Albuquerque Journal (Newspaper) - August 15, 1942, Albuquerque, New Mexico VINC SMILE I I III Alig II s sought 51 A trusty at penitentiary his and shut the w Campbell shut the Good Morning Some Should Take Instruction if How to Converse But Mori Should Take Instruction In Not So Much Year Volume 234 Number 46 Published Every Saturday Morning August 15 1942 Entered clais matter Albuquerque N M under act o Congress Price Five Centi HUG lyers Blast Jap Convoys Heading for Solomons IET Threat Rises as Nazis Stab Red Line fat Rationing ling ark Hlr Seen fickard and WPB Confer n Local Shortages VISION SOON farm Secretary Swinging lo Some Control WASHINGTON Aug a r m Secretary ide Wickard and War Board officials lay night were expected a meat rationing or lion program within the next to solve local shortages the country Government livestock ris warned lhat cither or allocation may be ly early next Farm officials emerging I a four-hour session with the food requirements commit Friday predicted immediate n looks as if tiie amount of for civilian consumption is It as great as but the fact that incomes up and prices are still at a will require Big Bomber FaUs Eight Bodies Found BATTLE CREEK Mich Aug M Army bomber crashed Friday night near Dowling slate police here ed and eight bodies have been recovered from the wreckage Police said the wreckage as scattered over an area of about a mile and a half The crash was reported to have occurred about o'clock Maj Sidney Stout commanding officer at Kellogg Field said the plane was not from his field lie said ambulances had been sent from his field and from dis- Ceilings Wickard had said that giving a lot of 1 to Price Administrator Henderson's proposal for a ceiling but he added was not sure whether it Id be advantageous at this I pointed out that any on the normal distribution of meat might cause con- Ion because of the normal feting increases expected ig the next three months the farm secretary that this year's Iking meat production might off Other departmental interpreted this to li that Wickard had given up to some form of rol to halter prices and as proper distribution Problems lie food requirements commit two problems before it requests of food experts foi picture of military needs and the of prewar per capita demands as compared with lent levels these facts in hand the hopes to be able to 111 a concrete solution to the It problems of the nation experts have asked foi estimates of military and needs in order to judge prospective supply left over civilian consumption If the between civilian supplies and ket demands is considerable i officials say the committee decide what alternative is will meet the difference ther rationing to consumers manner similar to sugar dis- ition or allocation Iroin the ers to retailers will be cm cd to settle the problem U-r Mrs E W owner of a farm near the scene said the ship made a whistling noise as it passed over her house She said the crash sounded like the voice of The plane burst into flames and burned fiercely after the crash Officials said there ently were no survivors Army authorities arrived and took charge of the investigation Says Senator's Vote Delayed Preparations DEMING N M Aug H The stupidity of certain bers of Congress was blamed here Friday night by John J n candidate for nor in the Democratic primaries tor delay in the nation's war pre- and the tragedies of Pearl Harbor Bataan and Cor- Stating he had voted for aid China and worked for of Guam and other out- ying Pacific outposts while in Congress added in a address for delivery at political But certain members of Con- Moscow Also Admits Further Caucasus Losses Allies Deliver More Supplies To Isle of Malta BRITISH LOSE CRUISER Boycott Follows As Rioting Subsides In Cities of India By the Associated Press German troops fighting ward iii the Don River bend were reported officially early Friday to have pierced Russian tions 75 miles northwest of Stalingrad the south a Russian communique said ouri troops fought fierce battles against an enemy group which had broken through to a The communique indicated the Germans had reached tlie Don River because is only a short from the Don the last natural defense barrier west of the important Volga er port of Stalingrad Break at Krasnodar Tlic Paris radio reported that Siberian troops had arrived to bolster the Stalingrad front and that man airmen heavily strafed these The Russians also ed a Nazi break-through in-the Krasnodar area in the WHERE U S IS HITTING While American Marines consolidate their tions in the Solomon Islands United Nations bombers smash plane bols at key points and enemy warships and transports in the Jap supply line to the Solomons to hinder Jap reinforcements on the way to the battle area ern Caucasus despite heavy losses inflicted by the Germans