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OWNER TRANSFERRED.

OWNER TRANSFERRED.
Will sell his practically new brick home in
the country club section of Arlington. Va.
Is beautiful rooms. spacious and splendidly
very large closets, > baths sun deck of
beautiful master bedroom, full attic, light:
dry basement oil burner, aforementioned
heat attached garage; good bus service.
ROBERT E HEATER. Room 500. S15 5th
st. NV. Phone Ma. 4192 between and 3.
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MONTGOMERY co. FARMS.
so a., IS a.. 1877 a.. $50 a., 32S a., 345
a.: prices range from $4,000 UP.
5 HOWARD co. FARMS.
Al a.. aS a.. 1O1 a.. 10 a., $50 a.:
JOHN BURDOFT, CQLESvHLE. MD.
Phone Ashton 3S46 Open Evenings
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

HAVE A CASH BUYER FOR GROUND
zoned to permit building 4-famly flats
What have you? Answer quickly. Guy
Whiteford of McKEEVER e. WHITEFORD.
DI a7O6
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MONEY ON SECOND TRUST.
We Will buy second-trust notes. D. c.,
nearby Md. or Va Reasonable rates
NATIONAL MORTGAGE IL INVESTMENT
1872 N. Y. Ave NV. National $3.50,
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TOWN AND COUNTRY MOTORS.
1907 l4th St NV MI 5000
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BURNER. eli BRICK: lot 47x1la: IMME-
DIATE PosSESsI0 n 1, price only $3.50.
S6,950-CCLoNLAL BRICK IN NORTH
east: on fine eleva ton new section,
near Sears Roebuck store; six rooms,
tile bath, porch; hot-water heat
S9,a50-Bethesda. Md-New f-roofn. .
bath detached brick: home of in
dividual charm on a beautiful wooded
heat fully insulated slate root; at
ta"hed garage.
S13 250-Arrange to see this spacious.
detached brick in the best section of
Chevy Chase. Nd. west of Conn. ave.
convenient to 2 schools; frst-hocr
den. finished attic. built-in garage: I'll
modern improvements; LARGE ROOMS.
SHANNON e. LUCHS CO,
150S II St NV National o345.
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SUBURBAN ROOMS.
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

FRANCIS SCOTT KEY AFT HOTEL. Goth
snd F SITS n.w.-Fi. eproof A. A. A.: one
sons; day week: Frieidaire: full service;
nicely furnished; no cats or dogs. Ma. 54e5
21s4 FLORIDA AVE NV. APT. Arm,
porch, $3.50; new furniture; Protestant;
e{n ia lad
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$4,000 FURNISHED.
10 ROOMS, 2 BATHS.

Located in Eckine ton. this semi deiached
brick has monthly income Of Sl65, ex-
Guiding quarters used by owner: NV n :;
weather-strpped. full-leneth screens: rent
ed as three ants and individual rooms.
Call Mr.. WILKEN. NO. 1000 ewes.
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SS2 $40 de luxe Tudor heater beats so9d
sffss q 81 nv. TO IL m.
NNSN 1871 super de luxe sedan coupe:
-sSs& heater. seat covers. foglights. etc;
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llNCOlN-lEPHYR 1910 coupe; opera
seats ORIGINAL black finish. custom seat
covers. radio and heater; only 1000 miles.
Here is an outstanding hne car. 1895.
Closed Sunday. open ewes
TOWN AND COUNTRY MOTORS.
1907 ltth St NV MI 5000.
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APARTMENTS FUR. OR UkFUR.
c.h.w.; 2 porches, large yard. Box colo
Star.
MODERN APT FOR ADULTS.
rms. k. and bath. new refs. end stove
hit, 1t. and gas incl. ABB N. Hampshire
ave. NV.
THOS. D. WALSH INC. DI 1857.
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Apartment, 1st Commercial, Cor
ner: 6 stories. "a units 1s6 rooms, "a
bathsl. plus restaurant. averaging q rooms
and bath each. Annual income, $4,000.
Ground 1880 So # This building can
continue 70 operate as an apartment or
can be converted into an uptown hotel.
JEROME S. MURRAY.
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JACK PRY PACKARD.
18th and Pa. Ave. s E

tINCoIN-ZEPHYR la4I 4-dr. sedan; I
new tires, radio, heater: sood condition.
priSs;ely owned; no dealers; Sl,l5o. WI.
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JEROME MURRAY.
1891 G ST NV. RE, 2i6O, MI A5"a,
ATTENTION. INVESTORS.

