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The echo., 1943-08-20
SIGNS OF THE TIMES

Putting away money for postwar
home building is gaining in popular
ity.
A wave of voluntary salary-cutting
by top-notch executives is spreading
oyer the country.
The American Public is growing,
weary of the John Lewis "strike-on-
strike-off" program.
There might be more to the gang
wars of the West than Zoot Suits and
wide hats.
Many leading American hotels carry
this statement on their menu cards:
"The Management of this hotel as
sures its patrons that all foods sery-
ed here are bought from reputable
sources at ceiling prices. We will not
tolerate any dealings with black mar
kets."
Scarcities in led fruits and veg-
etables, dehyd milk
and meat pr axist
The echo., 1943-08-20
SIGNS OF THE TIMES

Millions of Americans never before
realized that they could live without
SO much.
The rubber supply seems to be
stretching.
Equitable labor legislation-a dream
for the underprivileged; a nightmare
for Congress.
Public enemy No. 1-Absenteeism.
Don't die now if you can help it. A
great show is programmed for after
the war.
Farmers and transportation sys-
TENS will suffer most from manpower
shortages.
Initiation seems to b e gaining in
spite Of President Roosevelt's efforts
to keep it down.
It is estimated that by July War
expenditures will have reached $685.
ooo.ooo,ooO-an an-time high.
Post War Planning is gaining in
Yop,,1o7;+,-
The echo., 1943-08-20
ETIQUETTE


Courtesy at the Table
Eating is not a pretty sight at best
so if care is not taken; one can be very
offensive to people with whom he has
to eat his meals.
Some rules are necessary for the
comfort of all. The following hints
are helpful:
1. Never talk with the mouth full
of food.
2. Be careful of subjects discussed
during meal time.
8. Do not make unnecessary noise
with silver.
4. Learn foods that can be eaten
by using the fingers instead of silver
8. Always wash your hands before
eating.
Bette Trotter
The echo., 1943-08-20
SUMNER SCHOOL,,

American shipyards are turning out
ships at the rate of five day.
One hundred and fifty different
brands of leg makeup are being Of
fered to the women of the country to
take the place of the hose which they
cannot get. Nearly SO million bottles
will constitute this seasons sales.
During the past five months. 700
new ships were built in U. S. ship
yards.
The Government is considering pri-
critics for 10000 dehydrators for
home use in the South.
The use of "Installment Accounts"
is passing out
Leg sIation striking at organized
labor viii be the results Of current
strikes.
A post wan boom seems likely.
Ion 90 any unnecessary travelling
Don't waste anything. Don't forget toI
buy War Bonds and Stamps every nav
The echo., 1943-08-20
BOYS IN SERVICE

Never before in the history Of our
country, has It been more necessary
to display spirit Of patriotism. 10y
atty and devotion, as it is now.
We know many Of our boys have
answered the call to the. arms. We
must do our part on the home fron
while our boys carry the guns on the
firing line
Somewhere
Lester E. Thigpen,
Camp Tyson, Tenn.
George Ferrell,
Somewhere in Africa.
Relford Campbell,
Camp Shelby, Miss.
Jacob Tatum, North Africa.
Pfc. Theodore Neely, former grad
uate OF Harris High, is now stationed
in North Africa.
Pfc. Willie G. Wilson, brother of
Louvenia Wilson is now stationed at
Fort Huachoca, Ariz.
Pvt. Lonnie Pruitt is stationed at
Langley Field, Va.
Cpl. John Luther Smith, nephew of
Rev, H. l.. Young of Meridian, is now
in North Africa.
Pvt. slatern Evans, graduate Of
harris High School is stationed at
Camp Stuart, Ga.
The echo., 1943-08-20
DOS AND DONTs

Don't say, The man who Won saw
is our princinle
S9v Tho r'er whom W,
The echo., 1943-08-20
POEM

There will always be America.
Land Of freedom, peace. and love.
There win always be America,
Long as there are stars above.
There viii always be the stars. and
red stripes. the old red. white and
blue,
There will always be hope and lib
critics,
America it's you.
Helen p. Russell
The echo., 1943-08-20
INYICTUS

