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Evening star., 1943-09-12

a new male star to be found As the
Les Tremayne replacement
Julie Stevens and Dick Coogan will
be escorted to their Abie's Irish
Rose broadcast by two NBC studio
cops tonight, but not because they're
under arrest . The pair will have
exactly one minute to get from
Ellery Queen, where they will guest,
to the Able studio, five stories up.
and it will take special elevator
and two cops to do it!
Alan Dale is the new Carmen
Cavallaro vocalist, replacing Larry
Douglas who goes into a musical
next month Sixty-three min
utes of continuous speech can be
recorded on II 500 feet of hair-like
steel wire on spool no larger than
the ordinary doughnut, in a new
type of wire sound recorder being
built Earl Father" Hines,
Negro pianist-maestro, is spending
more than $4,000 the first two weeks
in forming a new band with the
inclusion of eight women :nstru-
mentalists 8. When Charlie Barnet
and his band open at New York
City's Park Central Hotel September
"a, they get eight network wires a
week, four on CHS and four on
Mutual
The end of September will find
the Stage Door Canteen programs,
now heard Thursdays. moving to
Fridays Beginning today, Thom-
as l.. Thomas will begin a one-year
contract as soloist for the Manhat-
tan Merry Go-Round program, fill
ing the spot held so long by Conrad
Thibault Fred Brady. comedy
star of the Thursday night Fred
Brady Show. has been assigned to
the male lead in the Judy Garland
musical, Meet Me In st. Louis"
which goes into production in about
two weeks D.. Spike Jones returns
to his drummers post with Billy
Mills orchestra when the Fibber
MCGEE and Molly program returns
to the air this month -. MGMoguls
are definitely interested in Lon
Clarke. heard in Bright Horizon, and
who also does a swell sleuthing Job
as Nick Carter
INSIDE THE AIRSIDE A
revised pattern on amateurs for
radio is Stars for a Night, due on
the Blue soon Regular film
stars will have the leads but sup
porting players will be simon pures
selected in contests held by theaters
:. AS predicted here early this
summer, Al Jolson won't be back
for his soap sponsor in the fall :.
Judy Canova, who filled in for the
summer, will continue as regular
star A new sponsored series.
headed by Orson Welles, is slated
to replace Calling America, now
heard Sundays Frank Parker
will be featured singer Jimmy
Fidler didn't get far trying to broad
cast a censored item about a major
film studio, during his airshow re-
Gently . The item had been
ruled out and blue-penciled before
Jimmy took to his mike When
he tried to tell it, despite the ban,
he got IL seconds of dead air for
his pains.
(Released BY the Bell SYNDICATE
Evening star., 1943-09-12
IA. p. Newsman's
New Orchestra
Is Introduced
By C.. E. Bnfferfeid.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK.
-Four new songs. each an integral
part Of the musical story. last night
went on the air for the first time
when the new operetta. About the
Girl" music and liberetto by Kent
Cooper, executive director Of the AS
sociated Press, has its premiere in
special presentation by the Chi
cago Theater of the Air on the
MBS network at 8 o'clock Satur-
day night.
They are the title song, About
the Girl" as well as Song OF the
Alaska Highway" June Time and
Don't You Want My Heart" an
other Cooper composition previously
presented, Sunset and You," has
been woven into the theme.
The operetta has the Alaska
highway as its principal locale, tell
ing the love story of highway en-
gineer and a night club singer he
had heard on the radio from Chi
cago.
1t Is Cooper's first full musical
presentation, although within the
last two years or so several of his
popular tunes, including Dixie
Girl" have been heard on the net
works. Music has been his hobby
for years. however, and he writes
both words and music for his COM
positions. .-
For the operetta Marion Claire,
soprano, and Thomas l.. Thomas,
baritone, are the singing stars, with
the dramatic leads portrayed by
Laurette Fillbrandt and Marvin
Mueller. The orchestra will be con-
Quoted by Henry Weber and the
chorus by Robert trendler.
Evening star., 1943-09-12
Monday Roundup

