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Evening star., 1943-06-17
n Wfns
Orig. 1895
LIGHTWEIGHT
Summer Suits
7.95

Cotton cords, seersuckers,
stripes and plain shades
that are Sanforized-
shrunk; less than 10
shrinkage for a lasting fit.
Also cool rayons. Single
and double breasted mod
els. Sizes from SO to 4s.
6 Mems Originally 1925
Gabardine Sport Coats.
All-wool gabardines in
blues and browns. Sizes
1-34, 1-35, 2-37, 1-3s,
1-42 2------7.95
81 Mems Originally 2.S7
Wash Stacks. Sanforized-
shrunk; less than 10 fab
ric shrinkage. Dark shades
for work and gardening.
Waist sizes 80 to 42---1.s9
Men's Basement Store,
The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1943-06-17
BETTER
DRESSES

so Originally 1895 to
16.95 One piece Rayon
Crepes-Navy. black
and brown. Some with
lingerie trim, others
with extra dickies
few polka dots and
prints included
and some tWo-piece
rayon gabardlnes.
Broken sizes for
misses --6. $50
20 Originally S25 to
29.95 Rayon Crepe
Dresses--Smart one
piecers with contrast
ing trim. Also two
piece models. labeled
as to wool and rayon
content - with bolero
effects. Navy, black,
brown. grey. Misses
sizes in group $12
II Originally 29.95
Dresses - Lovely one
piece pastel sheers,
rayon repes and
prints. Broken sizes
for misses 1888
Better Dresses. Third
Floor. z ST. Bldg,
The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1943-06-17
Samples Of and Tresalms
WOnen'S
I.79 RAYON
SLIPS
l.l9

Slim fitting raYon satin
and rayon crepe slips-lace-
trimmed or tailored styles.
Tearose, white, pastels and
dark shades. Broken sizes
80 to A.
S0-Originally 1.49 Cotton
Broadcloth Pajamas--some
mid-riff styles. Broken
lOtS cot
120-Irregulars Of 100
Rayon Satin Slips. Broken
clGCo pJc
1901 REGULARS of SOC
Rayon Knit indies. Regu-
lar sizes 29c
(The Hecht Co. Basement.
Lingerie }
Evening star., 1943-06-17
" OmehS
Orig. 2.49 10
2.95
PLAYSHOES
l.99

Included are ties, step-ins
and sandals-in red, blue,
tan, white, green and null
ti-colors. Fabric or leather
uppers-leather, rubber or
synthetic soles. Size 4 to
9 in group-no ration cou-
pom necessary!
(The Hecht Co Basement
ShoeS)
Evening star., 1943-06-17

Misses Originally
14.9j to 1895
SPRING SUITS
Sl2
Soft plaids handsome
checks-light shades and
dark solid colors. Man-tai-
lored-and a wonderful buy.
Sizes II TO 18. labeled as TO
wool and rayon content.
8 Originally 1895 Women's
Plaid Suits-all wool, too!
Broken sizes ~ 500
2 Originally l4.95 Misses
All-wool Box Coats. Brown
plaid-size IA only 9.88
10 Originally 16.95 Plaid All
wool Box Coats-sizes y. "A
and l6 $500
Originally 1875 Toppers-
beige and brown. labeled as
to wool and rayon content.
Broken sizes - 1888
Thrift Coats. Third Floor.
St. Bldg, The Hecht CoD
Evening star., 1943-06-17
PAINTED
STRIPE PORCH
AWNING
COVERS

To Use on your old awning
frames with 60-inch
drop, 42-inch extension.
1-5-ft. Size. Green, red and
white stripes SOS
4-5la 1T. Size. Green, red
and white stripe ---- sos
IT, fit. Size. Green, red
and white stripe -----S.9S
1-9-ft. Size. Green and
gray stripes ----- 1898
l-1O12 fit. Green-and-gray
stripes ----- 1898
2-l0l2-ft. Size. Green and
white stripe -- 1898
l-15l 2 -ft. Size. Greenland
white stripe ----14.98
1-l5i2 -ft. Size. Grey stripe,
1893
4-Double Window Awnings.
46-llcn crop. 3O-lnch extern
sion. l in loft. width. 3 in
~ 1T. width. Greenland
ivory stripes. No frames, 4.98
S-SingIe Window Awnings.
43-inch drop, 30-inch extern
sion. 42-inch width. Blue
stripes. No frame 2.98
10-Single Window Awnings.
Green-and-gray painted
stripes. 48-inch drop, 30-inch
extension, 30-inch width.
Complete with frame 4.50
awnings, Sixth Floor.
The Hecht CO..
Evening star., 1943-06-17
WOMEN'S
HOSIERY

