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Evening star., 1943-03-30
Plan for Bus Line
On Loughboro Road
Is Killed by 0DT
Eastman Acts After
PUG Decision to Stand
On Original Order

On the ground that the new bus
service was not justified and that
it indicated a tendency which might
have serious" reactions, the United
States ONCE of Defense Transpor-
tation last night banned the sched-
uled new bus route between Tenley
Circle and Macarthur boulevard, via
Loughboro road.
The question had been in dis
pute for some time between the
ODT and the District Public Utili-
ties Commission. The PUG had Or
dered the new service, effective
January 81, as compensation for
shortening of the Foxhall Village
bus run, but had delayed its in
stallation for so days because of
ODT objections.
One of the reasons for the new
line was service to war workers
at the War Plans Division at Dale
carlia.
PUG Holds to Decision.
About two weeks ago. however.
the PUG wrote to ODT Director
Joseph B. Eastman saying many
inquiries had been received, that it
had found no. reason to change its
decision and that unless the ODT
acted, the line would be established
as previously ordered. There was
no reaction to this until the ODT
ban was announced last night.
In issuing his order, Mr.. Eastman
said extension of bus routes and
inauguration of new routes should be
made only to places of defense en-
ployment and military and naval
establishments or to meet situa-
tions where failure to provide such
additional service will give a def
nitely unfavorable effect on the war
effort"
He added: "The supply of buses
and street railway cars throughout
the country is so limited and the
demands SO vastly increased
that its use must be conserved in
every possible and reasonable way.
ssA
Clearly Not Justified"
~ AGO OCCA 'tAAC OCollC Va LIlC
ODT from the beginning to work in
close cooperation with the local
regulatory authorities throughout
the Nation and not to interfere with
nor override their action except
where the necessity is clear. It has
in general had excellent co-opera-
ton in this respect from the Public
Utilities Commission of the District.
I'm this instance, however, we
are convinced. after thorough in
yestigation, that the local commits
sion has ordered an extension of bus
service which clearly is not justified
under present conditions and that
this may portend a tendency which,
unless checked, may react seriously
upon wartime transportation in this
community. where the problems are
exceedingly difncult because of the
tremendous influx Of war workers.
"1t will continue to be our policy
to work In cooperation with the
local commission and to interfere
with it, activities as little as possible.
We hope and expect that no need for
changing this policy viii arise"
Evening star., 1943-03-30
Virginia Plont Wins e

RICHMOND, March 80. = The
Army Navy 'E" award for outsand-
ing performance IN industrial war
work has been awarded to the Amer
ican Silk Mills Of Orange. the Once
OF War information said yesterday.
1t was one Of Is industrial estab-
hshments to whom the award was
made yesterday. The plant viii be
entitled to ny the "E" pennant and
employees viii receive #" pins.
Evening star., 1943-03-30
Legislators ,
Quizzed on Extent
Of Teacher Aid
Dorden to Ask Assembly
If Special Session Is :.
Needed to Raise Funds
By the Associated Press,


RICHMOND, March 3o.-Mem-
bers of the General Assembly will
be given an opportunity Individually
to pass on the extent of State aid
for higher teacher pay and to say
whether a special session is neces-
sary. y
Gov. Darden said yesterday he
would write to the legislators to
outline his plans and that if they
then decide that the amount OF
money is not sufficient they can give
consideration to calling an extra
session.
The Governor made his an
nouncement after comforting with
Dabney S. Lancaster, State super
intendent of public instruction; DR..
Walter S. Newman, assistant super
intendent of public instruction; j.
H. Bradford, State budget director,
and C. H. Morrissett, State tax COM
missioner.
Response Awaited.
The letters will be mailed within
the next few days, the Governor
said, and the response on the part
of the legislators will be awaited
before the money is made available.
Gov. Darden has stated he was
not in favor of calling special
session.
The Board of Directors of the Vir-
ginia Education Association urged
the Governor Saturday to make
available for the 1943-44 school year
"as large an increase in State ap-
preparations as is possible under his
emergency powers" until the next
session of the General Assembly can
consider the problem.
Another recent request came from
group of IL Southside counties.
A delegation asked minimum OF
20 per cent" increase in State funds
for instruction in 1884,.
S232,0O0 Released.
Earlier this year the Governor
released $232 900, to be matched by
local funds, for raise in teacher
pay. This release, in effect, antici-
pated a raise to $720 per teacher unit
provided for by the Legislature.
It was learned yesterday that a
decrease of $4,000. 900 was estimated
in ABC revenues for the present
year, compared to the last fiscal
year. The amount last year was
approximately $ll 400, 900, and the
estimate for this year placed the
figure at $8,400,000.
The ABC money is not earmarked
for schools, but its existence has
allowed the General Assembly to
increase its contributions to teacher
salaries from $500 to the $720 level
per teacher unit. Rationing Of
liquor and repeal OF the 10 per cent
liquor sales tax both have contrib
uted to q lowering of ABC revenues.
Evening star., 1943-03-30
TripIet Heifers Born
On MARYLAND Form
BY the Associated Press,

