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Evening star., 1943-11-08
Deaths Reported

Ellen n. Hebrew, s., 5s3t sherrer place
ATthuf MyfT chisen msce s. s. 21 Nayloa 9th Nd si NV
Cornelius L. Bell. 6S, 1883 Newton CT Nv
George P: Hoover, 6S, Chevy Chase. Md.
CLYDE Il. Felley, So 1907 Delafield place.
Nathan Brodie 65, 4115 4th ST. NV.
Lucy GateWood, 81, 1889 Monroe st.
Dora z. Rot,l, to. l12 st. NV.
Fred Dill, So, $40 5th st NV.
Russell l. KinFs5ury, 81, 5l2l 1th st: NV
Earl r. Pickett A.. Canaioharie, N. Y.
Samuel Buman. -, 511 Decatur st. n. W.
Patricia A. Bellman. infant, Hyattsville
Thomas F. Queen. 80. 24c3 Nichols ave
Sc.
Joseph N. Beaman, rs, eo7 westminster
St NV.
Mary Seldom, 6S 1920 Alabama ave. Sc.
Jesse Wilson, 81, Ala 21st st. NV.
James Brinson, 36, 1927 Swan st. NV.
Battle infant, l04 ST. NV
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Father Draft
Continued From First Page.)

tCOllJllueQ from F1rSL PdSe.)
was to require the director to make
his decision public.
With no plans made for another
meeting, Senate conferees ad-
mitted the two groups are dead
locked at least temporarily.
The position taken by most of the
Senate conferees was that, up to
now, the powers contained in the
selective service law have been
given to the President, and he de-
termines who shall administer them.
The House bill directs the President
to delegate to Gen. Hershey all au-
thority vested in him by the ass,
except the section relating to seizure
OF war plants that fail to expedite
Government work.
No Other Points Discussed.
One Senator said that, finding
Themselves unable to agree On who
should administer the law, the con-
ferees Gid not get down to a dis
cuSslon of other points in dispute.
To put off the calling of fathers
as long as possible, the House voted
to require the induction of non
fathers on State wide and Nation
wide basis, The Senate approach
was to tighten up on occupation
deferments, both in Government
and private industry, in the hope of
making available more single men
and childless married men.
The deadlock developed amid
signs that critics of an expanding
Army are growing impatient at their
inability to force final settlement
of the issue
Il am going to insist upon action
Immediately" Senator johnson
Democrat, of Colorado, a conferee
declared before the meeting.
Administration opposition to the
House bill was expressed this way
by one Senator close to selective
service:
They are afraid that under the
present language attached by the
House it never would be possible tc
induct other fathers, no matter how
badly they might be needed"
Evening star., 1943-11-08
KAISER Bursts
Into Song Over
|PIone Outlook
BY the Associated Press.


NEW YORK, Nov. 8.-Henrv j.
Kaiser, ship and airplane builder
perfunctorily announced two ship
building achievements yesterday
then turned to song to say his air.
plane business was looking up
In an interview after a Brewster
Aeronautical Corp. labor manage
ment rally he disclosed that last
month 80 Liberty ships were turned
out at his Richmond (CalfD yards
and four airplane carriers at the
Kaiser Vancouver plant.
He told $500 persons at the rally
that affairs at Brewster, whose pro-
duction record now is being investi-
gated by a House Naval Affairs Sub
committee, were leveling out fol
stepped-up production.
The recently named Brewster
president exclaimed, Il feel so cheer
full l could sing!" He then burst
forth into the hit song from the
musical comedy 'Oklahoma," sing
ing:
oh. what a beautiful morning!
Oh, what a beautiful day!
I've got a beautiful feeling
EVERYTHING going our way"
Evening star., 1943-11-08
Pacific
ontinued From First Pag


field, starting large fires il fuel
storage areas. -
The only Japanese retaliation was
an attack by 10 enemy bombers
with fighter escort, on positions in
the Markham and Ramu Valleys OF
New Guinea. Damage was listed as
minor
The weekend operations on land,
sea and air were the lightest since
the Allied drive to clear the Japa-
nese out of the Northern Solomons
got under way November l with the
BougalnVille invasion.
Ground operations on Bougain-
vile and on Choiseul Island, 30 miles
away, which was invaded November
3. apparently are progressing favor
ably, a spokesman Tor Gen. Mac
Arthur said, adding that its up to
the japanese to make the next
DlCVe,"
Evening star., 1943-11-08
Col. Zim {. Lowhon Dies,
Headed Comp Reynolds
By the Associated Pre-,


