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S150.
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MANOR CLUB ESTATES

MANOR CLUB ESTATES.
A beautiful. new, true Colonial detached
brick home, containing 8 large rooms g
master bedrooms, 2 baths. lavatory on
hrst floor. large covered and screened side
porch, elaborate kitchen. beautiful recrea-
tion room with real wood-burning fireplace
q; ,and cords Of logsl; oo2 2-car ATTACHED garage
OF beautiful trees. This is truly beautiful
place TO- live. including all the privileges
tation.. Drive out Georgia ave, turn left
at 2nd st. past Manor Country Club to
100 Beverly rd BEITZELL, DI. BOO
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3Os TAYLOR ST. N.W.-Dble. rm, near
bath, 81 wkly.; men only. Phone Ran
dolph 1909. Near bus and car line.
3213 18th ST. N.W-Young man to share
mosphere; meals you enjoy; gentle. DU.
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HOUSES UkFURNISHED.

BEAUTIFUL 7-RM;, BRICK HOME IN
full cement basement, built-in garage
large attic. 3 porches, laree lawn, gor
seous shrubbery. curtains shades, cleo
stove end refrigerator; bus service at door
Rockville 339-R, between 10 and 6 pm,
NEW, ATTRACTIVG 5-RM BUNGALOW.
near Falls Church. Va, conv. bus; , bed
rooms, full basement, fireplace built-iu
gar, oil heat: 500 mo. Alexandria 24o2
11O6 GOOD HOPE RID Sc. ANACOsTIA
- big rms; Navy Yard, workers; short
walk to yard across bridge can sublet
| 335 Mass ave. Sc. OWNER. AT 1865.
OPEN ToDAY ONLY; IMMEDIATE POS
session: 1928 Brandywine st. NV, near
wisconsin ave- rms. bath: also 5-rm
and bath frame bungalow, nearby Va,
Glebe rd, = square south of Russell rd
rent or sale buyers preferred FULTON
r. GORDON. owner, DI. $3.50, s am. to 8
pm. 1927 Eye st. NV
1897 SOUTH DAKOTA AVE. NE.-NEW
semi-detached center hall, g rms. recrea-
tion rm., bath: gas conditioned heat
al equipment; bus at corner S9,250.
Randolph 0366.
3349 TENNYSON ST. N.W.-DETACHED
brick. rooms, 9 baths.
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NEAR GEORGETOWN

Custom built for present owner, lust .
years ago, this very UNIQUE and attrac
tive brick house offers great possibilities
Includes bedrooms and bath (suitable for
small apartment on lSt floor: attractive
living room with fireplace, dining room,
Eltchen. bedrooms and bath. on 2nd
moor. Butlt-in garage, air-conditioned
heat, Excellent transportation and stores
within short walk: For further details
call sydney Karr, WI, p265
FRANK S PHILLIPS DI 1d11
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For prompt responses
and better seruice, aduer-
tisers are requested to in
clude telephone number in
announcements under For
Rent CldsSifcations.
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OPEN SATURDAY 2 TO 7.
1923 JUNIPER ST NV

Open and shown for the first time thi,
attractive. det. brick is truly an outstand-
ing Vaiue; living room, dining room. sun
room, modern kitchen on lst floor: 4
large bedrooms, tile bath, etc, on End floor:
auto. heat, spacious lot, newly recond
priced for only S13,95O on terms
Leo M. Bernstein & Co ME Sam
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1901 Sth ST. N.W.-Nicely furnished
rooms for rent in excellent neighborhood .
cold and hot water; convenient trans. GE.
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3 BLKS. KEY BRIDGE-Single room; new
home S25. Phone Chestnut 1905.
1884 VERMONT AVE. N.W.-Large front
room for adults; continuous hot water;
silt BILE for . nerSons
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CHEVY CHASE, MD.