FfSSOCIdItU
CLARKSVILLE, Md, March 3d.
The birth of triplet calves is
noteworthy event in any farm COM
munity at any time, so, what with
the war and milk and butter short
ages and ALL John NJ Dasker is dou-
bly, proud of Guernsey COW of his.
The COW gave birth to triplet
heifers, even more unusual than
triplet calves, on March IT, Mr..
Dasker, owner Of farm operated
by Donald L. Simpson, said the
heifers weighed As, 48 and 40 pounds
at birth. All three are growing well.
Although twin calf births are not
uncommon, triplets are extremely
rare
Evening star., 1943-03-30
III Production Divisions

For production purposes Great
Britain Is now divided into II
regions, with IS ofllces which can
tell at once the state Of production
In any one Of the Thousands Of
workers In the areas,
Evening star., 1943-03-30
1olk on Lip-Reudinu

Mrs. Lorraine Amos, np-reading
instructor. will speak at meeting
Of the Parent Teacher Association
Of st. Michael"s Catholic School,
Silver Spring, at 8 o'clock tonight In
ths Academy Of the Holy Names.
Evening star., 1943-03-30
Colombia Seeks Fibers

A search for new vegetable dbers
to supplant those formerly obtained
In the Far East is being made in
Colombia and neighboring countries.
Evening star., 1943-03-30

Here is Polly the Terrible.
alias "The Murderess," one Of
the evergrowing family OF
parakeets at the home of MIR.
and Mrs. F. P. Wilcox. $500
Meadow lane, Chevy Chase,
Md. Polly, who has sent two
parakeets to wherever they 60
when they die. is locked in her
own cage.
Evening star., 1943-03-30

Detailed rationing Information
iDin be Jound on Page Az OF The
Sunday Star each peek.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-12
Houses for Sale
fWest Of Wooduord)
DEARBORN HIGHLANDS

roaUs So Eas heat. natural fretlare.
tile hath and kitchen lavs'ory Nrst floor
wears Ci3 Owner leaving city. O. Il
Leri''idr~. Dearborn 1876
DEARBORN Township. near Veterans
Hosptsl--snaII home and garage. large
Tot - 500. terms. Call Ross. 2252q
PARK street
1T RON IT 6SOu-GRACE PARK
". .-coTse Pelham guaGs s-ru frame.
gar. s'oFer iSwrs renee storm sash.
screens 50 500 s. 500 On At 1910.
MENDOZA. 1895 Brick. = st'ic painted
walls. pessessI5n. 30 days SIS 900 terms
Gus;Hfson, Reator. 1900 Schooicraff
MONICA rms b. a. heat stores.
schools bus. Us. i-125l.
OHIO rooms. brick Oh vacuum s'eam
heat; near 7-Mile. ca. 1900 TT 2-s4To.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-12
Income Bungalows for Sale
HERE'S REAL BUYS

YOU CAN'T MISS
Manor -Sch0olcraft-- brick. So. nice condi.
ion gear gar. SIS 900 terms
Wark- ENTHUSIASTICALLY. 6-4-3: FUR
rishedj steam heat, sioker, Scar gar. (;
excellent Condition lower available. 2
upper rents 600 mo HO $3.50
KILROY REALTY, 1850 GRAND RIVER
HOMER ELsMERE Modern So stoksr
furnace garage: 81 $50 terms
ETSEA REALTY A. INVESTMENT CO
s2l7 FORT W VI i1400
RUSSELL. SEVEN MILE section So in
come stnker heat. lower vacant. paved
street price s. $50 terms $50 month
Including taxes Sargent A Co. $40 East
state Fair TW. 1-55ll.
SEMINOLE Warren-Mod So: sim. nj (;
sac s. zoo. VI 500 On. Pettne pL. 1880
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-12
Hotels
RARLTM HOTEL
T furnished Rooms for Rent

