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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-20
Vocational Aides
Confer Dec. ;

Ian SIN c.. Nov. 10 tUP)-
Directors and supervisors of vo-
cational education and war pro-
duction training programs will
meet here Dec. 3 10 discuss man
power Problems, n was announced
today by George H. Fern. state
director Of vocational education.
The following will attend:
FLOYD Allen. Saginaw; carl Dorsey High
land PARK: r Ward Martin Dearborn;
peyo Fox Jackson. Leo Handlsy. Three
Rivers George Frazee, Grand Rapids.
Maurice Pancost and G @ Robinson.
Lansing ?, Q. Russell Pontiac, Percy
Howell, Wyandotte; Claud Bosworth Grand
Haven Henry Douma, Muskegon. Robert
Hale, Battle Greek
Ed Donivan. Holland Arthur Martin,
Benton Harbor; r. {. Weaver. Kalamazoo;
curtis Gus'in, Bay city Charles Kemp.
Flint: John Amos. Hamtramck stephen
Vanks, Dearborn; Howard CRUZ, Port
Huron
Arthur Hansen. Hastings Forrest
Gsary Crosse Pointe; Albion s. Taylor
Mcnroe; carl karlstrom vs. + Stirton.
r. G Schumacher and Thomas Garrty.
all ~ Detroit
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-20

Buy war savings stamps the
convenient way. order them
delivered To your door from your
Detroit Times CaTTicr-salesman
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-20
Youth Leaders
Talk in Pontiac

PONTIAC. Nov To- Leaders ~
youth movements of Tho state VIII
he speakers M a SORES of youth
rr7d7urr atd training classes
opening Monday evening AZ the
NNCA hero
They VIII contWlc each week
mini Dc ~ olCunG-le Lecture
and pane discussions tor persons
who wish ~ hccnmc leaders OF
Youth organizations
Bruce raiman, state NNCA
cccrotspv. VIII be the speaker at
thc opening session Others viii
include RoNd ] Walker Metro
polian y boNS secretary of De
troii and Dr.. Orlo GriSSey Of
Flint
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-20
Loses His Wayin Italy.
Finds MPan Old Pal

vey of Sylvan Village and Nathan
Bob Crone were fellow-workers
in a Pontiac store and golfing
partners before the war.
They were fast friends. Then
the inevitable happened Gene en-
tered the army in March. 1912
and Bob entered IN September.
They never correspondent lost
track Of each other entirely. eX-
cept through word from mutual
friends
Both were shipped overseas in
different contingcntS and both
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-20
BY Bob Kane
byLyman Young
By Zane Grey
By Fran Striker
By Robert Storm

IL Liable n punishment.
22-Get up.
% Leaving.
- Skin.
23 Alayed.
gs Bee.
Was PROSTATE
81 Types % planes
20 Whitest
30 Medicinal plsnt.
81 -Sunburned.
80 perrhed
CO. iresome persons.
~ Foundation.
43 Bronze coin.
ii-tish eggs.
s. Salt.
~ Wing.
IS Observed
81 Neurological maiden.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-20
Refuses 10 Back War,
He's Sued by Wife

Refusal 10 support the war ei-
fort WIS given asa reason Tor
divorce IN petition filed today
hv Mrs Audria Nogel of 5076 Ar
cvlc. Dearborn. against Harry
Neeel = Eerd eH7FlaSe,
Although Mrs NOgel did not eN-
PLAN her charge, she SAID that
since Pearl Iarhor her husband
has been Surly. sometimes remain
ing silent for weeks az time
Tho NocclS were married IN 1880
and separated Nov is.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-20
Oakland
Registers
IL uF'SeS

PONTIAC. Nov 70 .RccSua-
tion Of Pontiac and Oakland
County nurses WAS under WY to-
day. with headquarters M two
hospital. and the Peoples State
Bank Bmlding. rs thc initial stop
-tr.l 49, --c--lA----- - = ~ ILL ~
tional and private case shortage
In keeping with q statewide
movement inSiLnuGl hN Tho state
Nurses Association and ihC War
Manpower Commission, The regis
tration Is expected 10 return ga
active duty graduate nurses who
have retired or those who are NOT
now IN essential positions.
Registration yesterday was eN-
tremely SLOW, officials in charge
said When the hulk of those
available have beer signed UP.
however. 10 is expected that the
work VIII bc handled through the
channels 90 the Pontiac nurses
registry.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-20

went to North Africa, Sicily and
Italy.
Recently. Bob was driving
through a town near Naples, He
veered off his route and lost his
bearings. Soon, however. he spled
A military police office coming
toward him.
"Hey, where am l." Bob
called.
ITS cinch you're not In
Pontiac" the other replied.
II was Gene.
In a letter received by his FAM
lily this week. Gene told of the
reunion.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-20
Meat
'SIllOkell'

