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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-06
Bungalows for Sale
(West Of WoodUard)
DEARBORN

Horgsr Ave bedrooms frams bungalow
garage natural fireplace. excellent con-
diuun 81 500
~ n IEnMlnGF DE- 1855
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-06
Income Bungalows for Sale

BIRNOOD-g rooms a A neat, tile bath
garage stores school
DAN HARRISON LIN 1890
HRIGk INCOME gear garage - 500
down excellent condition can owner
Cedar 327s
FRENCH RD Warren mod SIS. hrk fsc
and vac lot. So 300 Psttlue PL io3o.
HARDING S3qq corner Shoemaker Va.
cant four rooms down three mp. steam
st1ker heat. garage 50 100. including fur
~ifure. n good condition. Acme Real
Estate sos Gratini
STANDARDIZATION Lower larse Twins
fuom, natural fireplace dining room
kitchen bedroom and bath. upper q
rooms and bath SIDE drive. garages close
% transportation aud shopping center,
= stree 5000 down
LIST YOUR last slDE PROPERTY
WITH rs FOR QUICK SAl-E
l5f7s EAST WARREN tt l-G0lo
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-06

A2t Majestic bfdG IA NfON
80xl55 NeNt 20 953 Hampton road. Crosse
Pointe paved street trees. good re-
strictous, close TO Yacht Cluh cheap for
cash
LIST YOUR EAST SIDE PROPERTY
WITH Us FOR QUICK SALE.
1878 FAST WARREN Tt 2.20lo
COLORED Barsains large lots. lnkstcr
an improvements act quickly. Tyier
& 1890
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-06

SOMETHING OUT OF TIE ORDINARY
40 acres 81 about the most gorgeous prop
erty one could wish ~ own nice Groom
al modern dwelling with steam heat ana
oil burner. marvellous mill pond IN yard
dyked IN Nv circular stone wall mill house
IN working order. furnishing light ana
power; excellent swimming, fishing ana
skating IN season. beautiful lawn land
scaped with choice shrubhery and flowers
many fun grown shade trees. two catalpa
groves. rs acres good level farm land ,
acres woods miles Holl, "a miles Flint,
IS Detroit = mile of pavement. owner
Go'ns ~ another location for work $4,000
cash.
NTNENNvD anTNV-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-06
Real Estate Wanted

Al CoLoRED CASH BUYERS WAITING
CRUTCHER. i76i McGRAW. TH b-53eb
4 BETTER DEA1r-A FAIR APPRAISAL
CASH waiting for any kind OF property.
East SIDE only. For APPRAISAL, LIE 0fit.
A CASH SALE
QurCK1v c0nSummated Tor Your improved
property anywhere IN the city. For serV -
ice car Townsend s-36lO
JOSEPH RICH 1928 IlNWOOp
COLORED CASH BUYER waiting for
property IN any section available GIL.
BERT REALTY Tyler $3.50.
Ali. CASH FOR WHITE OR COLoREn
properties Brokers invited. schwartz
Cadillac f2la
ALL CASH FOR EAST SIDE HOMES
CHAS l. ERB PLAZA 6l3i
An ALL CASH DEAL for Ur property
Real action For appraisal. We. 7-ssI0.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-06
Bungalows for Sale
(West Of Wooduord)

|0OLFN y iEh ser'Irr- Attractive srr
rr.r- rrr'fr,s-' .acafsr r4Irs pcssrs
Elcr s. goo crab, Vermont 1-ss70.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-06

; OR 10 ACRES IN
CPESTVIEW FARMS

Nv new sun. I mile r. p 90 Pennington.
cor ll-Mue and Powers road hgh, roll
inC woods orchard and steam; 100
down Meet mo ON the property SundAl
CLARENCE j BOLpT, Rpaltor. ca. 1899
2 LARGE tO-f1ot lots; city water; iust
nu, Of NRanhottc. $500 Newman
Allen AZ Dix Toledo. Wyanfotte 27aa
SOX27S-sewcr. water. gas. walks. school.
1913, near l3-MIe and Woodward, Jud-
son Broadway Co. RA. aT0n.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-06
Income Bungalows for Sale
(Wen of WoodUard)
MEAD pOpN
DEARBORN

