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Potomac Hunt Club Area.
ONLY $4,000.

Rare opportunity to obtain in this price
orscket real gentleman's country home
phere. together with magnificent 436-acre
productive farm in one of Maryland's out
standing areas main 10-room. brick-end
clapooard dwelling attractively arranged is
situated in S-acre oak park with 2 enor-
nous tree box bushes and yew trees in
rear and side gardens; double drawing
rooms. library, dining room all with open
dreplaces . Railways In addition 10
kitchen wing on LIST floor; 5 master bed
roc ms on 2nd aoor and , servants rooms:
7-Toom tenant house several barns and
usual outbuildings: located between Wash
ington and Annapolis
CORNELIA EMMA BOWIE,
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ARLINGTON, VA.
As ACRES.
Suitable for Houses.
UNDER Sc 600.

CALL Mr.. MILLER
WEAVER BROS, INC,
washington Bldg. District 5000.
PUT YOUR MONEY IN A GOOD PLACE,
VICTORY BONDS-CHATHAM
University lane and Colesville I'd. near
University of Maryland. THE PLACE FOR
HOMES OF DISTINCTION Choice large
wooded homesites. Easy terms ARTHUR
CARR, WA. 1854. Ewes, WA. 1853.
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NAVY MAN
INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE.

Needs 3-bedroom brick, good Arlington,
Va, neighborhood, $4,000 to $4,000;
early possession needed. Box 142-A Star.
Evening star., 1942-04-26
IL ACRES NEAR Rus.

2 miles from Washington. This property
has a 6-room house with bath, oil heat
fireplace and basement. The house is
fton There are some youna frrit trees
and the land is well suited for garden
and poultry A conveniently located
family home and offered at the reason
able price of So 300; $1,000 down. See
MASON HIRST, Annandsle. Va, at the end
OF Columbia pike. Phone Alexandra 5sl2.
Closed Sundays
Evening star., 1942-04-26
CALVERT REALTY AGENCY.

11A.SS EI00elISh. OdlteIL OOunIy, Mo.
So 2,O0O-S30O CASH-S2O MO,
36-acre tobacco farm near La Plata
Nd; 5-r- house, well, tobacco barn. stream;
frontage on good, wide road; owner trans
ferred; immediate possession ERWIN
REALTY CO, cali Hyattsyille O334; ewes.
Warield 1921 ''
Evening star., 1942-04-26

800 APARTMENT SITES
OR ANY PART.
NEW HAMPSHIRE AVENUE
Now being zoned for apartments, in a
hlgh-claSs section, where over 1000 units
oelng constructed. Splendid location for
plocks OF apartments or villages, in beau
tlful groves of matchless trees, fronting
tnree sar paved main boulevards: water and
Prices right, ready for development.
Three fine lots near Minnesota ave, all
city improvements, title ready and plans
completed. at S1,250 each for four family
apartments
ROW HOUSE LOTS.
row house lots, water. sewer, paved
street all paid for, two blocks to Minne-
sofa ave- bus, excellent section; only $3.50
per lot.
LAND NORTHWEST
for
100 ROW HOUSES
All improvements available sold in
rlgnt prices, in District, near Kansas ave.
and North Capitol st.
Six four-family apartment sites, North
east. on Kansas ave, corner Rittenhouse,
at Fl 400, site with water and sewer.
BLOCK land Minnesota ave. near Green
subdivide into about 50 four family apart
ment sites, estimated to cost with water
and sewer allowance about $1,000 per site;
BUS stop on property.
IN y. e, Southeast, near million n-and-
quarter dollar development. all improve
ments available, with allowance for water
and sewer: $500 per lot.
BEALL TURNER & COMPANY,
No. 1105 Vermont Ave.
National Hl3I RandOlnb nS2E
Evening star., 1942-04-26