Out from the night that covers me,
Black as the pit from pole to pole,
I thank whatever gods may be
Fer my unconquerable soul.
Q.
In the fell clutch Of circumstance
I have not WINGED or cried aloud,
Under the bIudeeonines Of chance
My head IS bloody. but unbowed
3.
Beyond this place Of wrath and tears
Looms but the horror Of the shade.
And yet the menace Of the years
Finds and shall find me unafraid
4
It matters not how strait the gate.
How chor~od With rrnishnents the
The echo., 1943-08-20

American shipyards are turning ou
ships at the rate of five day.
The echo., 1943-08-20

unless they have been washed.
Fingernails must be clean. Even
at the family breakfast table soloven-
ly attire is not permissible.
The A B C's of good table manners
depends on promptness; promptness
is a virtue at all times necessity at
mealtime
The echo., 1943-08-20
POEMS

Spend all you have for loveliness,
Buy it and never count the cost;
For one white singing hour of peace
Count many year of strife well lost
And for breath of ecstasy
Give all you have been or could be.
The echo., 1943-08-20
ETIQUETTE

Etiquette is the name given to the
rules Of society and society is the
game that all men play. If you plav
/" wen, You win; il v.u nlay it i'll Won
LOST THO MI,
Evening star., 1943-07-18
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
Near 11th and Spring rd. NV.

rooms and bath, brick
F. D. ALEXANDER, Investment Bldg.
1912 MACOMB ST. N.W.-OPEN DAILY
after l pm. Stone and stucco, 3 stories,
lot Is feet wide. front porch sx20 feet.
library each with fireplace; dining room
14x20 IT,; kitchen with porch and built-in
in basement. 2 baths, large garage For
neighborhood, elevation, convenience to
cars: bus, shops and churches this Is re-
markably fine property and the price is
not inflated. Mr.. Hurd will supply further
'nform.si49o ouis y p shasSosssxAxrs hsSssx
171e < q INV. Nx 1lee.
Evening star., 1943-07-18

viii take your Surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. Edelmans Nov
ing 8, Storage Co., Taylor 2937. 10"
STORAGE for few pieces of fine furniture
Evening star., 1943-07-18
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.

GAS HEAT.
real attractive brick, built only a
insulated attic, , baths. Among the un-
usual fea lures are spacious living room.
modern kitchen, gas heat and fenced
shaded lot. It's vacant Immediate pos
session can be arranged, The price is
right Call Sunday and weekdays EN-.
1890 until pm. F. A. TWEED CO.,
Evening star., 1943-07-18
AMERICAN UNIV. PARK.

Colonial brick, home with real beauty.
I bedrooms large closet, > baths, 2nd
floor; center entrance hall, lavatory,
screened porch off living room, attractive
recreation room, built-in garage. It's near
Mass ave shopping and tranSp Price,
$4,000. Call Sunday and weekdays EN-
1870 until pm. F. A. TWEED CO., 1904
Evening star., 1943-07-18
WESTGATE.

GAS HEAT,
Allbrick home, built years. large,
spacious rooms, baths 2-car garage. de
luxe kitchen. storm windows. Venetian
blinds; in a beautiful setting near Mass.
ave. and Westmoreland Circle. IF you are
looking for a location and a quality y-buiit
home see this one. It's priced right at
Sl4 800. Call Sunday and weekdays EN-.
1890 until . pm. F. A. TWEED CO..
hh01 Conn ave ~
Evening star., 1943-07-18
APARTMENT HOUSES FOR SALE.
MOVING. PACKING & STORAGE

10th and Columbia rd. NV; low overhead
priced right W. R. MARSHALL, exclusive
agent, 929 N Y. ave. NV.
Evening star., 1943-07-18
NEW 2-FAMILY BRICK
Owner Lea vino rity

Owner Leaving City.
Just few minutes ride from new Army.
Navy and Natl. Airport Bldgs. Owner will
sell completely furnished. A really lovely
nome with 9 complete apartments; owner
nVes In one and rents other for S75 a
month, Recreation room. automatic heat
ioyely lot, Will be sold soon. BETHEL,
Evening star., 1943-07-18
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.

Brick home. block of Conn. ave, built
years ago: 4 bedrooms. baths on 2nd
floor. attic finished in knotty pine, large
living room, dining room, sunroom and
modern kitchen, recreation room also
finished in knotty pine, bult-in garage, gas
air r-conditioned heat, is semidetached and
should sell quickly. Call Sunday and
Evening star., 1943-07-18
$1,000.