PONTIAC. Nov. 19-Thousands
of meat ration points literally
went up in smoke here yesterday
when a delivery truck loaded with
beef and pork was destroyed by
Ere at Opdyke and Auburn roads.
The driver. John LeSsard, 30,
Of 2eS4 F<neliweed-,is serietis
condition al st. Joseph Hospital
with possible skull fracture and
second degree burns.
The truck left the road. over
turned and burst into flames,
police said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-20
New Vets Post Seeks
Members in Pontiac

PONTIAC. Nov ia drive for
new members for Pontiac'S newest
American Legion Post 327 was
launched last night at Thanks
giving party at Eagles Hall. Com
prised Of veterans of this and the
last World War, the five-week-old
post now has A roster of 60 Harry
Decker Of Pontiac Motors pur-
chasing department, is the post
commander.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-20
Flint Manager Plans
; Department Merger

FLINT. Nov. 10 Merging of
the building inspection. plumbing
inspection and electrical inspec-
ton departments today is being
advocated by City Manager Gun
dry. who said that he will propose
such a move TO the city commits
sion IN the near future.
Gundry said all three depart
monts would he combined and
placed under a new head 10 be
known as chief of safety inspec-
ton. position to be filled through
civil service examination
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-20

ERE pleasant little that will give message
every day IL numerical puzzle designed to spell out
your first II the number
letters or subtract II the number IS less than
add The result key number Start at the upper et
check OF your KEY
read the message the letters unde,
the checked figures give you. u-2o
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-20
Sues for Canned Chicken

GRAND RAPIDS. Nov. 10
UUP)- Fifteen quarts of home-
canned chicken VIII be AZ stake
tomorrow at a hearing in circuit
court Mrs. Clara King, who
canned the chicken. has petitioned
the court for a share IN the fruits
Of her laborS which Is IN the pos
session of her estrangcd husband,
DplmCY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-20
SATURDAY EVENING

WXYT John Gunther y.
WJLB- Syrian Lebanise.V
WE<L--Newscast. music.
NJBk-Live Wire singers.
1913 Y. VI.
WlR-Correction Please.
W%YZ Army service
force.
WF%l,-You u have music
iO:3 Y. VI.
WWJ-Gr1nd Ole Opry.
DkIW Amy SVeHks
NIbR-Gioodwiii Hourly
WJBK-SinEers.
IO:iS =. ".
WlR-Prelude 20 victory.
N%NI Sandlotters ST
WEXL--Rev J Hughes
~ 90 Z. NJ,
WJR-News
WWJ-NeWs
CkLW-George DUFFY NJ,
" y -" = " W = nillA " W
WJLB-- News. Goodwill IN.
WENLs-Moonlite serenade
WJBk Rev. VIM Rimsln
has y. VI.
WjR Guy bomhaTdo NJ
WWl-Time 70 danCe-M
~ 20 Y. VI.
WJR-Flashgun Casey.
WWJ-I Sustain Wings.
CKLW--Amer Eagle club
WJLB-Fews Singers-M
WJBK-Prince Folmar- r.
1900 MIDNIGHT
WJR News Ace music.
WWJ News & music
CKLW-News, dawn patrol
W%YZ-News
WJLB-America Calls-V.
WJBK-Corn Till Morn 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-20
He Can Keep The Doe

