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PAGE TWO PpUce Push Her Then Catch Her Jap Commander MARKETS 35 1 new offensive against Be Edna Egbert is in mid air after being pushed from second el OkTahoman 'aZeditor7 of the IIMM 1 ICTORY BUY I UNITID RTATffa SS Guritain a Uoutk! I 1 Suit You Regular 50c AIRCRAT TRAINING CASH CHARGE TERMS Ihirhanfo i Apply Room 117 Main Hotel 4 mONDSWD i SUMPS I i 5ft Our Cosmetic Dept Is a Veritable 1 I I a to $298 of fur to Get yours Regularly 150 SPECIAL I a 1 Pick Up New beauty With Du Barry I I RIDAY MARCH 20 I Presided ve'r by a trained personnel Maxine Hudspeth and Jewel Thorpe or the correct answers to your cosmetic problems bring them to our store GREEN DEMANDS PROBE STATE ON PROTEST ACT (Continued rom Page One) But at almost the same time' Ralph Bard assistant secretary of the navy told the House naval com mittee that Congress should estab lish a national labor policy unless it was done voluntarily at earliest possible and said over the closed shop had impeded production in some instances He was testifying on the Smith bill to abrogate closed shop bontracts in plants with navy and army contracts and suspend the maximum hours law in them Another Defends 40 Hours Bard described double pav for Sunday and holidays as and said he hoped that in 30 the question of pay ing double time would be settled He said the 40 hour week had not handicapped navy production and that some employes were working 48 52 and 60 hours a week He opposed the suspension of the 40 hour week saying must be a ceiling on hours Chairman Vinson (D Ga) of the naval committee demanded that the navy department submit recommendations for recapturing excessive profits after Undersecre tary James orrestal had ob jected to provisions of the Smith bill on that matter Green said that the demands for special labor legislation resulted from an attempt to confuse and mislead the American of which he said a state wide campaign in Oklahoma was a leading example Directed are the men behind this Green asked of the Okla homa campaign is paying for it? Where do the thousands of dollars that are being spent in con ducting it come from What is the connection between the current Oklahoma campaign and the anti war rallies and mass meetings or ganized in Oklahoma shortly be fore Pearl The A of head then asked senators to investigate what he said was a campaign by the lahoma City publishers of the Ok lahoma City Times and the Daily He said as he left the closed ses Lovely Easter Dresles $398 to $2975 It two newspapers know of funds which 1 were raised any where in the state for the purposes of the cam said Gaylord the campaign was freely joined in by 1 other newspapers 1 of 5 Miamians Leave or Army Service ive Miamians left the local army recruiting sub station Thurs day for physical examinations and eventual assignments According to Corp Woody the group included: Owen Smith Jr' 19 26 campaign are indica he added the Thais are not going to fight too desper ately for I 59c 49c 39c 49c $129 $100 25c 69c 25c 39c 39c 35c Produce KANSAS CITY March CP) Poultry and produce: no changes Big taan is expected as Gen Tomo yuki Yamashita conqueror of Singapore takes over as com mander of Jap forces in the Philippines as to just what help or equipment is on the vvay but you may as sume that the effort contemplated is British military quarters said Chinese troops were continuing to harass the Japanese advance in Burma toward Toungoo In the critical battle for the ap proaches to Australia Australian drafted from the civilian population were reported peppering Japanese invasion forces marching against southern New Guinea A Japanese air attack yesterday upon Darwin north Australian military and naval base killed two persons nd wounded seven or eight others Australians dSid Trifling damage was reported in further raids upon port Moresby 'where one bomber was reported heavilv hit and in the Solomon' Islands area Veteran reinforcements for Gen eral Douglas south west Pacific command detach ments of United Sates airmen from Java and British and Australians from arrived in Mel bourne by special train after de barking at various ports Defense of Burma was compli cated by a growing demand of her nationalists for independence in the wake of steps toward giving neighboring India dominion status Current British withdrawals and the movement of Japanese troops northward from the Rangoon area indicate that the major fight in Central Burma will be for the pyed prome highway which runs along the Irrawaddy river through the Yenangyuang oil fields to Man dalay OUR DOCTOR and our prescription de partment are allies in the great war against disease Long experierice in working together have made them a combination that be beat! why when your doctor writes a prescription and Coleman Hutts compounds and dispenses it you get the fullest possible measure