We have 4 nice apartment buildings, all
detached. from TO l3 units. priced from
S2s.O00 10 $4,000
All well rented and can be bought on
terms that Will show a nice income. besides
paying for the building. Call at once 20
Inspect No AGENTS. Room 4 CHEVY
CHASE HOUSING GUILD. 6s40 Wisconsin
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-11
The War Today

AUSTRALIA Australian war
pilots. in their greatest raid
on tho Japanese invasion zone.
leave behind sinking and
heached ships. including
cruiser or heavy destroyer and
possibly a second cruiser.
Page II
ATLANTIC-One Axis subma-
rine sunk by United States
destroyers as three more ships
arc torpedocd and sunk. four
! more are damaged and three
are missing. Page -
RUSSIA Red troops strike
hard on both ends Of the long
battle front. Page B.
BURMA - British battle in
Central Burma TO halt Japa-
nose advances. after escaping
from 2 trap Try 10 Join ma>Sed
Chinese troops. Page g.
PHILIPPINES - Lieut.. Gen.
Tomoyuki YamaShita believed
awaiting air reinforCCmentS
before unleaShing an about
offensive against General Mac
Arthur's forces. Page 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-11

mail either way. 7 don't know
how I ever will get this Oft, hut
will he optimistic while have
a chance.
81 know YOU have been pretty
worried about all this mess ont
here, hut am ~ fine ~ can
he
Tell every one hello for me.
and see 10 II that We get the
tools. weapons, and planes We
need. There u q war ON here.
I know--frSt hand"
Captain Pigg, 81. is a graduate
Of Iowa State College. His wife Is
living in California.
His letter was the first known
instance here Of mail coming out
Of Corregidor since the siege.
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COrresidOr Letter
First Mail TO Reach U. S. From Besieqed Island
Pleads for Planes, Tools Weapons

OMAHA. Neb March II INS).
Mr. and Mrs. \. r. PigG dis
played a letter today written Al
Corrcgidor by their son serving
with General Macarthur in the
Philippines. but how the United
States Army lor the Navy cot
the letter out Of the be>iegcd
island they were al los, 10 know
II contained a plea for 1.-The
tools the weapons and the planes
we need
The son, Ronald O. Plgg. a cap
tain in the Army Engineers Corps,
wrote the letter January 30 The
envelope was stamped VIA air
mail and bore a cenSor's mark
dated March ). The letter read
Dear Folks: Long time no
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Son i'm Photo
Father Recognizes Filler
in Aussie Picture

SAN FRANCISCO. March II
GNS).-George c. Faulkner ST.,
San Francisco attorney, reported
today that he was surprised in
looking at the first pictures pub
liShed of American fliers serving
in Australia to see that of his son,
George.
The youth and companions were
walking away from a flying fort
reSS they had just landed. Faux
ner Sr. said:
after seeing that picture.
had a couple Of wishes-that the
picture had been taken In Ba-
taan Peninsula showing rein
forcPments arriving for Mac
Arthur and, second, that I was
there myself"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-11

Dominion
Status

By EDN ARD w. BEATTIE
nied Press star CorrespoDdsnt

LONDON. March II. - Prime
Minister Churchill disclosed today
that India would be a base for an
eventual Allied counter-offenSlve
agalnSLJa paH-aHA that SIR Stat
ford Grips was going 10 India 10
discuss with Indian leaders a war
plan for solution of the
Indian freedom problem
Grips IS An advocate Of indie
pendence for India.
I'VE must remember also that
India IL one Of the bases from
which the strongest counter
blows must he struck at the adj
vance Of tyranny and aggres-
sion" Churchill told the House OF
Commons.
II was understood that the
statement reiteratinp promises OF
dominion status II Indian factions
compose their differences was
the result Of consideration of mill
tary possibilities and all political
influences, including United States
opinion and tho position Of China,
But there vas doubt that the
plan agreed on hy the war cabinet
goes much further than previous
proposals and the belief that il
might he StopGap, leaving most
with what ono oh
server called slightly empty
g,oh,-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-11
ride OH Our Tires
DSR Bids for Autoists TO Take Buses, Then Urges
Them TO Switch TO Street Cars

