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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-03
zoo Jdps Killed
On BougdinviNe

ALLIED HQ.. S. w. Pacific,
Dec. 3 tUP)-U. S. Marine raid.
ers killed 200 japanese in daring
foray on Bougainville, in the
northern Solomons, a communique
disclosed today.
Using the Empress Augusta Bay
beachhead as a. springboard, a
picked force of 500 marines landed
three miles behind Japanese lines
Sunday. whipped twice their num-
Der of enemy troops and smashed
big military stores at the enemy's
Koiaris supply concentrations.
The 40-hour hit and run attack
cost the marines Is dead and II
wounded, Admiral Halseys south
Pacific headquarters said.
This raid may have been the
one which Tokyo radio several
days ago described as a new
landing on the northern Solo,
mons stronghold
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-03
Plotted Death
Of President
Continued from Page one)

Continued from Page One)
been much TO write about.
Washington il pretty dead
hole, despite the fact that il
controls the powers Of the
nation.
II carried my gun around
hoping for a potshot at Roose-
welt Sunday.
II waited i'm front of the
White House hoping that he
might decide TO go TO Commu-
Mon services I'm the Church OF
the Presidents. No soap.
THE other night 1 slipped
into a side street between the
old Army and Navy Building
and the White House and took
an army rife from a truck
parked there. II was too big
and heavy To carry back to my
room"
Best wrote that he had talked
TO one Michigan congressman anc
tNltNNANb W tOllAdNi a SClldlOls III
made obscure references to visit.
10 FBI headquarters and other
Offices.
Asst. Prosecutor Lodge got ir
touch with the secret service
bureau Immediately and a few
hours later Best was under ar.
rest.
Mrs. Best of 2940 Lothrop tolc
Lodge that her husband had beer
with headaches and in
Somnia since early 1912
HE blamed his condition on
rays which he said came out of
Washington and had the idea
that the President was respon-
sible," she related. up until
that time I had seen nothing in
his behavior that indicated men
tai arrangement"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-03
FBI GriIIS
30 Aboard


NEW YORK. Dec. 3 GNS)-
FBI agents resumed questioning
today of 30 repatriates who ar
rived on Wednesday aboard the
exchange liner GripSholm from
internment in Jap prison camps
Mrs. Wilfred Moreau. socially
prominent Denver woman, was
taken back aboard the ship late
yesterday after she was one oil
the last 10 be released
Mrs. Moreau. wife of tobacco
man stationed IN Indo-China, was
accompanied by her children,
Antoinette, 4, and Theresa, 4
months. Her return for further
questioning was understood 10
concern iewelry allegedly brought
back from the Far East.
The FBI termed holding OF 80
of the nearly 300 returning eX-
lies merely the usual precau-
ton They were detained at
Ellis Island for thorough exam
nation by army and navy intelll-
gence officers.
Miss Ruth Lee. a private nurse,
confirmed that the JapS had
warned them not 10 talk OF their
experiences.
THE last thing the japanese
said before left Shanghai was
10 warn me not To say anything
which would react unfaVOrablY
on my fellow countrymen still
In the Far East" she said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-03

houses and sold IL TO licensees
i'm violation of both state and
federal laws"
Flynn said ignatures Of
licensees are thoroughly checked
as are the signatures on papers
permitting release of the liquor
by the commission. and if il is
proved any one other than the
licenSee is involved, the liquor is
not released.
Flynn admitted that is was per-
missable for a licensee to mail in
the papers which the licensee
himself has properly signed"
koehler asserted that viola tons
involving the commission pro-
cedure were a large factor in in
creased black-market dealings
and that evidence against those
including 'hoodlums OF the dry
period and a former member of
the Michigan liquor control COM
mission has been turned over 10
Louis M. Hopping, assistant dis
trlct attorney.
He charged that thousands of
quarts of liquor have been i'm
ported and sold 10 Detroit bar
keepers at $50 TO $50 a 12-bottle
case. in violation of OPA ceiling
prices.
He pointed out that the only
recognized wholesale licensee in
Michigan is the state itself, by
virtue of its monopoly. and that
others who import liquor through
the commission and then act as
wholesalers" to licensees are
violating both federal and state
laws.
Defending the Importation or
special consent" rule put into eff
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-03
British Fleet Shells
Vital Albanian Town

