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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-18
; New Marks
In One Night

New season marks decorate the
Metropolitan Classic League board
today after last nights striking
and sparing at East Warren Rec
reation.
Ira Wilson has 1884 for second,
showing Delray To third. Mike Au-
gello's ga is first and so is Rob-
erts' 1887.
Noteworthy counts came from
Paul Geml of Nye. $50; JACK Rob-
erts, 655; Fred Miller, Rainbow,
636: Harry Abrams, Archway.
627;; Tony Lindeman, Wilson, 625.
Palmer Park increased its lead
10 two games by winning from
Nye as Koppitz lost twice TO Avia-
ton and fell to a tie for second
with Wilson, a three-time winner
over Farris Brothers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-18

leader for two last night az Palace
Recreation. 1889 TO 27S7. Tank
Arsenal stopped SuperfiniShers
and the losers fell TO third, two
distant from the top
Earl Johnson of Dodge Truck
was best with 647 after a 1871
start. Frank Zion of Highland
Park Service wreSted the lead in
the averages from Therman Glib
son of Engineering by II pins.
lions 632 bringing him TO 1926
and ,Gibson's sos leaving him at
1914.
Service advanced 10 four games
from first in taking three from
Dodge Forge, defending champion,
2944 10 1865. The Service score
was night high and went To fourth
on the DriZe list.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-18
Wins Fourth
Sweep i'm Row

Alva Hum Five continues 10
feature i'm the Greater Masonic
League At -0lyHPie-Last- night
HUM won its sixteenth straight
point. Friendship shows a record
OF Is III the last 10. Friendship
is one point from first place and
HUM three.
Alex Heiden. Berger, had 62l
end Abe Solomon OF Robinson ;
COZ. Friendship led team scoring
with 1865. Russell Payment had
alternate strikes and spares 10
get one of those rare zoos.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-18
IT'S EMILY AGAIN

Emily Jakubek, first or second
every week but one of the nine
completed. is the weeks leader
today in the womenS junior indi-
vidual classic at Winter Garden
She had TO 10 Lillian Beattie' S
73l. Lillian Provencal had TO
Fourth went 10 Josephine Jekie-
lex. 6S8. and Mary Dagger was
fifth on GIT. Miss Jakubek leads
on points with l43 TO Us for Mrs,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-18
Haney'. $40 Tops Classic

Leslie Haney'S $40 for Brownies
Is top on the board today in the
West Side Classic at Crest Lanes.
Haney had games OF 232-247-191.
Wesley Scarlet OF o a. o carded
$50 and Clarence Hoffman ST..
iavonia, 645. Gerisch succeeded
q q q as leader.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-18
By HAROLD KAHL

Shooting on its home alleys, 9
aDd 10. Joe Norris Stroh will be
expected to overhaul the 178-pin
lead of Louis Sielaff's f. e. B
and 60 on TO retain the state
match game bowling champion
ship when the teams complete
their lS-game series at Palace
Recreation tomorrow and Sunday.
f. a. b. which has attracted
national attention through its SEN
sational league rolling, gained its
margin at Rolawile last weekend
when it averaged 1895 to Stroh's
1019S 1t was a ding-dong af-
fair. f. e. b hitting 1927 and
Stroh 32l7 in the third block,
and 1857 to 9l79 for the first nine
games.
Both clubs are primed TO cut
loose with some more fancy
scores, but in most quarters r. a.
B is not figured To match Stroh
to protect its advantage. Blocks
of three games are set for 8 p. m.
tomorrow, S ana p. IN. SUNDAY.
WOMEN IN DAYTON
Headed by Eddie Coy's YER
nors and Edith Schultz Rainbow
five more Detroit teams will
travel 10 Dayton, o., for, the
Womens Central States tourna-
men [. Others are Dorothy
Roberts Five, Floss Lemke S
Broukes and Jerry Rodgers
Whittier.
Here the Women's CYO will
open at the Garfield tomorrow
and the three-men team over
average event continues at Chene-
Trombly.
Whether future city tourna-
ments. starting in 1916, will be
held I'M three establishments in
stead of two, will be decided at
The annual fall meeting of the
Detroit Bowling Association at
the Recreation Building Sunday
al , 30 p. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-18
LEAD NICKED

