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mans o a he Weather Forecast me cloudiness this morning; mostly nny in afternoon; mostly cloudy tomor- w. Yesterday's temperatures: Highest, , : . ; lowest, 68; mean, 78.... Page 21 oo al onl DO # ann _ : . - . oan oa fo La : | Rewistered United States Paceat Offices je. 108—D “momana, nth S27°344 || SuNDay 295,602... BALTIMORE, SATURDAY. SEPT 92,000.Surplus Machine Tools To Go Into Stock Pile Washington, Sept. 19 (4)}—Up to 92,000 surplus machine tools will be tagged for stock pile starting October 1 as a “reserve against a national emergency,” the War As- sets Administration announced to- jay. . eo, , The action, approved by the Joint Army-Navy Machine Tool Commit- tee, may put on the shelf the bulk GRAIN PRICES :|Wallace And Taft CRASH IN ALL | Administration P | MAJOR MARTS Former Chanioe “Canmpaign OF T 2 ' ’ Latter Attacks ‘Planned ARICAN LOIN [dulaal PI s For Natchez Aftef 19 Gulf Coast From 2 BS $s Declines Continue As De-| ss : ¥ ‘mand For High-Cost | _ Henry A. Wallace and Senator Robert 4 me - - | Qhio) yesterday assailed policies of the 1 Foods Shows Slump "| ministration, the former Vice President ¢ tot ae FBI is conducting a Hitler-like “campaign Chicigo, Sept. 10 (7)}—All grain] against “liberal” Government employés and bed today in the major! stacking what he called the Administratio / Orleans To Biloxi . oe ¥ _ prices drifted ‘slightly lower or “Planned inflation.” _Z Littlejohn, WAA administrator, re-lneid barely steady at the-twelve| ~~ 2 7 Op et floods swamp 15-square |ported, WAA will not advertise or| principal markets ‘im,the United) =~ : : ees wf Tokyo as typhoon death |offer any machine tools for s#le|ctates. 4 -. =). : ._ Wallace moe iT: es to 2,000........ Page 2 | without first permitting the joint!” phe declines, continuing a week] 02 we ee oe Orleans, Sept. 19 (#}—Thej committee to inspect and tag them.|iong trend in. the. United States). ‘. By HOWARD NORTON | <a DEWEY | old hurricane, rumbling| The program is part of the stock-/ came at 2 time when wholesale ¢ "Sun, Staff Correspondent) LChiet of Wash tonight toward Natchez.| piling effort authorized by'Congress prices reached all-time peaks and Philadelphia, Sept, 19— San Franciseo.* in closing days of the session, WAA said. Ninety-two thousand is the maximum which may be frozen for the strategic reserve. ~~ demand for high-priced food items/a_ Wallace charged here tonfht|Robert A. Taft tc was slumping somewhat in the na-!that the FBI is conducting z can-|Gays of presiden tion's. retail stores. . paign of terror against “lide. alifornis and he The high-cost-of-living problem|Government employés tba’ is}Mevade. aroused fears of some retailers|“reminiscent of the early days of| The climax of that surging food costs might burt! adolf Hitler.” . , _ [Senator's ‘attack sales of nonfood items. |" warning an audience of more|the Truman Adm Second Break In Two Days | than 13,000 at Convention Hall that of ‘Planned infla The grain-price- break, second in| Americans are in danger of losing are of Ris ow? two days, was started by an agri-|their political liberties, the former before ‘Sere pe culture Department report that half| Vice President declared: - trom wealth Club. after drubbing the Gulf rom New Orleans eastward si, left five dead and an un- ned number injured. ‘se radio message from the ppt State Highway Patrol Biloxi area reported to- hat the bedies of a woman ee children had been found debris of broken and splin- oats and buildings. Biloxi report came just a : v ; , the American corn crop was safe ‘Old friends and co-worke: . urs after the bedy of Joe . . ‘ 5 Outstandin . trom frost damage and by increased|my years in Washington report to t ’ se. 54, was washed ashore| Traffic Experts Discuss Ques offerings of cash corn by farmers|me that agents of the FBI are con- Ontateoens ‘ -by Gulfport. . while, there was a belated out of Fort Myers, Fla., vis- y the hurricane some 36 earlier, that eight Cuban len were reported missing ared drowned off the beach tion In Roanoke. 1 Stabilization prices at some n fifty or sixty pe 1939 level. _2, An increase wage from the pr pour to “at least” Tells OF ‘Actually the Se and country elevators. ducting a campaign of terror un- ‘Clinton P. Anderson, Secretary|equalied in our history.” ‘awakened At Night’ Roanoke, Va., Sept. 19 (4}—Mo-jof Agriculture, said the break in ; tor scooters, “‘whizzer bikes” andjAmerican grain prices had oc-| “They are awakening liberal other similar smail motorized’ ve-|curred “because the people are be-|Government employés in*the mid- hicles operated by teen-agers who/ ginning to’ realize that the wheat{dle of the night and interrogating regard them as toys, present one|crop is there” and that there is no|them at great length.”