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bss pso1 line r sr Il I759 o,,,. ,rort ,oou n.x.
Ss5s aso ,.s a.s. 'n.s s'.s
eys !SwnS Ge Pse.ia. a7qs front
sdjaSent to bath; Besutifully turnished
vate family: detached ed Sa'is house: prefer mar
sns snsDs M "s1 SEFrst v0rf PaSSn moon t1en 1as
and kitchen; running. water. refriserator
asi az sis ST. sl.' sEpsis ine1ssG rm suitable for
ladies or 2 gentlemen. Private home.
1901 $50 GH4slL1N ST. NE.-At.ract.ye doYbl.
E,,. ESsth; unIim phone. ; ssie. 's Or dbl.. Men.
sst ssnI,n sssh ST NE.GLaIss. M 81 single room.
LARGE, SUNNY, newly-turn. rm. in pvt.
pd g9Gd TspS Ts1h 81 sle per Ho Eno sos5
nj 4d GF5vss DU 6omf aios fe'id'3ss
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and unusual:
Newly FuRNrsHEb blass1 do1be 70 room i's Girls
sas siis FRSSkL sSsf spS ST. AP SE2arse 4es2 bright
room, suitable for 2: chw.. unlm phone
fa faos sui sf g. NHsboaol. NJ si15 room southern
exp, semibath: couple, or 2 girls: on car
!ss assz GalI ;1i, al, Gay sunday 1Ts ~ an
ssr mo, pyt' bath Ho S4es 8 eve.' s"l@ or ali ali
ld6,,, 51s IN ST; NE:EiIaTse; brisht double
sios a,II ,a.h 1HnsGEe 81: NJ, near R ays-sinsle
1902 1902 t2r AVE- Ga Nf Np s5s5 doubles
PRIVILEGES PR yIsn ! in family: reasonable. Cali
ssn NEAR 1sth a' ASD Rm M1cHIGAN VIC 2Ss AvE-cl.an
front room private home; one gentleman.
1s BRYANT ST. N.E.-Would like to share
my conf. homelike room with another
Prot. girl. twin beds. inner-spr. matt. SIS
R ffGTnhsn faTnshsd seeDnS AD s7ss 4oom
renneetlns conn bath in detachsd corner home
s1'ef sle R. . l. Ave. % NE, APT. 4-Room. next
ers' streetcar at door. Phone De. as5e.
,stan wAaM DEy,,. pss; bah .hs shT s9Gq
rms, s25, large: $50, small; new new home. on e.
1e 4h 'sip sf Sn Ho0iTs jer5b 92s home. I I1r.
bas bba5sry, sRhqps r; H S5a2. 00"s''SS'0"a' A'
sh, housekeenne n FTsdaire saf a0d a0Sms sinf rii
heTiy neT ,ais aas'osaeq "a adults snai. only roon
nm nm: phone; convenient to transp. 20 min
ss.o yisTA isSTn'sHn s1 NfsasIe AI sG4S room for
young young lady y block to bus; se5 month.
soiI MONROE ST. N.E.-a girls to share
ICON ICON With WI private shower bath; bus at
1892 EAST CAPITOL sT.-Larse front
room. neatly furn., in private home; conv
EeaS conv TO cars or and
sq5ss snojv 2nd floor single 81 ,So Sdouble. ss.
15e58y 155l 5 sr g SE :; "A Apt Il l$22 furnished
rooms and bath for . or 3 ladies or
gentlemen: car line. like nome reason
lsoo G ST. Nj nicely furnished out
sSs %sisr 4S R'si 81 siDoaBle Df5 2 room in private
nome. $40 week for two. Will rent single
LARGE ROOM, next bath. in private home:
iiadies or couple. SO, wk FIR BIB.
no Tront Eo q9u9Is Z G5oom' twin beds 500 ga.
1888 OATES ST Me- unturnished rms i,
] suitable for kitchen, with stove and ice
aos A ST N.E,-Larse front room, 5 win
dogs. private home: semiprivate bath; near
9sT,lne: TEr e T1rf sentleman IL n ,,.
large, clean. light rooms: entire house
newly decorated; all new furniture: large
1919 A ST N.E.0sinrie and double 8n rooms rooms.
newly furnished: semipriyate bath; girls
Two employed sober consenial LADIES: use
q % %kltshsn occssienally, FIR 3654
room, KIT, privileges. Call FIR. 1lsl Sun
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CATTLE g LIVESTOCK.

