0 'rt - I J. 'f L n P . -"r n u . ( O U OP -" o ~ 0 .c I or . V lu 0 e r i.on he u ic, 0 n is na on 0 OU i -f'o i n 1 . (' 0 u pri 0 e. f r i r in th ., ' , Pre i en rr,..um n c llPd on he Americ n oeoole to ve a le st a hundred million bushel of wh t durinf th n x t elve months . ~ · ~ L M a . J One hun r d mil ion hu s hPl , is th cri ic 1 -r 11ure , the " abeolut minimum to ave rt . hun~er, chaos n Com unism in t.he fr@e countries of es,ern Furone. Ho t , o do his ? The an er i ~iven y . he Food Com i t , tee ~ • !tl ■ xfrw t . he Pre i ent P'OPO nt . 4 me . ~ i le R~O. The Com i ee, he ded h In du~ ri list C n, haA t• studied thp Prein si u ton, and lo : u to o t by c rryinp out Essen i . lly, i R ,..oer m ""o the house ive of hen ion. Thy c n ke or brPa~ i . The , to th r "i + he 00 - ? ---- r 0 f' C r t 0 i t 0 th ,r omen · h o r i e ov r hou · e ol s. T . P Luclcm 0 i , e e , eked by h Pre id en ' k 0 c ooper t . in the fol 0 ing iv ys. Numher one - uy h er cuts of meat. The cho c u r oro uced b fettenjn cat le with the ha so badly needed. I you insist on fancy steaks, you reduce the amount o~ hea+ ~e uirea for our foreign nolicy - and you also n y hi her · ~ices. NumbPr + o - · on' t ••w• serve too much . Pile a little less on the fa ily plates , and don't urge seoonrle. Number three - don ' t overcook meat. , Roasts and chops shrink when you cook them too much, you use morP. of them . Numher ~our - use left overs. Make hash, stews, souns, stuffed tom , oes. Every housewife knows Number five - eat less oul t ry, e1ps, hut+Pr and c eese al of hich deoen on ~r in. :QQ __ h o r voluntRr rationinP, o >m ricP f an house ife. 1 l o un . 0 r t · on ao d- i l n th o-f' the Americ,in u 1 ur ~ lC n t 0 con ic ~ 1rs i s i l ustr e y om i · r from h Labor u t me nt. Th s • li s l u too y , ho that av rage e .tely earni n of work r in f ctories h 8 mo r than oubled in the past e i 6 ht l incr oa e of a-hundr d-and-sev n-and-four-tentba per cent. Howev r, the cost · of livin g is now higher - sixty-and six-tenths p cent higher. o there ~ you have a vital comparison - flictory e rnings u bout ,.._ a-hun red-and-seven per cent, cost of livin up about sixty r cent.,) The current b usin ss boom i s reflected in fi urea given out today b the De ~rtment o f Commerce~ --- - - - - - - - - -,In July t i s p t summer, s~les by A merican aa manufacturers tot led thirt en billion, one hundred million dollars. In Au ust that fi ure •~a increase.cl by three hundrea million. • Ame~e-e.a •aauHct•i .. s&l l iag a +,etal c,f tn i rtie e B ei l :l: i o-s, feu,p 1H11uir&4 mH . 1:1:en tiiolla&?e' •e1"Y! of ■ e.iaeh&-Bdiee • li-wri.ag ~ug~e~ -!..N.!.. _ h e u. . i locr. oni h ov r he . i. on 0 uc c or , 0 0 n on h e u . + _, y C ot.inc· cl V be n " he Uni ed ~tPS a nd •i ovi Ru si • e .ct!t1 su op or in g India :f o he I vacancy on he Council, sbi.b h ·ov i ts an0e Ukr ai ne to have it. Our o bj ct ion i th t the Ukr11ine is not. an inde enden n ,d ion at a 1 . Its an integral part of Soviet Russia, which w s g iven a ~ ~ Un i t . e d Ne t , ion s ,Ai n a d P a 1 mad e a t Ya 1 t a , w he re by ~ o vie t Russ ie got three votes in the· U . 11. - - 3 to ~ eM,JL • ) Tod a y t be Uk re in e bad a l!l a j or i ♦ , y in t he General Assembly, bu not the ' two-thirds neces~ a ry for election..,- according + . o U. N. rules. The reason Soviet Russia has a majority, s again t the United States, is G. Soviet to be found in L tin-America - A-8 w• i~,d al ith Latin-Americ ele~etions. 1r the i i deal should fail to s ick , h L a in-Americans are expected to come over to our si e - but m nwhile here's a deadloc k . __ 1 _ ~ T C in O V rnm t . 