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Evening star., 1943-05-20
Raj Again Carries
Allied Air Offensive
To German Capital
Attack Follows Up
Fortress Ruid on
kiel and FIensburo
BY the Associated Press

LONDON, May 20.-Far-rang-
ing and speedy Mosquito bomb
ers OF the Royal Air Force car
ried the continuing Allied air
offensive to Berlin itself again
last night, the British announced
today.
The raid constituted the fourth
attack on the capital of the Reich
within week and came only a few
hours after American Flying Fort
resses had smashed into Germany
to blast submarine and shipbuilding
yards at Kiel and Flensburg.
Results of the British overnight
raid were not announced imme-
diately an Air Ministry communi-
que saying merely that targets in
Berlin were attacked. All the
bombers returned.
The attack on Berlin had the char
acter OF repayment in kind for the
series of German air force attacks
on the London area. 1t apparently
was the same sort Of raid-a swift
brief stab by high flying last planes
Berlin has not had cascade raid
from heavy bombers since March 20
Planes Head Toward France.
Taking up where night raiders
left off, large formations of Allied
planes swarmed over the Channel
by daylight today in the direction
of Northern France. They flew 50
high it was impossible to tell
whether they were fighters or bomb
ers.
German planes, meanwhile, ap-
preached south coast town but
were driven out to sea by an anti
aircraft barrage before they were
able to drop their bombs.
In night operations extending
along the coast of Europe from the
Netherlands to Southern France.
Raj whirlwind bombers attacked
enemy air bases at Polk. Amiens-
Glisy and Crecy en- Penthieu and
raided rail targets at Gamaches
and Eu
Mosquit os strafed a concentration
OF barges In the Ghent area and shot
up a Tangerbrugge factory. while
Evening star., 1943-05-20
Churchill Shows
Great Fancy for
Spring Onions
By the Associated Press.


Prime Minister Churchill turned
out to be a great onion fancier.
Chairman Connally Of the Senate
Foreign Relations Committee dis
closed that Mr.. Churchill expressed
the greatest pleasure" over the fresh
spring onions which were one of the
appetizers at the luncheon given in
his honor at the Capitol yesterday.
In fact, Senator Connally said. the
Prime Minister ate so heartily of the
consomme and such that he was sur
prised when the main course was
brought in.
The Senator, who was seated next
to Mr. Churchill, noted, however,
that he polished of the creamed
chicken and peas manfully.
Evening star., 1943-05-20
First Diplomat Here
From Afqhonistun

The first diplomat to represent
Afghanistan in the United States
has arrived in Washington.
He is Abdol Hossayn Aziz, former
Ambassador to Moscow and at one
time dean Of the diplomatic corps
there.
He arrived in Washington two
days ago by air via Africa and
South America and has taken rooms
for himself and his three secretaries
at the Roger Smith Hotel.
The United States has had a mis-
sion in Kabul. capital of the vast but
remote country between British
India and Soviet Turkestan, for
about year. Head Of the mission
is Cornelius H. Van Egert.
Evening star., 1943-05-20

another wing commanded since
January by Brig. Gen. Haywood S.
Hansell of Atlanta, Ga.
The powerful Fortresses met large
numbers of Nazi fighters and many
were knocked down in a tWo-hour
running fight, but all crews agreed
that the enemy attempts at in
reference was mild compared with
the determination with which the
Nazi air force attacked during the
kiel raid last week.
Six of the big American bombers
failed to return.
Evening star., 1943-05-20
Churchill Hostens
To Recover His
Dropped Cigar
NJ th~ AeeNo;atxJ praes

BY the Associated Press.
Prime Minister Churchill fig
ures a good cigar is smoke,
and what if he did drop it.
The Prime Minister had one
of his famous stogies jammed
into his jaw as he emerged from
luncheon at the Senate Foreign
Relations Committee room yes
terday. Some one jostled him
little and the cigar fell to the
floor.
The chubby Briton bent
quickly and grabbed it up.
Not a second too soon, either.
He nearly bumped heads with
Representative Bloom, Demo-
crat, of New York, who tried to
recover it for him.
Evening star., 1943-05-20
Richmond Motorist
Injured as Deer
Leaps Into Car
BY the Associated Press,

