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Evening star., 1943-04-28
LYON VILLAGE.

Lovely 4-bedrm. home with bedrm. and
hath on first floor Basement finished in
knotted pine (Can be made into 3 rms1.
Very attr. price and good terms; Please
way. CH. 14SS. oxford 1130. Open till
Evening star., 1943-04-28

On large lot zoned commercial Close
to R. I. ave. streetcar, bus, shopping. ETC.,
Just across D. C. line. Priced below $4,000
So 500 cash required
McKEEVER & WHTTEFORD,
DI 97O6. Ewes. SH 451S
Evening star., 1943-04-28
ARLINGTON, VA.

Nearby Nd, miles from White House. =
room house, all improvements. spacious
porch, 2-car garage. beautiful flower gar
den. stately trees, with 4 acres, $4,000.
more land il desired: moderate cash pay
ment, terms.
VIM f CARLIN,
Evening star., 1943-04-28
LUBAR AND O'KEEFE.
BY NATHAN NJ. LUBAR.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
1y%5a1T9MAS & 6SRTS aSRRs RsiG bsend xs
fPSiy pfUBIGHosM1bsESr Aes3n hS pgThNDak
The object Of this suit is an absolute
fhie'c this sand ~ day oVe Of April, 1915, ordered
that the defendant, Estelle J. Stevenson
Burts,- cause her appeara to be en-
exclusive Of Sundays and legal holidays
occurring after the day OF the nrst pup.
will be proceeded with as in case OF de-
fault. Provided, copy Of this order be
published once a week for three successive
snd he m Evenng sar before sM said da
EDWARD 6. EIGHER, Chief Jnstics e
Sf sssf 81 At'sE ESN6E GHAREs E 5oBE aTEBAnF Dpa,
clerk ap2smy5,12
815 Fifteenth Street NV.
IN THE s DISTRICT 1 &C, COURT M r,,e OF - THE dn
umbia.1LoUIsE Nicholson FIELD
pgscH 1 2Ga9 gm aamlp sp Street rNI5psaR NE PlsH
battery E. 2ioth c.A.A:AP.o $50, cIc
Postmaster; Seattle, WASHINGTON: Defend,
ant.-No. 1s.002.-The object Of this suit
(2) years desertion. On motion of the
plaintifI, it is this 26th day. Of April
JOSEPH FELDPUSCH, cause his appear
ance- to be entered herein on or before
the fortieth day. exclusive Of SUNDAYS and
legal holidays, occurring after the day OF
the first publication of this order: other
wise the cause will be proceeded with as
in case of default Provided. a copy OF
this order be published once week for
three successive weeks in the Washington
Law Reporter, and the Evening Star
Newspaper before said day. (S) DAN
IELD w. O'DONOGHUE, Justice. (SealO
Attest: CHARLES E. STEWART, Clerk.
BY ELEANOR E. JOBE. Deputy Clerk.
ap2S,my5, IL.
IN THE ,DIsTRIcT COURT OF THE
United States for the District of Co.
lumbia.-1n Re Application of Edward
Goldberg for Change of Name-Civil Ac-
tion. No. 19443.-EpWARD GOLDBERG,
having filed a complaint for a Judgment
changing his name to EDWARD GAINES
and having applied to the Court for an
order of publication of the notice required
by law in such cases. it is, by the Court,
this 22nd day of April, 1943, Ordered that
all persons concerned show cause. if any
there be, on or before the 2Ist day of
May, 1943, why the prayers of said COM
plant should not be granted; Provided.
That copy of this order be published
once week for three consecutive weeks
before said day in The Evening Star and
The Washington Law Reporter. EDWARD
C. EICHER, Chief Justice (Seal) A true
copy. Test: CHARLES E. STEWART,
Clerk; BY JOHN O. BOWEN. Deputy Clerk.
Evening star., 1943-04-28
LOTS FOR SALE.
WATER FRONT PROPERTY,
OFFICIAL NOTICES.

ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE CONTROL
Aps 5 I'll IsaS
persons have applied for licenses under the
District Of Columbia Alcoholic Beverage
received on or before May 5. 1943 at els
am, at which date a time will be set for a
public hearing of such protests: 4799,
Georges Grill, retailers ID" 304 7th
Street S,W.; 493s. Bernard Simon Rosen-
"A" 37s4 10th Street Ne. THOMAS
ELLIS LODGE, AGNES K. MASON, WILL
LIAM p. MEREDITH. Alcoholic Beverage
Control Board ap21,2S
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-08-14

i6i per cent OF all volunteers for
the Army in 1904 were Negroes;
and that even dead Negroes are
SEGREGATED In Arlington cemetery
Another pamphlet is entitled,
THE Negro Press Hits Back by
Roy wilkins u is reprint from
the Margarine Digest Of April. 1912
issue on the Negro press. In this
little publication. Mr.. Wilklns'telIs
OF the excellent work being done
by the Negro press, and also cites
some Of tho criticisms which have
been and are being hcaped upon
IT. Copies Of The pamphlet may be
obtained By writing Roy wilkins.
SO Fifth avenue. Now York City.
What Caused the Detroit Riot -
is sf.page pamphlet by the Joint
authorship Of Atty Thurgood Mar
shall special counsel OF the
NAACP. and Walter White. execu-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-08-14

tive secretary OF the Organization.
The pamphlet contains iactuai ma
terial dealing with /fhe riot itself
and with backdpop conditions Of
discfimlnations< n incquitics
which make up almost every
American Community almost po-
tential Detroit Facts presented
IN the pamphlel We're gathered by
Mr. White and Mr. Marshall. after
several weeks OF personal inycsil-
cation IN Detroit following tha
June outbreak. The publication Is
ten cents a single copy and may
be secured al the New York Of
hce So Fifth avenue
a book which has just caught
our eye is the Journal of negro
Education, ne 1919 summer edition
OF The quarterly publications put
out by The Howard t'niversity
press Washington. DC. The price
per single copy Is 81 This SUM
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-08-14

l. We recommend that better and adequate housing
facilities be provided for families residing called
bighted of city
We recommend that the City of Detroit provide
grounds and recreation facilities for the youth of Detroit
s. We recommend that larger number of coored police
be added to the Detroit force and only
to colored but various other duties traffic
scout parolmen, detectives and forth
A. We recommend that soca agencies
terna business and church coaborae
gained effort to discourage cia and religious
the people by of education tolerance and
amity.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-08-14

Roosevolts record the Lynn case,
(the No. legal hehl against sce-
regaiion In The Army: and what
the Negro Is doing and can do 90
improvc race relations The pam-
phlei htines out such facts as:
"rhrec-quartcrs OF the Negroes in
the Army arc serving as servants
and lahorcrs; although only 9.S per
cent Of The population is colored,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-08-14

For Quick Results - Buy,
Sell, Rent. Find Job or
Secure Help Through The
Detroit Tribune.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-08-14
GOOD Will MAKES GOOD BUSINESS

The business people and other citizens listed join with
The Detroit Tribune in pledgng help promote
good will and cooperation effort make Detroit
err happier city in which live Each and
all of the recent local conflict and realize that
whatever harms racial religious
nity also brings harm to all of us.
prevent the of similar disturbances in
city the future offer the following suggestions and
pledge do everything help put into opera
ton: to wit
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-08-14

lean wars; the status OF Negroes
today in the Army, Navy and Air
Force: incidents arising from dis
elimination segregation:
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-08-14
IN PRINT
- BY -
SYLVIA PENN

sticking to our column caption In Print and are
making effort to review to full synopse of the books and
PAMPHLETS by and about Negroes which reach our office but shall
nn efforts to letting Tribune readers know about new pub
aons print which deem special interest to the Sew
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-08-14

mer issue Of the Journal repre-
senls The twelfth 81 a series Of
sear book numbers It Is The spe-
cifc purpose o. This year hook 20
present comparative analysis O!
The status and PARTICIPATION OF ne
American Negro in World War !
and World War H. II Is well worth
Innnlng
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-08-14

"a Word OF warning four
page folder IS published by The
Liquor Control commission al
Lansing Nirh II lists some facts
about alcoholism and ils synlp-
TOMS r stresses that alcoholism
IS q diease which gives dehniie
warning Of iis approach as does
any other disease by symptoms
The folder gives fvc infalllhle
symWoms q alcoholism You may
get copy hy writing b 'he Re-
search plfcrtpf MhMgar l.i4ici
Control commission Lansits a
MieA ! Is fr.c
....
IN writing for any ofitese hook
or pamphlets please mention ,he
Detroit Tribune Thanks,
Register To Vote
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-08-14

me. New York City, priced'
\ ~ five cents a copy. This
f. rn.smnhlet contains a shor.
irryev of the gallant action
\ of Negroes in the past Amer
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-08-14