T-famtv income. two groom Apts M
-4IlE-- g.. .A--., treat garage not AIN
hfaf. paved street upper rents $50 MONTH
gop1 in,estment ~ zoe q II. LED
WiNGT DE 1865
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-06
Land Contracts
ALL CASH FOR
LAND CONTRACTS

Mortgage and real ,ttate. 20 appraisal
zee Elmer sexton. 1929 Ford Building
Cadillac 1896
ALI. 'aud contracts roGsat mtss made
McHufn lslh Ford BldE Cadillac n34ar
ANY desirable hand contract purchased.
NFLVlN r LANPHAE 4 COMPANY
sfn Floor Lafayette BIts Cadillac $40
AT LOW discounts Ne rus 4nI contracts
arrange ffsf mortgage loans FaV
Henkei CO Hqv- 0e BIDS O.. 26AA
WANTED several aeef ssasoned land
contract Tff i.nrrr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-06
Business Property for Sale
Property for Sale
A FAMILY PROBLEM

Jefferson property never before offered
ceiling income ~ $50 per month expense
sii5. price $50 600 small down payment,
balance terms
HANNAH REAL ESTATE EXCH, INC.
Cad ZOO
s0,h AnniversarS 1859 1913
PULFORD apartments { large rooms
each tile baths separate Easements. I
furnaces garage You can convert this
INTO family Do not disturb tenants.
Only- So 500 81 500 down
LIST YOUR FAST SIDE PROPERTY
WITH is FOR QUICK SALE
iSi3s EAST WARREN Tt. 1900
SAVE YOURSELF NOW
Aner this war. stampede 20 switch dollars
into sound real estate may stagCet the
Imagination Get the Facts and Figures
from MI Bedford
81 600 pONN 26-apt cor, ~ { rooms
cheap OPA rents 81 500 BUY TO-DAY nj
soc on the dollar, Terms only Sj36 mo
Includes tiae, int IS YRS.
SIS uOO DOWN BeautifuI modern For
mer rent $50 600 now <2i. 0On sold 1872
for S?75 600 Positively Will never he
duplicated Entire price only $40 600
NETS lSr, on entire $50. 600 price or 80 ~
net on SIT 500 down payment. Seed IN.
come peiroits best answer
HOMER WARREN 4 COMPANY
50 years Dependable Service
Dime BLDG q n32l
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-06
Little Farms for Sale
ACREAGE
CONE WITH THE CROWD

AOME Win AHE NANNfF
We probably will he unable 10 give YOU
he Kind OF service that we should nut We
can give YOU a blue print and a price list
and invite YOU 10 wander around You
might find something YOU like At the price
you wish 10 pay A. any rate compare
our prices and terms on acreage with
city improvements Maybe you would pre-
fer piece Of land instead Of cash, Just
In case.
TREADWEI.L
Telegraph at Wick Roads
ONE MILE SOUTH OF ECoRSE ROAD
An EXCELLENT LOCATION
Telegraph road close 20 the new Express
Highway Garden domestic plots t2OXl25
with water and sidewalks: $50 down, hal
ance easy monthly payments. Warranty
Deeds Title Insurance
Kennedy Bros, $3.50 5. Telegraph Rd. Dim
BOMBER PLANT SPECIAL - A-room
double constructed home. electricity, gas,
water tap IN kitchen, new chicken house
with nearly acre rich black loan. Price
only S2O5n $3.50 cash needed balance
financed GRosSMAN cor Van Born and
Wayne Roads. Phone WAYNE 900
BRAND NEW Groom green rooted hungs
tow bedrooms. living room, dinette and
utnty. chemical toilet In bathroom. good
well Price only 50 SIS No INTEREST
oW down payment GROSSMAN corner
Van Born and WAYNE Roads. Phone Wayne
go
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-06

A REAL, BARGAIN
Close 20 WAYNE. double constructed house
wired ready 20 be finished has 2O0-f
frontage on good road. productive soil.
low taxes An unusual buy AZ only 81 f50
$50 cash required hal financed New
man Warren Al luhsier. DE 9S06
A WOODED 50 &C within rs miles Of city
han. for only 50 500 small down PAY.
ment. good investment 20 hold during war
Is &c nr. New Roston. ONLY 81 qq5 with
$500 down Newman. 1901 Telegraph AZ
Goddard nF 2s36.
ACRES. % West road i, mile east of
Mddlebelt Rd wide frontage - sea
cash
GRESHAM no $50
ACRES pennsylvania road y mile
east OF Allen road $3.50 terms
-POSSNAN HOgarth Sttt
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-06
Little Farms for Sale

