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Evening star., 1942-01-08
Chief Clerk Of Bank
Sworn in as Foreman
OF New Grand Jury
V. R. Dormun Serves
As Head Of Panel for
Three Months Duty

Vernon r. Dorman, 81, of 1917
Buchanan street NV, chief clerk
OF the American Security and Trust
Co, vas sworn in as foreman of the
new District grand jury yesterday
Assistant United States Attorney
Cecil r. Hef1in took up his new
duties with the grand jurors. ~Ee =
lieVing Assistant United Ststgs At
tcrney Evan T. Dal.tss. Who has been
assigned kchited States Attorney
E5ES.G NJ Curran to Police Court,
The. new grand jury, which will
serve through January, February
and March. was organized after its
members were sworn in by Justice
T. Alan Goldsborough at District
Court.
Serving with Mr. Dorman as MEM
bers Of the grand jury are: Jacob
M Ailwine. 4004 Illinois avenue
NV, Joseph r. AGlato, 1900 Taylor
street NV; Paul J. Darlington. 1927
Good Hope road Sc: Frank w
Constable, 12l Nineteenth street
NE; Mrs Judith Cooper, 1927
Shepherd street NV: D. Willard
Foote. II Evarts street NV; Ernes.
r. Gerner, 7739 S'rtee1itn street
NV: Mrs. Margaret r. Harrison.
3140 Davenport street NV: Mrs.
Rosa L. jenkins. 1920 New Hamp-
shire avenue NV; Mrs. Addie S.
Mcdonald. ZIG Adams street NE;
Evening star., 1942-01-08
Manufacturers Sample
Underwear


satin trimmed with cotton lace. Ivory
color in sizes IS and 20. Special low
D"'ce l.8S
72 Gowns Of rayon crepe, satin and
sheer in . variety of tailored and
cotton lace trimmed styles, 4 few
prints Tearose, ivory and white.
Sizes 80 to 3s Special low price e--S2.sS
80 Gowns of silk-and-rayon satin
trimmed with cotton lace or rayon
sheer. Blush and blue. Sizes 81 TO
SO. Special low p ice s;.95
Gown Ensembles with lk-and-rayon
satin gowns and silk -and-rayon sheer
coats trimmed with cotton lace. Ivory,
blush. Sizes "a and 36. Special low
Some pieces slightly soiled.
UNDERWEAR, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-01-08

nv the REV Robert Anderson.
Ral oh ID Rtenis.ti ~. v.i ! ~. nv, and
l.suiss Nsvtqn. IL, Aflinston, Va,
the Rev. 3 n puryssr.
Biz ndreid Thorn pson. -. and Alice q
shelton. .u. 10th OF 1870 SIN 81. NV.
the Rev. Pran:is r. Carney
Ste nley NJ, Shirley. 81. ::0 ID st. sc. ana
Phyllis q Widen. n. 2i3 c st. ss.'
the Rev. q. y Bennett.
Joseph y Made, jr.. 81, 1908 10th st
n.w;. and Mildred r. Curlsy. "a, 1885
Taylor ST. nv; the Rev. L. J. Wemps.
Charlie H. Smith IS, 740 Harvard st. NV.
and Mary Z johnson. -. 1908 U St.
NV; the Rev 3. j. Posue.
Edward J. Renotin. 20, Fort Bslyoir, Va.
and Frances r. Norris. 20, ISL North
Caroline ave Sc; the Rev. =. =. Sulli-
Claude r. Kirknan, az. Arlington tva)
Csntonment, md Sara v. Jenninss. 81.
1900 Mass. ave. NV: the Rev. j. H.
NV. ard Lorttta c. Moraghan, ~. 2310
Ashmead pl.: he Few. joseph NJ. Moran.
william N. Gray, 81, 405 Warner at; NV.
and Lila Kesrney go, 1sl1is 9Th st..
NV: the Rev Francis T. Carney.
Layton c. Groves. 26. 43l5 Sd ST. NV.
and Mary E. Mu'lican. 20, 126 Gsllatin
st. NV: the Rev. Samuel E. Rose.
Isaac Conley. ~. Navy Yard and Lillian
jackson II. 1908 At. NV: the Rev.
Raymond L. Hickman, %, Fort Belvoir,
Evening star., 1942-01-08
ChiIdren's Ank|ets, 6 pairs, 81