On one of the the communique said of this front which is northeast of the Black Sea port of Novorossisk the enemy at the cost of large forces was able to advance into the depths of our defenses Two German infanto com- panies a squadron of Rumanian Pay Hikes Urged For 225.000 WLB Panel Favors G M Plant Increase WASHINGTON Aug 14 The majority of i three-man panel recommended to the War Labor Board Friday an increase of five cents an hour for more than of the eral Motors Corp Two CIO unions had asked for an increase of a day or cents an hour The majority also ed a maintcnance-of-membership clause effective as of last Jan I The wage increase would be Says Army Muffed Chance At Aleutian Invasion Fleet Failed to Act Promptly on Navy Information Congressman Declares SEATTLE Aug 14 Warren nd Leader Testifies astor's Defense 14 UP ler Gerhard Wilhelm Kunze spy ring member had ted Friday that the Rev E B Molzahn had played art in a plot to deliver secrets lo the Axis Thomas J Dodd Jr hingly accused the one-time fid fuehrer of being a liar 1 a Nazi who had hated childhood who is awaiting ae under the espionage con- indictment on which jn is on trial quietly denied allegations in questions rally roared out by for and frequently laughed at ot the charges gress opposed these preparations the Russian front was contained cavalry and 12 German retroactive to April 28 the dale were knocked out in the nodar action the Russians said Elsewhere the Red army was reported holding firmly Red Offensives Indicated The most intriguing news from for defense One of our senators a principal supporter of my op- the old contract expired 729 Rams Listed In Sale Here Today Auction Will Be Held At State Fair Grounds With 729 purebred and tered rams consigned bidding at the annual New Mexico ram sale is scheduled to start at 10 a m Saturday at the Slate these counterattacks in Federal Court here Friday The record number of when they pleaded guilty Judge Charles E Dewey Elmer Kuske 23 of Denver Soldiers Sentenced For Abducting Girl CEDAR RAPIDS Iowa Aug 14 AWOL soldiers who confessed the abduction of year-old Margaret Rollie in the suggestions from both the belligerents and from neutral sources that the Red armies arc mounting offensives at half a dozen places on the central and northern fronts from Voronezh on the Upper Don to Lake Ilmen and Leningrad which might pre- the Germans with a critical diversion from their reckless drive into lhc Caucasus Actually the Germans told G Magmison D Wash asserted Friday his re- turn from an inspection of Alaskan military bases that Japanese surface forces including an aircraft carrier which attacked Dutch Harbor in early June escaped sible annihilation because of a temporary and ure of Army and Navy tion at the time Bombers Harass Enemy While Marines Tighten Grip on Vital Islands Navy Holds Control of Air Sea Lanes Heavy Fighting Still Ahead Although American Forces Win First By the Associated Press Heavy Allied bombers lashed again at a Japanese sent to reinforce Nippon's Solomon island strongholds while the American sive in the South Sea increased its pressure on anese with more fighting United States rines General Douglas MacArthur's tralia announced that the Allied bombers beat off ese Zero defenders and raided the convoy off New Brit- ain northwest of the battle zone in the Solomons Bad weather hindered observation of the results it was said Allied planes returned with slight damage and minor casualties A spokesman at General MacArthur's headquarters said this was the fourth attack in two days ori the convoy which was described as It was significant ever that the convoy was in the New Britain zone since New Britain is one of the main Japanese bases in the Southwest Pacific Explosion Burns Fatal to Youth Welcome Navy Seizure of Plant Washington Warns Wildcat N J Aug 14 The Navy seized the General Cable Bayonne plant Fri day lo end a wildcat walkout and the strikers enthusiastically re- Failure on the part of one Army to interpret standing naval orders garding enemy contact resulted in a delay which gave the enemy an opportunity to remove de- clared the congressman who re- turned recently from active sea duty as a lieutenant commande Garcia youth in the Navy who was seriously burned day in an explosion of a can of black powder died Friday in St Joseph's Hospital The explosion occurred in Garcia Dies Day After Blast Colo drew five years on each of three counts in the indictment Two of the terms will run j rently giving him 10 years to serve I west than did the sale nas is typical however of a opening management will serve a mentary lunch at noon to those attending lhc with the sale being resumed at J p m Included in the offerings from secret way of beginning large military operations How long these northern blows could be maintained