RICHMOND, Va, May 90
Charles Evans and Carl Hen
bricks, both of Richmond, were
driving to work at Penniman
early today when a 125-pound,
one-prong buck leaped through
the windshield of their car near
Bottoms Bridge on Route 60.
Mr.. Hendricks was cut about
the head and required hospital
attention.
The men turned the deer over
to the State Commission OF
Game and Inland Fisheries.
Evening star., 1943-05-20
Dutch Vessels Active

The Netherlands merchant ma
rine sailed a total Of over 5000 900
sea miles in "a months since the
German occupation OF Holland.
The Axis Is watching you: keep
'em signing while you keep buying
War savings stamps.
Evening star., 1943-05-20
Chile Gets Steel Mills

The government Of Chile has an
nounced purchase of equipment for
two new factories for rolling copper
and steel.
Evening star., 1943-05-20
Uniform Buttons SoIvuoed

Over 10000 metal buttons and
badges from worn-out railway uni
forms have been contributed in
England for reuse and salvage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-07-13

NAVAL OFFICER AND MOTHER DESIRE
five or six room unfinished house or
ton areas Call Sligo 1874. 10
GOVT OFFICIAL FORMER YMCA SEC.
Unfurnished house, 9 or bedrooms before
Aug. &; NV. area preferred. Call Fxecu-
tive 4lS0-2lSS. IA
WANTED, BY ADULTS, 3 BEDROOMS.
baths. unfurnished, Northwest section
or nearby Va. Phi. Temple $3.50 10
SILVER SPRINGS OR BEDROOM
house. starting August or September, want
ed by professional man: best references.
Call 81. 01H5 before pm.
FAMILY OF 3 ADULTS AND ONE e
year-old boy. who take good care of prop
erty. want unfurnished house with baths
in NV, within next . months. Rent ap-
proxims tely S135. Permanent residents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-07-13
MISCELLANEOUS ron sALr Gent. /,

MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE Cent? !.
PULLMAN LIVING ROOM SUITE. s.pe.
gas circulating heater. Can. TR. ssla
40 TEL M0' 81 seS Sn' sis.r ''S' pm n
s Ssabsss Atwater Kent. d. lux. model mar.
f Exppo' asnsrsi ssstiie: With beautiful
s ssn.t cabinet De eut sa5 control s7' 1891
RRApfosGd.nerai Electric in handsome
modern console cabinet. also two nne
table radios, cali after 8 pm. $500
kADiosWwe n hsv. good selection Of new
in An psco ,nG osb.gs n O.
a hS ee a.llvsss %sTHuR soRpss N pfHSo
ST. T. se g. ia T. Direct cur
supply center. 2ss 4th st. s.w: HI. 1851
REFRIGERATORs, ice; Magic Chef ranges.
wssnsn6us Smile sisc1ras rHanses snNo
Rs nf e Wls Tor '1 Dssa
Rock H WOOL 81 IN Sias onl, &c IT.:
insulate now and don't worry about Oil
rsti % NC later will decrease heating bills
ACE wREoKINa CO.
Ri AGs4 Min nsoSn Aye NE AT o447
Ma. 55as tS R r. ils ssod condition; sS'
RUGS, all wool; carpets. broadlooms. rem
Rus & Carpet Co. Inc, i71s Rhode
SPsn sxsn b.v. no sSS
ing machines for sale in desk and console
models. All reasonably priced. ARTHUR
JORDAN DAN PIANO co. 10i5 eth st. NV
sEwiNG MACHINES. Is D. H. Singers, re-
condltioned and guar prices are right and
S sfWIs ess GtbS 18Th St H..
sishtiy used Singer consoie eiec. 'o with in
ali machines Hemstitching. buttons made.
Sne a1s P1sn' R snf fa s. Re- 'ffinf
Wilcox & Gibbs portable, Singer shoe patch
up snf Repsr nfias essh e
N S0ur cd e,d machine. sl4s Pa, ave. W.
SEWING MACHINES rented; new machines
Tep Yrr, 1897 Conn; ave: NV EN-. 4244
Srap ReDu ahorosshy Esfpndstionsss
SEWING MACHINES NEW new Singer electrics
sEWHNs i s
ssrs up u poTss ss fset1s p Tsntai
away Cot Sc ron foidn on cos st hGH
couch, SIS: baby stroller So Apply
S ssily after re,,SI pm 1902. slst st; NV.
sarbonator and e0 very res Srn
TYPEWRaGITER carbon paper: closing busi,
TYPEWRITER, l.. C. Smith. Francis A.
DESK: golden oak, wide TOP, 3 drawers.
Francis A., Blundon Co., sos H st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-07-13
ROOMS FURNISHED.