THE MANY ADVANTAGES OF OWNING
land at time of national emergency
should prompt you to buy this farm and
meet the emergency before II meets you
,l50-acre big crop farm estate mr. Cooks
vile, How d Co, in the hunt section.
Snuggled in a grove of large oak trees
is this splendidly-huilt 8 rooms and bath,
modern dwlg; with big bow windows and
old Virginia fireplaces, hardwood floors and
spacious halls: also 7-rm modern tenant
cottage and splendid outbldgs Pays good
cious living.
commanding location and a striking
looking property for only S17,95O Act
today. r. B. PUE & CO, 2 Z. Lex. Balto
P, S.-Estates like this are in a demand
in this neighoorhood.
100 A.. 10 A. TLLABLE. BAL. GOOD
timber 12-r.. old Col. brick res. (water
and elec); tenant house: 26-hd dairy
barn, dairy. other outbldgs.; Al condition;
equipped with 30 cows, / bull, 2 horses
all dairy equipment; S25, 900. Immediate
possession.
i16 a.. going dairy farm; 3O-cow barn,
dairy, bldgs.; S-r stone and frame res /:
water and elec.; 30 cows, 2 horses, COM
piete dairy and farm equip; $4,000
Also nave some exc. stock and grain farms;
40 a., TT Col. stone res, elec., water
tenant house; outbldgs. $6,5O0.
z a, 6-r. house, bath, elec. furnished;
q a, s-r. res. good condition (elec0 /;
All within committing distance D. C.
Bus by last named.
c. c. ELSEA. Realtor.
W.
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Prince Georges County.
23a-aere tobacco and stock fxrm, n
miles D c. line; improvements consist of a.
room farmhouse, tenant house new ,00O-
plant capacity tobacco barn, cattle shed and
other buildings; Rpprox, a tillable. sassa :
fras. sandy and gTaveiiy loan soils, en- =
eient tenants for l94a crop: price. SO. 500,
THEODORE F. MENK,
Executive gao. 9e7 18th 81 NV
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ARLINGTON. VA.
& ROOMS-S62 250
TWO ESTATES IN TOWN
ARLINGTON VA

Owner Transferred: lovely brick bungalow
with attic. Al condition: fireplace in iiyinE
room also fireplace in recreation room,
fereentd porch. lovely trees and 6hrubbery,
excellent location and neighborhood. 4sl8
tn 81. north. price. Sg25O. with sub
stantisl down payment.
JUDSON REAMY,
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FARkAS FOR SAlE

20 A. SR AND s-R, TENANT HOUSE.
80 a clear; i2 mi. D. G. $500 cash.
so a. r, Karags poultry house, fruit,
wENZ Clinton. Nd Phone ss4
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FARMS WANTED
MONEY WANTED

WANT 10 RENT OR PURCHASE ON VERY
small payments q country place. improved
or unlmproved Box ST-Z Star.
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PETER J. HAGAN,
1897 saith St. MT. Rainier. Md. WA. a7e5..
Sc 250-EASY TERMS.

Vacant b-r BUNGALOW, bath. eiec, fur
mace heat: close schools, transp. ERWIN
REALTY CO. Call Hyatts. 0334. Eyes,.
WA 1891
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ARLINGTON, VA.

5-room brick. Ike new finished fecrea-
tlor room semi-detscheo. waking distance
Clarendon shopping center. price. $500,
with $4,000 down. balance terms.
Lovely brick home. almost new. larse
living room fireplace, 4 bedrooms. 3 baths;
attractive basement with fireplace and
maids room. isrEs lot with many trees:
rood location price. $4,000, With $500
down balance terms.
JUDSON REAMY,
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80 ACRES FARM BARGAIN
S3 acres highly productive blue grass
land; spacious S-room house, bath and
elec., large stockbarn, orchard, plenty OUT
pulidings, pleasant view; excellent neigh
oorhood, nice, shade, beautiful lawn, 3
miles TO f1ne highway, bus stop and rail-
road station, school bus. Priced for quick
wHrTMORE & HIxSON
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DET. BRICK HOME-$6,65O.

