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CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1942. is OP A FILES SIX Most Photogenic COMPLETE RADIO PROGRAMS AND HIGHLIGHTS FOR TODAY U. S. MAN POWER POLICIES RAPPED BY FARM LEADERS Listeners Choice ON SHORT WAVES 2:45 WLS Julian Bentley, news. WMAQ Right to Happiness IN.

WJJD Treasury Star Parade. WCFL Charlie Cook, pianist, 2:55 W-G-N News reports. i Variety and Comedy 12:05 p. m. W-G-X Bondwagon, with Bobbe Arnst, M.

Lee Bennett, Phil Levant's orchestra, Edna O'Dell, and Jimmy Lunceford. 6:30 p. m. WBBM Easy Aces; Goodman and Jane Ace. 8:00 p.

m. WMAQ Eddie Cantor, with Dinah Shore, Hattie McDaniel, and Bert Gordon. Guest: Charles Laugh ton, movie actor. 8:00 p. m.

WBBM Bob Burns, the Arkansas Traveler, with Spike Jones and the City Slickers. 8:30 p. m. W-G-N Jack Tearl's Carnival, with Cliff Hall, Jean Merrill, soprano; Brad Reynolds, and Morton Gould's orchestra. 9:00 p.

m. WMAQ Kay Kyser's College, with Trudy Erwln, Julie Conway, Dorothy Dunn, Harry Babbitt, Sully Mason, and Ish Kabibble. 9:30 p. m. W-G-N Service Men's Show from Chicago Service Men's center, with Tom, Dick and Harry, and Hoosier Hot Shots.

10:00 p. m. W-G-N Albert Mitchell, the Answer 10:15 p. m. WCFL Tates Variety Show; Hal Tate and Nikkl Kaye.

10:45 p. m. W-G-N Jimmy Evans tells story about Eddie Rickenbacker. Drama 6:30 p. m.

WLS The Lone Ranger; western adventure drama. 7:00 p. m. WMAQ Adventures of the Thin Man, with Les Damon. 7:30 p.

m. W-G-N True Story Theater of the Air; Henry Hull and Tamara in You'll Marry the One You Love." 7:30 p. m. WBBM Dr. Christian; Jean Hersholt in "The Storm," by Robert B.

Fuller of Watervliet, Mich. 8:30 p. m. WMAQ Mr. District Attorney, with Jay Jostyn, Vicki Vola, and Len Doyle in The in Slacks." 8:30 p.

m. WBBM Mayor cf the Town, with Lionel Barrymore. ,11:15 p. m. WMAQ Author's Playhouse; "The Soul of the Great Bell," with Sharon Grainger.

Music 8:30 a. m. WJJD Concert hall; Debussy's "Nocturnes." 10:45 a. m. W-G-N Wendell Hall, music maker Inew hour J.

Noon WAAF Symphonic hour; Glazounow's "Scenes de Ballet," 3:00 p. m. WJJD Concert hall; De Falla's "Love the Magician." 6:45 p. m. W-G-N Melodious Minutes; Milt Herth and Al and Lee Reiser.

7:00 p. m. WBBM Nelson Eddy and Robert Armbruster's orchestra. 7:30 p. m.

WMAQ Tommy Dorsey show, with Jo Stafford. 8:30 p. m. WENR Spotlight bands; Sammy Kaye's orchestra. 9:00 p.

m. WBBM Great Moments In Music; Jean Tennyson, Mario Berini, and Jess Walters in "Mile. Modiste." 10:00 p. m. WJWC A Little Night Music; Dorothy Schild and Seraflm Strelkoff.

10:05 p. m. WIND Symphonic hour; Schubert's Symphony No. 9. 10:30 p.

m. WCFL Music Lovers' hour; L'Arlesienne Suite No. 1." Special Events Noon WMAQ Chicago Press Photographers association exhibition. 3:00 p. m.

WENR Opening of War Mothers' Stamp club, with Alma Kitchell and Nellie Tayloe Ross, from Victory center at Marshall Field's. 4:15 p. m. W-G-N Women for Victory; Mary Affliek interviews Lieut. D.

