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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-22
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void moles Il should be "moles" so instad dey
diagnose H. Il should be mules wot eleven O'Clock
II arrifes In de night express collect seek mule
skins. So dunt esk. Fumigated we heving de
house. und from de mueSkins it's building now
Uncle Pincus witt Joonior wigwam on de roof.
son arrife Lila witt de femily so Pncus witt you
fodder could dobbIing opp in dc wigwam.
II stopped Shelley quaekiRe for couple days
to taking for de Post Huffice Civil Sovants
examination she should be dere a cloik So in
order TO impresting dem dot she's ry from Pust
Huffices export. so. TO de application she iascin.
ates witt peen a poem so
Little jock Horner stood by corner
From de Post Huffice one afternoon
De pen he did seenk in a Inkwell from eenk
Wot he feeshed out de following articles:
From foot paste tupe cap. round one
A bobby Peen witt fly. a drowned one
From paper matches empty books
From bracelets. charms witt wire hooks
baloney skeen from delicaiessen
A tootpeeck. witt a rhumba lesson
cuckScroow yat witt nail file
Splitter webs. from de latest style
A safety peen. instructions hendy
Retoin pzze 10 Mehetma Chendl
Poker cheeps witt paper cleeps
Pitts from dates. witt Upper plates
Pills for cremps. kenceled stemps
coppet tecks witt jomping jocks
EleStic bends. witt odds witt ends
Wot exclaimed leedle Jeckie Lend sakes sliie!"
Geeve a look wot ! making a Scrap Metal
Drife!"
p S Not for noting is 1t quacking again
Shelley.
Take kerr yousaf dollink
Evening star., 1944-05-18
Forenen
Continued From First Page.)

days had been lost by $4,000 en-
ployes, and the Briggs Manufacture
ing Co., which had several plants
affected by the foremen's strike, said
it had lost 300, 1000 man-days through
the idleness of nearly $4,000 helpers.
Packard officials said production
would be resumed on the night shift
tonight, but because of the interde-
pendence of plants in the Detroit
area none of the companies VEN
tured a prediction as to when full
production would be restored.
Mayor Asks Strike Truce.
The total number of employees
idle in Michigan reached a total OF
72,000 yesterday, including 1850
affected by unrelated disputes at
the Chrysler Corp $500 at Gra-
ham-Paige and 1900 at smaller
plants in three cities out-State.
The prevalence OF strikes in De-
troit brought from Mayor Edward
j. Jeffries, jr, statement calling
on workers and management to
unite in an industrial truce, no
matter what differences or what
grievances may arise, until the in
vasion has been made-and now"
Meanwhile, one CIO picket was
reported in serious condition at a
hospital and three others were
treated for injuries and released,
after the four had been run down
by an automobile during a jurisdic-
tional dispute affecting two soft
drink companies.
After the incident in which the
pickets we're hurt, 80 police of the
riot squad broke up a fighting crowd
of about $50 men.
The Brewery Workers of America
(CIO) are engaged in dispute with
the AFL Teamsters Union over Or
ganization of drivers for the soft
drink companies.
Evening star., 1944-05-18
Political Newcomer
Victor Over Costello
BY the Associated Press.