NEW DREAM HOME.
rms IS without a doubt one of the pref
tleSt and finest homes ever built and the
only new house available at this price until
after the war. 3 master bedrooms ? baths
sun parlor. powder room, lavatory. library,
Two hreplaces, de luxe kitchen and many
Let LEI, us show you this home today. BEIT-
Evening star., 1943-07-18
HOUSES FOR SALE.

7 IN MARIETTA PARK, NV
Semidetached brick, built-in garage, 8
condition. Now vacant. For inspection
| call MR.. OREM, GE. 4639 or d. 3346
Evening star., 1943-07-18
DISTINCTIVE COLONIAL.

Lovely to look at and delightfully
planned for real home comforts. First
floor. living room. secluded screened porch.
extra large library with fireplace, full bath;
second floor. 3 large bedrooms, sun deck,
baths, sewing room or small sitting
in basement; laundry room, 2-car attached
garage; attractively handicapped grounds.
outdoor patio with fireplace. A lovely
home for the discriminate buyer. For
appointment phone RA. 60s5. No brokers
(CnntlnuAA ~, Mart Parol
Evening star., 1943-07-18
NEAR WOODROW VIII SON

J.. Colonial brick home. built only a short
time | block off Conn. ave. near Brandy
wine st. 4 spacious bedrooms. . baths Q
rooms and bath on 3rd floor lst-foor
powder room. center entrance hall, screen
ed hylng porch: built to order on owners
and well insulated price S19,S50: ex-
Ciuslve. Shown by appointment Call
Sunday and weekdays EN- 1890 until
9 p m. E A TWEED co aaa1 Conn We
Evening star., 1943-07-18

An. unusually attractive center-hall CO.
lonial brick, adjacent to and having q
commanding view of Rock Greek Park.
Air-conditioned heat. with Kelvinator cool
Ing system: beautifully paneled library with
fireplace, paneled recreation room with
fireplace, 3 bedrooms, 2 complete baths.
frst-floor lavatory. storage attic; 2-car
The house is thoroughly, insulated-even
the sidewalks. Owner will consider selling
furniture. Immediate possession. BOSS q
PHELPS, Realtors Exclusively. Ask for
MI. Shackelford; ma. $500. Evenings and
Evening star., 1943-07-18
NEARBY MARYLAND.

Beautiful English-style brick. near Wis
consln and Chevy Chase blvd; Is spacious
rooms. > baths, 3 bedrooms. finished attic,
center entrance hall, den on 1st floor; rec
| reaton room; Army officer transferred; it's
most reasonably priced. Call Sunday and
| weekdays EN-. 1890 until . pm. F. A.
| TWEED CO. hSn4 Conn ave
Evening star., 1943-07-18
SOUTHERN COLONIAL

1926 WESTERN AVE
A lovely brick home, wide corner lot, Q
blocks from Westmoreand Circle at Mass
ave. rooms, 3 bedrooms. bath on 2nd
floor. The first floor features large sun
room. center hall entrance and spacious
living room, shaded lot shown by appoint
ment. 1t is today's outstanding value;
S13.25o; reasonable cash payment, bal
ance in l trust, payable 500 per mo:
exclusive. Call Sunday and weekdays,
EN- 1890 until 9 pm, F. A. TWEED Co.
Evening star., 1943-07-18
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION

OPF.2 FOR INSPECTION
SUNDAY, y NOON TO T PM.
3Sl2 kPnawha St, Chevy Chase. D. c.
rooms. :. baths; lot 80 it. front by - it.
deep to alley. with Lear garage: auto heat:
close TO stores. transportation and schools
Sl4 900. LINKINS CO., No. l Dupont
Evening star., 1943-07-18
OPEN TODAY, - TO 5.