of medical the kind of care that will keep 'Americans strong for Victory! LOTION 25 A COMBINATION Can't die (Beat! Leonardo da Vinci was lefthand ed and wrote from right to left The anabas fish of India climbs trees to seek water in the leaves when streams go dry and it is un able to find any elsewhere price for a short time! MIAMI DAILY NEWS RECORD MIAMI OKLA Miami Grain (Subject to market changes) nueat Corn Oats billion dollars worth of war work with' 'allowances made for over time he said He said England had tried work weeks of 60 to' 78 at the start of this war and was forced to reduce these in order to increase produc tion 1 Nelson told the senators that no special war time labor legisla tion was needed and that in fact such action might actually delay production BATTLE STARTS AT NEW GUINEA JAP VESSEL HIT (Continued rom Page One) In his first interview since his spectacular dash from siegebound Bataan peninsula Gen MacArthur declared: President of the United States ordered me to break through the Japanese lines and proceed from Cprregidor to Australia for the purpose as I understand it of organizing an American offensive against Japan primary purpose of this is 'the relief of the Philippines I came through and I will Thus in crisp terms Gen Mac served notice on Japan that the long weeks of allied defensive fighting the disheartening re treats in Malaya and the Dutch East Indies may soon be ended High ranking United States and Australian army officers confer red with Australia's army ministerrancis orde paving the way for an Allied war council which will assume basic control of all mili tary operations The council was expected to in clude Gen MacArthur the new United Nations supreme command in the southwest Pacific Lieut Gen George Brett A deppty supreme commander Vice 'Admiral Herbert Leary chief of Allied naval forces: in the Austra lian area Other cheering news came in a promise of Allied offensive action against Japan herself by Lieut Gen Joseph Stilwell Awho declared in Chungking: United States means tusi ness and we be satisfied un til we see American and Chinese troops in Tokyo Stilwell recently appointed chief of staff to Chinese Generalissimo Chiang Kai Shek Allied supreme commander in the China theater said he had been placed in com mand of all forces in China India and Burma Previously there had been no word of any United States troops in Burma except fliers of the American volunteer group China needs to help her war effort will be furnished without Stilwell said I am unable to go into details MRS DORA CARTER Mrs Dora Carter who has re sided at Quapaw for the last 24 years died at 9:45 Thursday night at Miami Baptist hospital She was 57 years old She is survived by seven sons Bill Rose Homer Rose Roy Rose all of Quapaw Virgil Carter of Houston Tex Paul Carter of Bax ter Springs Junior and Donald Carter of the home tvAi daughters Mrs Grace Jones and Miss Ruby Carter of Miami three grandsons and three brothers Robert an ning Homer anning and John anning all of Springfield Mo uneral 'arrangements are in complete The Dumil uneral home of Richer will be in charge of services 4 DURHAM HAS THE CLOTHES GET READY OR EASTER at COATS SUITS COSTUME SUITS PRINTZESS AND MARY LANE 990 $1090 $1275 $14 75 $1675 $1975 $2500 $2975 and up to $5950 No Advances at Durham's Many 100 Virgin Wools The Best Values Dozens of New Easter Hats $198 $298 to $598 elt Strawn dozens received today PurRes Gloves Blouses Skirts LAY AWAY SPECIALS Danya CREAM LOTION 28' sion after more than two and a half hours that he had asked that the Oklahoma investigation be made by the special defense in vestigating committee under Sen ator Truman (D Mo) has hot been a singlestrike involving a single Worker in Oklahoma war industries since December 7 Green said as he testified that the two Oklahoma papers a frantic appeal to repeal the 40 hour work week and io outlaw Green related that the papers sponsored a mass meeting down town at which speakers urged those present to contact Oklahoma senators and congressmen Restrictive labor legislation Green said would the hpari out of the voluntary cooperation offered by American can do nothing that free workers will not give in larg er or more generous meausre when they are offered the ribnm 'tunity to co the labor leader told the Senate appropria tions subcommittee which has been investigating war production and labor relations Yesterday Donald Nelson chairman of the War Production board suggested to the senators that a system of distinguished service' awards plus in key industries be tried to stimulate war production Green after lauding President ztoosevelt stand against repeal of the 40 hour work week law suggested that senator's probe the forces behind the flood of letters and telegrams demanding this and similar war time labor legislation On the House side of the capi tol undersecretary of