--,-- • c... I 7 ' OASOLIIB .la ot tanigbt the proapeot 1• ~•t gaaoliae will be rat1Glle4 all oTer the oomtry. A apoteaaan tor the Petrol.ea .&4a1D1atrat1Gll ••14 •• auoh to a apeo1al oo..S.ttee ot the Hou•• ot B•~resctat1T••• In taot, that ada1D1 ■trat1Gll 1a ao• wortiag out a pla to torb14 pleasure 4r1T1Dg 1n all •tat••• !'Ile apotea111111 tor Seoretary lot•• ••au.red tile ~ Oangreaam th•',- Petroleua A4 ■tnlatrat1Gll 1• poal ti Tely aot ~ 41aortalaal1Jlg againat th• twelTe north•••t•rn atatea.AOD '11• oantrar,, the Ottloe ot Seoretary lot•• la 4olllg ita utaoat ad atrallliag all aTallable tranaportat1Gll taoll1tlea to brlll• «. IIOJ'e petrol•• produots into the nor'1a~t. A apoteaun tor the OPA told the oangrea ■MD that peirol•• atoota 1D tile •••t lulTe bee aerloualy re4uoe4 'T the aee4• of taraera aa4 truotera • 777 'l'her• are tour a ta tea la the eaat wbere pleaaun 4r1T1Jlg la aot tor,144m---Bortb larolllla, ~ South CaroliDa, Georgia a4 J'lor14a • .,.&Tc there the reaern aupply ot paolln• ha ■ bem ahr1nk1Dg at tile rate of aix . thou■-4 barrel■• day. lo aaye the OPA. --0-- 1 FOOD COllnRMCB Tbi:S 1n t ernat1onal tood ,!_cmter•oe niolt m4ect at dou.1n ot huaan lite. It went into auoh wl4e-aprN4 u.ttera •• the a'8bll1z1ng ot 1Dternat1onal ezohage, 1Dternat1onal 1DTeaa111t, trade barrlera, •~darcta ot l1T1Dg. ill thta na •4e aore 'ha eTer olear bT the apeeoh 'hat President llooaeTelt .. "'\A."""'- -4e to tile delegate• at the Whit Bouae late thl• attenaoOD. 74 ' - Nl4 the people• ot the world oannot " tectJ aa hWl8D belllga ahoul4 " fed, wl thout forwarct aot101l 1n other tlel4a beaidea too4. llore food oannot be produoe4 unleaa ln4uatrlal pro4uotl01l .l• 1noreaae4, alao the purohaa1Dg power of all peopl•• 8ta4arcta of 11T1Dg auat be 1aproTH bJ' the better uae ot natural ad hUIIIID reaouro••• llaaJ' of thoae queatlCDa lie outa14e r p ~ ~e aoope of the work of the food ocnfermoea !A. lliG 8"•• o iD ••14 1 but lt la nane the leaa •••mtlal that tho•• probl ... be aolTecl. 2-Food Oontercoe / l · l - Mr..;--Roa-. ~ ae ~ orth what oan be taken • b7 1ntera.oe at leaat, aa a broad outline ot hia toreig11 polio7. A aound agrioultural prograa tor the entire world would 4epm4 upon polltioal aeour1t7 tor th• entire world. ftm he referred. to '11• Atlantlo Clharter, uaiJlg the wor4a "treedoa troa mt and tree4oa troa tear go hand 1n hand.• The i>realden t 4eaor1 Md ~e oonteraoe aa epooll-•ldag u4 ••14 he ued the word adrt~edl7 beoauae 11 ••• tile tlr•I ocmt•r•o• ot the United tfationa. Be thlJlka it auooN4e4 eftll 1»e7on4 hla hope••E-• lie u4e4 Ula..,.-tllte::IJ!tasnasat or tit• ••1i et "8 lttNria eoeeta•1aa w-lll •••lltnot•9 l l r . = 3 ~ ~ \be quo\e4 troa \be 4ecla:ru1m ot \Ile oontermoe, part1oularl7 the atate■-t that the pr1Mr7 reapcma1b111t7 tor aeelJlg thtlt people haTe enough too4 tor T t health o4 lite 11•• with eaoh nation " Step• to th1a ad are tull7 aohleTe • •• ~ • ••U o:t • • peer?• •~ •1ae lillte4 ltataa 2-lood Contermoe - I - l - 111!.--Bo~ aeU'orth what oan be taken • bJ 1Dter•o• at lea ■t. aa a broad outline ot hi ■ tore1SD polio,. A aound agrloultural prograa tor~• entire world would 4ep•4 up011 pol1t1oal aeour1t1 tor th• entire world. ften he reterrecl to ill• J.tlantio Oharter. ua1Jlg ~• word• "tree4oa troa wat and tree4oa troa tear go hand 1n hand." Th• Pre■14ent 4eaoriM4 tll• 0011ter•o• •• epoola-•Jdag aa4 aa14 he ued ~• word adTi~edlJ beoauae tt waa the t1rat 0011t•r•o• ot the United Rat1011a. He thtaka it auooN4e4 eftlB NJOD4 ht• hope•. C,.