$500 to $500 down; rms, tile bath. ga, ,
h-wh.; in Maryland PIX, Md: bus and ST.
car trRnsp.; white restr. WO. 1856.
Evening star., 1942-04-26
TODAY'S BEST BARGAIN.
ONLY ONE LEFT.
NO MORE TO BE BUILT.

s43 MO. INCL. TAXES AND ms.
BETTER BRING DEPOSIT WITH YOU,
Two bedrooms, large living room bath.
large modern kitchen, utility room. Nicely
decorated Well-shsded lot, next TO public
park. All city conveniences. Close to good
Transportation. To reach: EdmondSton
road TO Riverdale road. risht one block to
Charlotte ave. left to fire engtne house,
left one block to houses, We are also
building nice hve-room and bath bunea-
low with fun dry basement. S4,e5o. Be
sure and see these two bargains. For
rafhAr stihInrhara ralnnaE naM
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-13
Pins Home
Crisis on
, Governor

Harry F. Kelly. Republican can
didate for governor. today blamed
Gov. Murray ID. Van Wagner for
the housing shortage in the metro
politan area.
Keily-aeelared- an address
that one OF the duties OF the
Michigan defense council was TO
take steps 10 prevent housing
crisis.
This commission, headed by
the governor. knew In March
that Detroit and vicinity were
overCrOwded," Kelly said. They
cannot now express surprise that
working men and their families
are forced To sleep In cars, sheds,
parks and alleys.
The records disclose that De-
troit officials endeavored tn solve
the problem, hut that co-opera-
ton did not exist between the
city and the state. Unlike Ohio,
Michigan did not 20 10 Washing
ton and obtain the money avail
able there for defense housing"
Paul Ste. Marie. president of
Ford local. UAW-CIO. again last
night urged Go members 10
support Kelly.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-13
State May Raise
Employees Pay

LANSING. Oct. 13.-Wage in
creases for state employees in the
middle brackets appeared in pros
pect today as the civil service
commission went into session.
State Personnel Director Thomas
J. Wilson said the salaries Of those
IN the 81 500 10 $1,000 class. had
risen only 9 per cent in the past
lS months.
by contrast. these i'm the low
est brackets have received in
creases ranging from 20 To 10
per cent" ne said. The sala-
ries OF state police will he con-
sidered In the wage discussion.
Raises of SIS per month have
been asked"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-13
Speedup Alters
Type Of Homes
For Willow Run.

WASHINGTON, Oct. - (UP),
Commissioners Herbert Emme-
rich OF the Public Housing Author
ity today ordered that $500
dwelling units to be built adjacent
10 the Willow Run bomber plant,
near Detroit. be changed from a
permanent TO a temporary type of
construction in order 10 hasten
their completion.
He estimated that the change
over will enable the houses to be
ready for occupancy by June
instead of September, 1943.
81 have come TO the conclu-
sion that the saving of time,
critical materials, manpOwer and
money justifies this change In
our plans. I am assured that
labor, management and the local
government Authorities I'm Wash
tenaw County fully approve the
decision OF the government TO
make this change" Emmerich
said.
He added that work already has
begun on 5000 dormitory units at
Ypsilanti, 1900 permanent family
dwelling units at Wayne and that
preliminary work is in progress on
additional 500-family units at Ink
ster and l00-family and 100 DORM
itory units at Ypsilanti. All these
projects are intended for persons
employed at the Ford bomber
plant. Emmerich said
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-13
pep UP ACTION OF
lazy KIDNEYS FAST!
Thousands get up nights less
often this simple way!

When getting up nights robs you OF
sleep. or il back il aching like Satan"
this may be due 10 slow-functioning kid
neys. Because of this, excess acid wastes
may accumulate in the blood causing
aches and pains; and flow may be
highly concentrated causing smarting,
frequent but scanty passage. with re-
sulting nervousness, lack Of pep"
To relieve the discomfort OF such
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manded one famous formula-GOLD
MEDAL CAPSULES. Used over 30
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but 35 cents at any drug store. Start
to work at once TO help relieve the
distress Of symptoms due 10 this cause.
Get a box today But be sure you
get the original GOLD MEDAL CAP
SULES. See the Gold Medals on the boxi
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-13

Ranging from conventional
florals to sea and nautical de-
signs. Printed on crisp celia
nese rayon taffeta. Something
for every bathroom! Rose,
blue. green, peach, gold, orchid
and blaek-with-white included.
Matching Draperies, pr. 2.es
fantasia SHOWER
CURTAINS 3.0R
In four Walt Disney patterns
from the movie Fantasia.
Printed on celanese rsyon tsffeta.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-13
$40
::B.eD1B