Pamphlets not specifically about
Negroes bun mich are Of inter-
csf to Tho race are tN0 recently
published by The Michigan Depart
ment Of State ana fhc Michigan
Liquer conffol commission Tho
one put ou' By The former IS az
eest Of Mrhieans Motor Vehicle
Financial Responsibility Law This
law became affective Jaly 30 1919
and the l!i'ic pamphlet explains
how ihc new provisions apply 20.
all motorists Got a COPY ana be-
come informed how 70 protect your
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-08-14

w
HE past week or two.
'e f"The Wars Greatest Scandal! The Story of jim
Grow in Uniform by Dwight Mcdonald published by
h. March On ashngton Movement 2O84 Seventh ave
La gaceta., 1943-07-14
Las Operaciones en-
Stella Sc Observan
Con Entera Cal1ma

MOSCU, julio 14.-Las opera
clones de las tropas Aliadas en- la
isla de Stella Sc observan con en-
terra calma.
Una feroz batalla Sc libra en-
Kurk y no hay la ~intenci6n de ex-
presar excesiva esperanto por la
invasion de esa isla.
Todos los peri6dicos usan deli
beradamente las palabras "isla de
Sicilia'', sugiriendo que no es to-
davfa el aguardado segundO fren-
tie. La distancia de Messina a TIA
liza, sin embargo, es mas estrecha
que Ell paso de muchos rios sOvie-
ticos.
"La guerra podrfa ganarse en-
este ano 81 los Aliados desembar-
casen tropas sufieientes para obi
gar los alemanes a retirar so di-
.visiones del frente ruso."
La gaceta., 1943-07-14
Llegara Hoy a la
Martinica ell Nuevo
"Administrador"

WASHINGTON, julio 14.-Lle-
CARA hoy a la Martinica y se hara
cargo del mando, reemplazandO
al almirante Robert, Henry Hop
penot, director de asuntOs civiles
de la mission militar francesa que
Sc encuentra EN- este pals.
Hizo ell nombramiento de Hop
penot, ell comit@ de Liberation Ma
cional, presidido por los generates
De Gaulle Y Giraud.
La s~ecretaria de estado mani
fest6 que la situaci6n de la Mar
tinica ACADIA de ser arreglada de
manera satisfactoria.
Hoppenot ha prometido colabo-
rar por entero con las Naciones
Unidas.
La gaceta., 1943-07-14

CO jail
CANNELLA

Publicamos a continuation
una carta que nos remiten
apreciados vecinos del Ponce
de Leon Court, los departa-
mentos que ell gObiernO fede-
raj construyera para cente-
mares de familias latinas. Di-
ce: Las lluvias obligan a los
que residen en- esta barria-
da a subir por las Gales 1S y
Is, va que las GALES is y IL
no pueden utilizarse debido
a la gran cantidad de aqua
que por falta de cuidado y
desagies ALI Sc acumula.
"Si subimOs por la is, la
primera parada la Senemos
frente a SCI Paradise. Hay ALI
una verdadera laguna. Con-
tinuando por esta Gale, des-
de Iat24 en- adelante, unica-
mente en- automovil Sc puede
pasar, y a veces nj siquiera
en- automovil.
"Esto, ademas, es un cria'
dero de mosquitoes, algO que
no tiene igual.
"ApelamOs a listed en- es'
pera de que nos Ofrecera 81
cooperation"
lie pedimos al conceal
Cannella, tan active, que SIN
demOra atienda Ia petici0r
de esos vecinOs.
iCharcos enOrmes; Gales
pantanosas; criaderos d.
mosquitoes -!
La gaceta., 1943-07-14
EXPONE IN PLAN
EVITAR QUE Sc
La ROPA
WASHINGTON, julio Ia.
Donald NJ. Nelson. presi-

WASHLNGION, julio IS.
Donald NJ. Nelson, presi-
dente de la Junta de PrOduc-
ci6n para la Guerra, anuncio
aver un plan de seis puntOs,
de apIicaci6n voluntaria, pa
"a evitar ell raciOnamientO de
la ropa.
Tres simples reglas debe
observar ell ciudadano: mo
comprar mas de 10 que nece-
site; no cOmprar una cosa
antes de que la necesite; ha-
Ger que las prendas de vestir
duren ell mayor tempo posi-
bIe."
Los seis puntos del progra-
ma, son: Mayor production;
ordenada y adecuada distri-
bucion; mayor volumen de
mercancias; situacion de ma
teriaIes necesariOs; aumentO
de la Importation de tela pa
"a sacOs; cuidado pOr parte
del consumidor.
aPersigue Ell gobiernO dos
objetivos mayores: Aumen-
tar la caIidad de las telas
esenciales para la pobIaci6n
civil y que Sc haga durar Ell
surtido, las reservas de telas
y ropas, hasta dOnde sea pO-
sible.
La gaceta., 1943-07-14
AMEDIA MILLAD De MUNDA
Los AMERICANOS