SADDLE HORSES, l hunter, well-mannered
and well trained reasonable s!a2a WA 2s7s Sshse
sale. Phone Locust 493ew-2 cas- 0N' 'O'
horses for riding pleasure Free lease for
their board and care; refs. required. Write
BLACK GEIDING. gated: fine condition;
IIl33Tk, Guernsey heiter cait. s45. sH,
RIDING HORSE, /, beautiful spot; guar
aateed aauid sound; must sell: owner in Army.
BGGGY BBRGeS YEA AND Oh HARNEss Il sv in perfect cond
ton; must ms sci; accept any reasonable
6Tad T GEe pon fhy and btzed ace
8 years old, stands Is hands Would make
excellent riding horse for lady. Can be
sen sen ,S.os a. MEADOW Brook Saddle Club on
Jersey COW. pureb},ed: : bull calves, s
MaRE SnS 70 yeeSs Ts5re old SH S6S safed drives
anps besuttu soden gStSa sorfe qesS s6a
IRrSH I15 sIcI iERSty 1s;1 70 CoW t49 aad calf, s,a5
:: Dean, at Annandals, Va, on Spring
J ! Poland CHINA sows, / boar, ~ yrs.
Gresham Farm. EdGewater. Nd.
JERSEY, COW, .plre:-bred, : years old,
T. 7 B. and 5anEs tested, With calf; excellent
j LAMB, ) w., ! ram. price, $50. Call.
day, "A oiit; syepings, sH. $f55. s
and Toe5enbGrs GE, E. 4537 81 1884 ss'rsi Farra-
FIGS AND sHoATs. fine ones; lots of
them SS and up DU. $3.50
eineton ea 0afsaa M4 wi + s5io Sfoh'ns'0" st. Ken
! MILK cow for sale: nice, young. Call
TIGspqresrgd W6if @ Pgroc5 s2cn and
PUREBRED Chester White spring boars.
ready for service. open gifts for breeding
ms Ayriawn Farms, Bethesda Nd,
KABBITS ,for, sale; E. 8. FELLOWS. .e311
Hlsde aGHdse S Ma5yfnb ca betoae nn
BLACK GELDING. Kentucky saddle bred,
16.2 hands, drives well; reasonable Call
II M1,s4 s463: nr Ms soIn fifth: r oxcrruo
horse one pair 4-year-od Percheron
horses, one pair 6-year.old farm horses,
sTo o, mule No 5sasonable oer refused
HORSE, gated, about 8 years old: healthy,
s1S5 sies menneTS gH rs swell riding horse price
MULES AND HORSES for, sale, Browns
PARK Nd. RA ifs 5ifs or j. tA H sheirich ekGa
sly SilYer 9, spr!nE = :, o}6l Will, u,o..ou. -.
die and bride For Quick sale, S125 each
ofrbl Gre in me e, shape COL 4sth ave- Capitol
ase'SA;Si 20 ASGEs vs. STEERS, Guernsey bulls.
Purebred, weighins 600, to $40. H. C.
faESai faKM noRsE assE ok f5fst Els M work
ave. ave- TT Roma Park, Pil o, Nd, NC" hampshire
PIGS 60, good stock, 10 weeks old
PICS; nu-ebred, black, Poland China, both
WeStenbprECr. f2yndrket, VI CHI O3o3
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APARTMENTS UhFURhlsHEp.

HILLCREsI, 1919 Alabama ave se.--En-
tire 2nd floor, rooms. kitchen, bath:
ssdults; No pets; FIR 1905
SMALL BASEMENT APT. . rooms. kitch-
enette, and shower, light and hot water
furnished; blocks from bus line; s37
per per- mo- me- 66l2 Poplar ave- Tskoms
9 ROOMS. KITCHEN AND BATH, hard
wood floors Venetian blinds. heat. elec,
hot @ water: exposures; all modern. 1IOs
ENTIRE End FL. private front entrance, 8
rooms, bath: newly decorated; new refs;
viii. furn.; So so mo, Adults only, 507
Sligo ave, Silver Spring, Md 81. 3s6S.
APIS. from 81 so to s6O.5o, all utilities
and transfer to TT Flower ave. bus, See
resident manager. aO2 Garland. Open beg.
Sunday 9 am Phone sH' 4'Ss until i6. Pm.
s22 ST. NV, Georgia Apt-2 outside
rooms. kitchen and bath; quiet: no chill
dren See Janitor.
LOVELY APT. in modern corner house;
8 exposures: private entrance; 2 rooms,
kitchen and private bath; gas heat: az
No drinking. 1742 D st. ne after $50,
CONTINUED on Next PAgs)
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tearing size, 50; smaller, So. D
Meredith Capper, Falls Church
GREEN GRASS