C. Zimmerman, in charge of small boat procurement for the navy. 9:15 p. m. WENR National Radio Forum; Brig.

Gen. Philip B. Fleming and Mrs. Florence Kerr discuss "War Nurseries." (Maurice Seymour Photo. Beryl Vaughan of W-G-N Citi zens of Tomorrow program, who was named most photoengic radio star by the Chicago Press Photog raphers' association.

BERYL VAUGHAN NAMED AS PHOTO QUEEN OF RADIO Tribune's' Star Choice of Press Cameramen, BY LARRY WOLTERS. Beryl Vaughan, slim, freckle faced. auburn haired actress, was chosen yesterday as the "most photogenic radio star by the Chicago Press Pho tographers association, now holding its exhibition of news pictures in the Morrison hotel. Beryl plays the role of Jerry, a typi cal high school girl, in Citizens of Tomorrow, sponsored by The Chicago Tribune, which is broadcast over W-G-N at 1 p. m.

Sundays. She is also featured as Holly in the Help mate serial, broadcast over NBC weekdays. She traces her family to Mrs. Wil liam Shakespeare Ann Hathaway. Beryl is five feet five and weighs 109 pounds.

Blonde Irene Manning has been engaged as the feminine songstress on the Nelson Eddy program at 7 p. m. Wednesdays over CBS from Hollywood. She replaces Nadine Con ner, who sings with the Metropolitan Opera. The new songstress was known as Hope Manning in operetta ana musical comeay.

tne is zeaturea in the picture version of George Cohan's life, Yankee Doodle Dandy," as Fay Templeton and has a big r61e in the new technicolor version of "The Desert Song." W-G-N will be host to more than 300 editors and business managers of college and university newspapers to morrow. The young newspaper men and women will be in Chicago for meeting of the Associated Collegiate Press at Northwestern university They will be guests at the broadcast of An Hour with Isbell and Anson from 3 to 4 p. m. Later they will see the movies, "Trees to and "All American Way," the latter a sports feature. Dean Kenneth Olson of the Medill School of Journalism of Northwestern will accompany the student journalists.

Edward Davies. former Colorado miner and prize fighter and In recent years an NBC baritone, has enlisted in the navy. Reinhold Schmidt, bass soloist of the Contented will take over Davies' duties on Words and Music and his other programs. Ada Beth Peaker, soprano of the Contented hour, has taken over the civilian Job of her husband, who joined the navy. He directed a Chi cago church choir.

Steal Wheels from Car in Show Window Display Thieves early yesterday removed two wheels from an automobile In the display window of the Parkslde Motors company, 2810 Madison street, also stole a $400 wristwatch from the office, and drove away in a second hand car. Ralph "Cookie" Cook I la All-Star es I of SO people la 1 1 ll Scenes 1 4 Dascinq Girls Dee Lanq'i Rnamba load SUITS CHARGING EXCESS PRICES Madison, Nov. 3 Special. Six injunction suits against Wlscoav sin firms and individuals have beea filed in federal court here charging violation of Office of Price Administra tion ceilings. The suits were Insti tuted by Bruno V.

Bitker, state OPA counsel. Defendants are the Folding Furni ture Works, Stevens Point; Eat Claire Auto Salvage company. Eat Claire; James S. Foster, Foster Used Tire company, Chippewa Falls; M. E.

Barry, Durand Motor Sales company. Durand; Anto Roal, Roal's Service garage, Medford, and Jacob Ilartman, Harman's Service Station. Medford. Only the Stevens Point firm. It was repored, will contest the action.

Preliminary hearing will be held Nov. 10. The other five defendants, all used tire dealers, entered stipulations. 3 FLEE PRISON FARM; HOLD UP MADISON HUNTER Madison, Nov. 3 Special Wisconsin law enforcement officers today were searching for three con victs who escaped from the Thompson state prison farm near Cambridge after stealing an automobile from a Madison man In a holdup in which they used his shotgun.

The convicts are John Javanacker, 32 years old. and Howard Halverson. 22, both of Stoughton, and Roger-Burke, 21, of Milwaukee. They accosted K. IL Kiesel of MadV son as he was hunting pheasants near Deerfield.