NEAR J RyS SSSI cIRcLE-small room for
oHEvY cHAsE. n o.-Nicely furnished
1885, FAIRMoNT 81. N:W.-Bedroom.
beds. unlimited phone. SIS each mo IL.
tractiyely furn. $40: small front rm.. $50.
THREE-CoRNER BEDROOM, pvt. bath
a and o shower; vicinity shoreham Hotel
rooms: next to Army and Navy Club II.
142. MASS. AVE. N.w.-single. clean.
comfortable; also double, running water:
employed couple or gentlemen. "A.
CLEAN G!l quiet Better Class, l4,sd d.i.
FUR only N.Y. 81 t. 81 VIZ eoS souns
empl: ladies'; phone. laundry tubs; iron
Ne oud sG rads sen as Hsss sess
DowNToWN ls.S Vermont aye. NV,
refined persons; all-night elev. DI. a14,.
a0.. 18th ST. N,w.--Cool, double, front.
borhood: $3.50 each per week.
OFF 18th sT.-dirl to share room with
another; inner-sprins mattresses; also
man to share room With snSther: private
iransp.: suit. or ) Girls: reasonable.
1928 IRVING ST NW-Cool. quiet, COM
Portable room next to bath; employed
couple.
LARGE FRONT ROOM with closets in
shower with 9, other Girls: laundry end
and Pa. ave. NV. WA. 1924.
CHEVY CHAsE--A beautiful room. l5x.s:
phone. private bath: "a block Conn. bus;
no other roomers: men only. EN-. 0Ol0.
LARGE, LIGHT FURN ROOM. single,
f Se saa g a 'lnnSP NO. 4ano rom conn ave
CHEVY CHASE. MD, 1O0a Conn. ave
door. semiprivate bath OIL. $3.50.
BASEMENT ROOM, private shower; rear
entrance eT sgitaS 6soh or q l4lo Park"ood
1123 EYE ST. NW-Larpe double room,
2nd floor front, newly furnished, twin
beds: downtown location.
5sl1 9Th ST, N;w-L.rge front room;
eoan. 'ple esss GOOD or
1888 35th ST. NV rooms; / with 2
single beds. with single bed: .Crll WO
1883. ! block from Glover Park bus. blk
Friendship HITS. carline Men only. IL.
CLEAN SINGLE ROOM. adjoining bath:
walking distance several Govt depts,
excel transp; unlim. phone FIR. 4542
ARLINGTON--Large. pleasant front room
with porch: for gentleman: near Clar-
endon blk. from bus; S35 mo. GIL. 06s6
i70a RHODE ISLAND AVE. ,N.W.,-Large
81 so dav: hotel service: family rates.
3420 18th ST. N.W-Attra ctiye md floor
double studio room adj. bath: girls: $50
ca. Alo nice share rm. for girl 81 .5O
mo. AID. Os:l.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-07-13
HOUSES FOR SALE.