FLINT. Nov. 19--John Flagg,
1871 Church, shot a doe with
horns eight inches long. The bag
posed the question of whether he
legally could keep the deer Con-
Servation department headquar-
ters in BaV CITY said YES.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-20

aa y. NJ
WIZ Screnadc-
NNJ-That They live
CkLW National nevr
WCAR-NeWs. VARIETY ~
NNAL--SwinE SHIFT Frnhc
WI News and music
WFNf.-NogA sfasf
yt-tf-iS f---f-'-il '7JfFr'r TOUT
ia y. NJ
CSfW- Melody Time
NJLR-JRCls Nick "
NkNl-- organ HYMNS
ga r. VI
WIZ Aunt lemirua show
NNJ-CCusumsr Time T..
Ckl.W Melody
WCAR--Star ~ Hope n
WY News
NENL- Musical program.
las r. n
NJF- Master Canaries ~
WNI Fanfare
CkLW Lunch With Lopez
WY Music
? M Y. "
NtN ptEsKir Parade
Ckl.W Mary recommends
wear News
WY Football FLASHES
NJLB-Cathonc thcater.
NfNl.-NfV scasf.
NJBk--Russlan program
2slA 4. VI
N1R G. of " ohio state
VIM IL. NJ NJ Ohio So
La gaceta., 1943-09-15
NACIMIENTO

Asistida por la comadrona Sra.
Josefina Valenti, do a luz su pri-
mer hijo la Sra. Carmen Camejo,
esposa del joven Joe Camejo, po-
pular cantante de la localidad.
Ell nino pesaba al nacer once Ii
bras Y llevara ell nombre de Jose
Camejo III.
La Sra. Camejo Y la criatura sc
italian perfectamente bien, en- su
hogar, 1901 de la Trece Avenida.
AL f~elicitarlos por su dicha, ha-
cemos fervientes votos por la salud
v felicidad de su primogenito.
La gaceta., 1943-09-15
HOY POR
ULTIMA VEZ

Hoy por Ultima vez Sc exhibira,
en- ell Teatro CASINO, la lindisi-
ma pelicula GAY JALISCO NO
TIE RAJES", production mexicana
que ha gustado extremadamente a
nuestro publico.
Els ell protagonista de esta Gin
Ia Jorge Negrete, secundado por
ell malogrado Chaflan Y otras ce-
lebridades.
COmpletan ell programa la pc
licula en- espanol "AMA0S LOS
UNOS A LOS OTRoS"", con Ra-
fael Falcon en- ell papel principal.
La gaceta., 1943-09-15
so. 9l1a.io Rod,iqus,
UNA BoDA

AL dar las ocho de la noche del
pasado lunes quedaron unidos en-
ell sagrado lazo matrimonial la SCI
norita Nieve Permuy y ell joven
Oscar A. Hevia, que pertenece a la
Marina de esta naci6n.
La ceremonial, de caracter init
mo, tuvo lugar en- la residential de
los esposos Manuel Y Petrona Per
muy, padres de la desposada, do
miciliados en- ell 24O8 de la Gale
Catorce.
Representa- a la ley, en- calidad
de Notario PGblico, la Sra. Viole-
ia Garcia, actuando en- calidad de
testigos la Srta. Gloria Permuy,
hermana de la despOsada, Y ell jo-
ven Tony F. Aguiar.
Ell novio es MILO de los esposos
Jose Hevia, Residences de la Ca
torce Avenida No. 16011s.
Los nuevos eSposos fuerOn feste-
jados con una reunion familiar,
partiendo mas tarde para Key
West, donde estableceran su hogan.
iFelicidades!
La gaceta., 1943-09-15
MATINEE BAILABLE

Ell entrante domingo Sc verifi-
cara la segunda matinee de la Sc
RE en- ell bonito salon de fiestas
del Centre Espanol.
FL joven Manuel Vale, presi-
dente de la Seccion auspiciadora,
sem uestra muy agradecido por ia
cooperation que Sc prestara a la
primera fiesta, la que tuvo lugar
ell pasado Domingo.
La parte bailable estara a cargo
de la orquesta don Francisco.
La bora y precios de entrada
son los mismos.
La gaceta., 1943-09-15
E~mbarcaron aver

Partieron aver por la tarde pa
ra ell estadO de Kentucky, la Sra.
Della Barbas, esposa del DR.. Car
los Barbas, y su hijO Carlos, Jr.
Carlos ingresara en- la Acade-
mia Militar de Kentucky, una de
las mas reputadas instituciones
de su clase.
Amigos de la estimada familia
Barbas acudieron a despedirlo.
Un feliz vlaje lie deseamos y
que el joven estudiante obtenga
grandes exitos.
La gaceta., 1943-09-15
ENFERMITO

