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THE SU, UAL'iiJiOUE, i uiU.VV JIOHMNU. OCTOUEll 2, 11)12 rRaid Victims9 Roairi Streets As Notre Dame College Burns9 3 EXECUTIONS HALTED ON EYE PODLTRYKEN SET RECORDS CALLS SWAMP FUEL DEALERS Householders Worried About Chance Of Getting Any. Heating Oil Wardens Contrive Plenty Of "Incidents" To Surprise Court And Governor Act In Dairy Products Also Coming Homeland Report Center During Test If you didn't see that group of, house had been damaged and that Into Market In Big Quantities, Dr. Oswald Says Mrs. White had been Injured.

She people without their clothes in the Signal Success Is Attributed 4800 block Crowson avenue last Case Of Slaying Of Theater Manager Writs Issued On Petition Alleging Discrimination In Negroes' Conviction (Continued rom Page 30) Suppliers Tell Them To Take It Easy And Phone Back After Next Week To 10 Increase In Production Of Feed Wash face with scop end water before shavmg. lather er rub in cream 2-3 minutes to soften beard step No. 1 in the Martin Blade Conservation Plan. Make your MAKLIN BLAO fS fast longer Poultry and dairy products are being marketed in record-breaking quantities in Maryland as the conse night; if you didn't see Notre Dame College on North Charles street in flames; if you didn't smell a distinct odor of garlic don't think you are an old fuddy-duddy who misses everything. Nobody saw them.

They all were imaginary air-raid disasters thought up by sector wardens in Precinct Zone 2, of the Northern district, which comprises the Homeland section. The imaginary "disasters" were telephoned in by about seventy-five escaped with minor cuts and abrasions, however. More serious incidents began to pour in as the sector wardens got their imaginations to work. Notre Dame college had live buildings hit and several fatalities. The students' defense unit and the sisters at the college gave the injured first aid before evacuating them from the burning buildings.

Garrett Home Struck Hits were scored on the John W. Garrett home on North Charles street and a warden in the 5200 block of Springlake Way reported that a "definite odor of garlic" was quence ot an Intensified war-pro duction program to furnish substl Even A Tiny Bottle Cap Can Help 11in the War! Multiply the metal of one Suburban Club bottle cap by the thousands of caps we save by using one BIG bottle instead of three small ones. That's plenty of metal saved for Victoryl So always ask for the BIG bottle of super-carbonated Suburban Club beverages. Still only 10c and still in many delicious flavors. and were indicted by the grand jury of the State of Maryland, acting for the city of Baltimore, and were tried by.

a petit jury in the Criminal Court of Baltimore City, in the selection of which grand jury and petit jury there was racial discrimination against Negroes contrary to the provisions of the Alarmed householders yesterday over worked the telephone switchboards of Baltimore fuel-oil suppliers with rationing questions. They were told by the dealers to: "Take it easy. "Sit tight for a week. Then call your dealer with your queries and orders. The pressure will have subsided by then.

tutes for beef, pork and other meats, Dr. E. I. Oswald, of the University of Maryland's extension service, revealed yesterday. wardens to the Northern district Maryland farmers were not stopped in their drive for boosted production by the fact that cows and chickens cannot be placed on a Fourteenth Amendment of the Con report center, where a group of Suburban Club noted afte ra bomb hit near by.

He attributed the odor to poison gas "All who deserve fuel oil will be supplied. If some suppliers can't take care of their individual cus three-shift, around-the-clock basis LINGER ALE and sounded the proper alarm. More gas bombs evidently hit in the 4800 block of Crowson avenue they have solved the problem by obtaining more cows and chickens. Dr. Oswald said that the signal success which already has been achieved was made possible in the A laconic report for a sector warden there was: "Clothing re moved from persons suffering from tomers, other suppliers are prepared to jump in and supply them with oil to tide them over." Absence Of Policy Dealers who reported they were swamped with calls blamed the confusion on the absence of a definite stitution of the United States, in the respect that out of a colored population of approximately twenty per cent, of the total population of Baltimore city only two jurors of the colored race were included in the array of more than fifty-two jurors submitted for the trial of the defendants' case, and that in the selection of jurors for the general panels of juries for the trial of cases in Baltimore city the number of members of the colored race included thereon was so much less than the proportionate percentage first place by increasing the pro mustard gas." duction of feed more than ten per The warden didn't mention what happened to the victims after their about fifteen precinct and distict executives received them in a test which reversed the usual procedure for air-raid exercises.