sl9,a50 - NEAR GEORGIA AVE. AND
. Elder st. n.w.-Corner brick house an out
s ssni rm x5 re ss Ds Pi.nes
Kit Kit. With fU eiec. 0G rfs.; end f.. BEDROOMS.
s.r sa's aEo ~ 'f'f@sRe "a 1nS .7.
NV MA; $3.50; Sun. & ewes. call F. Z.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION : BRICK CO.
side living porch: level wooded lot in nrst-
sH. PSI INT. Trostlei. 100 NNA. Q
BRICK RESIDENCE, Z ROOMS, BATHS.
large wooded lot, miles downtown Wash
inaton, 2 bus routes. Furnished, 81 5000:
or five thousand. balance reasonable. open
to Inspection today. to =, and BY appoint
% DS9n: { cb.sn 1ath s4s No. Arlington Va
| s-room brick semidetached house, close to
excellent transportation, schools, churches
s sioa shH R nsaS section Immediate Dssss'
WMsBURq HOME or BEAUTIFUL RED
Colonial bricks, with rooms, baths, in
TILES large tn,s sem. S.ar,
in the ''Woodside" part Of Silver sps. r.
Ps7 RILEY PME rS Ssh 5Sss; Sum- q eyes, sH'
8O7 DANIEL ST., CoLMAR MANOR, MD.
Modern brick. detached home; Reasonably
prieed. Terms. fASSoAL hAAAif' 1A'
1st-FLooR BEDROOM WITH Law, .
| very large bedrooms 4 bath upstairs: living
porch; INV; heat: beautiful lot; excellent
| iocat ton in "MontGomery Hills" handy to
| bus and neishborhood stores. II you Ike
| large rooms you'll like this. R. P. RIPLEY,
sH: 1889; Sun. d eyes, 81. zoos 'Mr.
sEMTDETAcHm 7-RoOM HOUSE. 3 BED.
| rooms, living room. dining room, kitchen,
bath, coid-storaxe room; full basement. Q
| porches, large front and side yards, large
| garden; $1,000. no. 1884: 900 Hamlin
st. ne
CHEVY CHASE. D. C.-THIs DESIRABLE
Diet. home with 9 rooms 20 hedroomO. -
car gar, less than 9 blocks Conn. ave,
screened porch. auto. heat. THOS. L.
PHILLIPS, WO. 1900 until Pm, 351S
HOME WITH TWO BEDROOMS. BATH
on LIST floor and bedrooms. bath on end
floor. 1t is located in Chevy Chase, D. c..
has lot with 70-ft. frontase and is only
Sl3.95O THOS. L. PHILLIPS, WC. 1900
sintil q pm. 1918 Conn.
MODERN b-RM. HOUSE, 36th ST, RIVER
terrace. Price, $3.50 Phone Mr. O'Con.
nor. THOS D. WALSHE, s15 18th st. NV,
(cSortinu ~ .an Msvt paeNy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-07-13
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