WhAl-News and recorded music with Nor.
man Brokenshire, So; Breakfast Club, 9.i0;
Isabel Manning Hewson, io.to:t5; Breakfast
al Sardis, it.ti:30; Baby Institute, tt:45.t2
noon.
WC-News and recorded music with Bill
herson, 90; Everything Goes, 1915; serials,
1912 noon.
W0L-News, recorded and organ music with
AT Brown, 6:30.9;30: Home Forum, go.
fo;fs; This Is Our Enemy" ll:l5.it:45.
WINX-News and recorded music with Jerry
Strong, $3.50; Mrs. Nonhron, o:30.10;
Traffic Court, iO;3O-li; Symphony Hour, tto5.
Il noon.
WDc-News and recorded music with "hr.
and Mrs." So; Minute Men. o:o5.o:3O: Alice
Lane 10:35.1t; recorded music, 1i.l2 noon.
W0p-News and recorded music with Ar.
thur Godfrey, 5:45,9:45; Home Service Daily,
e:B.f0; serials. i0.ti; smiIin' Ed Mcconnell
f1.tf:t5; serials. tt.t5I7 noon
Evening star., 1943-09-12
He Gears Scripts
As Clients Vocal
Tone Demands
NEW YORK

NEW YORK.
When William Shakespeare long
hair sonnets meet up with jive talk
anything can happen! When
Bob Crosby and radios newest
comedy discovery. Les Tremayne,
team up on the formers program,
the Bard of Avon takes a powerful
beating. Tremayne, one of radios
| outstanding serious dramatic stars,
may be new to the snappy chatter
| and gagline department, but he's
getting "groovier" by the week.
Super hep" and smart cat" Bob
Is a past master at the jive talk.
AS former maestro of the sing ag-
gregation known for years as the
Bobcats, Bob acquired the scat Ian
guage way back when the swing
dings started sprouting drape shapes
and rect pleatS. He can twist the
most sentimental Shakespearean
quote into icky parlance But back
of his chatter and Tremayne's chat
ter as we'll as behind the chatter of
Bing Crosby is much unpublicized
but very important gentleman
Carroll Carroll.
Rhythms in Voice.
The man with the musical name
is not only a writer of remarkable
ability. At least half of his work
must be attributed to his manner
of interviewing talent. Carroll con-
tends that the human voice under
normal conditions moves in a rhyth-
mic pattern, measured like music.
1t is this rhythm which he attempts
to capture in his script. A Crosby
line is geared to the rhythm of
Crosbys voice; Tremayne line
to the rhythmic motion of Ire
mayne's voice, or Ken Carpenter
speech to the rhythmic motion of
the Carpenter voice, thus preventing
cacophonous stumbles.
A Great Chatter.
This gives his script the flow and
tempo, the Importance of which
Carroll believes should never be un-
derestimated. In interviewing a
guest, he is observing the motion of
the voice as we'll as the words that
are being spoken. Being an excel
lent conversationalist, Carroll chats
with radio artists or their guests
with great informality and they un-
consciously tell him the things
which make up entertaining and
interesting interviews. Carroll is
capable of great concentration
when he is working. It's doubtful
if an air raid on his Office could dis
tract him, unless a bomb hit his
typewriter. If it hit at the right mo-
ment he'd put it in the script.
(Released by the Bell Syndicate, Incl
Evening star., 1943-09-12

VOL. 7;30-Stars Secretary Morsenthau.
and Stripes in Britain: From North Afrita and
from England where bomber plane crew
tells Of raid on Germany.
WhAl, S:OO-Roy Porter; J. Norman Lodge,
correspondent recently returned from The Solo.
mons. is interviewed.
WRc, S;00-CharIie Mccarthy: Humphrey
Bogart in sowing match.
WhAL, S:i5-Thafs Good One: Premiere,
comedy show featuring Hope Emerson, Ward
Wilson and Art Elmer.
WMAl, 8:3O-Keepsakes; Dorothy Kristen
and Mack Farrell feature such as I'm Forever
Blowing Bubble" and will You Remember"
W10p, 9:00-listeners Digest; Jimmy Gag.
ney IS fighter pilot in tonight's dramafizaion
WRC, 9:OO-Se0etay Of State cordeI Hull:
Evening star., 1943-09-12