PRINTED coTToN DRAPERIES. pr. J.45
Printed with multi-color Aorals 43 inches wide
ia yards long. Rose blue green and natural
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-13

DRAPERY DEPARTMENT-sEcoND BASEMENT
FARMER-SECTIoN A
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-23
Music Lessons

SONGS published. arranged, copyrights.
orehestrations. Carl sobie, 1903 Broad
way. Cadillac f7i4.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-23
Carpet Cleaners and Dyers
Personals

American Carpet Cleaning
p1i2, 50 81 90 gears eKpsr. MAJ. 1913
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-23

HINDU SlSTEN Readings. tells future
Grand boulevard Second floor
uNsEA HERNIA And RECTAL CLINIC
Succefffgl treatment as you work
7atn WOODWARD. TR i-AfSn
LADY, ot Nsstsr, answered your question:
over fadiC Readings. your home or
nine Appointments Vermont 5-tiS2
MADAME DELLA Spiritual psychic notsd
reader, Grand River. Appointments dallA
T'lrf 1850
MADAM = Astr1logist. Daily readings
lH}- West Canheld tsecond ioor west
MNF JANFs -- Spiritual Reader. 2653
west Forest, appointments daily. Tyler
f-Oefi.
MRS RAYE- Astro.ogist featured al state
tar as37 Mitchell. PLAZA 2503
on AND after this date l. william Bro
l--.skt- -A-l no. be responsible far sns
debts or Obligations contracted by my wife
Irene
Plies AND CHRONIC DISEASES
successful ufhCs treatment while working
Doctor De SWarte Rectal Clinic. 5O05 Cass
avenue Temple i-2i2t
PROF ELTON ADVISOR
CONSULTATION dailNs9 1875; Tuesdays
ridRys until 3 closed Sunday 3tls John
r. hc'wrcR Erskine and Eliot. Special 81
READINGS French Elise ITeapot Dome
sand and Ftre ifi7 second, Apartment
c-3 Columbia roo
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-23
Pets and Poultry Supplies

Dogs
BOSTON TERRIER--Male puppy pedi-
greed prize winner. 5i23 Hillsboro
CONSULT the enlarged Real estate list
ings in the big Sunday Times Want Ad
Section,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-23
Roofing and Siding

CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate list.
ings in the big Sunday Times Want Ad
Section
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-23
Lumber, Building Materials

A BERRY STEEL FRAMED overhead ga
rage door. low as $40 We. $4,000.
ALTERATIONS, additions. attic rooms
roofing and siding. We take entire job or
furnish material only. no down payment /;
up 10 So months TO pay.
INTERSTATE ASPHALT & LUMBER CO.
Mound Rd. and Ten-Mie Rd.
Center Line 1922. SLocum si3i
CABINET SINKS-Complete line of plumb
ing and heating material lowest prices.
eS4l Grand River Hogarth 1894
COTTAGE rooms; path; 2ix20: 1912.
state Lumber. 20ol1 John r. TO. s-1206
Kitchen and Bathroom Outfits
CONSUMERS-lli20 Jos. Campau
NORTHUMBERLAND 3 years ts-F,sy- Rep
resentaative will call. Grand River Lum.
Der. RE 0l0i.
2-CAR garage. all materials comp, $i42 80
Fillmore Lumber, 2i20i Gratiot Rose. 1860
ROOMS ami bath. We finance
Weeks Lumber-640O L. Davidson
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-23
Wood

FACTORY cuttings, cordWood for furnace.
ard irepaCes 1890 Gratlot PIngte,
s''f
KiEnLING-pry ueY61d. So so 50 cubic
feet. Twlnbrook 2-O033 1875 RYAN
Road
KlNDLTNG. 50. OAK chunks. So mixed
~ 20. y cubic feet LenOT b3i5
OAK ties. 200 lbs Sa-75. kindlinE. 700
bs - - Piazza $500
Stow WOODED BUSHELS. 81 90
DELIVERED TYLER S.T1-p
lpg CUBIC FEET SEW KfSpIJSg
~ aaN. East SIDE Delivery s. Sol
Wet' soc Delivery So siocum 1899.
lEAsONFu hrnacs fireplace wood s1r.
mont 106D
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-23
Lumber, Building Materials
SMITH-ORR co,

