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Evening star., 1943-05-09
ADJOINING
GREENWICH FOREST.
55O5 YORK LANE
BLOCK OFF UPPER 18th

most deiish'tul brick home Of English
hali-tlmner des.gn. unusually modern ard
complete with ! bedrooms. upstairs den.
baths an ezra insulated bedroom on ara
floor II you need u bktt nook. recreation
room car bu!!t-!n garage. This home IS
backed by natural woods. enjcyab!e from
screened rear living porch. equally suitable
TOR summertime meals Arranee to inspect
TINS most livabe and complete home BY
Ca. .LLnK OIL. lLMS 2 2 EIRl :
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CHEVY CHASE. MD

Most charming brick house. built only
years. restricted location nr Conn. ave
powder room, large IITIng room. = bed
rooms. tiled baths. attached garage. aIr
Goncit oned It's the DAYS besr value
1890 until @ % m
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SILVER SPRING,

a40S RUSSELL RD
6room trlc&. completely furnished. .
baths: lot 5hXl SO 6-mo. lease. $3.50 per
mo-. WM z CARLIN. S11a Ga ave
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Beautiful Chevy Chase.

Large wooded lot = THIS all-brick home
has loads OF charm: library or bedroom
and bath on st feef. step-down living
room, 3 large bedrooms and y tile baths
on md floor. finished recreation room with
hfepiace. Owner entering armed service
a real huv Located II Chew Chase. Nd
Price. sl5.a50. Call F A TWEED co
55o4 Conn ave. I'm 1870 until 8 pm
SUNDAYS and weekdays
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BETHESDA SACRIFICE.

l55-ft. front by 90. corner home bed
ms baths on md f recreation. MAIDS
rm ana bath or ;}rG lovely sIass-inclosed
car EaEaEe. OWNER. RE 4nSh Ext Ii
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TAkOMA PARK.
NET pDJCD cIo cor

111 u = = ? V,JVU.
OHy . few wears old. al. br.CK: E r
ana b .av. on iS' floor NV OIL hest.
NEE FaEc, -arke trees. con-en .ent 20 trans
poft On d!Teci 6CWntowE- 10 .nAat.on,
e mouse was tuilt 10 sell at ST. 500 uu
S4i.Gay ana nights call SE o35J. verk
DT w. -
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HOUSES FOR SALE

80 H ST. N.E-MODERN GROOM. BATH,
including grocery store, oil heat, yard,
etc: bargain. Call Atlantic 1903. s25
Evening star., 1943-05-09
HOUSES FOR SALE.

922 EAST CAPITOL sT-l.-RooM. s.
able for doctors Office or residence co
Las Ewes. EN-. O"Sa
SILVER SPRING, IN ONE OF THE INCEST
Evening star., 1943-05-09
YOUR OPPORTUNITY.

IOON VI OIt . M I
1850 cash, 81 so per mo. buys 4"0a
HAYES st ne. practically new 5-rm and
bath brick. gas heat. etc, Cheap al $4,000.
Look 1t over and act. Cali Mr. urclo.o,
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JEFFERSON PARK, VA.
S1O.95h.

:. DE I NCHED bfIOh-
Unforeseen circumstances compel owner
10 sell this expenSlyely FURNISHED home
OF al unusually attractive wooded lot
just 3 yrs. old. in perfect repair. featuring
a firSt-f1ool den and lavatoFy, storm win
COWS, metal weather-Strlpped and screened
Complete in every detail Tor comfort bic
living. conveniently located within block
of fast bus transportation. schools and
lo-mln drive from pentagon and Navy
Buildings. You must act quickly TO obtain
this unusual value. Call MI Evans WO
Evening star., 1943-05-09
81 600 PER MONTH

lis a low rental on this furnished home
not far from the British Embassy Avail.
address viii not be given by phone
THOS L PHIIIIPS 3llS CONN AVE
Evening star., 1943-05-09

BY CWNER-NICE NEARLY NEW. &
room brick home, on large lot. in new
oevelopment: OIL heat, all modern equip
noeOt SH -H3.
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CHEVY CHASE, D. G..
GARFIELD ST, CLEV. PIX,
YYICr NDr1 ~NNYNy AVN,