IhilouulilutI III dtI }
Of "Lohsngrin," three
excerpts from Die
heisfersinger,' laIo' S
overture TO lie Roi
d,N" and Bridges
The Sea" suite.
WRc, 3;00-Ra.
iioning Report. Fred.
eritk N. Vinson, di.
rector Of Economic
Sterilization, is guest
speaker.
VOL, 3:00-Nafs.
vs., Philadelphia Aih-
leiic.
WT0p, 4:30 -
0,uen That D,fr,,ha,
Evening star., 1943-09-12
FEATURES On The AIR To-Day

WkAl, i2i5-This Is Official: Questions
relating 10 tho threatening milk crisis.
WRC, 12:30-That They Might Live: Arlene
Francis and Helen Claire in Diary Of a
Doughgirl," Red Gross eIubmobiIe workers.
W10P, 12:30-Trans.AfIaniie Call: From
Kansas City, No., and from Fusion Station in
London.
WhAL, t:55-Redskins vs., Chicago Bears in
Baltimore Stadium.
WRc, 2:O0-Chieago University Round Table:
Russia's Foreign Policy" discussed by three
Of the faculty.
WI0p, 3:00-New York Philharmonic How.
ard Barlow conducts Wagner's "Siegfried dy,"
Evening star., 1943-09-12

Dorothy haynor, todays guest artist.
WMAl, 5:00-Where Do We Stand: Com.
nentaior Robert ST. John returns.
WRC, 5:OO-Symphony Of Air; Mendessohn's
Alfalfa Overture" third movement Of De.
bussys String Quartet (opus 10Y arranged for
string orchestra, Rathmsnoy's Concerto No. Z"
byron James, piano sooisD.
WOl, 6;00-hurder Clinic Irwin S. cobb's
"A Bird in the Hand"
W0p, 6:0O-Sver Theater: Vera Vague in
Lady With Ideas"
WkAl, E3O-0uiz Kids; Joel Kupperman
Evening star., 1943-09-12

REFRESHING GLIMPSE -
These are some OF the young
ladies 1Ohon1 you 1OiH hear,
but unfortunately not see,
during the coming broadcast
7ceek. On the top left, it is
Virginia Morley of the duo
pianist team, Morley and
Gearhart, heard on the WRC-
NBC "Pleasure Time" shoW.
Lima Romay, 1Dho sings on the
WMAL-Blue NetWork Sdtur-
day morning ShoW 1Dith XaUier
Cugat's band, smiles down
from the right, 1Dhile Susanna
Foster, scheduled for tomor-
roD nights radio Theater"
presentation OF "Phanton1 of
the OPERA" appears directly
to the left.
Evening star., 1943-09-12
Evening Stor Features

Star Flashes-latest news, WhAL at $50
am, daily. Analysis Of weeks news by Lothrop
Stoddard; Sundays al 1890 am.
Naional Radio Forum-Discussions Of cur.
rent affairs by public officials; WkAl, Wednes.
day at 1890 p.n,.
Evening star., 1943-09-12

WRc, if:05-Editon Speak: Representatives
Of Springfield, H.; Chicago and New York.
WRc, 1i:30-paeifie Story: Role and destiny
Of the islands Of the Pacific.
Evening star., 1943-09-12

OF the movies Is In
terviewed between
questions.
WT0P, 7:30--We
The People: Original
ing from the homt
Of Thomas jefferson
Monticello, Va, witt
d talk by Secretary o
the Treasury Henr,
horgenihau.
WRc, 7:30-Band
wagon: Joins iht
Canadian Bond Drive
Guy Lombdrdo broad
casting from a "a
madam fjfv
Evening star., 1943-09-12
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News Broodcosts Todc

WlM-news on The hour 10 Lam.
WMDc-News on the half hour 10 ii:35 pm
Evening star., 1943-09-12
&1m933Eg