Why pay rent when you can buy this
attractive H0-ft. Colonial brick delight
fully situated in the heart of BETTER
BR1GHTWOOD. Six large rooms, tile
bath. porches. etc. Oak trim throughout.
Excellent condition and ready to move in
for only S1045o. terms.
YOUR NE1GHBOR BOUGHT FROM US
Leo M. Bernstein & Co. ME. 54O0
Evening star., 1943-07-18

425 9Th ST. S.W. $4,000.
s-room brick, all imp; arranged three
families; semiprivate bath; possession.
Keefer ST. NV, off Ga. ave.-6-room
brick. all imp. $4,000: terms
Md ave. n.e.-S-room brick, all i'm
provements: has 3 kitchens, etc: priced
for quick sale, S6,150: terms.
22nd st. NV, near Pa. ave-6-room
brick; hot-water heat; gas and electricity
$500: terms.
Evening star., 1943-07-18

50, ,5oo-,MoDERN WILLIAMSBURG DE-
tached brick, Sill. Spg.: unusuallv nice
home. larre bedrooms, bath, screened
sleeping porch 90 living room, fireplace,
screened porch off living room, large din
ing room and kitchen; electric stove and
refrlserator: slate roof; copper cutters;
"S recreation room fireplace; NV. oil
heat; detac ched garage; wooded lot 65' by
2'25. McDEVTTT. RA 442o
1914 T ST. NV. BURLFITH-AN OUT
standing value; price $3.50; terms. Gail
Mr.. TUCKER, NO. 1892
Evening star., 1943-07-18
18th g. KALORAMA RD. NV

AooAA " 3A1AAoAs1A4SAa ItD. NV.
This is truly an outstanding hons
ideally located. IL lge. rms, 8 compl
baths. h;-W.h,, coal: tubs in bsmt A
mouse with unlimited possibilities; only
S14,950. terms.
TT PAYS TO OWN YOUR OWN"
Alex K. Anderson g. Co. EX. 5000
Evening star., 1943-07-18

8 BEDROOMS. BRICK AND FRAME
house, conveniently located; fireplace and
new; Ss.45O; substantial cash; Immediate
possession.
Evening star., 1943-07-18

lll9 St. NV. MA. 1866.
ABOUT 4 MI. BEYOND FALLS CHURCH
Va. and reasonably near Lee Highway and
good bus service, very attractive bunea-
low, modern, practically new. with living
room l2x20 feet fine fireplace. dining
room, kitchen bed room and bath hot
water heat. concrete cellar. acre of land
garden, big trees. quiet spot Owner
moving to Kentucky, quick possession
Priced at emergency figure and can be
had handsomely furnished
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER.
Ill9 X st. NV MA. 1866
NEAR NATIONAL AIRPORT.
New stone and brick modern home de
luxe kitchen elec. refrigeration, automatic
alr-condltloned heat, beautiful recreation
room; nice Handicapped lot. BIETzELL,
Evening star., 1943-07-18
SITS.
CHEVY CHASE MD

Delightful home. exclusive country club
section; large living room. fireplace, dining
room, complete kitchen, ! bedroom, bath.
porch, bath, end floor; maids room, "a
bath, utility room, basement; gas heat.
spacious grounds. beautifully handicapped;
] block of transp.; available Immediately
to responsible party at S175 monthly.
E. M. FRY, INC,
S24o Wis. Ave. WI. 674o.
Evening star., 1943-07-18
CHEVY CHASE, D. c.

SIU,OUU.
lovely brick and stucco home, 8 rooms,
. large bedrooms, screened porch bath,
deep lot with stone fireplace, garage; near
Nevada and and Legation st. $4,000 cash,
EN-. 1890 Sunday and weekdays until
pm. F. A. TWEED CO., 1904 Conn. ave
Evening star., 1943-07-18

TAKOMA PARK.
POSSESSION AUGUST 1st.
Tenant is Vacating this attractive bun.
galow just over the District line near the
Bliss Electrical School and Piney Branch rd
Lot bOxl40. Has Z rooms and bath (3
bedrooms, attic with space for . rooms;
ss!de-drlve garage; Owner will renovate
Sun, phone Temple 176s.
L. T. GRAVATTE,
~ 10Th ST. RealtOr O@53
Evening star., 1943-07-18
SHEPHERD PARK.

