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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-04
Yank's Parents Fail
To Receive Allotment
War Problem Clinic;

War Problem Clinic:
Ny brother has been overseas
for several months. a certain
amount Of money was 10 be de-
Quoted from his pay and sent 20
his parents. As yet, they have
not received an allotment.
Would you please tell me how
| can find out about the allOt-
men1 =
Mrs. G. M. s.
Dear Mrs. q. VI. &:
For Information ~ 10 sol.
diers' aliOtmentS, write 10 the
War Department, office Of he
pendent's Benefits, 2l3 Wash
ington, Newark, y. j.
IL yoHr brother II in the navy,
write to the navy department
at Washington.
EDWARD POkORNY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-04
Husband Is Overseas,
Wife Wants Divorce

War Problem Cline:
Ny husband is serving overseas
IN the maritime service. Can !
lstart divorce proceedings now or
do l have 10 Mait until after the
war
/ KNOW T11y husband writ ron.
teSt the divorce as we have
slX-year-old son
MRS. r. Y. r.
Dear Mrs. +. v r.:
Under the circumstances ~
outlined in your letter, do not
start your divorce suit until
after he has been released from
maritime service.
EDWARD POKORNY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-04
Wife Asks Amount
Army VIII Give Her
War Problem Clinic

War Problem Clinic:
Ny husband and I were both
married before and divorced lie
has daughter by ms rTSL VIII
and have a daughter hY my first
Fhtf-A4aTHteat
Now We have a son and /
would like 20 know how much al
lntment ! VIII receive from the
government VI my husband Is
drafted am receiving atInOuv
for tte support IF my daughter
and my present husband IS pay
ing for the support OF his
-taEIgfi IT, "
MRS. ", X.
Dear Mrs. W. n:
There should he no doubt
about your receiving $50 for
yourself and $40 for your
child Your husband will prob
ably have 20 make an allowance
also for his daughter ny his
first wife.
So long as YOU receive ali
mOny from your first husband.
there In M reason why the gov
eminent should make any AL
lowance. or your present hus-
band either. for your earlier
child.
FRED VI BUTZEL,
Prominent Detroit attorney
and civic leader.
Evening star., 1944-05-14
ROOMS FURNISHED.
Southwest and Southeast.

Sc. ANACOSTIA-1 large front bedrm.,
near Boiling Field and Navy Yard; gentle-
CoLoRED- Single mau, employed only;
Anacostia, D. c. 1925 Pomeroy rd Sc.
NEAR NAVY YARD, Armory single, dou-
ble rms; overlooking garden; laundry.
Kitchen privileges, piano, unlimited phone.
FACING CAPITOL PARK-Attractive COM
bination bedroom and living room in
bachelor apartment for one or two en-
ployed gentlemen: Navy or Army officers
preferred; $50 single $40 double. Call
after 10 am. Sunday Apt col, AZ In
GENTLE HONE - Comfortable, clean
room; nc, other roomers private home.
NR LINCOLN PARK, 11s 18th St. s.E-
large 1st floor sleeping rooms, SIS each:
l5o KENTuCRY iiS9F "A AVE-. AVE- s.E-Larse, cool
room; 3 girls convenient transportation.
e%il 3@nd PL. sE.-Lovely front room.
IN private, detached home; excellent
tranSp highest and coolest section of
Washlrgton. ,TR. 1924.
floor, comfortably furnished, with piano:
So week rr Govt. bldys
GENTLEMAN to occupy Housekeeping
room; unlimited phone; 81 week AT.
GIRL to share small new Jewish home;
EAST CAPITOL sT.-Large, double front
lrc room twin beds private bath; two gentle-
ATTRAlcyTI'v1E3 ROOM IN s.E.-ofncer,,
BDx Blfe 4pi preisFrsd s s1sr Call FIR $3.50 Ext AZ
CoLoRED-iS6 10th st. Sc, AT. 1904
Nicely furnished room, home privileges;
nice couple or two girls. 49,
Evening star., 1944-05-14
ROOMS FURNISHED.
MoFyiord and Viruinio