II certain songs have lived in your MEM
ory through the years! If you havesaved
some bit of verse or quotation because it
reminds you of some great event in your
life or Of some loved one! Then, you will
want to listen tonight to "Keepsakes."
You'll hear the songs you've always
loved, beautifully sung by those singing
discoveries of 1943-Dorothy Kristen
and Mack Harrell-supported by large
chorus and orchestra.
Now, if you have Keepsake bit
Of verse, sentiment, few words that
you cherish as \ memory, share your
"keepsake" with others. Listen tonight
to "Keepsakes" for full details on how
your keepsake" may bring you not only
= memory relived, but also $500 from
the sponsors.
WMAL $50 TONIGHT
Evening star., 1943-09-12
INSTALLATION

H
just give us the sizes Of the
Storm Sash and Storm Doors
you need and we will gladly
give you an estimate on their
installation.
We are equipped to make spe-
cial size Storm, Sash and Doors
In our o1un shop.
Phone Orders Atlantic 1400
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Evening star., 1943-09-12

m o n e y o n
your entire
list Of Storm
Sash, as all
other stock
sizes are re-
duced pro-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-12
Father.
Girl. 4. Die
Inn Fire

Flames INT cnveloped = con.
Nertcd farmhouse dwelling today
resulted IN the death Of Leonard
Dawson and IN, daughter, Mar
iorie. I. a second daughter, Janet
q. was saved when the father
showed her under a bed
The fire broke out IN the home
1t 1850 JOY shortly after the
amlly had gone 10 bed about mid
night The mother, Mary, wa,
working
Witnesses told Shcriff's deputies
they saw The father dash from tho
house his clothes anamc, carrying
Marjorie under his arm. Then he
directed fremhn 10 Janets hldInc
rlaCe and they rescued her Just
before the upper half Of the home
collapsed
Marjorie died in the UniverSit,
Hospital. Ann Arbor, an hour later
The father died two hours later
Janet was not seriously burned
Origin Of the fire IS being irvcStI-
lated
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-12
Mother of Baby Born
Inn IRON Lung Dies

ANN ARBOR, April 12-Mrs.
Margaret Mclaughlin. y, Of Raw
Sonvllle whose youngest child was
born IN an IRON lung two years
ago. died of influenza while await
ing an oxygen tent Al ST Joseph
Mercy Hospital, her physician said
today.
Mrs. Mclaughlin was taken 70
University Hospital yesterday
where attendants agreed she did
not need iron lung treatment, her
husband Merle. said.
She was then taken 90 St
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-12
$4,000 RECLASsFIED
Roosevelt AssaiIs
Lifting Of Pay lid

WASHINGTON, April II 1NS)
President Roosevelt was on rec
ord today with a denunciation of
Congress for attaching the salary
de-limiting rider to the bill in
creasing the debt limit from S125,-
000,000,000 TO $4,000, 900, 900,
which he allowed TO become law
without his signature at midnight,
Saturday.
BY permitting the measure to
become law. Mr.. Roosevelt &C.
cepted the action of Congress re-
.scinding one of his executive de-
.crees which limited annual salaries
to ceiling of $4,000 after pay
ment of federal taxes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-12
Tri-Stdte Doctors
Meet al Ann ArbOr

The Northern Tri-State Nedica
Association composed Of physicians
n Indiana Michigan and Ohio vii
hold an all-day meeting tomorrow
at Ann Arbor
The entire program VIII be ClNcr
by members 81 the University a
Michigan mcdiCal school faculty
and Will be devoted 10 scientific
papers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-12

Joseph : where neither an oxygen
tent nor reSpirator was available
Immediately. he declared.
1t was in a University Hospital
iron lung that the Mclaughlin
child, Carol Jean was born while
the mother was fighting infantile
paralysis. The affliction left Mrs.
McLaughlln'S arms paralyzed.
Besides Carol Jean and the hus-
band. Willow Run worker, Mrs
Mclaughlin is survived by two
other children, Martin, 7, and
Janet. 4
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-12
~ Get Purple Hearts

BATTLE CREEK. April L
Forty-four men. all wounded IN
fighting IN the Pacific theaterS and
brought here Gently, were
awarded the Purple Heart by Brig
Gen. Norman r. Kirk at cere-
monies AT the army'S Percy Jones
General Hospital yesterday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-12
Alabama Tornado Kills 7