by INe ASSOClaleC FTeSS.
HOLLYWOOD, May 1S.-Hal
Styles. the radio producer COM
mentator who wrested the Demo-
cratic nomination from Representa-
tive Costello in the 18th congress
sional district, is little known out
side of his own bailiwick, but he
has a wide following among local
Ilisteners-in.
Mr. Costello, flve-term Democratic
Representative and member of the
Dies and Military Affairs Commit
tees, led the Republican race, but
State law prohibits his acceptance
Of the COP nomination, since he
lost that of his own party.
Mr.. Styles, who never before
manifested active interest in poll
tics, first gained measure of re-
nown during the depression when
he originated the Help Thy Neigh
Dor" program on a local station,
interviewing unemployed persons
He has said he obtained work for
more than 10000 during the sew
eral years he conducted the broad
cast.
Previously he had a rowing re-
porter program, interviewing pass
ersby over portable microphone.
Lately he has been active in two
programs. His Lest Ye Forget" is
designed to ease the employment
pathway for returning war veterans
The other, dedicated to combating
juvenile delinquency, he calls
Young America Speaks"
Mr.. Styles, a veteran of the World
War, had the Endorsement OF the
CIO Political Action Committee and
affiliated union groups, but friends
quoted him as saying his defeat OF
Mr.. Costello on the Democratic
ticket was unexpected, nonetheless
Evening star., 1944-05-18
Body Of Indian Girl
Found, but Mystery
Still CIoaks Death
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
YONKERS. N. Y, May 1S.-
The body of Valsa Matthai,
wealthy 22-year -old Indian stu
dent, missing from Columbia
University for nearly two
months, was taken from the
Hudson River yesterday. but cir
cumstances of her death re-
mained cloaked in mystery.
Edwin M. Huntington, acting
Westchester County medical exam
iner, said the dark-eyed Bombay
undia) girl, who disappeared from
a Riverside drive dormitory during
a snowstorm March 20, had died by
drowning.
He did not attempt to explain,
however, how she got in the water
No Marks Of Violence.
The medical examiner said no
bruises or marks OF violence were
found on her body and remarked
that it would be impossible to de-
tect any traces of poison in a body
which had been in the river so long.
DR.. Huntington said he would not
perform an autopsy. as it would dis
close nothing not apparent in his
first examination.
Acting Capt. John j Cronin of the
New York Police Missing Persons
Bureau said, however he would "in-
sist on" an autopsy in an effort to
clear up all doubts and suspicious. !"
Boatman Finds Body.
Miss Matthias body was found
last night by boatman, floating in
midstream here about 7 miles up
the river from Columbia University
Capt. Cronin identified the body
through a serial number on a wrist
watch found on the dead girls arm.
A mole on the face and clothing also
tailed, he said.
Object of an intensive search since
she disappeared from her room at
International House, Miss Matthai
was the daughter of John Matthai,
head of the Tata Chemical Co. of
Bombay and an Indian economist,
author and government official.
Evening star., 1944-05-18
Allied Photos Show
Strength Of German
West Wall Defenses

| By the Associated Press.
LONDON, May 18.-Photographed
bit by bit during the steady Allied
aerial hammering of the invasion
coast, the German west wall has
been found to be a series of strong
points embedded in concrete in q
maze of mine fields and barbed wire.
The reconnaissance photographs,
showing the enemy Notifications
gun by gun and mile by mile, now
have been assembled into q giant
map against the forthcoming day
of invasion, an attack which the
controlled Vichy radio asserted last
night may be expected "any mo-
ment now"
The map, which provides Gen.
Dwight D. Eisenhower and his COM
mand with details on the potential
battlef1elds, shows defense installa-
tions in camouflaged concrete clus-
ters in staggered lines back from
the mined European coast.
Effort Made at Camoufiage.
The defense clusters all hide big
guns. From some protrude long
barrels of huge sunken batteries.
From others rocket guns are set to
fire toward the Channel.
Relying heavily on camoufage,
the Germans have placed vitually
all the defense system underground
and have used canvas extensively in
an attempt to keep completed in
stallations away from the prying
eyes of Allied airmen.
While bombers and other Allied
aircraft drummed these installations
as high priority tragets in weeks OF
night and day attacks, other recon-
Nuisance planes, each equipped with
three to six cameras capable OF
shooting 180 pictures apiece, have
been uncovering the secrets OF the
West Wall.
50 Allied Divisions Reported.
A Paris radio commentator yes
terday said Gen. Eisenhower has
massed so divisions (roughly soc, 900
to $50 900 mem and 80, 900 parachute
troops in South England where an
armada of invasion craft fills the
harbors.
Attributing his information to
"neutra, sources" the French an
.nouncer added:
British and American invasion
troops have been massed at their
embarkation points for the past
eight days and all. evidence points
to the fact the invasion will be
Launched sooner than some people
may expect.
'"Tlie whole armada has been
concentrated in the harbors of
Southern England and especially
the Bristol area.
THE Allied high seas feet so far
has not been located
Evening star., 1944-05-18
WorrenS Says Morgenthou's our
Overseas Cost Only $158

counts" He mentioned particularly
Mr.. Morgenthau's trip and con-
templated visit to China by Vice
President Wallace.
The Controller General wrote back
that the desired information regard
ing the Secretary could not be OBJ
tained from his records because
departmental accounts for the
period had not yet been submitted
for audit.
However" he added, cit infor-
mally has been ascertained that
such cash expenditures as were in
CURED in connection Herewith Cap
proximately $3.50 were charged to
the exchange stabilization fund. 1t
is reported that the travel involved
the use of Army aircraft.
"Hmph," Senator Bushfield snort
ed. 1T looks pretty futile to try
and press this any further. Warren
was evasive. He didn't say any
thing about the cost of the plane
about gas and oil, or the crew and
it's salaries"
Evening star., 1944-05-18
By the Associated Press.

