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U- i -4. FIFTEEN I DAILY NEWS. LOS ANGELES. TUESDAY. JAN.

27. 1942 SENSATIONAL NEW OFFER BY THE DAILY MEWS Map plan lo coordinate war relief tS'-fiy Representatives of the major war relief agencies now operating In Southern California yesterday announced plans for formation of a central committee for the coordination of all fund raising activities. Plans provide for the creation of a United Nations War Relief committee composed of. a group of business and civic leaders and representatives of United China Relief, Russian War Relief and British War Purpose of the coordinating committee would be to help individual agencies work' in harmony aa that their efforts would supplement each other; Each relief agency would maintain its own Identity and function aa an- independent organization. Individual programs and 1 events, would bo continued but on a coordinated schedule.

Elimination of Incessant and reiterated appeals for funds and avoidance of duplicated efforts Is expected to result from the adoption of the proposed plan. Through consolidation of certain phases of operations it is believed that greater 1 efficiency 1 and administration economies should result. Participating in yesterday's Joint meeting of major relief agencies were David R. Farles, president of Russian War Relief Association of Southern California; Basil Rathbone, chairman of the Southern California committee for British War Relief; Manchester Boddy, editor and publisher of the Dally News and head of United China Relief in Southern California. Relief executives expressed the belief that a coordination of activities la Southern California might be expected to lead a nationwide movement for the consideration of all relief appeals into a single campaign.

Further meetings of the three organizations will be held this week in an effort to speed the adoption of the coordinated program. Mar tohw Iwto- Critic says Fantasia 'The Immortal works of these famous authors are no more thrilling than their colorful lives. The handicaps under which so many writers. and other creative artists struggled will help! you to better understand the lasting influence of their contrj 1 1 buttons' to the cultural world of today. The failures-the sue cesses the inspirations which drove them relentlessly Oft make the personal lives of these men and women fascinating to explore.

Not only their lives but many of their master pieces are graphically described in Nelson's. This dis tiriguished home reference library with its broad coverage of practically eveVy subject known to man. Ripens new avenues of educational entertainment to every member of your family. LA. assured plenty of gasmasks County manager Wayne R.

Allen, who' been hopping back and forth between hla office and Washington as a special defense adviser, announced yesterday that there won't be any gas mask shortage In Los Angeles. The federal government' will supply a "liberal allocation," he said, for distribution in the metropolitan area. Abo, he said, federal authorities have worked out a plan by which air raid horns can 1 be operated with eaistliig steam and air facilities of. factories, shops, service stations and other Priorities crept into the air raid shelter situation as Allen stated that the total amount of stefcl and other critical materials involved in' the construction of shelters throughout the country would hamper the armament program. The war production board, as -I left Washington," the county-manager said, "had decided them would be no mllocatlona or priorities for air raid shelters.

"While realizing the importance of protection to civilians. It Is felt that critical materials must go to build ships and guns and tanks and shells and bombs to keep the enemy away from our However, he said, priorities would not affect the manufacture of steel auxiliary fire equipment, medical and other sup plies for the police, fire and air raid wardens. "This much needed equipment will be lent to communities as soon as it can be manufactured, Allen promised. "Loa Angeles metropolitan area la assured of a liberal allocation of gas iwaks, and details are now in the hands of Mayor Fletcher Bowron." Allra, who la flying to Washington tonight to a salat in dear, ing the remainder of the priorities and specifications incident to the requirement of the OCD, said the plan for operation of air raid warning horns, by exbtlng steam or air facilities, would save more than half the original sum estimated. At today's meeting of the board of supervisors, Allen said, ha will advise the supervisors to order the air operated type of warning signal.

The original estimate of (50,000 for their purchase' and installation might be cut in half, he said. Following the recent OPM ahakeup, Allen, who survived it, was retained in the reorganized war production program as an adviser on governmental requirements of the federal authorities, except the armed forces, the states, counties and cities. Sy Nmn Into Citizen defense JAMES WHITCOMB RILEY BEFORE HE BECAME POPULAR AS THE HOOSIER POET. JAMES WHITCOMB RILEy PAINTED PEOPLED PATENT MEDICINES, AND EDITED A LOCAL NEWSPAPER. CHA Vdl SIR WALTER RALEIGH FAMOUS FOR HIS EXPLORATIONS.

SIR WALTER -RALEIGH ALSO OESEftVES RECOGNITION AS AN ABLE PHILOSOPHER ANO HISTORIAN Op THE ELIZABETHAN AGE. ml Wa GEORGE SAND FAMOUS FRENCH NOVELIST, ONE OF LITERATURES MOST COLORFUL FIGURES. HER REAL NAME WAS ARMANMNE 1UCI1E AUROREIOUPIN) DUDEVANT. Sa The weird creatures of Walt Disney's animated cartoon, Fantasia, yesterday danced their rhythmic way into superior court records. A $25,000 damage suit was filed against silver haired Leopold Stokowald, symphony conductor, charging him with misappropriation of aa Idea which allegedly became the basic plan of the Disney esrtoon.

Plaintiff In the action is Mark S. Tutelman, Philadelphia music critic. He set forth in hia complaint that he conceived the idea in 1937 of combining music with animated cartoons, submitted his plan to Stokowski, suggesting certain arrangements of Nutcracker Suite," "The Dance Macabre, The Sorcerer's Apprentice and "The Scheheresade." Tutelman charges that in 1940 Stokowski submitted the plan aa his own to Walt Disney and it waa used for production of "Fantasia, without credit being given to Tutelman. if Debw I to S. F.

judge heads group to lead salvage drive SACRAMENTO, Jan. 26. 0ID NELSON'S nffS 13 ijfe il HOW TOO A I NTH I FINE ENCYCLOPEDIA FOR YOUR OWN HOME am? qsF 13? cssS u.1 5SS All you hove 1o'do to claim each now volume of Nel- Gov. Culbert Olson tonight aj- tinted Superior Judge Edward P. urphy of San Francisco, as chairman of the "salvage for victory" campaign in California.

Murphy will retain his position on the bench and will be furnished an executive etaff by the federal government to direct activities of local salvage committees. The program to be carried out under the federal bureau of industrial conservation of the war production board contemplates salvage of ecrap metal, waste paper, rubber and rags. by Bowron The city defense council yesterday created a citizens defense council and named the mayor as its commander. Whether the organization becomes permanent depends on -adoption by the city council of. an ordinance which the defense council requested the city attorney to draft At the defense council meeting yesterday it was announced that a committee of the California League of Cities, acting at the request of the attorney general, la preparing a model ordinance on the same subject for use throughout the state.

The citizens defease corps Is to be a branch ef the city's defense organization equal to the 1 defense council ns bow set up with 14 member organizations. It win have 1 district control centers. The defense corps will consist of six divisions: Fire services, police services, air raid warden services, emergency medical service, emergency public works and utili-ties. Flying schools to move inland PORTLAND, Jan. 26 (UP) The Interior areas of Oregon and Washington may soon be turning out civilian flyers in large numbers, R.

E. Herr, senior aeronautical inspector here, said today. He said flying schools are moving to the interior as quickly aa their contracts are completed. The moves are being made under regulations for west coast defense zones, he said. VtTHls cURTEsyi irt.0""' son's Encyclopedia at any Owl Drug Store is to present six differently numbered coupons from Pago 2 of the Daily News with the price of the binding selected.

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