HACKLEBURG. Ala, April l.
tUP)-Sev persons we're re-
ported dead three children miss
ing and several persons injured
after a tornado that struck this
west Alabama town early today,
DESTROYING about 40 buildings.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-12
Woman, 81, Missing
Since Last Friday

Police today sought Mrs. Tlllie
Bobel. 81. Of l74l6 Goddard. who
disappeared from her home Friday
afternoon wearing only d house
dress. apron and slippers.
Mrs. Bobe Is : feet : inches
tall. weighs 2l3 pounds. has gray
hair and gray eyes. She was re-
ported missing by her husband,
Tp1p
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-12
Authority for Times
Warns Of Serious,
Long, Bloody War

largest and most powerful the
world has ever seen.
mo battleship has been sunk
by an aerial bomb in this war
b. except the Arizona. at Pearl
HarbOr, where one shot in a mill
lion dropped into her funnel and
touched of the magazine.
THE Prince OF Wales. the Re-
pulse and the Hood were sunk
by aerial torpedoes, and they
were not battleships. They were
heavy cruisers, where armOr
was sacrificed for speed.
I'VE never built ship like
that and don't intend to-"
CALLS ON HOME FRONT
Admiral Woodward called upor
the workers on the home front
men and women, 10 do their job
on the home front.
THE whole country's saliva
ton depends in the final analy-
sis on YOU" he said
The veteran naval man is a reg
ular contributor to The Detroi
Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-12
Nazis Seize Italian Fleet

LONDON. April y GNS) The
Germans have seized the Italian
feet 10 protect evacuation of-AXlS
forces from TuniSia. the Moscow
radio declared today. according 10
Reuters
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-12
OTHERS FACING QUIZ

Also scheduled for questioning
today were two union agents who
served. in edition on ration
boards. They are Isaac Litwak
4027 Richton. a member Of Board
S2-6 who holds a c card good for
1850 supplemental miles month.
and James Langley, 1905 Grand
mont. member of No S2-l0
Langley rates ! 500 miles oi
A-plus driving monthly
Charlotte NJ. Kenny. Van Dyke
was the woman summoned Her
{ card is good for so miles 4
month.
To reporter MUoy denied that
he was IN Port Huron ~ the time
of the dairy disputes or that hC
took advantage Of his supple
mental rationS Of SO.
HES NOT ASHAMED
I'm not ashamed "a he down
here" Mllloy added II use my
gasoline for legitimate purposes.
My driving varies from month 10
month. II have any coupons
left I turn them back"
Lltwsk. representative n thu
Laundry and Linen Drivers Local
2S5, said he had So plants under
his jurisdiction and required extra
gas 10 cover the beat He also
denied a Port Huron visit
a supplemental gasoline allow
ancc Of l.5O0 miles a month wa,
admitted by Frank l. Singer
editor Of three tcam,tcr punlica-
tons.
"In addition 60 my other
duties, I'm circulation manager"
Singer stated ~ need gas 10
deliver the papers"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-12
10000 Husbands
In State 10 Be
ReCIdssified

Michigan's selective service
headquarters in Lansing today orr
Idered immediate Reconsideration Of
an estimated 10000 childless hus-
bands who now have ga defer
Iments.
Under the new federal edlct
eliminating marriage as a draft
exemption, these men will be
made available for imminent in
duction unless they hold essential
occupations, Brig. Gen. Leroy
Pearson, state selective service
director, announced.
State draft rolls show 100000
registrants in ga who have wives
and children. They will be frozen
as civilians pending a further
Washington order authorizing in
duction of fathers.
NO DISTANT RELATIVES
Pearson estimated 10000 single
men had been deferred on the
basis of collateral dependents. The
new order will reclassify all this
group except those proving their
dependents are close relatives who
would suffer a hardship through
the registrant's induction.
mo distant relatives will
count" Pearson emphasized.
$4,000 RECLASSIFED
Approximately $4,000 Michigan
men. he said, will face Teclassifi-
cation as result Of the provision
eliminating the BIB grouping.
All state local boards, Pearson
STATED, have received copies of the
federal directive and will comply
with it at once.
A series of district meetings Of
state officials and board members
will be held this week to inter-
pref the order.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-12
WORLDS TOP NAVY