1 o · n · t s \ l & ct r 1n t h Com m i -.o .., . T r o o f C hi ng to ca r r t c · t 0 Ch f o o in the nin u l a . Tni c u m at o.in on f o r o n , ti " rive i n t o th driv that h ' s been h ntun Penin ulo/ ime ~ t Ch • o o . The im p ort ~ nc of the 1 c is shown by a 1 nc at th m · . The h ntun Penin ula faces II Port Arthur, held by the v oviets, lind anchuria, controlled by the Chinese Communists. ikatf Chefoo is the principal h&rbor, right across from Port r bur, its the port throu h hich tht Manchuri n Communists h~d been sup lying the Chinese Reds itb arms an mun i tion. The capture of Chefoo tod · y isolat · s the Red Armies in Chin r rop r from Communist Yanchuri • Th~ conque t of th vit l ort s . ~chievea py a lana aav nee, combined ~ith am hibious oper t i n - lanaings on the h · ntun 6 Co - t, u n · er the cover o Air pow r. eeks a o the N tionali s t occu p i d th C o nist ca ~ it a l, Yen n, butt sei z ur o Chefoo C I A --- - - to i or im o rt nt t.1 I ,.. 0 i n t,: Kai - Sek ov rnm nt ann o n c u i ' nt y . • ,Lt. TI E / --- - - ---- - i e h t. a ter i t ' I t, i tu tion in 1 1n 1 8 t a n e . me ola word ' not al y ith th t ~&;.t-fHl't h1·a ee - b ut it c&m -e to just I I c a n r pe~t 1 it al over ~utbreak of . vi&Lence - ther •e no bAe neweo Th,\ t n en ss i s different h a v h d t o s y - ct l1t in le me t b P e a-« b-ti e n d toni g ht ✓ and p r·naps more ~minous. (The British in J e ru sh lem Shy that the Je ish Under round a pears to be makin g its biggest atte ■ \ sa thus far to run illegal im i g rants into the Holy Land. J .ta& a olim~x of iaaiga immigrant ships. All along, the f ury and ~iolenc e has been incited by ship loads of Zionists halt d by the British, the refugees ab ourd taken , to detention camps in Cyr u s or in Europe. And now - the re~test numb rev r of illegal 1m m igr ~ nt~on four vessel~ are on t e i r · y, A m r ic n sbi s w hi ch are said to be o ned by A me r ic a ns an ma nned l · r g ly by A m L r ican cre w s. T w o oft ese ar near the Palestine o t t on i t. On - t, o. u c h , b. 'e n t c y n a m e . 'l ' h e o h er - c u ll e th ort l u n . T i 1 · r om t ' asse th r o u h he · rd~nel l es, n d e r e a ro c hin l e tine t o y. Briti s h ilit ry tJl nes h the ve el nd r observation, and British estroyer ul out rom the port of Haifa today to intercept them. Ab ~ha cuac bi& the Jewish Underground Army HaganahJthe moderate organization directed by the Je•ish ngenc~ took up positions along the coast today - to help ny ionisls who may succeed in 1 nding, and keep the British from catching them. This move by Haganah, the British counter d by deploying troops &.long the coast. At the same time, two it other immigrant l coming,1 / t . hrouR:h shi s are""ttai1af one pass in /\ /\t-ne Dardanelles, the other throu 6h the straits of Gibraltar. The British are wor1·ied most o all a bout these two, bee use they are lhrg vessels - forty -fiv e hundr d tonn rs, the i P~n-Crescent ana the Pan-Y a rk, ach capabl e o carrying ttL I - 3 ----- - -- - ~ · o O U thou n r u ) y t riti ' 0 ick up o ni t ' n t en k d ~ sh or th Coa t of ~ 1 e~ tine. inc 1m 1 r· nt hips ar th u s u 1 cause of violenc , and aiaaxtki ince thi is th bi ~g est immi~rdnt-sni~-att mt b th Je~i h Unuerground thus far, i I ts no ona r L dt wr h u ve to repeat the old ominous refr in - the itulition in P~lestine is t6nse. Fr o C airo , Eb y t, a e o r h t o t e Ph ro a l t t e n i t r. · n pidemic , l nc i e nt tim e p l g u e o c ol ! . On - un d fi. t y -t ;o a lr a a v e d i ed -- sixty- ou 1 ~ t . e la~t t e nty- f our o urs. The Am e ric n E mb a U.S. lane, stri e d o i n C a iro report t ~ t f ive 11 emer · enc e uipment except with parachutes, av just rriv ed fro A m eric a , special medical su p lies to fi t t e p l ~ ue. Also fro Brit in, plane ith an t i-choler v ccine, s o t enou f'or half a mi l lion per ns. Late ne s te11 ~ of pos ~ ibility of closin b of the Suez Canal to international commerce - b e e u e four de tbs h a ve occurre d in the Ism lia Ar , on the Canal • • T o n i ht , in , Y or , S eer · r y f c; e F ore as"" il e t e t e in i a ti a ne , r. tol d t r r n e r A oci a tion th t t e o nly •col d • Uncl l ing is against hun e r a nd e 1 ti o n, int e p res i n nd tyranny, :i :1 1n t di e ~e n de p ir. Ferre t 1 e t on to th t th e mo t C R. re ul re earch i close n o h i orical SU ort for t e i d ea th· t bu s ines sm en ave e v er r e ci i~ te r • American bus . he added, ha invested it in pe ce, the ne s ~· , money United tates bein the only source of fooi, oods and credit for the stricken peo le of the world. Be gave the lie to those who accuse the United St a tes of indul g in in •w r mon erin .• Th rt r a o f Lo s An e l s is s ut o oni t -- L os An le h ar o r l o s e d b c u s of t e i put e o v r th Ta ft -H r t ey ct. Fifteen ships tied up at Los An 1 sand L ng B e ach - the waterfront clos d a r e sult of the di pu e t-het --ft1ls-b1!-en -go~ ~ s i-n c e= J.tN:-, b e t e n t, CI O longshorem n's union and the ship ~a owners~he closing of th Los Angeles port ar a means some three hundred thousand longshore- men and other doc k tA.r\.f f ~ I A &..l. w or er s ,Ao u t o /\ v-w. e ~ ne.e&. a r-&-:sX1Ht7 no hav e oil hi p The di put which led t the closing of the Los Angels harbor ar e a is on b ~ twe n t e d ock forem n -- walking boss s -- thy ar e call d -- a ~d the ship p ■ own e r . Th dock f or m n demand to able __ I __ I __ _ L_C ._ UT a r g a in c o 11 ~ e .... i v e l 1 o n h o r m e , , s u n i 7 ,,, lking / bos s s - are / / t r ou / but a ' t 1-'0 / t~: m n ,. ,,, / ,,, vis in e,,_ , , / / rn / / ar / / ot ntit d to ~iaia c olle Q1.iv e bargai-ning und r / / ; " th / An d ' 0 t / i s / / r e ,/' ,,, / zking boss 1/' $ i g aini✓ e shi on e ying 0 s shut do • Late n ws has it that th entire i st Coast may becoae involved -- that is, if the union calls out its twenty two thousan members hich is what happened a year ago in a dispute over a new contract. In he a. c hu e t a t Pri n t UC c i t o a t h o Y no o apron n nL om body to su ort his l e a -- s omebody whose r comm nation o uld m n somethin g . The convict was s er v1n sent nc o t nty- iv e y ar for kidnapping. Hews sent to prison b~ck in Nineteen-Thirty-Three for a r nsom-abduction of a t n year old girl. So to ho ■ did he appeal, askin g for a r commend a tion that he be pardoned? lie wrote to the girl's ather. Fourte n y ar ago there as an angry ki ■ a kidnap sensation in Massachusetts when ten year old Margaret McMaih as lured from a fourth grade schoolroom, and held for a ransom of sixty thousand doll rs. Iidnappin1 is the coldest and cruelest o · crimes, ith its bitter an uish for p a r nts - the terror, the to r ture of suspense. Neil McMath, former Executive of•• a etroit Steel Firm, raised the money for th~ release of his dau ht r. The sixty thousand dollars was transmitted to the · idnapp r ana the irl as r ~ turn a unbarm . Later th i ci n er was c&u ht nd iven hat avy sent nee -- twenty-five C VICT - ' -- ---- - in ri son . · 11 t i s 1 n he in , of eil c th t H rwich, Mass chusetts th o b ittere t of memories, memori s o kidn in . So hat r 1 di he now m .k:e to the k idn er , nne th Bue? Ber 's his answer to the co victs lea:- "Dar Buck: This will ac nowledge rece of your letter, in w ich you expr ss penitence for the terrible offense you com m itted in Nineteen Thirty Three a ainst me and my innocent family. Reedl&ss to say,• th f th r's reply goes on, •-lf your penitence is sincere, your p unishm e nt is now adequate, and further confineaeot J ■ • can serve no useful object. Under those circumstances you have my forgiveness, and I am uit content to have you receive a arole or padron. I sine rely hope,• the father conclu d s , •That the balano of your life may be onest, us ful a nd hap y.