the navy Jams orrestal testified on the Smith bill to limit profits on war contracts to a maximum of six percent suspend hour limitation and overtime pay for work on navy and armv contracto abrogate closed shop contracts in plants holding navy and army contracts but he confined himself to the profit limitation section He gave qualified approval to a limitation of profits if the pro vision was accompanied by an ex cess profits tax program and con stant supervision of work under defense contracts He said: am not in favor of it in its present form without a more careful method of enforcing it The meth od frankly is not clear to when asked if he approved the bill as drawn Green told the Senate commit tee: In my opinion Congress and the administration are to be prais ed not condemned for not repealing the 40 hour week and for not outlawing strikes To have done otherwise would have creat ed a feeling of injustice among wage earners by taking away I from them the protective stand ards which are also efficiency standards Demal of the right to strike cannot occur in a Green denied that the 40 hour week was slowing war production or increasing costs He said war industries workers were serving from 48 to 60 hours weekly of overtime now would mean a paycut for workers and still further profits for indus I tries which have contracts for 50 I OBITUARY HARLAND A PATTERSON Harland A Patterson 47 years old died at Jiis home on West A street at 5:30 yesterday afternoon He was a ihiner and a war veteran He is survived by his wife Mrs May Patterson two sons Claude and Bruce one daughter Naomi one brother Claude Patterson and one sis ter Mrs Walter Carpenter Cor tez Colo The body is at the Dur nil uneral hoptC Arrangements will be announced later LONG JOBS V2 Overtime Double Pay Sunday No Age Limits 4 Week Course STILWELL GIVEN WIDE COMMAND American Officer' to Direct S' orces in China In dia and Buriha I CHUNGKING I United States Lieut Gen Joseph JW' Stilwell announced today he had been placed in command of all forces in China India and Burma and promised that be satisfied until we see American and Chinese troops in Tokyo Stilwell recently made chief of staff to Generalissimo Chiang Kai Shek allied supreme cofnmander in the China theater pledged that China needs to help her war effort will be furnished withbut' Roosevelt1 has ex pressed his determination to use i inccuiB necessary tor duna in defeat of the he told his first press conference am unable to go into details as to just what help or equipment is on the way but you may assume the fact that I have been assigned to command any United States forces China Burma and India thatthe effort contemplated is large fl The United States means busi ness and we be satisfied until we see American and Chinese troops in Tokyo Stilwell had just returned from an inspection trip to the British Chinese positions in Burma where he commands the fifth and sixth vnuiese armies Stilwell warned against impa tience while the United Nations are mustering their forces for the in evitable counter offensive is a great deal of work to do first and there are mistakes to be he said The American commander said the American volunteer group fli ers would be used to his Chinese troops in Burma and add ed that of my biggest worries is to gef adequate air support for those but get He said their discipline was He described the Chinese soldier as of the best in the world If he has the equipment and sup plies no one can lick As for the Japanese: We knew the Japanese were a mt oi savages and we knew they were not afraid to die AVe were rather surprised by their initial vestigation of what he termed the but cool consideration in favor of such successes the United States we were too dumb to seq through their in lor it We realize they are a dangerous and aggressive enemy but where thev have been mcl Bv Ji piuuuvuvii 'MA wall No one suggested to equal strength they oo 1 havo hoow If 1 I HLftCU Stilwell said he had no idea of Editor Replies OKLAHOMA CITY March The Oklahoma City Times in an note topping a Wash ington story stating that Presi dent William Green of the A of asked a congressional in nuau UC vcuiitu L1IK Oklahoma campaign for repeal of that the probabilities were ri i I in tne sv nour week said today: Oklahoma Publishing com Danv hac uv utviicy ivx initiating or conducting the edito and now we are paying 1 on I trtn if XXTn 11 nai eiiort it has made to cause Congress to remove present re strictions on production of war materials the editor that such a campaign! no lonn'linr) Gaylord president of the P1 th2 Japanese were using their company which publishes the alhed Thal tnoops in the Burma mi mpm' 1 1 They Pained ILLVnd ltchd I Then this DOCTORS' Ointment Gave Relief That Amazed HlmlI was positively emazed at the relief of jfe in and itching of piles when I 9Ur ointment wLesler Whaley Hiawatha Kans what