on those who the little steel wage ceiling forclosure in the rubber row to date government restrictionPetections every day to factories found the sentiment of his con- do remain at theft post is some- mula "The fact is that there is only elsewhere for final assembly into stituents was 'overwhelmingly times demoralizing" has been the showing that Mr Pat- WASHINGTON Feb 13 (2P)— The IT M W's challenge to the (Continued From Page One) LCA ZU11 baili- - one place for those cars and Lhose aerial battle craft outside his for a and most Note wholly plan administration's economic stabil- The agriculture department re- decided to oppose enactment of wick has undertaken to determine- tires and that is where they are Big Increase These ubassernb2ie s constitute of these were outright for the - an important phase of the work at Ruml plan" Normal absenteeism In Industry ization program was set forth in ports that farm employment on compulsory legislation such as is how the rubber program shall be now namely in private garages doubt the "Without must Willow Run When the plant was carried Senator Ball (R) Minnesota Murray said is 22 per cent since an editorial in the February 15 February r was the lowest for that now pen d country through ing in congress This laid out parts and subassemblies said those writing him were very the beginning of the war absentee- issue of the United Mine Workers' date since it started compiling Although the ' rubber problem accustom itself to a lean regimen measure introduced Senator men was to were the only output contemplated strong for a by But ism of increased has intrusted solely to Mr Jeffers compatible with efficiency 45 t plan in 1924 adding Austin such information Vermont and Repre- the caustic remarks of the rubber discomfort for the sadistic pleas-tir- e But Henry Ford wanted to make and a great number were for the among women the percentage Journal (R) It appeared to dissipate any that farmers were apprehensive sentative Wadsworth (R) New czar led Mr Patterson to declare of is 65 it would breed complete bombers and after much Ruml plan that the union would reduce over prospects of obtaining suffi- York would make both men and that the government must take irritationimposing ishope and worse In the AmeriSenator of a war The office information (D) contract for Tydings their Maryland: negotiation got a Stabiliresult of "The people of Maryland are for sued a report on studies by the its demand as all spare tires must purchase can people And aside from these cient help next summer to meet women except mothers pr crd C tion to away subject over some 7000000 auto- psychological repercussions or the plan I don't be- war man power commission war zation Director James F Byrnes' take The public had expected that a flat declaration that the little war food goals draft for war factories and farms mobiles now in private ownership inconvenience to the country of dozers of great four - motored lieve most of them have weighed and navy departments maritime steel be not broken would formula Employment was estimated at where necessary The senate mil- in order to reduce rubber consump- further 'elisrupting American life bombers would be flying from the ono proposal against another commission war production board for a plan of that and labor department From these except in cases of obvioua inequi- 8369000 including 8638000 famThey're tion and must also grab a lot of and economy which flourished on just in a each matter of day fartory ftNv ties The miners could not re- ily workers and 1731000 hired itary committee is still awaiting re- tires from trucks and NV I concluded: buses en- rubbered wheels would retard our type" the studies 0 ft construcafter month' cenly The number of family ports from government depart- gaged in a business which the war war industry Let us be sensible "There are no statistics which ceive any raise in their wage rate hands tion operations began workers virtually was unchanged ments on the measure but the offi- department does not regard as es- Mr Patterson's suggestion for the give an adequate picture of the undt(r the formula some editors and "cer- from a year ruild linock-Dow- n Farts Accusing ago but the number cial said that the administration sential Mr Patterson up to now seizure of the spare tire would facbecause of the problem many oU of bureaucrats" tain of hired was 8 per cent workers Washington BeIn tors Involved absences has enjoyed the reputation of being make all passenger driving a haza to continue on a volunmatter of fact several job As fore the war industries got under prejudice against the miners the less with the decline being great- preferred one of the soundest men in the ard dozen finished bombers already rws tary basis said: "We are just about est in the midwest "Mr Jeffers is making our mini- way a job absence rate of about editorial government setup at Washington have been delivered to