ROOFING. ASPHALT SHINGLES
LADDERS. ASBESTOS SIDING. LUMBER
MlLLWOHk, SHEET METAL SUPPLIES
WHOLESALERS
ACRES OF BUILDING SUPPLIES
1881 w. WARREN. Phone OREGON MOO
USED piywood. 2i5e SO. IT.: liza STRIPE.
nc per lineal IT.: work benches. 35c
lineal n.
LIBERTY LUMBER. 500 RADcLIFF
2-CAR GARAGE. s1s5. u. 8. Housewreck.
ing, 1895 Dequindre.
READ Times Want Ads for profit-use
them for results
Evening star., 1942-08-29

Despite heavy losses since the
battle of the Coral Sea, If the
Japanese choose to throw their
whole fighting force into a series
OF offensive actions while we are
engaged elsewhere, probably
thousands of miles away, they
may get away with it. The
United Nations forces in the In
dian Ocean are not strong
enough to create diversion
which would stop an all-out
Japanese attack.
With the exception of one or
two men no one here knows what
commitments Prime Minister
Churchill has made with Russian
Premier Stain. But whatever
agreements have been reached
there seems to be no doubt that
our effective support must have
been taken into consideration.
The British and the Russians
naturally consider Europe the
main battle-ground while the Pa
cific, in their estimation, is a
sideshow, If their point of view
Is translated into actual strategy
there is possibility that we will
divert our efforts to more spec
tacular, but possibly less profit
able, theaters of operation.
Evening star., 1942-08-29

poorly located If its purpose is to
relieve the Stalingrad front. It is
too far north to draw off any of Won
Books immediate reserves, or to
threaten his communications. 1t
might serve to defect or hold fast
some units of the main German
strategical reserve, and thus pre-
vent their being sent to the Stain
grad front; this seems to be the
most that could be hoped for, but
the. eventual effect might be con-
siderable, because of the probable
present depletion of the German
main reserve.
AS local preventive operation, an
attack on Rzhev might be of great
value If the Russians have reason
to believe that the Germans are
contemplating an attack on Moscow.
Such an attack seems unlikely at
present, because it is very doubtful
that the Germans have sufficient re-
sources for more than one major
effort at a time on the Russian
front; this is not an absolute cer-
talnty, however, but merely an opin-
ion based on the weight of evidence.
Certainly the Germans have kept a
part of their main reserve concen-
trated in East Prussia, which might
either indicate offensive intentions
IN the north, or bs precautionary
measure, giving up a little time (in
case these troops were needed bv
Won BocR to achieve greater Sc
curity on the northern part of the
front against a possible Russian
counter offensive.
May Be Big Chance.
In any case it is quite possible that
the Germans hope to open a drive
Tor Moscow upon completing the
Stalingrad offensive, and if so, now
might be the golden opportunity for
the Russians to recover Rzhev and
perhaps Vyazma as well. which
would open the way to Smolensk
and enormously increase the diff
eultiesaof any future German often
sive in this area.
Evening star., 1942-08-29

applies to vagrants and disorderly
persons and ordered Boston to post
bail of $500 to assure that he would
not violate the courts injunction for
one year.
Boston's attorney said he would
appeal.
The complaint charged that Bos-
ton had no visible" profession and
said he admitted his only means
of livelihood was his partnership
in the Robert B. Greene Co., a
betting commission firm.
Boston was arrested several weeks
ago following questioning by police
after Greene and his bodyguard,
Morris Wolenski, were shot to death
in Broadway gaming club. Police
said Max Fox, also betting COM
missioner, admitted killing the two
men in revenge for "doublecross. !"
Evening star., 1942-08-29
Mercy Ship Storm Center
coreo Of Milk and Infonts' Clothing
For France Delayed While Motions Quibbie