MELBOURNE, Australia, julio
14.-Las tropas ~americanas Sc
encuentran hoy a media milla de
la base nipona de Munda.
Cerca de la base alcanz6 Otra
victoria la escuadra de los Esta-
dos Unidos, h~undiendole a los ia
poneses un crucero ligero y tres
destructOres. Creese que ell enc
migo perdi6 otrOs dos destructo-
res mas, 81 pasado lunes.
Buques nipones trataban de
desembarcar where's y pertrechOs;
pero no pudieron bgrarlO.
BESIDE Ia isla de RendOva IL ar
tillerfa sigue hacienda fuego y los
aeroplanOs tran toneladas de
bombas.
La gaceta., 1943-07-14
Extraido ell Avion
De Sikorski

MADRID, julio 14.-Ha sido
extraido de la bahia de Algeciras
ell aeroplano de 4 motores en- ell
cual encOntrara la muerte, al es-
trellarse, Ell primer ministro de
Polonia, general Sikorski.
Dos remolcadores lie llevaron a
Ia base naval y despu6s a Gibral-
tar.
Una guardia Sc ha montado al
rededor del avi6n destrOzado hasta
que los peritos investiguen la eau
ga del accidente.
La gaceta., 1943-07-14
Sc PIDE BIDDLE DEJE
EN- LIBERTAD 4 LEPKE

NEW YORK, julio 14.-El fis-
cal del distrito de Brooklyn, Tho
mas Cradock Hughes, ha pedido
al Abogado General de los Estados
Unidos, Francis Biddle, que las
autoridades federales dejen en- Ii
bertad al asesinO Luis (Lepke)
Buchalter, de modo que las auto
ridades del estado de New York
puedan mandarlo a la silla cleo
trica.
Con Buchalter han sido conde-
nados a muerte Emanuel Weiss y
Luis Capone. Estos dos dltimos
aguardan va su ejecuci6n en- Sing
Sing.
Antes de que Lepke fuera juz-
gado pOr asesinato, los tribunales
federales lie habian condenado a
Ia amos de preside por traficar
con narc6ticos.
Para que pueda ser entregado
a las autoridades del Estado y re-
mitido a La silla electrica, ell pre-
sidente Roosevelt debera indul-
tarlo.
La gaceta., 1943-07-14
Vendiendo la
Carne a Precios de
"Mercado Negro"

WHITE PLAINS, New York,
Julio 14.-LOs agentes de la OPA
acusan a Is carnicerOs del cOhda-
do de Westchester de vender car
ne a los altos precios del "merca-
do negro.
En- Yonkers, segdn ell DR.. Holla,
eomisionado de salubridad, exis-
ten "mercadOs negrOs'.
La gaceta., 1943-07-14
LOS NAILS CAYERON EN- UNA EMBOS-
CADA DE TANQUES
DICESE QUE HITLER DESEA ~ENSANcHAR LA CUNA
DE KURSK