BESIDE hace dfas Sc encuentra in
tornado en- una clinica local un
amiguito del cronista. Tratase del
nino Jose M~onteresi, hijo de los es-
pesos Jose Y Maria Monteresi,
domiciliados en- ell 1924 de la On
cena avenida.
Hacemos ruegos pOrque en- no
lejanos dias quede completamente
restablecido
La gaceta., 1943-09-15
RODRIGUEZ

BESIDE aver tarde sc encuentra
en- esta, disfrutando de varios dias
de licencia concedida por sus SUI
periores, ell Pvt. Joe Rodriguez,
hijo de los esposos Francisco y Ca
ridad Rodriguez, de la barriada
westampena.
Ell Pvt. Rodriguez sc encuentra
destacado en- Ell Campamento
"Truex", e n Madison, Wisconsin.
Que los dias que pase en- esta,
lie aporten algeria Y diversiones.
La gaceta., 1943-09-15
N BEBITA

Con algeria besan los esposos
Estela y Virgilio Fabian, a una
hermosa nina, prOducto de sus a
mores.
La Sra. Fabian fue asistida por
ell DR.. A. A Gonzalez y va Sc en-
cuentra de nuevo en- su hogar,
1911 de la avenida 25.
Enhorabuena!
La gaceta., 1943-09-15

coles Is sera de gran
atisfacci6n para la gen
j Alicia ~Izquierdo y
que en- esta marcada
ra su cumpleahos.
patica sehorita es hija
esposos Julio Y
residences del
'Doce avenida.
motive Sc lie ofrecera
h p~uramente familiar.
felicitaciones que
nimOs la nuestra, muy
La gaceta., 1943-09-15

Wilbur L. Smith, % amos, y F.
L. Stoner, %.
Thomas Herbert Graydon, 80
amos, Y Helene Patricia Stasiak,
% amos.
Albert Campbell Newcome, 81,
y Clifford Southall, 81.
A. Buria, 25, y Olga Alfonso %
Antonio De Franco, %, y Ange-
lima Albano, 81.
Edwin Thomas Moore, 81, y MI
riel Eileene Barnebey, II.
Smiley A. Erickson, 26, Y Gloria
A. Held, %.
La gaceta., 1943-09-15
de Propiedades

Jose d. Spencer a Charles j.
Collins; John d. Ryals a Robert
A. Ryals; Leila +. MCGEE a Gala
way Head; Manuel Stillings a 10
Selma Starkes; Edward Hunter
a George Jurch; M. f. Smith a
Johnnie J Jones; Adolfo Richard
Williers a William G. Quigley.
La gaceta., 1943-09-15
DE VISTA

BESIDE hace dias Sc encuentra en-
Tampa la Sra. Conception Caba-
mas, que procede de Key West.
FL prop6sito de su vista es pa
sarse varios dias con su hija, la
Sra. Gerardina Roman.
Bienvenida.
La gaceta., 1943-09-15
LIZ DEL SABADO

entrante sabadO anun-
mite Amigos de Russia u
fiesta bailable en- ell Cen
b de Ybor.
'utada orquesta Manuel
Is la encargada de anne
larte bailable.
Jas nueve de la noche a
|e la madrugada.
mos i~nformando.
La gaceta., 1943-09-15
.
'MENTO

Dche de aver Sc despidi6
b ell Cpl. Willie Leon,
pas6 en- esta unos dias,
Ire Sr. Guillermo Leon.
Leon Sc halla estaciona-
y en- sus Wales lie
su bella y gentil esposa.
edirle lie deseamos buena
Tentura.
Evening star., 1943-10-22

Starting tomorrow you can buy
this popular Tussy Rich Cream
at this low price! Use it nightly
to help guard against flaky dry
ness. CoaXes skin to feel
smoother softer.
Evening star., 1943-10-22