The DSR moved in available Otherwise because Of
opposed scarcity.
urged people he removed from thorough
instead Of buses because buses fares Grand River and
urged Woodward whore
driving their and service is available
DSR buses. Having thus down
First the told Fred
A. Nolan DSR director approved slogan painted
10 educate the buses The designed
the public
both fuses Ride
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-11
Brazil Moviino
To War on Axis
BY DAVID !. WILSON
nited Press stan correspondent

ntted Press stan foTreSpondent
RIO DE JANEIRO. March II.
Brazil was believed today 10 he
preparing to declare war against
the Axis.
President Getulio Vargas signed
A measure which gives him power
TO issue such a declaration in event
he finds it necessary for Brazil's
defense.
simultaneously, il was under
stood all Brazilian ships had been
ordered into the nearest ports,
presumably for the purpose Of
taking measures 10 protect them
against the growing menace OF
submarine attacks.
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Jap Move Near
On Madagascar

STOCKHOLM. March II (UP).
\ Berlin dispatch TO tho news
paper Social-Dcmokratcn said to-
day that Japan had presented TO
Tho Nichy government certain
demands concerning the French
island Of Madagascar off the
southeast coast Of Africa.
Tho dispatch said that Berlin
reported they had no
Information OF JapanS plans but
that It was recalled that similar
demands preceded the
occupation Of French lndo-Chlna.
NIchy published an official denial
Yesterday that Jacques BenolSt-
Mcchin, vice minister Of state for
French German relations had
said in an interview with Japanese
newspaper men that "a French
Japanese accord had been reached
for common defense Of MadagaS-
car. similar 20 the accord for the
defense Of lndo-Chlna
THE Wishing Well" has a
message in cipher for YOU. Daily
and SUNDAY Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-11
Stimson in Caribbean
For Canal Inspection

BALBOA. {. T. March II INS).
United States Secretary Of War
Henry l.. Stum>on was IN Panama
today for a several days in>pcC-
ton OF the Caribbean defense
command and the Panama Canal
particularly the project for 2 third
sol Of lock-, Srm>on arrived by
air from Miami yesterday.
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LaGuardia OK's Free Rides

NEW YORK. March II GNSl
Free rides on the ci,y's SubwsyS
and elevated lines for soldiers
sailors and marines in uniform
were approved today by Mayor F
IT. LaGuardia.
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u. y. Freezes Prices
Of Used Tires. Tubes

a new price NJ $3.50 for size
S25-l5 and S377O for first
category used tire with 9-32 Of an
inch or more tread 10 S720 for
smooth tires.
Maximum prices on passenger
car tubes is 81 80 for all sizes and
for truck tubes, 81 to Sl4, depend
ing on size.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-11
Bonnbers
al Least
7 Vessels
Many Ships Left
Sinking or Beaehed;
Airdromes Attacked

MELBOURNE. March II (UP).
Reports circulated today that a
Japanese invasion feet has been
sighted in New Guinea waters
moving toward Port Moresby, key
TO the northeast approaches to
Australia.
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Il was also revealed a the hear
Ing that the federal internal
revenue bureau, after reviewing
statements Of the league
had ruled tho organization liable
Continued on Page Three1
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FIR. Cough|iin S
Radio Income
Tops Million
$574,4l6 in Year Paid
Lille Flower League,
Tax Hearing Reveals