GREENVILLE, Pa, Nov. 8-Col.
zlm E. Lawhon, SO, commander of
Camp Reynolds. formerly the
Shenango personnel repla acement
center, died at the stations camp
hospital yesterday. His wife, MIS-.
Gertrude Lawhon, and a son, Mai.
zim E. LaWhon, jr., were at the
bedside.
A native of Texas. Col. Lawhon
served with the States National
Guard, entered the Regular Army
and spent year overseas with the
AEF, After graduating from the
Army War College, he served nine
years as a professor of military
science and tactics at Princeton
University.
Burial will be in Arlington Gene
terv.
Evening star., 1943-11-08
Washington Produce

From the War Food Administration
Prices paid net fob WASHINGTON.
EGGS-Market firm. Prices paid 70,
Federal-State graded eggs received from
grading stations November 81. Whites
U s. grade A: large, 5S;. U. S.. grade A
medium, SO; U. S. Grade B. large, 40
Browns-U. S. grade A. large, includns
extra large, $3.50: average, 5S: U. S. grade
A, medium: 53-54; average, 54; U. s. grade
B. large. 40: U. S. grade c, 41-43; average
42i2 Receipts Government graded eggs
332 cases. tReceipts for two days..
LIVE POULTRY-Market firm. Receipt.
Pans nft cSarses
cluded). Broilers and fryers, 2S1a-3O
fowl, 26lz-2S: roosters, 20-22.
Evening star., 1943-11-08
Federation 10 Press
Fight for Suffrage,
Act on Legislation

The related problems of sl,ln-
clearance and temporary housing ir
Washington, suffrage for the Dis.
trict, and several other matters will
be special objectives of the Fedora
ton of Citizens Associations be-
tween now and adjournment of Con-
gress, President Harry S. Wender
said today.
Elected to his second consecutive
term Saturday night. Mr.. Wender
said that never before has the op-
portunlty for a vote in the city been
as favorable as now, with many
prominent members of Congress in
terested in the subject.
"If we don't act speedily to take
advantage of our position he said,
I'm afraid We'll have to wait a long
time before We can drum up Suffl-
cient interest to raise the question
again. The opportunity is before us
and we must grasp it,
Wants Permanent Housing.
Mr. Wender said the Suffrage
Committees report on the McCar-
ran bill now in Congress would be
read at the special meeting sched-
uled by the Federation November 90
Housing also will be discussed along
with blackouts. civilian defense
methods and the appointment of
a peoples counsel.
I'VE are not opposed to slum
clearance" Mr. Wender said, but
we do believe that the present gov
ernmental program has resulted in
much needless waste of time and
material. 1t has been proved that
the cost of permanent housing
would be only $500 more than the
temporary dwellings that have been
erected, and even less in some cases.
There has been no critical short
age of brick and it could have been
used to build permanent houses
where temporary structures have
heen erected. The parks where
these homes have been located and
all the utilities that have gone into
them have been wholly wasted.
They must be torn up after the
war, whereas other houses would
not only have helped relieve the
housing shortage but would have
solved the slum clearance problem.
The Federation has realized the
costliness of the present program
and I believe the Government is
beginning to realize it, too
Will Take Legislative Stands.
Mr.. Wender said the Federation
hoped to take a more active interest
in District legislation proposed in
Congress than it took last year He
said it intended to study pending
measures and put Its weight behind
their enactment or defeat, depending
on which course would be more
beneficial to the city.
He said the Federation would
press for the appointment of a
peoples counsel an Office for which
funds have been appropriated, but
which President Roosevelt has not
seen advisable to fill The Fedora
tion is sponsoring no particular
candidate. he pointed out, since
there are several men of outStand-
ing ability available for the post.
Evening star., 1943-11-08
Lighted Escape unne| Found
At Colorado War Prison Camp

could be lifted out by men escaping
he explained.
The entrance to the tunnel then
was located beneath trapdoor N
a closet of a barracks building in
the German officers compound. The
Germans had run an electrical ex-
tension cord into the shaft and
dirt taken out during the month
long digging. he said, was disposed
of at intervals in small quantities.
Prisoners involved in construction
or use of the tunnel are facing
disciplinary action permissible fol
German prisoners of war, the colonel
said.
Evening star., 1943-11-08
British Destroyer Escort
Launching Set Saturday
BY the Associated Pres

