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Evening star., 1943-07-25
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

sheSts s RED snsae sso vanat Ps9se
SfTPi6 Ha%Bi6Tf nfSs, RTs ,xa siasi i65s w -,
sTf,nto s5tsr week.-Mrs. e6dfGa SUNDAY all day
sTUDIo CoICH, inner-sprine; lounge
char; Cal atter IL noon' 34o4 c st. sc.
sous9
s1TIaK sTnDdo 6oGcH, oGCfI rust blue club chair;
one occasional chair, rust: Apply I444
sHtfRn s4HD1o St cotcH pT Aesns ss5 e5Is cH 1852
STUDIO COUCH. nearly new, with custom
made mad slip cover $40; mans flat-top desk:
sTGDio couGH SG.a excellent orsHn eondfon s5
studio bed, s15; sutar with leather case:
matched. Call DU. 1919, Sunday, i0-2
sun Sun LAMPs General Electric; mahogany
bookcase Victrola Sligo 32:'3
ZEISS CAMERA. F4 5, enlarger, darkroom
equip. $50 complete. McCauley, MI 523l.
TABLE SAW, 's-horsepower. 11oaeo volts.
TANKS 90, eo--gal., oil tanks, SIS. suitable
TO-, for storing fuel oil kerosene, etc. Alex,
9@346 o. Sunday, SUI to 5 =.
crib and mattress. s.; baby,.s scales, >6;
baby,s rocking horse, 81 babys bath basin,
metal porch chairs W and table $50 $40; ever every :.
TIRE CHAINS, whcelbarrow. scythe. snow
519 51sail,on cans and many other articles.
ToIET 1oa T5t. OUTFITS .s1 s scompsts tank bow!
2I2o Ga ave. NV. DE. 9797 81.
1st pEALEK Mh iq bass2se or fern fern use COM
1Ss Gfw l9G ,15 Grafton st. mear circle), Chevy
TRAILER, light. homemade. $50. WI.
TRoMBoSEs i hon 5" a Conn. g standard MODEL.
so Ga, 20 King SO, so Cal Republic 69l".
TR uNKs-;s wardrobe, SIS each; 3 gen.
eral, purpose, SIS each, and ! English,
eeient c9nditioq " Randolph "' o7;So 80 b. Before fore
TWIN BEDS: brass, cheap. Call Sunday
TWIN BEDS. inner-spring mattress and
springs; coube springs and mattress,
tables tables steel steel cabinet kitchen tables studio
ioacn, Apt. No nosf "a lamps ~ooo l''h ST. NV"
TYPEWRITER Rental Service, SIG 18th
mos. IN adv. So: no del, S3-5 addl dep.
TYPEWRITER' TER Oliver No; 3 good condi-
6eW 59R s@5" sl1S". Sb sbcF electric razor pr"e
TYPEWRIIERs, repairing expert mtchan
les, QUICK service new parts replaced;
rst TYpEWRITER HEADoUARTERs e. 7is Is
14th Bond BldgD Re 2S2s
TYPEWRITERS-We have a few recon-
dlt1oned machines at ceiling prices.
Standard TypeWriter Co. 90 G st, n. W.
TYPEWRITER, Remlneton, S26: perfect
condition. D1 S7l2 bet. 10 and l. m.
Sunday.
TYPEWRITER. Underwood portable and
case, good cond.. $50 also folding Kodak,
TYPEWRITER, Underwood Standard. No.
5, fair condition: $50. 351s Both st. n We,
] block off Conn. ave. a. Porter ST.
TYPEWRITER. Remington portable. Call
Sunday or evenings after 6. 1856 M
TYPEWRITER Rental Service. 57lR 10th
NV. .GE. 1888. Underwoods. 81 IS mo-, 3
mos. in adv, 50; no del. $3.50 add. dep.
VACUUM. Universal: needs slight repair
ing: Will sell for S25. Ordway 65OS.
NALISE,, mans; cowhide valise, cost S32,
SIS; fall wool overcoat, cost $40, 8 3;
made-to-order. wool suit. cost S45. SIS;
all new. Sunday, ia. Sl14.
NICTROLA, floor. cabinet type, like new,
with 40 records; bargain. $50. 1916 Mon
roe ST. NV Adams 4699.
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With famous turnover record changer de
luxe model, % tubes with speakers, sepa-
trolls Cost $1,000 sacrifice. S4s5. Please
call after ) D m XeekdaYs GE G2Ha
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