ALExANDRISE- NEST e Sleeping
rooms. single or double elevator. Apart
ren' 10. 5th moor. after s Temple l-oo67,
DRAGON. 1852 Room FOR gentleman
quiet home. good transportation. Vine
wood 1880.
ROOM suitable fr- one ar two. with kitchen
privileges twhitel Townsend $1,000.
FENKELL-LiVERNOIS block Lovely reW
bed SITTING room front separate en-
trance American home. BRICK garage.
University i-o72i
MYERS Ferksl Room f.r rent showers
ters~ reasonable gentleman ! 5Qst Mouta
VISA
WAsHBrRN I225I-L Lady employed can
have small SIDE room near Crane River.
WOODWARD. General Motors - Private
-hAt akin heds or girls. kitchen
privileges optional Madis7n 0al3
COLORED Brush Palsdclphiat nicely
.trrierc6 room r00u.urr1 gentlemen
r-'ter-ed. good transportation. Trinity
COiDRFp f. ElderN man vans room In
north erd section Car Trinity i-0i6s
COLORET'-2 refined gcrticncr q1st
home car lines T}ie- f-i7ss.
COLOrED- Masturv Grand q1e' home.
good transportation, single gentleman.
T b., r-57i2
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-12

acres. 6-rm. house; some
outbuildines 4 miles from bomber plant:
2os-toOt frontage on Van Born Rd.. IS. 00Os
- .0On IN. $40 no. CAL DE. 1862.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-12
Houses for Sale
East of Woodward

CUTLER. glc2 near McC1sllsn--5 rooms,
par basement. very good condition.
Only s. go cash. Pingree 42s3
DIVER, 1s025--5 rooms and bath. gasage
s. GOO $3.50 down. Also 3-rcom house,
water. gas. electricity, n Center Line.
Mich. with lots 35Nl37 - $50. $50
-A1wn--S4l per month vacant soon. Plenty
OF others.
Irwin KIGHT a HINES INC.
22ll5 VAN DYKE 81. 5l3O
ST CLAIR sHORES-Two bedrooms. bath
lge lot, bargain. ca. 1900 TO 2-647s.
TEPPERT. 1900 near east 7-Mle road
from bungalow, , Down, up, excel
lent condition, insulated gss heat. storm
windows. screens, double garage s. 500,
cash 70 mortgage CARNEY, lO232 Chal-
mers. PinEree 1863
ST. JEAN -Mack--7-rm bung 81, 500. gas
furn., stove, retrig Of. 600.
3-BEDROON hone. modern y s. heat;
Al condition, wooded loi--city trans
po~aton Harper-s Mile Sec only - $50
S37 month. Inquire 20sll Harper. TU
4-ee2o
2BEuEOOM home large iut 7SN1i7,
Harper Nile section. city transporta-
rhr req buy ~ s. 200 so month.
Inquire 2Ue1l Hsrpef. Tuxedo 2.sq20
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-12
Real Estate Wanted

A BETTER CASH DEAL AT ONCE
Any East Side or Italian Community
@917 Gra'iot + q CHERRY RI 2257
a BETTER DEAts-A FAIR APPRAISAL
CASH waiting for any Kind ot property
East side only Dor appraisal Ii 0fii.
ALL CASH FOR WHITE OR COLORFD
properties Brokers invited. Schwartz
Cadillac 42l9
Az ALL CASH DEAL for Ur property.
Real action. For appraisal. We 7-ss7o
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-12
f Farms and Lands for Sale

FOR SALE-120-acre farm acres wood
lana and acres sugar grove; small orch-
ard good springs. fair buildings; good
windmill and water, priced reasonable for
quick sale. Inquire George Ansteth,
Kingsley Michigan Route .
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-12
Vacant Lots for Sale