Modern detached house, furnished Ju
vacant. Rent, $50. Call DIXIE REALT
CO, Ma $3.50
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A home Of sparkling newness arranged
with st-hoor bedroom and bath and =
bedrooms. dresSlno room anc bath upstairs
on more than half an acre Of Handicapped
grounds not TOO far out OF Silver SPY. This
IS a property you Will Ike from the start
and can be purchased with very sensible
financing. + RIPLEY, SH. 153H. Sun
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DC I1coOA-p11 ,SCU.
Brick. 2 years old; & r.. 2 b., gar.
Vacant. J. NOBLE BOAZ. WI 264s. 1880.
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TAKOMA PARK-S8, ,95U.UU
DET. BRICK.
just little over | year old; no lnfa-
ton: this house sold new for $3.50: Il
r. and tiled bath. perfect condition. large
block from transportation For inspection
SUNDAY and nlshts call SH. 2359, week
dayS DI $500
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THOS. D. WALSHE, INC,


CHEVY CHASE. D. c.
1Hrm. house one biz. from Chevy Chase
Circle and school Lot beautifully land
scaped. extra lot on side Sodded. Prlce.
Sl:.13O for Quick sale - 900 cash Mr.,
Adam. DIXIE REALTY CO Ma. $3.50
Ewes UN lSGE
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WOODRlDGE.
Corner house, dee ched modern; large
lot, garage rooms, gas heat schools,
shopping Transportation close; bargain at
~. 150' one-haf cash. Phone Hobart
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OWNER IN SERVICE.
SEMI-RUNGAIOW-

Newly decorated and vacant. No. IS At
lsntic st. se-Pr!ce. S7a5o; terms ar
ranged. Living room. dining room, den.
bedroom, kitchen, pantry, sil are large
rooms. large relrigerator and tabletop
gas range. hot-Uater heat. gas and cleo
trlc. coal furnace and laundry in base
ment. " bedrooms and bath on second floor.
lot lonNl@n, with stately old trees. Open
daily for inspection. 10 p m. Take
Congress Heights bus. get OIL at S.
CAPITOL and Atlantic sts
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l325 HEMLOCK ST. NV: BLOCKS
of 10th St. in community OF distinctive
homes. detached brick, vacant. redecora ed,
3 bedrooms. :, baths finished auto. m
closed yard, double garage. OWNER Open
Evening star., 1943-09-12
T,ATWORK 1RONEp

1Os-inch, troll motor-driven American
natWork ironer: ideal for small laundry
or Tor institution; 5000. Also 6 National
motor-dr1Ven and hand-operated marking
machlnes All in good working condition
dndependent Laundry, 37th and Eastern
Evening star., 1943-09-12

MlscELLANEoUs FOR SALE.
RE-UPHOLSTERING.
to oof ike Yns soen suite
new n insdss included. Best workmanshiS
s..ss SWISS SI;s :, 9g,pEHoIsrERY SHOP
RE-UPHOLSTERING.
Two-pieee living suite upholstered for
s maas fRs Rs new Few nd rs .s e.
ssos 4 Az 5RANsF 4. NV sSiaSS sa.'
S. S. NORMANDIE
STUDIO COUCHES.
CONVERTIBLE TO A BED.
mabassoS For bedroom ro or living room. IN sSld
simmons spring $40 new fGt mattress a'iaaihs to t.
sie: price includes Grating for shipment;
II ner ss ersss sna
s cnsrrg st. oisess asa YofK Rayaes cty to
GAS RANGE,
sssu5peF ssaG Gait frHlf 4s t9n: ssas good condition.
CHIMNEY, TERRA Gotta
TOPS AND SOME LOVELY
URNS, AT YOUR PRICE. WE
ARE MOVING. Pennsylvania
BUILDING SUPPLY CO., 1899
oath NV.
ANTIQUE IRON GRILLS AND
ODD IRON PIECES. SEE OLD
DOORS, INCLUDING MAIN EN-
TRANCE FROM OLD BRITISH
EMBASSY. MOVING AT ONCE,
PENNSYLVANIA BUILDING
SUPPLY CO., 1899 oath NV.
FIREPLACE, BACK PIECES
SOME OLD ENGLISH IMPORT,
ED AMONG THEM. MOVING.
PENNSYLVANIA BUILDING
SUPPLY CO, 1899 Oath ST. NV.
FURNITURE sacrificed, leaving
city; beautifully furnished s.
room apartment (pictured in
magazine), as one of Washing
tons most beautiful modern
apartments; will sell complete
or individual pieces-bedroom.
living room, dining room, radio
bar, fireplace, lamps, mirrors,
carpets, etc. No dealers; only
those who know and appreciate
line furniture. Can be seen be-
tween IL and or by appoint
ment. Apt. 147-B, the Westches-
ter. WO. 1888.
CLOSING OUT entire stock of
new and slightly used furniture.
Building leased. Must vacate. A
rare chance to furnish up now.
we still have a large variety of
kneehole desks, Duncan Phyfe
tables, chairs, beds, springs.
mattresses, bookcases. secre-
taries, etc. D. Notes, 633 Indiana
ave.
Montana oil and mining journal., 1943-02-20