in the face of the heavy German defenses from Andrew 19 Trinidad Colo was sentenced to five years on each count all lo run rently The indictment charged tion of the federal white slave Mann act the national motor vehicle theft Dyer act and the Lindbergh kidnaping law leather Forecast ami NEW jf E X I C Somewhat warmer scattered afternoon V S Jau report on Pasc Five Vo Election Needed For Two Candidates SANTA FE Aug II least two Democratic candidates have no fear of the primary general elections They arc E R Romero state land office employe and Sheriff D Mickey Mollica both of McKinley County Romero Is a primary candidate for county assessor and Mollica for Both are un- opposed in the primary and no Republican filed for cither of- fice We've really got Re- publicans under control in Kinley Romero SENT TO LONDON WASHINGTON Aug M Kharkov to the Gulf of Finland was another matter Drive Deeper in Caucasus In the Caucasus itself the The Army command was lo within operating distance o Japanese task force I have information that it was notified soon after the Dutch Harbor at- tack that Navy had a anese carrier under continua observation and that they were wailing for arrival of aircraft to make the kill on Ground The Army command at the fair ever believed its orders were not sufficiently broad enough lo rani sending out a bombing force at this phase of the battle without definite directions a result Army planes re- mained on the ground and before on Tim six states are Hampshires Suffolks dales Panamas and The states from which lhc prize stock New Mexico Commenting on the sale's mans having reached the f comc are Montana some shadow of Colorado California Arizona and Mount were making a effort to overrun the Grozny oil fields The Germans are 140 air miles from those fields the Caspian is less 250 miles fin Page an of Grow Longer Bruce M Barnard of Shiprock N M chairman of the sale committee said in a foreword to the sale program that the has been a most important factor in the improvement of the quality of both purebred and commercial stocks of New Sale officials Friday reported American citizenship Friday Thn all consignments already on the Irish-born star 33 has been grounds and a large number of ferred by his draft board because J sheepmen was inspecting the of- STAR BECOMES CITIZEN LOS ANGELES Aug Errol Flynn son of a Belfast biology professor was granted of a lung Slayer of Two Thanks Judge for Death Sentence LONG BEACH Cal Aug 14 slender William Leva Hough looked up and said Thank you your Friday when Superior Judge Leslie E Still him to death in lia's gas chamber for double of his wife and a from Philadelphia Hough an from walked into a highway cafe several months ago and ound his wife Inez 35 ready o sip a drink with Frederic L 34 an acquaintance of only ivc minutes The husband who served a term for shooting a pre- wife riddled the two with bullets turned lo work for Uncle Sam our new boss We're all damn glad it said Michael P strike committee chairman We have a real But the very jubilation brought from Washington indication the Government had no intention of turning the seizure into a i lory for workers who had ed out of their jobs the pleas of the War Labor Board and their own union leaders when WLB refused their demand for small blacksmith shop on the wage increase ranch of the youth's father A responsible Washington of- M Garcia near said employes probably would be notified the Navy had taken over the plant to police it not to supplant the management He implied a warning to other war workers that the Government would nut punish management for wildcat strikes in Tijeras Canyon The youn man was helping his father in the shop which had been closed for some time when the flame of a blow torch ignited the powder Carlos Sisneros district attorney's said the powder had been put in the shop recently by Mrs Garcia wife of the rancher who it would be safe there because the shop was not in use The youth's father suffered slight facial hums in the ion Young Garcia who was 18 years of age is survived by his parents four brothers and two ers Funeral arrangements will announced Mortuary by the Crollett Soldier Killed When Plane Crashes ST PAUL Minn Aug 14 vt Bruce T Lee 21 Hobbs L and his civilian instructor Robert Christiansen U Chicago vere killed Thursday when their ight training plane dived into he ground three miles south vest of Lakeland Army Air orce announced Thursday Lee who was training to be flying commando army r pilot and Christiansen were n a routine flight Thieves Steal Auto Campaign Material Of Woman Candidate SANTA ROSA N M Aug thieves have ad- ded to the difficulties of Mrs Georgia Lusk's campaign for the Democratic nomination as state superintendent of public tion Her automobile was stolen Looks Like WPB Has Chosen Gandhi