Kingsport Times (Newspaper) - October 21, 1942, Kingsport, Tennessee WEATHER FORECAST Tennessee Colder tonight shouers ex- treme cast portion tonight Showers nml scattered drr showers becoming miller portion Intc high last low Wednesday 63 20 inch rainfall Vol XXVII No 252 Kingsport Tenn Wednesday October 21 1 942 16 Pages Five Cents HOME EDITION Manpower Marshal Smuts Legislation Says Stage Set Red Armies Halt Nazis For Offensive Rains Start Manpower i Director Paul V McNutt an- Marshal Jan Christian Smuts premier of the Moscow Red army men today he present Union of South Africa told a joint meeting of the House of Commons i were reported strengthening their Industry as a means of casing the labor shortage McNutt told tho senate military committee that the manpower lem was becoming too complex for effective voluntary action that acute shortages of all types of male labor existed in 40 major war production centers Robert P Patterson tary of War issued a statement saying tho army would release 000 miners In an attempt to relieve a shortage of copper lead zinc molybdenum tungsten and other critical materials which was Ing back war production but saw no need at this time for ing ether troops the war still active in Tire Sales Forbidden OPA Warns I office said the appalling letting which is necessary for ler's ultimate defeat is being ad- ministered by the Russians they alone can do it and Russia Smuts said is bearing Maintenance of Stalingrad's de- fense lines unbroken since was indicated by the noon j nique and coupled with this were i announcements of an improvement j more than her share of tho com- mon burden and he whatever help in wha wo can give to Russia to sustain her In her colossal effort should of Soviet positions in both the Caucasus western and central urged h counterattacks tever form army newspaper Red Star detachments guarding the given in fullest measure and northern factory section of the city utmost speed In reference to the second front liquidated an enemy break-through and covered their flanks Smuts said the defense phase of ened though still severe combat the war for the United Nations Russian estimates of German ended tialties dropped indicating a Members of the Kingsport The final alignments both of the I marked reduction In the scale of Tuesday Mr Roosevelt said that tinning Board announced and of our enemies have been the attacks a number of soldiers 35 and Wednesday that the sale ho said Resources Northwest of Stalingrad the Rus probably would be released by th army to take jobs In munition factories but Undersecretary or accept increase 01 me the German left flank terson transfer of a used tire or tube on the decline Our manpower German release of these men is growing enemy nn attempt to Sost ground in one sector were re- Convicted of Plot fo Draft Former leaders of the German-American Bund are led to a police patrol wagon in New York after conviction in federal court oj conspiring to advise re sistance of selective service The man at extreme right arrow is August Klapprott leader oj the Bu nd's eastern department The jury convicted 21 oj 25 Those convicted face a maximum sen fence five years in prison and a fine by the transfer of used tires and tubes developed and mobilized on slana pressed their relief attack strictly forbidden that very large scale Ours are still on the defense lines L- transfer or accept Increase those of the German ieft rows Jap Bases Hit Over Wide Front tion of the skies in the vast battle front appeared mightier today as American ers slugged Japanese invasion bases from the Aleutians to tho Solomons Tho fury of the Allied bombing of enemy troops and supply con- centrations in the Solomons od thus far to have stalled at least temporarily the ful force of a Japanese thrust lo retake the Guadalcanal and win control of the southwest 1 Pacific While a large force of warships and auxiliary vessels in i the Solomons and reinforced troops on northwestern Guadalcanal still held nn expected attack in leash United States bombers dropped ex- plosives on the embattled island's invaders on Oct 18 and 19 and started fires at the Japanese Re- kata Bay base on Santa Isabel land 150 miles to the northwest At the same lime Gen Douglas Australian command Allied bombers were bo- to have inflicted miners is designed to relievo from OPA headquarters in shortage of metals that endangers ashington Restrictions on the sale or trans- our war program Tho army sees no need at used tires and tubes The spectre of want hunger and Christmas Opening our soldiers is to fight not to Although consistent violations of the spirit of unrest is and in mines mills or factories order have been reported in rising The explosive limits of en- exception is being made in this Kingsport the board said it durance are nearing Wo are case only because thc striking were unintentional and were the point when both on Reds Press Ky Mountaineers Helping Harvest Northern Crops Frankfort Ky Kentucky mountaineers who for generations I The Kingsport Merchants have ckcd out a living on scraggy Eden Said Reds Did Not Request Hess Early Trial Foreign Secretary power of our army is at stake McNutt disclosed that the posed national service would arm the agency with three 1 Tho power to require employ caused by ignorance of the war fronts and on tho tions Battle losses of the week-old tjon will hold their Christmas are gathering lush crops Anthony told the house of upon Stalingrad were de- jng on November 27 the day th's year in the fertile valleys of decided York and Connecticut and i fronts in the enemy countries clared to have cost German inR Thanksgiving This was In view of the over-all rubber j situation is ripening for as many as 70 per cent of at a general meeting of the other distant states indicated by the Baruch -ing developments men in killed wounded and night at the Kingsport Approximately 1.000 men anc said a board Smuts said that spite of heavy j missing Unless new regulations prevent men some taking their chi commons Wednesday that the vict has to the British government nd lhat Rudolf Hess German leader the L prevent should rationing of used tires and