Staff Didn't Know As G. H. chief precinct warden, pointed out, in previous tests he and his assistants made up the incidents while the wardens were kept in the dark; last night the report center staff didn't know anything about it until the calls were received. And calls were received, more than 100 of them in about an hour, as Homeland came pretty near to being wiped out by as severe an air raid (imaginary) as any visited on London. The bombing was so severe that cent.

Using All Crops "The farmers of Maryland are using all possible crops to the best Sav th crowns from every bottle and return them all to your dealerl rationing policy and "unnecessary reports" from Washington that some householders will be denied advantage," the university official clothing had been removed. Report center officials chuckled and said they guessed they were herded indoors. Bomber Crashes All was not beer and skittles for said. "Hay crops this year were oil. good and there was an unprecedented acreage planted in soybean.

The most frequent question put of the colored population of Baltimore city as to imount to a discrimination and to be a denial of due process of law and the equal to the dealers was: the enemy raiders, however. I VI UlUr I I Irtf most of which is being converted into feed." if 1 Dressctf1 protection of the laws to the pe "Now that October 1 is here, can still get oil?" Dealers explained that the Office Reports from every section of the EXCLUSIVELY i In the 5400 block of Springlake Way, just two squares from the "odor of garlic" an enemy bomBer made a crash landing and burst into flames. The warden reported titioners." Rosebank avenue was wiped out at State indicate that the farmers are expanding poultry flocks still more. Dr. Oswald said.

of Price Administration had an least twice. As call after call came Attractive Fall StyUt Now Biting Shown 1800 N. Charles St MUlbtrry 2121 NO OTHER LOCATION into the center reporting hits along this street William P. Gildea, Many poultrymen who operated that as far as he could see three persons were trapped in the burn nounced that the consumers could be given full tanks of oil between September 15 and October 1, or a maximum of 275 gallons. ing wreckage.

The report center switchboard feJU who was putting little red pins on a map to mark the disasters, yelled, "I don't see how we can have any in the past on a seasonal basis are planning to keep up capacity operations in the winter months for the duration of war, he reported. Judge Chesnut set the case down for a hearing Tuesday and directed Patrick J. Brady, warden of the Maryland Penitentiary, to deliver the three Negroes to the courtroom on that day. Hearing Was Refused Mr. Eby set forth that the three Negroes were tried in the Criminal Court and committed to the Penitentiary last December 18.

He also stated that the convictions were was operated by Shirley G. Kilmer, Many consumers took it to mean Kenneth A. Bourne, Arthur Hull, Franklin O. Curtis, T. Guy War- more hits on Rosebank, all the houses are gone now." Hit His House that deliveries would cease after October 1, when homeowners were I Ifietl field, O.

D. Hampson, P. Francis ii required to measure the oil in their tanks. 1 want to gain ana gruw ,5 QUAKER OATS A SUPER FOOD FORME? upheld by the Maryland Court of Questions Answered The dealers answered the ques A few minutes later Mr. Gildea called out, "Hey, this can't go on, they have just hit my house." He wasn't the only one in the report center group to have a disaster hit near home.

Lucius R. White, received a call from a sector warden that his Garrigan, Donald Schwaab, Fred Meyer, R. O. Tillman and Mr. White.

J. Cookman Boyd, district warden, was in charge of the test. He was assisted by Allen Davis, Landon Davies, Allen Sauerwein and Mr. Mackelcan. Appeals" and that a member of the Supreme Bench refused to grant a tion in this fashion: "All customers will be delivered hearing on habeas corpus action.

is 'i It In granting the stay of execution to Williams, Governor O'Conor stated: oil after October 1 they will promise to give the dealer ration coupons for that oil when the coupons are made available." "Upon learning of the critical Meanwhile, the dealers said they had made no effort to speed up de ENSIGN CHARGES U.S. IS COMPLACENT EASTMAN LAUDS RAIL FREIGHT JOB condition of Frank Williams, colored, sentenced to be hanged tonight at the Maryland Penitentiary, I requested complete examination 5 liveries, that deliveries were con tinuing over a schedule normal for this time last year, that it is fool by consulting surgeons of the hardy for householders now to try to stock up with oil by loading their tanks when all of that oil Jones Given Report "Dr. James Herbert Wilkerson v. Don't Hold Back On War Effort Until Against Wall, Walter Straub Writes Home Says There's No Need Of Placing Restrictions On Shipments must be accounted for before a basic ration allotment can be awarded. has reported to Willis R.