We're 29c pair
900 pass. cotton Isle and terry cloth. All-over
striped nr with striped or fowered cuffs. szHs
Sla to 1ol2.
JUNIOR Misses AND CXILDREN's Hosiery,
FOURTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1942-01-08
Marriage License
AppIicutions

Under d. c. laW. couples must
apply for marriage license on
one day, ,Uait three jul days and
receive their license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
william r. Robinson. 70. "104 31st pl
Sc, and Yvonne E Kirchoff 81, 1921
Fort Davis ST.; the Rev. Harry D. Rob-
lnSon, Jr.
Charles r. Aughinbaugh. .5, ap93~ l4th
st. NV. and Mary E-prary 20. l34f
E st. Sc: the Beg. a. Luckest.
DoSsl.s % W .nd dspssSAi T.ry Kurt. sOl TO- oit$SoG
ST. NV: the Rev. Warren Q. Bowman.
Eyelya B. Reuben, rs, 1881 New Hamp-
shire ave; NV the Rey, s. Metz and
Eleanor {. o grien. liza Penn st
Frank c. silber, 81, Dare. Va. and GLADYS
Harry '. schsefier. ' l,"''
James z. Johnson. 81. 800 Hillside pi. n
Kramer ST. ne the Rev.. NJ. L. Gumble-
EaSsTa G. Morton, q, Richmond: :, Va, T.,
st, sna ne. MathS'fRs X. Rev. John S v, Bundrsnt
Grace z. Briant: ~ Philadelphia the
Rev; Daniel W Jgstiee nst.rs,, NJ .nd
willie Brookins. 10. 2c14 18th pl NV, and
Catherine A. Brown. II, 2217 18th pl,
Evening star., 1942-01-08
WooIen BoIeros, $ We're ss.'

IS; some suitable for evening wear. Long Of
bracelet-length sleeves. Red black white Of
copen: sizes 16 to 20.
Boleros, rayon and silk velvet sequin trimmed
Red or black. Sizes l8 and 20. Were s5.95
Now ):
BoIeros cotton velveteen. Black with gold-colorec
nailhesG trim. Short sleeves. Sizes 36 to 20
Were IS. Now --------------- ------- ):
: Bolerss, red rayon velvet Gold-color trim
Less th&n "a price Now -------- 5;
3 Rayon Velvet JsriinA Red or black. Sizes II
10 and 20. Were t6. Now ---------------t; 5;
NIoxWKAl. AISLI Is, Filgr FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-01-08

ys .ns El,ss.,h 4 sm.,h ~ rhlla-
watson l. Mills ~, taia n st nv and
Lauta d Perry. Is, .ijo olive eve, nv
the Pew. william A. Jones.
oeorse q BITTER IT. 10, ises nixgs y.
v st. NV. the Rev. David c. Lynch.
Amzie L, Mckay. )r -" nos sist st. NV,
and Doris J McMurrsy 30 1900 81
NV; the Rev. J W. Rustin.
HufYer W. GRAY 81. 5a9 Lamont st, NV,
pl. NV; the Rev. John z. Briggs.
Johnny c. Gilliland. 81. 2l30 ! St NV.
and Geneva A. Matthews. Is. Blackwell
Okla: the Rev Carl X. McCord.
Marc R. Estimate. 81. and Theresa M
Borriello, Il. both of 3l7 18th St ne;
the Rev. p. j. Begley.
James T. pcnleany, 81. 2l47 Florida ave.
Evening star., 1942-01-08

Donald X. Parmele. s<S Shepherd
street NV. John p. Prior. 1919
Seventeenth street NV: Thomas A.
Proctor. 1919 Bowen road Sc;
Joseph c. Raley, 1893 Thirty NTH
street NV; william X. RatclifYe.
l34l Childress street NE: Mrs.
Esther d. schwertner, 229 Quacken-
bos street NV; Mrs. Cora M.
Thackston, 1918 Hemlock street
NV: Mrs. Pearl B. Thring, 55l7
Conduit road NV; Roland A. Wad-
dill. 443l Klingle street NV: Claude
w. Wylie, 1929 Georgia avenue NV;
Archibald S. Yarnell, TIA Newton
street NE, and Emil N. Yoelson.
2756 Woodley place NV.
Evening star., 1942-01-08