The Roy Charles T. Couchlin's
Radio League Of the Little Flower
took in more than a half-mIlion
dollars in one year. il vas revealed
today by testimony IN an unem-
compensation commits
sion hearing.
For the year, 1897 through 1910
tho total exceeded Sil63. 900
The hearing, before Referee
Henry Glcman. resulted from an
appeal by the league of a commits
sion ruling that u was not "A
charitable and religious insttu-
ton and therefore owes pay roll
taxes for tho years since 1896
Refusal 70 pay these taxes has
resulted n several Of the league :
beng refused uncmploy-
mont benefits. IN recent years
during which employees have been
reduced in number from 80 10
only seven persons
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-11
BY BRYDON TAVEs
United Press star Correspondent

MELBOURNE. March 11.-Aus-
tralian air squadrons hammering
at the spearhead OF japanese In
vasion on New Guinea Island today
were credited with smashing seven
to nine enemy vessels including
at least one and perhaps two
warships.
A flaming trail of blazing,
beached or sinking Japanese YES.
sells was left by Australian fiiers,
including veteran airmen with
drawn from other fighting fronts,
in the largest raid of the war
against the enemy forces headed
toward this continent, air COM
muniques disclosed.
ATTACKS WARSHIPS
One large cruiser was attacked
at Salamaua. on north New
Guinea, and another warship on
which several direct hits were
scored was described as either q
cruiser or a large destroyer.
For hours yesterday, it was re-
vealed, giant Australian bombing
planes ranged over the New
Guinea invasion area, attacking
ships and shore positions, In
GLIDING airdromes.
FLYING BOAT AFIRE
A great japanese four-motored
flying boat was set afire at Gas
mata, on New Britain. and two at
tacks were made on the Salamaua,
New Guinea. airdrome.
In addition, an Australian naval
pinnace damaged a Japanese plane
by machine gun fire, it was
asserted.
A communique Of the Royal
Continued on Next Page, Col. y
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-11

THE daimyoS, or fcudal
leaders of the great
clans, had not much in
the way Of money.
They had position and
power and estates and peas
ant subjects and great castles
and samurai.
Their wealth was mainly in
rice.
The peasants raised the
rice. The samurai ATE il.
The samurai maintained
the lord in power.
The lord maintained the
samurai in provisions.
But cities grew rich in
varied pursuits and mer-
chants and industrial leaders
acquired other wealth than
rice.
1eddo, the proud capital of
Japan at that time. was dc.
scribed as being the city of
the samurai.
MI the great lords were re-.
continued on Next Page. Col. 3
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WAIT ON BOOkkEEPFR

Tho hearing is in adjournment
while Miss Alberta Ward book
keeper for the league, rcfrcShcS
her memory on several items listed
rs expenditures Among them arc
81 sos for purchase Of real estate
>hc couldn't Identify and sans OF
S25i5 s. and S5O52 10 Father
Cou-hln
For The first time il is believed
tho hearing revealed IN" income
from Father COughln sIadIo talks
RA A-nars tho lrnnr,an ~.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-11

WASHINGTON, March II
1NSl Price Administrator Leon
Henderson today came 10 the
rescue Of the ordinary citizen, who
cant buy new tires or tubes for
tho family automobile. by eStab-
fishing ceiling prices on used
varieties of these articles.
HendcrSon'S ord eT. effective
March Is. is aimed Al profiteerS
who have taken advantage Of the
critical wartime ruhher shortage 10
sell used castings at prices con-
Siderably above tho maximum
levels established for new tires.
OCTOBER lis PRICE LEVEL
The OPA used the prices existing
between October and - as a
guide in establishing maximum
levels on used tires and tubes. both
for passenger cars and trucks.
As an additional safeguard. the
order requires the seller 70 furnish
the customer with a written state
ment showing the price. size and
type Of the used tire or tube sold
and whether the tire has been
rccrooved. rctrcaded or recapped.
If it has been repaired or vulcan
iled, the purchaser must also be
told.
Used tires arc divided into four
cateGories for tho purpose Of deter
mining price ceilings. Roughly inc
amount of wear tire has had
determines the category into which
it falls.
Maximum prices for the average
passenger tire 6 O0-l6-are: New
price S1i75; first category used
tire. retaining 7-22 Of an inch OF
more Of tread design depth, $50,
second, more than 3-32 but less
than 1872 S665; third. rcgrooveS.
retaining $50 inch or less Of tread
Si45 and fourth, smooth tires
Sl.j0.
Truck tire price. ranged non
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-11
FORECAST