• ... -44e4 tat••~- IIFRAJ di Ill t or tll• • • , a L "8 111:Nrla -1a■10111 - - ta h■bb:8'1••) llr, a ~ 9 ' nc quot.a troa the 4eolanuoa ot tile oontermoe, parttoularl1 ~• atate■-t that the pri.Mr, reap011atbtltt1 tor •••tag that people ha•• enough tooct tor r l"' health an4 lite 11•• wtth eaoh nation~ Step• to tht• md are tor national determ1Jlat1cm. But A eaoh nat1011 oan tull1 aoh1••• 1 ta goal cmlr 1t all work together. if.. •i•• ~ &:t=: • •• · M ,s &hPF • ' NN U,.,, OS • • renrl• •t--=-- Aa&ts& ,,.,._ 3-loo4 0011terenoe The ultlute o,jeo,1•• ot Ill• Un1,.a ••tl••• ha OCll t1Due4. la ,o ball4 • worl4 1D •hloll •Tal'J hWIIII being - 11•• oat hla ltte 1D »••••• wort pro4aot1Tel.J, thlllt a t worllhlt tnelJ, •4 41• aeollft, lalowlllg that hta ob114rtn a4 graa4 ohll4J'ell wtll h••• tile .... opportaltta•• tllroapoa, blaur,, h• . . . . . . . . . . baa beta DO . . . wonbwhtle, ... DO . . . 1ilaplr1Dg ohallap. • • ltl ••d••i• lie •It UIM\l stoMa111 --0-- luwto• • .._, le llapJWfB:Ftii aah •i'W■ w Bal=« - . , 111111'1- - """- S o, ~ ~ ~ to reT01u,1on ' , no sr•t 4e110oratl• upr1a11lg or th• Ar1t11,1n11111 people. II •• o!lap ot go't'el'DMllt at tile '°fl ail Ill• people Jaa•,ftotblllg wlllll••• ,o •1 aboa, 1,. TheJ • 1 N glat • the op,1111a,10 sro•4 tbal a , oballp tNII th• ao••na._, ot .!!-:!!Nl4•' D eaa,tllo 1• r,r tile - e n l baet1,. A ~ ·r,t:l d --J{tY, -41 OJlll•al . . . . . ,.r up, •44 W'S)" ~ ~ -1::..- ---..;. -~~ll- ~ ___..,~~ , NDetl~ •ta•• ••rl1 all tile . . . llllllalen or • • •aaattal• •tale an ••1 tiler .-enia or aclalftla, ••• the allllalera ot rauoe u4 agrtoullun. 'file eabillet 4o•• 11lola4e • ooaple of MH oolcm•la• µ~~4--•J'• a••• The a,rang band of an iron o••orablp 1• o••r all 011111.ng oul of Buaoo .Urea_ ...µt/M.~•• boH o011ea ou, ot M011teY14eo, oapl,al of Ursua,. ~ The Arpn,1n1aaa ~ l - ha•• 'ilelr aeoan4 an oblet /t ot ante w1'1111l ••••'1-wo boun. I.eat •••k •• bear4 Iba' O.eral u,uro ••••• bad be• able ,o oYerlbrow Omeral Caa,tllo beoaue Caa,lllo ha4 ' tall• oa, w1,b Oeaeral P.tro IIUilrea, Id.a ldllteW:r of . . / ?, ¥;/. i ) =6l;·_oa4 of Illa u.-,1a1• ao••naat la ,11a, · .... Otaeral P-4ro -1rea!'F fte tl.,.tell towar4 ~• rea, ot Ille world. Oorreapca4•1• were tlrat .. au,borlze4 ,o rel••• 11, ~ - or4ere4 ,o bold 11 -,, Ille explaatlca belll& Iba, ~•r• atgb, be •OM obaapa la ~• M.-gaa-•11111111•-.i=-·i\~~dloat•• bow atrlot 1• 'lie o•aoralalp ill Bu•o• Alrea., wbm 1, oa reaob all Ill• n1 aoroea ,be trcmller DIP•I 1n,o Urupa1. 111, Baatrez 414 ao, torb14 Ille publloa,1ca ot two atern deon•• 1n whl o h he annoUDoecl there weul4 be lhe ■oat ••••r• punlabllent tor the dlaae■1na,1an ot a, repork tendillg to oreate publlo oontualon. '!hat atght aeu allloat f.. anJtblag. / / _ / ~ ,,,,,,., S•••ral •••ta ago ocef'14m t1al le'ltera frOII Bll•o• " / U14 oat:. pt,oaiao , ... , • wbopplag , blg tlauotal ~/ ✓- / brewlng ~ the . . .-.,1111an .{ital, • •ND4al aoan t lite Ille / ,,- St.fl•~ att-alr 1a ~ o • auae JN1"• •P• / NMIIN!', ••••~'Ille 40WDtallt ot lot oab1ae) "' •4 '84 all ~ ✓ ✓ , / / ~ • , ,rt• ot ~ll tlul repwoua1•• ela411lg rt~• ill tile •'}' ••• / / / / ot Par .,f' a. SOM o r Ille peop 111pllute4 A tllia ».