One of the convicts seized Kiesel' shotgun and asserted. We're convicts. We're desperate." After taking money and six shotgun shells from Kiesel, the prisoners drove oS in the stolen car. Manufacturing Pay Rolls Increase in Wisconsin Madison, Wis, Nov. 3 Special.

Manufacturing pay rolls In Wtseon-' sin increased from 318,400 to between August and September, the state industrial commission reported today. Employment last January "as 290,600. The average weekly wage for workers, the commission said, was $37.86 in September, as compared to $34.70 in January. Milwaukee's -000 estimated wage earners in September earned 5,587.000. up 1-2 per cent over the previous month.

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WLS Smlle-a-Wbile program. WJJD Breakfast Frolic 3:45 WBBM Farm and Factory hour. W-G-N Breakfast Time Frolics. WCFLCheerful Little Earful. WIND.

WMAQ News. WBBM Sunrise Salute. Gibson. WSBC Don't Be Late. 15 WIND The Yawn Patrol.

WLS Morning devotions hour. WMAQ Bob Brown. 30 WLS The Ridge Runners. WJJD Family Bible League. WMAQ News: Bob Brown.

WAAF Farm Folks hour. WMBI Sunrise songs. 43 WLS Ervln Lewis, news. On Mutual Tonight Tarnara, actress, will play opposite Henry Hull in You'll Marry the One You Love" on the True Story Theater of the Air at 7:30 o'clock tonight over W-G-N and Mutual. w-G-N Record Reveille.

WEEM News ol the World C. lw WMAQ Norman Ross hour. laT WIND News: Polish-Amer. prog. WLS Clifton Utley.

news. WAAF The Breakfast Express. WILL Concert Airs. WCHMVin. IIHlman.

news IB. WJJD Off the Air. WAIT Good Morning program. WMBI Morning worship. WGES George Jaworowskl.

WJWC Sacred Heart. 7:15 W-G-X News reports. WLS One-Two-Three Time. WEBM News; also WAIT. WCFL Musical Clock.

WJWC Marching with America. W-G-N Record Reveille. 7:25 WBBM Boggs on Dogs. 7.30 WBBM Wishing Well. M.

Paxton. WCFL Time to Shine, music. WLS Mac and Bob. blind duo. WSBC Breakfast at Swap Shop.

WAIT Heaven and Home hour. 7 45 WEEM Jolly Joe. WLS Uncle Jay. WJJD Current news. WILL Student Churches.

WHFC Variety music and news. WJWC Gordon Taylor. 7 55 WMAQ Alex'der McQueen, news. W-G-N Tonr Moraine News. WMAQ Your Neighbor program.

iR WEBM- WMBI News, ls WIND News women voters. WJJD Morning Serenade. WCFL The Breakfast Club B. WTLL European History. WLS Something to Talk About.

WAIT The Life Line. WAAF Halloween Martin. 1:15 W-G-N Brash and Smile. WBBM Do You Know the WJJD Christian Science prog. WLS Ervln Lewis, news.

WIND Chime Time. I. W-G-N Women Make News, W-G-N Good Morning program, :30 W-G-N Victor II. lindlahr. WMAQ Norman Ross WEBM News: Musical Clock.

WJJD The Concert HalL WLS Ereakfast club. 1:15 W-G-N The Wishing Well. WEEM The Victory Front C. WMAQ Norman Ross and music WIND News reports. W-G-N Hearts in Harmony, ser.

WEBM Valiant Lady, serial IC. WMAQ Victory Volunteers NJ. WLS Mountain Theater. WCFL Wheel of Fortune. WMBI Bread of Life.

WJOB Masterwork hour. WAIT Bible Study hour. WILL Home exercises. WJWC Jo Wetzlcr. WIND Start the Day Right, a.

15 W-G-N Musical Mooda. WCFL Roy Porter, news IB. WMAQ The O'Neills, serial IN. WEBM Kitty Foyle. serial IC.

WLS The Book Shop. WAAF Canary Serenade news. W-G-N Newa reports, a 30 W-G-N Job Baker, home talk. WMAQ Helpmate, serial IN. WLS Songs of a Dreamer.