ALGIERS, Dec. 3 ms De-
stroyers of the British MedItcr-
ranean feet were revealed today
10 have shelled the Albanian port
Of DuraZzo. terminus OF a rail line
between the capital al Tirana
and the coast
The town OF some 10000 inhabi-
tants, the country's principal
port. has been attacked several
times both by sea and air fleets.
Allied headquarters announced
that the British warshipS stood
eff the port and lobbed high cN-
ploSives in during the night Of
Nov 20-Dec
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-03
Food Stamp P|dr
Suggested for
Subsidies

WASHINGTON Dec. 3 CUPl-
Senator Bankhead Cd of Ala,
bams proposed today that the
government scrap It's subsidy pro-
gram and. instead. help low
income groups solve their food
problem by giving them food
stamps similar 10 those issued IN
the depression years
Bankhead. a bitter foe OF subsi-
dies made his proposal AS the
Senate banking committee con-
tinued hearings on a House-ap-
proved measure 10 prevent gov
eminent use OF subsidies after
Dec. 81 Mayor LaGuardia of
New York. an advocate OF subSi-
dies, was among scheduled wit
neSSes.
Noting assertions that a ban on
subsidies would increase food
prices. Bankhead said food
stamp plan would protect the low
income groups but would place on
those earning high wartime wages
the responsibility of paying their
own way. lie contended il would
cost less than the subsidy pro-
gram
Jean F Carroll, head Of the
OPA'S food price division, said il
would be unfair 10 place certain
groups in a "special class, and
OPA Administrator Bowles. an
other witness. left the idea en-
tirely up 10 Congress.
Bankhead's proposal was not
welcomed by Senator Maloney
Cd OF Connecticut.
I'D rather buy some meat
for MIR. Rockefeller than pau
periIe millions Of American
families" he said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-03
ADVANTAGE OF GILBERTs

NEW YORK, Dee. 3 HNS4-
1t. Gen. Alexander A. Vande-
grift. new commandant Of the
marine corps. said today the oc-
equations of Tarawa and Maxim
in the Gilbert Islands push the
japanese line of defense north
ward 1872 miles, give us valuable
new air bases for continuing Of
fensives in the central Pacific,
and may contribute TO the quick
ening of the fall of other impor-
tant enemy strongholds
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-03

feet two weeks ago, Flynn de-
clared that il was his own sug-
gestion, mainly 10 disprove to the
public that whisky was running
in the streets and that we were
not trying 10 fill demands here.
THE amount of illegal liquor
entering the state is much less
than a year ago." Flynn said.
Before our new plan become
effective, ID was illegal for any
individual 70 make wholesale
imports. Now, however, IL
cencees who want TO import
liquor can do II through legiti-
mate channels"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-03
Raiders Given
Dramatic Battle
In Berlin Skies

LONDON. Dec. 3 CINSl-Tht
.H4eSt- dramatic battle ever VII
messed over Berlin" accompanied
last nights SCATTERING raid on th'
German capital. an Exchange
Telegraph dispatch from Stock
holm disclosed today.
Quoting the Stockholm Alton
hladets correspondent IN Berlin
the agency described tho dazzling
air battle with these words:
at : p. m. came the news
that the Raj was approaching
The sirens sounded at 1880.
AT q o'clock the most dra-
matte battle ever seen over
Berlin began. The weather was
fairly clear with starlight visible
beyond the driving clouds.
THEN INFERNO
"Soon the British flares,
which Berliners call Christmas
trees illuminated the districts
selected for the attack. Then
started an inferno Of search
lights. gunfire. incendiaries and
explosives. with the red identity
lights Of fighters predominating.
The battle ragged for two
hours and l46 dead airmen were
taken from wrecked bomberS.
How many parschuted TO safety
Il unknown.
1T il claimed in official quar-
ters that the raid WAS a heavy
defeat for the attackers and
that German fghterS formed
veritable curtain AZ All attitudes
between the outskirts ~ Berlin
and the EIbe. fiercely attacking
along the whole route.
WEATHER A FACTOR
The number Of bomb ers
brought down before they got 10
Berlin was not reported hut II
of the first wave Of 80 over Ber-
lin were counted nv IL p. m.
There were large fires but not
20 the extent of previous raids.
The firemen quickly mastered
them and they were not visible
after a few hours.
"The British this time met
quite different opposition from
last time and paid a much
heavier price in relation to the
damage effected, which may he
aScribed TO the weather, which
favored the defenses."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-03
Bronson Firm Honored

cOLDWATER. Dec. 3--Offi'
Gals OF the Bronson Reel Co. OF
nearby Bronson, today received
word from Undersecretary OF
War Patterson that they had been
awarded for the second consecH-
tive year the coveted arTny-navy
production award.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-03
Boy Killers Trial DELAYED