MISCELLANEOUS WANTED
ACCORDION AND sAxoPHoNE WANTED.
State price. Box 21-K. Star. IA
ers, all kinds, any condition; top price.
Sun. and eve. CO. 1925. Week. DI 1872.
BABY CARRIAGE, twin type in good con-
dition: Call Rockville al
BABY CARRIAGE in good condition.
contents Of apts; or homes: WE 20 NOV
ING CAREFULLY; STORAGE, TIA. 2a37.
BEDROOM SUITES, once tyrnituIs, din
tors glassware and rugs Dupont 81 oS1s'
BENDIx WASHER, de luxe model. new or
Wo 1929 weekdays, 9 to 8
BENDIX WASHING MACHINE; must be in
500 Eood :, condition an VIII pay good price
Iovs sSHp pROfS supplies:
NV. RE. 2434. Open am. to 80 p m.
CLoTHING-Better prices paid for mems
used clothing. Harry,s; 1888 18th st. NV.
DI. $3.50. Open eve. Will call.
sSYs g H5eBn aEor RhseFs sA
1897 NJ st. NV MI 2715. Open eve. Will call.
CLOTHING AND SHOES, used, mems and
ladies' d.. highest zhs prices Morris clothins
; CLoTHING-Hiehest prices paid for mems
NE Me- sss7 opeP we VIM cal cali 70 ~ NV
P PgRNTTuRE ,, AND HoUs aIz NI2r eoops
1Akqh ri RR2o SHll rR SEE s2so CASH
FURNITURE-Would. like to buy some
USED household aoGds . aiso good piano
FURNITIRE, brie-s.brae. china, ela.sv.re.
Dsd Can asa
FURNITURE, any quantity, highest aesh
Service ga Can ar any tim. time Re: 200 ~ il.
saSp s.fzss w ss g. e s sasps for
JEWELRY. diamonds. snoteuns. cameras:
eHs A s % Also e 1Snns st
sale. Max zweig. ,937 D NV. ME. e1l3
work, needs or more bench or stand
your idle lathe to urgent use in war effort;
vi l pay good price cash; give details Box
I Ianss. S M Hsea SsSS S0d v a Smith
cash; at once. Al. sssI. is1a Z.
CAPITOL st.
Plan for sF:nd g g9s sDn:,
doiph 04ai nieht and sundays Il.
PIANOs-Highest spot cash price paid for
spp son sra "a a 4ses SD nT SSs ,n
PIANos-we, pay cash for Strands, spi,rets
or apartment uprishts;u in ary CONDITION
Piano Co, 1918 9TH st. Ma. 1923.
Radio Lssorstory, so7 You st. NV.
Dupont 1850.
s aFse srns ed Them new n
CAS-, sse st Fl ~; szs aW ss's so 4o7o
SEWING M M, CIT NE. buy al types;
Tiesf RE O1 1851 RE
SEWING MACH1NEs-Usee, any make,
paid NA: 500. Ext. $40. Mr.. siepak.
sPIN SPIN plAN q. small mall radio Vansea
Newton st. NV. Apt. 5.
VACUUM CLEANER, standard make. all
attachments Call between Z and pm.
WASHING MACHINE any make; cash. GIL.
WASHING MACHINE. Bendix. de luxe
model: also mansle; will pay cash. Glebe
WASHING, 3, MACHINE: good condition: r:
sent sass model; will pay cash. Cali Wisconsin
Cash q! for your iussase trailer. Phone wo.
REFRIdERAToRs, LATE MODEL STOVES.
pHo asaeei RE asfs ES'es ools.
GOLD-BRING YOUR Old GOLD,
| SILVER, PLATINUM, TEETH. DISCARDED
| JEWELRY WE PAY CASH
| A. KAHN INC, 81 YEARS AT S36 2.
CASH FOR OLD GOLD.
/ Silver, watches, diamonds and old dis
e.rdeds n sIs1sH tq s 81 ,.1 ~ NV NV
DIAMONDS-OLD GOLD.
! Diamond pocket and wrist watches. in
| itialed birthstone diamond and wedding
| rings, any other tewelry and pawn tickets
purchased. Highest prices paid. New York
Jewelry Co.. 727 18th st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-07-13
POULTRY g. EGGS.
ROOMS FURNISHED.

F. w. BOLG1ANO a. CO
Poultry equipment: full line Eshelman'
feeds. All New York ave ne. FIR. $500
60I st. NV MA O0ol
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-07-13
CHEVY CHASE. MD.
HOUSES FUR. OR UNEUR.
HOUSES uNEuRNlsHEp.

g R. AND B; n UNFURN., / sTORERoONl
retained; $50 refs.. c. T. bus to ne. War
hpld 30qo 13s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-07-13

kOCMS WANTEO.
BY LADY. age so, single room where few
steps to climb. good bed: near transporta-
ton. $40 Box 401 L, Stsr
GOVT OFFICIAL desires one large room
in cultured Spanish-speaSing home: ref.
exchaneed Box 1S4-R. Star. IL
! SINGLE ROOM. close in to town. Mrs.
Kate Combs, 917 18th st. NV Apt. 80.
Metropolitan 5101.
LARGE FURNISHED ROOM or adj. rooms,
twin beds. in pvt. family. bathroom pvt.
reference exchaneed Call mornings, Mrs. G.
R Perez. Ma. 1872. RIM. go a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-07-13