Brick, detached; living room. dining
room modern Kitchen. large living porch;
large bedrooms and tile bath on second
hoor, and finished. heated 3rd floor; auto.
gas heat; lot, 5Qx142; house built 3 years.
Emerson 1878. with
go. SHANNON & LUCHS CO.
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REDUCED $1,000 FOR QUICK
UR-BEDROOM

BRICk HOME
Zoned first commercial oil heat, etc:
parauet hoors throughout; cancel all
transportation worries: price now only
with 0'''
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

FALLS CHURCH, VA.-New private home
large room; suitable 3 or 4: Govt. empl
pref; excellent meals; conv. tranSp.; avail
July z: reas. Falls Church 2427.
ROOMS and board for 2 young men.
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1880 18th ST N.E.-Single room for
gentleman only; semi-pvt bath and shower;
conv. trans, unlim phone After 6 D M
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3014 25th ST. NE.-Cheery, double rm.
twin beds. tub and shower, porches, and
yard; . blks. from. transp. avail. 10Th;
gentlemen preferred. NO 1918.
DUPONT CIRCLE-Jewish home, large rm
for l or >, twin beds; next to bath and
shower: home priv; reas. NO. 4005.
2024 ST. NW-Large front room. suit
for, 3 gentlemen. Single beds, Next to
bath with shower. Govt. clerks. Plenty
good food S37 ca. per mo.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

1914 18th ST. NW-Young lady to share
large living bedroom with another. bus
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470S 4Sth ST N.W.-Large front double
bedroom: ) windows; bus at door; gentle
men pref Phone Emerson 221l
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53l4 4th ST.--Attached double rooms
twin beds, adjoining bath for .: in young
Ie wish family RA 33QS
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ROOMS WITH RoApn WANTED
APARTMENTS FURNISHED,

Govt, desires room and
noard with coneenial pvt. family. Perma
nent. Box 1890, Star
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LARGE, well-furnished front room, 3 blocks
from Zoo. Bus stop at door Suitable for
3 young men or girls Gentiles. S15 each.
Uni. ph. and laundry priv. CO. 334I.
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CHEV4 CHASE, MD,
11,750.
- betwesn the clubs, less than one-half
oIocS on Conn, ave. Center-hali home.
CONTAINING bedrooms, insulated IL,
psths; 2-car sarage, good lot EDW n
JONES q CO. INC, Woodley 1900 Phons
service I'll . pm. "o"e
Continued on Next Pass.)
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ARLINGTON, 10c bus unlim. phi. pvt.
home. near Washington Country Club; pre-
fer 2 Govt employees; twin beds. Gil. 1875.
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LARGE cool comfortable room, End floor,
front; in private adult family: good trans
portation; unlimited phone; gentle gentle
man, TAYLOR 1928
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PRIVATE ENTRANCE. close in; newly
decorated sql and dbl shower phone
S2h I'D per mo l424 Relmont ST ny
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ROOM, 1st floor next to
bath: double bed, newly furnished. HO.
I .
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hE-UFHODSI ERING.
Two piece living suite upholstered for
S45; covering and new inside material in
cluded, made like new in finest tapestry
and frezettc: Workmanship guaranteed
LA FRANCE UPHOLSTERY CO
25oa 14th ST NV. COLUMBIA 23Sl
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5 PERSHING AVE, Colmar Manor. Md
Dble rm., use OF kitchen, for two girls.
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3s3p KANSAS AVE NW.-Newly opened
strictly kosher boarding house. nice double
rooms, delicious meals: also garage FOR
EanHnlrh
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Out-of-town owner desires ;r,,,.ai.
Sar. Ssre OF ms delightful CORNER brick resi-
aenee. ae containing CENTER HALL i d room,
large screened and open decked porcbes' Pb'
man many attractive features; ;}-car brick sa.
raase WIN apt above; 10 min to downtown
lnsIon .ns.r Cathedral. Possession in is dsys,
a. az, oSoo SSoUolCkLY. Phone Mr.. Evans, Wood
SHANNON Il LUCHs CO.
n OF al
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l742 PARK RID. W-Large double room,
twin beds. windows and large closet.
316 ST NE rooms completely fur
nished apt Call after $50 pm.
2O22 18th ST. N.W-Singe and double,
next 10 bath: conv. neiehborhood: en-
ployed people single, S24; double SiS
each
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BUILDING MATERIAL. brick, lumber,
doors, sash; plumbing and hea atinE equip
ment from hundreds OF wrecked buildings;
also large assortment OF reinforcing steel
and structural steel GENERAL WRECK
EC CO. MI 6l77, Brentwood I'd. and
" ne
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RE-UPHOLSTERING.