CHOICF smau fafm-S3t5 "A mSts from
Detroit CITY Han ca. i2oo IT. 2-st1e
FIRST TIME offered at this price ?
acres bet Plymouth and SchGolcran
rds INST south az Fcncian Sisters Home
Sacrifice. SIg1 per acre. terms newman
JOY RI cor Inkster Rd BEDFORD oS35
FREE LIST OF LITTLE FARMS
CLARENCE J BOLDT. Realtor. CA. 1899.
1914 Michigan Theator Bnilding
GROW YOUR oWN-BW a little farm
near ROYAL OAK y -ac. $3.50, only 50
On Tromley FL 6J67. 700 y Main, r. o.
real. BARGAIN
ISIS % Mile road. Is miles east of Van
DNke. ~ acres garden land new four
room hath flll basement furnace "a.
rage chicken COOP s. 800. Acme Real
Esiafe SS03 GratiOf
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-06
ID Lois, ST FOR {. S575

- lots together. each 40N135; S57S takes
all free and clear Sis down $40 a mo
Good location near Ford Road Bus
service McFarlsne Bros 2a3lt Ford Road
a. Middle Belt, Garden city. Dearborn
1tsu
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-06

At ONCE Cash FOR Your Property
singles Flats and Apartments
F4w Henkel Co Hammond Bldg ca. 2S5f
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-06

coLonED- Woodland rrsr j0hn e Nee.
rooms latge lo' lovely street S. 600
81 500 down S35 month
CAMERON Westnirls'er rooms base
rsnt furrsct, Earage SSn1 Down SO
uon,h E1tlmar e52s Oakland Io~r.
ssud 1873
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-06
/, Br,OCK TO WOODWARD

ONLY 2 YRS OLD BEDEcoRATEp
, h,drrns lge kitchen painted "ai"
screened hack porch. fenced lard-
OPEN DAILY -2-h 7. NJ.
1885 CoLToN : Ri 50 Nv
CFIGER-ROYA OAK eA9e
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-06

2-FANlLY- 5 ard hot ar heAt saIhbt
side drive price IS 500 syracuse nes'
MI. and 8 rooms il437 FleminE
81 600 down Prudential Housing Co 4Aa'
East Dawson
Colored-Some Good Buys Tor l
Maple 2Ti2 rooms steam
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
Werner Highway 2fst. "a rooms.
81 600 down
Conant section. broom hunEalo"
excellent condflon
Palmer 2-tsuilN 81 500 81 noo down
Act quickly ~ olfo
CANNON BROS 1880 SHERMAN
COLORED-Don't Miss This
MOVE IN TODAY
s-e Horton Q-rm brtckoted structure
FURNITURE ktchene''e apartments. steam
heat Sl3s month income - 600 - +'O
down W n. Morrison TO a-PaaS
Colored Bargain, Hurry,
Honeek. nr Goddard good transportation
ready 70 move m 4 NJ fun base.
neni. recreation III bedrmS attic
year gar . Z 81 500 dn. S23 mo.
Pr 3Q3f
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-06
COLORFD BARGAINS

krDougs A~s Ff steam rrVIf deco.
rsiso tie oath =. o'u aror ERs4r.
fl'z-0y go
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-06
Colored-SOme Good BuNs Ior [
Colored Bargain, Hurry,
COLORFD-OPEN

p.nosn. fSS4-lo rms 2 newly modern.
frsc kitchens reH strkef steam neA'
2-ear gar Must ne soi0 TO-DAY ToNnsend
f-42Si
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-06

CoIORFp SPECIALS WEST StpE
Two-fAmiiy sN six hot sir neat posses
sion 30 days NORTH END. seven rooms,
two baths. hot sIr hes' possession weeks
BOTH reasonably priced GILBERT
pUAfTy T'Nler 1EfH
Evening star., 1943-04-01
We|Ies Sees Allies
Doubtful Of Aims
OF j. ). After War
Renewal Of Trade Act
Held VitoI to Winning
International Peace
By the Associated Press.