Enelsh-style brick, near 18th and Kali
mia I'd, its a lovely home, rooms. 4 bed
rooms, baths large living room, screened
porch, overlooking woods, modern kitchen,
recreation room, 2-car built-in garage
early occupancy: price. S175OO Call
Sunday and weekdays EN-. 1890 until 9
I'm. F. A. TWEED CO, 55O4 Conn. ave.
Evening star., 1943-07-18
1886 11th ST. NE

office rooms and one reception room
and bath lst floor, balance house made
INTO : apts. and one extra large room, On
massachusetts, ave. ne. excellent trans.
portatlon. Mr. Bennett, NO 2O16
KELLEY & BRANNER, DI 774O.
ABBEY PL. NE-6 ROOMS AND BATH.
n VII, built-in garage, front porch: price,
S5,95O; terms.
R. G. DUNNE,
6O4 H ST. NE AT sboo.
Evening star., 1943-07-18
HOUSES EoR SALE.


house conveniently located; fireplace and
new; ss.450; substantial cash; immediate
'>''& w&oRrHzNeT9s n y,ss REALTY.
So: 6::560mHYATTsvILLE BUNaALow. g
dfsR Il ss xita 81 .lsss SSH ca MR.
so7 qsBs s5' a$sSz'SA sSSsSA$a 1ss. Ea 9 Sc.
rooms asa bah bsih d dvelps Ma sh heat large
stripped deep lot, etc. To inspect at
other ne snIn times cal, Sall ,,oo,, oooo
1aiS5 WARDMAN R5s an ao1c11:
- McDEvITr. RA. s4s2. pO''
o,o VACANT-OPEN 2 TO Z.
pas st. S;W.Ts r. n. bath; new
NJ; Mos. 9.G9nT0s: g %sLBH:. 81; iSs5: iSc5:
sl5 11th St. NV
10 ROOMS FOUR BATHS. NICE BRICK
hoYse boys m Lamont st. near 18th. Price,
THURM & SILVER.
-90s 10th st. NV. National 1854.
,2-YEAR-oLp BRICK BUNGALOW.
In Takoma: Md. near Flower and Carroll
basement; INV h. oil large t lot possession posse ION
with title Price S6.75O.OO. To inspect call
MR.. LYNCH, RA. 1242.
AN IDEAL BOOMING HOUSE, .
just block from Dupont Circle; II
rooms, 4 baths in splendid condition; beau
tifully furnished; price. including furniture
and furnishings, S22 500: easy terms.
R. M. DeSHAzo, 1923 l4th St. MA $500. :
COLUMBIA RD (NEAR lsth,.
Large 10-room house with basement
store. is In splendid cond.. rms. rented to
roomerS bring in $500 monthly. SIS 800.
r. M. DeSHAZO, 1923 14th. MA $500
SEE THESE BRICK HOMES
49, ne Nearby Nd nearly new: center hall style
tile bath and shower. oak floors; splendid
corner lot in new section. $500.
Woodbridge. 6-room sembungalow. less
than years old; h.-w.h.. newly conditioned.
SS,250
Woodbridge. practically new. large. broom
brick home; modern kitchen. tile bath and
shower: large lot. SS,45O; terms. Sunday
call HO. O043
WOODBRIDGE REALTY CO.
1881 Rhode Island Ave- NE. NO. T203
BARGAIN-WOODRID 800
zMA REAUdIFuk tn r2SAp RETAGHED aSn sRq3M S2n
LOT ~ EXCELLENT CONDITION. 80
OPEN ST1NDAv ~ To
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-17
ReichStaS
May Hear
Hitler.

LONDON, April 16 GNSl--
Reports from Zurich said today
that members of tho ReichStag
have been told that Adolf Hitler
will address them at special
meeting, probably next Tuesday.
Hitler is expected to outline a
new European charter to counter
act the effect of the Atlantic
Charter proclaimed by President
Roosevelt and Prime Minister
Churchill.
The Berlin radio meanwhile
virtually confirmed reports in
neutral capitals that Hitler had
given up his title of supreme COM
mander of the German armed
forces.
The Nazi DNB News Agency
sent out an order 10 German
editors 10 eliminate a reference TO
Hitler as supreme commander Of
the armed forces. Editors were
warned 10 refer to Hitler merely
as the fuchrcr.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-17
Lake Ice
MarOOHlS
25 Ships