II Originally 1.35 Women's
Cotton Mesh Hose by a ia
NOUS maker. Ideal for
sportswear --------1.08
l28 Originally 79c to 96c
WOmen's Full fashioned
Rayon Hose. In both sheer
and service weight. Some
with cotton tops. Broken
sizes and shades SIC
48 Originally 39c Women's
Brushed Rayon Sport Socks
in pastel colors. Sizes 9L2
to l0ia--------- I9c
(Women's Hosiery, Main Floor.
The HeCht CO..
Evening star., 1943-06-17
Originally 1898
DETECTO
DOCTORS
SCALE
1898

Beam type health scale with
sy-to-read dial. Weighs
accurately up to 800 pounds.
k0-OriginalIy 3.95 Miracle
Massager. Now ---1.99
to-Originally 3.99 Clothes
Hampers Assorted colors.
Sold as is l.99
20 - Originally SOC Twin
Serving Sets. For mustard,
catsup, etc. ----l9c
i3-Originally 79c Toast Aid.
For use with automatic toast
'Housefurnishings.
seventh Floor, The Hecht COD
Evening star., 1943-06-17
k1A
90 News Originally
2.45 to 3.25
Lee Dungarees
AND
OVERALLS
I.99

White dungarees and over
alls bar-tacked at all points
Of strain. Some have REIN
forced knees and legs
Dlngarees in sizes 80 to
AZ; overalls in sizes 4s and
50 only.
IS Mems Originally 1.es
Blue Sweat Shirts. Fleece
insides. Medium and large
sizes ---------49c
s-Irregulars Of 1.ss Pa
jamas. Sizes A g. c. 100
l65 Mems Originally 1.ss
Swim Trunks. Lastex yarn
rayon-and-wool. Also cot
ton poplins. Sizes 30 to
l,NU
q Mems Originally 2.4s
Straw Hats. Samples and
cancellations. Sizes SIS to
- ------------- LOO
: Mems Originally 500
Panama Straw Hats. Sam
pies. Sizes Z and 71s, 100
IS 1rregulars Of 1.3s Sport
Shirts. Washable cottons,
short sleeves, large sizes
oiliy
fMen's Basement Store.
The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1943-06-17
Originally Soc
BOXED
STATIONERY
29c

25O boxes of this popular
stationery . Note and let
ter size included with match
ing envelopes. In white and
colors.
l50-Originally 59c Eatons
Write-Away Letters. Gift
boxed for mailing. 36 sheets
and "a envelopes sc
Stationery. Main Floor,
The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1943-06-17

Irish Linen
Double Damask
Cloths, Napkins
S Originally 17.14 to 22.s5
Irish Linen Damask Cloth.
Sizes 72xl00 to 72xl44
inches -----15.95
2 Originally 14.24 Irish Linen
Damask Cloths. Size 72x72
inches 9.95
10 Originally 11.34 to 1898
Irish Linen Damask Cloths.
72x108 to 72xl22 inches,
7.s5
% Originally 1880 to 1895
Irish Linen Damask Cloths.
Sizes 66X86 to 66xl22 inches,
5.95
"a Originally $50 to 8.32
Irish Linen DamaSk Cloth.
Sizes 70x88 to 66x104 inches,
4.95
Originally 5.95 to 1882 Irish
Linen Damask Cloth. Sizes
TOXIC to 70x88 inches 3.95
2 Doe. Originally 8.l9 Doz.
Irish Linen Napkins. Is and
% inch sizes 4.95 dog.
3 Doc. Originally 1888 Dor.
Irish Linen Napkins. l6 and
p inches S.95 dOz.
(Linens. Fifth Floor.
Ine HecnL Coz
Evening star., 1943-06-17
6W Dor. Originally 89c
ASSORTED
BATH SOAPS
59c dou.

