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S6.250-

New home with large living room, fire.
with shower, = large bedrooms. stairway 10
attic porch, full basement with entrance
TO sarace LARGE lot overlooking park, near
bus. train service, schools, shopping ey-
celent location. Liberal terms, o. l..
MUROOCK, Kensngton, Nd. Kensineton
All
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IMMEDIATE POSSESSION

= Bryant st, n.e-6-roOm BRICK house,
Colonial front, > rear porches. | inclosed
screened; full basement with auto gas
heat; very desirable location Near
schools, churches, stores and trans Must
be sold $500; terms. R. G. DUNE,
b04 H st. ne AT $500
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.

WANTED TO RENT-SMALL HOUSE OR
two-bedroom apartment, unfurnished
ami; in Sc Penna ave. Boulevard
Heights, District Heights or Suitland area
Call Glebe $500 bet s:45 am. and 5:15
pm. weekdays. o.
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WOODBRIDGE. D C.

- OFEN SUNDAY. 90 PM
2hu5 Monroe st, n.e,---Note these ex-
ceptlonal conv Liv, rm with fireplace
din. rm. kitchen with pantry and Frisid-
are I~e. bedrm. with sleeping porch on
mrs floor, 3 bedrmS. with tile bath on ond
moot l bedrm. equipped with sink and
range Basement has recreation rm., new
oii-heating plant and storage water heater
NICE lot with trees. | blk. to cars S.
ioui terms. Drive ont r. l. ave ne to
Monroe st, turn left ! blk to home
Olher 6-rm. homes in Woodbridge, S6500,
$3.50 and Up.
n.hSl e Aye n E No -0n0
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5 BEDROOMS BATHS.
Built 3 Years, March, 1943.
S13,500.
On 17-acre wooded corner lot, with
barbecue Dit. pool and rock garden. A
beautiful home. lst A.. liv. rm, fireplace
and picture windows, dining rm., modern,
fully equipped kitchen, bedrms, and bath.
IND n, other bedrms and bath. Large
insulated storage attic. basement practi-
cally above ground, with large rm. and
utflty rm and Lear garage Copper
plumbing, copper eutterng. insulated In
Fairfax County, low taxes; nr. Alexandria,
Va. May also be purchased compIet tely
ROMYE LAMBORN,
Exclusive Agent.
COOS Wilson Rlrd Ar
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SMALL APT. BLDG.

Mr.. new Cathedral. detached brick o
story BLDG, apts some have bedrns
Rents about $4,000 annually Property
now clear. but can be financed Price
approx times annual rent. Owner now
occupies one apt and will vacate IL de-
sired, Opportunity for buyer to secure
well-located apt. unit, together with good
Investment Reasonable cash and terms.
Call Mr.. Drew. Republic ISL
F. ELIOT MIDDLETON.
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LARGE 10th ST HOME,

One Of the loveliest places on 9Th st
Is now offered for sale by its owner at
many thousands below. its original cost
There are ! o rooms, 3t2 baths, Lear de-
teched brick garage Located near 18th
and Madison This owner is anxious 10
dispose Of this place quickly ard will make
very attractive terms. Call NE. 1l43 until
6 pm
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

S1o,S5O
NEAR NEW NAVAL HOSP
LARGE corner wooded lot: rooms, u,
baths. garage, porch, pergola, gas heat
Call OF, 6SS1
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CoIorec Mr.. sth and r sts--a rms on
8 Hoors: INV h: tile bath; good condition
owner must sell; open to reasonable offer
Lincoln 1868.
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S3,45O.

ON Mass. ave. n ", q Dutch Colonial
an-hrieS house. . years old, in perfect
condition restricted neishborhood For
OIL. 345a "a
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ASKING SD 500