ST IGNACE, April 16-Ham-
pered by freezing weather, two
ice-breakers were Smashin 6
through northern Lake Michigan
ice fields today TO free Is steam
ers marooned in jams.
Ferry traffic between the Upper
and Lower peninSulas was halted
yesterday when the ferry Chief
Wawatam was commandeered TO
assist her sister ship, the Sainte
Marie, to clear channel for 10
ships icebound near Hog Island
Twenty other ships had cleared
Mackinaw City.
With ship owners rushing navi-
cation opening TO supply war in
dustricS and ease the tranSporta-
ton load on railroads, airplanes
out Of Traverse City were assist
inc in a survey TO determine open
routes.
Coast guardSmen reported the
Chief Wawatam had been equipped
with radio telephone and was in
the hands of 80 men under Capt.
Alex Tromhlay Of st. lgnace. The
one remaining ferry Will make five
round trips daily, Il was announced
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-17
Bankruptcy Sentence
Upheld on Appeal

, The two-year sentence imposed
upon Paul Douchan, $3.50 West
Chicago. by Judge Frank A.
Picard for fraudulently concealing
assets from a trustee in bank
ruptcy was today upheld by the
Sixth l.. s. Circuit Court of APP
pcalS m Cincinnati.
Douchan. 50. was convicted by
A jury Oct Q. l9il Of conccaling
S26,200 in apartment house bonds
when he filed bankruptcy proceed
ings In February, 1896, listing
$4,000 in liabilities and no assets.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-17
WLB Head Rdps
I Union Chiefs
Registered u. s. Patent Once

WASHINGTON. April Is fINS)
William II. Davis, chairman Of
the War Labor Board, today criti-
cized Philip Murray, president of
the CIO. and Reid Robinson. pres
ident of the Mine and Smelter
Workers Union, Go. for calling
a strike despite President Roose-
velt'S hold-the-line initiation order.
The strike started yesterday at
the Atlas Cement Company. Uni
Versal,' Pa. in protest over the
WLB's decision not 10 grant a
) 2 cent increase 10 the Interna-
tional Union Of Mine, Mill and
Smelter Workers.
The AFL members Of the board
last night holly denounced the
WLB's literal Interpretation" Of
the Presidents order. The strike
was interpreted as an indication
of the CLOS opinion of the order.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-17
Court Restricts
Temple Of Light
Map nv Detroit Times stan Arti

The Temple Of Light, re-
ligious organization based on
aStrology and with a membership
Of more than 1900, today was
restrained from holding more than
one service weekly. with a maxi
mum attendance Of only 80 per-
sons.
The order was issued by Circuit
Judge Toms after complaint from
the BoSton-EdiSon Property Own
erS Protective Association that
the temples headquarters. 40
Edison, violated building restric-
tons.
The headquarters is the former
Henry Ford home. 1t has Is
rooms, a three-Car garage and an
adjoining five-room apartment. II
was purchased in November, 1871,
for $4,000
The compliments charged that
O. James Crews. Messenger Of
Light and founder Of the organ
i2ation, held m ings twice
weekly. Crews Contcnded that
the home was his parsonage.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-17
D Flee Prison,
| Known Here

Leland Harvey one Of q long
fern convicts who escaped from
the Tattnall State Prison in
Georgia today is no stranger 10
: Detroit police
! Known as tho "Houdini Of
Georgia jails Harvey and a part
ner came here in 1882 after eScap-
ing from the death cell of the
Georgia State Prison Farm
With a record OF is escapes in
years Harvey was arrested in 1892
hy Detroit police after robbing the
home Of the late Charles +. Navin
Barvey's pal, Jack Barfield. later
was arrest d in the home az
Charles w. Tam. 1884 DcvonShiIe
Crosse Pointe Park. Both were
returned 70 George.
In 1886 Harvey escaped but VAS
captured before 70 reached De-
tfoit. His latest break occurred
shortly before Z 4 n. today They
made their getaway m TWO trucks
and an automobile. They were
Nell armed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-17

WASHINGTON, April 16 ms
Australian Foreign Minister
Herbert Evatt declared last night
that all the forces necessary 10
crush Japan should he provided
quickly in tho far Pacific war.
Al the same time. he issued e
formal statement expressing APP
probation for War Secretary Slim
sons announcement that more
planes and guns are 10 be shipped
10 he Southwest Pacific.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-17
Soldier Daughter
Sells 81, $50 in Bonds

MT. CLEMENS, April ia
10-year-old girl, whose soldier
father is on active duty with the
army in the Canal Zone today had
sold three war bonds totaling
$3.50. the best report made TO
date by any OF the county'S 500
gallants. She IS Margaret Ann
Carter, daughter of Master Sgt.
A. NJ. Carter, formerly Of Sell
fridge Field