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Montana oil and mining journal., 1943-02-20
Engineering
Lack Blocks
New Pdtfern

program came into question. At least
four operators have all the locations
they can drill, totaling 81 out Of 90
wells deemed necessary to maintain Cut
Bank at $4,000 bbl. per day, Where
the other SO locations are TO be found
remains to be determined.
Ralph Damp, northwest manager Of
Carter Oil Co, described the steps taken
by Illinois operators to secure an ex-
eeption to the spacing arrangement. It
required 90 days of work by 90 men to
completed the voluminous record neces
sary to convince the two federal
agencies that Illinois should have an
exception from the blanket rule Of one
well to 40 acres. The exception was
granted as to certain sands
It was pointed out that Montana op-
orators received good cooperation from
OPC (now PAW and WPB during
1912, securing exceptions for both Cut
Bank and Kevin fields, and all who
drilled had adequate steel. Some ex-
pressed the opinion that military neces-
sity viii displace much Of the highly
technical statistical data that ambi-
tious engineers are trying to assemble
in connection with petitions for excep-
tions The interesting theorum on which
they are working would establish a
ratio to determine where to produce the
most oil with the least steel eonsump-
tion. Thus far, military market require
ments were said TO have been omitted as
determinants excepting possibly in dis
trict which is Canada.
Montana oil and mining journal., 1943-02-20
Wyoming Oil
Moving North
Through Montono
Continued from Page II

with the promise of a permanent mar
ket However, contracts for Wyoming
crude may cause Canadian buyers to
withdraw from north Montana oil
fields.
It is understood that long hauls
into District s, which covers Canada
under the PAW setup, viii be covered
by subsidies inasmueh as most of the
refinery output in the prairie provinces
is for the military, the largest demand
coming from Commonwealth Air Train
ing Plan.
The Canadian market is said to have
been underwritten by four major mar.
keters who have contacted with the
government to care for all essential
requirements Of the prairie provinces,
possibly under terms of lend-lease.
Montana oil and mining journal., 1943-02-20
CEILINGS ON GAS

OPA is considering dollar -and-cents
maximums for dry gas at production
levels, using buyer-seller agreements in
its methods by which ceiling prices
may be determined
Montana oil and mining journal., 1943-02-20
GASOLINE PIPELINE READY

The new transit Florida pipeline is now
being filled with gasoline at its western
end and within few days the 199-mile
eight-inch line will be delivering from
the Gulf Coast to the Atlantic, at
Jacksonville.
Montana oil and mining journal., 1943-02-20

Cole Greek, LaBarge, Midway Dome, Dutton
Greek, Iron Greek, Lost Soldier, and Teapot
fields in Wyoming, and the Moffat field In
Colorado, crude oil prices follow the Salt Greek
posting. The East Mahoney crude price Is
based 10c below the Salt Greek posting, and
the Wertz and Mahoney prices are by Emerson
Wardell which had been based zoe below the
Salt Greek posting.
LaBarge follows Midcontinent prices Csc
above Salt Creek). It Is derived from the aver
age of the prices posted by Standard Oil and
Texas IN Midcontinent. Since Standard posts
down 10 2l gravity and Texas stops at below
20. the average prices apply to LaBarge crude
Yellow % gravity.
Medicine Bow. effective a. m. Nay 20. ls4l
Gravity after
Montana oil and mining journal., 1943-02-20