Those who know say beautiful green
lawns Just don't happen. but are the
result not only OF quality material and eX-
pert workmanship. but also of precision
timing with nature; preparation now fol-
lowed by sowing the very best; rich black
poor soils good and good soil better; SIS
ton. Beautiful tall specimens evergreens,
fne Tor outdoor living rooms; large hand
some nursery-grown shade and fruit trees,
finest varieties; coorful fagstone walks,
terraces rock. gardens. lily pools walls.
outdoor freplaceS. drainage mulching
spraying pruning and transplanting Lin
coin 1925 1os
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CLEVELAND PARK.

Groom suite pvt. bath: DISTINGUISHED
pvt. home, no other roomers near cross
town bus, Conn. ave. WO. 4777.
COLORED-I939 18th st. N.W.-Small
furnished room
COLORED-Room for 2 employed. refined
girls near bus and car line Call HO.
1926.
COLORED-Front rooms, quiet employed
couple; cor. Ontario rd. and Euclid NV,
Call Sunday, Hillside o956R. Mon. cali
COLORED-750 Gresham pl n.w.-Niccly
furn. room for couple or 9 girls; privileges,
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FARM g GARDEN.

GREEN TOMATOES. 81 per bu. DU 455O
FOR SALE-Priyct hedge. 5 yrs old, 30C
plants: Free, if you dig it,. WA. 796S
37l3 Quincy St Brentwood Md
BANK GRAVEL for roads. streets and
driveways, drveways built yards leveleo
and dirt furnished; Md. and D. C. de-
llverleS WA. 32lG.
EVERGREENS for hedging and screening
Ashton Nursery, 6510 Georgia ave NV.
MANURE, rotted, mixed, $3.50 Der 90
bushels, delivered WA. 1928.
HYDRANGEAs, roses, small-leaf ivy, box
wood, small weeping willows. other plants.
sood roots. lo7 Baltimore ave. Takoma
Park, Md. SH. 1864,
TOPSOH4, 4ia Gu. yds deliyerey, SS per
load. Phone Temple 2490,
EDGING BOXWOOD, dwarf and American.
in quantity. &c to 20c; l to yrs. OIL.
LANDSCAPE SERVICE, pruning, planting,
tranSplanting, sodding, lawns made, reno
vated, tree work. flag stone walks. w. C
Walker 90 Sudbury rd., Silver Spring,
Md. SE. :329O.
YoU TOO CAN HAVE 4 BEAUTIEgLL
LAWN. LET US FERTIL1ZE AND SEED
IT FOR YOU. PRUNE AND SEED YOUR
TREES AND SHRUBBERY. FREE ESTI-
MATES. MR.. PASTOR. SLIGO 1858.
FIG TREES.
Bearing size, So; smaller, So. Delivery.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED.

ELDERLY LADY desires room and board
in nice gentle home. Can afford $50 per
month, In addition will stay in evenings
with children, Box 4oO-A, Star.
MOTHER, 5i7-year-old boy. want room.
beard spa1 IN n -, private home; care wanted for
refined home. Box 451-A. Star. lO'
PERMANENTLY employed gentleman de-
sires board room (private bath If possible),
IN private family of adults; Conn. ave, or
EMPLOYED MOTHER and 2la-yr old
child want room and board in private
home. where child can set best care. Box
MOTHER DESIRES room and board BY the
week for 2l2-yesr-old child, mother likes
room with child If possible. Call Monday
after o'clock. Mrs. Lyons, Ludlow 1852
YOUNG NAN. single, room and meals, prt-
ss5fe ss" month Box te s4o-
MAIDEN LADY, financially responsible,
about 20 yrs. age, having slight stroke
right arm and leg. desires room, board and
cconvalescent CO. care in private home. Box
BY TwO MATURE LADIES. double room
with board in NV. section city Suburban
OF nearby Va. or Md. EN- !6296.
MAN desires room and board. GEORGETOWN
vicinity. Executive OooS
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COAL, WOOD, FUEL OIL.