Modern 1-room brick Colonial about
& years old. lot l5ox"4S, flowers. shrub
berry. fruit trees: allowance made for re-
decorating. Appointment arranged for
sunday or evenings. Falls Church, Va.
c. w. CLEVER CO. INC, Arlington, Va.
SILVER SPRING SPECIAL.
Less than two years old. brick bungalow,
two bedrooms, space on second floor. for
two more. large living room with fireplace,
full basement. large lot near school and
bus; $3.50. Two frame houses. one, two
bedrooms, $3.50: three bedrooms, S6.s5O.
Phone Sligo 1870: evenings. Shepherd 1866.
HYATTSVILLE--5 RMS. AND BATH, HOT
water heat: large lot: immediate possess
sion; small down payment Price. S450O.
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, large rms. and 3 ha tbs; in addition
there are sunroom. maids rm.. recreation
rm and laundry rm, 2-car garage, large
shaded lot: present owner leaving city
and sacrificing for S13, 800. which is So. 900
less than 1t cost her. Lovely country club
secuon, 3 blks. north of Chevy Chase
JUNIOR College and ] blk. west. Must see
for This horne
RE. 04a3 EN- e2,s
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SMALL ESTATE IN
ARLINGTON.
10-Cent TRANSFORMATION.
Large fome on 3Ia acres, situated well
on road. Beautiful grounds and trees. lst
floor: wide center hall, large living rms,
fireplace opening onto huge solarium din
ing room, fireplace, buffers pantry, modern
Kitchen, screened porch: 2nd floor, ) bed
rooms, . baths textra large. beautiful
master bedroom. windows, plenty large
Full basement. h.-wh.. laundry. garage,
wood house, tennis court garden, small
chicken house: also 5-room. fireplace and
bath bungalow tnow rented). This home
IS in excellent condition and well built.
Secluded and lovely. Shown by appt.
ROMYE LAMBORN
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NEW BRICK BUNGALOWS

Under construction. ready for occupancy
soon: 3Sth end Hamilton sts H~a'tc"in".
! nix TRANSFORMATION 5000 PERRY
BOSWELL. INC. 3Oi r J. ave Nc. WA.
1900 EYES AND SUN. WA. 1880
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
KENWOOD. MD.

:. A home you will, appreciate, seldom Of
with full bathrm on first floor. 3 bedrms
and . baths on second floor: finished attic;
also maids rm. and full bath; restricted
location. 2-car built-in earase Priced
$4,000. Emerson 1890, Sunday and week
days, F. A. TWEED CO., 55o4 Conn. ave
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BEAUTIFUL
IEpHEpn DADK

o1ACA 1AC1SD 1 Ann.
4, Detached 6-rm, brick home, high eleva :
ton; attic, full basement, big front
porch nice yard An unusual oppor-
tunlty to acquire delightful home. Call
Mrs Ramsdell. DIXIE REALTY CO., MA
$3.50 or GE. 1884
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WEST OF CONN. AVE.

CORNER-CLEVELAND PARK.
So,a50. detached home on beau
titul corner lot on high elevation, con-
venient to streetcars. Contains SIX
rooms, bath, hot-Uater heat. cleo retE
insulated, screened, built-ln garage. Eve.
or Sun. phone Columbia s166
l.. T. GRAVATTE,
HoQ 18th St Realtor. Ma. O153
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HOUSES FOR SALE Cont. +,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

NEAR 4th AND UPSHUR SITS.
This house has good rooms full
basement, INV h. coal heat. nice deep
lot; needs some decorating price right for
Quick sale substantial cash payment re-
ouired
FLOYD E DAVIS co,
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Field Marshal Erwin Rommel
has about all the troops and
supplies he can handle in the
relatively narrow territory under
his control.
The Allies are confident that
when the good weather sets in
their planes and submarines will
be in position to cut off as much
as 90 per cent of the communica-
tons between Tunisia and the
Axis bases in the Mediterranean
Await Drying of Airfields.
The armies under the supreme
command of Gen. Dwight Essen
hover are now on the defensive.
No major operation is contem-
plated for the present because the
ground is not sufficiently dry to
establish the necessary airdromes
near the Tunisian border.
The high command realizes
that the air arm, while not capa-
BILE of winning the battle of
Tunisia, will be one of the most
important weapons to soften up
the tremendous Nazi defensive
positions.
Gen. B. L. Montgomery's vet
eran 9th Army could begin
offensive now, but apparently
the Allies have decided to move
from all points at the same time.
From all indications, the Nazi
high command considers the
forces in Tunisia as a "sacri-
fee" army whose role has been
to enable the Germans to fortify
the positions along the northern
shores of the Mediterranean
from Marseille to the Italian
border.
Tremendous Allied Losses Likely.
Marshal Rommel unquestion-
ably will fight with the despair
of cornered wild animal and
likely will inflict tremendous
losses on the Allies. But he
probably knows by now that
his fate is sealed and the maxi
mum he can hope for is to
get some of his forces out of
Tunisia at the last moment.
Marshal Rommel tried to i'm
prove his situation a month ago
when he broke through the
American lines, but he found
himself confronted with too
large a force to enable him to
exploit his initial success and
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ularity. 1t is tribute to the war
budget.
These men are fighting security at
a time when almost everybody has
| it. or a reasonably accurate facsimile
of it, in one war-born form or
another.
| They are fighting the concept
of maintaining living standards
through Government expenditures,
at a time when living standards
are being maintained through Gov
eminent expenditures.
Test Will Come Later.
In other words, they are fighting
a teeny-weeny plan for spending
maybe two, maybe five billions
year to keep people at work, during
period in which We are spending
one hundred billions year in keep
ing people at work.
They are saying. the Government
amt a-going to support the people,
at q time when the Government
Jolly well is supporting the people
| They are saying we will not do it,
| at a time when we obviously are
doing it.
The real test of public opinion on
security will come when there isn't
any security. So Ito help cut away
the obscurantist underbrush in this
| debate), it must be pointed out to
| conservative members of Congress
that it is not their popularity, not
their charm, not their curly hair,
which makes it possible for them
to attack security. 1t is the war
budget.
They are really hugging the war
budget to their blossoms; they are
dressing themselves in it, as in a
greatcoat. But is is perhaps not
a durable garment.
L. S. Funds Borrowed
1t could, correctly, be said that
| the social security plan is not
scheme for suddenly up and spend
ing couple of billions year to
support the people. 1t is a plan
to demobilize the spending of a
hundred billions year down to a
mere couple of billions. IT Is actu-
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S. British Ship Survivors
Reach West Indies Safely
By he Associated Press.