A'hA St cAc SohCc vi bOLlCi
milk, olive and palm, tar,
lilac, pine, medicated health
and many others to choose
from.
1S0-OriginaIy 198 Fu1l
Quart Bottles of Pine Scented
Bath Liquid. Just a table
spoon in the tub and
yours is a refreshing, in
vigoratlng summer bath, 1.5a
plus tax
490-ASSorted Toiletries, re-
duced for clearance. In
cludes tales, busting powder,
creams, rouges, etc. Ea., 1Oc
plus tax
tToiletrieS. Main Floor,
Tho Ierht 70
Evening star., 1943-06-17
HOUSECOATS

2-Originally 29.99 Sequin-
trimmed Housecoats. Size IL
and 14----------- 1899
2-Originally SIS Housecoats
with sequin sparkle. Size II,
S.99
4-Originaliy 1899 Rayon
Crepe Tailored Robes, navy
only-with rayon satin bind
ing. Size IA and 42-----6.s9
(Neglisees. Third Floor, Z st.
Bldg, The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1943-06-17
Originally Fps and 500
WOMEN'S
GLOVES
LOO

Broken assortment of fine
gloves reduced from stock!
225 prs. Of cape, suede,
pigSkin and doeSkin (doe
finished lamb. Soiled from
handling.
IS prs.-Originally 100
Broken Assortment of Cotton
Fabric Gloves in navy or
wine. Small sizes s--- loo
tGloves, Main Floor.
The Eerht Co
Evening star., 1943-06-17

Misses and Uomen's
Dr;o;.oJIr
Evening star., 1943-06-17

Natural colored cotton gabar-
dine raincoats that you'll
wear in rain or shine.
Weather-sealed by Impreg-
mole D.. with button fly front.
Sizes IL, IA, 16 and 18 -.
but only II in the group.
CRaincoats. Main Floor,
The Hecht CO..
Kodiak mirror., 1943-12-18
|PlttsDurg' Sunday At Orpheun1

violent v. melodrama, moving 8ntiy along the turbulent purse of American progress, Flmmarlzes the significant ap- oai of UniversaPs "lPittsburg, !" lowing Sunday, Dec. 26, one lay only at Orpheum Theatre. ne picture graphically filmed, leals with the lives and loves of podern pioneers who have rown up and prospered to- Iether with PennsyIvania's great Pdustrlal metropolis.
 Marlene Dietrich, Randolph eott and John Wayne are CO., barred in the distinguished cast Fhleh features Frank Craven, Ioulse Allbritton and Shemp Toward. Important supporting Holes are carried by Thomas Iemes, Ludwig Stossel and |amuel S. Kinds.
 Action of the story follows be careers of three people, a Irl and two men, who struggle Dangerously and face hardship Ealiantly. Miss Deitrich has the Iole of the girl, a miners daught- F. Wayne and Scott appear as Fivals for her attentions. Craven seen as a scientist and Miss
 llbritton's assignment is that
 a debutante,
 The romance, rivalry and ad- fsntures of the films principal haracters run closely parallel to he drama of the steel city itself IInd the climax of the story is Aeclared to be ingenlously inter- Foven with the mighty, swing pyer to all-out war production.
Kodiak mirror., 1943-12-18
bonaId O'Connor In Christmas Show

Stardom becomes reality for wo of Hollywood's most talent Id youngsters in UniyersaPs |Uneful and SD rited picture, ? Get Hep To Love coming to he Orpheum Theatre. The pc pre will be shown next Friday nd Saturday, with a matinee n Saturday, Christmas day
 The two new stars are Gloria ean and Donald O'Connor both have appeared in many kreen successes and now, It is hnounced, they are honored by bp-billing and will be seen in a tory devised to exploit their in eyidual and remarkable person. Htjes.
 lJane Erazee and Robert Paige Ave the important supporting
 les
 Other notables In the cast in- aaae Peggy Ryan, Cora Sue ssalins and the celebrated Jlvln' aeks and Jllls.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-26
Firms Get
z aSe u. -.
W arnnirS

WASHINGTON, April 26 INS)
Diplomatic relations between
the United States and Finland to-
day hung by a slender thread.
With an but one diplomatic rep
rosentatlle Withdrawn from the
American legation in lIelsinki, the
l.. s. government is giving Fin
land n last chance 20 break away
from the ANS and either make a
separate peace with Russia or
proclaim lis Withdrawal from the
war.
-Ehn- s4li4e-dtfRee4i 4 tff4t-tftt -f4RA- ttt-
Finnish legation denied Stockholm
reports that Finnish Minister Pro
cope had been notified Of this gov
eminent intention 20 sever diplo-
matte relations.
II have not been told any
thing of the sort Procupe told
an InQuIlng reporter II believe
these reports originate with ele-
mentS who want To see "A break
i'm relations between our two
countries"
Despite ProCopc'S efforts 10 pre-
vent a break in relations. Ameri-
can officials do not believe his
government n llelSnk Is showing
Il similar disposition
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-26
British Bonnbers
Blast Rdngoon