FIREPLACE WOOD, seasoned oak; sawed
to order: delivered. FIR. 2S70.
FIREPLACE WOOD, heavy slab, mostly oak,
$35 load; approximately Pa cords. WO.
WOOD, 3A cords pine. seasoned in "a
and -26 TT. lengths. Silver Spring area. SH.
SLAB WOOD FOR FIREPLACE; immediate
delivery; SIS cord. SH. 1887.
SEASONED OAK, fireplace wood, any
1866 for immediate delivery.
CALL KENNEDY for sStoyee and fireplace
FIREPLACE WOOD. seasoned; any size;
delivered Call OIL. 4433. WI. 9642.
FIREPLACE WOOD, seasoned oak: deliv-
cred cod. in Arlington, Falls Church or
Alexandria, S1S per cord. Phone Glebe
MIXED HARDWOOD, cut any length. de-
livered, $50 cord, Phone ,Berwyn 446-J,
WOOD, dry pine boards, etc; large truck
load delivered nearby, s12. Clinton .s9-J.
FIREPLACE WOOD for sale, SIS cord, de-
livered Immediately: any length. Kelly,
Hillside 0914.
FIREPL. LOGS, dry bdl., $3.50 1/16
Cd, imm., del. Cl CWd. DI. 2415.
THE MONTAGUE FUEL CO.
Kerosene orders taken day and
night. Phone Ii. 1921.
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ROOMS Observation-Disclosures.

BROOKLAND. 145O Newton n.e.-Attrac-
| tive medium front room, large closet near
bath; near 2 bus lines and street car;
mSderate mo- at -Du; o1s9.
neatly furnished; reasonable; adults only
1887 GALES ST. NE large rooms, i
J person to room. IS per week. Ludlow
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For l or 2 Gentlemen of

Who appreciate attractive surroundings
with cultivated Christian family of 3; 2
rooms and adj porch located p block
from Wis ave husline $. mi from Dis
trict line; large corner bedroom with twin
beds. overlooking secluded garden maple
furnishings, cedar closets semiprivate bath.
maple furnished corner study opening onto
private porch overhuns by large walnut
trees; transp. to downtown or times
a week. Telephone WI 2S52.
DOUBLE ROOMS, IS, SO, S14 week
adults only; near District line and Penta-
son Bldg.
ANALOSTAN HOTEL.
11A0 n. Oak St, Arlington Va OK. 1890.
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TABLE BOARD.

BREAKFAST AND DINNER, plenty Of rood
home-cooked food, Southern style: home
mace not ronS every night. S22.bO mo.
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BOATS tCont.).

AUXILIARY sLOoP, 25lxsx276", frst-
engine; sleeps two; toilet, galley and ice
box; price, $1,000. Inspected at Hartge's
Boat Yard, Galesville, Md. Phone 467S.
SEDAN CRUISER, 1912, owens de luxe.
fully equipped one of the last new Owens
boats built. in beautiful condition, ready
TO go. Phone RE. 1884 anytime Monday.
WANTED-Outboard motors regardless Of
size or condition; cash for same. 737
Evening star., 1943-10-10
ROOMS uNEuRAlSAEn

LARGE, lovely front 1st-foor room, pri.
vate entrance; Venetian shades, new Are.
Rs1a g5aee' .BaMs mE sos9 80 or RE. ess5:
kit.' bath newly decorated; adults only:
S5?. After 5 80 or Sunday 10.
1913 MONROE ST. N.W.-Larpe fropt
room southern exposure; married co,,nis
preIerred' also smaller room; call after
}on ~ Pm; m.py pSunday after J.. AID. 1894. 10.
ave .)-Lse. It.. desir cor rm with pvt
srtr. en- e venet. blinds, very conv,, s25 mo.
fR; 66l6. Also avail. attr. rm furn, or
unfurn.. at 900 18th st. ne, with home
Evening star., 1943-10-10
ROOMS FURk. B. UhEuRh-

BIB EyARTs 81. .NE.-Partiy furn. bed.
eiee, heat; $3.50: employed adults.
.sSx3 silver SPRING AVE, Silver Spring,
Me- Me- or rooms with kitchen, furn. or
Evening star., 1943-10-10

FODDER FOR SALE.
Phon" Kensinaton 2o5-W
GUERNSEY BULL CALVES,
Choice reStFtered breeding stock. out of
high-prod&c.ng advanced re@istry cows
from LangWatcr Foremost stock and by
Romulus admiral by Langv'atcr RomUluS.
Others by Il rdwick's Jumbo by Mixter
Hardwicl-. CT EN-. 1864 or Ma. 7949
CHESTER WHITE PIGS,
Line bred. registered breeding stock. Your
choice now. Gail EN-. llGt or MA. 794a.
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GIRIS-BETTER living

New home and furnishings finest food,
laundry. unlim. phone; beautiful doubles,
triples. adjoining baths 1871 Hobart St.
NV Adams 23sl-1151. 49,
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Really Good Food
and
Clean Room.