VICTROLA. $3.50; mid-Victorian couch.
upholstered oe5 ebar' s1o ivory bedstead
WARDROBE SUITCASE. val-a-pak. Used
only once Cost SIS. Sell for SO Call
WASHING MACHINE, canary and chrom.
WAsA1sG " Ar si4 MACHINE, guaranteed Al 2e, CON-
WASH S AcTNE fsTff TgRdad s5od msEs iss6 Call
MAcasE sInaE oa ased snd Essy sysnnss Rssuu
WaTrR aTfE aHf HEaffk Tkoma sa9mac pnTf a. 90 r
brand brand new. 100 Carlton st. (near Circle).
ThsYx WaTEf Sh9Fs HF.rNa NJ. .v,str. .o, ~, auto,
matis: nsX eficient, family size: @ ss5 So Gail
1Ys WATER: . HI Heater, Hot Point cleo. so gal.
pump, $50: Quiet May oil burner, 500
Fidelity Storage, l430 U st. Inspect July
WATER HEATER. Philgas or Amer, so-sal.
auto, $50; also range. white pore, pract.
new, new, ~. E Jefries' Severn I'd, Lam
WATER HEATERS, 90 and 30 gal. ga,
arm heaters. copper coils: will install. Ma.
WELDING OUTFIT, electric clock, alarm
maG,hine: n,s6,td 1870 st. ne. Call after s on
WESTINGHOUSE electric range, switch
box 6t and cable; Like new. 1905 Whittier
WHEELBARRows. steel wheels. large as
Sortment. Joseph Smith q sons. 3619
WINTHROP DESK, walnut chftorobe and
rugs; moving Mrs Hood DE, a56s. tHfS.'' go
srPEClAL-,1mported china dinner servics
complete for eight S6 6oe Wareld n9ger 33Ss 3dSssn
BEAUTIFUL HANDMADE SPREAD. water
lily design; maple 4-poSter bed and desk
Set oven bake china, antique manteI clock
i DAYEED. coil spring and mattress. babv
!
!: CLASS SHOWCASES. it, illuminated.
IE5 rs PEsks 5S coNp{I5eN
!HG Ro6M SET MANRarFAhAAT Ra FFhATH5R sToRAdE IIE
3O9 H ST. NE. FIR 9593
RE-UPHOLSTERING.
to oece ook ike LYING naE s9om suite [euphoIster
new lnsldes included. Best workmanship
guaranteed
.4a4 sW5Ss 7JiS y }gPFoEsTERy ) SHOP 10 o-o,
BATHROOM OUTFITS,
Shower stalls; toilet outfits basins, cabine,
SINKS. bathtubS. radia tors, furnaces, pT1s
BLOCK SALVAGE. }O56 M st. NV Nj 72!s;.
MODERN
GAS RANGE,
| Used less than a month; also other house
hold furnishings. For further particulars
call DE. 6457. Is.
SALE-SELLING OUT
Stationery and filing equip: end sheets.
onion skin, 3ac per rm rubber bands -
ounce packages. 39c per box; pencil sharp
enerS, used. 39c: carbon paper. 49c manila
file folders soc per 100 up: come in, look
over. you may find something you have been
looking for. l239 N. Y. ave. Open o till s.
RE-UPHOLSTERING.
Two-piece living suite upholstered for
S45; covering and new inside material In
cnded; made like Lew in finest tapestry
and friezette;- workmanship guaranteed
La FRANCE UPHOLSTERY CO,
$500 14th St NV COLUMBIA 1881.
WELDING MACHINES.
HOUSE, CRAFTsMAN, OWEN. Ali ii in good good
condition. DU. 1876
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FORESIGHT.

Do not read this and delay / cord
Seasoned oak and ) bushels of kindIng,
all for S2l.25. Lincoln 4225.
FIREPLACE LOGS, dry, S18 cord
del. Colonial CordW'd Co., DI. .2415.
Evening star., 1943-07-25

COCKER SPANIEL PUPS. healthy cham
pionship stock; will sacrifice: beautiful
white and red; males. females. 81. 5S16.
PERSIAN KITTENS. dark red 3 weeks
old; reasonable; , part-Persian= given to
good home. Hillside 1871, Sun and
evenings
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COAL, WOOD, EUEL OIL.