NEW YORK. April 1.-Under-
secretary of State Sumner Welles
said today that lone of the grav-
est doubts that exists in the
minds of the partners of the
United Nations is the doubt as
to what the policy of the United
States will be when the victory
is won."
Mr.. Welles, in an address before
the Chamber of Commerce of the
State OF New York, declared our
Allies remember that after the VIC
try of 1918 the United States with
drew from almost every form of
practical corporation" with friend
ly nations in the reconstruction
tasks and made no effort to win the
peace"
Trade Act Provides Test.
"Our Allies are asking themselves
now whether we will again follow
that same course" Mr.. Welles said.
I'm a very real sense the decision
that will be made with regard to the
renewal of the Trade Agreements
Act will be regarded by peoples
throughout the world as an acid test
Of our future intentions.
They will see in that decision
a clear indication as to whether the
people of the United States have
determined on a policy of interna-
tional cooperation for the futre or
whether they will once more turn
back to that road Of isolation which
leads to inevitable disaster"
Mr.. Welles said creation of a re-
liable and permanent peace is the
greatest single interest and objec-
tive Of the Nation, but voiced an
opinion that the greatest obstacle
(See WEIIES PAGE A-o1
Evening star., 1943-04-01
Shiny Noses and Shaggy Hair
Threaten U. S., Borbers Warn

to get priorities on raw materials
has created black market In lip
sticks and face creams, turned out
surreptitiously In dank cellars and
garages. In England, he remarked,
scented shoe polish, harmful to the
eyes, is being sold for mascara.
Hotels, drygoods interests and elec-
trical servicemen added their in
dorsement Of the purposes Of the bill.
r. Harold Van Orman, president
of the American Hotel Association,
said he believed its passage would
greatly expedite the fitting Of the
American hotel system into the new
way Of life with which We are faced
for the duration"
Lew Hahn, general manager Of
the National Retail Drygoods Asso-
ciation, said he sympathized with
the purposes OF the legislation, but
feared its administration might fall
into the hands Of . lot Of theoretical
fellows who want to reform every
thing"
Evening star., 1943-04-01
Seven Forest Fires
Now Under Control
II SmuIIer BIuzes
Burn Near Baltimore
BY the Associated Press.


BALTIMORE, April 1.-Maryland
State Forester Joseph F. Kaylor re-
ported today that all of seven large
forest fires in Anne Arundel and
Howard Counties, which destroyed
cannery at Jessup and a house
and barn at Hanover, were under
control today. ~
At the same time, he said that II
small fires had broken out north
OF Baltimore, in Baltimore County.
A 150-acre blaze near Jessup.
Anne Arundel County, burned q
small cannery owned by Lowekamp
Bros. However, officials of the con-
Germ said the cannery was not in
operation at the time. No estimate
of the loss was available.
Mr.. Kaylor said the house and
barn at Hanover was owned by
Joseph Smith, whose apple and
peach orchard, and As acres Of tim
Der, also were burned.
In addition to the II small fires
north Of Baltimore, Mr.. Kaylor re-
ported a 200-acre blaze at White,
hall, 100 acres afire at Merrittsville
and 30 at Edgewood. All were un.
der control, he added.
Troops from Fort George G..
Meade were called out to aid the
fire fighters.
Evening star., 1943-04-01
New Stand by Romme| Indicated
As Allied Forces Tighten Wise;
1st Army "a Miles From Bizerte
Patton Junction
With Montgomery
Troops Nearer
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
British and American troops
today squeezed tighter the wise
on Axis divisions in Central Tu-
nisia and there were indications
that Marshal Erwin Rommel
might be attempting a new stand
after four days of retreat from
the Mareth Line.
At the same time Allied headquar-
ters reported that the British 1st
Army in the north was making
good progress" in its new offensive
toward the Axis-held naval base at
Bizerte. It's vanguards were less
than "a miles away.
A bulletin said British 9th Army
troops had made contact with Axis
prepared positions" north of Oud-
ref, which lies II miles beyond
Gabes.
BY contrast, yesterdays Allied
communique said Gen. Sir Bernard
L. Montgomery's 9th Army veterans
were encountering only hastily con-
structed defenses' es'-apparently little
more than road blocks-in their
pursuit of the Axis chieftain.
Military sources at Allied head
quarters said the line was about IL
miles north of Oudref, f1anking the
coastal highway north to Sfax and
we'll above the Gabes bottleneck.
The communique said American
troops commanded by 1t. Gen.
George S. Patton, jr, continued
Evening star., 1943-04-01
Hopes
For Complete Tax
Legislation by Fall
Doubts Withholding Levy
Can Be Put in Effect
Before January !
By the Associated Press,