NEW DELHI. India April e
CINS) India based British bomb
crS smashed at railroad wards at
RagoOn. Jap-held capital ol
Burma. last night. the Indian com
.mand announced today
Blenheim medium bumborS At
tackled enemy troops near Pinhon
m the upper Chlndwn River Val
ley while British Hurricanes at
tackled another concentration of
Japanese troops on the Mavu Pc
ninSula. Three enemy tfHef<> ttt-tt.
destroyed and hut, in a Jap-hold
village set atire by the Strafng
Hurricanes All British planes re-
turned safely
The communiquc revealed that
the Jap ground troops had been
attacking Field Marshal W5VoI' $
troops in lhe Arakan area since
early yesterday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-26
big Drives
Nearing
Inn Russia

MOSCOW. April % CUP)- The
Russian and German high com.
.mandS were reported regroupinG
their armies along the vast 1900
mile front today with only air and
patrol SkirmiSheS breaking the lull
in the fighting,
1t was believed that the oppoS-
ing armies were drawing up battle
lines for what may be a showdown
battle this summer. Observers be-
leved the Germans would launch
their anticipated offensive as soon
as the ground dncd from the
spring thaw.
Featuring the small scale ac-
tons detailed IN the Soviet mid
day communicate were the pene-
tration Of German trenches on the
Smolensk front and the repulSe of
a German infantry attack below
Balakleya i'm the Ukraine
The Sunday midnight communi-
que reportcdp that the Russians,
Selling the initiative in the north
west Caucasus after standing of
German CounterattackS for nearly
"A fortnight, attacked and improved
their positions IN a stubborn battle.
Supporting the Caucasian ground
forces, Red air forces bombed
enemy airdromes. touching off
fires an d explosions, wrecked
parked planes and destroyed is
aircraft IN dogfightS.
On the Taganrog front on the
sea of AzoV. a German battalion
pressed back Soviet forces in an
attack. but Soviet counterblow
restored the situation
With the war in the air over
the Russian front gaining in IN
tensity daily, the Russians shot
down or destroyed on the ground
3Sl german planes with a loss Of
ia Of their own aircraft during
the week ended Saturday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-26
Snow Near Equator
Falls on Flying Fort

som F. " II ERE IN NEW
G YIN + A, April = delayed
INS1- Close as New Guinea is tc
the equator, Flying Fortress
crew operating from this base had
a white Easter today.
The bomber, plotted by Capt
Jean Jack Of Tekamah, Neb, ran
INTO a heavy SnowStOrm high
above the owen Stanley Noun
tainS while returning from the
Easter morning raid on WeWaks
aIrNcldS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-26
F|iers Resume
Kiskd Offensive

WASHINGTON. April Is INSl
The navy department yesterday
announced resumption Of the
army'S air offensive against kI>ka
after three days Of bad weather
Lockheed Lightning fighter planes
IN spite Of adverse flying condl-
lions. raided the kiSka lnSlalla
lions on Saturday while the bil
bomberS remained grounded anC
temporarily cut Of the fight owing
10 the storms which have prevailed
in the Aleutlau> since Tuesday.
Mnnda sTrfIEfd.- III the
central Solomon Islands, wa,
raided last FRIDAY by navy torpedo
bombers and dive homherS Build.
ingS were destroyed and a large
fire started
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-26
DOOEiiGIe Fled Burma Inn Hail of Jap (Sunfire

NEW YORK, April Is tUP)
Mai. Gen. DoolIttle, in the second
leg of his return trip after bomb
ing Toxic, rode out of Burma in
a hail of gunfrc as one of the -
persons crowded into a 2l-pasScu-
ger plane, Pan-AmeTican Always
disclosed today.
Ragged unShaved and looking
like one Of the American refugees
who were in the plane with HIM.
Doolittle kept his bombing exploit
secret from the pilot and the other
passengers. No one recognized
him
After parachuting 10 safety
from his bomber IN China Doolit-
tie was flown from ChungknC 10
India through JapaneSe-ocCupied
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-26
Ndzis May Kill
j. ). Prisoners
RY United Pres,