BEST location, Lincoln PIX large lots: city
improvements; only s2s5. VI. 1887.
BUY state owned properties See your
real estate broker.
s0x275-Sewer, water gas. Walks, school /;
S675. near 13-Mile and Woodward. JUDI
son Bradway CO.. RA. 970O.
COLORED GNKSTER All improvements.
extraordinary bargains. iarge lots
schools, eNceNenuy located. University
SOgI
COLORED-BU LOTS NOW-INKsTER
Extraordinary opportunity. exceptional
values city imrru. emeDts. Tyler 1880.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-12
WON EN-
TRA!NEES FOR
FACTORY WORK
Good Pay While in Training
AGES rs 10 40
Republic Aircraft
Products 0ivkjon
The Aviation Corp.
59l4 Federal

~ANTEn-Workng noufekee1er Besutiful
country location an modern convent
sntes Tao .r faWHy Very little cooking
~ washing nr ironing Permanent position
pr- month and maintenance. 80 Increase
Address Box $50 A-13I Detroit Times
REAp Times Want Ads i5r proGt-us,
them for reruIfe'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-12
Little Farms for Sale

A BEAUTIFUL square s acres part woods
with stream fruit trees new Groom
home and An old home well; near Flat
Rock; 50 400, So 200 down. Crossman,
no 64f4
BARGAIN-3a. acres. s-rm house; some
outouildines miles from bomber plant:
20s.toot frontage on Van Born Rd.. 81, 000s
81 600 On. $40 mo. Call DE, 1852.
CAPE COD sTYLE-New 5-room Sfit.
story home, completely modern large
Atuc. suitable for 2 additional bedrooms \
large garden pleti 81 As cash moves yaii-fn.
GROSSMAN cor Van Born and WaynO
Roads Phone Wayne e20
CHOICE small farm S345: n miles from
Detroit City Hall CA. 1900 IT,. 2647o.
GROW YOUR oWN-Buy a little farm
On. Tromley. FL. 1857. 200 ~ Main, r. o.
SCHOOLCRAFT RID. al Merriman Rd.-3
acyPs on pavement with city water; only
$500 down. Newman Cherry 1850.
Ia ACRES Pennsylvania road n mile
east Of Allen road $3.50. terms
~ ACRES Nearly square. Han road
near West road 81 200. terms.
cRosSMAN- 64s4
= ACRE sAroen piots-Hix and Ford rds.
small On. s. ~ Lowry. oregon 5000.
5-RooM. bath. p acre near John r..
$3.50 $500 down. Royal Oak 2sti.
COLORED LITTLE CHICKEN FAEMsf
Bargains See Jones, 4ilS Beaubiens
Columbia 1910
READ Times Want kds for pront--uso
them for results
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-12
Victory Garden Plots

ACRES acres; large lots, close In.
FRANK : KRoNECK. 23440 VAN DYKE
r. DETROIT-50xll5; paved 81, IL b.
Of Gratiot S2e5, Owner Rosevllle 1865
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-12
Female Help Wanted
WOMEN

- doesn't matter 10 you have never
a0 scd neforsI We have an opening
f0r three aggressive women aged an
20 1n o. 30 tnves'iEstirg and ApprAls-
frr Must own car pir9ssrt arr
1ss. mating work Gofd sfartirg salary
and car Allowance With lnrreass SO
rsfted Apply a. room 15a Capitol
Pork Building state A. GrisWo.d.
Cnrrry $40.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-12
Housekeeping Rooms

COZY room hne transportation. good loca-
ton Trinity : 977i
FARNsWORTH 1911 CGt EjHattI ..
clean rooms seC1i-Da'h, for gentlemen
near PsCkat'!
LEMAY. 1892 tetweer Harper ssoefnake'
g. Furnished front bedroom ard kitchen
adults
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-12
WOMEN

For cleaning and hopping in our
East Side, West Side and Down
town Stores. Apply in store
nearest your home or at 100
Oakman Blvd. at Hamilton, Sis
a. m. 10 , p. M, except Sunday.
FRED SANDERS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-12
Flats for Sale
$3.50 EAST WILLIS

Illness compels 20 sell l4.room double
bQuse arranged Tor three families, steam
garages 81 o00 Home Farm Corp, 40s
T. Grand Blvd.
COLORED-st. Joseph. 2sU7-2s0s SIS;
would rent for S65 monthly. Only So 500.
3 disappointment. Pineree 1883
COLORED-- Vacant Hancock 3335 t23rd
12room fat stone. $3.50 down. owner,
TY. 7-s057
COLORED-C ardOui. 2-famiy 2 furnaces
bargain terms 1850 sherman. Fl.
0lf0
COLORED- Brick 4-nat furnaces ; rms.
each. 81 500 dn Mcqueen To 1854.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-12