Plymouth's lead in the Chrysler
Interplant bowling league is down
TO one game today after Highland
Park Engineering p q X ed-tffe-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-18

r q 3 viii defend us Two
game lead against Pepsi Cola in
the Greater Detroit All-Star
League best offering at Olympic
tonight. The schedule:
A. u Pepsi Cola. alleys IA DtiuI-
sei S. Chene TrOmby "a KTAetke ~.
Ira Wilson SO Fife "a. Til. 10 Paris
clean 80 Detroit Ga2ket $40: MineraliteA
"a g4ndard ll-iz olympic Va Harry
saffrtu. 81 terry Mccarthy Va stroh,
1910. Matches 81 s45 y. N.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-18
SCHMIDT HITS roe

HIRE AND THERE Clarence schmidt
reelec on 257-222-13O for TOg and Bal
IARusf 236-2O4-22 tor sos IS stage moved
into a lie win Cfensls FOR FIRST IN johnny
Niletts House james Barclay hit 247-
21A-2I2 f9f ga IN tAs WayneS Business
men Art shilling 2S6-223-lsb for b77
Joe Hogan 247-2fe-204 for 60 and Mike
Mas i7S-2es-2O4 for 6S2 "a the Centennls
senior Hll Palmer 20f- 203-1bl FOR
500. Dom Cuomo ~ 5-23O-2I5 Tor SIS
and In RurAl- la -Aites- Fspsted ieB
ana 2sa5 f0t Eee FairyieS records
joe Admits ass tied high single and
DJn Hamilton MADE the double pinoLhls IN
tse Spgingweix HOUSE Pour Palm Beach
huu-r trauk viii meet four Cfpksf lie Waves
tonight at II RAy AncerSAck tipped
24s- sO-27s Cor 662 and Art LIS 2sa In
Ne Esff Warren House Iona RiNett
fos SIT ia the Royal LAdiea
MILNE GIFTS 7ss
Charles Milne shot 2s5 and Don Mellon
265 in Morning After Ira Ozmont 2S6
IN CrAphir Aria Bernie fTi'z 234
Mile scott and Jackie DeIeeato ais In
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-14
ANOTHER O'BRIEN

OBrien scored an upset by de-
feating Prosecutor Bowling for
the Democratic nomination. Pre-
Nously he had made unsuccessful
runs for prosecutor, circuit Judge
and the common council
The list Of "unknOWns includes
other O'BrienS, one Of them
Thomas {. O'Brien. father of Rep
Michael J. O'Brien.
Rep. O Brlen vas IN conference
at the northwest corner Of Cadll-
lac Square and Bates when the
question Of his fathers political
stature was put.
Unknown ." argued Michael.
J why, my father was
Democratic candidate for alder
man back In the days when
Democrats ran for alderman.
He was candidate for the com
mon council in 1928"
The elder OBrien has also been
police officer and a real estate
man. He is now juvenile court
guard He decided 10 run for legiS-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-14
BY MILTON NJ MURRAY

The Cadillac Square political
solons. whose poSt-electlon expla-
nations are substantially sounder
than their prediction predic-
lions, were busy today explaining
NE emergence Of what they term
political unknowns' IN the Tues
day primary
How for example. could George
O. Cornell who never ran for
anything nose out Auditor Ray
liafch who had been around the
Square for years?
And how could Elmer G Rise.
who gathered little more than
1000 votes for mayor year ago.
run up 10000 10 become the Re
publican candidate for prose-
cutor2
a political unknown. il de-
vclops IS some one YOU dldn
vote FOR and hadn't expected TO
win
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-14
CnknONnS Puzzle Voters

