European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - September 20, 1945, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Friday september 21 1945 the stars and stripes 3 Harry Hopkins honoured Harry Hopkins Middle Jit a luncheon Given for him recently in new York by the coat and Industry on his induction As chats with mrs Eleanor Roosevelt and James j Walker Walker also feted at the luncheon for his serried As exch airman of the Industry is former mayor of new York Stimson in last conference tells v s to stay armed Washington sept u s is now at the Peak of its military strength and has attained an influence and Leader ship among All nations that is unprecedented Secretary of War Henry l Stimson said today on the eve of his retirement from the War Post he has held since july 1940 the Secretary who retires Friday to be succeeded by Robert p Patterson added in his Farewell statement now that we have arrived at that position we must make sure that we conserve and now Idle in nations strikes Oil Industry is hit Chicago sept 20 cans a crippling strike against the nations Oil Industry appeared to be gaining headway today adding new thou Sands of workers to the More than already away from their jobs because of labor disputes throughout toe country new groups of workers joined strike lines As the Oil workers International Union Cio pressed its demand for a 30percent wage increase f a Knight Union presi Dent predicted the walkouts would extend to the entire Industry continuance of the strike threatened to Cut steel production in big Mills of the Chicago and Gary area there was no change in the situation of another of the country to ranking labor controversies at Westinghouse electric corporation plants in six states the ten Day stoppage has made Idle More than workers after a strike by the company salaried workers Over wage disputes the dispute in the Oil Industry hit the Texas area Asem Plo yees of the Texas company re finery at port Arthur prepared to go off their jobs the pure Oil company refinery at Nederland Texas employing 800 was also shutting Down in the Chicago area the Situa Tion became More serious As the Sinclair refining company plan use it in the cause of Justice and peace throughout the he stressed the necessity of re Taining an armed Force because in the present state of world affairs a Strong military establishment is Stimson cautioned against too Complete Reliance on the atomic bomb in relation to the future of military strategy we must not make Early and easy assumptions that the Days of armies and navies Are he said he pointed out however that the United nations Are moving toward reducing the chances of War by creating Justice and better under standing among All nations Stimson took the occasion to pay High tribute to the military ability of general George c Marshall chief of staff when Japan at tacked the United states general Marshall displayed his Genius by urging the defeat of Germany first in order to gain the Victory in the shortest possible time Stimson said in East Chicago one of the country largest was slated to close this was regarded As a pos sible signal for closing of All sin Clairs bulk stations and pipelines across the country More than workers in plants of East Chicago have gone on strike since monday about 500 were out in Detroit and 400 in Toledo Industry Marks time Detroit sept 20 ans the automotive Industry marked time on wage demands by workers while both management and labor kept a 1 limits off new construction include agencies Bill okd by House committee Washington sept 20 ans House committee on executive expenditures yesterday approved unanimously a Bill authorizing the president to regroup co ordinate or abolish the bulk of approximately 100 executive Agen cies and their functions however the measure unlike the Bill now before a Senate com not permit the pres ident to extend this Power to re organization of departments such As army Navy Commerce Etc specifically exempt also Are the interstate Commerce commission Federal Trade commission securities and Exchange commission he praised general Marshall for and Trie general accounting unhesitatingly stripping the u s once submitted the presidents l meanwhile the Law executive Board concluded its meeting in Washington without definite re sults on its backs work order to striking Kelsey Hayes wheel com Pany workers Richard t Franken Steen Law vice president and a candidate for mayor of Detroit announced that he would seek a settlement of the tie up today the Law executive Board expressed concern Over reports that the Union had decided to accept Eric Johnston m will Hays As film Czar new York sept 20 Hays the film Industry first Czar who Lor 23 years has ruled on what constitutes Good taste in motion pictures today resigned and was succeeded by Eric Johnston West coast industrialist and president of the u s chamber of Commerce Johnston who will continue As chamber president until the annual meeting next Spring indicated that As new president of motion picture producers and distributors of America he twill continue the work of keep ing the movies his acceptance statement placed emphasis on his interest in making the movies Seii he said the development of the atomic bomb has brought the realization that Mankind must live in peace and the motion picture Industry prudently and wisely should be a potent Force for promoting Friendship among nations Hays 66 will remain in the organization in an advisory capacity for five years at a salary reported to be a year Johnston was reported to Nave been named at a salary of dollars the same As has been paid to Hays with dollars a year for expenses a spokesman declined to confirm these figures the Industry hired Hays As its first Overall Public relations Man at a time when the Roscoe Toaty Arbuckle scandal and the Reform movement which brought prohibition had created a threat of censorship to the movies unless the Industry took itself in hand Best known to the Public As the Man who timed the length of screen kisses and ruled that desperadoes could not swear Hays was valuable to his employers be cause he made movies respect Johnson a native of Washington d was a Marine Captain in world War i he began his Busi Ness career As a vacuum cleaner Doort door Salesman in Spokane Wash Eric Johnston opa removes bans on new construction Washington sept 20 ans the government has ordered All close watch on Washington to see what action the reorganized labor department will take to get f Ull j production underway again More than workers remained Idle in strikes and layoffs in the Detroit area but there were no new developments in the threat of the United automobile workers Union Cio to Call for a strike vote Iii some plants if 30 percent wage increases were not forthcoming r j Thomas president of the Law summed up labors attitude towards the labor department re vision when he declared we will wait and training forces of their tanks in j reorganization plans would become the Early War