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‘Arthur M. Hill's Group Would Take Over Control of Nation's Resources LUCAS, Scripps-Howard Staff Writer juld assume absolute control of the na-

job James Byrnes did as Director of Economic Stabilbe Arthur M. Hill, chairman of the National Security Mr, Hill would be World War III's economic czar,

war came tomorrow, a team of

at least until the President found & Detter Jan would be: De E. Felton, Boston Industrialist, president of the Norfolk Paint and Varnish Co., of cy, Mass, director of war

on. produ ard Carmichasl, president of Tufts College, director of manpower. pr. Ewald E. Grether, dean of University of California’s school of business administration, director of economic stabilization. Yet tg Be Chosen A fourth and final member of the mobilization team, a director of war transportation, is yet to be chosen. No choice has been made for a vice chairman to Mr. Hill, Mr. Hill has been chairman of the National Security Resources Board since Aug. 29, 1947. The poard was created when Congress voted unification. He is directly responsible to President Truman, and hasbeen ordered to work up a wartime mobilization plan. In World War II he was special asgistant to the Secretary of the Navy on transportation. In eiviljan life, he is chairman of ‘the board of the Greyhound Corp. 2 Schools of Thought Within the resources board,

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shou be written and filed. It 1 that experience will dictate changes, which can be made before rather than after ®< doard goes to Congress. x "Mr. Hill favors the second view. The final decision, however, will be made by President Truman. Mr. Felton has worked out a plan to allocate orders to industry on a “hold for release” basis. He is starting with the machine tool industry, and hopes to announce details by September. If the plan is perfected there, it will be extended to all industry. How Plan, Works In effect, Mr. Felton would tell the Ford Motor Co. that—when

and if war comes—it can be cer-| tain it will start producing, on| D-plus-1-day, a specified number)

of tanks: Details would be worked out during peacetime. When and if trouble starts, Mr. Fenton could simply notify Ford to “implement Contract A” and production would get under way. It is a huge task requiring decisions involving thousands of plants. Mr. Fenton says there will be continuing studies and revisions. But, he says, it will set the stage for instant mobilization, and afford industry a chance to get ready in advance of the actual start of hostilities.

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Hawaii's GOP Platform Snub

to build up their party on the failure of the Republican plat-

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landers off with “eventual” statehood.

ATTICA—Mrs. Anna Catherine Weigle,

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: x N. & UMBIA CITY — Miss Carlotta Democrats Out "he ens svar oct 7. Em. Bip B For Statehood VER Linda Lee Kraig. ¢ mon UTH rville. G Hartman, 38 Pa EC : : W D. Kimerer, 81, barber; A By GEORGE WELLER . int Suto na Brown. ‘ea. aloud engincer: Joseph Mure Times Foreign Pormatpandent. 22 FOREST wn Mary Jane | s AN-—Mrs. Sirah Boyll 90. ri ONC, TH. duly 1 WATNE Mrs Rachel Brasier, 8s: 1 HAUTE — Mrs Bertha Berger. awail's Democrats are feelingip ani Dudgeon. 78, tarmer; Chancellor 58: Albert Clark, 80; Mrs. Mary Alice ay To ores in 3 Re ai Te Lanarge. i. ih re : publican archipelago, ‘they plan Alexander vena ts] ann:

I rian. form to writs a strong|""EEWANNA- Os Troutman, o: ‘ue pro-statehood plank. , LAFAYETTE—Otis Piper, 6. farmer / The Democrats not only prom- LaPORTE Charles B, Draves, 73; Mrs 0 mised “immediate” membership Fizabeth T—Mrs. Alta Hooton. 60: : : X in the Union for Hawaii, but|urs Maude Dyfeman.’ 89: Mr fay

Williams, 28; Ms. Jennie 'B. Wi Republicans put the ardent is-|packer,

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The Democrats’ aim is to nail Hawaii in the permanent Democratic column. Even if this fails, they feel they have an indestructible argument which can give 20 years of trouble to the Republicans, What they may lose in federal appointments from a Dewey-War-ren regime, ‘before statehood, they figure they can make back again in proving that their party wanted statehood more than the Republicans. ’

The Republicans, alarmed, are

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Senators Henry Cabot Lodge and Eugene Millikin, who put the {rickety stick in the Republican creed. 4 ~ Too Far Away

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Hawaii could not resolve itself | into statehood, of course, but the

capture the initiative lost at! Philadelphia by lighting a fire under public opinion. |

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