By he Associated Press
SAN JUAN, P. r, March 10
Four lfeboatS carrying IS survivors
of a British ship sunk recently in
the mid-Atlantic have landed at
various islands IN the West Indies
after voyages of from II to % days,
it was announced yesterday by the
10th Naval District, which added
that half of the British crew men,
bers already are en- route to Eng
land to join another ship.
The announcement said the cap
tain of the British ship, whose
identity was not given, ordered the
boats to head for the islands as a
fellow officer, identified as Charles
Allen. who was taken prisoner,
waved farewell from the hatch Of
an enemy submarine.
Only mention Of casualties was
that an Australian crew member
was buried at sea. Each of the life
boats landed at a different island.
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I'D Rather Be Rioht'
Social Security Plans Opponents Fighting
A Principle Which Already Is Accepted

ally a plan to cut Government
expenditures in support Of the people
to perhaps one-fftieth Of the
present level.
A good portion of the opposition
is really talking about some sort
of an imaginary country, which is
spending very little TO keep its
people going, and in which it has
suddenly, outrageously, been pro-
posed to spend several billions
year.
1t would be pleasant, perhaps. to
be citizens of so fiscally Unfortunate a
country. But I don't know where
that country is. 1t is certainly not
this country. The people of this
country are being kept going by
100000 100000 a year of Federal
money, most of it borrowed
Fresh Start Impossible.
SO the problem is, can we cut
100000, 900 900 year down to 2,00O,-
100000, or even, 5000, 900. 900? The
opposition seems to conceive Of the
problem as one Of whether we ought
TO start from zero and go up.
1t would be nice to obtain that
fresh start, at zero. but how do the
conservatives in Congress propose
to obtain it for us? They want to
start from scratch, but where is
scratch? Scratch was the first
casualty of the war.
Here is the whole country living
on the Federal budget, while the
opposition says firmly that it is
not going to use the Federal budget
for any such purpose. The theory
will be popular so long as there is
no interference with the practice.
We have bought off from social
security at the wartime price of q
dollar on the penny. The question
is can we buy off again, at two
pennies on the dollar? When the
day comes, We shall be quite lucky
if the offer is firm one, and holds.
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Virginia. In three Governors
are to be elected-New Jersey,
Kentucky and Mississippi. In
other States many municipal
and county elections are to be
held, and their results will be
scanned, too, for some political
trends.
1t is just a coincidence, but
in each of the three States
which elect Governors this year
there are laws which prohibit
Governor from becoming
candidate TO succeed himself.
And in each of these three
States there is more than
chance that the voters will ex-
press themselves on the New
Deal.
New Jersey, for example. This
State is close to New York. so
often the key State in presiden-
tial elections. AS did New York
in 1912, New Jersey rolled up big
Republican pluralities. 1t elected
a Republican Senator, Senator
Hawkes., to succeed former DEM
ocratic Senator SmatherS, and
II Republican members of the
House to 3 Democratic mem
bers. The Hague machine in
Jersey City was unable to stem
the Republican tide in the SEM
atOrlal race. 1t was significant
that Gov Charles Edison. New
Jerseys Democratic chief ex-
ecutive, did nothing to help Mr..
Smathers whatever. Gov. Edi-
son is likely to play an impor-
tant part in the coming cleo
ton Of new Governor. He
cannot become candidate him
self, and he is seeking a Demo-
cratic candidate for the nomina-
ton, who will carry on his fight
against Mayor Frank Hague of
Jersey City and his machine.
Situation Has Been Bad.
State politics in New Jersey
have been dominated for years
by Mayor Hague. Too many Re-
publicans have been willing to
make deals with the Democratic
boss. The whole situation has
been a stencil. On three seperate
occasions Mayor Hague has run
former Gov. A Harry Moore and
elected him. He is trying to get
Mr.. Moore to be a candidate
again this year-but so far with
out success. Mr.. Moore has been
the best Democratic vote getter
in the State for years-with the
backing of Mayor Hague. With
the strong Republican trend,
however, ne may be defeated this
time. even if he runs, provided
the COP, which has its own fac
tional troubles, does not pull a
boner.
The fight Gov. Edison has
Waged during his regime against
the Hague machine has been in
tense. If he keeps it up the
chances for the Republicans to
elect Governor will be excellent
whether it is a Hague man or
an Edison man who wins the
Democratic nomination Gov.
Edison has been particularly
aroused over the Hague selections
for judicial appointment. He has
asserted that Mayor Hague has
attempted to take over the
courts, Federal and State. in New
Jersey. He protested in person
before the Senate judiciary Com
mittee the appointment of Judge
Thomas Meaney last year. The
administration in Washington
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This Changing World
Nozi Forces in Tunisio Being Sacrificed
To Gain Time for Fortfyine French Coost