MOSCU, julio 14.-Los tan
que v las divisiones nazis de in
fanterfa Sc han visto Obligados q
retroceder en- algunOs s%ectOres del
frente de Belgorod, segGn un Cos
municado del ejercitO rojO.
Las tropas rojas cOntraatacaron
y ell enemigo cedi6 terrenO bajo
ell effective presionamiento.
Luego de haber falladO los ale
names en- maniobras encaminadas
a ensanchar sus cunas, ell mando
sovietico dispuso que Sc atacasen,
a bayoneta calada, las posiciones
del enemigo.
AL retirarse ell enemigO dejo IT,
RADIOS en ell campo numerOsos ca
daveres.
Los alemanes sostienen, sin I'M
barge, parte del t%erritoriO que ga
naran despues de nueve dias de
fiero combatir.
En- un combate Ell enemigO cay6
en- una emboscada de tanques que
los rusos habian preparadO duran
tie Ia noche.
Luego de asaltar la retaguardia
de los "hitleristas", las trOpas rO-
jas tomaron la iniciativa en- los
flancos Y en- ell frente, retirandose
los ''totalitarios'' en- evidente con-
fusion.
La actividad es ahora menOr en-
ell frente Belgorod-Kursk y Orel.
Anuncia ell communicate sovieti-
co de la medianoche que las opera
clones quedaron reducidas a duelos
de artilleria.
Una noticia de origen extranje-
no asegura que Hitler domino de
nuevo la ofensiva en- ell sector de
Kursk v que trata de ensancharlo
en- contra de los consoles de sus
generates.
Ell mando altman ha paralizado
sus operaciones "de escala ma
yor" en- Orel y Kursk, y en- ell area
de Belgorod hubo de perder, aver,
SO tanques.
En- la region Orel-Kursk Sc le
destruyeron al enemigo mas de so
tanques y Sc lie mataron mas de
400 hombres.
Aviones rojos atacaron a una IL
vision alemana de tanques que Sc
preparaba para asaltar las defen-
sas sovieticas. Como resultadO del
bombardeo hecho por los "Stormo-
viks'', ell enemigO perdi6 docenas
de tanques.
La pOsici6n defendida pOr una
columna rusa fu6 atacada por
mas de Glen tanques. Perdi6 ell
enemigo 35 tanques, tres carro
blindados y Ia cahones.
Sigue operando la aviaci6n rusa
en- combination con la infanteria
" los Voroshiloff.
Al nordeste de NovOrossisk dos
companias alemanas intentaron
una maniobra de exploration. Sc
les recibi6 con un viOlentisimo fue-
go de rifle, ametralladoras y NOR
(Pasa A La Ultima Pagina)
La gaceta., 1943-07-14
ICANDOSE ANTE Ell PARTIDO
E1pAL, BLANCO ANUNCIO SU
A LA REELECTION Ell
LCALDE CHANCEY

a sOrpresa a muchos
Os p%OliticOs, ell alcalde
ncey Sc p~resent6 aver
del partido Municipal
edificiO del ayunta-
! calific6 como candi-
reelection, abonando
! pOr cientO de su suel-
que Sc lie hubO entire
bO de page, ell alcalde
q los periodistas y les
Ie considerar debida-
a que debe-
en- los veniderOs
he decidido ofrecer
ura a la reelection.
los venideros cuatro
seran mas di-
demanda mayor ex-
c~ontinuar Ell trabajo
constructive que en-
anticipates he reali-
cooperation de todos
rticularmente de los
j mantenimiento de
e~ficiente."
del alcalde lie
. mahana de hoy y
por su decision, que
hasta Ell veniderO
han anunciado
ras a la ACADIA los
La gaceta., 1943-07-14
ROPAS AMERICANS E INGLE-
VANZAN DE NUEVO EN- STELLA
DE DIVISIONES ALIEN
CA DE CATANIA
DS AL EJE DOS BARCOS MERCANTES Y
AVERIADOS DOS DESTRUCTORES

Is, julio LA es-
IDA bombardeo aver a
de ell mar y las tropas
americans siguen
hacia ell sureste de ST.
n fiero cOmbate a 10
trente circular Licata-
hunicado official dice
iSiOnes aliadas Sc apo
Augusta, Ragusa y
la Radio de Roma la
en- las montanas del
Italia, y que las tropas
avanzandO hacia ell nor
costa este y con rumbo
tOncentraci6n de trOpas
fata de c~olocarse en- la
lance de los ingleses, en-
iSs de Catania.
mo Ejercito Americana
p frente de 60 millas,
e Italia, y Sc ha undo
pas inglesas y canaden-
: vapores mercantes del
hundidos al norte de
Nerlados Otros dos des-
mas.
el dia lie fueron derri-
ie AZ a~erOplanos.
Oe mil millas cuadradas
que los Aliados domi-
Sflia, luegO de cuatrC
sala.
[W" LiberadOres" AFRO
" en- Reggie Calabria y
'aai eerca de $4,000 Ii
'PlOsivos.
una p~Oblaci6n de
'antes, importante co
'odOs los caminOs prin.
e'andarios de la isla.
aene considerable inn.
s''rategica, pero sol,
aaitantes.
'aA de Stella sera un,
'a'a de las potencia.
a. Ultima PaginaI
La gaceta., 1943-07-14