the army damnconstant fed with this up 3 Wiekard Job has said induscommon mum was cent in that he onto ice Disapproves Secretary but thin when Shifting per passenger traffic a:r force at the end of the mile or stepped the American coal miner" agriculture will need more than out of our tire and scrap he moved way over into the provmore of assembly linea at 'Willow try Now job absence on a ing"Itof seems he Me ro asked Nutt that there that every time the 12000000 workers when operastock ince for of Czar Rubber and Jeffers monthly basis may be twice this American coal Ftur piles Add:tioral dozens are rep- - I1 miners formulate tions reach a peak next summer "shifting jobs just forno the sake to direct one of then-l- our passenger cars is fortified by undertook figure and in some plants under beone of and in the knock-dowthat shifting" parts characpreented The they are stated that come panicky difficult working and transporta- wage proposals far reaching moves yet made' making victory tires out of rethat are packed into the vans and terized as a coercive force trying many ofdepartment 13 (iP)- -WASHINGTON reFeb local its labor tion be farm rate the the may problems one the' of in by Persons to move government to "save rub- claimed rubber and by recapping of out trurks evcry day engaged to destroy set formulas and eco- porters anticipate a "severe" 36 the seized tires This program Secretary Wickard announced Sat- even higher" ber" listed the activities th plant in an almost steady urdav by inrecently American of the agriculture department of seasonally hired work- man power commission as The 0 W I statement contained nomic standards be enough to satisfy the f t should shortage stream of shipments Views "Who gave to ers for such activities as the prowould inaugurate a nation-wid- e an appeal by the man power com- dustry" it said armed services i should simply register Expresses Rut despte all the now-how" to the that the whom to say duction this month late of enlist right and fruit close mission for truck campaign "We did not agree with Mr The with the U S Jeffers crops service the with cooperation controversy employment which utomotve engineers ap- - 3500000 urban residents enis not coal miner cotton tobacco and sugar beets for other work he said war and navy departments has Jeffers' claims for materials for high among goVernment management American plied to the Willow Run project school students Unemployed farm titled to enjoy comparative Ameriof to the to and labor utmost "do an of their if do "Reports shown clearly that the fighting synthetic products over the claims make this "If you scarcity you the adaptation of automobile mass laborers can standards of life with other skilled urabsenteeism for s to more into ervice s want 'all the rubber and for the escort vessel program But honest effort help dairy get production technique to its manu- - nonessential activities in a "U S and poultry farms also persisted" gent work either in civilian or pretty much all the rolling stock Mr Patterson has provided "The involuntary and prevent- Americans?" him t cornand the processes facturirg the department said "but total war activities you have no reason in the United States regardless of with a case for his assertion that t crop- corps" to help meet farm able work absences must be atof binel advantages standardized labor shortages tacked on a wider front with done ss war labor becomes more milk production during January to fer on immediate change in the consequences of nation-wid- e the war department has enough i aubassembly cmtput the h ii g e The farm labor shortage was united efforts of all concerned to precious and more important as a surpassed the record established he added to do to run the war without tryto draft status" seizure Mr the your general public 77:7 bombers with their said by the secretary to constitute the difficulties of war living factor in supplying the fighting for the month last year and egg 1111 also to run the country" from the Jeffers adjust ing very li-foo- t beginning List intriand Expand i e a serious threat to food production to the necessities of wing spread was forces" prohas recognized and asserted that substantially prod fiction cat mechanism just aren't turned :le- - the automobile truck and bus The report listed major causes- higher than a year ago" Recruiting of volunteers will be duction" the commission said out l:ke automobiles never illcarried-Oas They in towns and cities by ti "as the a highly important part in play of "unavoidable" absences our Brazil Reports Mission Becomes Labor Vital w: :l be the U S employment service and he remarked CiVill'Et11 life and in our domestic illness in his TIPP'S of the worker demands" situation L: YoftlC 13 t NEW Feb Tne experts at Williow nun ad- in rural counties by the agricul- (INS)— and gave this forecast: OW I commented that "labor family death in the family bliz- - 1 