MATTRESSES wanted experienced whits.
Telephone N0rfhlsWE e2i3 or apply 12s47
Dexter
WILL GIVE HOME Elderly lady help
care small baoy Murray esn3
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-12
JOHN Z. IS MILE
Property
For Sale or Lease

BUILDING for rent or sale 2sol Hum.
Frank r. Viviano, 1896 18th street.
Lafayette 1898.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-12
Business Opportunities
A Wonderful Opportunity

A Wonderful Opportunity
last SIDE Combination 5c-i0c store ana
confectionery Al sp1t Business worked
up % = PEAK MONEY orders Utility bills
handed ffll itne patent medicines Must
have cash Sr'I r4f. Rhr ar through In
ventory. Pr appointment Ivanhoe ISIS.
between a. ~ % 3 m, or Townsend
s-26ls
BAR DINING room Class e. 1888 reason
able oWner sacrhc.ns account health.
1908 Past warren Niasara sft5
BEAUTY SHOP large nSdernN fully
eqaippcf casn PiFna 93i3.
GOOD opportunity for person wanting 20
bay used auforna1fiss ard parts business
owner SICK unable % rla o.. must ss1
~ once, make oFer FcrraAs City Auto
Pals l1in H!.tlc. Road Fsrrfals AteAS-
san tTthprt $685. lriyerSiiN 1887.
HOTEL rooms uirzsrs0n A. Jefferson:
income over t51S month Drick Du.ldiaK.
hot and cold water r. each room. sfosef
steam heat so 001 Including furnituIs.
IS 900 down. Stevenson. l0ls Algonquin.
II 1888.
HOTEI.-33 r0Cms al tut. ,acrlfieins.
sol East Jsrersun, "a .. N.
pool ROOM Long eftaaishso ass-.s-
change fDrrqd '1 se4 Fiizroy 7ti7.
TAILOR SHOP Essbisnst - years. fsn.
~ illness la7tt Hsfr~r pistA ss4s-
.rRr Cks r1r'-sr's esraf. cgrnrAsy Nv
ys's isa1 "fo Hsrrsh 7F.sr s>zz.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-12
Land Contracts

ALL land contracts hoIght. m'ga r1ads.
NcHush iilO Ford Bdg Cadillac 0349.
ANY desirable land contract purchased.
MELVIN r LANPHAR & COMPANY
stb4-ElQur- LalRXet,e- BldE- Cadillac $40.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-12
Wanted TO Rent Apartments
Wanted to Rent Rooms

4 -RnOA apas,racnt furnished. uItlrl-zhet-
Highland PARK or west. Madison 73ts
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-12
Real Estate Wanted
UNIVERSITY 3-77OO

READY CASH or TERMS for HOUSES,
Z FLATS, any section; colored; CLIENTS
WALTINI. RaELyn. Fltzroy 1920
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-12
Money &c Loan
On Real Estate

AT ~ - Insurance Co funds for good
morigsge loans. land contracts bou ght.
I'd Heukel Co. Hammond Blfg. CA. 1855.
Evening star., 1943-04-19
Weekly Meat Rationing
To Continue THROUGH Nav

The present system of rationing
meats, butter, canned fish, cheese
and fats and oils on a weekly basis
will be continued at least through
May, the OPA announced today.
The weekly system was used this
month, it was said, to prevent con-
sumers from concentrating their
purchases early in the month when
merchants had not had enough time
to build up adequate inventories.
The OPA had hoped to abandon
this method and place rationing of
meats and allied products on
monthly basis in the same way that
canned goods are now rationed
Some sections of the country,
however, it was indicated, have not
yet been able to get enough meat
on hand to warrant institution of
the monthly system next month.
Coupons A. B, c and D are now
valid and will remain good through
April 30. Coupon E will become
valid next Sunday. The expiration
date of stamp E has not yet been
announced, but it Is believed likely
that it will remain valid until
some time in May, If not through
the end of that month,
Evening star., 1943-04-19
WPB Order Restricts
Blanket Size, Color