NEAR PENTAGoN AND AIRPORT, double
Toor7 conv.. trans S35 two persons 223
LynhaVen drive. Alexandria. TIE. $3.50
lO2O5 CONN. AVE. Chevy Chase View.
Md Room, single or double Board on.
tional. Oliver $3.50.
59i nth y. ARL., out Wash. Blvd. IT.
! DIX on Mckinley rd.--Airy. spacious
ann shaded, For ! or . Studio rn
with dress, rm. Newly furn. Board opt.
Home prlV1i. blk. to > bus lines 49,
tRI, NA.-LarEe, cool, corner room. close
path with shower, for gentleman of good
HABITS IN home OF three adults. CHI.
LARGE master bed-sitting room pvt.
ShoEer closets, near Colonial Village;
! blk. from bus: . discriminating gent1e-
men. OK. 31S2.
IN RESTRICTED country club hills, Arl-
Newly dec master bedrm. and pvt bath,
KIT. priytl. for breakfast. phone: or Will
share home of | GENTLE lady with dignified
couple who will eat their evening meal
out. Call CHI. 1901,
Continued on Next Page.)
Evening star., 1944-05-14
ABERDEEN ANGUS Purnhred Rnpistered
GUILE 0d TIoiferc
EnrLNnirn

WORK HORSES FOR SALE
At Shadow Lawn Stock Farms
Gathprsburg, Md. Phone 40.
w. O. DoSh. Owner
10 FRESH COWS AND SPRINGFRS.
Guernsey and HolSten Phone Elm
wood 764 or write Box 3O2 Mclean, va
Evening star., 1944-05-14
DIXIE, Ii. 6206.
BOATS.


FoR .Gbss. sAhEo2o-ft SALE go racing sailboat OF
FT FannnE FfsHiNG ss sea- SRurs4K SEer No 29
needs some repair work Can be seen seen at at
Hart Hartge Boat Yard, Galesville, Md. Price,
cypress vbotto% moor excel
ssrFT ssss1FFTeFht Xix brass os6erpews $40 co 1921
Columbia Yacht &c ciub ieo Maine aSf Vns' ave
a. a. & N st. ss.w:. Call Ex. 17Os.
iASaI, anS Gift, equipped for living aboard
WANTED TO RENT Small small 'ht, aouseboat sb; atop or
tion; 4 ! S,pn ,yppnne-ost; Boy 44e-E, Star.
ne ls, or or condition: cash for same 7s7
Ey1INRRiUDsEis Il and Elto outpoard motors.
and parts: used parts: factory representa-
TWo i1xs5 NAEAL lltS orficERs, fs both with nr..
viouS sailboat experience, desire charter or
ppurehsse our aaS saiiboat 20 to 40 overall Apply
DOUBLE EN5ER Der L1FEBoAr or f,sbina1 19, fvpe
ssoWsing y goos dory wanted left. length, ga to
~ oeam: sound, heavy construction es-
SasaH oaBiN cR4fssGs RGT sRsd IS fses stsr nerbs
ihiaTtns inTns engine, galley, toilet and lavatory:
lhoea5ed h9a5 IN Washington, 1895, Phone Oh.
EVINRUDE, speedfour, 81 h.p., with cleo
TIC starter and generator; has been com
ppieteiy rebuilt and in 1st-class condition;
600 cash or best offer. 23 Florida ave.
CABIN cM NC oRGisER, dfKa % foot. reasor,n,.
al al AFTER pm. or all day Sunday. War
OLDToWN de luxe runabout, eft. mahog-
any deck, l0-h.p. johnson outboard, re-
mote control: in excellent condition; COM
plete with lights. cushions and many
personally, WA 41OO. -
0uTBOARD motor for sale, K-4O johnson.
horsepower. Call CHI. 1894
WANTED-To purchase small boat yard,
rail- and anchorage, Washington vicinity,
Write Box. 257-G, Star.
FOR sALE-47-ft: schooner, years old,
Al condition, ready to go any place Foot
Market St, Annapolis, Nd. w H. Wilde,
ORIGINAL BUNKs for 3o-foot Richard
son cruiser excellent condition; reasonable
Georgia M 65o6, Monday after 7 pm
Columbia Yacht Club or DT. S107.
FOE SALE-1o-h.p. outboard motor, ex-
celient ssTt eonndition; n price, $50. Phone Alex
3sx7l zx11z, deadrise construction, e5-
hspo hp Grey: fully equipped, ready to 60,
miles south of Alexandra on Mount
vernon highway. Also 6-hp. Neptune
outboard, $50. Ask for Mr. Riley.
Evening star., 1944-05-14
COAL. WOOD, FUEL OIL
FARM G GARDEN