he has never subscribed Four Russian and an adrn:t disappointment generals American must economy they explain tural extension service and managements zards floods and transportation war-nav- y to thinking "Every the "The organizations theory miral of the red fleet have passed also that many design changes realize that our Urban residents will be asked to have been doing much to deal with breakdowns draft board examina- and navy think you tan take have been made and incorporated agree in advance of the planting i through Brazil on an air flight to has just begun Luxuries army causes of job absences but it is tions appearances in court and the process this country off rubber I say you an destination the Britin the13-211bomber since the fac- - and harvesting seasons to work a obvious that more will haveto be serious accidents will disapnear from the American can't" was the way Mr Jeffers ish unknown radio declared Saturday in a scene and after them those martory first was blueprinted certain number of week days week it and there lies right CBS Tney admit production still is ends or evenings Volunteers ginal things which are useful !n expressed (Continued From Page One) the vitalissue underlying the scrap broadcast heard by no serve but far from peak level but they-arpurWickard said wil be people "ingreat peacetime between the rubber czar and the supply council brought an account pose in the grim business of war army and navy rnovrg in that direction and each spired by patriotic motives and the Naturally as Could Henry VIII Have of and luxuries how with those Britain's newspapers have volume will increase They desire to see that a local crop is "Along rrrth's as and Patterson long Secretary will these marginal things sco top volume as a possibility by not lost by lack of labor" disapcoped with wartime crises Secretary Forrestal can step in Had Stomach Ulcer Pains? Editors made it plain that their pear the jobs which support them and late summer Just what they will Interfere with the business of History ttlis how Henry VIII went d sort will be men such were The to continue papers jobs satisfiedgto call "peak" output holding pledged canthe rubber with food sti4 suffer efterwern RIto more limit to Actress news no matter how strin- transferred y the Feb speed of important not do the czar Mr Jeffers and himself bombers iis a' military printing 1)ou't ignore ' your sufferingY Try eigg Jos" in e'pAh1311NuElu osts of iiicr and stomach va4141 relief aid for to which A irleet:tof is obtain difficult the it putting gent secret but it will be counted iin though newsprint LOS ANGELES Feb 13 CFI — burnass besirtourn is the for such that fact interference veins Indigestion' Moat awl other coneltkors the hundreds each month supple- - Actresa Claire James filed suit for defense transportation Saturday specifiC data on the relative con- - slashes might become News and bone and muscle on our growing permitted by higher-up- s ing ensation excess a or proves 27te entimed Get acid bev by war machine" and of rubber gasoline especially war news will be the rneried by an ven greater volume divorce Saturday atainst Film DiTablets from your druricutt I that promises made Mr Jeffers 111gx to adopt sumption nr dose to us urged state- Ilegislatures to feel the must return under varying speeds with other- - last part of the box ronvince ef rtubassemblies and he agreed to take on the rub- - min4 grt DOURLY: TOTTR MONEY BACK I rt111 ( Act vertusemer rh t' are not being kept an hoyr standard limit At the dinner Roy Roberts "As you know the rigid tionotono Eastman said that while 35 miles originated as a basic recommenda- ASNE first vice president and r LEE WHITLOCK Mgr 13 now the recommended Pf an committee It tion of editor Baruch r of the hour the Kansas f managing rt r -limit for cars and trucks it was seemed desirable both to Mr 'Jef- - City Star was announced as the ril r—) (Cl " ' ' k' f k 1''' I to vi desirable ' should t authorize governors fers and myself that there t ' 1 ' newly elected president ' succeeding ' ' ' 111 ' Iii 1 ' lAt I 1 Or other state officials S Gilmore of the Detroit News lit -iti i4 - lidt -a '1' i' t) 9' id iii 13 NEW YORK Feb (UP)— r )8 the speed limit if this action recommendations It 14 i n 0 should be found necessary at any agreed that I should issue an orFirst vice president John S China Russia- Great Britain and on I 212 LawU h 212 limit Knight of Knight newspapers der prescribing the time" ell la P the United States should sign for- !I so L1 70 RATA RI so An 0 D T spokesman explained ''However if positive evidence second vice president Wilbur For1 k MAIN that it might become desirable to can be supplied as I think pos- rest of the New York Herald Trib- mal treaties or agreements for MAIN LA allow certain carriers of war ma- sible that in the case of trucks une secretary Basil L Walters control of the postwar world 011411 ONE nchial Asthma