The length and color of wool, cot
ton and rayon blankets were re-
stricted by the War Production
Board today as a means of increas-
ing overall blanket production.
Blankets may not exceed "a inches
in length, except for white cotton
sheet blankets, whose maximum
length is 95 inches, the WPB said,
adding that "a inches is suitable for
"all normal requirements"
No line of blankets can be made in
more than four colors, plus white.
Previously up to Is colors have been
used In single blanket line.
Jacquard, or multi-designed, types
are restricted to color combinations
requiring not more than four colors
plus white.
The order also assigned an Az
priority rating to blanket manufac-
turers for purchase Of rayon and
cotton yarn, thread. binding and
the like. However, wool fiber Is not
covered by the rating.
Evening star., 1943-04-19
EmpIoye Indicted in Theft
Of 1900 Pairs Of Hosiery

Theft of 1900 pairs of stockings
some of them described as silk and
nylon, was charged against Pervis
Cogdell, %, colored, 1900 block OF
S street NV, in one of 81 indict-
ments returned today by the Dis
trict grand jury.
The Indictment charges grand
larceny. The stockings were said
to have been stolen from the May
fair department store, 3100 block
of Fourteenth street NV, where
Cogden was employed The de-
fendant was said to have hidden
them in trash which he removed
from the store.
In a second indictment, James F.
Tisdall, 40, colored, 100 block OF
v street NV, was charged with
receiving stolen property in con-
nection with allegedly receiving 81
pairs of stockings, which police re-
ported were recovered.
Evening star., 1943-04-19
|5hipbui|ding 9 Workers
Fail in Effort 10
Contribute Days Toll
10000 Free Man Hours
Lost in New England
Yard Union Head Says
BY the Associated Press

By the Associated Press.
SOUTH PORTLAND, Me-, April
19.-Some New England Shipbuild-
ing Corporation employees, who were
given day off when the Liberty
Ship contractor went on a six-day
work week, yesterday reported for
duty as usual, but were not admitted
to the yard.
Spokesman for the CIO, bargain
ing agent for the employees, said the
men were seeking to contribute a
days work to the war effort in a
protest against the managements S
shift from seven day week.
Lee Hart, management represent
atlve, said the company had not
been notified officially of the
workers intention of donating
their time
Timothy c. Cream, union executive
secretary. asserted that. over three
shifts, 5000 men had appeared at
the gates, req dv TO give a days work
"AeAAoto iClliOllCi dlIOll, DuG IldQ UeSIl
denied admittance.
Management spokesmen said. how
ever, that only 1,720 employees not
assigned to work had appeared and
that less than 100 of them had been
admitted.
Cream charged that the COM
pany's action resulted in loss of
100000 free man-hours of work,
which would have been the equiv
alent of $l65 900 worth of War bonds.
Workers milled about the gates
during the shift changes, but there
were no demonstrations other than
few shouts of I'VE want to work"
The company order provided ts,at
about one-third of the employees
would work each Sunday, each
worker being off two Sundays out of
three. The plant has been on a
seven-day work week, with time and
half for the sixth day and double
time for the seventh. The new ar
rangement eliminated the double
time and day for each worker except
for one Sunday every three weeks.
Evening star., 1943-04-19
Judge J. n. UIman
OF Baltimore Dies
Was Nationally Known
For Work in PenoIooy
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press
BALTIMORE. April 10. Judge
Joseph N. Ulman of the Supreme
Bench of Baltimore, a jurist and
penologist of national reputation and
former president Of the Prison In
dustries Reorganization Board, died
yesterday at his home after heart
attack.
Judge Ulman also was a member
of the American Law Institute, a
former member of the Alumni Coun-
Gil of the Johns Hopkins University
and leader in Jewish activities. He
was member of the University Of
Maryland law school faculty from
1908 to 1928.
He was born in Baltimore in 1873
and was graduated from Johns
Hopkins in 1898. Later he received
his master of arts and law degree
from Columbia University.
He was appointed to the city's
Supreme Bench in 1924 by the late
Gov. Ritchie.
President Roosevelt appointed the
jurist head of committee to make
study of prison labor in 1884, and
the following year named him presi-
dent of the Prison Industries Re
organization Board He also was a
member of the board of the Chelten-
ham School for Boys.
He was author of a book, "A Judge
Takes the Stand"
Funeral services will be held at
his home today, with members Of
the Baltimore Supreme Bench act
ing as honorary pallbearers.
He is survived by his widow, two
children and two grandchildren.