RUG, l2xl5
Beautiful silky dark brown chenille;
original cost. $500: Sl25 cash; perfect
condition EM 355S
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BEDROOM, dining. living room furniture
contents of apis. or homes. WE DO NOV
BENCH LATHE good condition: your price,
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1916 22nd ST NV, off Mass. ave.--Va-
cancy for young man; extra large front
rm; good reals: SAT mo
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5l3 9th ST. N.W.-Large furnished room
with private bath for or 3; also single
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1927 25th ST. sE-sgl rm. gentleman.
l LGE RIM, sgle. or dble. beds: next to
bath: hw. at all times; near trans. TR.
1859.
e710 ONTARIO RID. N.W.-Pleasant dou-
BILE room. twin beds. adjoining bath: set
tied gentleman. Also gentleman 10 share
room.
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ROOMS FURNISHED.

NORTH CLEVELAND PARK-Pvt home
desirable corner room, next bath, twin
beds inner-Spr. mattresses; ch.w.. unlim
phone; conv trans; gar. If desired men;
GENTLE OrdWay 1896
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WANTED BY 3 GIRLS, 2-ROOM APT,
furnished or unfurnished, NV. vicinity, not
over S75, or same arrAnEement in private
home; references If desired. AID. 1872. IA
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SMALL, FARM I'M CTTv

Attractive broom and bath bungalow.
with garage and $4,000 SO. #. of ground
for flowers vegetables zoned for famiiy
natS: $3.50 cash, balance monthly. Price.
SS95O ftAee'
HOWENSTEIN REALTY CORP
Liz III ST N w nirtrint - = -
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Radio Trouble? Free ,s: est; 4onso1 work guar
MD-c1ry Radio Shop. go pm. NINA IA. OFF.
antee. Stephenson. HO. 0194. 13'
WE INSPECT. oil and adjust any make
sewing machine, 69c; prompt service;
famous New Home sewing machine sales
THE PALAis ROYAL. DISTRICT. 400.
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SENIOR EXECUTIVE.
HOUSES FOR SALE.

1109 CHICAGO ST. SCI BLK FROM
bus, stores. etc. Vacant and like new.
6 rms. porches and recreation rm.; $500
$3.50 cash. Open Sat. and Sun. NO. 6176.
HYATTSV1LLE. "a BLK. FROM r. I.
aye.-Large lot. detached house, rms.
2 floors, 2 baths. . kitchens; vacant: in
new house condition. NO. 6176. Open
Sat and Sunday
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

adding ma chimes, etc. Late
models Rentals and repairs. All makes
American Typewriter Co, 1431 e. Capitoi
St. IL 00S2. Omen evenings.
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GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEE SPANISH,
desires 3 or. rooms. furnished apt, for
Write or call at Ais llth st. Sc, Mr..
MJJNCZ t3s
Evening star., 1942-01-02