ANDRONS. fire tools, screens ana all frp
place goods, repaired and refiniShed y l.
hromWell' T23 10Th st, NV ME 1874
Evening star., 1944-05-14
POULTRY G. EGGS,

BABY CHICKS-Pullorum tested B. Rocks,
Reds, w. Leghorns, $685. per 100; special
assorted, S3.95 per 100; Minorca, w. Rock
cross cockerels, $3.50 per 100; ship cod.
London Poultry Box 1914, Trenton z, N j.
GUINEA and turkey eggs for Matching; also
q e. few y n,; guinneaS DU, $3.50.
70 PLYMOUTH ROCKS, l yr. old, laying;
~ each. 4905 Que st. se Hillside 1171 j.
POULTRY equipment for sale, complete
battery equipment for raising 450 broilers
per week; perfect condition; price q pre-
war cost: Creedmoor Farm Warrenton, Va.
WHITE ROCKS t45). Q months, 6sc each
BABY CHICKS, feed and poultry supplies
James Jan 81 Feed Store. Inc. 619 K st. NV
CHICKS C. o. D.-Heavy mixed for broil-
ers; 20; $2;25: 100. S395. BROOKVIEW
POULTRY FARMS, Trenton, N. J.
FOR SALE-Jamesway 300-chick fleet
brooder. like new, $50; so New Hampshire
Red laying hens, L months, average 4
sa do5en eggs day, So each. Ashton
Evening star., 1944-05-14
For Sale to Discriminating
RIIver

Beautiful 6-piece Sheraton bedroom
suite, in solid mahogany. Extremely com
Portable Stearns-Foster inner-spring mat
treSs and box springs. g graceful shield
back dining chairs and dining table Dun
can Phyfe copies, in solid mahogany.
Kimban apt. upright piano. full Keyboard.
perfect tone. l Karashah American Orien-
tai rug, 9x12, with Ozite undercushion.
Other miscellaneous pieces. ST. 1920.
DINING ROOM.
Buffet, table, 5 straight armchair.
library table; all solid mahogany. Price
SIS. EN-. 1889
Evening star., 1944-05-14

FARM e. GARDEN
VICTORY GARDENERS S-Have tractor anc
man May take on a few davS' worE
Phone Bowie 1B4
MANURE, TOPSoUn garden ploVinc, ann
E!nd landscape work, shrubhcry Warliclc
COW MANURE, well rojtcd Guaranteed
finest quality. Del, in yard or l2-yd. lot,
n.w. Wash CheSi nut 3Ifi '0''
RICH BLACK SOH, screened bushels
81: O bushels, 81 rs; - bushels, -. ,,
bushels, 50 Il bushels minimum delivery
Call Capitol Heights ISM
TOMATO. cabbage, zen1as caIponta Mum,
ar,d and mlnls. sos Spring st. Silver spring
WANTED, tractor modern medium size
with equipment, no junk Mr.. Evans. OK
4770, VA
Evening star., 1944-05-14