PONTIAC, Dec. 3-Dec. Ia Is
the new date for the trial of Pat.
rick Norris. IS, who confessed kill.
ing l2-year-old Charles Wilt. Sept
IL. by beating and strangling the
boy and then withdrew the plea Ia
first degree murder guilt and de-
manded trial.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-03
Ydnks Smash
Bremen Rails

ALLIED HQ. Algiers. Dec 3
UP)-A big formation Of l.. 5.
Liberator bombers smashed up
the main railway link between
Germany and northern Italy
again yesterday with a pinpoint
raid on Bolzano, just below the
Bremen Pass.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-03
Reds Pin Ndzis
Against DniepeI
In Flank Attack

MOSCOW. Dec. 3 tUP)-Gen
RokoSsovsky'S Red army has
dfAen the Germans from a com
n,andlng road junction northeast
OF Zhlobln and pinned them back
against the Dnieper in a strategic
victory presaging the capture OF
the White Russian rail hub. front
dispatches reported today
Attacking in force at dawn yes
terday, Red Army assault forces
overran the vital highway system
above Zhlobln and now were
threatening 10 outflank the town
IN a maneuver 10 squeeze out the
Germans and break open the road
TO Poland
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-03
Jap Garrison
Commits Suicide
By RICHARD w. JOHNSTON

WITH u. S. MARINES ABEMAMA, Gilbert Islands,
Nov 81 Delayed (UP)-Marnes from bloody Tarawa to-
day occupied this ato whose 25man Japanese garrison
preferred mass suicide 10 final fight.
Only eat, mewing about the bodies remained alive
of the Japanese shot themselves and others let
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-03
BOMBERS AID ADVANCE

Stepping up their attacks 40
miles southwest of Kremenchug
with a slight Improvement in The
weather, Gen. Malinovsky's forces
seized Dmtrovka. six miles north
of Znamenka. and pressed on to-
ward the big junction.
The advance was supported by
Red air force bombers and attack
planes, as fogs lifted and rains
ceased.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-03
DoVsK NEUTRALIZED

The attack neutralized Dovsk,
which controls the Mogilev- Gomel
and KrieheV- Bobruisk highways.
The threat TO Zhlobn. junction of
the Leningrad-OdeSSa and Gomel-
Minsk railroads, was so keen that
IL had virtually lost its value as a
gateway for the Germans with
drawing from the Gomel sector.
Farther south the Russians
drove into the northeastern sub
urhs OF Znamenka, rail junction
controlling one of the main Ger
man lines of retreat from the
Dnieper bend.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-03

their commander pIinuIoIu
them and put a bullet in their
hearts.
landed on this atoll 90 miles
south OF TaTawa with battle
weary men who moved from
Tarawa's he'll into paradise itself
on Abemama. whose musical name
means moonlight land in the
Gilbertese tongue.
The enemy's only position was
on a single islet in the atoll. II
had been attacked the night we
hit TaraWa.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-03
AToLL RAIDED AGAIN

The pilots swooped low 10 strafe
the ships. with doubtful results
Mile atoll. also in the Marsh
alls. was attacked agains Wednes-
day in the Seventies mounting
aerial offensive, B-24s unloosine
bombs that caused fires.
Five Zeros were sighted by the
Liberator crews, but they offered
no opposition.
Two destroyers of the Pacific
fleet were credited Monday with
shooting down three enemy planes
and perhaps bagging two more
during a sizzling half-hour attack
by enemy torpedo planes in the
Gilbert area. The destroyers were
not damaged.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-03

for $40 a month. her income
slightly augmented by room rent
Of several tenants.
When Neil. who was awaiting
trial for negligent homicide in the
death of HironS, visited her. he
expected 10 be confronted by a
hostile. or at best. a tearfully
historical old woman.
WONDERFUL ATTITUDE
But Mrs. Hirons had such a
wonderful attitude about It," he
said. "She said she knew her
husband must go some day and
that I was merely the instru-
ment OF his passing. She did not
blame me for what happened
and she didn't ask me for any
thing
AFTER that, I couldn't do any
thing else but make what
amends l could. j at once offered
to pay for the funeral expenses
and later we arranged an agree
ment whereby I was TO pay her
$40 week as long as she lives"
NeiFs wages averaged about $50
weekly.
Tried by jury in traffic court
for negligent homicide. Neil was
convicted. But when his attorney
revealed 10 the court what Neil
had done 10 ease Mrs. Hirons'
distress, Traffic Judge George T.
Murphy put Neil on three years
probatin
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-03
Driver Aids Widow
OF Man Killed by Car