BY Inc ASSoclated Press.
BOSTON, Nov. 8-The destroyer
escort vessel HMS Thornborough-
named for captain of the old
Royal Navy-Will be launched at the
Hinghan shipyard of Bethlehem
Steel Co. Saturday, 1st Naval Dis
trict Headquarters announced today
Built for the British under lease
lend, the vessel will be sponsored by
Mrs. j. w. McDougall wife of a
civilian official with the British Ad-
miralty delegation in Washington.
Evening star., 1943-11-08
Calm Follows Big Blows
At Foe in South Pacific
BY c. YATES MCDANIEL,
Associated Press War Correspondent


SOUTHWEST PACIFIC ALLIED
HEADQUARTERS, Nov. 8.-Com-
rarative calm, which will probably
prove more ominouS for the enemy
than for the Allies, prevailed yes
terday over the eastern hinge of
Japans South Pacific defense bar
rier one week after the Americans
resumed their northward campaign
IN the SolomonS in storm of bombs
and naval salvos.
This hull is less likely to mean
that the japanese, though griev-
cusly mauled, have nothing left to
fight with than that the enemy
Is far too urgently occupied with
trying to restore his defensive posi-
ton in the South Pacific to indulge
IN further costly ventures against
the Allied spearhead thrust into
central Bougeinville Island. 24C
miles from the bastion of Rabaul.
In one week the storm created by
the 200-mile amphibious advance oil
Gen. Douglas MacArthur's right
wing has drawn into it's vortex, to
be battered out of immediate action
or wrecked beyond hope of salvage
IS enemy cruisers, II destroyers, 81
seagoing cargo, tanker or transport
vessels and 143 planes.
These figures do not include more
than a score OF planes reported de-
stroyed on the ground, aircraft
listed as probably shot down, small
coastal cargo craft nor barges.
How we'll the Allied forces rode
out the storm of their own making
was told in official American reports
which admitted damage to several
vessels but the loss of none, and
the downing of only So Allied planes
IN all surface and air actions over
the New Britain New Ireland
Bougainville area during the week
Although Allied commanders have
made no secret of their hope that
the japanese Navy and airforce
would come out and fight - which
they did week ago probably to
the limit of their ships and aircraft
based on or within quick reinforc-
ing range OF Rahaul-the objective
of the Allied landing on Bougain-
vile last Monday was to gain g
foothold from which Allied fighter
planes could protect our bomber
strikes against Rabaul.
Jap Warshirs Hard Hit.
The japanese attempt to counter
tla Bougainville invasion, coupled
With an American air offensive. de.
stroyed or put out of action the
greater part Of the enemy nava
force based on Rabaul. The Jap.
anese command then started wha
appeared to be desperate efforts tt
retrieve the situation by bringing
numbers of conveys down from
Truk, powerful island base $50 mile
10 the north.
Evening star., 1943-11-08
Capitol Will Fly Flag
OF GuadaIcanaI Marines

BY the Associated Press.
The American flag which the first
marines who landed on Guadalcana,
carried ashore will be flown over the
Capitol on the Marine Corps birth.
day Wednesday.
The Senate and House Naval AT.
fairs Committees invited the ma.
rines to display the flag because:
1T is our belief that this flag ha.
great historical value inasmuch al
1t signifies the first successful of
fensive launched by American force!
in this great war"
Evening star., 1943-11-08
BY the Associated Press.

BY The Associated Press.
TRINIDAD, Colo, Nov. S.-Dis-
covery of hidden. electrically
lighted, 150-foot tunnel leading be-
yond the outer fence is believed to
have frustrated the escape of a
large number of German prisoners
of war at Camp Trinidad. 1t. Col
William S. Hannah said today.
Col. Hannah, commanding officer
Of the camp, said the tunnel exit
was discovered first, as the result
of investigation of several recent
escapes. Fully IS feet outside the
fence it was covered with foliage
growing In dirt filled boxes which
Evening star., 1943-11-08
Maryland U. Enrolment
includes 1927 Soldiers

Py the Associated Press.
COLLEGE PARK, Md, Nov. g.
the University Of Maryland regis.
trar's office reported today 1922 stu.
dents are attending the fall term
lO97 Of them soldiers studying unde,
the Army's specialized training pro.
gram
Evening star., 1943-11-08
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Evening star., 1943-11-08