iat0r at A time when Michael
thought he would not be running
for reelection When Michael
changed his mind both father
and son decided 10 run. there be-
ing two other O'BrienS IN the
race, anyway.
One other political unknown
owes his election, II Is claimed. 10
an attack of measles. He didn't
get them. The measles quaran-
tined an orphanage whose Older
boys had been retained by a vet-
eran cand d a te 10 distribute
handblllS
1T blew my whole campaign"
the veteran complained, but
I'm not too sorry. Lansing is q
headache these days"
Cornell. who precIpltated most
Of the exporting. could not be
reached. His family guessed he
might be busy with his new polit-
zeal associates in preparing for
the Democratic county conven-
ton.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-14
Tin Can Pickup
Early Monday
rho-

Pointing out that every piece Of
military equipment lost or de-
~troyed on the haachhcad> in Nor
mandy contained vital tin Terry
Eannan. chairman of the tin can
division Of The Wayne County
Salvage COMMITTEE appealed to-
day for renewed effort IN TN can
salvage ON rhe part Of Detroit
houScholdcrS.
Trucks VIII begin the next tin
can salvage collection early Mon
day II Is expected that the last
previous collection Will be- sur
passed by several thousand tons
a continual stream Of re-
placement tanks. trucks. engines
and other material must be kept
flowing to all war fronts" SAID
BanUan
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-14
ACTIVE IN COP

Asked what his political actlvi-
ties had been, Rice exclaimed
1--WE never been inactive. !
was In politics before could
vote and have been in ever
since"
RIce'S activities have been con-
fined 10 Republican circles and.
TO many Of the Cadillac Square
,olonS. these are not official
Rice. m addition 10 running for
was A candidate for
delegate 10 the Republican county
He IS not sure he won
because he neglected 10 follow
those returns in watching his race
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-14

p for prosecutor He is also Re-
publican presidential eiector.
If Dewey Is elected, Rice will
p have special reservation at the
Inauguration He Is looking for
ward to that. If Roosevelt is re-
elected but Dewey carries Michi-
gan. Rice would still have his
special reservation He IS not sure
he would use il.
If Rice rates as politically un-
known 10 the SolonS, his Demo-
cratic opponent. Gerald h.
OBrien. technically is in the same
listing never having held elective
office.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-14
Crash Tin
Wins SD

A woman reader who witnessed
2 bus accident IN front of 1888
Calvert ~ which 10 persons were
injured is the winner OF the weekly
first prize Of So in the Times
news up contest
Her accurate information was Of
assistance 20 he Times m OBJ
tanning complete coyeragc of the
accident
Winner Of the second award ol
So wa, another alert woman who
phoncd the first iIp on the critical
nllk strike
THIRD prIle Of s. goes 10 The
reader VINO tipped Inc city editor
10 the story Of Berneva Pudncy
j whose life was saved by pcni-
Cillln. As usual 10 other tip>ters
were rewarded with 81 IN war
SAVINGS STAMPS each
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-14
Warns Of Labor Lack
T. $ Marine Corps Photo,

WASHINGTON, July Ia tINS)
War Manpower Chairman Nc
Mutt pointed today TO a 100000
man shortage in supply industries
and services, and warned that
resumption of civilian production
must not interfere with the war
effort.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-14
Wounded Detroiter
Returned 10 j. ).

MIR. and Mrs. NJ. J. O'Grady of
1904 Kimberly have been mott
fed by the war department that
their son Cpl Michael r. O'Grady
has been returned 10 the United
States from a hospital in Eng
land. OGrady was wounded IN the
Normandy invasion.
O'Grady enlisted two years ago.
He IS a ~graduate OF Catholic Cen
trail High School
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-14
De GauIIe in AIqiers

ALGlERS, July Ii ms Gen.
De Gauile mas returned 10 ms
temporary capital Of Algiers from
his visits 10 the. United States and
Canada IN time 10 celebrate Bas-
tile D9N today
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-14
Crops at New Hiqh
distributed by International News Photos

