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JULY, 2G, 19il-FOUJlTtfEN PAGES 1(2); TWO CENTS Im1 NO. 2 KZJD 7 5S mm Ban Order- Empowers Oil EzpQrt Sw Mm Britain fakes Para Troops South Tokio Speed 50000 Seek Musician as Suspect in Lynn Slaying Victim's Chum Gives Clew to Man in Auto ENTERS BASEBALL'S HALL OF FAME Robert (Lefty) Grove, veteran Red Sox burler, who yesterday scored his 300th Major League mound win by defeating the Cleveland Indians at Fenway Park, 10-6. By SAMUEL LYNN, July 26 CUTLER (Saturday) the Frances investigation Developments in i. I J' 1 Cochran murder took a sensational turn early this Lefty Grove Scores 300th Pitching Win 70,000 Japanese in U. S.

to Be Affected Four Ships Caught in Port By IRVING PERLMETER WASHINGTON, July 25 (AP) President Roosevelt struck back tonight against Japan for her push in French Indo-China by clamp- ing a sweeping control over all economic inter- course between the United States and Japan, including cash, oil, ships, silk and other assets. At the same time, at the request of China, he tied up Chinese assets in this country so that no one but the be- 1 leaguered government of Generalissimo Chiang Kai-Shek can use them. i (Great Britain swiftly followed suit in what in- formed sources said was the first action of its kind by that country against "a country which neither is a declared enemy nor occupied nor controlled by a declared Hereafter, a Treasury license will be needed to tak any Japanese assets outside the country or to send any- thing to Japan. This meant, according to a Treasury spokesman, that oil can be kept from Japan's war machine by refusal of or even failure to act upon requests for per- mission to ship oil. Whether such an embargo actually would be clamped down remained to be seen.

The asset "freezing" order put the Treasury in a position to turn the economic screws on Japan. Just how hard they will be applied may depend, i to some extent, on future events in the Far East. United States Freezes Assets Continued on Page 2 morning when police revealed they are "close on the trail" of a Lynn dance band musician want ed for questioning in the case. A man closely resembling the musician took the pretty Cochran By GERRY MOORE Jimmie (The Beast) Foxx, who had been so closely connected other major league pitchers since the turn of the century have reached, was a majestic three-bagger that landed against the girl for a ride an old-type au tomobile on two occasions before center field bleacher wall in the eighth inning of what was easily the night she was murdered, ac the most exciting ball game of cording to revelations by a blonde JAPANESE TANKER TAKES ON BIG CARGO OF OIL The Nisshin Maru loaded the last of 120,000 barrels yesterday at San Pedro, but there is some question whether it will-be permitted to sail. 1941at Yawkey Yard.

Foxxie's clutch clout, propelled off Lefty Al Milnar, last of three Cleveland chuckers who appeared in a vain attempt to check the with countless other Lefty Grove victories, very fittingly delivered the signet sock to Ole Mose's coveted 300th triumph, which finally came in the form of a thrill-jammed 10-6 Red Sox verdict over the Cleveland Indians before 16,000 Ladies' Day onlookers at Fenway Park yesterday. The Double-X clincher, which elevated his gray-haired one-time Philadelphia teammate into the charmed circle which only five All Pay rou ax on i inspired Sox and Grove in the latter's third try for No. 300, smashed a 6-6 deadlock with Lefty Grove Continued on Page 4 Thomas G. Plant, Retired Shoe Millionaire, Dies chum of the slain girl, made late yesterday to police. "We are close to our man," Police Chief Callahan said shortly after midnight, "and the trail is hot." It was even indicated that the department's ace investigators, Charles T.

