Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 November 1942 — Page 13

Jofers Replies to Letter|g8

* Terming Action ‘Rough

Justice.’

/ By DANIEL M. KIDNEY Times Staff Writer WASHINGTON, Nov. 19-—Rubber Director William Jeffers today informed Senator Raymond E. Wills (R. Ind.) that gasoline rationIng is a sort of “rough justice” and that the senator's objections to its being made nation-wide Dec. 1 had - been turned over to OPA Adminisirator. Leon Henderson. Mr. Jeffers wrote a lengthy reply la’ a letter in which Senator Willis: had outlined the objections beIng made enmasse in his mail from Indiana. The Jeffers letter pointed out that the Indiana opposition was organized by Todd Stoops of the Hoosier Motor club. A similar campaign had been conducted in Detroit, Mr. Jeffers said. _ The letter contained:

Appreciate Co-operation

“In both of these instances, all parts of the rationing program are approved by the writers with the s®Xception of the rationing of gasoline; i. e. They approve of the 35 mile per hour speed limitation, tire Inspection, group-riding, but object to having any limitation. put upon the number of miles cars may .be

driven. Obviously, unlimited mjleage will not conserve rubber, ich is the only reason for gasoline ra-

ning in the West. In the East, ‘ot course, there is an actual gasoline shortage, in addition to the necessity for rubber conservation. | “I appreciate your whole-hearted| desire to co-operate in hagdling this very difficult problem. As I have stated repeatedly, gasoline and tires rationing at the best, are what we in the West would call ‘rough justice. : Face Acute Shortage

“However, the fact remains that we do face an acute rubber shortage, and we are engaged in a war. The situation is one which requires the cheerful co-operation of the American people, and I believe that when they understand the facts; they will co-operate. As you know, the gasoline rationing program was recommended by the: Baruch committee after exhaustive investigation of the subject, and its report was concurred in by President Roosevelt. “The detail of this rationing program is in the hands of Mr. Jeon Henderson, price administrator, and I am forwarding your letter to him in order that you may have the benefit of detailed information on the several points which you raise.” i

PRE-WAR-EXPORTS 0 JAPS DEFENDED

‘DES MOINES, Towa, Nov. 19 (U. P.) —It was “plain common sense” - which kept the United States from cutting off completely the supply of gasoline, strapiron and other material which went to Japan before the “war, Joseph C. Grew, former ambassador to Tokyo, said here today ~~. Nore =*it's a very short-sighted policy in Mternational relations to threaten if you are not able to back up your threst,” he explained. “If. we had cut off oil from Japan, they would have gone all out to get it for themselves. That would have meant a two-ocean war with a oneocean navy.” Mr. Grew said that he had been

- @heered by American victories in

Africa and the Solomons, but he

- warned against over-confidence and

complacency.

14-0UNGE INFANT DIES AFTER 4 DAYS

AARON, 0., Nov. 19 (U. P.)—A ey born 14-ounce baby girl, who lived for four days under vigilant care, died tonight at Children’s hospital where it had been fed with an eye-dropper every two hours. She gained no weight durJs her short life, . : The baby was born at five and a half months to Mrs. John Twynham, the 23-year-old wife of a truck driver, last Saturday. The birth of the child, who was no larger than a small doll, was unattend-

ed. She was kept alive on a hot}

water bottle until she was removed to the hospital last night.

Ensign Angelopolous

Ensign Angelo Angelopolous returns to Corpus Christi, Tex. naval air station tomorrow to become an instructor, He has been here on a 15-day leave after receiving his wings at the Corpus Christi station. “Angie” entered the service Jan. 29 as a member of the “Indianapolis own” flying class which was sent to Glenview, Ill, for preliminary training. After two months there, he was sent to Dallas, Tex. for ground school

ti six months, finishing in an advanced squadron of dive bombers. A graduate of Manual Training high school and Butler university, Ensign Angelopolous formerly worked on the editorial staff of

Louise Walker, 1134 N. Mount st.

dered to report were:

training. He was at Corpus Chris- | Marion

OPERATION DELAYED “ON JAMAICA BABY

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 19 (U.P). —The condition of 9-months-old|

Lorrain Henriquez remained serious at Temple University hospital to-

Jenivs 41. Open ssfety pin lodged

a. a in her throat. |over WISH.

The baby was flown to the Cliovs

maica, in the West Indies.

LOCAL WAACS GET

The army recruiting office today announced that 11 WAACs from Indianapolis were included in. a group ordered to report Monday to Ft. Des Moines, Iowa. Those from here included Elsie B. Ahlbrand, 4403 Madison ave.; Ethel Bernice Clevenger, 2028 W. Morris st.; Jean E. Cox, 111 E. Walnut st.; Marjorie E. Henkle, 116 S. Audubon rd.; Carol J. Kendall, 3546 W. 12th st.; Mary C. Michow, 1301 Hoyt ave.; Suzanne R. Murphy, 4130 Park ave.; Mary E. Parker, .227 Hanson ave.; Frances I. Remley, 3408 N. Capitol ave.; Charmion E. Stuart, 1226 W. 20th st, and Helen

Among those from Indiana ore

Alta H. Rice, Ft. Wayne; Jennie Stipanovich, East "Chicago; Vary E. Soultz, a E. Turney, Marion; Frances w. Ven Pelt, * Sheibyvitie: Viola G. Wage} Bor Wayne; Donna A. Reichard, Craw+ for ville; Luanna Spurgeon, Marion; Mary O. Davis, syle: Frances L. Dears inger, Shelbyy Me, Virginia J. Kidd, South Rend; eh 1 ¥ 1 PL Wark: Anna i ; Helen er, Portlan Martha J. Hamilton, Terre Haute, and Edna J. Trapp, Vevay.

the Indianapolis News. He is 23 and the son of Mr. and Mrs. George Angelopolous, 166 Giesendorfl st,

A LOCAL LOAN IS MORE

REMOVE OBSTACLES TO WAR CONTRACTS

WASHINGTON, Nov. 19 (U. P.) — Lou E. Holland, head of the smaller war plants division of the war pro- | duction board, said today his organization is making progress in overcoming reluctance of the armed forces to give contracts to small manufacturers, but that “enthusiastic support” is still lacking in some agencies. Contracts aggregating $18,000,000 were recommended yesterday for 39 small manufacturers, Holland 8aid,

be further fanned out to subcontractors.

KING LAUDS AMERICANS

LIVERPOOL, Nov. 19 (U.P).— King George and Queen Elizabeth, making a surprise visit to the Liverpool docks today, praised the war

and pointed out that the work might ||.

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