WASHINGTON, July IA tUPJ
Crop returns from irrigated
lands in the West will rise to a
new high in 1914. the interior de-
partment's reclamation bureau
predicted today. Crop values rose
from S159, S85. 1913 in 1871 to $685.
&c. go In 1913
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-14
NaZiS Turn Robots
(bn Invasion Forces

LONDON. July II lINSl Tho
Germans were reported IN DIS
patch from Normandy 10 the Daily
Express today 10 have begun
using their hNng bombs against
the Allied invasion forces IN
France.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-14
Last ; Ndzii Fugitives
Captured on Farm

The last three Of 10 Nazi pris-
-encrs who escaped from Michigan
internment camps this week were
back in custody today at Fremont!
after their capture on an .Oceana
County farm by Sheriff NJ. II. Lit
tiebrandt and his deputies. The
Germans are Kurt LlSon. p;
Johann Schumacher. %. and Will
helm Wanitzke %.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-14

Buy War Savings Stamps the
convenient way. Order them
delivered TO your door from your
Detroit Times carrier salesman.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-09-19

Detroit. Sept ls-AP-The New
York Yankees came to town today
for a three-gsme series with the De
troit Tigers that can make or break
either's World Series hopes.
After sweeping Sundays double
header with Cleveland without
using either Hal Newhouser or Paul
Trout, the Detroit club displayed
an air OF confidence uneQualled
previously this season.
1T was just like beating the Yam.
KEGS twice" Manager Steve O'Nelll
said OF the twin victory. THE two
wins were a real shot in the arm
for this ball club"
Perhaps only the Tiger fans can
match the teams confidence. for
10000 OF them were expected at
Briggs Stadium for today's opener
with the American League champs.
The series unquestionably will he
Detroit's biggest since a similar
three.game showdown with Cleve.
land in 1910. when the Tigers nosed
out the Indians for the pennant In
the stretch drive. That series
drew 1850 spectators.
O'Neill gave the first pitching rs.
eminent to Newhouser. who counts
70 wins over New York among
IS triumphs. His only defeat
the Yankees came the last time
faced them.
For the next two games O'Neill
will use Trout, who likewise has
five wins over the Yankees but
without a setback. and Frank
(Stubby) Overmire, who shut out
Cleveland in Sundays first game.
Detroit has won IL out OF 10 games
with Joe McCarthy's men this sea.
son.
Mccarthy plans. 10 lead of with
his ace. Hank Borowy who boasts
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-09-19
MaehIne plvlslon Eoremen

l. Sherwood 433. y. Wenk 1855
4 Harris 432, W. Wright 3s9. W
Hess 1874 totals. 7l6, 7o2, 500, 21I4
Toolroom
d. Crawford 40l, n Reynolds 800
@. Hubbard 331 p. Hubbard 4i2
c. Suggitt 599 totals 500, 5s4, 40
1893
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-09-19
EAGLES PLAYERS
ON INACTIVE LIST

Philadelphia, Sept, 10 AP -
Tackles AL Wistert and Vic Sears
OF the Philadelphia Eagles have
been placed on the National
Leagues inactive list as the result
OF injuries received Sunday when
the Eagles defeated the Detroit
Lions 27-7 In an exhibition con
test.
Wistert. former University 81
Michigan star, suffered a shoulder
separation that will keep him on
the sidelines for month Sears
will be out the rest OF the season
because OF a fractured leg.
Their loss is especially costly
since both were standouts.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-09-19
Foundry Shippers

Rutledge 500. Hinch 403, B. Man
nor 26s, l.. Manner 1893, Bielak 500;
totals, 7O1, 705. 704, 2llO.
Production Con.
Hanson 449, Carroll SS5. Horton
$50, Wheeler Az, Sprague 500; to-
tails, 703. 694. 704, 2l01.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-09-19
CENTRAL SPECIALITY

Barker i03 Fox 307. Townsley
229, Farmer 5l2, Schoolmaster 532;
totals 500, 656, 635. 1888.
Maintenance
Mack $50, Maynard 3Ol, Tom
3S6. Mitchell 49, low average 249;
totals, So SIS, $50, l7i5.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-09-19
Sports Roundup