Hard TO get nowadays. but available here
IN spite Of trying times. Rates are reason-
able Walking distance to most govern.
mental Offices. Sunderland House 1918
goth st. NV, l block from Dupont Circle,
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-19
No Coffee Rationinq,
Supplies Increasing

NEW YORK. Sept. Is (INS)-
Don't take any stock in those
rumors that coffee IS to be placed
on The ration list again.
Current supplies are increasing
regularly and there is no founda-
tion for such reports. the Pan
American Coffee Bureau and the
National Coffee Association said.
The rumors were based probably
on the fact that OPA Book No.
contains Coffe Q" column.
printed long before II was decided
TO eliminate coffee rationing.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-19
Nazi Air Force 'Strained,'
Gloomy Spokesman Admits

NEW YORK. Sept. IS INS)-
An official spokesman for the
German armed forces was re-
ported today 10 have admitted
that resources Of tho German
air force are strained and he
took markedly pcSSimistIc"
Wow Of The NazI military Situ-
alton
AThc Nali spokesman state=
nlcntS were contained in a Berlin
dispatch. 10 Tho Swedish news
paper Aftontldnlngcn reported
today 10 the Office of War In
formation
"In the East the link he
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-19

women can fin must shift 70 heav
Ter and harder work than they arr
doing now, he added.
"In meeting this crisis, some
of our workers will undergo per-
Sonal hardShipS. Men will have
10 give mp easier jobs 10 women
hut they will do so with the
knowledge that their seniority
and other rights will he pro-
tected fully and their old jobs
will be restored when the war
ends
Women who do not have IN
work because Of their financial
independence will have TO 60
into the war effort As patri-
otic duty" he added THE time
has come for civilian sacrifices
which viii be very great hut
we cannot end this war quickly
and bring our boys home in
any other way
Management labor and the gov
eminent must spread this goSpe
INTO every home, Clark said.
Those in nOnesSentiaI jobs
must get into essential work.
Men in Jobs which women can
handle must sacrifice them for
the war effort and take tougher
assignments.
Women must get into some
thing which will release other
workers, IL they are unsulted
for factory jobs"
Women have become an increas.
ing factor IN war production
Clark pointed out but they mus
do even more. In May 1912. there
were only $1,000 women worker,
while, last July, the total hac
risen 10 $4,000
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-19
Gait Admiral Standley
To u. S. for Conferences

WASHINGTON Sept Is rINS)
The state ID epartm ent an
nOunced that William STANDBY.
ambassador 10 Russia Is returning
home for consultations.
- y state department spokesman
said The consultations Will be I'm
connection with discussions which
are now being carried on with the
British and Soviet governments
Concerning diplomatic problems.
There was immediate Specula-
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-19
General Wins Medal

WASHINGTON, Sept. Is CUP)
The war department announced
today award OF the legion OF merit
10 It Gen Robert I. Elchelberget.
now IN The southwest Pacific for
outstanding service.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-19
Connie Benefits Suit Set

NEW LONDON. Conn, Sept.
is CUP)-The suit of movie ac-
treSS Constance Bennett to estab-
lish the paternity Of her son.
Peter Bennett Plant. for whom she
seeks a share of the S750.O00
estate Of the late Philip NJ. Plant.
was assigned today for trial IN
superior court for Nov. Is.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-19
Traitorous Priests
Unfrotked by Reds

MOSCOW Sept rs Up
lzvesua today published a reso-
mtion 10y the Episcopal assembly
OF the Russian Orthodox Church
unfrocking all priests and excom-
munirating all church members
in herman occupied areas who
have collaborated with the enemy.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-19
PRODUCTION HELD Up
IMMIGRATION FADES

Clark b owe d figures from
major war plants IN the area
tracing the rise IN employment
from 452 900 on juno /. 1911 to
10000 on Sept ! this year, with
772OO0 as the goal by Jan I
Charts Indicated that Immigrant
labor. upon which Detroit dc
pended IN the past, has faded 10
a dribblc.
"In fact. our last reports
show that, since last March, we
have been losing male labor
from this area" nc said.
The only solution, IN Clark S
opinion. is for more women TO 60
INTO war work. full or part tune.
And men now on war work which
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-19
B dndCBoo
Cut
70 Per Cent
Coupon Holders Must
Prove Share-the-Ride
Status or Lose Stamps