Send a contribution to the sunburst
Badger.
Montana oil and mining journal., 1943-02-20
RoBERT eRoss PAssEs

ROBERT GROSS PASSES
Word of the passing Of Robert Haven
Gross, n, former president of East
Butte Copper Co. of Butte, has been re-
ceived by Carl Trauerman of Butte.
Gross passed away at Bel Air, Los An
geles.
Montana oil and mining journal., 1943-02-20
Rocky Mountoin
Posted Prices
For Crude Oil

Following are the current prices for crude
on per barrel as posted by the principal pur-
cnssers IN various fields Of the Rocky Noun
tam Division with the effective date Of the
price, by states and fields.
Montana oil and mining journal., 1943-02-20

woodson. e-ls-4l ----.....--.-.--....-- .7sh
Lost Soldier, 5-20-41 ---..------...-- xxx
Follows Salt Greek postinR)
(Tensleep zoe under)
Mah0ney, B-20-41 -..-----.-------- XXX
(20e below Salt Greek postinR)
Maverick Springs .-.--.---------.--. .slh
Indian, 8-1-41 .----. IS
MIX f-t~4l 30
Riverton, 11-1-40 ----.-.--.-----...- as
Oregon Basin, -1-41-------------- 80
Poison Spider 7-l-41.-..-.--- -----...--.- So
Rock Greek, -2O-41--.--..-..--.------ LIS
South Casper Greek, 7-1-41.-.------.----- 80
Teapot (outside reservel B-20-4l...----- xxx
(Follows Salt Greek postinR)
Salt Creek TensIeep, s-2o-41 1....--...-. s7ss
Wertz, b-20-41 --.---.-.---.-.----.
(20c below Salt Greek poatina)
COLORADO
Fort Collins and Wellington,
effective a. m, May 81, 1871
Montana oil and mining journal., 1943-02-20

SAT- Greek. effective Z a m, May 20. isaI
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23

AKRON, o., May q tUP)-A
mass demonstration involving ap-
proximately $1,000 war workers
today virtually halted production
at plants of Akron's three major
rubber companies in protest over
national War Labor Board de-
.cision granting Scent hourly
wage increase.
Officials of the United Rubber
Workers Union (CIO), of which
the workers are members, said the
men were protesting the WLB
ruling because it failed TO meet
the Little Steel formula in the
unions application for wage in
creases.
Sherman II. Dalrymple, inter-
national president of the United
Rubber Workers, condemned the
strike and ordered the strikers 70
return TO their jobs and continue
ito produce for war"
The WLB late today directed
the workers to resume production
and stood by its order on the
NVaCa hooct
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23
The War Fronts

AIR WAR British bonbers lash
Berlin for third straight night
IN foIlow-up 10 American raids
on U-boat yards page s..
Allied niors destroy 80 more
Axis planes in raids on Italian
bases for a three-day total of
2S5 page l..
PACIFIC s. heavy bombers
open new attack on KiSka as
l. s. forces split Jap garrison
on Attu into three parts
Page i. Allied fliers take
toll of - enemy planes in
Stepped-up attacks on enemy
bases north OF Australia page
p Axis claims British evacu-
alton Of Indian border city IN
face Of Jap crossing from
Burma page p
RUSSIA - Communist lnterna-
tional diSbanded IN diplomatic
move page 81. Russians cap
ture key fortified position
southeast Of kharkov. general
Russian offensive believed be-
ginning page u.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23
Criti(iizes Breach
Of Pledge to US