- lalaa aoa4 / / / .,,,,,, • npo to llaTe ~ r o h : o'hlll • cam. te olo•• to ,!X-,t"•l4•t Oaa 1 'her• ••re report• that an aray oppoaect to Baa1res • • •robllag an Bu•o• A1rea 4oa tile rlgllt bank ot tile La Plata Blftr. -5 ~ 'l'beae repor,a the Ruirea goTemam t oategor1 . oall1 4ml... Omeral I- Bawaaa. before be rea191e4 laeuecl • 4eoree proolatlllDa lllla a pGblle boll4ay, Preald•t llulln& -•olle4~a4 torN4o " all ... ,1ap, ellber pu,110 or prlnle, wtlllout a,.olal peral ,. 111•1:t••e-UF • • • • aldet-41 poll•• ta--•••• &a111 .. 1a::a eslca&iL •IW aw f =atilOet, -o- ADD ABGllffillA ,,/2 ~1144& / / , , lll•~•tore p I' ta / / / eol111• }>1 • r••1,-•11cm • / / llllltlln / , r I A later 4eore• Ulloaoe4 lllal tile 41aawaatlm of talae or 1•4-~u• ruaor• woul4 be lreale4 ••·trea••• - - 0 _ ,_,_ 1 Ber•., 1a., 1• Ill• aDJlOUDOeMDI of Ill• .,,1twte __ ot tile Raaires g0Tenu1mt~-1, will ocmtlllue tile tra4111mal Argatlnian polio:, ot trlm4alllp an4 loyal ooopentlcm witll tile Aaer1oan na 'G iOD• ill aooordaao• wltll ex1at1Jlg •sr•ea•'•• Bo ••:r• llalllrez. In reapeot to the real ot lhe world, Ile a44a, he will oODtlD.ue the aeuvallty that ex1ate4 un4er the laat1llo ao••ra••t. Bullrez turther ••T• lhat hie goTel'IUllllt will aot tolerate any toreip 1D.terter•oe. Th• be a••• tbeae wor4a: "Tia• .l.rgeattae people •taala a4 w111 ocat1Jlue lo M1Jlta1a tbl'ough all T1olaa1tu4ea, a ~ t o m of goTemamt 1Jl oaator1111Doe wltb tbelr on ocaat11ul1••• COAL_ 2 ~--- Coal Producers Association has just announced that it h a s f o ~ c o m e to an agree1t<>nt with the union. The Central P~nnsylvania mine owners, who empl'7 .,.., Q ~ .J sixty-five tbousandAea&l-MneP.._ have withdrawn from the larger employing g~oup -- and are making a settlement independently. ZOOTERS ----~ The zoot suit battle in Los Angeles ia continuing, with gangstel'-jit · terbugs still assailing soldiers and sailors. Several service men were waylaid during the day, by zoot-suiters armed with knives and cl ult1. Three sailors were sent to the hospital. One gang of hoodluas dressed in the baggy pants ~ ~ and long coats o ~ j i t t e ~ attacked s~reet cars in which sailors were riding to their ahipa in thfarbor. They - stoned the cars, and passengers were injured. A navy nurse was cut by flying glass. ' The worst outrage was the running down of a Loa Angeles policeman by a jitterbug automobile. Patrol■ an c. D. S■edley ■ f saw a man lying in the aiddl• of the street, and went to help him. As he stepped fro ■ the curb, a nearby car made a dash, ran him down, and broke his back. The man lying in the street, whoa the policeman had gone to help, jumped to his feet and legged it away as fast as he could. Be was a decoy, and the whole thing was a trap. •They were all Mexicans,• says the badly injured policeman. The international angle of the ~oot suit outbreak was stressed today by the Mexican Consul, who I appeal to all Mexicans in Los Angeles, asking them to stay indoors after dark. The Consul is Alfredo Calles, son of Mexico's former President. Be had circulars distributed z■•z throughout the Mexican district, circular that said: •stay at hoN during those days of unrest.