setbacks and many disappointments Soviet scouts were reported to I the streets will be decorated and long have been sent by the to immediately have blown up six Nazi strong lighted in the usual manner It tional Farm Security has been treated as points northwest of Stalingrad also voted that since Christmas Lion to help overcome farm labor be- I damage on the Japanese airdrome land shipping at Buin Bougainville Island about 315 miles northwest of Guadalcanal Allied Planes Back All Allied planes meeting no at- tempts at Interception returned safely from the Buin night tho communique said Tho navy's report of the latest American saults In the Solomons and tians made no mention of any en- emy planes rising to tack In the north Pacific the navy announced that on Oct IS the army's heavy 1 m 1 I ers to all workers through a tubes is imperative Furthermore we have had the necessary time to central agency as a means of inventory records indicate that prepare to carry deadly blows and in tires have a to assemble and consolidate the ing men to another pi laborers are being improperly run 1.000 miles or more or A recapped or tire which and perhaps miss our opportunity 3 Power to require individuals has been run less than 1.000 miles are to do so recapping is Tho Premier sard the war may till i His speech was devoted to Sold to S I praise of the British a number of guns and this year falls on Friday the stores other states we killing about 100 men remain closed on December 26 Defenders of the central give their employees county on tire West Virginia sus reported last night to have a three-day holiday an isolated district which a community in the j The meeting last night was for nas Mozdok area during fighting which purpose of having thc members to remain on thc job or to trans Jer to another He warned however that the power to keep men on jobs or to send them to other employment after retreading not a used tire be to delav to t cost the Germans about 900 killed meet the new secretary repulsed an enemy attack and B Coleman and hear his outline proved their position the plans for the immediate future j I Coleman expressed his Russian forces were declared nt heing back in Kingsport have dislodged Nazi troops from promised to give everything he had wealth which he described as the southeast of up the organization The restrictions do not of tho defense against the destroyed a mortar One of the first innovations that lie should not be permitted to be the board hastened to explain terrible onslaught ever made and several blockhouses make under authorization of Instrument for undercutting the sale of or human rights and artillery and mortar fire members will he the the government through the j It also included a review of the Elsewhere on that battlefront lion of a monthly bulletin which Express agency iwar to date before the Black Sea port of will be sent to all merchants in tiie exceptions to the ban on For Japan just as surely as for our troops repulsed six city l used tire and tube sales or Germany thc writing is on enemy attacks and killed more than Several members spoke at the acy Is rife in Buffalo and Detroit fers nre the Ail that will I on Hitlerites it was announced all expressed the belief Squeezing the last employable j A or turje wrlich la remain of the spectacular Japanese The communique said 300 more that with the employment of a full son in thc area into employment replaced by a tire or tube will be Japan for the wage standards Turnover in wrst coast plants has reached fantastic j said Labor la a crucial problem In with a certificate may be traded in or sold as required by He described Pearl Harbor as at OPA regulations I once a challenge to America to 2 A used tire or tube may be western civilization and to the transferred to the Defense principles of good faith on which it plies Corporation which in turn is basically founded Manpower mny transfer any such article to ai David Lloyd George policy subcommittee person with whom it has entered were slain far to the north Leningrad front association McNutt said the president in- him several weeks ago to draw up n national service now being drafted by the War It Is only fair to this group to into nn agreement as of January state tho subcommittee for sale of tires and indicated their opposition to mediate enactment of national 3 A tire may be transferred ice legislation said They to or for the account of certain believe that all indirect sanctions governmental agencies should be exhausted before such Of vehicles and for ex- a law is passed port Nevertheless they are preparing Any person may transfer an draft legislation for consideration interest in a used tire or tube for whenever thc president indicates purposes subject to OPA that national service legislation is required Under the current freezing left no doubt as to his used tires or tubes which Own belief Mich legislation irc mounted on a vehicle may he was necessary transferred to a dealer or con- Tuesday President Roosevelt they may be temporarily of the transferred for the purchase of cal and difficulties in- mounting or repair or for in legislation for drafting ir n certificate authorizing of men for farm and industrial tnp recapping has been obtained Any dealer who makes or accepts a transfer of a used tire or tube IJ II I which alters his unmounted slock Klind I during the freeze period must file I a report with the Inventory Con- Unit of OPA board clerks said I that full information H such reports nnd other de- York Twenty-four tails of the order he ob- er German American mined at the Rationing Board of- including Wilhelm ice in the post office building Kunze national leader were sen Sec Smuts Page on the time manager i should grow rapidly Thc meeting presided over 1 by Morton president of the Dismiss Divorce Case association C B Hay former dent now with tile Chancellor S E Miller Thursday nance Works was a guest and gave Britain's thc divorce case of short talk about present vs J C Benton listed in the city as they affect the Jfi Chancery Court docket merchants tor bombers smashed at tho of Kiska the last of Aleutian bases once held by tha prisoner of Eden