A crisis in the Detroit trans
portation problem loomed Satur-
day as government officials
ordered a 20 per cent cut in mile
age for holders Of B and c ra-
tion books
F. r. Broadwell, mileage trans
portation officer for the OPA
announced that seven, five-msn
crews Will start work Monday
morning checking the records Of
81 boards IN this area.
TRANSPORTATION PROBLEM
Books Of all persons found not
participating in ride sharing plans
and who refused 10 do so will be
revoked and they will be forced
to use public transportation sys-
tens. Broadwell said.
The same practice will apply 10
persons found 10 be using gaso-
line 10 which they are not en-
titled, Broadwell pointed out.
C.-L-A ANeadt, superintendent OF
transportation for the DSR, said
that if revocation Of gasoline al
,lowances reached a large scale il
would be quite difficult TO handle
from a transportation point OF
view He said:
"The armed forces are now
using 30.5 per cent Of all gas
oline produced in the Z mite d
States and the demand Is grow
ing steadily. For instance, II
takes 100000 gallons of gas
oline TO send 1000 planes over
Germany from England"
FROM ROCKIES EASTWARD
The gasoline cut is general from
the Rocky Mountains 10 the East
ern sesboard. Broadwell pointed
out.
The average yearly mileage of
an automobile in the flve-state
region surrounding Detroit IS esti-
mated AZ $500 miles.
In Detroit and IS surrounding
counties the average is 7.4O0 This
Will have 10 be reduced 10 an av-
erage of approximately 5,400 miles
for this area. Broadwell pointed
out
There will be no reduction in
gas allowance for holders of A
books.
There are approximately 10000
3 and c book holders IN Detroit
and Wayne County.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-19
Attacks King,
Calls on Country
TO Continue War

LONDON, Sept - ms
BenIto Mussolrl, speaking over
an unidentified Germ q neon
'rolled radio the first time since
ms custer as ItalSS dictator and
subsequent liberation ny the
Nazis. tonight issued a cail-to-
arms 20 Italian blackshirts 10 CON
t.nuc the fight against the United
Nations.
The speech may have been re-
corded
The discredited Duce announced
a fOur-pOint program for his Ger
mans sponsored Republican FaS-
ciSt government" calling for re-
ncwal Of the fight at the side OF
Germany and Japan; reorganIza-
fion Of Italian armed forces.
"CenterlnC them about the Fascist
militia elimination Of traitors
and destruction Of the parasiucal
plutOCracleS
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-19

,tion As 10 whether Admiral Stand
ley viii return 10 Moscow as am
baSsador 1t was believed he would
relinquiSh his post when he ar
rIveS in this country.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-19
War Plants Short
$4,000 Workers
BY SILER FREEMAN

The Detroit approaching the worst labor shortage
in its history and the greatest manpower pinch the
began revealed Saturday Montague A. Clark Michigan
director Of the War Manpower Commission.
War plants $1,000 workers the first OF year
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-19

and al least 10000 of these
must be women.
The crisis. long forecast by his
Statlsucians. is now az hand
Clark warned. Right now there
are 23400 untitled orders for
workers IN the l. : Employment
Service files. he said. The number
IS mounting daily.
PRODUCTION HELD Up
WAR production Of vital
weapons is being held up. even
now. because Of shortage Of
labor" Clark stated
Clark predicted drastic steps
would be taken 10 meet the Htua-
tion Immediately a new plan FOR
manpoWer mobilization Is heLnc
prepared by the War Nanpower
Commission, nc said.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-19
ACCUSES ROYALTY

MusSolIni-expert radio tech
niclsnS were agreed II was MuSso-
lini speaking accused the royal
-dyHdSrTCS OF Britain and Italy or
plotting tho betrayal Of the
Rome-Berlin Axis. He accused
King Victor Emmanuel OF nego-
tiatlnC an armiStlcc with tho
Allies even before hIs dismissal
As prime minister on July 25
MusSolini. confirming that he
was freed from captivity IN a
mountain hotel At Gran SaSso
north of Rome. by gldcr-borno
Nazl troops, expressed conviction
that the government Of Marshal
Badoglo had planned 10 turn him
over 10 the Allies.
Badoslo, MuSSolini said. ac-
cepted an armisticc whose terms
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9Th Army Takes
Huge AirfieId to
Pound Enemy

HoW tlco American army Of
flcers entered Rome under eyes
of Nozi troops, told by Clark
Lee an Page ?.