Nazi radios broadcast hints 10.
day that the Germans may lnflIct
severe punishment on - perhap,
execute American fllerS captured
in raids on Europe.
A broadcast by the Nlchy radio
intercepted by the British Broad
casting Corp, was perhaps the
most threatening in tone. Com
menting on Japan'S execution of
some Of the flers who raided
Toxic last year, the station Mas
quoted
AT an appropriate time Ger
many. too, will take necessary
reprisal measures i'm order to
reply to attacks on German
territory"
A later broadcast by the Ger
many TranSocean agency SAID the
German foreign office organ Diplo-
matlSch PoitISche correspondent
had declared that the moral
standard of Chicago IS not the
standard for international war.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-26

~ hope you know what you're
doing"
There Is 4 war going on over
here" Moon replied You do
lots of things YOU wouldn't do At
homc-when you have TO"
With DOOllrtlc pushed tightly
against the cabin door. the plane
wavercd uncertainty into the air.
surrounded by japanese gunfrc.
Later. eight stowawayS crawled
out OF a rear mail compartment.
The final count revealed u per-
sons IN The plane.
As the flight. which ended in
neartd completion, Doc
little exclaimed:
II think ! would rather have
gone back the way came"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-26
ATTACK ON CHARTER

Recent editorials IN the London
Times concerning Russia right to
determine her own territorial Sc
,curity needs after the war are be-
ing cited by the Nali> as alleged
evidence that the Atlantic Char
ter has been reduced TO worthless
ness.
The Polish eNilcd government, is
/ fearful that this German propa-
iganda may make some Roadway.
even possibly IN conquered Po-
I land Itself.
Fearful that there is q tendency
in Britain 10 recognize The Soviet
claim 10 eastern Poland and the
baltic States. which were pant OF
| Russia before the last war, the
Polish government is looking more
land more 10 Washington 10 cham
iplon It's cause.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-26
Key Points Hit
In Naples Raid

CAIRO. April &c CUP) British
middlCaStcrn bomberS attacked
Naples, Italy'S second largest port.
Saturday night and bomb bursts
were observed near the railway
station. steel works and ,hIpyardS.
communique announced today
In daylight Saturday, long range
fighters set fire TO an enemy
schooner IN the Ionian Sea
All planes returned safely from
hnih dlN and might raldS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-26

port proved correct, as they learned
later.
Revealing his name but not his
mission. Doolittle meSSaged Moon
OF the danger ahead, but Moon de-
cided to keep 10 his course.
When they landed. along with
two other Douglas transports they
were greeted by more than 5000
refugees, all of whom tried TO
Chamber aboard the ships Radio
equipment and the aviation per
sonnet had priority, and what
space was left was given over TO
the refugees.
DoOlittle counted more than 80
passengers in addition 10 the dozen
who had been on hand in the flight
from China. Finally ne yelled TO
Moon:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-26
Big JdpConvoY
F|ees Range Of
Allied Bombers

GEN. MacARTHUR'S HEAD
QUARTERS, Australia. April 26
(UP)-A large japanese convoy
has shifted westward out of range
'of Allied bomberS which set big
fires in an attack on Wewak, on
New GuineaS north coast,
spokesman said, today
The spokesman said the convoy,
attacked briefly near Wewak by
Reconnaissance plane Saturday.
haG pushed on toward the Pelau
Islands.
The raid on the Wewak air.
Idrome yesterday cllmaxed a week
end of attacks that cost the Jspa-
neSe ID planes and ranged
Throughout the 2000-mlle enemy
held island Arc above Australia.
5 Flames DESTROYED
Over Wewak Saturday a lone
Liberator destroyed five Of y
enemy Zeros.
/ Today'S Communlque made no
reference TO interception al Wewak
yesterday. However the Flying
IFortreSSeS had TO run through A
hail of ack-aCk TO reach their
/ targets.
CommuniqueS covering week
end operations reported 10 forayS.
including a 1,500-mile fight that
wrecked the Japanese airpIane
assembly base az kendari on Cele-
hes Island
Striking another blow in the
lcnemy'S attempt 10 build up aerial
strength for a possible drive on
Australia. tho formation that
raided kendari destroyed FIVE two
.cnglncd planes on the ground.
downcd five Of % interccptors and
demolished workshops and hangers
with p tons Of bombs.
HEAVY RAID ON KENDARI
II was the heaviest raid on
kendari regarded as a ma NOT cen
ter Of the japanese aerial building
attempt LlberatorS, carrying rec
ord bomb loads made the attack.
Resides Wcwak. bomberS at
tackled four other enemy-held New
Guinea north coastal areas veSter-
day They were MadanC Saldor.
Fn~ch Harbor and Mubo all
regular targets
Other planes hit Dobo. In the
Aroe Islands The second straight
day damaging one Of four Zeros
that tried 10 intercept: hit tho
town area of Tlmika Dutch Now
Guinea. Strafed Ferocni. on Tran
gan Island and bombed Toeal in
the kaI Islands.
In raids on tho northwestern
sector Saturday TWO small enemy
vessels We're sunk and enemy air
idromcs blasted.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-26