-, a"s as 'ae.'R."' ss. NV John !. sis.s, "
asleolm l. Ware y. end Msd.hr 2
Re-. a. Luekstt.
Doris chsInor ~, nd afrsh Hisssr. ~,
both Of baltimore. he Rev Solomon ".
Metz
william T. MADDEN, lr.. 10. Seat plesssnt.
Nd and Jane l. Brown. -. 1908 New
HampshiTt ave. NV. The Rev. Eomono
j. Ionta.De.
Evening star., 1942-01-08
ADVERTISEMENT.
ADVERTISEMENT.
Warns constipated
Folks About Law Liver

Many doctors say constipation With IL
headaches. mental dullness. that MALI
alive feeling often result II liver bile
doesn't now freely epery day into your
intestines-so take Dr. Edwards Olive
Tablets to insure gentle yet thorough
bowel movements. Olive Tablets are
simply wonderful to stir up liver bile
secretion and tone Up muscular intssti-
nal action. 18t, 3ot. COZ. Ali drug stosU0
Evening star., 1942-01-08

Wsksfieid Round -thrsed Muslin Sheets and
PiIIewesses Of heovy-duty, firm, fine quolty
cotton-proven by octuol test to excel in white
Appearance and exceptional wear over sheets
in its price Gloss.
Evening star., 1942-01-08

Wakefield PereoIe Sheets end PiIie~essss OF
O fine, lightweight cotton Of hioh-count con-
strueton. luxurious snoothness and exceptional
weor- Will be much higher priced otter the
Jonuory SovInos Event.
Evening star., 1942-01-08
C|ose-out "B|ue Plymouth"
English Earthenware

53pce Dinner Sets service for eight Were s95 Now $40
Service Plates. Less than half price Now 35c
Dinner Plates. Were 60c Now 3oc
Butter Plates. Were SOC Now 15c
80 Rim Soup Plates Less than half price
IS Fruit Plates. Were 25c. Now lsc
10 Cups and Saueer Less than half price ssc
Cream Soup Cups We're 81. soc
Open Vegetable Dishes Were 81 25 Now 1Sc
2-lonch Pattsrs. Less than half price. Now----- 75c
2-ll.nch Patters Were 81 so.
Sugar Bowls 81 Now -----------------------S 81
Cream Pitchers. Were .1l25 .Now------------- sc
CHINA, FIFTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-04-25
Subpoenas Call 10
With Social Justice
For Propaganda Quiz
To Testify Tuesday;
Editor Of Magazine :
To Appear Agoin

Subpoenas were out today for 10
persons connected with the weekly
magazine, Social Justice, in Royal
Oak, Mich. to appear Tuesday to
testify before the special District
grand jury investigating foreign
propaganda. The weekly, whose
policies are directed by the Rev.
Charles Coughlin, Catholic priest,
has been barred from the mails
temporarily pending hearing at
the Post Once Department on
whether its mailing privileges shall
be permanently revoked.
Edward j. Hickey, jr.. special as
sistant to the Attorney General, said
summonses had been issued for
these persons, all connected with
the publication: Cora Quinlan, Sec
retary-treasurer of Social Justice;
Betty Faber, Frank Traznick, Eu-
genia Burke, Marie Rhodes, Ber-
nice Marks, Bernard O'Conner, Mary
Mae Schultz. Gwynetta Chappelle
and Mrs. Virginia Robinson Palmer.
=. Perrin Schwartz, editor OF the
magazine, who brought its records
here Thursday. was questioned yes
terday and will also testify again
Tuesday, Mr. Hickey said.
The Post Office Department hear
Ing on the magazine viii be held
May 4. Attorney General Biddle has
charged that 1t has published mate
rial that is clearly seditious"
Evening star., 1942-04-25
Fair Treatment for Men
Taken ai baiaan Seen
~ the Associated Press.