nlshed front single room. In forme
l7I7 EYE ST. N.w-unusuany large end
floor front room. with private bath. Suit
f9if isfs2 2 RITTENHorsr RT I [sdfI5: ST NV s,nu,,
r4Hm; ] next % hath; near transportation
SPkING VAILEY-Room and bath pvt
modern home; near transp. Call OR
1920 10th ST. Nw.-vacancies for tive
young @ ladies in triple room; ideal down
30 GALLATIN ST. N.w.-Master bedroom
DyI' D path oath' closets, twin beds; > girls
LARGE SINGLE ROOM, good bed. unlim
phone; laundry, PRIVILEGES; pvt home; fol
cnEvY hs"G CHASE IS n6 g. Aftrasltve co 23is sDs,
room; gentleman; conv. transp: unIim
phone: private, Catholic family. EN-. 74iE
on On CHI CaFVY ~ CHASE CIRCLE Spacious
or;I,o ne .oo[ front room, comfortably furn
pWTlVate Wn bath; $50 per month; gentleman
80 WHITTIER ST. N.w.-Front room
tIn,i1 tIHlniShed, close to bath; reasonable; gen
IS:? PARK RID. N.W-very attractive
Ioulh Snmda corner TI room, single; pleasant, COO
1877 SHEPHERD ST. NV doubls
room; twin beds, close TO bath; Ist floor
,aeei,achGd h9gse S ia. -oo7a
SS99nable; twin beds $50 mo, Also single
| NuEfbERD PARK. near Walter Reed Hos
detached home Venetian blinds twin n beds be-
a5n,im. y nm phone maid service; ideal transn
sli lie41-G%sn CoNN AVE- " FmSTTsd foapo GE ITO
beds, running water. Semiprivate ba
slnele room center of city; maid service
1913 18th ST N.w.-Comfortabe room,
luly equipped for Ink; also single frrn
THE TTIm Kt TssH ywIY Trnnine water. a. ~
n, nPVIV o
SIIng5f SInoe beds inner-sprlng mattresses, lare
s0Iets o,jb1 and chest plenty q baths single
I2llf ith ST. NV. - Double room twir
Peg pegs also also single room; transp, at corner
4 SMALL NUMBER, 3 or persons. viii
md q good home at 3562 Macomb St. NV
FRIENDSHIP HGTS. Lovely room for :
girls, pvt home, kitchen privileges, uniim
GHETv GG4HTEMe, SG2 Gnss ss per , mo WI. 1898, .-..
WI Ms e2ii 69$ line unlimited phone; $50 mo
Tisis5o oIf ST NV. Apt. a-1arse. brfgh,
| CLEVELAND PARK-Master bedroom. pvt
shower, quiet res; settled women Govt
fsP0,sS l*n sSD Or Go fopRS Rb ~ 3nS wefurn
iThed room. back porch, next to bath Cal
,5 3a gay ksSs.S sS2aay fvF N9Fth SiSd Cool from
pres: buses, stores, GE 5479. g'7,.'' ''o'N sN'
CHEERFUL. ,RM.. excellent .neIGhborbood
Tor erl or lady eXrhanGe for asSiStanc.
| I23" CRITTENDFN ST. ad,oinine 1'4'i rms
runnine water: for light cooking; ouict
nome HQme couple $40 mo-, also single room
Du PONT AREA-lH1a 10Th ST. NV. Ant
SD,Large front sleeping room, next tc
bath; use of phone
LARGE ROOM. twin beds, deep closet
| semipvt bath, . ladies or couple. Cal
RA 9lSS
1881 10Th sT.-sinse and double rooms
l blk. from Conn. ave. NO. 96s3
4es EMERSON ST. N.w.-Single rn., adj
porch. "a blk. bus. RA. 1915.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-06-27
STRAND

Life in teeming shipyard with the accent on music and comedy is the subject of the new M-G-M mu- sicaI Meet the People" at the Strand theater, starring Lucille Ball and Dick Powell.
 The movie, which is based on the successful stage revenue of the same name, deals with the gay side of things in busy war industry. The shipyard workers are revealed in simple, human terms.
 Miss Ball plays famed Broad way actress who meets riveter Dick Powell on a bond-selling appearance at the shipyards. She learns he has written a play which she is willing to produce on Broadway. Dick agrees, but when the play is in pro- duction he learns that the message of his musical has been changed
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-06-27

and withdraws the play.
 Lucille follows him back to the shipyards to get the play back and stays to become worker for a while and really meet the people" in it. She and Dick fall in love but quarrel just before she is to return to New York. Before she can leave they learn that all war workers are frozen to their jobs. Things are finally patched up when without Dicks knowledge Lucille produces the play at the shipyards. When Dick learns that Lucille has done they kiss and make up in the approved manner.
 As the beautiful star, Lucille Ball both looks and acts her role dis playing outstanding talents as comedienne. Dick Powell sings and acts in a role tailor-made to his voice and personality. Frozen-faced Virginia O'Brien delivers number especially designed for her deadpan style of singing and veteran comic Bert Lahr keeps things moving as a retired seaman working in the yards.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-06-27
POLI's