Certain Toilet Preparations and Jewelry, Including
Clocks and Watches, subject 10 4 10T tax under
Federal Internal Revenue Act effective Oct. /, 1841
Evening star., 1943-02-28

eore the full judiciary Committee
tomorrow for vote with Chairman
Van Nuys predicting It's speedy ap-
proval. Senator McKellar announced
ne will seek Senate consideration at
the earliest opportunity.
O'Mahoney Drafts Substitute.
Senator O'Mahoney. Democrat, Of
Wyoming has drafted a substitute
measure which would require SEN
ate confirmation Of those holding
policy making" jobs without refer
ence to their pay level, but Senator
Wheeler said no such compromise
would be acceptable to supporters of
the bill.
Il think this measure will be in
strumental in wedding out a lot of
crackpots in the Government" the
MOntanan said
Minority Leader McNarv has op-
posed the bill, but the Republican
ranks appear split on the question
with Senator Vandenberg of Mich
igan backing the measure because of
a desire to force a congressional
review OF jobs being created with
In the Government.
Among the Republican fresh
men, Senator Vandenbergs col
Evening star., 1943-02-28

Judges to resign to run for Office,
then reappointing them If unsuc-
cessful "is degrading to the judi
ciary,' There have been indications
that Senator Wheeler would be
backed in that stand by Senator
Byrd, Democrat. of Virginia and
other influential Senators.
Taft Against Alfred.
On the Republican side, Senator
| Taft Of Ohio said he is against con-
flrmation because he believes Mr..
Allreds resignation to enter the
Texas race. ostensibly with admin
istration support. and his subsequent
nomination to the circuit bench
| 'smacks Of deal
Senator ODaniel is expected to
oppose the appointment before a
judiciary subcommittee Tuesday
when Mr. Alfred himself will be
available for testimony. Senator
Connally, Democrat. of Texas said
he is supporting Mr.. Alfred be
cause he is honest and is qualified
for the job. Senator Connally de-
clared that no opponent has assailed
Mr. Allred's qualifications for the
| bench.
The McKellar bill will come be-
Evening star., 1943-02-28
Hoosier Press Condemns
A. P. Monopoly Charqes

INDIANAPOLIS. Feb 27-A reso-
luton condemning the Department
OF Justices monopoly suit against the
Associated Press as "a deliberate at
tack on the freedom Of the press.
conceived in the bias of partisan
political ambitions" was adopted
today by the Hoosier State Press
Association.
The unanimous vote was taken
at the annual winter meeting of the
association composed of publishers
OF the States daily and weekly
newspapers. affiliated with both the
Republican and the Democratic par
ties.
IF the Government should be
successful in the litigation" the
resolution said. "a mortal blow will
be dealt not only the Associated
Press but all other press associa-
tlons. the public and every free
newspaper In America. We sim
cerely hope the highest court Of
our land will not fail to recognize
the sinister motives behind such
litigation"
Evening star., 1943-02-28
Food Crisis in zu|u|and
Called Extremely Serious

Starvation stalks In Zululand and
the crisis is described by the author
tiles in Durham as extremely serious.
Natives are unable to get anywhere
near an adequate supply of mealies,
their name for Indian corn, or mealie
meal from the storekeepers.
Due to the extreme shortage of
seed, little or no planting is done.
The storekeepers say that they can
obtain only small part of their
normal requirements through the
Mealie Industrial Control Board
The European residents are greatly
concerned over the position in which
the natives find themselves and be-
lieve 1t will become worse.
Evening star., 1943-02-28
Nine. Chang Predicts
Crisis Is Imminent
In Far East Affairs
Hopes Her Graphic Story
Of Chinese Will Foster
Immediate u. 5. Aid
BY HELEN LOMBARD.