Secretary of the Treasury Nor
genthau said today he is hopeful
new and complete" tax legisla-
ton, embracing both additional
revenue and a withholding plan,
can be enacted by fall.
He expressed doubt, however, that
the withholding levy could be put
into operation before January l, as
a result of House action Tuesday in
sending back to the Ways and Means
Committee its bill providing such q
collection system.
Saying he was sorry the House had
taken that action, he added:
I'VE had hoped by July l to have a
20 per cent withholding program in
operation which would have been a
most helpful instrument in curbing
imitation"
Nevertheless, he told his press con-
ference, he was pleased that the
House rejected the so-called Ruml
skip-a-year plan embraced in the
Carlson bill, which also called for a
withholding levy.
COP Demands Action.
Mr.. Morgenthau added he dis
cussed the tax situation this morn
ing with Chairman Doughton of
the House Ways and Means Com
mittee and that I'VE see eye to eye
Nine Republican members of the
committee, meanwhile, demanded
immediate reconsideration of pay
as-you-go legislation, voicing con-
f1dence in a statement that the
Ruml plan ultimately would pre-
vail.
The Republicans met in the Office
of Representative Knutson, Repub-
lican, of Minnesota.
The majority of Democratic men,
bers Of the Ways and Means Com
mittee showed no enthusiasm for
immediate reconsideration of pay
as-you-go, Chairman Doughton say
ing Il think we ought to let the
issue cool of a little"
Speaker Rayburn indicated the
committee might turn first to con-
sideration of other pressing legis-
lation, including extension of recip-
rocal trade pacts.
Ruml Defeat Pleased President.
Speaker Rayburn. who took part
in a conference of legislative lead
ers at the White House yesterday
said President Roosevelt seemed
happy over the defeat of the Ruml
plan.
Mr.. Knutson said he believed his
Republican colleagues would COM
promise on a proposal by Repre-
sentatives Robertson, Democrat. OF
Virginia, and Foran, Democrat, OF
Rhode Island, to abate the 6 per
(See TAXES, Page A-20)
Evening star., 1943-04-01

their attacks on the enemy and
made progress" in their drive toward
the sea from Ell Guetar.
40 Miles From Junction.
The Americans in this sector were
reported less than 40 miles from a
junction with the 9th Army.
Our armor was engaged but
their advance was hindered by mine
fields" the war bulletin said, refer
ring to the Ell Guetar thrust.
The German high command said
Axis troops we're engaged again in
heavy defense struggles but as
serted that superior British and
North American formations vainly
tried to cut off parts of German and
italian troops by outfanking move
ments."
The Morocco radio said Axis rear
guards in the Ell Guetar sector were
withdrawing in an attempt to reach
the main forces and avoid entrap-
ment.
Our forces in Northern Tunisia
have now advanced beyond Sedje-
name and are making good progress
Much enemy material was captured,
the Allied communique said.
Advance Beyond Sedjenane.
Front dispatches late yesterday
said French Moroccans, operating
with the British 1st Army, had ad-
vanced 6 miles beyond Sedjenane
thus approaching within "a miles OF
Bizerte.
italian headquarters said the bat
tie was developing with particular
fierceness in the northern and cen
tral sectors" and acknowledged that
Rommel had retreated from Gabes
and Ell HANNA Ito shorten Axis
lines"
The Rome radio said in broad
cast recorded in London that the
battle Of Tunisia was approaching
a climax. The announcer said il
Evening star., 1943-04-01
j. 5. Bombers Attack
Kiska, Attu and Munda
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
American bombers and fighters
raided japanese positions on Kiska
Island in the Aleutians twice Tues
day and attacked Attu Island once,
the Navy reported today. One
bomber was lost to anti-aircraft fire.
The Navy also announced dive
bombers, escorted by fighters, at
tackled Japanese installations at
Munda, on. New Georgia Island In
the Southwest Pacific. Hits were
scored and fires started" the COM
munique said. adding that all planes
returned safely.
The raid on Munda meant that
the japanese air base on New Geor-
gia Island, 180 nautical miles from
Americas Guadalcanal airfleld, has
been hit more than 100 times in the
last four months.
Evening star., 1943-04-01
Draft May Take Men
In Essential Industry
But Not in Key Jobs
Plan Is Considered
To Speed Up Completion
Of Logging Quotas