apectodt rom Thornton U8ed odjunctively noted Thornton Minor Clinic or quick relief of pain Itching soreness of piles fissures rectal Irritations: simple non surglcal cases Sel wlth Pile pipe cover) if notdellahle11 money back Value 7Sc Special now only Me i Chicago Produce CHICAGO March But ter firmer creamery 93 score 3435 92 34 other prices un changed Efgs firm fresh grad ed extra first 28 cars 29 firsts local 28 cars 28 storage packed extras 30 first 30 other prices unchanged Poultry live steady firm hens over 5 lbs 22 5 lbs and down 26 Leghorn hens 21 broilers 2 lbs and down colored23 Plymouth Rock 26 White Rock 25 springs 4 lbs up colored 26 Ply mouth Rock 28 White Rock 27 li under 4 lbs colored 23 Ply mouth Rock 26 White Rock 25 bareneck chickens 22 roosters 15 Leghorn roosters 14 ducks 4 lbs colored 22 white 23 small colored' 21 white 21 geese 12 lbs down 19 over 12 lbs 18 turkeys' toms old 20 young 23 hens 29 capons 7 lbs up 28 under 7 lbs 28 slips 25 street northwest Ode Lambert 21 326 street northwest George Colvard 21 general delivery Leon Burdick Jr 20 139 street northeast and Hosea Clark Jr 27 108 street north east Baniili 'winter wearines from your altin in juat twenty minute witli thia Richard Hudnut cream DuBarryl ace reshening' illip ree with DuBarry CLEANSING CREAM Both for 1 TEK TOOTH i BRUSHES SSt Over a million packages Ij afe Ingredients as listed in it: ill OKLAHOMANS DIG DEEP INTO SOCK Residents Pay 21 Millions In ederal State Collections Also Up OKLAHOMA CITY March 20 The federal government has made a $21184324 dent in Okla pocketbooks for 1941 in come taxes with further payments in quarterly installments expect ed to bring the total to $60 000 000 Jones deputy 'collector of internal revenue said collections are running nearly $4000000 above those of March 1930 which were paid on incomes prosper ous '29 Collections this time last year totaled $8028543 With lowering of exemptions and raising of the tax more than 206500 persons and corporations in the state filed returns this year compared with only 122600 a year ago while taxable returns jumped from 48168 to 114681 The State Tax commission meanwhile reported that income taxes due Oklahoma on last business are abuot 25 percent greater than the total due at the same time last March on 1940 in come i Tabulations lip to yesterday showed liabilities of $2580979 compared to $4065440 on March 19 1941 Returns numbered 79 310 as against 64531 a year ago Thousands of returns filed be fore the March 16 deadline have yet to be checked and final figures are not expected to be available for another week or 10 days offi cials said Mrs EHnn crherf Ta in llzJ i io hi uuu air miimc num rr story ledge outside her New York City apartment into a net by po: who tried for half ah hour to keep her from jumping in wnai is oeiieved to have beea a suicide attempt (NEA TELEPHOTO) 4 North Main Phone 351 1 ig i 2 for' I Only JAPANESE NAVY ASSAILS ALLIES I (Continued rom Page One) 1 fare regulations when her enemies disregard them SALE of URS Chubbys $19 to $98 Coats $39 Every kindselect from today Terms To CURTIN DEBATES BRITISH ACTION Australian Tells Churchill Latter Made Mistake in New Assignments CAMBERRA' Australia March 'I 20 W) A long distance contro versy between Winston Churchill I and John Curtin head of Austral laborite government with I minister to Washing 1 ton Richard Casey in the mid was being aired today A summary of crisp exchanges ll between the prime minister was is sued today in advance of a white paper promised for next Wednes a day which will contain full docu mentation of the argument over 1 the best use to be found for Casey 1 ChurchiH wanted him to he min ister of state in the Middle Ea'st I for the British war cabinet a rep I resentative of the United Kingdom I there in all but strictly military I matters Curtin wanted him to stay 1 in Washington where' he i said I contacts had made him i most valuable to Australia and his I replacement most li I ChurchillJ" according to sum mary of the prospective white pa per said he first learned that Cas ey was eager foy a change when I he spent a night with the minister aboard train on his i visit to the United States last December and i January 3 Curtin saying that Casev never I had intimated to him or any other minister that he ready for a shift had asked Churchill not to I make the offer I The appointment of the hand I some mustached Australian to the 1 1 Middle East post was announced I first in London' yesterday This ill caused a stir at Canberra followed II by such a reluctant 'yielding on I part that Churchill cabled an expression of at the I tone and of re 1 action I The Melbourne Herald said the I public reaction to the Casey ap I pointment was shock I and disappointment if it is not I altogether too late the matter should be i WANTED! 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