NARDWOODS are like hard coal as COM
pared to pine VS.. soft coal We sell fire.
pIERSON, Ask Operator for Ashton 1891.
FOR SALE, cheap, 100 cords pine wood
going out of business. Address Box 49,
r. Star. 26'
BUY YOUR COAL NOW: all Grades; mined
delivery. Carl Goal Co, Trinidad $500;
ewes. RandOlph 2Nl 3
Evening star., 1943-07-25

CHIHUAHUA DOG, female. | year old.
will trade for Silverware. pressure cooker,
power lawnmower or what have you.
Chestnut NNAk
Evening star., 1943-07-25

BOXER PUPS, A K C registered: beauti-
full faunS, males and females, chids
friends. intruders enemy. Howard Mendel-
son. 1907 Cleveland St, Alex. Va. Alex
Evening star., 1943-07-25

IRISH Settlers, pedigreed, 3 months old,
females. c. S. Britt, Warfield 1904.
pART-PERsIAN KITTENS, 81 each. 1872
Evening star., 1943-07-25

RABBIIo WANTED, D mos. CD and up.
Call Georgia :IS1n.
ENGLISH SETTER PUPS. from excellent
hunting stock. WI $3.50
BLACK COCKER SPANIEL for sale.
Phone Sunday, 8 am. to pm, Warfeld
i11h
Evening star., 1943-07-25

AT STUD, Chihuahua champion blood
lines few puppies. Anna Cuppett, Bowie
Evening star., 1943-07-25

FEEDER PIGS, lO-Week-old Berkshire and
Chester White, purebred and registered, at
farm prices, from Sl2. Head Acres Farm,
3 mi south of Alexandria, on No l high
way, just off Snake Hill. Ask for Georee.
HORSE, 4-year-old, well trained, spirited.
Call Elm 1Unnd
Evening star., 1943-07-25

ENGLISH BULL PUPPIES. , fe., 5 weeks
Axe reas.; l male Boston terrier, 3 yrs;
Boston fe., bred, Ia mos. dark seal and
white; fine blood lines: reas; moving. 1915
Taylor I'd. Hyatts.. Nd Union 1851.
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ENGLISH BULL white, liz years old,
female registered; will sell cheap for
good home. Temple 3927.
WANTED-Home for young male hound
would be ideal on farm. Call Atlantic
Evening star., 1943-07-25

AFGHAN PUPPIES. 3 cream male; 2la mos.
old. Mlapat Kennels Box ID, Beltsville,
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CONTINUED on Next Pags.J
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DACHSHUND PUPPIES. red. black and
tan champion at stud. Bencelia Kennels,
Alexandria :3615
Evening star., 1943-07-25

CAPFHART

A, G, D. C.; LINCOLN. WESTING
HOUSE. CRAFTSMAN, OWEN. All in gooc
condition DTJ l5-f
Evening star., 1943-07-25

PUPPIES, Cocker Spaniels and Schnauzers,
30 to choose from; A. K c. REGISTERED. ex
cellent blood line. McIntyre's Glenmont,
Georgia ave uike 5 miles north of Silver
Spring traffic llght SH rHSS
Evening star., 1943-07-25
DOGS, PETS, ETC.

COCKER SPANIELS-Pedlgreed black and
buff; males, So; females $50. Glebe 039;},
call eienlngS.
COCKER SPANIELS-Puppies ready to go.
Winning blood lines: parti-colorS and solids.
Call Mr. H. G. Harms. BerWyn 334-J.
FOX TERRIER puppies. mixed; ) weeks
Of n
Evening star., 1943-07-25

COCKER PUPs-of exceptional quality,
sired by of a son of Champion Stars
Image of Silver Maple, Champion NonGultt
Notable breeding on dams side. ManloVe
Kennels, EllerSon. Va.
THEIR MOTHER saved my babyS life:
hurn-hreG Irish nunnlPS. healtlV
Evening star., 1943-07-25

AOP1N HILL CEMETERY
FOR PET ANIMALS
Most beautiful animal cemeterv ,r ths
East. nationally known; yisftorS aiwevs
welcome. cau Kensington i52-M.
Evening star., 1943-07-25

VIII; 6 wkS. ol1 Aug. ); A. K. c. reg. G.
ped; best blood lines. S35 Alex 727}.
BOSTON TERRIERS. male and female
type. 534 Crittenden NV. RA 9135.
Evening star., 1943-07-25