A man whose first accident in
Is years of driving resulted in the
death Of an aged man today has
eased his conscience partially by
an unselfish gesture brought about
because the victims widow had
such a wonderful attitude about
IT,"
And his act has brought him re-
ward in court leniency after con-
viction Of negligent homicide.
Howard Neil. 44-year-old sta
tionary steam engineer employed
by the Parker Wolverine Co, was
driving 10 his home at 2901 Gray
from work after midnight on Aug.
"a when, at Vernon and w. Grand
boulevard he felt a slight bump.
ut was n sound or feeling I'd
never before experienced in my
car" he said. But I'll never
forget IL. and I'hope II never
comes again"
DIES OF INJURIES
The faint shock was the con-
tact his car was making With the
body of George Hirons. IS. who
was walking to his home at sol
w. Grand boulevard. Hiron died
OF the injuries.
NeilS wife, who also Is en-
ployed. lost no time in contracting
Mrs. Hirons, a 75-year-old woman
who lived for % years in the
Grand boulevard horne she rented
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-03
MICHIGAN COMMANDERS

Just before a battalion under
1t Col. Kenneth F. Mcleod OF
Port Huron. Mich, disembarked,
we received word Oh the mass
suicide from Capt James L. Jones.
who boarded the transport with
his face still Swabbed with black
camouflage paint
Jones, who was in the group
which attacked the Abemama gar
rison. said that night before last
he went out in rubber boat and
tagged a passing destroyer. He
persuaded the commander 10 shell
the japanese stronghold.
II was stout position, plenti-
fully supplied with food and am
munition. Bur the Japanese must
have thought the jig was up They
all were found dead, Jones said
with the cat pacing around the
bodies.
After Jones reported. Brig. Gen.
Leo D. Hermle, assistant COM
mander of the Second Division,
ordered the landing OF the main
islet in the Abemama chain.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-03
NATIVES FRIENDLY

Our boats bobbed up to the
lovely white coral beach, where
friendly Gilbertese offered us CO.
conuts.
Lying on the equator. but
cooled by trade winds. Abemama
is the place where natives say
more stars shine brighter than
anywhere In the world. Robert
Louis Stevenson once stopped
here.
Five hundred happy natives
cheered the announcement they
were free from Japanese rule and
grass skirted girls all day brought
marines and Seabees precious
green coconuts in exchange for
fresh water brought by the trans
ports.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-03
MARsHALLs REINFORCED

Admiral Nimtz revealed thai
the ". s. aerial offensive against
the Japanese-mandated Marshall
Islands is being stepped up amid
indications that the Japanese have
rushed 10 strengthen their de-
lenses in that section OF the
Pacific road to Tokyo"
Four-motored Liberators of the
Seventh AR Force, raiding the
Taroa airdrome Of Maloelap Tues
day. were intercepted by 30 Zeros
of which at least seven were shot
down and four damaged. All the
B-24s returned 10 their base
Still a further indication that
the enemy is strengthening his
defenseS in the Marshalls. fearing
a blow there similar 10 that which
displaced him from the Gilberts
was the report of fliers who
sighted large cargo transport
vessel escorted by four patrol
boats.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-03
Many Lives Lost
Sunk
In GiIberts Raid

PEARL HARBOR. Dec. 3 QNS)
Admiral Nimitz. commander in
chief Of the u. S. Pacific fleet
disclosed today that loss sof life
aboard the Liscome Bay, Ameri-
can escort carrier sunk In the
Gilberts occupation. was heavy.
In announcing the loss OF
the Liscome Bay yesterday, the
navy department in Washing
ton said it wss the only u. s.
warship lost in the invasion OF
the strategic central Pacific
islands, A.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-03
State LaSl1eS Probe
Of Liquor by Us.
Continued from Page One)

houses and sold IL TO licensees
i'm violation of both state and
federal laws"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-14
GIRLS, BOYS PLAYwEAR-2 pc. bu

boy sets, sizes IA, Sun SUIT and Jack
ef,; sizes So. pc. slack sets in ,lu
cbambray,, and DENNIS, su,pcndcr ,UIe
4 70 s. I.{9 value II!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-14

BATHING sulTS-AII-sson SATIN lateN
and novelty tsbnes In sumn'eJ'' uYic ,al-
cesses Swing skirts, m4uf elr neg
'boxer' short, .risp rayon tafctss Plenty
OF black, pastel, and vivid tones. Regular
nn~ 1877 and 2.67
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-14