FORECAST
For Detroit
sndvcinity:
Somewhat
warmer today
with
occasional
light rain:
generally
moderate
winds.
increasing
this
sfternqsn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-11
IN THE
NEWS
MERE Is nothing more
extraordinary in mod

tAti dOi uihoiy III inOu-
ern history than the
self-enforced, and almOs (
utter isolation, of Japan from
the rest of the world for a
prOtracted period of more
than 200 years.
The discovery of Japan was
n discovery" only To the
European "barbarians."
Japan had been perfectly
well known To her Asiatic
neighbOrs for many centuries
and had maintained sufii-
GENTLY satisfactory inter
course with them-despite an
occasional war-befOre the
western adventures arrived.
From Japan's point of view
she had discovered" the
western barbarians and dis
covered that She disliked
them, and dreaded them and
wanted her island country re-
moved from their exploitation
and aggression, and from the
all engulfing tide Of their So
called civilization.
1t is much n matter of the
point Of view.
That was her point of view.
IntT what was the result
ID of her policy of isola-
ton:
II was not altogether bad.
First she maintained her
complete independence.
Second she retained her
individuality and patriotic ma
tional loyalty.
Third She secured long
era of peace when the rest of
the world was at war.
Like the SilkWOrm-vh ich
creates her chief national in
dustrN-She woNe a cocoon of
isolation around herself 10
separate herself from the
world during period of
transmutation.
But the mutation was In
the world more than in Japan.
Still Japan changed too
and progressed.
Not only were external
wars prevented hut internal
conflicts largely ended.
Japan began 10 emerge
from feudaIism.
The riNalries Of the various
clans were repressed by the
central power of the army.
: Although commerce was
' largely eliminated. industry
throNe and business" de
Neloped strength and power.
TNHE daimyoS, or fcudal
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FLYING BOAT AFIRE

Continued on Next Page, Col. p
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-30
BERT BAKER
Grand RNer a LlNernols
Al Mercury 5-Pass. Club Cpe.

IT NNVI " ' - '''-'-' N-'"" r
Sparkling black hntst sp.'icss broad
cloth icfer'uf tt-t Iuv UNcaE' tires
like uvw rms t5vt-rE tlIif ln radio and
hest,r. outside mrruf. EU.i, guafd. As
close 90 new cav - possible bank
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-30
& m m E
e ORR OR All O
Diamond Loans
Federal Collateral Society Inc.
III WASHINGTON BOULEVARD
Auto Loan

AUTO LOANS-Cars. mouse trailers. trucks
boats cash while you wait Lloyd H.
Vast nc, 3O+J r. Cd. Blyd. MA OIf2.
IRrAn Times Want Ada fot proht-usc.
them for results.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-30
MILLENBACH
AUCTION
Camp Trailers

Used trucks ears, Saturday January 81
II a m 203 S Main. Plymouth Nich
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-30
Automobiles for Sale

STUDEBAKER - 1855 Commander sedan
coupe radio and heater. whiteWall tires
very clean throughout lO63a Mack
TERRAPLANE 1882 2-door radio heater
good tires S27i $500 Grauot
TERRAPLANE 1887 do luxe sedan excel.
lent condition. radio, heater. good
tires xs9
FRANK COuLSON. INC
HEATED SHOWROONS
1850 WOODWARD
TERRAPLASE 1897 &c luxe tour srdau
beautiful CdndI non. WunGtrlIl TRES soy.
efal more "a choose from radios and heat
ers Store Stl5 Mack
READ Times Want Ads tor prohi use
them for rpsIifS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-30
HEATED SHOWROOMS
1850 WOODWARD
Trucks-Commerciai Cars