Columbus Bernohr Capital University has
Detroit theological
student played Capital
three
Call OF Lakewood, o.,
Michigan football OF az
sinking
hurricane
London-AP-Dr Halt. prominent
the 1885 Olympic has been named lead
Berlin radio
who asked be
for military service said the broadcast
Phladepha-APe Williams No contender for the lightweight
will number him Williams
Boosting string ~ Freddie
challenger,
round battle Philadelphia indoor
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-09-19

u. Gridders Get Tough Work

Ann Arbor, Mich, Sept lg--AP--
After two days OF rest. Michigan's
gridders were ordered back for
more rough work today in an EFFORT
10 prevent recurrence OF some OF
the mistakes made as they edged
out the Iowa SeahaWks
Two more days OF drills on the
fundamentals are scheduled before
the squad leaves Friday for Nil
waukee, where the Wolverines
meet Marquette in their first night
encounter Saturday The game.
which starts AZ 7:30. will be the sea
son opener FOR Marquette and Will
mark the FIRST meeting OF the two
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-09-19
lNTER-cITY TRAVEL LEAGUE

lNTER-CiTY TRAVEL LEAGUE
(RiversiGe Alleys
Beer Cooler
Sheldon Roll, sos. John Max 564,
John Smith 500, Max Putnam 459,
Lester Hall SIS; totals. 923, $40,
S3s, 270l.
Auburn Cafe
Jerry Monte 479, Frank Schu-
macher SIS, John Gorian AS, John
L. Smith els, Al Kolb $50; totals,
S62, S31. 957, 1850.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-09-19

teams since Michigan beat the Hill
toppers 25 years ago. 7 toS
Coach Fritz Crisler said his team
came out OF the Seahawk affair IN
excellent shape. Guard George
Burg was carried unconscious from
The neld but Or Alfred w. Coxon.
team physician. said he suffered
only hard head bump and was
ready FOR practice Harold Watts.
Detroit lettermau center. had his
nose broken but will be ready for
Marquette
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-09-19
Forty Thousand Expected, at
Stadium For Today's Opener

II victories against only nine de-
feats
With only IL games remaining,
IL Is generally believed that a
sweep OF the New York series
would virtually eliminate the Van.
KEGS from the Tigers worries for
it would put them Ave games out
OF the lead The st. Louis Browns.
only a half a game behind Detroit.
open a series at Washington to-
night against the last-plsce Sena
tors.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-09-19
SHOCKED BY REPORT

Detroit, Sept. 19--INS - DSR
Commissioners Frank Rising today
termed Shocking" a disclosure that
p per cent OF all DSR accidents
are caused by seven per cent OF the
companys motormen. Monday.
Commission President Samuel Gil
bert suggested tina. permanent
investigating committee be formed
10 probe all DSR accidents and rec
ommend action 10 be taken against
operators appearing before the
Board OF Review
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-09-19
oundry Foremer

Lonskey AL, Packard 327, Wat.
ling 1873. Miller 372, Philip 44s: to-
tails. 7l3. CSC, 724, 2093.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-09-19

College practice schedule, will re-
suit In easier workouts for the
Spartans. Coach Charley Bachman
said that blackboard drills have
precedent over scrimmage In the
next two weeks but that there still
would be a lot OF hard work.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-09-19
Grinders

Il. White 46S, n Gnonenberg sos
X. Winkler 376, NJ. Randall 3is, D.
Sharpe AIS; totals, $50. 725, 54s,
1912
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-09-19
Bowling Scores