Rene MeZenen, 81, trans s-Atlantic
clipper steward, 2 years and years
concurrently.
Hartwig Richard Kleiss, 45, eight
years on second count; Heinrich
Stade, 40. $1,000 and Is months on
first count: Felix Jahnke. 80, ST 900
and 20 months on first count: Ber-
tram Wolfgang Zenzinger, 81,
Topanga, Calf, eight years on sec
ond count; Richard Eichenlaub.
81 900 and l8 months on first count.
The trial at which the IA men
were convicted lasted IA weeks and
the jury of nine men and three
women deliberated eight hours be-
fore finding them guilty. The trial
disclosed that the Government had
scored what its agents believed to
be an unparalleled triumph in
counterespionage.
In addition TO those convicted and
the 16 men and three women who
pleaded guilty, 20 other persons who
were indicted, most of them now in
foreign countries, were unappre-
hended.
Evening star., 1942-01-02
Allied Fleets Need
Air Help in Pacific,
British Official Saws
Ships Would Be at Mercy
OF Planes From Dozens
Of Bases, Aide Declares
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
LONDON, Jan. "a British
spokesman declared today that Brit
ish and American fleets cannot be
expected to operate effectively in
the South Pacific until they cIH
obtain adequate air support.
without an umbrella Of protect
ing planes from carriers or land
bases" the spokesman said, war
ships would beat the mercy of jap
anese aircraft from dozens of bases
in the Philippines, Indo- China and
Malaga"
He asserted the Japanese might
even be able to neutralize the use
of Singapore as a naval base by
bombing from air bases in Malaga
However = he said, I'VE must keep
the long view of the Pacific situa-
ton, remembering that in the long
run the Allies can OutbalanCe the
Japs.
But the situation needs careful
handling at the present moment"
The fall of Manila said this
source, will allow the japanese to
Use their forces to the south" He
added that Singapore would be in
tough position if the Japanese re-
tanned their hold in Malaga.
He labeled as nonsense" the jap
anese claim that they sank nine
British ,desiroyers in their capture
of Hong Kong, adding there was
only one old destroyer at Hong Kong,
and most of the guns had been
taken from it for use on land"
The Pacfic war. he said. has
placed a stain on the Allies in the
battle of the Atlantic
HoWevei' he said we did ex-
tremeN wel during December"
He added that an "appreciable"
number bf reinforcements are
reaching Axis forces in Africa de-
spite the British blockade of the
explaining that the
British sqhadrons could not be ex-
pected to itop every ship.
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guilty to both counts, but refused
to answer when the court asked
him who in Germany gave him his
orders, was sentenced to two years
on the first count and eight years
on the second.
Others convicted and their SEN
tences, all to run concurrently
were:
AXel Wheeler-Hill. Al, sentenced
to years on the first count and Is
on the second: Heinrich Carl Eilers.
AZ, two years and $1,000 fine on the
first. five years on the second: Leo
Waalen. 34 2 years and II years;
Carl Reuper, 81. Hudson Heights, N.
j., 2 and Is; Rudolph Ebeling. 49,
two years and $1,000 and five years;
Adolph Henry August Walischewski.
so, two years and five years; Paul
Scholz. 2 years and 16 years: Erick
Strunck. 80. Milwaukee. Wis, 2
years and 10 years: Franz Stigler, "a.
2 years and Is years. and Edmund
Carl Heife. so. Pleasant Ridge
Mich, a former s3O.0O0-a-year Ford
Co. executive in Germany, a $4,000
fine and years on the first count.
l8 years on the second: Joseph
Klein. 80. two years on first count,
five on second
Others Pleading Guilty.
Others pleading guilty were SEN
fenced as follows:
Paul Fehse. 50. Is years on second
count; Gustave Kaercher. 35, West
wood. N. j., $4,000 and % months
on first count: George Gottlob.
Schulz. 54. East Orange. N. j., $1,000
and % months on first count:
Oscar Stabler. 81, 2 years and S
years. respectively. sentences to run
concurrently; Erwin w. Siegler. 80.
2 years and 10 years concurrently;
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respectively, and Evelyn Clayton
Lewis. 38, a year and a day on the
first count. the only one to which
she pleaded.
Herman Lang. 40. time en-
ploye of the Norden Co.. manufac-
turer of bomb sights. who was &C
cused of delivering details of the
secret instrument to Germany, was
sentenced to 20 years. two years on
the first count and Is years on the
second, the terms to run concur
rently. Lang was one of those con-
victed.
Everett Roeder. formerly employed
by the Sperry Gyroscope Co.. who
pleaded guilty to the second count,
was sentenced to Is years.
Frederick Duquesne, So. South
African-b born soldier of fortune, re-
putedly one of the leaders of the
ring. was sentenced to 18 years on
the second count and the maximum
of two years and a fine of $4,000 on
the first.
Conradin Dold. 35. who stood trial
was fined $1,000 and sentenced to
two years on the first count and
10 years on the second.
Paul Bante. Al, naturalized
citizen and a tool and dye maker.
who pleaded guilty to the first
count, was sentenced to l8 months.
Library Man Sentenced.
Max Blank. 49, former employe
of the German Library of Informa-
ton. pleaded guilty to the first
count and was fined $1,000 and SEN
tenced to 18 months.
Alfred E. Brokhoff. 80, of West
New York, N j., pleaded guilty to
both counts and was sentenced to
two and five years. respectively.
Heinrich Clausing. who pleaded
Evening star., 1942-01-02
EVENING STAR WASHINGTON D. C., FRIDAY
One Large, Ten Small
Afraid Sirens Are
Delivered 10 District
Alarms to Be InstoIled
On Rooftops; Al
More Are on Order