• Vat Distarbances have spread fro■ Loa Angeles to adjacent cities. At San Diego the police were ordered on the alert when the word caae that autoaob ile loads of zoot-suiters were on their way to the big Naval stati n to clean up the sailors and Marines there. One would think it might not be so healthy for the comic bums,--lo the jitterbugs think they can defeat the United States Ravy? At Colton, California, ,t police reinforcements were suaaoned fro• neighboring towns when taxicab loads of soldiers ••i drove into Colton to avenge the beating of a soldier in that town Monday night. The ■en in unifora went after the ~x punks in reatrpleats, and there was fighting all over the place hard job. giving the cops a Tonight large secti~ns of Lbs Angeles are under heavy guard by police and military patrols. Roving police cars are circ1llating through the streets looking for zoot-suiters and for bands of soldiers and sailors. The service ■en have organized qquads to clean ou t the funny-looting thugs that have been attacking them. fh~ seat ■ uit saag•, which etdi-aar~y lisbt wit• eaell o+.ller, -have l,aallee agriaat the ,111ifer■ed---aea eC. tne Phftt. ~ ~ \ The policeAbreakAup groups of sailors and seiz~ the queerly costumed loafers -- often just in time to ~ ....... '9-7Le f : - ~ . « save the ■ froa the,AN11'sJ!/\ '=:t;\ number of zoot-suiters have coae in to be locked up for safety's sake. The vicious jitterbug situation in Los Angeles has been developing for a couple of years. When the vogue of the zaot suit began, rowdy gangs, consisting of Mexicans and negr!s ■oatly, alopted the foolish garb . " almost as a unifor■• The zoot suits appeared to intoxicat them, and they went on a raapage of increasingly rowdy disturbances. First they threw rocks and then graduated to clubs ani knives. There were several killed. Jitterbug girls joined the zoot suit gangs as auxiliaries, the female adicts of swing being just as tough as the ■ ale. One outfit cal l s itself the Black Widows, and a jitterbug girl, in order to join, must have qualificati , ns of immorality and crime -- like theft and arson. The zoot suiters, after a mounting career of r&tfeh disturbance aaong theaselves, t · urned their A o , . - ~ ~ , I attention tot:... sailors,\ attacking and robbing thea. Los Angeles is an i ■portant Raval harbor, with warmips and plenty of sailors. And the Bluejackets are not of a te ■per to be pushed around by the zaot suit fre,ks, io . the present situation developed -- a state of war between Uncle Saa's unifora a nd the nutty costume of the jitterbug. flA, Considering that there is a war~ and that the service men are fighting it, and dying too -- the who~~ thing would seem to be in the reala of near insanity. Let's finish the subject with an appropriate incident. In a Los Angeles a bunch of sailors ---au, attacked a gang of zoot suiters, and kicked tha right in their reat pleats. They chased one jitterbug into a crowded theatre, ran hia down the aisle and rizbt onto the st a ge. The sailors, juaping onto the stage, grabbed hi ■, and ripped his baggy pants fro ■ hi■, leaYing the Jitterbug in a aoat embarrassing state. The audience applauded, cheered, and howled with laughter - ' -- Here's a bit of news for._ people who keep library books too long, books overdue, fines to be paid. Today the Detroit Public Library announces the return of a book one hundred and fourteen years overdu. Way back in Eighteen Twenty-nine somebody borrowed a r/'A•• ~ ~ o.."1 philosphic volume by the greatKcclesiastic !re•dl book was not returned, and was listed as missing. One hundred and fourteen year~ went by, and no the volue comes back -- anon7aousl7. t1K"';./Jn unknow person wile sent it, without giving his naae. Maybe he was afraid -- and with some reason. 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