54I7 MACARTHUR BLVD. NV RMS
baths, auto. stoker, INV. heat, shade
porch. nice condition: near cars: Sic
month wOODLEY s99I.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-07-13
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED lcen..).
GOLD-DIAMONDS,
WATCHES.

Highest cash prices paid. Get our ofYer
before you sell. Arthur Markell. els r st.
NV. Rm. sol. National 01s4.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-12
Family Attorney
Awarded Estate

The family attorney who had
served as executor of her hus-
bands will was given the entire
estate. estimated at upwards OF
$50 900. of Mrs. Edith NJ. Young
under terms of a will filed today.
The attorney is Ferris II. Fitch,
Crosse Pointe Farms. former pro-
bate Judge and once designated by
William a. ComStock. men gov
ernor, as assistant governor
The estate comprises real estate
reported at upwards of $4,000"
including the 25-family apartment
at 2167 CaSS where Mrs Young
lived until her death. MAY s. and
personal property also listed at
upwards of $4,000
Hearing on the will was SGT for
June 3 by Probate Judge Joseph
A. Murphy and Fitch was named
administrator
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-12
Susie Saved
Monkey Dodees Eviction
For Second Time

Susie, the white-faced ring
tailed monkey Of 1865 Second, had
another narrow escape from evic-
ton today, but Commissioner
Cody, in circuit court, came TO her
rescue.
Appearing against Susie. who is
owned by Mrs. Gertrude d. Bush
back. 81, was Mrs. Emalia Hibner
of 664 Chariot. owner of the
apartment house. She claimed
Susie had damaged some of the
furniture and was a nuisance. and
that, because of her, she was
denied permission to inspect the
apartment.
The case was dismissed when
Mrs. Bushback agreed TO replace
the damaged furniture with her
own. and permit regular inspec-
tons OF the apartment by the
landlady
Mrs. Hibner tried 10 evict Susie
and her mistress once before but
a legal technicality saved them.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-12
Auto Executives
Talk TO Veterans

= u0uc.a- Brown of Tho Ford
Motor ca and II J. Roc,ch Of
the Bugs, Manufacturing Co.
Were 10 bc 'hc leading SPEAKERS
today a- Veterans employment
representatives discussed rrhab.il-
tauon of Disabled veterans ln the
third da} az then 'o4r-day con-
yenuon an the Book Cadillac
Hotel
The high regard held by rank
!rE navy officials Tor rho program
earned on by ne representatives
IN tho T. : Employment Service
was disclosed by Cmdr. John l.
Reynolds director Of welfare IN
The Office of navy personnel.
Other speakers included Mon
tarue a Clark. area director Of
m" War Manpowcr Commission
and John / Cral director Of the
Michigan hrrch Of the Uses.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-12
Game Warden S
Body Discovered
Times stan Correspondent,

ITHACA, May 12-State police
today intensified their investigation
into the death OF Carlyle 3 Smith,
i7-year-old conservation officer
an autopsy indicated vio-
lence was not the cause.
The body of Smith, who has
been missing since he set out April
IL to search the Maple River for
Illegal fishing nets. was found
yesterday in farm lane near here
by Louis Kahl, a conservation Of
iicer.
State police chung TO their belief
the death was unnatural because
Smiths personal papers were miss
ing and there was only little
money in his pockets. Mrs. Smith
previously had expressed fear thai
he had been killed by poachers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-12
Prices Frozen
In Restaurants