Dy tHc hSSOCldttC EIcSS.
In an informal way, Controller
General Lindsay Warren figured
that it cost approximately $158 cash
for Secretary of the Treasury Nor
genthau to tour North Africa and
italy last October, and passed the
estimate on today to Senator Bush
field, Republican, of South Dakota,
who called it perfectly ludicrous."
Secretary Morgenthau went over
seas, Treasury official said, to see
how invasion currency was working
out, to visit troops and assure them
of home-front backing and to bring
home report that would spur War
Bond6ales.> He said Senator Bush
field was wrong in suggesting that
the Secretary took along a press
agent and photographer.
The Senator wrote Mr.. Warren a
fortnight ago to find out who
authorizes governmental junkets
around the globe by civilian officials
and who approves the expense ac-
Evening star., 1944-05-18
Man Arrested on CHARGE
OF Robbinq Collector

Frank ]. Slago, 33, of 1921 Bel
mont street NV. was arrested last
night after an insurance collection
agent reported to police that Slago
had beaten him in an alley in the
1400 block of Belmont street NV.
and robbed him of $83.
Slago will be arraigned today in
Municipal Court on a charge of
robbery.
Albert r. Moore, 143s Euclid
street NV, told police he had lent
Slago some money early yesterday
and later in the day the latter had
requested another loan as the pair
walked through an alley. Mr..
Moore said he refused, whereupon
Slago beat him until he lost con-
sciousneSs, he said. .-.=.
Mr.. Moore regained conscious
ness, according to police, to find the
money missing from his pockets. He
reported the alleged assault to police
and was taken to Garfield Hospital
where he was treated for abrasions
and a broken tooth.
Detective w. j. Webb of the thir-
teenth precinct arrested Slago on
the street last night.
Evening star., 1944-05-18
British Carrier Planes
Attack Norwegian Coast
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
LONDON, May 18.-Carrier- borne
planes of the British Home Fleet
have blasted German shore installa-
tons and shipping near Stadlandet
in surprise blow at Norway's west
coast, the Admiralty said yesterday.
Bomb-carrying Grumman Hellcats
bombed oil tanks and fish oil fac
tory, scored hits on two supply ships,
damaged two trawlers and possibly
three other supply ships, while es-
corting Wildcat and Hellcat fighters
shot down nine Nazi interceptors.
One other enemy plane may have
been downed and two others were
damaged.
Five naval aircraft are missing.
the Admiralty said.
The Grummans and Wildcats are
American-made planes.
Evening star., 1944-05-18
Weather Report

District of Columbia - Partly
cloudy and continued warm with
some likelihood of thundershower
this afternoon. Partly cloudy and
much cooler tonight and tomorrow.
Maryland - Partly cloudy and
much cooler tonight and tomorrow.
A few showers in tie west portion
tomorrow.
Virginia - Partly cloudy, much
cooler in the southwest portion and
much cooler in the east and north
portions tonight ard tomorrow.
Thundershowers along southern
border early tonight and in the
southwest portions tomorrow.
River Report.
Potomac and Shenandoah Rivers
clear at Harpers Ferry. Potomac
clear at Great Falls.
Report for Last "a Hours.
Evening star., 1944-05-18
Montgomery Tuberculor
Group Move Office

Headquarters of the Montgomery
County tuberculosis Association
have been moved from the Hous-
ing Guild ONCE on Wisconsin ave-
nue., Bethesda, to 7649 Georgetown
road in the Bowling Center build
ing, 1t was announced yesterday
by Mrs. Dexter Bullard.
The telephone number remains
the same, Wisconsin 6718.
Evening star., 1944-05-18
LOST RATION COUPONS

"A" AND &C" GAS COUPONS, %. c 4133T,
issued to Robert f. Goodman, 242 I4th
"A" GAS RATION COUPONS, issued to
Chase. Md OIL s6sS. ''
GAS BOOK "a" issued 10 Alvin Talberf
-11s 9th ST. Sc, Wash. D. C.
GAS RATION BOOK &C. issued to ]. X.
attsyille, Md. WA. S432
RATION BOOK NO. 4, issued to B. Kirsch-
eennaum' y2o9 saybrook ave. silver
RATION BOOK No, 3. issued TO Isabelle
Hager, Ottsville. Pa. Bucks County
RATION BOOK NO. 3, issued to Josephine
Cooley 112-A Springer St, Greenville,
RATION BOOK NO. {, issued to Deloris
e. Grsbman, 5531 Columbia pike, AIRING
ton, Va. OK. 1901.
Evening star., 1944-05-18
LOST.