Days in order to effective if majorities of both throw them into the crisis on the egyptian desert when nazi Field marshal Erwin Rommel destroyed virtually All of the British medium tanks had Hitler succeeded in breaking through Egypt into the near East the entire course of the War would have been changed he said Senate confirms Burton for f suor Judi houses of Congress failed to reject them within 60 congressional Days Congress would have no authority to delete any part of the plans or otherwise alter them Board consolidated Washington sept 20 ans ing House building oct 15 despite fears of the opa and other agencies of skyrocketing Home prices reconversion director John w Snyder threw out the Price ceiling on new dwellings along with other wartime curbs on civil Ian construction Snyder said the Swift expansion of building activity offered the greatest single additional source of jobs in our entire Economy these prompt followup actions were taken 1 the War production Board revoked effective oct 15 its hotly disputed order which includes a Price limit on permitted houses this action the associated press said will uncork a big Public works program which has been bottled up three years 2 the opa prepared to Issue strict  Price Ceil Ings in nearly All building supplies Davis resigns Post Truman denies rift Washington sept 20 ans president Truman tonight a the resignation of economic Symington chairman of Stopgap or partial increases now the present Threeman surplus instead of sucking to demands for property disposal Board was nom1 a Flat 30 percent boost r i Ina Ted yesterday by president is absolutely nothing to Ftp Floc Loun Rosl Man to Lle surplus lit for we insist on the entire 30 Vishv a Vii property administrator under declared a High ranking opa rejects retailers proposal to raise prices Washington sept 20 ans stabilization director William h Davis with the assertion that there never has been any conflict of views about the objective of the administration in aiming for High level production and distribution in peacetime or Truman acted after Davis had told reporters on leaving the White House earlier today that he had been tried and convicted for something he didst say Davis referred to reports on his recent press conference at which he said the Standard of living should be improved 50 percent in the next five years without raising the Cost of living he indicated this could be done by holding prices while raising wages the president praised Long service As chairman of the National defense mediation Board and later As head of the War labor Board isolation approved last week official Washington sept 20 ans Senate unanimously Conj finned the appointment Harold h Burton Ohio a supreme court Justice succeeding Owen j Roberts who retired last july on the motion of chairman Pat Mccarran of the Judi Ciary committee the Senate sus Pended its rules to approve the nomination less than 24 hours after it was sent to the Senate Burtons seat will be filled by an by Conj o f f a Tki Brot Liers awaiting death from a muscular disease now coming Back into production be passed on to the con Sumer Price administrator Chester Bowles said yesterday that Cost a which wholesalers and retail stores must absorb any increase in manufacturers lines fear Competition from ships sold abroad a american on sept 20 steamship lines Hava Salisbury n sept 20 Jerry Wrinn of Miami Beach three Pinion with the same disease j really fair and victims of muscular dystrophy a j can certainly sympathize with was the Cornerstone of Price i Ira ii ave tool and wholesalers and Mera Keci Congress to impose restrict chants will be required to absorb on on the competitive use of the increases As Long As the Rej american surplus ships sold to for retail Price remains v j l 1 1 i appointment by Ohio gov Frank rare disease nearly always t tint i ont Tarry a mnthpr1 Jerry s Mother mrs pin ton j Lausche a Democrat Bill seeks to protect wait with patience and fortitude for the death they know will not be Long in coming David 19 has suffered from the Little Jerry Wrinn new York sept 20 ans super sensitive fuses 13 american shipping lines told the Senate Commerce committee we Are opposed to Selling anything unless we know it is not going to come right Back to compete with us on in routes the maritime Corn tried so hard to disease for 11 years Billy is 15 an Little Jerry Wrinn suffering from 12 none Nas been Able to he Drea cled disease muscular Dysh Baltimore sept it pm look Fedl Jod Swalick since be was years old trophy rested today after a Tripa super secret of t recent la from 20 ans the committee is considering the War the by which would authorize the Man i recently All three were examined from Miami Beach and hoped a i proximity which explodes time commission to sell ships by Duke University doctors who new York specialist would make him j a Shell As it read More civil pilots reaches the presence decided that nothing could be feel better soon of an object was disclosed tonight the House today passed unan1 the youths spend most of their the Blond eighty Earold arrived by general Brehon somervell a Mously and sent to the Senate a j time in a Small room in the Home Here yesterday with his Mother reference to the weapon was Wash Turton it Bill to protect the reemployment of their widowed Mother mrs Wrinn from their Miami contained in the text of an address m i Vojt f rights of veterans who did not ree Pinion they like to read comic Beach Home he was taken from the prepared for a testimonial dinner nationwide doom in Cun turn to their peacetime jobs after books and listen to their in a wheel weak Given for the general Here ing w under Watne Civ discharge but worked in War plants Lloyd plays with his pet cat Smoky irom the muscle wasting disease to a Long dreary of Nautis administration reporting j the family Only income is from sit unaided was a Shell which would burst this yesterday said some of its under existing Law the Veteran funds provided by welfare and mrs Wrynn said Jerry would be without manmade errors in est activities during this june in must apply for his old Job within charitable organizations i treated by or a t Mii Horai for mating distances and altitudes in creased by 22 times Over july 1944 90 Days after the service j the Mother Speaks openly of her the which struck three years the general Somerl in student Pilot Cert the proposed wll would give him sons illness they have known for ago it is the same disease which veil said such self operating shells fic ates were issued compared with the right to get his Job Back if he a Long time that All will soon the life of Lou germ army Carne into being and were hurled i in july 1944 commercial applies for it within to Days after she said displaying clippings de doctors have pronounced the boy i with deadly effect against the Pilot certificates also soared Dur Leav Uig the War Industry tailing the tragedy of eight year old beyond Hope no this 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