~ the Associated Press.
NEWTON, Mass, April 25.-An
Army oficer recently returned from
the Philippines said last night that
he believes American fighting men
captured In the fall of Bataan will
be given fair consideration and
treatment by the Japanese"
Expressing hope that families Of
the captured men would be re-
assured by his words, 1t. Col Warren
]. Clark told newspapermen that
his views were based on my know
ledge of the Japanese Army"
He gave an interview during a
visit to Boston College, from which
he graduated in 1918.
Col. Clark, returning from a spe-
cial mission in the Orient, was in
Manila awaiting passage home when
the japanese attacked the Philip
pines. He served on Gen. Douglas
MacArthur's stan until February Z,
when he was ordered back to the
United States by the War Depart
ment.
Evening star., 1942-04-25

ment as judges In the newly created
consolidated Municipal and Police
Court. Judge Cayton was recon-
mended for chief Judge by the COM
mittee. The mo quorum" call
showed only SO members present,
while 100 are required for action to
be taken.
Evening star., 1942-04-25

Do you crave q suit-dress with q
thoroughly functional Dir, but just
O hint of sparkle? We commend
this crisp, oleor royon-tunic-
topped, shirt-sIeeved, its skirt
with O single wide pIeot. Notu-
rol, green or oquo-briohtened
with eilded buttons. Sizes 10 to
20 -------$25
MISSES DRESSES, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-04-25

Wheat linen and colfskin for your
weIl-dressed feet-trin as your
suits and just os lieht-heortedY
eosy-to-weor. Sizes from 4 to 9;
widths, AAAA to B. Consider:
A-colleseb,ed's "Fieminso."
$6.9S
B-pondoro's Domino" SASS
woanNs SHOES, sEcosD FLooa-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-05
Detroit Poultry

No quotations available on Saturday.
EGGS Market unsettled current
lips. 2S'.c: underrrades. ASH a2se.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-05
Livestock Markets
CHICAGO

CHICAGO April UNsl. HOGS Re.
ceipts, $500 market, steady: followers
none. TOP, Sif; bulk, sl3. sou II. heavies
S13. 70ul3.g5 light lights. Si3nI3 rs
packing sows Sl3G 1878: pigs Sl2ni2 rs
CATTLE- Receipts. 300: market. steady
100; market steady. Beei
steers. choice Sism 1929; medium SIOn
IL; yearlings. SlOH16: butcher cattle
heifers s9H so. cows, sail: bulls
SsM II calves, S7u15 feeders. Ssd IL rs
stockeIs, steers S. 50H 49, cows and heir
ers. Ssnl2
SHEEP Receipts. 2. 500 market steady
lambs. Sl2H L. rs; common. Si0Hl2 year
lings. SO 75n 1913. ewes, S5Hs, feeders
tlOail75
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-05
Detroit Produce