Duggan, chief of inspectors, and Lieut. Inspector William T. Murphy, who left late yesterday "for a point distant from Lynn," were on their way back with the suspect. Girl Describes Man Continued on Page 3 Wages Now Proposed MOULTONBORO. N.

ulv 25 A revamped form of the tax to apply to every wage Striking Bakery earner in the state to defray the cost of liberalizing old age assistance payments from $30 to $40 for individuals and to $65 Drivers Return to Jobs Monday The, month-old strike of 1200 Greece Under Hitler Nazi Soldiers Gorge in Fork Blitzkrieg In the second of his uncensored series on unconquered Greece, George Weller, Jamaica Plain boy, paints a word picture of the Nazi Army indulging in its favorite pas-time eating. Heat Respite Is Promised for couples will be offered in the House of Representatives when Japanese May Retaliate Against U. S. in Shanghai bakery drivers appeared close to Thomas G. Plant, 82, retired Boston millionaire shoe manufacturer, who created a baronial estate of 40,000 acres on Ossipee Mountain, and whose war with the United Shoe Machinery Company was one of the highlights in Massachusetts in 1910, died today at Laconia Hospital, where he had been a patient nearly a month.

A native of Bath, the "Earl of Ossipee Park" had lived at "Luck-now," his mountain home, since his retirement in 1910. He once operated a large shoe manufacturing plant in Jamaica Plain, and had in the measure comes up for debate settlement last night after mem on Monday. bers of the bakery local of the International Teamsters Union After a conference with legis heeded their international presi lative leaders, Representative John Cawley of New Bedford, turn sawdust into nectar and dent and agreed to return to work Mqnday and then arbitrate new SHANGHAI, July 26 (AP) official City Today New England, caught in the current heat wave along the entire Eastern Coast, loosened its collar for the third successive day yesterday as the mercury climbed to the 90s in this section who originally proposed the pay roll tax, and Representative Jo seph H. Downey of Brockton pre make every Nazi soldier self-sufficient for eight days on the hoof. But when the Greeks whose thousands of sidearm spe By GEORGE WELLER 'Copyright.

1941. by the Boston Globe Arid Chicago Daily News, Inc.) ATHENS (C. D. If the touted States' General Staff 'ishes during its Summer war pared the new amendment to wage scales. Only, one point might keep the men from going, back to work on Monday.

The bakery owners have stated their willingness to arbitrate before the State Board of meet criticism expressed by labor terests in shoe concerns in Roxbury and Lynn, Mass. A shoe worker in his youth, Mr. cialists in America know plenty leaders against a tax that would have applied only to a section of femes to imitate the Nazi blitz Plant was, previous to his lengthy and reached 91.8 degrees in Bos Reds Holding Nazis; Balk Air Attacks MOSCOW, July 26, (Saturday) (AP) German efforts to smash through the Smolensk sector 239 miles west of Moscow were held for the 10th consecutive day yesterday, and there were "no sub quarters today expressed belief Japan's first retaliatory action against the freezing of her assets in the United States and the British Empire would be the taking over of the International Settlement and the French Concession, where American investments valued at $50,000,000 are situated. British investments there are valued at $200,000,000. Conciliation and Arbitration.

The union, however, voted to arbitrate ton around 1:30 p. m. about food discuss how the blitzkrieg can be stopped, they answer, "Close 'em up the restaurants." For when German meets German in Greece, the first thing they do is to enter a Greek restaurant and eat. before a specially selected pane krieg in a harmless and pleasurable fashion, it can do so by in-t cing the principles of mil- Many rescues of swimmers were reported as thousands flocked to local and Metropolitan beaches seeking relief. Five- two members to be chosen by the population.

The revamped proposal would require every wage earner and individual to file an income tax return and pay one-half of one percent of earned income without exemptions. The minimum amount to be paid would be $1. Tax Commissioner Henry Long, vho was consulted on the pro the employers, two by the union i court fight with the United Shoe Machinery Company, one of the country's 10 largest, shoe manufacturers. The long-heralded war began after he had equipped his fac-ory at Jamaica Plain with a new and complete outfit of shoe machinery which he himself had patented and developed at various machine shops he controlled throughout the state.) In July. 1910, the United Shoe and one by those four.

year-old Frank Waterhouse, a state ward, was drowned while Daniel J. Tobir, head of the Teamsters Union, spoke to the strikers for more than two hours 7 C-- itary victualing tested by the Germans in the fishing in a Stoneham clay pit. At Stockton Spring, B. Joseph SAIGON. French Indo-China stantial changes" elsewhere on the long Baltic-Black Sea front.