This navy. the admiral declared,
will be capable Of crushing any
navy or combined navies Of the
world
II will not only win the war,
but will he called upon 70 lead in
policing the seven seas after VIC
tory.
our new battleshipS are the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-12
Jsps Only Scratched
Admiral Woodward
informs Detroiters

A Ions, serious, bloody wal
against a powerful enemy who
knows all the tricks of fighting
still lies between the American
people and final victory.
This is the judgment Of Rear
Admiral Clark Howell Woodward
L. S. n. veteran of the Spanish,
American and first world wars
and one OF the nations leading au-
thorities on naval warfare, q
staunch defender of the battleship
Don't get optimistic about
the stories in the papers of our
victories In the SolOmOns and
New Guinea" Admiral Wood
ward cautioned at a banquet
given him by the, Industrial and
Commercial Engineers and the
Society Of Toll and Die Crafts
men at the Hotel Statler last
night.
ONLY on SURFACE
I'VE are only scratching the
surface. compared to the area
the japanese have taken"
But final victory is certain. anc
it will come as the result of win
ming control of the sea from the
enemy. the admiral said
He pictured a gigantic last strug
Gle in which the weight and fire.
power of opposing battleShip:
would decide the issue.
Contrary to anything YOU
might read, the battIeship, not
air power, although floating
craft must have air protection,
remains the decisive weapon"
Admiral Woodward. one of two
officers IN the navy who holds two
Distinguished Service Crosses anc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-12
PETAIN'S SIS PER CENT

Asparagus tips retained 65 per
cent, whole beans 81 per cent,
Ibects 90 per cent, tomatoes SO per
cent Of their vitamin B-1 after
canning
Drs. William NJ. Hoehn and
Herbert +. Ugnadc Of the George
"a. Breon research laboratories in
Kansas City have found new par
ent materials for powerful sex hor-
.moneS. HeXestrol and meso-heXe-
stroll are the new materials from
which the chemists expect-to make
more potent and less harmful sex
hormones than any now in use
Soon we may all be eating
"ironclad eggs that * eggs laid
by hens fed diet rich in iron.
DrS. Selma L Bandemer and ?.
=. Schaible OF the Michigan aGri-
cultural experimental station, East
Lansing. have discovered a way of
measuring how much iron eggs
contain. Fractions of iron in egg
white and egg yellow can be
separately measured.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-12

the Navy Cross for good measure
traced the history of L. S. nava
war:
I'VE entered seven major wars,
each time unprepared. We built
up, then cut down after the war.
BY disarmament we strapped 30
battleships, II of them the best
in the world, in 1921.
BY-PASSES CONGRESS
"PacifistS and iSOlatiOniStS
prevented uS from rebuilding.
In 1888 President Roosevelt had
TO bypass Congress with NRA
funds TO get navy started.
Not until the Axis was
formed after this war broke out
did we really get to work.
when our present cOnstruC-
ton is completed in l945 We
will have S57, 900, 900, 900 navy
mot merely a two ocean navy,
but a seven ocean navy"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-12
A TRANSFERS CITED

The 10 were among al team
sters cited 10 appear at OPA head
quarters As an outgroWth I of
charges that driving privileges
were abused by union agents in
efforts 10 organize Port Huron
diaries.
Two OF the At. James VI Gift
Jr and Morris Coleman, have been
named for gas as ration suspension
hearings April -
First 10 be called today before
GemriCh and Ethan {. Prewltt
enforcement attorncy va, David
Mlloy, business agent for Local
az.
Mllloy was accompanied 10 the
inquiry by George Fitzgerald union
counsel. Fitzgerald declared hc
merely wanted Ito get the hang
of the inveSti CATION and did not
intend TO STAY long
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-12
Opens Quiz
Of Unionists
On Gas Rations

Ten representatives Of the pow
erful AFL Transfers Union, in
GLIDING a woman, were on the car
pet in OPA offices today 10 explain
how they have been using supple
mental gas rationS that in some
instances top 1900 miles a month
The hearings were behind closed
doors.
These men have not yet been
accused of anything" said Ed
win G. Gemrich, chief gasoline
rationer, in accounting for the
secrecy. I'VE are merely con-
Quoting an investigation"