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ST. PETERSBURG TIMES, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1940 THIRTY-TWO WMicn CAaJe Weather off the Nazi air assaults as well as by expectation of more business gains on the home front. The buying spurt in wholesale and security markets, rather than Roosevelt to Lead Nation In Day of Peace Prayers FLORIDA Mostly cloudy, scat, tered showers today and in south and central portions Monday. Details on page 2. Swollen Factory Pay Rolls Boost Nation's Income the week's industrial reports, was Times Will Conduct County-Wide Polls On F.

D. R. and Willkie taken in financial circles as the best indicator of how autumn 1 ST. PETERSBURG, FLORIDA, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1940 SIXTY-FOUR PAGES TEN CENTS parable 1939 period, the Federal Reserve board reported. Impressed by the retail figures, many merchants Increased orders to keep up with the trend.

Dun and Bradstreet, said the wholesale buying appeared to be mostly geared to retail demand rather than for stocking inventory, as in the wild rush to buy at the start of the war last September. In textile and metal markets, too, actual contracts for government and industrial needs appeared to have hastened purchases, in contrast with excited speculative buying in basic commodities when markets resumed after Labor day last year to find Europe at war. Getting into motion after a prolonged summer stalemate, stocks and bonds likewise rose OOlfPl.fCTK ASSOCIATED PRESS. UNITED PKKSS AND INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICBb business winds were blowing. Willkiecrot Resigns Democratic Post VOL.

57, NO. 43 The St. Petersburg Times this week will inaugurate a Nutria, Black, and Soldier Blue to the fore! BIRMINGHAM. P) R. Du-pont Thompson, leader in the county-wide poll on the national presidential race between President Roosevelt and Wendell L.

Willkie. During the next six days a cross section of voters in HOUSE PASSES DRAFT BILL Willkie Democrat ranks here, re signed yesterday from the county Democratic executive committee and his resignation was accepted all parts of the county will be asked: "If the election were today would you vote for Roosevelt or WUlkie?" immediately. inompsons resignation was asked earlier in the week by after Labor day in a sedate advance. Wall Street speculators seemed to be animated by hope An additional question, to gauge any shift in sentiment, will be: How did you yote in 1932, for Roosevelt or Hoover; By United Press The single major power remaining at peace in a war-torn world bows its head in solemn prayer today and humbly asks God "to grant to this land and to the troubled world a righteous, enduring peace." In response to a proclamation issued by President Roosevelt, setting aside the day for peace prayers, Catholics, Protestants and Jews rather throughout the country to beseech God "to make us reverently prate ful for our heritage ana" firm in its defense," and to "grant permanent pence to nations of the world." Amidst the greatest armament and defense program in the nation's history Americans of all faiths gather in country meeting houses, on ships at sea and in the huge stone churches of the city, to pray. At Hyde Park, N.

the president and his family will attend services at quiet, old St. James Episcopal church conducted by the Rev. Frank R. Wilson. In New York city special ceremonies will take place in scores of churches.

At St. Patrick's cathedral on Fifth avenue special statements will be offered after each mass. At the Episcopal churches a special prayer com Walling Keith, Democratic cam paign chairman for the county. England would continue to beat in 193b, for Roosevelt or Landon' London Bombed 8 Hours Times carrier boys will con NEW YORK (JPh War-swollen factory pay rolls have helped to give autumn retail and wholesale business one of the best starts in many years, trade reports indicated yesterday. The population flow back to the cities since Labor day brought with it a big wave of buying at the nation's retail counters, in textile, metal and other wholesale markets.

Counting on further stimulus from mounting arms spending and expansion of pay rolls in war industry, some trade observers forecast the greatest autumn demand for consumer goods and factory materials In a decade. The U. S. defense outlay and British war purchases in this country, it was calculated, may boost the national income to about $80,000,000,000 annually compared with an estimated current rate of about $73,000,000,000. Post-Labor day business took off from a high level.

Steel, building, ship construction, electric power, machine tools were Virgin Mary to pray for world peace." Special services throughout the city will be held in aynarogues and churches. The annual archdiocesan eu-charistic congress will close its sessions at San Francisco with special peace prayers and the day will be observed at the Golden Gate exposition. Washington, D. C. churches issued special invitations to members of congress held in Washington by national defense legislation.