Ganberg of Narberth. a school posal, said the $1 would cover the July 25 (AP) Japan will swift Machinery Company filed a bill in Explains Delay in Russia From the experience of the Balkan campaign the Greeks believe that the Nazi advance toward Moscow has been slowed down Nazi Soldiers Gorge Continued on Page 9 teacher, drowned when his canoe the Supreme Court asking that Plant expense of administration. ureeK restaurants. Much has been the Soviet information bureau an yesterday afternoon at a meet ing in the South End Municipa Bakery Strikers Continued on Page 3 ly pour thousands of troops with war equipment into newly-won nounced today. capsized in a squall.

Heat Respite Continued on Page 14 Thomas G. Plant Payroll Tax Sought Continued on Page 9 Continued on Page 2 of German concentrated loods, powders and juices which military, naval and air bases in Fighting raged on into this, th Southern French Indo-China, 11th day, in this vital area, and in tarting this week-end, usually re liable sources reported tonight. the Porkhov, Polotsk-Nevel and Zhitomir sectors. The Germans were reported still stalled 100 Today's Globe Contents Maj. Gen.

Raishiro Sumita, chief GUIDE TO FEATURES Strange Case of the Howling Dog Has Forsyth St. Counting Sheep of the Japanese military mission in Indo-China, was expected to miles south of Leningrad in their northern push, and 80 miles west Burgess 12 Movies, Stage .14 Obituaries 9 arrive here tomorrow from Hanoi of Keiv. Ukraine caoital in th Port of Boston 7 to direct the operation. south. Radio 9 Page 2 ermany, watching Far East de-corwfi116' sPesk of operations "ac- 1 11? in Russia, tivt n' freed from Nazi Pson.

otir France worried Unjled States will do. i Nicaraguan politi-Tt'r ior aPPfal to Nazi envoy. lref.in executive order Pae 2 G. O. P.

redisricting plan engrossed by House despite furious objections of Democrats. Berlin takes hand in conversations oVer protection of French Indo-China. Page 3 Conscientious objector taken by force in Watertown home. Serial Story 9 The Red Air Force claimed the Church News .11 Commercial 7 Cross-Word ...13 Culbertson ....12 Death Notices 13 Dr. Wiggam 8 Editorials 10 Financial Social Service 11 Japan to Man Bases Continued on Page 2 Residents In the vicinity of Smooth Susan 8 Sports 4-5 destruction of 34 German planes Thursday, and the communique added that five out of six German Forsyth Back Bay, after two Women 8 sleepless nights, are feverishly Dorchester Youth 1 ODOr- planes approaching Moscow early endeavoring to find the owner of 01 Ir3 OZ301 Page 3 Girl escape artist thrills crowd to yesterday morning were Beaten to Death, aid aluminum drive.

a aog accidentally aDanaonea there Thursday afternoon. YOU CAN SAVE MONEY Cardinal O'Connell buys Liggett Russian tenacity at the front Assailants Escape The dog was let out of a car was matched here by cool civilian Assaulted fcy unidentified men conduct under repeated Nazi air for a walk and apparently jumped out a second time after the own estate; gives it to B. C. Cape Cod "invasion" by parachute troops beaten in maneuvers. Page 7 Republican minority hits "spendthrift policies" of New Deal.

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er thought the pet was safe in the back seat. When the car moved Red Line Hold Firm Continued on Page 2 away, the dog sat in the street was pronounced dead shortly after arrival at the Boston City Hospital early this morning. Police, who discovered the youth lying on the sidewalk, launched a wide hunt in an effort to pick no the youth's assailants. Death was THE WANT ADVERTISEMENTS THE AUTOMOBILE ADVERTISEMENTS THE STORE ADVERTISEMENTS due to a fractured skull. The victim is the son of Michael Egan, fireman, of Engine 13, Alabama warden ousted for whipping five white women prisoners.

Baseball Results AMERICAN LEAGUE Boston 10, Cleveland 6. New York 8, Chicago 0. Philadelphia 11, Detroit 5. St. Louis 5, Washington 3.

NATIONAL LEAGUE I'itUburg 8, Brooklyn 4 (1st). Pittsburg 8, Brooklyn 2 (2dh New York 5, Chicago 2. Philadelphia 4, Cincinnati 3. Boston 8, St. Louis 0, night game, i to wait her mistress return.

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