Sres. Luther w. Cobbey, ell como
edo letrado; Curtis Hixon, conf
sionado del condado Y duehO de
la botica situada en- Nebraska y
Columbus Drive, y Albert L.
Boyd, dueno de la "estaci6n de
gasolina'' de la esquina de Ne
braska v Hillsborough.
Reside ell alcalde en- la isla Da-
Wis.
Su esposa es de familia italiana
y habla tres idiomas. w. C. Chan
cey, su hijO, es teniente en- Ell
cuerpo de aviaci6n.
La gaceta., 1943-07-14
Ell TEMPO

Aguaceros. Temperature propla
de la estaci6n. Minima, a las z
de la manana, rs grades.
Evening star., 1943-03-24
Rotioning Of Meats Presents
Problem for Dinner Hosts

that the transaction is equivalent to
eating in restaurant where no
coupons are needed.
Evening star., 1943-03-24

know we are coming or not. The
more tfighters) they put up the more
We'll knock down"
Flying Fortresses and Liberators
now are being equipped and crews
trained for night bombing, he also
stated, and will start flying at night
in the near future.
Defends Claims Of Destruction,
That will mean that they will be
making part of their trips in dawn
or dusk and part in darkness when
the weather is better than for reg
ular daylight flying and will drop
their bombs in the darkness.
Noting that ''the creditability of
our claims Of enemy aircraft de-
stroyed has been questioned" Gen
Eaker said: Il am quite certain our
claims are high, but we have no way
of knowing exactly what they
should be-"
He explained that the scoring of
daylight victims was an entirely diff
ferent problem from the RAF prob
lem OF calculating enemy aircraft
oiiob uOWIi dl IllBIll.
The night bomber goes as an in
dividual plane" he said. TN day
time We have as high as 36 planes in
/ formation. Any enemy plane which
dives at that formation is shot at
by all planes and duplicate claims
may easily arise"
Seek to Eliminate Duplications.
He said, however, that every effort
was made to eliminate duplicate
claims, with a central group of Of
ficers spending days and nights us
ing diagrams and even models, but
he acknowledged I'VE still are not
certain they eliminate all of them.
However, the enemy has suf-
fered losses" he said. whatever
they are. we can't change it by talk
ing. I don't think We'll get the true
answer until the war is over and get
German records but I am not ner-
vous on what the German records
will show.
I'm any case we know we have
reduced the morale of German
fighters and German fighter
obl chg tii-
The 9Th Air Force, he said, in the
not too distant future will be oper-
ating with bombers that will be
bigger and faster and carry three
to four times the bomb load and
they will be better defensively."
Flyers Swing to Conservatism.
He said American flyers had been
thoroughly indoctrinated with the
idea of estimating their German
victims conservatively, and they had
swung over to err on the conserva-
| tive side.
He cited the case of waistgunner
on Flying Fortress in the BOOM
erang boys" group who saw a
Focke Wulf 100 blown to pieces in
the air under blast from his gun.
When asked by a fellow crew mem
Evening star., 1943-03-24
Bishop Myers Takes Over
Cardinal HinsIey's Duties
Bv the Associated Press.

oN tEe Associated HreSS.
LONDON, March 24.-The canons
of Westminster Diocese yesterday
elected the Most Rev. Edward Myers,
Bishop of Lamus, to administer the
archdiocese until the appointment
Of a new archbishop to succeed the
late Arthur Cardinal Hinsley, for
whom requiem mass was cele-
brated in Westminster Cathedral
few hours earlier.
Bishop Myers is ST and native
Of York. In 1882 the Pope appointed
him to the titular episcopal see Of
Lamus to act as auxiliary to the
Cardinal Archbishop OF Westmin-
ster.
Archbishop Francis J. Spellman
of New York was one Of five of
the hierarchy who administered alb
solution at the mass for Cardinal
Hinsley.
Archbishop Spellman will visit
Fire next week at the invitation Of
Joseph Cardinal Macrory, Arch
bishop Of Armagh and Catholic pri-
mate of Ireland
Evening star., 1943-03-24

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replied: mo, didn't see 1t crash"
Gen. Eaker said: Il think the
Vegesack raid will be counted his
torically as the conclusion of an ex-
pertinent that started with our H.
plane raid on Rouen August IT,"
He praised the American press for
its grand support" OF the 9th Air
Force during this experimental Pc
riod.
There never has been the slight
est competition between the Raj
and ourselves" he continued.
Night and day bombing as we are
practicing it do not compete. They
complement each other"
German efforts against the Amer
lean raids indicate their aerial re-
sources are BADLY stretched" he
went on.
Asked if American bembers were
capable of battering Berlin, he said:
Certainly" He also said: I'VE have
some fat targets waiting"