Catholic trade unionists of Pittsburgh made special offerings for world peace. Archbishop Moses E. Kiley will lead an expected 50,000 persons in peace supplication at Marquette university stadium, Milwaukee, to which persons of all faiths were invited. During part of the service floodlights will be extinguished and the services will continue by the light of thousands of candles held by the supplicants. Special radio round table broadcasts will be heard at Cleveland with prelates of all denominations taking part.

Five young business men will speak on "America's Need For Prayer." Reno will pray for peace in its churches while its gambling houses remain open as usual. Special services mark the day at Atlanta, Kansas City, Indianapolis, Nashville and Springfield, 111., and other communities. HAD HEAD FOR FIGURES AHOSKIE, N. UP) John Hill, a repairman, said it must have been a mouse with a head for figures which built its house in an adding machine and used There will be a different colored ballot for each district. District 1 will be red; district 2, blue; district 3, white; district 4, green; district 5, orange.

60-Day Delay Voted As Senate is Given Proposal for Study duct the poll. Secret ballots will be used. They will be counted and tabulated in three sections of the county by representatives appointed by the Democrats and the Republicans, one member of each British Riflemen Bag Plane 'Beginning of End Nazis Say; Claim 'Greaf Victory1 party serving on each tabulating board. The results will appear in next Sunday's Times as will Ballots from Districts 1 and 2 will be counted by a Democrat and a Republican, sitting as a board in St. Petersburg.

Victor anew national poll by Gallup "Ballots will be pro-rated Wehle. Democratic campaign manager, has named Frank J. Tobin for the Democrats; Merle The Times 24-Hour Roundup Rudy has named, Harry Hewitt, ine sections ot the county according-to the number of voters in each section registered for the May primaries. Two thousand ballots will be used. Their distribution will be made on this attorney, tor tne nepuDiicans.

Ballots from Districts 3 and 4 will be counted in Clearwater our Toilet Wo' be er long- basis: by a similar board. Douglas at or near peak figures since Registered Times WASHINGTON. (U.E) The house last night passed and returned to the senate the Burke-Wadsworth conscription bill imposing the first peacetime draft of manpower in United States history. The vote on final passage was 263 to 149 with one member voting present. That was the largest number of house members on the floor since the first day of congress last January and was all but 17 of the present membership.

As members voted they left the chamber. Cannon, Green, Hendricks and Peterson of the Florida delegation voted for passage of the bill. Caldwell, the other Florida congressman, was paired against the bill. Commissioners District 1 Voters Kearney will represent the Dem ocrats; Lester Dicus, the Repub Means. L.Aiman,,L vol) tokeePY L-Aimant.

Ballots 600 820 300 140 140 1 10.456 3 14.228 5.185 4 2.319 5 2.185 District 5 ballots will be counted in Tarpon Springs with J. Frank Ziegler representing the Democrats and Harry Loomis posed by Bishop William T. Manning will be read. Many synagogues will observe the day in prayer. Philadelphia Episcopalians also will pray for British victory, according to the Rev.

George Cope-land. At Chicago Archbishop Samuel said "It is particularly fitting for Catholics the birthday of our blessed Standara 1929. Retail trade at industrial centers, particularly, had begun to feel the quickened pace of arms spending, although the U. S. defense program was just starting.

August department store sales in New York, Philadelphia, Cleveland and Richmond areas ran 12 to 18 per cent ahead of the com representing the Republicans. 34.323 2.000 Districts 1 and 2 are in St. Petersburg, including the beaches. District 3 covers the area between The measure goes back to the Voters will not be asked to sign the ballots. They can mark them in privacy, seal them in an house then reaffirmed its ap senate because of changes made discarded punchboard numbers to proval of the industrial compli here and Clearwater and includes part of Clearwater.

District 4 is make its bed. during the week's debate in the envelop which The Times sup ance amendment by Rep. J. Jos house. Chief of them are: plies for the purpose and hand the remainder of Clearwater and them to the carrier boy.

the area nearly to Tarpon Springs. District 5 covers Tarpon eph Smith, Connecticut Democrat, by a vote of 330 to 83. Both of- these ballots were roll call votes. KMc7i C'Aa ie Fair play on the part of all is urged, so that the poll may truly reflect the sentiment of the On retention of the Fish Springs and adjacent territory. Pinellas Park is in district Gulfport is in district Seminole, amendment 63 Democrats, 140 county.