In the search for more men to fill
draft calls, selective service may
abandon the classification deferring
men with dependents who are in
essential work but are not key men,
1t was reported today.
While no decisions have been
reached, several plans are underway
to readjust classifications so that
only fathers and necessary men in
war jobs or war supporting activities
will be deferred along with those
deferred by law and for physical
handicaps.
Under consideration are plans to
establish separate classification for
so-called hardship" cases where
relatives are dependent for actual
support on draft eligibles.
Selective service can either wait
until married men without children
are reclassif1ed in the orderly course
OF events, or order a blanket re-
classification to IA for all of them
both in ga and 3-B-who are not
necessary men.
Under q possible reclassifcation
plan. married men now in ga would
go into IA pending their physical
examination; married men now in
3-B would go into IA unless they
were actually necessary men and
the necessary men would go into
IA or 2-B.
Those in &c, men with depend
ents engaged in agriculture, would
either remain there or go into &c,
which has been the classification
for farmers not deferred because of
dependents.
This re-classification would have
come about naturally as draft boards
reached the various dependency
classes, but the order now under
consideration might speed up the
process and would have the effect
of banishing special deferment priv
ileges for those in 3-B who are en-
gagged in essential work, but are not
necessary to the operations.
Decision on "a speed-up probably
will not be made until after the con-
ference of State directors of selective
service here next week. National
officers will get the reaction of the
State executives to the various meth
DDS Of Redistribution now under
consideration before reaching q
final decision, it was indicated.
Although some high draft Of
ficials previously had indicated that
the supply of manpower was such
that fathers would not have to be
called for some months, it was said
that the immediate need for men
would make some new instructions
necessary within the next three
weeks.
Evening star., 1943-04-01
Meat Supply Exceeds Demand
As Buyers Here Save Coupons
Dealers Consider Point SoIes' to Spur
Purchases and Prevent Spoiluoe

Meat buying In the District is
picking up gradually again, it
was reported today, but not fast
enough to absorb all the beef,
pork and veal now available
here.
Retail dealers said they are able
to get all the meat they can dispose
Of, but most of them are buying
cautiously until they get a clearer
idea OF what the demand will be for
various cuts under rationing limita-
tions. Some expressed fear that
meat on hand was in danger of
spelling unless the demand in
creased. but they pointed out that
stocks could be preserved with only
slight loss for another week or 10
days under proper refrigeration.
II 1t becomes apparent next week,
Evening star., 1943-04-01
Ex-Secretory at Capitol Tells
|Of $24,345 Fee for Contracts

Democrat, Of California acknowl-
edged that q part Of a $7.480 item
for entertainment in 1912 had gone
Tor business gratuities," for such
Things as smoked turkeys for pur-
chasing agents and their families at
Christmas time"
But he emphasized that those
Christmas gifts. which he said cost
him from $500 to $500, had gone
only to commercial purchasing
agents-not to Government en-
ployes.
Tho Navy oflcer told the COM
mittee that his principal client was
the Monroe Auto Equipment Co,
Monroe. Mich, now engaged In var
Gee BROKKR. Page A-20.5
Evening star., 1943-04-01
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Shiny y-nosed women and shaggy
haired men?
Well, Joseph Byrne, secretary Of
the Beauty and Barber Supply In
stitute, told the Senate Banking
Committee today that's what the
country may come to II beauty and
barber shops cannot get the supplies
they need.
Testifying in support Of q bill to
establish an of11ce Of civilian supply
separate from the War Production
Board, Mr.. Byrne said:
1T will not benefit the home front
to reduce the attractiveness of the
American woman. It may dull the
enthusiasm Of the soldier home on
leave.
And I need not tell you what
terrible sight the male population
would be In the course Of 30 days
II they didn't have the services Of .
barber"
Already, Mr.. Byrne said. inability