APPLES Men hu trsfet o. $50 =.
~ minimum unless otherv - STATED
Moin,0sh, far lsS17 Delicious fair
81 $500 Northern Spys s. 2tu2 IS. fair
81 s3G2 ben DAVIS 81 %, steele Red
% 3a1z 40 Stars 81 - Wash hpVe
Dslieiou. Fancy SOS and ss' s22'. Wine
Rssutys Fancy sos and So 81 ~ 70 2
BEANS FLORIDA bu. hamper Paci
Nsientfres. - 25Js - Bourtfuis- 81 p
Fis sno.,,,oi s. 7a4'- wss 81 =,
fABBkGF Tsxas + crates Ropn,
CABBAGE TEXAS Los AngeI". crates
Round tyre 81 q0H2lG haif crates Rnunt
typs 81 3oai r.. halr crates. sa,5, Il a
q 80 hair crates Red caboaEs. s. l51
CARROTS 10, Angelo. crate. s-do1
lunches medium 90 .arge some fair. con
diilon. 3Sd325 Artons medium size s. 5
NJ; Texas Los Angeles crates. 800
bunches 81 rs. fair - 7au5
CAULIFlOwtR cam. pony crates ~
snf larger, 81 90N2 10
CELERY F1ortds rs" crates '-imme.
tops Golden Heart o. Jos 81 7i FAIR
~ 2S; * 81 500 . far 81 - Pasrs'
forna "a crates Pascal 81 IS
LETTUCE Los Angrles crates lcehrfi
,ype Ar -. 81 sections - and 2, b @s,
LEAF LETTUCE Michigan dollhouse
JON basket Sis
ONIONS so 10. sacks Y : So Vel
lows. SOC, Gin and larger - 40 - ? 20
T0.s0", ? in. and larger s. sST2TS FAR
- 50; Idaho r. 40 [ sweet Spanish
81 IS. Mexico Crystal Whi'e Wax. 81 81 Il
AS
POTATOES -i0o-lb sacks Idaho Rus
set Rurbsrss u s. 80 1 washed 81 p
n 7 co unwashed S3l5 10-lh sacks
- y a 37e Maine 4 = 10 T. various ~
rie'iss io0-ib sacks s. 201 > 80. m0sil,
81 30O23S ih-lh psper SACK. So q % y G
Michigan u 40. ! Eussrt Rurals 81 ~
NJ, u 8 commercial 81 7bWi - T. :
No I Chippewss 81 1912 Is Upper Pc
rinsula i5-lh paper sacks n : No
Green Mountains 2f'lr New stock
Florida IN crates y $ 80 I Trumphs
g 500 50. fair, 81 sire l.. No /
RApIsHEs- pony crates s3a
RHUBARB- Nnih,ng offered
SPINACH Texas bu. baskets savoy
eScGSi, mostly aOc
STRAWBERRIES Florida % pin' crate
MsslonsryE STG720. poor 90 ordDar'
condition. 81 50r27h
SWEET POTATOES Puerto RicaI
vans. Louisiana hu. crates l. : No I
81 s0n 10: Texas hu. crates e. : No !
81 90; Tennessee generally good dualtiv
hi crates. $if0Nl 50 reconditioned 9
n ! rs; bu hampers, 81 30 bu. hamper
Nancy Halls Sti5
TOMATOES IN cartons repacks mo
dlums, 81 sou SIS small size, 81 % SIS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-05
Grain Futures
Show Easier
Tone at Close
Soybeans Convert
Early We Gain Into
Loss OF Like Amount

CHICAGO. April 4 GNS) -
Wheat developed an easy tone in
today's late dealings and dropped
as much as llsc before meeting
with important support. Last
prices were 7sc Off. May selling al
S1.23&. Oother grains also fin
ished lower.
Wheat held 10 n narrow range
early in a light turnover. Later
prices eased on scattered selling.
More talk of bumper crop pros
poets and tho expected shortage of
storage facilities brought in some
selling.
Corn closed &c 10 sc lower.
oats &c 10 sc off and rye lac
to 1&c off.
Soybeans finished lie Ia lie
off after losing early gains ranging
TO he.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-05
EAST RIFFAID

EAST BUFFALO. y. Y, April uNs)
-HoGs-Reeeipts $50. market steady
good and choice, Si4.15dls.25: compared
week ago, general trade 10 10 IS cents
hi gher-
cATTLE-Recei $50: no early actor
on Canadian steers for week. most classe,
and grades moderately active. closing stronE
10 Csc higher. strictly good and choice
xl4 asa II so; most shortfed steers anc
heifers. Sll.5OM 1918; stable volum,
thick meated Canadian steers, si3ni3 lbs
beef cows. 1918: cutter and common
s.75ds25; Gamers, s.. 5on s so: sausag,
bulls SIC. 25nI0.J so
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-05

WINNIPtlG Aprii INsl Nhea'
closed unchanged tods, oats unchanged
10 &C NJ bsrisy uue hanged. r}e &c down
u 4c up
WHEAT MAY. ~. soie Julp. -SnA
bid
OATS May. 81. July 50'. e.: October.
co. g.
BARLEY Nav ga. bid. July. sJA d.
a. Octohsrs s2A sdld
RYE NAV sti nd Ju'y sSla sold
October a. bid
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-05

f-rff- y n = ! T
No I red 81 % So mixed 2i23
CORS-So yellow S. aisle No ?
yellow. Sfis Ms7 &C. 80 yellow ST., n
st.e 40. yellow 20 ~ SIC 40 yellow
ISL y 7ac sample grade yellow 70 10
No white. 81 80 IS white Go
OATS No. ! mixed SO 80 ~ mixed
h1e. No. : white. IS "a So sc 80. white
81 = N $50, No. ; white - e. 80 white
stdSt'4c No Whlie heavy asAc.
No. l rcd special Sc 80 ! rot special
heavy SIC
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-05
Metal Markets