Nine. Chang Kai-shek's officia
visit to Washington is drawing tc
close. The beautiful wife Of
Chinas leader has had a persona
success which has beggared antici-
patton.
A curious result of Nine. Chiang's
trip was the amount of under
cover criticism she drew upon her
self from certain Washington quar-
ters tn Washington which are de-
termined that nothing must occur
to alter the decision that Hitler
must be destroyed utterly before
any substantial aid to China is
forthcoming. So concerned were
these elements over the deep i'm
preston Nine. Chang made on Con-
gress and the sympathy she aroused
for her country that a new wave
OF persecution and hardship stories
regarding the populations of oc-
cupied Europe began to flood the
Capital
The Chinese generalissimo's wife
realizes fully that the emotional
wave OF sympathy expressed by the
phrase: Let's help China now" is
bound to die down in Washington
She is counting less on the element
OF sympathy for China which her
magnetic presence had evoked than
on presenting to officials here a
graphic picture of the growing crisis
in the Far East.
Sneech Hold Within ;r,;tS
In speaking to Congress Nine
Chang had to stay within the limits
OF what a guest of the White House
was at liberty to say about the
strategy OF the war In private con-
versations, however. she abandons
generalities and speaks in terms of
facts and strategy to members OF
Congress and other influential per-
sons. The Generalissimo's wife is
pointing out the Importance to the
United Nations of re-opening the
Burma road, the best channel
through which war material can
reach China's fighting men.
Nine. Chang insists that Chinese
soldiers are fighting for the United
States as surely as they are fighting
for China.
One Of the most significant stories
Abe has to tell deals with the rapidly
changing conditions in Japanese
occupied territories The japanese.
she says. are consolidating their
position with unbelievable rapidity.
In Burma. for instance, the Japs
have exploited the British
sentiment in that former crown
colony so effectively that the
Burmese are siding 100 per cent
with the Japanese. not only against
the British but against the Allies
Of Great Britain including the
Chinese.
Bombed on Lashio Visit.
When the generalissimo and his
wife visited Burma last year. before
Its occupation by the japanese, they
had a vivid Illustration OF the ra-
Evening star., 1943-02-28
Roosevelt RebuffS
On Mcclellan Bill
And Alfred Seen
Nomination Of Texon
Is Opposed by Several
Democrats in Senate

By the Associated Press
Two fresh rebuffs for President
Roosevelt were strongly indicated
in the Senate yesterday-but the
White House was authoritativelv
represented as not greatly per-
turbed over the current congress
sional dissidence.
l. Informal nose counts by admin.
istration leaders indicate that a
majority OF the Senate is likely tc
support a modified version of the
bill by Senator Mcclellan. Democrat
OF Tennessee to require Senate con-
f1rmation OF Federal appointees paid
more than $4,000 a year over Mr.
Roosevelt's strenuous protest that
this would be "a tragic mistake ,
2. At the same time, administra-
ton canvasses indicate considerable
opposition among Democrats to the
Presidents nomination Of former
Gov. James " Alfred of Texas to the
Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals. Mr.
Alfred resigned a Federal district
judgeship to make an unsuccessful
campaign for the Democrat sen-
atorial nomination against Senator
O'Daniel, Democrat. of Texas.
In the inner circle around Mr.
Roosevelt there is tendency to view
the setbacks already handed the ad =
ministration as temporary mani
festation which will dissolve with
the passing Of time.
Few Defensive Steps.
There has been an expectation
in some quarters that Mr.. Roosevelt
would take vigorous steps to fend
of prospective reverses, but persons
with access to accurate information
say there Is little evidence that ad
ministration aides are attempting
any undercover work on Capitol Hill
at least on a scale comparable to
activities in the past.
The fight against Mr.. Alfred ap-
parently threatens to assume the
proportions of that which preceded
the withdrawal of Edward J. Flynn's
nomination to be Minister to Aus
tralia. Because of that, there was
talk among some Senators that the
Alfred nomination also might be
withdrawn.
Several Democrats, including SEN
ators Ellender and Overton of Louis
lana, already have expressed opposi-
ton to Mr.. Alfred. largely on the
ground that Louisiana man should
be appointed.
But Senator Wheeler. Democrat
OF Montana member OF the Senate
Judiciary Committee considering the
appointment, said he intends to
fight confirmation because he be-
lieves the practice Of permitting
Evening star., 1943-02-28

ters had been reduced to cinders
during the raid.
The japanese were. of course,
anxious to wipe out Generalissimo
Chang Kai-shek and his wife, but
the completely of the formerly
friendly Burmese population proved
a surprise to both Chiangs.
Nine. Chang does not hesitate to
say that the very near future will
bring about grave events in the Far
East. The generalissimo's wife is
far from optimistic about the con-
sequences of her visit to Washing
ton. But she feels that she has put
Chungking on record as having
made every possible effort to bring
the Importance of the Far East in
the overall Allied Nations strategy
to the attention of highest authori-
ties in Washington.
tReleased by the Bell syndicate)