since that time he has been
preparing himself for a purely
defensive action.
The Axis forces in TuniSia
are divided into two groups
one in the north commanded by
Col. Gen. Jurgen Won Arnim and
one in the south led by Marshal
Rommel.
RommeiS Men Veterans.
In the south, opposing the Brit
ish 9th Army, Marshal Rommels
army is composed almost exclu-
sively Of veteran Nazi troops the
$4,000 soldiers who withdrew
from FL Alamein and some 10000
men who have been sent to
Tunisia from France.
This force is highly mobile and
does not rely on any fortified
position. The Mareth Line behind
which Marshal ROmmel is be-
lieved to have taken his stand
cannot be compared with the
newly erected permanent FORTH
cations Of the Nazi army in the
north.
The optimism displayed by all
American and British generals
regarding the outcome of the Tu-
nissan operation is based on the
fact that when the real attack
begins we will have an over
Whelming air superiority.
Those who are familiar with
Marshal Rommels strategy be-
lieve the Nazi commander will
employ his usual ruse tactics,
yielding ground inch by inch.
Will Dash for Ports.
At the same time Gen. Won
Arnim will oppose an advance of
the Allied forces in the north
with all the power at his disposal
and when Marshal Rommel be-
lieves the game is up he will
make dash for the ports along
the Tunlsian coast from Bizerte
to Sfax and Gabes to evacuate as
many men as can be ferried
across to Sicily.
Most American and British
military observers believe that
the 10000 Italians, supported by
a number of Nazi units which
cannot be possibly sent back to
the mainland of Europe, will be
ordered to fight stiff rear-guard
action and will be sacrificed.
Marshal Rommel has employed
such strategy ever since he be-
came Axis commander in chief
in North Africa. He has been very
lavish with the italian divisions
and most economical with his
own troops.
But since the retreat from the
Egyptian border, when the Ital-
ians surrendered without fighting,
Marshal Rommel is expected to
leave behind at least two Nazi
divisions to bolster the resistance
of the Italians.
The bulk of the remainder Of
the Nazi divisions which have
been fighting in the south and in
the center are expected to at
tempt to get out of the Allied
trap through the three available
exist-the Gulf of Gabes, the
Gulf Of Hamamet and the Gulf
of Tunis.
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Jewish Refugee Children
To Go to Australia
BY the Associated Press.

by tHr ASSocIated Press.
CANBERRA, March 16.-The AUS
trallan government will admit l5o
Jewish refugee children now in
Vlchy, France, where they are I'M
der the care of the Roman Catholic
church, 1t was announced today.
Their entry was arranged at the
request of the Jewish Welfare So
city, which will bring them here and
VIII be responsible for their care.
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S l Is, 900 900 900.
We are discuss
ing the dangers
of drought dur
ing a fis c a l
cloudburSt.
The fact that
ON gre ssional
con S vativeS
probably will be
a BILE % shelve
the plan for this
ar is not a
tribute to their
point of view.
or to their pop
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Nazaire, which
means they had
flown over the
town which, for
Fortress crews,
on slit utes p
suburb Of hell.
1t is AT St. Ma
zaire that the
submarine pens
are concentrated
a n d the Ger
m ans h We
p | a c g Il their
mightiest bat
terlnS of anti
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to push the
Axis armies
out of Tu-
nisia..
F or t h e
time b 2 in &
the Tunisian
front is quiet
the oppos-
ing forces are
sparring, but
no ma ior &C
ton is PX-
pected in the
n g x t fe W
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preserve peace
and prevent ag-
erosion.
Such a reSolu-
ton m ay b 2
valuable as a
piece Of wartime
propa ganda, but
a n y b o d y who
knows the Amer
ican form of
Government Will
not be misled by
It, The Senate
in power today
cannot commit
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-16