Jones, chairman of the State Board of Cor Other questions by the consum 1 can ers, with the answers supplied by rection, that Williams is in a precarious condition as the result of self-inflicted burns, caused by igniting paper close to his skin while 4. -rf In a letter to his mother mailed from "somewhere in the Pacific" the distributors, were: Q. Where do I go to get cou in the death house. pons, application lorms lor ration "At our request, Dr. John E.i Legge, president of the State Board! ing books or other means I need to secure fuel oil? of Medical Examiners, also made! an examination yesterday.

In his report it is stated that if the execu- where he is on duty with the United States Navy, Ensign Walter M. Staubb, 22, of Baltimore, charged the American people with complacency and urged that they not hold back their all-out war effort "till our backs are to the wall." No Office Set Up A. No office for this distribu YES! Because: -JEffiSffiS ble to everyone! Get package-today. uiuAif.r.RAlN tion of coupons or the registration i tion is carried out tonight it would; of householders has been set up as yet. It will be set up and ODT order freezing passenger train schedules ends specials to race-track, football and other sports events Page 3 9 Railroads are "doing a good job" of handling anything and everything that is brought to them for shipment, Joseph B.

Eastman, director of the Office of Defense Transportation, said yesterday. There is no need now, because of the job the railroads are doing, of placing any restriction on the shipment of freight, he added. "We hope it won't be necessary," said Mr. Eastman. VPassenger travel, however, is taxing all available equipment and threatens to increase in volume, hence the "freezing" of all passenger schedules and the elimina ration applications will be han be necessary to carry Williams toi the gallows on a stretcher.

He indi-! cates that Williams may die as result of the burns. "In the light of these facts I con- sider it my duty to prevent the hanging of Williams tonight. Ac-i dled in the same manner as registration for sugar, gasoline and other rationed commodities. DELICIOUS vnw. MAKER L-.

SUPtt Foo "I do wish there was some way of awakening the people at home to the fact that there actually is a war going on," he wrote his mother, Mrs. Margaret H. Straub, who lives at 4000 North Charles street. "Unassuring As Hell" Conserve Fuel with CHIMNEY SWEEP The Scientific Soot Destroyer Heat authorities claim that as little as three-sixteenths of an inch of soot causes an amazing percentage of fuel loss. Chimney Sweep cleans costly soot from the inside of your entire heating plant, whether coal, gas, or oil.

Chimney Sweep is non-inflammable, non-explosive. Mail and Phone Orders SAtatoga 4321 Housewares. Fifth Floor. hutzler mwm Q. Can you supply me with the figures of my last year's consumption on which my future supply is to be based? "From all one reads in the papers and magazines, the American pub A.

Not immediately. Rationing officials as yet have not instructed dealers in what form such figures lic is still too complacent to take seriously the fact that it's not all so tion of special trains to sporting are to be reported in the applica cordingly, I am granting a stay of execution in his case." A. Group To Meet The first fall meeting of the Parent-Teacher Association of School 18 will be held Wednesday at 8 P. M. at the school on Druid Park Drive.

Bernard Klein, president of the group, will introduce the new principal, Miss Ruth Miller, to the organization. Dr. Florence Bamberger will be principal speaker. far away as the distances seem to 'events tion for rations or over what periods indicate it is to be extended as a rationing basis. Such consumption figures "For God's sake, do your part In will.be available for each customer trying to eliminate this uninterested attitude at home.

It's unassur in plenty of time so that the cus ing as hell to know that the home tomer may take them to the ra front is more concerned with bene tioning authorities in making his fit to individuals and to certain fac tions and classes than it is with its own country's wartime production Let's not wait till our backs are to application. Area Of Homes Q. How am I to measure the square foot area of my home on which rationing will be partially based? A. No one knows as yet. OPA authorities have not announced HUTZLER BPQTHER5 the wall.