paid There Japanese fmm hc i Twelve tOllS Of bombs Most o the went of him as on enemy shore installations envoy or of giving him any form land on a benched ship in the of diplomatic or privileged status bor Tho explosives set fires in The foreign secretary said area The communique in our judgment there is no cause no mention of any further to apply to Hess treatment other aerial resistance last encountered than that now being elaborated by early this month the United Nations for dealing Meantime with war criminals whoever they Man further reduced tho may be threat to the Allied Pore The question of immediate trial Moresby base In New Guinea by for Hess arose Oct 15 when thc pushing the enemy back Tass agency in Moscow circulated miles in the Owen Stanley the reply of Soviet Foreign Com- tains Molotov to n The expected Japanese assault to Communication from a number Guadalcanal airfield from European j which the American aerial attacks I Tiie Soviet foreign commissar evidently nre being launched out bluntly for immediate reared still to be forming although j trial and punishment for any navy thc enemy had of German atrocities landed additional ready imprisoned by thc allies on the island since Oct 15 I Hess named as such an along with Hitler Goering I and berg The Molotov note did not go the British government hut of Poland j j Yugoslavia Norway Greece the French rational BULLETINS Lee Proposal Denounced tor jLee claimed ing support for liis hill lo ban liquor from army camps Senator i it ns n ir and effort of the old Under MarHal Law Bern All undor tial today n tide of unrest and uncertainty eon tinned to Europe from Norway to France and kans thc nnd committee Fine Imposed On Possessing Whiskey Charge Action On New Tax Measure To Be Postponed Washington Congressional turned an unofficial but em- phatic down Wednesday on any further major tax legislation until the first of thc year With thc of all revenue bills on President Roosevelt's desk for his signature Wednesday after its final approval by both Tuesday tiie chairmen of the two committees let it bo known lhat they and their aides Bad done enough for a Collections Add 18 Tons Scrap today to five years in prison ach for to counsel embers to evade th draft law Federal Judge Alfred 1 Jalo said that in opinion nil nf were guilty nt far than iny violation of Dealers reported Tuesday there pounds of metal junked in Sullivan county i iu of The total to date now stands homes to lose their pounds with several sand pounds yet to he reported by volunteer collection agencies Tho scrap drive is in the nf a time extension sentencing Saturday by drive leaders and within the next two weeks a largo portion of thc county's than six million pounds is exported to be collected rl n n OPO sed in York court of tint fo m l l thc I S cnt Crew Escapes Injury -I Thu crow of a twin-engined army bomber serious injury when thn nnd 10 burned nt thc cuilty commander of the air se in and forces ferrying command unit here 1 Wa reported for I Mhe cuilty commander of se in Was British Ramming Technique Dooms Italian Submarine British destroyer crews have developed a new technique in enemy submarines which prey on Allied in thc Alter the enemy emit lo the surface charges the destroyer rams the sub lo prevent Here's ti exclusive British destroyer thc Italian submarine Hi Thc into the doomed sub In the water can be seen tlic submarine crewman lumped overboard as the destroyer raced up tree of thc destroyer's bow drills haplessly 131 This hole larrow was blown in the conning tower by British gunfire before the Thc de- stroyer noses us class to the submarine to nick up survivors some ol whom be seen clambering toward the boui oj the undersea craft Judge Bond in court Wednesday imposed a they upon the second man this week I while charged with transporting Chairman George D-Gal of tho and dismissed possessing charges Senate Finance Committee told re- against two others that while Secretary of the Tho man who was fined was a Morgenthau might carry out i Kingsport taxi cab driver Willie his announced intention of Williams who was arrested more in direct day night by a squad of officers j enue he thought nothing who reported finding 32 pints concrete be done about it by whiskey in a steamer trunk in after January 1 compartment of thc cab Moreover George made it plain i According to Radio Patrolman W that he believed the tax load con- L Cheek who with Radio tnincd in the already Cecil Motorcycle Of- the maximum Herman Of course George we aro Patrolman made going to have to go into the the arrest thc bore lion of savings to help ginin ABC store and the in financing the war 71 may be that arrest was made on thc Gate City Mr Morgenthau will bring back highway near tho city limits London some ideas of what Williams lined by the tile British have accomplished ill courl and his driver's license was obtaining such forced loans and revoked for one year Two they may be useful to us who were the cab Walter Miller has been in and with on an mission and his possessing intoxicating liquor were absence regarded as likely to acquitted by Judge Bond i delay any new recommendations Thc three are lo face slate charges President Roosevelt told Ills in a magistrate's courl later during conference that he would sign tho day the officers said measure before midnight i The capture of the 32 brings thus breathing life into tho the total amount of whiskey second of two pieces of legislation by police since Saturday told congress on Sept 7 he must night up to 82 pints have quickly to prevent further In- cases disposed of in tho creases in thc cost of living Tho Wednesday included onu man first of which congress gave and having his him speedily control license revoked for onu year over prices wages and salaries four being fined on public i intoxication charges Nazi Bombs Kill IWO Forfeitures taken on bonds in- two of fnr running -T- German planes one of for overtime bombed a town Southwest two of Sin for public killing two toxication one of for and injuring a number ol a small amount of whiskey and two others who were buried in the of 515 for lewdness and of their homes