RECREATION LADIES' LEAGUE
Morsy's Jewslry
B. Beck AIS. l.. Morris 2s0. A.
Plat 275. L. Bowden S76. A. fowler
$50, handicap IS; totals, S33, 622,
572, 1927,
Rexal Drugs
A, Fem sos, B. LaFurge BIS. NJ.
Bishop 800, ID. Kildan 342, NJ. Cole
man 1856; totals. 544, SOS, 546, 1898.
Apparel
II. McComb 444. +. Schwisow 2ss.
C. Becker blank, X. Welch 423. l..
Shafer 4l9; totals, 514, 514, 527,
1855.
Cities Services
ID. Stein 291. V. Lidke 3s5, 2.
Cole 223, d. Glenn 1926. r. Berthold
459; totals, SIC. 544. 62s, 1884.
Annex
L. Max AL. NJ. Fox $50. 2. Doering
1877, n. Keller $40, II. Markham 321,
handicap 90, totals, go COS, $50,
l77S.
Shsefer's Huron ST.
NJ. Russell 31s. V. Eberts 3ss, r.
Fem PA. A.-Stein S46, f. Wendt
402; totals, els, 523. SOS. 1889.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-09-19
SPARTANs EXPECT
EASIER WORKOUTS

East Lansing. Sept. l9-AP-The
booking OF u game with University
of Scranton for September 80. a
week earlier than had been plan
ned In framing the Michigan State
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-09-19
Standings
AN ERiCAN LEAGUE
Mondays Games

No games scheduled.
Todsy's Games
New York at Detroit
Boston at Cleveland (nighO.
Washington at st. Louis might
Philadelphia at Chicago might
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-09-19
NATIONAL LEAGUE,

Mondays Results
Boston 6, Brooklyn s 90 inningS)
Only game scheduled.
Todsy's Games
Cincinnati at Philadelphia (7).
Pittsburgh at Brooklyn.
Only games scheduled.
Evening star., 1944-03-22

Load the guns thatH lick the
Japs. Save every drop Of waste
kitchen fats. Take them to your
meat dealer.
Evening star., 1944-03-22
Smith Raps Planning Cult
AT Lincoln Park Meetino

Attacking the planning cult
which is leading the United States
into totalitarianism. Representa-
tive Smith, Republican, of Ohio last
night advocated the destruction
of the National Capital Housing
Authority Speaking at meeting
of the Lincoln Park Citizens Asso-
citation, Mr.. Smith characterized the
local Housing Authority as repre-
senting the same fallacies. miscon-
ceptions and economic untruths as
the United States Housing Author
lity."
"Slums can't be abolished by tear
ing down buildings" Mr.. Smith told
! the group. The people who live
in these fancy Federal dwellings in
most cases are people in higher
income brackets than the original
slum dwellers. In short, the poor
people of the slums are paying
taxes to build houses for some
body else"
Mr.. Smith. formerly Mayor OF
Marion, Ohio, sketched his back
ground with Federal housing, de-
scribing slum clearance project
initiated in Marion. Il was elected
to Congress largely because of the
fight 1 put up against the United
States Housing Authority at that
time Mr.. Smith said.
Following Mr.. Smiths address the
| association passed without dissen
Evening star., 1944-03-22
Six Accused Enormously
OF Gas Ration IrreeuIarity

Through IAN unfortunate error,
both on the part of the local boards
and the executive Offices" of IA
motorists listed by the District
once of Price Administration as
having failed TO appear with prop
erly Endorsed gasoline rs ton coupons
actually did appear and their revo-
cations have been recalled, officials
admitted yesterday.
While it is regretted that these
people were inadvertently subjected
to undue publicity, they can be as
sured that their records in the
boards are now absolutely in the
clear" Charles X. Davis, jr., special
hearing officer for the local OPA
declared in statement
The agency did not explain how
the errors occurred, although it is
believed the local boards had failed
10 record the fact the motorists had
appeared within the five days re-
ouired under the regulations. They
were among lat served notices dur
ing the drive for correct coupon
Endorsement. ....
OPA listed the six as follows
Ruben Chan, 318 H street S.W.; l.
Caponici, $40 Eighth street NE;
Howard w. Keithley, 3OO1 Douglas
street NE; william Chambreau
2700 Wisconsin avenue NV: James
q. Wilkinson, 223 Ascot place NE.
and Arthur M. Hankins, 1864 r
street NE.