PIGS. s weeks old Berkshire and Poland
China: $40 if you pick them UP, S12 If
we deliver. them. CH. 3737 Saturday or
Afnr6 Ia al
Evening star., 1943-11-19
Civic Activity Award
|0f Star Presented
Ito Southwest Group

The Evening Star Trophy for out
standing civic efforts for the better
ment Of Washington was presented
by DR.. Edward F. Harris, president
of the Federation of Civic Associa-
tions, to John T. Rhines, president
ofsthe Southwest Civic Association.
at ceremonies In the auditorium of
Randall Junior High School, First
and streets S.W., last night.
The Southwest Association was in
strumental in halting the demolition
Of approximately 600 houses in the
nine blocks from E to I streets to
Delaware avenue and Fourth street
S.W.
Early in 1912 the Government had
promised to rehabilitate the James
Creek section located at First and
M streets S.W., but erected no hous-
ing project to replace the slum areas
torn down, it was said.
Mr.. Rhines, trying to avoid similar
action, appealed to the District Com
missioners and members OF Congress
and the Goodwillie plan for re-
Evening star., 1943-11-19
hab,litation d the nine blocks was!

habtlitation Of the mine blocks was
dropped.
Harry 8. Wender, president Of the
Federation OF Citizens Associations,
In commencing the Southwest Assoc
citation said Of It's president:
For Is years I. have worked with
John T. Rhines and he has made q
great contribution toward the ad-
vancement and welfare Of his peo-
pie"
Honored guests at the presenta-
ton program included Mr.. Wender
J. G. B. Key, sole colored fire de-
partment captain In the District,
and Dewey H. Mayo, police co-ordi-
nator from the fourth precinct, who
represented Maj Edward J. Kelly,
whose absence was occasioned by
the police department graduation
exercises.
The Improved Benevolent Protec-
Evening star., 1943-11-19
Cancer Expert Believes
He Has Cure for Colds

BY the Associated Press.
LONDON, Nov. ia British ex-
pert in cancer research said yester-
day he believed and hoped that he
had found a cure for the common
cold in nasal douching with a new
secret drug called patulin.
He is Prof William Ewardt Gye,
director of the Imperial Cancer Re-
search Fund Laboratories. On the
basis of experiments, he said it had
returned most patients to work with
in 48 hours.
Patulin, like the new drug penicil-
lin, is derived from fungi for cancer
experiments,
Evening star., 1943-11-19
Tovern Operator SIugged
In Attempted HoIdup

Slugged during an attempted
holdup, John Stegos, Is, OF 1905
Warder street NV. manager of the
Kenyon Grill at 3119 Georgia avenue
NV, was treated at Garfield Hos
pital for scalp lacerations early
today.
He told police three colored men
armed with nickel-plated revolvers
entered the grill and demanded his
money. Instead of taking any
money, they hit the manager over
3he head and left.
Evening star., 1943-11-19
New Nuzi Air Transport
Shown in Madrid Puper
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
MADRID, Nov. 19.-The Madrid
newspaper Informaciones yesterday
published a series Of photographs
described as the first pictures re-
leased abroad of the new German
Messerschmitt 1923 transport plane,
said to be capable of carrying 13o
fully equipped men.
The photographs showed a six
engined craft with multiple landing
gear and doors in the nose similar
to those of landing barges.
Invest your Christmas savings in
Uncle Sans War bonds. Keep on
backing the attack.
Evening star., 1943-11-19
MRS. Wutt. Gets Divorce

RENO, New, Nov. 10 (R.-Elixa-
bet De Shielding Watts divorced
Martin s. Watts, socially prominent
New Yorker, yesterday on grounds
Of extreme cruelty. They were mar
ried June 8, 1884, in New York.
Evening star., 1943-11-19

tivs Order OF Ellks d Sh6 Wofid
band, captained by Robert rlulnmer,
offered musical selections, ana Lev
FinEton =. Smith, Instructor 1t the
Randall School, was soloist.
Evening star., 1943-11-19

STAR TROPHY AWARDED-John Rhnes Oeft) president of
the Southwest Civic Association shown received
Evening Star Trophy for outstanding
terment Of Washington from Edward Harris president
the Federation Of Civic Associations night
tion Randall High SchooStar Stan Photo
Evening star., 1943-11-19