• Toni ht the Gov rnor of Massachus tts hbS before him the convicls p le a , backed by th f th r's o - t.o C oa It is o form to iv th u b i b ious t 11 0 all I ref r tor ci s omething or cheer ul th a n slau hter, m hem , disin egr tion and i nomi iou c o l Ye t r ~ , in the ir · t ge1me , t oager itcher bl w u . Toa , th hole t m blew u - just cam a art nd fel into ha tly fr ments. The fin 1 scor o f t n to three tells only part of the painful tory. ~ Th e Dodger pitching s blast d to• tune " o fift en hits, inclu in a home run. The Yankees tied the orld Series m k for three-bag era. They also triples, smashing three •~led out t o doubles, in an " orgy of batting that was like the c annonade of the classic Bronx Bombera of old. The Dod er sho ' rt- top Pe ee Re 8 , also tied a r cor - by not havin one fi ldin C ance, the ball not hit to im sin le time. That ••• as because the ranks ere hackin the ball, not to he ·nfield, but er dri vin g it fa n wi e. But all t i s till not the or t of i . T e o r t t bo lc r n blund r . Th l::el oved u unbel o v e bu h le a u r lo o rl 1 ·~e _ u c oi o 0 fl eis er, isto l P e booed b· · t e c ow • Thre times the ba 1 fell f e in is ow n e nter fiel terri o ry, for extra base hi t , h en th e c a t-c lli . cro should have made the c tcb. t t he But, let's p ul o · n t e merci ul curt ·n on todays horror - Bomb~r versus B ums. them a smile tomorrow. Maybe! aybe Lady Luck · ill give A oo · 1n S 5 Cl U 5 t , ' n l ty - old vet r u n o · th c nish- 4 m r ic a ar i s g tting t i lonL 1 t tn ion a m ors rvic in the r Vl-3 Of wey an C rv a , th Battle of nil ay n · t _ c r u c1 n J n Bi • Be• s getting n·1on n t hich h c..s b en ilin for ne rly fifty ye rs - nd it 1 ves him in a · uandry. Until ev ra m nths a o, it had never occ r d to oland eigart th the mi ht be entitled t & en i n . Vurin g L1 lon ye u , he just h~dn't thought o it. Then r centl he me itn n old comrade of th Spani b- ■ rican ur, who ha pened to mention the m tt r. Th ola comr de afxtaa s etting a~ pension, had been al ■ A l yeilr old Rol n lon. Thus r m·naed , the eighty-one weigart thought h~'d apply - and he did. o hut ha pened? M ney, lots of it. n t e govern nt book bi pension b b en i in ~ , Ana no~ th tot 1 i a bein ent to him - n r y twenty o ur thou no doll r s lr ddy. Th t• hath shim in a u n · ry - hc1 t to o , i th the o ney. TE A ---- 'f e i t t - o C i r 1n a r t u nt. H e· r ol v teran h s a job, o n' t r ui_ anyt ing in p r ticular. Today hes id: "I d o n't ne a any vacuum cl ner , ic boxes, . . r QlO S , ne ?r s OV - or anythin. 1 o m i "11 u 1 ea . it 1 t h necessary urnishin s.• Be ask a by didn't he use the mone1 to retire on, s to orking? Be hook his head vigorously, ana ex ained that be tri to ui-ti ork i hteen years _ 1 ago - but it s no go. •My retir m nt last d three days,• / 1/- - he said. "Thr e days ~roun the house w a s enough. I cou an•t stand it any long r.• The sudden is~overy of his ension w&s like a sort of ei hty-one y ar ola veter a n-Cin erella- story, and he got mor than he ever dr amed of.lut it~ only ~mb r ss.m nt for th oid-timer of the Spanish -i ■■ zi ~~ m rican ar,~ a tisfied with his hom, satisfied with his job, and A:e doe n't w nt a~ything else. Cont ntment in old ~ i ~youth t ser ne ana Lr n uil, lson? May b e ou wil - b t i g h t; on e • ADD V ~ T ----- ----- W 11, 1 ter tod the V tern a i i r a i n oo bi lo d of l t' ·na . e y to l t e l y-one • y r ol ni h r v ete n t at h c o s to 0 . y • Th o ld ::I ensi.on f r Sp a ni -Americ w r v e ternt • s are not retroactiv e . Are pa y a le 0 1 fro t e a te of the veteran' clai . In ttiort, t e no C ave Ninety Doll r month lon he live (l , but no hing for the past. u ___ - 3 the ulgari n Bl ck e o rt. of B r g s in o t r o r s itb vi t hP 1 . T s hi p m d a d efinit e att mt t o s ca pe wiia by t ro in g ou t a smok screen; but th British d troy r s ua ron cau ght them. And no · i 1 tak e t m t o C rus.