as Collar A d Man ot 1943 WASHINGTON Aug 14 INS feminine wardrobes ped almost to the bare War Production Board Friday night grabbed masculine vanity by the and shook life out of the collar ad boys Mrs Theodore Roosevelt Jr and Adolph Menjou will be hat's tucked in to a dangerous point WPB refused to confirm rumors lhat like the horse will comc back The WPB experts promise to leave enough lo tuck in but all kinds of trick collars will All the reel pleats fluting leaving some of the more cently appointed lo the American Red Cross assigned lo Brit- ain has arrived in London the Red Cross announced Friday She is wife of Brigadier General j scissored from shirts pajamas shorts and other basic items while buttons lucks yokes Hollywood points and Broadway flare will be reduced lo a While total war cul the part prominent Adams apples exposed to full view of the public The everyday drama of every American household the case ot Iho missing bullon will he played with much less chance of marital casually The new simplified shirts will be much less buttoned Pajamas a secret vice of an otherwise conservative will be sternly by WPB and a heated campaign will be launched to bring back the old-fashioned night a somewhat shorter length As of Friday night only two types of pajamas and one kind of nightshirt had survived He who goes to bed in pajamas will have his choice of a lined ber with narrow legs and not much oomph or a pull-over kind with a deep V neckline and no saving grace Or lie can slip into a his legs are better than average The masculine addiction io cy shorts will suffer Pleated lucked deeply yoked and wise shorts will be re- placed by a serviceable and in- elegant model No decision has yet been reached on favorite in the northern regions where winter is winter and men row themselves into long red underwear until spring i from her home on night of Aug 10 Sheriff J A Sena re- ported Friday and with it were taken clothing and papers she had packed preparatory to a campaign tour ACTOR'S SONT KILLED NEW YORK Aug 14 lor Holmes stage and screen ac lor Friday received news lhat his son Aircraftsman Phillips Holmes had been killed late Thursday in a collision between two Royal adian Airforce planes in north wcst Ontario Candidate Pays Aides With Comics iV M M lhc funnies in New political with lhc of help in his campaign literature Corporation Com- missioner Robert i candidate for Congress up thf buck scat of his car with comic books and hallooed to to tlic youth of lie community To each youthful exchanged fur service suitable of nies In Firm Positions The communique was issued several hours after dis- closed in Washington that the United Slates Navy is pushing a steady flow of supplies through to the Marines now iri firm and perhaps winning The Navy given to reticence and understatement announced lhat the task of consolidating the beach heads seized and held by the Marines was progressing satisfactorily it said were the communication lines and escorting a steady flow of supply vessels to the forces ol occupation This was plain implication that control of the Solomon waters about Tulagi and several adjacent islands is such that reinforcements as well as supplies can be moved in United Stales Army and Allied the Navy added are continuing to Japanese air bases and ship con- centrations in enemy held bors Hold Air Superiority There were additional tions that American and Allied forces held the important tage of superiority in air This might indicate that our forces now liave landing fields in the island area itself Flying Fortresses and fast at- tack bombers of Gen Australian command were to be keeping up an in- cessant upon Japanese jases from which might be sent to the Solomons From Sydney Australia an English war correspondent cabled word lo his London paper The Evening Star that the Americans had won the first stage ot the tle for the Solomons American Marines he said were so strongly entrenched at Tulagi a major point of attack that only the heaviest ments could dislodge them Sees The lighting would continue for weeks he predicted asserting that the Japanese had accepted the American challenge and were prepared to risk the results of a big naval action in the effort to hold the mons Although not conclusive the news was all good from this new theater active warfare this first big offensive of the United Slates and the United Nations lie broad Pacific war area Many gruelling rounds lay ahead but it seemed evident that in the early fighting Hie Americans had won Only the barest details were available but every one of them nn TT New Brake and Light Stickers Due Sept 1 SANTA FE Aug Clerk Alfonso C De Baca of the slate motor vehicle lounccd Friday that new brake and light suckers were on sale and were due by Sept 1 lit added wo plan no extension of