LOST.
BEDLINGTON DOG, gray; lost vicinity
Georgetown, Saturday night. Reward.
NO. 92I0.
BLACK WALLET. money, Navy ident. card
passes, permits, on highway No. 5, bet.
new Potomac Bridge and Wash. Reward.
AT. 9673.
BOSTON BULL TERRIER, brindle, white
chest and feet, red harness; lost in Be-
thesda, Wednesday. Reward. OIL. 1l04.
BRACELET. gold chain; initials. r: t.:
reward TR. 9236 until pm. -
BRACELET, silver. ia inches wide; lost
Saturday night, vicinity Uptown Theater'
BRACELET, yellow gold. amethyst setting,
lost at Union Station May 10th. Reward.
BRACELET, white gold and platinum, 3
ca Re R1s2a o6 sK bs yaae fs
COCKER SPANIEL, black, name Peter
collar. Reward OR. 0376.
EYEGLASSES. lisht plastic frame, Ed
reward. IA. 2624. v '.'' 49,. w.
HONOR PIN, gold, lost May 18th, between
Z st. q e. and Hyattsville. Nc. Ii. 1888.
IDENTIFICATION BRACELET, gold, vic
Masnone MRlh 1s!h Reward si ana 6D c9aa a77 ave- j.
LINK BRACELET, silver and lapis; senti-
mental value. Reward. Call DU. a6n1.
MANDOLIN, lost Sunday afternoon between
18th and l4th sts. on Franklin st. ne:
reward. Call MI. $500.
PIN, diamond and pearl platinum lost be-
tween Garfnckels and the Willard Hotel.
Reward EN-. 5033.
PURSE, black leather. gold initials &C. F.
lost IN taXicab en- route Union Sta. to
Wardman Park Hotel Reward. 81. 373l
RING, diamond, dinner; rectangular shape
with larse stones lost Sun. eve; reward.
Call WO 60S4.
SPRINGER SPANIEL, black and white.
name tag, L SpitZ. Midtown, N. j. Re-
ward. Call DI. S356: Sunday, GIL. 0693.
TOY TERRIER and beagle hound, black
with white and tan spots. female. with un-
clipped tail; strayed from 1924 44th pl.
Sunday afternoon light tan cowhide book
wallet, containing "a and c. gasoline
ration book, = coupons, unindorsed New
YORK, Mass, Maryland driving licenses,
draft cards. Reward. WI. 9441. IS"
WATCH, lady's, white, golG. set with
EX. 400, Apt. l002, after i pm.
WATCH, lapel, white gold marcasite; lost
Monday night, bet. Rittenhouse and Tewks-
bury place on Ga. ave. GE $780,.
WRIST WATCH, ladys. diamond and
LIBERAL reward. NO. 2444
WRIST WATCH, Alpha; lost in Riverdale
Call June Holmes, Room lO2 Leland Me-
moral Hospital Rlyerdale. Md UN. 700
WRIST WATCH, diamond, Swiss make
pjsck PACK oano lost vic. Wis. ave. between
WRIST WATCH, lady.s. white gold, with
biack cord, initiated ID. R. W. from R o
Y 42G a. on Eye 81. NV, between
lath and 18th al Q m. Thursday A we'd
oing present. Reward. RE. 1900, Rm
~ 10 am to pm Temple $3.50 after
Evening star., 1944-05-18
Two Seminaridn
Glasses Ordained