WEBM Amanda, serial CJ. WAIT Family Altar. WIND News reports. WEDC Italian Musical. WJOB Wishing Well.

WJJD Safety court trials. 15 W-G-N Morning musical. WMAQ Lone Journey, serial IN WIND Heart Throbs of America. WEBM Bachelor's Children IC. WCFL Russ Morgan's orchestra.

WLS Jack Turner, songs, news. W-G-N Harold Turner, pianist. WCFL For Women Only. WBBM Clara. Lu 'n' Em IC.

WMAQ Road of Life, serial NJ. WLS Eddie and Fannie. WILL. Amer. Society Foundat'ns.

WAAF Lovely Ladles Serenade. WJJD. WIND News. WMBI Novachord program. If 15 W-G-N K.

Zomar's ScrapbooklM WJJD It's Showtime. WBBM-Second Husband IC. WMAQ Vic and Sade. serial IXI WJWC Alice and Joe. WCFL Keeping Up -vith Johnson.

WIND Dance and Romance. WAAF Music ol Today. fi inn ii i put- 4 A '-Wi I. IS. A LONDON.

The following short wave programs from London may be heard over GSC. 9.58 31.32 m. GRG, 11.63 25.68 m. 4:15 p. m.

London Calling. 4:30 p. m. Front Line Family. 4:45 p.

m. Latest news. 5:00 p. m. Tommy Handley, comedian.

5:30 p. m. The War at Sea. 5:45 p. m.

News reports. 6:30 p. m. Behind the BattlefronU 7:00 p. m.

Democracy Marches. 7:30 p. m. Talk. 8:00 p.

m. Headline news and views. 8:15 p. m. Military band.

8:45 p. m. News bulletins. 10:00 p. m.

Radio newsreel. 11:30 p. m. Late news. MELBOURNE.

11:25 p.m. In Australia This Week. VLG6. 15.23 19.7 m. MOSCOW.

5:48 p. m. Broadcast In English, RKE, 15.1 19.7 m. 7:00 p. m.

Comments In English. RKE, 11.8 25.3 m. 8:15 W-G-N John Holbrook, news. WENR Basin St. Cham.

Mus. BJ. WCFL Treasury Star Parade. 8:20 WIND Music with a Lift. 8:30 W-G-N Jack Pearl's Carnival MJ.

W59C Rhythm Revue. W51C Evening concert. WMAQ Mr. District AttorneyNJ. WBBM Lionel Barrymore CJ.

WIND Musically Speaking. WSBC Jewish Dramatic guild. WENR Spotlight bands BJ. WCFL Labor news flashes. 8 :45 W59C Sketchbook.

WIND Dr. Gerhard Schacher. WJWC Music of the Masters. WCFL Waltz Time. 8:55 WENR Grade Fields, songs BJ.

W51C Gypsy Campflres. WENR Raym'd Gram Swing BJ. WIND News: also WCFL. WMAQ Kay Kyser's Kollege N. WBBM Gt.

Moments In MuslcCJ. WGESj-Itallan hour. 9:15 W-G-N H. Sanders and G. Savage.

W51C Amer. Victory Marches. WENR Natl. Radio Forum BJ. WCFL You Asked For It.

9:30 W-G-N Service Men'a show. W51C Concert Reveries. WIND Nine-Thirty Edition. WBBM Man Behind the Gun CJ. WCFL News; Hawaiian Echoes.

9:45 WIND Emll Fllndt's orchestra. WENR News reports. WCFL Any Bonds Tonight. W-G-N The Answer Man. W51C Concert Gayetles.

I fl WENR Most Honored Music. A3J WCFL, WBBM. WEDC News. WIND News: Symphonic hour. WGES Life of St.

Anthony. WMAQ Chuck Acree. WJWC A Little Night Music 10:15 W-G-N Chicago at Night. WBBM So the Story Goes. WMAQ Cleve Conway, news.

WEDC Hollywood news. WCFL Tates' variety show. 10:30 W-G-N News reports. WGES All-Slavic program. WCFL Music Lovers' program.

WMAQ Waldorf and Powers. WENR Paul Schubert, comm. WBBM Eugene Read, news. On Mothers9 Club Alma Kitchell, who conducts Meet Your Neighbor on the Blue network, will be heard in a special broadcast of the opening of the War Mothers Stamp club at 3 p.m. today over WENR.