. : : -lof the most serious traffic menaces|real shortage of the bread cereal.| These actions are being kept facing the United States today,[In a train stopover at Chicago, he|quiet. he continued. five experts agreed this morning|expressed the. hope the grain-mar- “We must demand an end to this eeiee to his min at Hotel Roanoke. . |. {ket decline would “start 2 down-jsilent reign of ‘terror, We must/¥ =) 2 0” The point was brought out at a/ward trend” in the cost of living. {return to American principles. ee eare din the panel discussion on current traffic} At the Chicagq Board of Trade,/ Wallace accused President Tru- the ad dress. and problems at the twenty-second an-[world’s largest grain exchange,;man of fostering war hysteria in in local mi nual convention of the Virginia|wheat, corn, oats and soybeans ordering the. imnfediate swearing print ; Association of Chiefs of Police. |dropped the permissible: limit un-|in of James V. Forrestal as De ne press cor Would Limit Speed «der exchange rules—corn for thelfense Secretary a week abead of ein tely after John Hanna, major of the traf-;second successive day. " paohedule. he charge he made|Sesator sald it } rite communications handi-|fie division, Richmond Police De- Peaks Reached Last Week 1 He repeated tre fog ead iiut he failed ta -eports drifting in said Gulf-|partment, reported he recently| September wheat elosed at $2.61 ae that Wall street and the Army |mesdation. 1 ‘as a shambles, with hundreds|tested the braking efficiency of aja bushel, 10 cents lower than yes- en tha the country, He reit-|,1 must have ! ese and its beaches strewn|number of motorized bicycles. He|terday for a two-day price drop of are runnin ij threat tn organize ; coding my maj wrecked yachts, Biloxi's|found out that the brakes func-|16 to 18% cents. September corn thh 4 e if the Democratic party "LT now 3 -,G. B, Cousins, Jr., called for|tioned excellently at speeds of 25|dropped the Scent limit to $2.46 a ty pany adopt. “liberal” prin- ba ma aidiers from near-by Keesler|miles per hour and less, but that|bushel for a two-day drop of 16 re ten ‘Oo acop' . " ’ to patrol the beaches, with|they were slow in catching at/cents. Oats lost the G-cent daily oe railace spoke tonight under the " auspices of the Eastern Pennsy!-} s to shoot looters. greater speeds. | He suggested that Umit, September closing at $1.1154, es nm to e ‘ t maxi- and soybeans fell the Scent mi (Continued on Page 8, Column 2) :d Spanish Traii for 25 miles{ient lights, but a great many of : . EM ARGO PLAG en Biloxi and Bay St. Louis,!those in Richmond aave no lights e July zn peat woe re : Old Spanish Trail Hit. taneed of such vehicles by 1 ar y mechani- r, $3.26. : rcely # dozen buildings were|cal means to '25 miles per hour. - mene Novembe S28: grain-price ssippl. at all,” he pointed out, +<e _' at F vusands were homeless in fish.| - _ Taste Neccénnerdpa* - C5 IN EAPRESS EN aa . tanding on the beaches along) “Some of these bikes have excel- upsurges started on the Chicago u a all aie Rd PT traffic rules, Storm Veering East or the big wind itself, Alex- La., said it Was veering to st, instead of moving north- »ward Arkansas as previously ed, and apparently was go- miss that middle Louisiana :aadria said winds there had 7 %§ miles per hour and the eter was rising. , é which would provide fer bolding go written and oral examinations in|down 75 cents to schools on traffic regulations and! week. cows declined 30 cents te safety measures. : $2.50. hogs 50 cents to 31 lower, and good and ehalce lambs down New York, Sept. 19 up-The Railway Tabrets Agency placed an embargo on all nds of at least 90 miles an pounded New Orleans for + than five hours. and rolled waters before the storm tol yj, he|25.cents to $1. rail . . & + express traffic bound &° ; much of the bayou country to . Fruit Market Has First Drop faut ef New York city exeqy At Benton Harbor, Mich. the/full earlesds result ‘eather Depot Blows Down [on the streets of the country now.|truit market, America’s largest. ex-(strike by an "APL Teamste vertheless, the Red Cross an-jand estimated there would be/perienced Its frst major price ¢roPiiest night. — - es ‘ced a complete check showed] 1,000,000 more next year, “ {since the war. @o. : »s8 of life in New Orleans and . . . "Tl Alberta peaches fell 25 LaGuardia Reported - ospitatized cases. . ur Louisiana parishes—St. Pa yy »|$1-75 in comparison to the 82 and’ Sinking Rapidly’ |more which had consistently pre- New York. Sept. 19 (#)—Fiorello| Analysts ard. Terrabonne, La Fourche, St. Charles—also reported no vailed. = a - . attributed the fall-te @ H. LaGuardia’s physician taid to-/giut in the market and to a shortage tiene! Brotherhood of (AFL, . or serious injuries. storm passed over Baton/ #1. se. wall, wifhant annarent|night the 64-year-old former