They are the outcome OF the
British blockade and of It's mode
of enforcement. The claims aris-
ing from the seizure of ships
ought never to be debated on the
diplomatic plane. They must be
left in a category of their own,
an inferior one. Diplomats and
statesmen had better never deal
with them.
The trouble was that until last
April Admiral Darlan was in
charge of the French Fleet and
of French diplomacy as well. AS
Minister of Foreign Affairs, it
was difficult for him to profess
that he did not know what his
subordinates in the Navy De-
partment we're up to. Now, for
the sake of friendship, he urged,
let us keep apart the two sets of
problems, the naval and the po-
litical. Is it to be inferred from
such phrases that if the Red
Cross ship was held back, an
other American vessel was de-
tanned in replacement?
French Hate Hitler's Europe.
1t is needless to list the many
objections to that line of reason
ing. However, is it so sure that,
under German pressure, the
Vichy bureaucracy's true purpose
was not to discourage the Ameri-
can Red Cross? The French
people hate more and more the
kind of Europe where their own
rulers, at the beck and call of
Hitler, try to shut them in. Under
the impact of dismal news, they
may, at intervals, despair of
American and British victory.
Then, the American cargo comes
up for distribution, a material
token Of the resolve which per-
vades the Western nations to
break the barrier some day. Nei-
ther the Germans nor IT, cir vas
sails like 1t.
The trade between this country
and French North Africa was re-
sumed, some three weeks ago,
after an interruption lasting six
months. 1t had been reported, in
the past, that the natives of the
French Empire who buy the
sugar, the tea, and the cotton
cloth shipped from America, were
led to believe by the Vichy-Nazi
propaganda that those goods
came from Germany. This time,
to set things right, care was taken
here that every piece Of textile,
every parcel of food stuff. should
be marked, in letters that could
not be easily blotted out: Made
In the United States of America"
1t entailed more trouble and
labor than one would guess, but,
nevertheless, it was deemed
worth doing. After all, the in
tolerable political and economic
system which Hitler attempts to
force upon his subjects must not
only be fought from the outside
by force of arms, but also from
the inside through an appeal to
the universal longing for the
world of plenty which once was
more than dream.
(Released by the North American
Newspaper Alliance, Inc.)
Evening star., 1942-08-29
18-Day Launehings
OF Liberty Vessels
Forecast by Kaiser
Shipbuilder Returning
Here to Press Plan
For Cargo Planes
BY the Associated Press.

RICHMOND, Calf, Aug 90
Henry J. Kaiser, shipbuilder, pre-
dicted yesterday that within few
months his yards will be launching
10,000-ton freighters within 18 days
after their keels are laid.
Mr.. Kaiser made the prediction
in a speech just before the record
breaking Liberty freighter John
Fitch was launched only "a days
after keel-laying.
At the same time, he disclosed he
again would present to the Govern
ment plans for building huge cargo
planes. He said he would go to
Washington with the plans soon,
but could divulge no details.
Mr.. Kaiser few weeks ago made
his first proposal of that kind in
| Washington and obtained AUTHORITY
to present specific plans for the
construction program.
Needed to Supply AEF's.
Yesterday he stated News from
the various theaters of war indicate
the American forces are operating
on such a scale that there is an
! urgent need for an additional and
more rapid means of maintaining
the supply and communication lines.
1t IS my privilege to announce to-
day that 1 expect to leave for WASH
lngton within few days and present
a proposal to the proper Che en-
phasized the wordD Government Of
flclals for the manufacture of air
cargo planes.
| You can readily understand that
at this time I am unable to divulge
to you details of this proposal. Suf-
1lce 1t to say that this proposal Is
being made Jointly by Mr.. Howard
Hughes and myself. The engineer
ing Of this large cargo plane will be
done by Hughes and his engineering
organization
Referring to a Federal court re-
stralnlng order issued in Cleveland
IN which a Kaiser concern was ac-
cused by an OPA attorney of "pur-
chasing its steel on an illegal mar
ket"-the black market" Mr.
Kaiser remarked
There Is no such thing AS black
market, Actually the so-called black
market in steel is nothing more
than perhaps 100000 dealers
customers of the steel corporations
who carry stocks of steel in their