territory with Capt Moon Chin.
veteran pilot of the China National
Aviation Corporation service al the
controls.
He told Moon he was carrying
an important report which had TO
get back 10 Washington Moon
had been ordered 10 land in
Mich'na Burma in an effort 10
evacua1e air personnel and radio
equipment
The plane cludcd japanese pa
troll craft midway from ChungkIng.
but Doonttlc became concerned
when be- learned that Moon in
tended 20 land at Mich'na. In
Chungking be- had been informed
that the Japanese would reach the
before nlghtfan. The re-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-26
Makes II Hot for Wife

NEW YORK April Is up
Because his wife wouldn't let him
in az > a m, Michael Mclnerney
10 decided 30 make 1t hot for her,
police. who arrested HIM charged
Mclnernoy allegedly set fire 10
papers outside her apartment
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-26
NAH PROPAGANDA

The Polish government is be-
com Ing increasingly concerned
over the propaganda capital which
Germany IS making out of Russo
Polish difficulties. especially con
corning the boundary disputes.
Recent German newspaper Cdi.
torlalS and radio hroadca>ts indi-
cate that the NaziS are using tho
RuSSo-PolISh dispute as the basis
for a propaganda offensive dc.
signed to frightcn Inc conquered
countries of Europe with Jhc dan
gers of bolShcviSm.
England is being accused by Tho
NazlS of betrayng Europe to Boil
SheVISm.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-26
No. Africa Suggested
Again for Refugees

HAMILTON. Bermuda April
% ms Revival Of plans 20
house European war refugee
temporarily IN North Africa APP
pearcd likely today as the Anglo
American refugee conference d.
cuSSpd compromise
The British delegation fayorS
using concentration camps for
merry occupied by French and
Spanish political prisoners, but
American delegates fear public
opinion would revolt a. the idea.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-26

WASHINGTON. April 26 lNS)
The Specter Of coal rationlng
was held out 20 The public today
nv the Office Of War Information
in event the current wage dispute
between John l.. Lewis and the
mine operators terminates in a
strike of 100000 miners.
The warning was contained in
OWLS l000G-word report on the
nations transportation problem
which recognized that, exclusive of
supplies IN the hands of consumers.
there are 10000. 900 tons OF
bItuminouS coal As days supply
at present in storage.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-26
Roll Wooden Easter Eggs

Ef'f. = i. April 26 CUP5-
When 10 children finished the egg
rolling contest at the Westminster
Country Club. they turned the zoe
eggs over 10 the sponsors Of the
event. so thov can bp used again
next year. The eggs were wooden
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-26
Couple, q and sc,
Married SO Years

G0LDWATER. April 20 MIR
and Mrs. William KernS. he 81
and she Sc Will observe their
SlXty-nlnth wedding anniversary
al their farm home tomorrow. Mr.
kcrnS has resided here 80 years
and Mrs kerns 81 wears.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-26
Poland Seeks
Help Of u. s. in
Border Dispute

WASHINGTON, April 26 INS)
Poland's exile government to-
day is understood 10 be eager 20
obtain American aid i'm settling ilS
boundary titSputcS with RUSSIA.
Polish Ambassador Jan Ciccha-
nowSkl, is scheduled 10 confer with
UnderSecretary of State Sumner
WclleS on this problem during the
dow
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-26

The British captured the strategic
hill OF DJebel Terhouna, about
three miles from EnfdaVlle. on
Friday night and took 50 prisoners
They also made a slight advance
farther west and are now some
thing less than 40 miles from
IunlS.
The Western Front was the
most active. with lighting in prog
ross on almost every sector from
the north coast 10 Bou Alada
while Allied aIrPancS supported
the onslaught .. d"
The Germans. however, had a
greater number of fighters 10 the
air on Sunday and destroyed -
Allied planes Seven AXIS planes
were shot down.