New York and wholesale nonferrous
metal quotations supplied hy Federated
Metals Division. Detroit Spot 20 per cent
TIN nominal: New York 50 future tin 81
lake grade copper. delivered Midwest -
slectrolytic spot, smrlter IL casting COP
per. II rs; 81 Louis lead. rs: 81. Louis
,inc. s rs New York snttmony. II so.
virgin Aluminium IS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-05
ToIrDo C.SH cR.I<

TOLEDO o, Aprn lSS4-cash
grain on track
WHEAT No z red s. 20Hi 20ia
CORN No yellow. stds4iic. 80. 3
yellow. STA qs2c
OATS 10 white. So ssc 10. 2
white S7i7 ~ ise
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-05
Foreign Exchange
Trend of Sales

NEW YORK. April s).-Totai sales
today:
Stock Stocks, 1870 shares;
bonds, 81 .4s6, 100.
Curb Exchange-stocks. ~, 900 shares;
bonds, S400. 900.
Big board ssles throughout the day:
Open To IL q. m. s0.sS0 shares
IL a. m. TO close eb, $50 shares
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-05
Onion Market

CHICAGO. April 4 (UP).-onion market
(50-lb. sacks): Minneapolis yellows. late
Friday. 10; Mexican, white waved. S4:
Idaho sweet spanish, 50. IS @34o. 4
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-18
Musical Instruments
Radios and Supplies

UPRIGHT piano: excellent condition: SO.
City Music. T4i2 Mack. Open evenings
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-18

lWANTED--3 No. IA Warner a swasey
screw machine or equivalent with chuck
snd coiiets. Must be In hrst class condi-
ton. Call Carrier Engineering Co. 127oe
Gratiot Arlington 6012.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-18

BUICK-'41 special series 4-door sedan
beautiful 2-tone black and gray dnish !;
full factory equipment. Priced At sses.
HACQUOIL BUICK
1921 Livernois TY. 4-7604
10330 Livernois ~ TY. 4-7603
Evening star., 1942-11-08

D. c. Salvage Committee Conservation Committee
War Production Board
Az Abee Building Washington, D. c.
Gentlemen
l. the undersigned hereby donate to the District of
Columbia Salvage Committee the following
I am:
l. 1ncloSlng title
2. Do not have title
Check Of aboveD
understand that in making this donation exercising
my patriotic duty in to growing plea OF salvage
for Victory that the District of Columbia Salvage
mttee will the above and start it its to
processing and shipment to production plants
Evening star., 1942-11-08
Tin Can Collections
with z D. {. Trucks
Starts Tomorrow
xonten Urges Residents
To Be Certain Containers
Are Prepared Properly

A new phase in Washington's sal
wage program opens tomorrow
morning when IL special District
refuse trucks, manned by some As
men, start out to collect tin cans
householders have prepared.
The trucks will make stops to-
morrow at homes where trash nor
mally is collected on Mondays. Each
day throughout the rest of the week
can collections will be made on
the regular trash collection days.
This will mean only one tin can
pickup this week for each area.
Beginning a week from tomor-
row, however, the city's regular
garbage trucks-especially equipped
with hampers for holding prepared
cans-will take up the work. Cans
will be gathered on the regular gar
bage collection days, which this
time Of year is twice weekly.
District Salvage Committee officials
said yesterday they hoped the tin
can collections would continue in
definitely-for as long a time as
housewives are using cans.
Proper Preparation Urged.
William A. Xanten, supervisor of
city refuse, who will direct the COL
lection. yesterday urged that house.
holders properly prepare the can.
IF they are not processed correctly,
we will have to reject them,' Mr..
Xanten said.
He pointed out that manpower for
handling tin cans was limited and
that equally important was the high
premium placed on freight loadings
in these days of great strain on
railroads.
AS trucks become filled tomorrow,
they will move to the garbage trans
fer station at New Jersey avenue and
K street NE, where the cans will
be dumped into freight cars. Mr..
Xanten said the first trainload
would leave tomorrow night for de-
timing plant in Pittsburgh.
Last minute Instructions.
Mr.. Xanten listed the following
last-minute instructions for house
holders preparing their cans for COL
lection
l. Cans must be firmly fattened