War production in Detroit and Akron halted Satur-
day by work soppages defiance of both union leaders
and the War Labor Board.
strike involving $4,000 workers halted production in
three major rubber plants and several smaller ones at
Akron where employees disgruntled by WLB wage
award Sherman H. Daymple, international president OF
URW-CIO condemned the strike
r. j. Thomas president of the UAWCIO, planned an
extensive speaking in Detroit Sunday after special
appeal Saturday induce strikers to return to seven
Chrysler Corporation plants. Only few responded to
back-to-work order of the regional WLB.
Strikes in Western Pennsylvania soft coal fields were
dwinding as miners returned work. but in Ohio 5000
miners were strike.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23
Federal Jury to Investigate
DetrOit's Black Markets

a federal grand jury investiga-
ton into black markets here was
announced Jointly Saturday by the
7. s. district attorney and the
OPA.
The probe follows a sharp in
crease y IN the number of COM
plants regarding food prices and
food rafioning.
a u RucgSegger chief OPA
enforcement attorney Snid the
number filed N his Office has
jumped 40 per cent >inc6 May /.
with Approximately 81 per cent Of
these on food prices
Violations brought 10 the at
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23
Sumerd(ki Asks
10 Leave Post

Desire 20 retire from the office
OF county treasurer at the eXplra-
ton Of his present term was eX-
pressed Saturday by Jacob Sumer-
ackl IN letter 10 the Wayne
County Board If Auditors
Retirement at the expiration ot
his term. June CO. VIII result IN 2
definite savings 10 taxpayers in
that the costs OF printing and other
costs would not then be
duplicated when a successor took
office. Sumeracki pointed out
In addition 10 savings. retire
mcnt on the June date viii least
disturb office routine and would
most assist a newly appointed
treasurer. Sumeracki concluded.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23
Go Back, Thomas Urges Strikers;
$4,000 Rubber Workers Walk Out
Reds Capture
Key Fort
tsree-Scale Offensive
Near Kharkov Hinted

MOSCOW, May % Sunday
(INS) Russian capture Of q key
fortified position in the Lisichansk
sector. southeast Of Kharkov. was
announced today amid indications
Of a large-Scale Russian assault IN
that area.
The midnight communique cred
tied a Red Army unit with having
seized the position Yesterday after
which it repulSed savage Nazi ef-
forts to regain lost ground. The
Russians said they had wiped out
a German battalion, comprising
perhaps 1000 troops, in smashing
the enemy's counterattacks.
Earlier Russian front line adj
vices. received in Moscow late
Saturday said Russian forces ir
the last "a hours of heavy fight
ing had widened their LisichansI
bridgehead on the western side o
the Donets River. about 120 mile
southeast of Kharkov.
Some 10 miles north Of Khar
kov. meantime, the German
hurled huge formation Of plane
into . raid on the Russian-helt
rail stronghold of Kursk. Saturda.
morning. but lost O. aircraft in
terrific air battle. Russian losse
were reported a. 10.
(London dispatches said the
Red army had reported capture
of an island in the kuban estu-
airy of the Northwest Caucasus,
hopping up the garrison with
bayonets when their ammunition
ran out. The island is northwest
Of NoVoroSS lsk)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23
Convoy Scores Major Victory

Aug. Still going inland cutting new trails
and walking down rivers and streams to cut the Japs
. off from the mountains.
They are running like scared rabbits. The
natives fled also.
The Jap navy and bombers attacked convoy in the
Pacific Resu'-Two desuoyels and American trans
port sunk and three American fighter planes shot down
Jap losses -Four cruisers, troop transports two
desroyers sunk and . Jap planes shot down. Hurah for
our side
Our food low-ratioued to half Of beans.
The whole battalion slept the banks of the Kukum
River, with the Japs somewhere on the other side
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23
SGT. York S Mother
Buried in Tennessee

PAIL MALL, Tenn, May -
(UP)-MrS Mary York, Il, 10
whom her son. Sgt Alvin c. York
gave all credit for his heroism in
the world war. was buried today
in the rocky Tennessee mountain
earth she loved
Mother York" as she was
called by every one IN this hiliy
farming region, died last midnight
al the home of her famous son.
She had been blind and bedridden
more than a year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23
(Thomas' Appeal, Page ~