SMART DRESsE$-Spun rayo prints,
two-pisce suit dresses, button-eoat styles,
rayon crepe prints, novelty fabrics. Junior
sizes, misses sizes--2 for 500
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-14

MEMS DRESS cAPS-In all the summer
shades. Also white duck and white mesh.
All head sizes Mems BSScmenf-24c
MEMS T.SHIRTS-Ideal for all summer
sport wear. Plain white and fancy trims.
Small, medium and large sizes, Men",
Basement - dGc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-14
MEMS WHITE CANVAS GLOVES :

Sturdy canvas gloves for work or garden
ing. Limit three pairs TO a customer. r.
REGULARS. Men's Basement -- &c
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-14
ARMY AND NAVY ToWELs- Bic, fluff

absorbent! Woven with long loops TO,
extra service, spongy, luxurious look!
Sparkling whites pastcls, novelties in
group. 2Ox40 size 97c
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-14
EsMoND "sLUMBEREsT" BLANKET-
7iY21 BED PILloWs-Gcncrou,ly fill

HUcK ToWELS-ISX56" size. All-whitc
cotton huek towels. Soft, absorbent,
hubby weave. White with colored Dor
d.r, Do
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-14

MISSES POLO SHIRTs-Cotton shirts
for summer wear. Navy, dark green or
brown seksround with fine stripes. High,
round neck Color fast. Small. medium.
and large 44c
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-14
srRIpIp BASQUE sHIRrs-S,d 4 /

'houlder, crew necklns style; new dag
onal two and thrse-tone striped cotton
shirts. Also SOLID color, and raacis
Small, medium. large TIC
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-14
READY-T0.WEAR

PILE FABRIC COATS Choice Of many
fuf-like fabrics; that look like Perasn
lamb, Hudson seal, krimmcr lamb, and
others. Boxy, fitted, and yoke sVley,
richly lined with rayon satin. Sizc,
1870, js-44--------------- 1915
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-14
cHILOREH's "KIDDIE KcKs"-soft

flexible, sturdy! We'll made with qualt
leather uppers, durable leather sole,. White
brown and white, patent and brown. Size
& 10 bic 2S
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-14

JACQUARD SPREADS Woven Of sturdy
cotton IN smart new bedroom oolors, at
traotively patterned. Scallopcd edgeI
Neat and cool for summer. S4x1O5-inch
nze 2.SS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-14

LACE PAhELs-Dcoorator's styles in sheer
and airy mc,heS thar will endure oountlce,
launderings Beautifully tailored; French
ecru shade. 81 inches wide, , IfI6 yard,
L. 0n
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-14

dcTS Z2C
BATH SETS-Fu size ensemble bath set,
in floral designs Matching lid cover
Pretty pastel shades 1903
MESH DISH cLoTHs-well made, open
mesh woven cloths made by Cannon and
other famous mills; gulars-- SC
80" UNBLEAcHEp NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
firm quality unbIeached muslin that will
make grand sheets, cases and mattress
covers. Short lengths. Irregulars and oil
,pot5. IS" width-in group. Yd.-1Sc
SALE or RoTIoNs-Kniek-kn,ch shoe
laoes, address. books, glassware, ashtray,,
buttons. &C. Sc to loo yalues--- &c
PRINTED PERcALEs- Short length,
brish, patterns. rich color' Dependablc.
washable cottons for dresses, smooks, cts.
Full bolt sheer, in group 33c
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-14
SMALLWEARS
MlssEY AGKLErs-cotton anAlet.

wide range of oolors. Fancy rib (
Sizes s. TO l0I,-1 /,
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-27
MELODY IN Fun

II you've been scratching
your head over what YOU might
send your son, sweetheart, or
pal in the armed forces that
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-27
Tests Confirm
Alcohol Blend
Will Drive Car

w A S H GTON -U,P)-
Blends of gasoline and alcohol
may soon be used in automobiles
as motor fuel, according to a
bulletin issued by the National
Automobile Dealers Association.
Basis Of the statement was a Sc
ries of tests conducted at the
request Of the Board of Eco
nomic Warfare, hopeful of find
ing that foreign-produced alco-
hol could be combined with gas
oline shipped abroad by Lend
Lease.
Conducted under government
al auspices, the tests have es-
tabliShed that alcohol blends can
be used as automobile motor
fuel. While alcohol and gasoline
will generate about the same
horsepower in the same engine,
one and a half gallons of alco-
hol are required to produce as
much power as one gallon OF
gas. Blends containing less than
Is per cent of alcohol can be
substituted for gasoline without
carburetor adjustment.