Prices in restaurants In Detroit
and WAYNE County we're frozen
by the OPA today Al the highest
level charged during the week of
April 4-l0.
The freeze order also prohibited
restaurant owners from further
reducing portions OF foods 10 Gus
TONERS. An OPA survey had dis
closed that some restaurants had
cut portions 50 per cent and that
the average cut was 30 per cent.
Fire average co>t- Of mraiS m
Detroit and Wayne County cat
ing establishments increased AZ
per cent from July 1912. to April.
1913 according TO Alfred 3. Con-
nable, OPA district price eXecu-
tive.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-12
69th Traffic Victim
Killed; Driver Held

Claude F. Keys. as. Of sos Llv-
ernoiS was fatally injured when
struck by an automobile Al LIVER
noIS and McGraW, He died Is
minutes later in Receiving Hos
pital His death brinys tbo num-
Der OF traffic fatahuC, In Detroit
for 1913 10 90. compared 10 s. IN
the same period last year
Police held Robert c. Bolton,
81. Of $40 Willette. driver Of Tho
car, for investigation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-12
One Man Bosses 5 States

Since its inception here this tribunal has launched So
ratienng violation against Michigan firms, survey
showed today Of these 80 defendants have been penazed
in greater less degree Eight dismissed and
SIX are pending for decision Enough other charges
ready for submission Chief Enforcement Attorney A D.
Ruegsegger stated to keep the court busy through June
Judge and jury of this tribunal is Fred NJ. Glover Jr.
with headquarters at the Cleveland regional effce-H His
domain includes Michigan Ohio Indiana West Virginia and
Kentucky.
From his findings the only appeal is to the OPA SUBJ
division Office of Hearings Administration in Washington
And from the administrators findings there appeal
supreme court. His dictum is law
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-12
0PA Announces
Specific Prices
On Retail Meats
(Sss Chart on Page 22)

Cents per pound retail ceiling
prices for specific cuts and grades
of beef, veal. lamb and mutton. 10
become effective May II, were an
nounced today by the OPA.
The new prices represent a re-
duction in most cases of from one
TO three cents from the ceilings
originally scheduled to take effect
April Is. Further and more draS-
tic cuts are promised for June ]
when the general roll-back on
prices announced by AdminiStra-
tor Brown will go into effect.
The new ceilings viii cause
price reductions on meat items in
Detroit's small independent stores.
Detroit chain and large independ-
ent stores will be only slightly al
fected.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-12
Detroit Marine Killed
In Bomber Crash

Ono Detroit marine was killed
and TWO others from Tho Detroit
area were injured when huge
experimental bomber crashed INTO
barracks ~ the San Diego marine
base Monday The eleventh naval
district headquarters disclosed to.
DAY SIN persons we're killed alto
ECrHCT md - wounded.
The DCtroitcr Killed was PVT.
George e Thomas. 46il Scotch
Seriously injured was Pvt Roy c.
Wallis l772S Omra and Pyt
Thaddeu> 5. Pdlza. - W. Aubron.
EcOr>C.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-12

day last Friday
by being in
Quoted into the
army
TINS Friday.
he VIII leave
Detroit for an
army camp, the
220th enploye
Of the Times
TO Join ( h @
armed services.
Shore lives at
2003l Little
field.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-12
INCREASES ERASED

Hidden price increases arc ok
pected 10 be eliminated through
the fact that today's schedule is
broken down into prices anC
grades Of meat.
The OPA has worked out price
schedules for TWO broad types OF
retail stores. those with a com
paratively small Volume of sales
and those whose sales gross $3.50
600 year or more.
Prices for the smaller volume
store arc slightly higher than
those for the large volume stores.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-12
Michigan Man Missing

The navy announced to-day that
Aviation Radioman Cthird class
Mike a. Bauman, u, Of Manlstcc
had been listed a. missing after a
plane crash off ProWncetown
SUNDAY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-12
Citizens League Tonight

Hcrbort a. Olsen DR. Lent r
Epson and Duane II. MoSicr vii
be- among the speakers tonight 10
The annual dinner meeting OF ~,
Detroit Citizens League ln th,
downtown NNCA