Now that it is important that
you purchase clothing for du-
rability as we'll as style it
is time to consider the ad-
Vantages Of fine custom tailor
ing. Suits and topcoats made
by Kassan-Stein are famous
for their wearing quality
because only the finest wool
ems and hand craftsmanship
60 into them. The difference
IN cost is small often over
Swallowed by the months of
extra wear you receive.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-16

this year so
m a Y t h e
ma tiona1 cleo
ton go in
1914. In five
S t a t Q S only
are the cleo
tons at all
& e n e r a | in
t h g S e II S e
t hey a re
State wide
New jersey,
K e n t u c ky,
Mississ p pi,
Michigan and
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He opinions Of the 1rites this their otrn
necessarily The Stars Such opinions presented The
Stars effort to Que all sides OF questions interest
readers although such contradictory anono
Themselves and directly opposed to The Stars
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-16
Bv SAMUEL GRAFTON.

Continuing on the social security
plan, I make the point that we are
discussing unemployment relief at
a time when the national income is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-16
BY GOULD LINCOLN.

The elections of l943 are few
and far between-but they may
prove important weather vanes.
For as the political winds blow
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|VuguePhrose
Won't Make
|LostingPeoce
Definite Congress
Commitment Needed
On Postwar Aims
BY DAVID LAWRENCE

This is the era of highly resolv-
ing" The Senate will have before it
soon resolution expressing the
desire for world organization to
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McLemore-
St. Nozuire Called
A Suburb of He'll
Nv HENRY McLEMORF.

United STATES HEAVY
BOMBER BASE. SOMEWHERE IN
ENGLAND.-The boys had Just
come back from cracking st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-16
BY CONSTANTINE BROWN

Washington and London mill
tary quarters are agreed on their
optimistic outlook but differ only
on the length of time necessary
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-16

= UESS there isn't much use in our
~ telling you how women have al
ways wanted more suds and longer
lasting suds. If you've done very much
washing, you kno1. And as soon as
you begin washing with new sudsier
Super Studs, you'll kno,V it's the soap
for you, too. Because, lady, your tub or
washer will sure bear out what the
milk bottle suds test" shows . that
Super Studs gives MORE SUBS,
IONGER-LASTING SUBS, HARD.
ER-WORKING SUBS,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-17
Red Cross
Appeals to
ALI Groups

Aimed at a goal of $1,000, 600
twice as great as last year's-De-
troit will launch its 1943 Red
Cross war fund campaign March
with an e,aborately-pl planned pro-
gram to combine the efforts OF
labor, management and industry.
John L. Waiting, general chair
mar, who announced that the
Junior Red Cross campaign will be
conducted simultaneously from
March % through March 26, said
plans to unity labor, management
and industry will be at an indus
trial division meeting Friday at
4 D. m. at the Statler Hotel.
CONTACT 5000 PLANTS
Attending the Statler meeting
will be the business leaders, who
will contact 5000 plants in the
Detroit area Heading this unit
are r. II. Grant and Carston
Tedeman.
Waiting called for full support
from all workers and factories
alike.
zone mans or one plants
failure" he declared. might
mean some essential service will
not he given 10 the boys fighting
for us around the globe"
8 TIMES AS MANY
Tiedmen. organizing industrial
units, expects al least eight times
as many manufacturing concerns
and business houses 10 be con-
tacted in the 1913 campaign as
there were a year ago.
In tn elast campaign" he
explained. everything was In a
rush. Pearl Harbor found US
: unprepared for a general fund
drive.
This year we are ready. We
Will contact everybody - al
though, because of gasoline
shortage. we will have TO depend
3 upon telephone calls"
Campaign headquarters are at
144 West Fort street.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-17

nearby and distant cities, the in
dustrialists were losing much Of
tn cir business transaction time
One said:
Eve lose an hour by starting
later than other cities and
another hour when they quit
sooner than we and two more
hours by using different lunch
hours"
Charles w. Haensel, secretary oil
the manufacturers association
predicted all Saginaw industries
would follow the lead to change
back within a few days.
Saginaw and Lansing are the
only industrial cities in the Detroit