MANHAT1AN-snort stripnos
on white broodeIoth, with crisp and
comfortable fused collar. formed
TO your figure; size -fixt! Blue, tan,
oroy stripes ---s2.50
Fsiliss Lssvss, Rsyss Salts Tie, $3.50
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-03-25
Meat.HOarderS
Buy Hams by Ton

Typical of the way Macomn
county "hoarders" are attempt
ing TO beat meat rationing re-
strictions one super-market OPP
orator in East Detroit told today
how he had sold over a ton and
a half of hams within a two
week period.
Mount Clemens market opera
tors reported similar demands
upon their stocks and as one Of
them expressed the situation, If
the public continues to raid food
supplies | expect every conceiv-
able item will be rationed before
long"
The East Detroit grocer said,
That's more hams, than We
would normally sell in II
months"
The store manager said, also,
that he finds it virtually impos-
sible TO satisfy the public's de.
mands for smoked sausage and
other cooked meats.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-03-25
Sergt. Shinske
Cited for
Part i'm Action

Mrs. Ivert Shinske, l68 Jones
street. has received a letter
from Col. D. r. Hutchinson OF
the Army Air Force, citing her
husband, Master Sergeant SHIN
ske, formerly of Selfridge Field
now in Australia, for contrib
uting greatly to the successes at
tanned in combat"
Sergt Shinske has been over
seas for more than a year, and
his colonel reports he is in good
health and spirits though natur-
ally little homesick Col.
Hutchinson letter states:
1.-The President of the United
States has seen fit to cite his
organization in official orders
for these successes. and this CT
tation is personal one for
Sergt. Shinske as well.
Mrs. Shinske, formerly Ar
butus Mclean, is making her
home with her parents while
her husband is overseas.
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StinsOn
Continued from Page ~

accuracy of the bombing, he
said.
1T was by far the most sue
cessful American raid on Ger
many; the target area was COM
pletely enveloped in a large con-
flagration." Two A m e r n
planes were lost.
Final reports on the Wilhelm
shaver raid are not yet avail
able but it appears TO have been
very successful he added.
In Tunisia, Stimson said,
American planes have dominat-
ed the skies, shooting down
three or four times as many
enemy planes as we have lost.
GROUND FORCES KEY
But it must be remembered
that the grim and conclusive
work must be done on the
ground. Our ground forces have
more than proved themselves
against Rommels forces"
In the air over Tunisia, he
said the concentration of Brit
ish and American aircraft in the
north is probably the heaviest
in the history of North Africa u
Great damage. Stimson con-
tinued, has been inflicted on en-
envy tanks. motorized equipment
and planes.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-03-25
April Canned
Goods Stamps
Valid Today
By IRVING PERLMETER

WASHINGTON, March Is -
(P) - April's canned goods ra-
ton stamps became valid today,
but housewives are expected to
hold them for another week be-
cause of strong hints from
OPA that their value will be in
creased next month.
Future plans were kept Sc
cret, but top officials who re-
fused to be quoted by name inn
piled that some reduction in the
point values of many types of
processed fruits and vegetables
could be expected, effective
April /.
April coupons were made val
id on March 25 to help persons
who come to the end of the
month with insufficient March
stamps to meet essential needs,
or with odd numbers of March
points that won't stretch.
A new table of fruit and vege-
table point values is expected to
be made public over the week
end Between this and the meat,
cheese and fat and oil point
values. which become effective
next Monday, householders will
get a new idea of wartime eat
ing with their No. 2 ration
books.
While it may be profitable to
hold April canned goods stamps
for a week, officials reminded
that the March stamps must be
spent by midnight of next
Wednesday or they will become
worthless. The March stamps
are the blue A, B and c stamps.
The April issue is the blue D. E
and F stamps.
The red meat-fat oil-cheese
stamps will be on a weekly ba-
sis, with the red A stamps only
good for the week beginning
Monday.
The expected reduction in
point values for canned goods
likely will be of particular ben
eft to purchasers of canned
fruits and larger size cans OF
both fruits and vegetables. In
some few instances, point values
may be increased.
The adjustment was described
by officials as the normal type OF
change that can be expected
from time to time.
AS was to be expected, Of
ficials said, many point values
were set so high that people
would not buy. Now, after
nearly months actual ex-
perience, the points can be ad-
justed in line with realistic pub
lie reaction.
Some of the pressure for
change came from stores which
reported practically no sales OF
canned goods.
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Narcotics
Continued from Page II