For eight hours German planes in squadrons hundreds strong bombed London last night and this morninp in what may be Adolf Hitler's win or lose gamble to knock Britain out of the war. Continued torrents of demolition and incendiary bombs, loosed from German air armadas imperiled the royal palaces and government buildings, started numerous fires in industrial and residential sections, disrupted public service and killed or wounded countless men, women and children. The alarm which sounded at 8:32 p.m. Saturday (2:32 p.m., EST) finally endejd at 4:50 a.m. today (10:50 p.m.

Saturday, EST). The Nazis claimed in Berlin the "greatest victory" in the history of aerial warfare and said it was the "beginning of the end" 'of the Battle of Britain. The British claim 65 German raiders were shot down against 18 British craft lost. Two British fliers were safe. Germany claimed 87 British planes had been shot down during the day and only 26 Nazi ships.

The German wireless last night warned the German people to expect "heavv sacrifices" as a result of the London raid, presumably in counter-attacks by British bombers. "The German air force is celebrating one of the greatest victories in history," Nazi sources said. "It is a great triumph at a small cost." These sources said that British anti-aircraft guns had been "virtually useless" against German planes, and that the attack was continuing with full force through the nijiht. "It is the beginning of the end," one Nazi informant said. Germans Use Every Type Of Plane in Their Raid Fall 1940 Two or three more polls will be taken before the November Republicans, one American-La-borite, two Progressives and one Largo and Belleair are in District Dunedin, Safety Harbor, election.

Tampashores are in District 4. Farmer-Laborite voted to retain it. While 178 Democrats and 22 SAMPLE Republicans voted to kill it. The bill seeks to provide the These New, Elasticized Sun Debs 1. An increase in the draft age limit.

The senate would make men between the ages of 21 and 31 subject to draft for military service. The house bill would select men between 21 and 45. 2. A provision in the house bill providing a 60-day wait in invoking: the draft while President Roosevelt issues a call for 400,000 volunteers. If that many young men enlist in the Army there would be no draft.

The senate bill contains no uch provision. 3. Different methods of compelling industry to co-operate in the national defense program. Both senate and house proposals, however, would empower the government to take over and operate plants of recalcitrant owners. Passage came with galleries United States Army with a reservoir of trained manpower, as soon as possible, to meet the threat of totalitarian dictatorship of all Europe and Asia and possible infiltration into the western hemisphere.

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CONFEREES NAMED The house also voted to include spite seemingly impenetrable anti-aircraft fire, exploded on or rifijBaM jfljF i wiaa "5 nHE'S'wlJf Ix JBfi' jjaPPaa 'i jMaHaaaaaaair'' 4.98 near military targets, and tne all high in favor this autumn Superb fashion value classic in line, cut and texture! gay lightweight wools, rayons and silk novelties bengalines, crepes, jerseys plain and printed. School and college as well as young-matron styles galore try some on tomorrow! British claimed hits on railroads, airdromes, aircraft factories, gun mDlacements and oil supplies all Airplane Factory Will hanged in effigy on me uapiioi grounds by women demonstrating against the draft, and two members of the house staged a fist fight on the floor. The last action preceding passage was defeat by a vote of 241 to 171 of a motion by Rep. Dewey Short. Missouri Republican, to the wav from Berlin to the Apparel, Wlllaon-Chaae.

Second Floor. Move Here on Sept. 1 recommit the bill to the military French coast. Tbe Germans, it seemed fairly certain, had thrown into the battle their crack planes and their crack pilots. Their new speedy four engined bombers, only a few of which had previously been seen, started coming over in numbers.

Ace pilots were guiding many of these machines. affairs committee, a maneuver designed to kill the measure. BALLY MOST STRENGTH provisions compelling industry to accept and give priority to government orders, under threat of penalties ranging up to imprison The German air force used every type of warplane at its command, sent swarms of bomb-laden craft over London and, said the Germans, dumped millions of pounds of bombs. German and Britlsli accounts of the London raid agreed that great fires were raging in the British metropolis, that huge billows of smoke rolled across the Thames and that industrial and public service targets were hit and damared. At 3 a.m.

(9 p.m. EST Saturday) London newspaper trucks moved off with the usual Sunday editions while the raid continued. RAF Active Over German Cities The raid started a few hours after the Royal air force's most daring and effective attack on the German capital. The Germans Conscription foes rallied their ment for three years and a greatest strength on the amend ment to delay conscription ou fine. Refusal would also empower the government to take over and operate the plant of an owner Here's the answer to most every woman's prayer a shoe combining the maximum of comfort and the ultimate in beauty.