Tient if you can just raise that strangling terials to maintain faster schedDe recurring attacks et "Tobuses this limit saves no more Minneapolis Star - Journal and Joseph E Davies former ambasand DAY DAY gasp for pnlegm you can sleep well breathe deeply ules in some sections and that rubber and matt you choke stranas andsome 40- - Tribune a SERVICE SERVICII less and treasurer than David sador to thesoviet union said Satperhaps breath? Are you bothered so bad nights of Gods fresh air and not feel like there there HONEST be need for reducing mile limit this might constitute Lawrence United States News and was an iron band around your chest crushthat you can't aieep? Do you cough mumight w HONEST( : urday life I I the limit for Lawcars a cough trying to raise thick strangling for ing out and Walters speed PRICES change" private Washington justification cus and strain so hard you fear rupture? 111 ----- -We must not fail to organize and other similar vehicles Guaranteed Trial Offer The congressman in a letter to rence were reelected r At some attacks so bad you feel weak Mendsare is not a done smoke Injection Mr Eastman declared there is Eastman contended that in the troalsis to work? Are you afraid of colds and Dwight Young of the peace so that it will not again be Knight Is in pleasant tasteless tablets or but spray foods? arid certain istiostire "considerable merit" in contentions mountain country at least heavy Dayton (Ohio) Herald and Journal smashed by aggressor nations who To the Dental Protesion 1So ?natter hos long you have suffered or r ormula on every pactage In fact Mendaro JO Sk 141 All tiOlik IM erHrOKMElli ITN II EH NI)11:ft 4UTIMR1741110 vehicles were wearing out more were reelected to the board of di- run amuck rule or ruin their proved such a great palliative success of Representative Granger (D) what you have tried se pellets there is goad has thousands OE 111A11 ILI(ENSElb 1)rNTIiTS ANI) RE:ONfilli for suffering recurring choking It Sing' rectors and James North Jr buses and Utah commercial that and tires and tapirs and paltlat:ye hope for you in a soienof equipment of Bronchial Asthma t did meg:rine which was originally doctors strangling symptoms limit the Fort Worth and neighbors and destroy the peace ALL WORKMANSHIP AND OUR PRICES THE LOWEST but that Is now' available to that an iron clad guarantee insures an im- trucks should be allowed to operate more gasoline at the prescrtxn of the community of this shrunken sufferers at a:a drug stores under the name rred!ate refund of yoLr money on return of at speeds higher than 35 miles an than at a normal speed He said Ben M McKelway of the WashFOR GENUINE ACRYLIC MATERIALS Mendaeo emnly package unless you are completely hour too were to there of inconveniences were world" Davies told the eleventh Star eected GUARANTEED PLATES ington newly back guarantee Mesearo simony Work very rapidly be- satisted Under this money "Without doubt" he wrote the travel under such conditions and the directorate McKelway was victory rally at the Metropolitan to cause it contains ingredients Intended to you have everything to gain and nothing is con- delay in dispatch of freight to "there be nature looeen thiet strangling eitesS lose ao ask your druggist tor 144m:taco Utah congressman is commitof chairman "That the first job the program opera REMEMBER THE ADDRESS-- 212 SOUTH MAIN UPSTAIRS âmibd tau krov Ito fola Own aspe today and put At to ins test Only 60o siderable merit in these objections men Us tee for the meeting be done" he said r:1-'''''"- 1 - 1 ' ! 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Aletya:V - ' ""-----:- 1:- ' rtl - - i- - " 24'qr fag 'Farm Senators Jeffers Keeps On Punching Open Fight As Rubber Pro t5°Tani 1 as Farm Parity On Army Plans Administrator Chops at Red Tape Turns Out Bombers House Poses of Question 'r::It1 :: a6'': w ' 4:10fil ''''''''':::' 2:--t-- - Ford IPlant Nearing Goal I -- :Aat11''"bSAbn'a"'' 1 I ' -- fit Line Know-Ho- so-call- ed 1 (11')--T- ! 1 1 (!l'1--"W- 1 I 1 1 i 4 1 I i 1 E Miners Defend Deinand for 82 I ay Boost 1!--:- ia II - $2-a-d- ay pay-as-you-- 12000 illell Census Shows Decrease of 1 Daily Face t arm Helpers three-quarte- rs 1943 Draft pay-as-you-- go -- - pay-as-you-- pay-as-you-- S Prepares Reerint ko r arm Helpers n self-sustaini- k Self-sustenan- ce ost a" as rueltvvhen w: "N "non-deferrabl- - -k- Et d full-tim- ! 4) : evitleA n : I 3 Editors Hear War Secrets i - - jgi 3S-mi- le - L'4' 1 a g I i' prr ' - 4 A- Davies Urges Pact ficcord 35-mi- le 35-mi- le - - A Sound Sleep Promofed First flight 35-mi- I I le - 1 ‘- 6::ii::: P i Ihousands of Sufferers For — 1 5 P Star-Telegra- ri ti PA--- - "J n E1 'IC4 E : - :- ( -- - - ( your-ver- 35-mi- le 1 - - -- - belt-tighteni- - complte — r - - ODT Director Urges States To Set Own Speed Curbs zKnvorce f:y-awa- 1 d - four-motore- 1 ! - year-roun- 1 e" - -- 1 a in st: m a gi ik - IA A ' I --- :' |