"Qaslight" the new Metro Gold wyn-Mayer film at the Loew Poll theater is one of the most exciting and dramatic stories ever to reach the screen. Featured by outstand- ing performances by the star-stud- Ged cast headed by Charles Boyer, Ingrid Bergman and Joseph Gotten, ~Gaslight" will keep you on the edge of your seat as it relates the story of the beautiful young singer, portrayed by Miss Bergman who marries her accompanist (Charles Boyer) and with him sets up home in the London house where Paula's aunt, a famous singer, was mur- dered. Deliberately, Boyer sets out to drive his wife mad-just why, and through what ingenious meth ods, it would be unfair tn relate. The entrance upon the scene of a Scotland Yard man, played by Jo- sept Cotton, brings the picture to a tense and highly thrilling climax
 "Gaslight" has been handsomely produced for M-G-M by Arthur Hornblow, Jr., George Cukor, the director keeps the production going at top interest and the entire sup porting cast hand-picked, turns in sterling performances. These latter include Dame May Whitty, Bar bara Everest and Angela Lansbury, the latter a 17-year-old English girl who came to this country sev- eral years ago as a refuge from the Nazi blitz and who makes her fiml debute in "Gaslight" Emil Rameau, Edmund Breon, Halliwell Hobbes, Tom Stevenson, Heathre Thatcher, Lawrence Grossmith and Jakob Gimpel are others who bring their dramatic talents to the cast.
 The co-hit on this dramatic pro- gram is "Trocadero' with Rosemary Lane and Johnny Downs.
 Its just three days left for the Big Bond Premiere which is being held on Thursday at the Loew Poli theater, so get yuor bonds now and get one of those free tickets to see one of the greatest and fastest show of shows on the Stage and Screen. Remember meet your friends on Thursday at Loew Poli as everyone will be three that night, so if you haven't received one of the free tickets, come in now and buy a bond and you will get your ticket free. There are still some good seats left, so come down town and BUY one BOND now, it's your gain.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-06-27

June Allyson and Rags" Ragland do well in small roles. Paul Re- gan, a young mimic, makes his debut in the film a memorable one. Also making his initial appearance in the movies is orchestra leader Vaughn Moore, who does a good job with the musical numbers. Spike Jones and his City Siickers also are tops.
 Co-featured on the current Strand bill is 'The Contender" thrilling prize fight drama starring Buster Crabbe and Airline Judge.
 The Strand continues to sell bonds nigth and day for the giant Loew- Poli Premiere to be held Thursday night at 8:30 p. m.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-06-27

A new camera enables an aerial photographer to determine the exact longiture and latitude of each map ping shot taken over a war zone. The camera photographs an enemy installation and so marks the print that bombers may then return to the exact spot.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-06-27
M The Local TheGterS

Bonds are sold bay and Night in the Lobby of this theater and in the Victory House.
 yhda ,htwcK Khuyitert
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-09
.BOnnbers Hit
.Pd|du Anew

GEN. MacARTHUR'S HQ., NEW
GUINEA, Sept. S (INSl-Another
devastating raid against Palau,
Japanese island base guarding the
eastern approaches 10 the Philip
pines. and the blasting of some 10
enemy planes in another heavy
aerial assault at the Langoan air.
drome in the northern CelebeS,
were announced today.
Palau was pounded Tuesday by
a strong force of LiberatorS. which
dropped 90 tons of explosives in a
thrust co-ordinated with a shat
tering carrier task force attack
on the Japanese stronghold, an
nounccd yesterday by Pacific fleet
headquarters.
-Aiaht-PstEei heffbcrs- MAIN
tanned the ceaselesS patrol off
Mlndanao. most Southcrly island
Of the Philippines. damaging two
enemy naval auxiliary ships. and
aSSailod the Matima airdrome at
DavaO.
Mitchell bomberS. escorted by
fighters, struck again az Halma-
hcra while remaining Jap holdings
on western Dutch Now Guinea
were attacked by Allied fighter
bOmbcrS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-09
Ydnks Press
Gothic Line

ROME. Sept. s QNS)-Ameri-
can forces advanced today on the
communications center OF Pts.
toia, arriving within six miles or
the western flank of the Gothic
Line at several points. The high
way leading into Pistoia from the
south was severed.
On the Eighth Army front, mel
British slugged through strong
enemy positions on a 20-mlie
battle line aimed at the Adrlatlc
port of Rimini. They took RE
clone Marina, five miles southeast
Of Rimini and fought further IN
land. Eighth Army forces we're
within one mile of Gemmano.
Rimni itself was under heavy
assault and its early-faii was an
ticipated With this accomplished,
the Allies will he able 10 charge
into the Pc Valley beyond.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-09
CONTINUED from Page one)