FORD 1897 Pane Excellent mechanical
conc. tom Low mileage. only $3.50.
Heai ed showroom
LOUIS ROSE co rtlt or 5tt5 CASS
CHEVROLET 1880 -rou truck IKE new
only $3.50. trade, easy terms 1905
Grdtipt.
GENERAL MOTORS USED TRUCKS
1928 Vermont Temple l-bb6O
35s-GALLON fuel on tank tor tank wagon
reasonable. E"dtufd 1855
FeRlf r'ru UIrFUT truck, good tres
dandy motor; only $50 iuIl price. 1906
Grdlut.
DODGE -- 1871 MOVING van body; 10 ply
tires. perfect. 2296 Taylor
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-30
a Automobiles Wanted

AAA-JUNK CARS WANTED
Highest dollar paid. Townsend N-ial'
"A BETTER prgc ier uunN ears also
wrecks. :. : Auto Parts TO $3.50
a BETTER PRICE paid for JUNK cars and
trucks Of.ne~PNSn.
A CALL tor junk cars pay s. 20 500 W.
pick up TYLER i-"3lN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-30
A FEW CARS WANTED

Gong 70 CsFf5rnia nerd , or Mic,
cars. pay sp0, cash, any make Ct model
1000 GratIut
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-30
Trucks-Commercial Cars
E. CoI.

FORD 1870 1872" panel. a clean job 80
rubber ready % 50, let's trade io
terms
Evening star., 1942-06-24

get rid Of 1t. In war. unnecessary
work Is nothing less than q crime.
Unnecessary paper work is equally
a crime. In war we can't waste
time, as individuals or a Nation, on
things that are not needed to win
the war. So I ask you: Let's go!
Let's do everything possible to elimi-
nate this unnecessary paper work
now."
Assistant Secretary Bard told the
commandants of the promise of Sec
retary Knox to reward division and
bureau heads for economies in their
organizations, including reduction of
personnel where possible
At previous meetings, the drive for
simplifying the naval procedure has
been discussed, and out of the meet
ings came the order of Admiral
Evening star., 1942-06-24
Walter Nash Will Address
Junior Board Luncheon

Walter Nash, New Zealand Min
lister to the United States. will be
the speaker at the luncheon meet
ing of the Junior Board of Com
merce at 1890 pm. tomorrow at
the Annapolis Hotel. His topic is
New Zealand in the War"
While serving his country here,
Mr. Nash continues to hold the
position Of Deputy Prime Minister
and Minister Of Finance Of New
Evening star., 1942-06-24

The war of the Navy Department
against unnecessary activities COM
monty known as red tape" was car
ried to the naval districts yesterday
In the first interdistrict telephone
hookup in the history Of the de-
partment.
Secretary Frank Knox, Assistant
Secretary Ralph Bard. Vice Admiral
Russell Wilson. chief of staff of the
United States Fleet, and Rear Ad-
miral C. w. Fisher, director of shore
establishments, participated in the
hookup that reached 13 of the l6
Evening star., 1942-06-24
Knox Uses Telephone Hookup
For Offensive on Red Tape

districts. Only those outside the
continental limits of the United
States were not in communication
at the time, and the information re-
garding elimination of useless tasks
will be relayed to them by other
means.
Rear Admiral Fisher related the
growth in the naval establishments
of "a mass of tradition, custom and
procedure, which in Government
circles, we call red tape"
IF it doesn't help win the war"
he told the commandants, I'VE must
Evening star., 1942-06-24

Zealand. He Is ranked the most
important man in the government
of his country next to Prime Min
lister Peter Fraser. .s
President Geoffrey Creyke, jr.,
will preside and introduce the
speaker, as one OF his last of7icial
acts before he is succeeded by Pres
ident-elect Bernard j. Nees at the
July 2 installation luncheon. Wal
ter Finke, recently retired national
president of the United States Jun
ior Chamber of Commerce, will ad-
dress that meeting and install the
new officers for the 1928 term.
Evening star., 1942-06-24

the Harrington Hotel at 1880 pm.
tomorrow. Philip M. Click, solicit
tor, War Relocation Authority, will
speak on THE Program Of the War
Relocation Authority"