10:45 W-G-N Jimmy Evans' Magazine. WBBM Salute to Victory. WENR News: Random Rhythm. WMAQ Herble MIntz, pianist. reports.

WENR. WIND. WBBM News. WMAQ News; Musical Entree. WGES Treasury Star Parade.

WSBC Melody Parade. 11:05 W-G-N Griff Williams' orrh. IM. WIND Music for Everybody. WBBM Bobby Sherwood's or.C.

11:15 WENR Lou Breese's orch. WMAQ Author's Playhouse. 11:30 W-G-N line news reports Ml. WBBM Nell Bondshu's orch. CJ.

WINI3 Dance orchestra CJ. WCFL Old Style Tavern. WENR Henry King's orchestra. 11:35 W-G-N Alvino Key's orch. IM.

11:45 WMAQ Ray Mace's orch. NJ. WSBC No Business with Hitler. W-G-N Pick Jurgens orch. WENR Music You Want.

WMAQ Emlle Pettl's orchestra. WBBM News Ben Strong's orch. WIND News the Nlte Watch. 12:15 W-G-N Chico Marx's orchestra. 12:30 W-G-N Art Kasnel's orchestra.

WMAQ Pot Luck; news. WBBM Johnny Duffy's orch. WENR Woody Herman's orch. 1:00 W-G-N Kay McKinley's orch. I Ml.

WIND News also at 2. 3. 4. 5. WENR Swing Shift to 3 a.

m. 1:30 W-G-N Late news rounduf. Message of the Day Mayor Krllr'a one minute Message of the Day as civilian defenra coordinator is imuaitr heard on itip-se stations at tho following times. Monday thru Friday: MORNING. 0:15 WI.S 8:44 WMAQ :54 WBBM WAIT 7:00 W-il-y 7:00 WOKS Rrtft WAAF 10:15 WHKO WSHC W-G-N ii4- WJJD AFTERNOON.

4:15 WBBM 4:45 WEIC 4:15 WENR 5:00 WHiC 4:15 WAAF EVENING. :30 WCFL 11:00 WSBC 9:35 WIS 11:00 WGES 12:15 WMAQ 1:15 WCKW 1 :59 WJWC 2:15 WJJD 1 fjf ---am-' i ssVSnnnkC' Mt --unsssMta JKiita A WJWC W-G-N Isbell-Anson hour. W59C News bulletins. W51C Dance Maestro. W67C Three o'Clock Matinee.

WENR A Stamp a Day IB. WJJD The Concert Hall. WILL Latin-Amer. Civilization. WIND.

WAIT. WBBM News. WCFL News; Danceland. WMAQ Backstage Wife. ser.

IN. WAAF Norman's Date Bureau. WHFC Music Appreciation Time. WJWC March on the Axis. 3:05 W59C Let's Go Latin.

3:15 W59C Walts Time. W67C Singing Strings. WBBM Victory Matinee. WENR Club Matinee: news B. WGES Dollars for Victory.

WMAQ Stella Dallas, serial NJ. WIND Sports Edition to 4, 3:30 W59C Rhythm Matinee. W51C Ivory Skirmishes. W67C Accent on Song. WMAQ Lorenzo Jones, sej.

NJ. 3:45 W51C Medley Time. WBBM The Werps and Songs. WMAQ Wldder Brown, ser. WAIT Clem McCarthy, races.

W-G-N News reports. W59C News bulletins. W51C Concert Reveries. W67C Masterworks program. WENR Beulah Karney.

WMAQ When a Girl Marries IN. WBBM H'sewlves Protect. Leag. WEDC U. S.

Army program. WxLZ. No Business with Hitler. WIND. VJD.

WAIT News. WJOB Roaring 'n' Rhythm. 4:05 W-G-N Musical Moods. W59C Pause for Mnsic. 4:15 W-G-N Women for Victory.

W59C Modern Masterpieces. WMAQ Portia Faces Life IN. WJJD You Shall Have Music WENR Yours Truly, Don Dowd. WIND Sports Edition to 5. 4:30 W-G-N Story of Joe Wilson.