Continued from Page One)
persons had struck, the spokes-
man said.
Acting in the absence of Quill
leo, a UAW-CIO international
representative explained the walk
out was in protest Of transfers
and layoffS being made by the
management without regard to
seniority"
An official statement from the
union local said in part.
I'VE had urged and will con-
tinue To urge the members of
Local 50 10 return to work at
the Willow Run bomber plant
Immediately.
I'VE must point out, however,
that responsibility for this stop
page rests upon the Ford Mo-
tor Co. The company has con-
tinued to violate the seniority
provisions of the contract which
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-09

the union holds with II, despite
repeated warnings that such vi
olations are certain TO provoke
trouble.
1T IL to be expected that Will
low Run workers will be more
than usually concerned about
seniority rights al this time, be-
cause of layoffs which are now
being made at the plant. The
company decision to tamper
with seniority had its inevitable
result in this stoppage.'
It was only this week that the
plant was placed on a five-day
45-hour week basis.
Meanwhile. strikes involving
| $50 maintenance workers at the
Briggs Conner plant and the
Packard Motor Car Co. ended
enabling an estimated 19,00C
other workers al the two COM
panies 10 start back 10 work
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-09

The go striking maintenance
workers at Briggs, members of
UAW-CIO Local TAP. voted last
night Ia return to work today
This cleared the way for 1900
workers, who had been sent home
because of the strike. 10 renew
production on B-29 and BIZ
bomber parts,
One thousand striking Packard
maintenance workers. members Of
UAW-CIO Local 100, voted 10 re-
turn this morning and Packard
officials Immediately ordered 1000
other employees also idle because
of the strike, to come hack 10
work.
a Briggs spokesman estimated
that only between p and 80 per
cent of the 1900 Conner plant
employees responded today 10 the
back to work plea
He attributed this. however, 10
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-09
War Surplus Bill
Aids Small Business

WASHINGTON. Sept. s GNS)
Senate and House ConfereeS IN
surplus war property disposal to-
day adopted lhc Senate provision
10 benefit small business. No
decision was reached on the stock
plAng issue.
ConfereeS also adopted the
'ioep' provision. by which a war
veteran may ship home anything
that ne buys from a surplus stock
pile overseas.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-09
Willow Rum Shut by WalkOuf

the difficulty in notifying them
that the maintenance strike had
ended
Both maintenance strikes were
called IN an effort 10 Obtain more
money for the persons involved
The dispute has been certified to
the VIII
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-09
ORDER BY NUMBER

Martin disclosed also that. early
in 1899, when the government be-
gan TO frown on export OF air
craft parts to agCrcSSor nations
but still had taken no steps TO halt
It-JapS began 10 place part or
ders by number only. with a CON
fidental letter" in some cases TO
explain specifications.
Martin quoted an excerpt OF a
letter he said the Los Angeles
branch Of MitSubiSh wrote its
Tekye headquarters July is. 1910,
after the Presidents proclamation
July 5, blocking further shipments
of military equipment. II said
due 10 the proclamation the
Douglas Aircraft Co. cannot
ship the above valves. They sug-
gested they would deliver the
Wakes 10 our office 81 there
might be way In forward the
same nv our own boat. calling
these valves automobile parts"
SEES BLUEPRINTS
The economic warfare official
also said correspondence dated
Feb. %. 1910, revealed that a
japanese naval aviation officer
was shown blueprints, diagrams,
photographs and performance fig
ureS of the Boeing Stratoliner at
the Boeing aircraft factory at
Seattle
He was not allowed TO see com
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-09

pleted planes. However the let
ter pointed out, according TO
Martin. that Flying FortreSSeS
for the l.. $. army were under
going BOeinC flight tests, so II
was possible for Mr.. Teral 10 get
fairly closeup view OF this
tyne OF planC.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-09
Tells How Japs
Got Gas Secrets

official charged today that the Japanese able through
business channels TO learn American aviation gasoline
TO American firms
And in one instance as late as June, 1941 they were
able 10 the amounts Of oil and gasoline shipments 10