Corpuscles, as well as corporals,
can fight. Enlist yours at the Blood
Donor Center, District $500. Enlist
ments accepted at your convenience.
Evening star., 1943-11-08
Steel Quotations

NEW YORK, Nov. H9.-steel prices
per 100 pounds, fob. Pittsburgh: Hot
rolled sheets, base price. 2.10: saIvanized
sheets, $50; steel bars, 2.15.
Evening star., 1943-11-08
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attack.
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Mrs. Roosevelt

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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

BEFORE NOV LIST; QUIET, SHADY. 2
nnished 9r pnfurnished. BY responsible
S ehedr 9'i Tfs U pf " Wesley yi'iRtsy nts
seFps VALLEY "a. Fo3ha oR sss rd Yearly lease
QUE QUIET FAMILY DESIRE FURNIsHED OR
occupancy. eSaEs NV: or Chevy Chase location.
9se5 Phone weekday TO :. Ex: 7o3o. Ext
psncy, Northwest section, Silver Spring or
Bethesda. Call Mon, MI 9121, Ext. 105.
CoMpLETELY G n p psL1 AND JAsTEFULLY FUR
sponsible family, used 70 fins home gen
Ext. $50. business hours. IL
GOVERNMENT ATTORNEY FROM MID
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1890 II:
WANTED, BY YOUNG COUPLE, GOVT.
small s Oy Tfn house
with, grounds, in quiet neighbrhood. RE.
WANTED TO BENT S 2;;gsEDRooM HogsE
., 3 BEDROOMS. UNFURNIsHED. SILVER
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Tho sS sooa &c saSo of E Ef?Sa
HOUSE, . OR 3 BEDROOMS, -UNFURN..
ne nsgsh6or6E3f sS Chevy W6 6has $500 by sp
BY NATIVE WAsHINGToNIANs ADULTS. .
legation, location 9 preferably Northwest. Phone
UNFURNIsHED OR BEDROOM HOUSE
BY August 5O prefer Sc, Trinidad }5S$!5I.
RESPONSIBLE COUPLE WANT OR 3
bedroom house. CONVENIENT transD; WIN sx-
Ext. 1850, days: DI. 3s39, evenings. o.
FOUR BEDROOM FURNISHED HOUSE;
am ehy chss spTng oifF sey and T
cinity. Till Oct. LIST. Republic 7400.
CANADIAN HERE FOR 8 YEARS. WILL >
unfurnished house. maximum rent, SiOO.
ROGERS DE. 1011 or AD 1850. To-
RESPONSIBLE PARTY, HERE FOR DURA-
ton, desires 3-bedroom unfurnished house,
convenient to Naval Medical Center; CELL
ing dav or Kensngton 257-J nights.
MODERN GROOM HOUSE OR APART
ment; must be in good neighborhood con-
venient to transportation; by reliable and
permanent family. We are not here just
for the duration. Box 494-T, Star,
FAMILY OF FIVE DESIRES LONG LEASE
In good northwest or Chevy Chase area.
WI. $3.50.
3 Or BEpRooMs. BY SEPT; I. INV,
days, EX. 3111. Ext. 1547. Ia
SMALL HOUSE CHARMINGLY FURNISH
ed, in good location. Sept. /. Absolutely
responsible Army oficer wife and small
daughter. Could, II desired exchange for
beautiful New York apartment. TIE, 1853.
. OR 3 BEDROOM UNFURNIsHED D. C,
Three Tfms adults. aG 'OeiG cH. ~ 1851. 1" Il.
uNFURN HOUSE OR GARDEN APT, q
rooms, NV. or Chevy Chase pref, near
shops, up to S11O immediate occupancy
x p0ssoss so or 81 gans s5ss as' e4 s 1890
CONTINUED on Next Pags)
Evening star., 1943-08-08
NEW APARTMENTS

4612-4614 HILLSIDE ROAD Sc.
For Defense Employees.
$ Apis ready for occupancy Aug. 15th.
3 large rooms and bath --- 800
Community recreation room. Heat and
domestic hot water furnished. To reach:
Streetcar to Barney Circle transfer to
Bradbury Heights bus, get off at 45th pl,
walk left two blocks. then right on Hillside
road l block.
BAKER REALTY CO.. INC,
DI 131o 1920 Z ST. N w.