W51C: Curtis Ensemble. WBBM Aeolian Ensemble. WMAQ Just Plain Bill IN. WENR Texas Rangers. WAAF The Treasury Chest.

WHFC March of Health. 4:45 W-G-N String enaemble IN, W51C Rainbow trio. WBBM Ben Bernle show C. WJJD On Parade. WMAQ Front Page Farrell WAIT Race results.

WENR Off the Record; news. 4:55 W-G-N Newa reports. W-G-N Uncle Harry's club. W59C Newa bulletins. W51C Musical Pickup.

W67C. WIND. WCFL News. WENR Don WInslow. serial BJ.

WMAQ Fiesta Frolics. WJJD Bdb Atcher. WCRW Variety program. WMBI Haven of Rest. WBBM Donald McGlbeny.

news. WILL Music of the Masters. 5:05 W59C Tropical Serenade. 5:15 W-G-N Evening Serenade. W59C Children's Symphony.

W67C Organ Echoes, WBBM Today at the Duncan's. WENR Advs. of Jimmy Allen. WCFL Songs of Yetserday. WJJD Suppertime Frolic.

WAIT Bluejackets Calling. WMAQ News; Mus. Memories. WIND Sports Edition. WAAF Rhythm Revue.

5:25 W-G-N News reports. 5:30 W-G-N Musical Moods. W59C Rhythm Cocktails. W51C Dance Cavalcade. W67C South American music.

WENR Jack Armstrong, ser. B. WCFLi Kay Kyser's orchestra. WBBM Keep Singing. Amer.

C. WCRW Your Home program. WIND Melody Market. 5:45 W-G-N Nothing but the Truth. WBBM The World Today WENR Captain Midnight, ser.

IB. WMAQ Norman Barry, news. WIND Bill Anson program. WCFL Bill Stern, sports IN. EVENING W-G-N Dr.

Preston Bradley. W59C Fulton Lewis news. W51C Symphonic hour. W67C Dance Varieties. WMAQ Sweet and Spanish.

WBBM Amos 'n' Andy. ser. IC. WCFL. WIND News.

WAIT Clem, Tommorrow's races. WLS Julian Bentley, news. WCRW Around the Town. :15 W-G-N Sports review. W59C Twilight Casino.

WLS Smile Market, Hal Culver, WMAQ News of the World IN, WBBM Harry James' orch. CJ WCFL Musical Motorcade. WIND Musical Follies. 6:30 W-G-N John Holbrook, news. W51C Dinner music.

W67C Six-Thirty Serenade. WMAQ Musical Entree. WBBM Easy Aces IB. WIND News reports. WLS The Ixne Ranger IB.

WCRW Treasury Star Parade. 6:40 WMAQ Stand By, America. 6:45 W-G-N Melodious Minutes. W59C Piano Pictures. WMAQ H.

V. Kaltenborn fNJ. WBBM Mr. Keen, tracer CJ. WIND Top Tunes.

W-G-N Cal Tinney, homoritM. W59C News bulletins. WJM W51C Composer's hour. Vl W67C Novelettes. WMAQ Adv'tures Thin Man INJ.

WLS Earl Godwin, comm. IB, WBBM Nelson Eddy, songs CJ. WCFL News reports. WGES Grunwald hour. WIND News; Waltz Time.

WJWC Singing Stars. WEDC Russian hour. 7:05 W59C Dane Parade. 7:15 W-G-N The Hoople hour. W67C Treasury hour.

WLS Lum and Abner BJ. WCFL Coast Guard show. 7:30 W-G-N True Story Theater IM. WSBC Concert Gems. V51C Coneert classics.

W67C Dance Time. WMAQ Tommy Dorsey show WBBM Dr. Christian, drama WLS Manhattan at Midnight WIND Capt. Michael Fielding. WCFL J.

Robert Johnson. 7:45 W67C News reports. WIND Time to Remember. WCFL Chicago Teachers' union. 7:55 WBBM Cecil Brown, news ICJ.