r. ]. Thomas, UAW-CIO presi.
dent, speaking for the unions en-
tire executive board, Saturday
branded the Chrysler strike as
wildcat and in a special radio
appeal urged the $4,000 strikers
to return at once to their jobs for
THE sake of their country, their
union and their families.
He criticized the strikers for
violating their pledge to President
Roosevelt and called their action
"a detriment to the war effort"
DUAL INQUIRY ON
He revealed that the National
War Labor Board had ordered
complete investigation of the
Chrysler work stoppage and said
tffat=tfe union -~oaioi conduct a
separate investigation designed TO
punish those responsible.
Thomas said he was convinced
the Chrysler strike was instigated
By members of his own local
Union Thomas member Of
Chrysler Local y and said he
was attempting to learn the
identity of the responsible parties.
SPEAKING TOUR
Thomas. denouncing failure Of
local union officers 10 order men,
bers back TO work without formal
authorization from their member
ship. announced he would devote
most of the weekend" to making
speeches urging employees to re-
sumo production Monday and rely
upon the WLB to handle their
grievances later
Thomas denied vigorously that
the strikes had been engineered
by Walter p. Reuther, vice presi-
dent and General Motors director
of the union, as was charged by
Leo Lamotte, ChrySler division
director of the UAW-CIO.
walter Reuther and his peo-
pie certainly are not responsible
for this strike" he said. HE
will be at all these (union)
meetings tomorrow, and I think
that demonstrates his opposi-
ton"
Thomas was asked whether tho
international union would take dis
Continued on Page Four)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23
Commercial Gas Cut
40 Per Cent in East

WASHINGTON. May % up
The Office of Defense TranSporta-
ton, seeking TO avert transporta-
ton breakdown in the eastern
seaboard area. tonight cut truck.
bus and taXicab gasoline supplies
in the eastern shortage area by
30 per cent
The reduction. effective AZ l. on
m. Monday. was made by length
enlng the period of time covered
by current ~ coupons Of COM
mercial vehicle operators Values
Of a = and { gasoline coupons
for passc ger cars were not
changed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23
(See Chart, Page II, Part -

Community wide ceiling prices
for more than 6oOlstaple groceries
are announced by OPA to become
effective Monday They cover al
Class /. .. 3 and q stores in Wayne
Oakland and Macomb counties.
Housewives should destroy the
list clipped from the Times OF
Sunday. May 9, as today'S list
duplicates the merchandise on the
first list but gives prices for al
four classes Of stores instead oil
Class I store prices only
Today'S list is tho third on the
OPA market basket program and
the list includes butter. eggs, flour
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23
BY PFC. CHARLES c. BREIJAK, USMC
Copyright, 1913. nv The Detroit Time
lnStallment |

Auq. T. 19}2-N Naval and air bombardment
started at 40 and ceased at II.
Landed on Guadacana Island today. Not a
shot was fired upon our landing Every now and
then hear shots fired by the running Japs.
Went inland through thick jungles until it was
too dark to travel Very tired slept in dried river
bed in wet clothes
This night every one went on a shooting spree
-nne man was Killed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23
OPA Redefines Ceilings
On 500 Staple FoOdstuffs

cereals. poultry. milk. bread cof-
fee and cheese. Approximately 50
per cent of every day foods have
now been covered by dollars and
cents price schedules.
Housewives are again urged by
the OPA 10 clip the ceiling price
list out Of this newspaper and
carry it with them on their shop
ping tours so that they can tell az
a glance the maximum price a
store should charge.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23
Ndzi Arms Arrive
In Turkey al Last

ANKARA, Turkey, May % CUP)
-Germany'S Compromised arms
for Turkey began arriving today
-l9 months behind schedule.
The first batch of y Mark III
tanks and five Focke-Wulf 100
airplanes arrived IN Istanbul in
exchange for Turkish chrome.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23
Taft's Widow Dies

WASHINGTON. May q DUPl-
Mrs William Howard Taft widow
of the late president and chief
Justice. died At her residence here
today She would have been s.
wears old next week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23

EDITORS NOTE-FoxhoIe Diary ie the story BIZ
woudcd DctroH marine Pie. Brcjak, -, Of 800 East
RobDurood orcaue, Of his three months Guad0cGaoi
ISioad-fyom the DJ0DJcH h. WCat ashore on the frSt
dry Of the attack IN aug = I9 uHtdhc ras erocUacd
1rlh w6tde Nor I. PFC Brcij0k actually 'rrote his
dfor1 n Gnod0fco0oiS forhoic2, md n the dripping
JuRgic. II jrtotc II ne sB0H diary book he took from
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