One big air raid siren, said to
generate a low-pitched but highly
audible moaning wall. and ten
smaller ones were delivered to the
District Government today and
electrical contractors Immediately
began the work of installing them
on roof tops throughout the city.
The sirens are the first of 50 now
on order from Chicago firm.
which manufactures them for use
by rural volunteer fire departments
They will be ready for service
within 10 days.
Only a tentative list of sites for
the sirens has been selected as yet.
The big 5-hOrsepower siren prob
ably will be mounted on a tall
building in a central location, it was
said. This will be connected with
10 two-horsepower sirens by existing
wire circuits. The first sirens will
be scattered over the city as evenly
as possible to avoid blind spots.
The audibility of the alarm sys-
tenn will depend to large extent
on wind and atmospheric condi-
tions. 1t seemed certain, however,
that the big 5-horsepower electric
whistle would be heard a long dis
tance under most unfavorable cir
cumStanceS.
The sirens. somewhat similar to
those in operation in England, oper-
ate on the same principal as the
alarms on fire vehicles and ambu-
lances. A whirling perforated cylin-
der, driven by an electric motor,
draws air through an outer grill
work and the pitch of the resulting
wall is adjustable. The sound will
be keyed lower than that of fire
sirens III order to make it readily
diStinguiShable.
The sirens were delivered this
morning to the District Repair
Shop on u street near Seventeenth
street NV. Each of the warning
devices is a self-sufficient unit, con-
tanning its own electric motor.
Twenty-three additional two-horse-
power whistles are on order along
with l8 more big sirens.
Evening star., 1942-01-02
Fritzie Zivic Substituted
For Young Kid Mccoy

BY the Asset ated Press.
NEW YORK. Jan. 2.-Fritzie
zivic, former welterweight champion
from Pittsburgh, TODAY was substi-
tuted for Young Kid Mccoy for the
January l6 fight with Ray Robinson
at Madison Square Garden.
Mccoy Injured his right eye in his
recent fight with Aivic and has not
fully recovered. The Zivic- Robin
son bout scheduled for Il rounds,
will be a. return affair since Robin
son outpointed the eX-champion
over the 10-round route in October.
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Spies
Continued From First Page.)

Continued From First Paee.)
imum possible sentence on the two
counts vas % years.
Judge Byers sentenced the women
defendH1ts as follows:
Lilly Barbara Garcia Stein. 38.
who pleaded guilty to both counts.
2 years on the first count and 10
years N the second; Elsa Weusten-
field. ~, two years and five wears.
Evening star., 1942-01-02

People of Argentina ate an average
of 300 pounds of meat a person in
the last year.
Evening star., 1942-01-02
YOUR DAY LIES AHEAD.

T1r11E one, your day lies ahead. Those things so
IL necessary to your health and well-being must
not be lost sight of in today's turmoil.
Now, as in the past the home is the bulwark
of the nation. 1t be safeguarded and protected
Both Heating and Plumbing are too important
to health protection and mean too much to the
welfare of the whole family to be entrusted to
Evening star., 1942-01-02

Radiators Cast Iron Enaneed
Goods Winter Air Connonns
Uau Coal Gu waeH Burner. Accessories
Aasdaa Cereuns
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-20
.Romrnel Backs
Up 100 Miles
Rear Guards Leave
En- NofiIia on Coast
BY w. p. SAPPHIRE

International News Service stan Writer
CAIRO, Dec. 19.-Rear-guards
OF the retreating Axis army ir
Libya have abandoned the coastal
town of En- Nofilia. 100 miles west
Of FL Agheila. a Middle East com.
mand communique reported today
in announcing that the British
Eighth Army is close on the heels
of the enemy.
Latest reports suggest that the
Axis position is slightly east oil
Sultan and 40 miles northwest oil
En- Nofilia, Reuters said.
CThe Morocco radio said the
British had reached the vicinity
of Sirte. 200 miles west of FL
Agheila. The radio added in
report from Turkey that ad-
vance units of the AXIS armies
had reached the big Axis refuge
base at Tripoli.
The Morocco radio has not
been considered a reliable source
Of information but occasionally
il has been correct.D
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-20
6 Michigan Men
Win Decorations
Oetroiter, S Outsfaters
Honored in Africa Drive