his license was seized last Oc-
tCber 8, an act made mandatory
by the federal court conviction
Reid said his wife, Norma,
purchased rcotics from
Schultz on March II and again
on March 10. He said the prod
uctS were being examined to de-
termine if they actually con-
tanned narcotics as claimed on
the labels.
Reid said Schultz, if convict
ed, faces maximum sentence of
four years in prison or a $4,000
fine or both.
Schultz. who lives al 20130
Stotter avenue in Detroit, is
represented by the law firm of
Johnston and Brys. Assistant
Prosecutor Fred Van Fleteran
will appear for the state.
The store in which the report
ed illegal transactions took
place is located at 25134 Van
Dyke avenue, in Center Line.
Schultz was arrested Tuesday
by Deputy Sheriff Richard De-
Ketelaere.
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Russia
Continued from Page II

sector of the Donets River front
were repulsed, it was said.
Izvestia, the government news
paper, reported that clouds OF
smoke hang over the cold
Dnieper Valley for many miles,
with whole areas misted by the
fire from guns and from entire
villages to which the Germans
pat the torch during their west
ward retreat.
"One cannot recognize viii
lagos any more wrote Alexan-
der Bulgakov, a front line re-
porter. Wooden signs fixed to
poles are the only clue to their
names"
Fighting was going on for
more bridgeheads in the Dneip-
er Valley north of Dorogobuzh,
Red Star said, but in other Sec
tors the Germans have been
driven far west of the waterway.
THE right bank of another
river flowing in a Southwestern
ly direction has been entirely
cleared of the enemy" the news
paper declared.
Dorogobuzh is not an easy OBJ
jective to take, although the Red
Army seized it in last winters
offensive. 1t is like a small island
surrounded by one river and
many smaller streams. ponds,
lakes and sWamps.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-03-25
Speed Increase
in 0AA Grants
Half Already
Enjoy Benefit

LANSING, March Is Up
F. F. Fauri. State Social Secur-
ity director, reported TO the
State Social Welfare Commits
sion today that approximately
half of Michigan's old age assist
ancc load Of 87,750 cases in
March had received increased
benefits in compliance with re-
cent recommendations by Gov
ernor Kelly.
Due to increased payments to
$4,000 old age clients, Fauri
said, the average grant for the
month was S25,04, compared
with S22.72 in February. When
stepups in food, fuel and cloth
ing allotments are completed
next month, he said, the average
grant will be raised TO approx
imately S27.
Recommended increases in aid
to dependent children and aid
10 the blind will become effect
i've April |, Fauri said. The in
creased grants were made pos
sible by recent transfers from
direct relief and other welfare
funds.
Today's commission meeting
was the first since Louis c. Mi
riani Of Detroit, former commits
sioner, was reappointed by Gov
ernor Kelly
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Taxes
Continued from Page II

ness has become a threat to
1.-The solvency of our federal
treasury and has become a
milestone around the neck of
the taxpayer"
Rep. Wesley E. Disney, D.,
Okla, condemned the Ruml plan
as "Utopian" and false" and
added that this fantastic plan
outrivals any scheme for print
ing press money ever proposed"
Ramspeck predicted that as
the bill comes from the house
1t will not be the Carlson bill,
but middle ground measure
between full abatement of tax
year and the ways and means
committee bill which provides
no abatement at all.
There has been nearly IL
weeks of discussion of pay-as-
you-go proposals at this session
of Congress, and the most recent
indications were that the House
division on the Ruml-type plan
and the administrations plan
would be strictly partisan. The
Democratic leaders have been
lined up almost solidly against a
Ruml plan, but House Republi-
can Leader Joseph w. Martin,
Jr.. of Massachusetts has pre-
dicted that an Overwhelming
majority" of his party members
will vote for it.
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Young Filler
Colonel at %

Word has been received by
Mrs. Willis E. Beightol, the for
mer Jean Adds, that her hus-
band, Major Beightol of the us.
Army Air Force has been pro-
NOTED to the rank of lieutenant
colonel.
Col. Beightol is somewhere in
England, having been overseas
since last August. twenty-five
years old, he has been in the Air
Force little more than three
years, and is one of the young
est lieutenant colonies in the
service. He was formerly sta
toned at Selfridge Field.