-W-G-N Gabr'l Hestter, news MJ Xi W51C Waltz Time. I 4J W67C Masterworks of Music. I24T WMAQ Time to Smile.CantorNJ. WENR Texas Rangers. WBBM Bob Burns' prog.

CJ WIND News; Ben Bernle prog. WJWC No Business with Hitler. WCFL. News reports. WHFC Polish Barn Dance.

Join to Warn New Deal of 'Disastrous' Food Crisis. BY JOHN FISHER. Chicago Tribune Press Service. -Washington, D. Nov.

3. Leaders of the nation's most prominent farm organizations tonight joined In assailing the Roosevelt administration on its handling of the man power situation, accusing it of perpetrating "a social revolution "and of imposing impractical buro-cratic food requirements. The statement declared the administration had failed to take appropriate action soon enough, thereby causing a man power crisis which threatens to produce a i a s-trous food short- Edward A. O'Neal top and Albert A. Gou.

age." Signers of the Joint declaration were Albert A. Goss, master of the National Grange; Edward A. O'Neal, president of the American Farm Bureau federation, and Ezra T. Benson, executive secretary of the National Council of Farmer Cooperatives. Concerned at Restrictions.

"We are greatly concerned over what we consider the misdirected efforts of agencies of government to fasten upon farmers and farm workers far reaching burocratic controls and restrictions," said their statement. Under the guise of the war effort, a social revolution is being perpetrat ed upon the American people. We are convinced that unless these poli cies are immediately abandoned we face within the foreseeable future a disastrous shortage of food for our armed forces, our civilian population, and our allies. It is an indisputable fact that the terrific drain of man power from the farms well over 1,500,000 in the last 12 months is due to the refusal of this administration to deal effective ly with industrial wages which have spiraled to unprecedented levels. Draft Change Is Asked.

Meanwhile it was learned that the repdrt of the war man power commis sion sent to President Roosevelt yes terday by Paul V. McNutt, commis sion chairman, contains recommenda tions that the selective service system be put under control of the man power commission; that voluntary enlist ments in the armed forces be stopped after Jan. 1, and that all hiring for war plants be conducted thru the United Sates employment service of the commission. The farm leaders recommended: 1. That agriculture be recognized as an essential war industry by government and treated as such.

2. That selective service instruct local boards to defer essential farm workers and operators until satisfac tory replacements can be found. S. That price ceilings on farm com modities be adjusted to carry out the intent of the price control act of Oct. 2, 1942, providing adequate allowance for farmers' increased costs, including farm labor.

4. That all burocratic, unworkable regulations and controls. Including fixing of minimum wages and regu lating maximum hours and conditions of employment of agricultural work ers, bo eliminated, and that such restrictions on employment of farm la bor as have been rejected by congress be eliminated. farm leaders declared that wage levels in every war industry, includ ing agriculture, must be brought into free competitive balance. "Attempts to superimpose impossible so-called social reforms on farmers and farm workers have seriously interfered with all efforts to meet the increasingly desperate farm labor shortage," the statement declared.

"Plans to bring needed workers from Mexico were loaded down with so many impractical requirements that so far farmers have obtained but little real help from this source. As an example, long staple cotton, needed for the manufacture of parachutes, is in some cases actually being plowed under in the southwest for lack of labor. Similar unworkable burocratic procedures and controls have been extended to the placement of seasonal domestic agricultural workers." WAR COSTS U. S. Syz BILLION FOR 2D STRAIGHT MONTH Washington.

D. Nov. 3 UP). Uncle Sam paid nearly $5,500,000,000 directly into the all-out war effort for the second straight month during October, making the four months total since July 1 approximately $20, 250,000,000. the treasury department reported today.

Expenditures poured into war activ ities averaged, about $1,500,000,000 a month during July and August and jumped up another billion dollars during September the report re vealed. The war department spent nearly $3,500,000,000 during October, while the navy accounted for an additional $1,500,000,000 of the expenditures, HEAD COLDS CATARRH TRY THIS FOR RELIEF OF THE NASAL CONGESTION To cut inch nasal congestion symptom aa sniffling, sneezing. hawking.stutTed-npfeeling. watery eyes, roaring ears and pounding pressure. FLUSH the nasal passage with SIN A-SIPTEC.

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