A Detroit sergeant and five
other Michigan men have been
decorated for bravery in action on
the British and North African
fronts, dispatches from the two
theaters announced Saturday.
Sgt. Richard S. Sedore, whose
address was given as 1887 Bur
CESS road, received the Oak Leaf
Cluster for his part in action
against the Nazis.
The Distinguished Flying Cross
went to Capt. Robert c. Williams
of 612 East Third street, Flint. 1t.
Carl E. Schultz of Ann Arbor and
Sgt. William E. Howard of New
Boston also won the Oak Leaf
Cluster.
The decorations we're announced
along with those of AZ other Amer
lean airmen. Two were postum
nous awards.
From Maj, Gen. Jimmy Doolit-
ties command in North Africa
came the n names of two other
Michigan men, among S4 TO receive
decorations. AA
They were Capt Charles f.
Wilson of Mt. Clemens. and 1t. F.
F. Umphrey of Flint, who received
the Army's Air Medal.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-20
Hotel Parties

Hotels report they are booked
nearly 10 capacity for Christmas
parties.
And railroads. that this year
will be carrying fighting men tc
new bases or TO their homes for
long awaited holiday reunions
have had all available train seats
reserved for more than a month.
Civilians DESTROYS of making un-
necessary trips by rail, contrary 10
government wishes. will be forced
TO stand in packed aisles, officials
said.
Buses arc expected 10 be SINH
larly crowded, thus leaving a gas
rationed populace with no altcrna-
tive but spending Christmas in
their home locale.
In addition TO preparing a merry
Christmas for themselves, Detroit
erS have given thought to holiday
visitors.
An anticipated 1000 servicemen
will be given public purchased
gifts at a Christmas Eve party in
the downtown USO Club.
Through the USO, several hun
dred men Of the armed forces will
he taken 10 private homes for
Christmas dinner. recreation and
TO share in the family gift ex-
change.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-20
East Ends Gas
Ban Monday
B. C Coupon Value
Cut 10 3 Gallons

WASHINGTON, Dec. 10 (UP)
Price Administrator Leon Hen
dcrSon announced tonight that
sale of gasoline 10 frivate motor
lists in II eastern states. suspended
at noon Friday, will be resumed
at 1l22.eeii n. m. tEwT1. Monday.
The value Of b" and &C" gaso-
line ration coupons Will be only
three gallons each. however. Hen
derson said. The value of "A cou-
pons will remain three gallons
each.
Henderson : announcement. in
which he revealed a new, eight
point program for conserving
motor fuel supplies, came shortly
after Economic Sterilization d..
rector James r. Byrnes disclosed
that an overhauling Of the entire
gasoline and fuel oil ration pro-
gram was IN prospect.
Henderson announcement said
the value of "A" cards would be
reduced TO three gallons through
out West Virginia. A" coupons
have been worth four gallons in
parts OF that state.
Resumption Of gasoline sales
Will end a suspension OF all but
IT" cards for commercial We.
hicles which was imposed be-
cause Of an eastern gasoline crisis
precipitated by diversion Of motor
fuel supplies 10 North Africa "a
answer a hurry call
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-20
Eight-Point Program

The eight points of Henderson
me- conservation program were
Cutting Of "B" and &C"
coupons from four 10 three gal
Ions.
2 Stricter enforcement OF all
ssh~.ine ratIoning regulations
Immediate suspension of
dealers and withdrawal OF ration
books from consumers caught
violating gasoline rationing reg
ulationS.
New OPA controls over
inventories of gasoline refineries
and importers
5-Thorough review of exist
ing systems of delivering gaso-
line 10 bulk tanks, and tighter
control If abuses are disclosed.
@ a request 10 military au-
thorities TO exercise greater care
in use of passenger cars they
operate.
Special instructions TO gas
oline dealers 10 exercise utmost
caution in sales, for which they
VIII be held strictly accountable.
S-A request TO Ickes 10 in
s-ruct the petroleum industry 10
report any indications of black
market transactions.
There was no mandatory rGe
against pleasure driving.