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8-16. Juvmilr Wear, Willaoa-Chaae, Mala Floor. 7 BOSTON. UP) A small fire broke out early today aboard the destroyer Mackenzie docked at Boston Navy yard but a duty officer said it was "under control." The officer declined to say whether the destroyer was one of those consigned for delivery to Great Britain, but other sources adjourned meeting. Meef the most modern design, powered with a four-cylinder 100 horsepower air-cooled engine, said to have a lower horsepower weight than any similar engine of its size made in this country, Foster said, adding, that both plane and motor are the result of 15 years of engineering and development work.

The present model was test flown for 365 hours before decision was made to put it into commercial production, he added. The Babcock Aircraft corporation was incorporated May 12, 1939, under the laws of the state of Florida with an authorized capitalization of $150,000. It is wholly a Florida company, according to Maj. Foster, owned and operated by Florida people. Maj.

Foster, president, has been associated with the development of aviation since 1911. Since 1927, when he sold out his interest in a large advertising agency, to engage in technical research, connected with the development of a more practical and efficient fuel for aircraft engines, practically his entire time has been devoted to some phase of the aircraft industry. For more than two years Maj. Foster directed a program of fuel research in co-operation with Dr. See FACTORY, Page 4, Col.

2. negotiations, contracts have been signed by Spooner and Maj. Fred L. Foster, president of the Babcock Aircraft corporation of Da-Land, under terms of which the company will move its plant, equipment and entire personnel from DeLand to St. Petersburg, beginning Sept.

15. Production of airplanes and airplane engines is scheduled to start by Oct. 1 in the former Gospel Tabernacle building at Tenth street and Fifth avenue south, which the corporation has leased as a temporary factory site. Within a year, the company plans to build a modern plant on St. Petersburg airport facilities, Spooner said.

Approximately 300 planes and 500 aircraft engines are scheduled for production during the first year of manufacture, Maj. Foster said. By Sept. 15, the Babcock corporation will have moved 35 key employes from DeLand to set up a production line at the local plant, preparatory to the start of manufacture Oct. 1, the announcement said.

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The famed riflemen of the south's mountain areas couldn't have done any better than members of this British barrage balloon ground crew. The Britons, with rifles, shot down a German plane after the Nazi pilot had sent the big gas bag whirling downward in flames. Here's the feat in pictures. Above a Messerschmitt hovers over the balloons as the latter begins to plunge to earth over the southeast coast of England. As the plane circled over the burning balloon the ground crew went into action (middle picture).

After firing 100 rounds at the underside of the Messerschmitt, they had the satisfaction of seeing it plunge into the sea, leaving a trail of smoke. In the bottom picture members of the ground crew hold the shreds of the balloon. 1.00 3 Prs. 2.85 said it was one of the overage group. The Mackenzie arrived here yesterday, apparently to be prepared for its transfer to Great Britain in the trade of destroyers for western hemisphere plane and naOal bases.

The officer said that every precaution was being taken "in case it spreads," but he added "so far it is under control." Only one alarm was sounded for the fire, the fire department reported. A fireboat was rushed to the scene, along with three engine companies and two rescue companies. A heavy guard was placed around the pier and even newsmen and photographers were barred. Several other ships some of them destroyers were believed nearby. An officer at the Navy yard said a crew was aboard the ship at the time the fire broke out.

He said the blaze was "belpw deck but I can't give you any more information." The fire, he said, was "of undetermined origin." An indication that an immediate investigation was launched came in the fact that the commandant of the Navy yard was reported "aboard'' the This action was taken yesterday when Councilman George Hopkins threw a called meeting into confusion by refusing to sign a waiver for the meeting at which bids were to have been received. Before leaving the room, Hopkins declared: "I don't believe in a special meeting on a matter of this kind and I will not sign the waiver. What I have said here during these previous sessions apparently has had no weight and if you please I will ask to be excused." Turning to City Attorney Carroll Runyon for advice, the remaining six council members were told: "You cannot officially act on this matter today. It would be up to the bidders as to whether they would hold their proposals for formal confirmation at the next regular meeting of council. If the amount of bids are made public there would be nothing to prevent other bidders from presenting proposals at the regular meeting." Counseling that the representatives of approximately 25 bond concerns waiting in an anteroom owt i Myth, a three-thread chiffon, or Illusion, a four-thread leg flatterer by van itaaite these leatured tall tones: Autumn gold, Beaver, Minx, Pecan.

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