Struggle And Tragedy what sections of the home, "whether attics, cellars, attached garages or "This is not gloomy just advice after having viewed the situation from a better vantage point than you seem to have in the States. For God's sake, awake, or settle down to long years of struggle and greater tragedy in a more slowly doghouses." are to be included in Luxury Consignments Mr. Eastman asserted that the railroads were carrying all freight offered for shipment without impairment of service on war goods, after statements by spokesmen for the Baltimore and Ohio and Pennsylvania to the effect that non-essential and luxury consignments were absorbing badly needed equipment. These spokesmen pointed out that Baltimore florists are regularly getting shipments of fancy dahlias from California by rail and that there are no restrictions whatever, from the standpoint of necessity, on the transportation of freight by railroad. Has Power To Act, He Says If shipment of non-essential goods begins to bog down our rail transport system, Mr.

Eastman said, the Office of Defense Transportation has the power to enforce schedule of priorities. "That," said Mr. Eastman, "is provided for in the executive order under which we are operating. We would ask the War Production Board to establish a priority list and then enforce it. However, there is no need of that at this point." 8,000 Lunches Served such measurement.

At best, square-foot basis is temporary in nature and a later basis will un earned victory." Ensign Straub has been on active duty with the fleet since his gradu doubtedly be decided upon. Q. Will I get more oil if there are older or ill people, or children, or temporary sickness in my home, GOODBYE FURNITURE SCRATCHES They disappear like tragic as you polish with Your old furniture can look like new in a few minutes! OLD ENGLISH Scratch Removing Polish contains a special coloring agent which sinks into ugly scratches makes them disappear. Yet does not change color of wood or stain hands. At all hardware.grocery, department and 10-cent stores.Try it today.

ation from the United States Naval REMOVING -1 POLISH requiring more-than-normal heat Academy in December, 1941. Arundel Democrats Plan Harmony Rally Annapolis, Oct. 1 (Special) Anne Arundel Democrats, especially candidates on the winning and losing primary tickets, will hold a harmony meeting Monday night at the party headquarters on West street. This was announced tonight by Wilbur R. Dulin, candidate for the State Senate.

His announcement followed the selection of Oscar Hartge as chairman of the general for their care? Don't Know Formula A. We 'don't know what the rationing formula is to be for such factors, but we understand it will provide due consideration for such residents of an oil-heated home. We believe rationing boards will allow extra allotments for such a situation in an effort to be essentially fair in the rationing of oil. Q. Last year I went to Florida for a month, and my burner was shut off.

Will that be considered in (Dili Engltslf SCRATCH REMOVING POLISH allowing me a quota of fuel oil election campaign. Sheriff Russell Uncle Sam says based on my last year's consumption? A. Rationing authorities will give due consideration here, also. Q. What is all this business To Recruits So Far The Midnight Lunch Committee to date has served nearly 8,000 lunches to naval recruits leaving for duty, according to Theodore R.

McKeldin, chairman. The project was started in January. Recently, a tribute was paid to the more eighty churches in the Baltimore area which have served the lunches. Representatives of these religious organizations were guests at a reception at the Lord Baltimore Hotel. Speakers included Mr.

McKeldin, C. Turner, who is not a candidate, will be treasurer. Others on the campaign committee include Emanuel Klawans and Charles M. Christian. Plans for the campaign will be discussed at the rally.

Flag- Eaising Sunday HERE'S 3-WAY HELP in one wholesome fruit juice which says that if I am able to convert to coal heat and don't, I won't be supplied with any oil? No Extra Allotment A. It Is our understanding that MINERALS, VITAMINS (B and G) for energy. CARBOHYDRATES-to rebuild worn-out tissues. LAXATIVE EFFECT to sweep away poisons. A neighborhood parade and pa ESCALATORS ARE NOW RUNNING FROM THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE TO HUTZLER'S FOURTH FLOOR Use this modern method of vertical transportation.

You will find it quicker and more comfortable. triotic oratory will feature a flag raising at 6 P. M. Sunday in the 400 block of North Curley street The exercises will be under the auspices of the Veterans of For PRUNE if a householder is able to convert to coal heat without undue hardship and refuses to make such a conversion, he will be supplied only with a basic ration and probably will be refused a supplemental ration insuring good heat for his home at all times. However, there is no law on this subject as yet, Lieut.

K. B. Emmons, who is in charge of naval recruiting in Maryland; Lieut. P. R.

Warmee and Boatswain Alfred G. Vanderbilt. William F. Laukitis is vice-chairman of the Midnight Lunch Committee; Joseph L. Carter, secretary, and M.

William Adelson, treasurer, SUNSWEET UICE eign Wars. The flag will commemorate eleven youths of the block who have entered the service. The Growers Own Brand 6.