Two classes of seminarians were
ordained today in separate cere-
monies at the National Shrine of
the Immaculate Conception and
the chapel of Trinity College. The
ordaining prelates were the Most
Rev. Michael j. Keyes, titular Bish-
op of Aeroplis, in the ceremonies at
the Shrine, and the Most Rev. John
M. McNamara, Auxiliary Bishop of
the Baltimore and Washington dio-
cese, at Trinity Chapel.
Those ordained were:
Becker. Fioelis Quinn, stephanus
Bouland. Bernardinus Stack, LamDertus
Cangemi. Dominicus Tasue, Caroius
Dowd, Regis Auciair, Adelardus
Fitzpatrick, v. Butler, DonaldLs
Fonash, IRnatlus Dynan. FranciScus
Hayden, AloysiEs Hardman, Joannes
Kovanec, Hieronymus Kiernan, Joannes
Hubert, Georeius lie Frois Josephus
Koklowski, Albertus Offer, Hernricus
KovacziK, Clemens Cedilot. Joannes
Landfiean, De Paulus Hines, .Franciscus
Norris, Ricardus Inerisano, Georgius
In the ceremonies at Trinity the
following were ordained:
Unterkoefler. E. Burt. Leonardus
Knesl, Ellsworth McArdle, Henrcus
Craemer. Leo Thabault. Paulus
Berra, Dominicus Godsil Ambrosius
Gordon, Gu1ielmus Lacey, Martinus
Burns, Robertus jain, Andreas
Krupa, Georgius Davis Vincentius
Toscani, JosephuS Mitchell, Austinus
OToole, Joannes Braun, Joannes
Gattinella, Josephus Crowley, Kenanus
Giovinetti, Raphael Hannah, Werner
shannon, Albertus Clarke, James
La Feur, Alfredus DZuban, Aegidius
Krupa, Gulielmus McGough, c.
Devine, Gulielmus Butler, Benedictus
Hennessy, Joannes Wolf. Josnnes
Crawford, r. Miller, Martinus
williams, Donaldus Mattel, Theodorus
Wynne, Gulielmus
Evening star., 1944-05-18
ADVERTISEMENT.
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Evening star., 1944-05-18
Ex- ronsit Employe
Buried in Forest Glen

Funeral services for Nelson Stans-
bury Brown, rs, of Kensington, Md,
retired employe of the Capital
Transit Co. who died Sunday after
a long illness, were held yesterday
from st. Johns Catholic Church.
Forest Glen. Burial was in the
church cemetery.
Mr.. Brown is survived by his
widow. Mrs. Estelle z. Brown, and a
son, Nelson S. Brown, jr., both OF
Kensington; sister and two broth
|ers. He was native of Montgomery
County.
Evening star., 1944-05-18
LOST RATION COUPONS.

RATION BOOK NO. 3, issued TO Jane A
King, 200 Taylor St. Ch. Ch., Nd.
RATION BOOK NO. 5, issued to Preston
Md wi 74O3.
WALLET, mans, with "A" and c. gas
books, issued to B. Sanders, 2612 Tilden
St NV. Call WO. 1926.
WAR RATION BOOKS NOS. 3 AND 4, is
sued to Mollie F., Stewart K, Henry A
and Adele Reeves Of 4-G Southway, Green
belt, Md.
WAR RATION BOOKS, Nos. "3.. and =. .
John MCGOWAN Of 1908 10th st. nv
Evening star., 1944-05-18

Make idle dollars fighting War
Bond dollars!
Evening star., 1944-05-18
FOUND.

DOG, male, black spaniel brown less
snort tail st. ne. Call AT. 1853 and
describe fully.
Evening star., 1944-05-18

Record for Last ~ Hours
From noon yesterday TO noon today)
HIGHEST, SO. pm. Year ago, 81
Lowest, 81, $40 am. Year ago, IS.
Record Temperatures This Year.
Hishest, 90 on May l6
Lowest, II, on January >.
Humidity for Last Fl Hours.
from noon yesterday to noon today.)
Highest, II per cent, at 2:30 am.
Lowest, 53 per cent, at $50 pm.
Tide Tables.
Furnished by United States Coast
Evening star., 1944-05-18

BRACELET, yellow gold. amethyst setting,
lost at Union Station May 10th. Reward.
Evening star., 1944-05-18

SPRINGER SPANIEL, black and white,
name tag. L. Spitz. Midtown, N. j. Re-
ward. Call DI. S35H Sunday, Gil. 0693.
TOY TERRIER and beagle hound black
with white and tan spots. female. with un-
clipped tail; strayed from 1924 44th pl.
Evening star., 1944-05-18

BRACELET, white gold and platinum, 3
diamonds; NV. section; sentimental value.
Reward. Call RE. 7400. Ext. 5sl3. f9'
COCKER SPANIEL, black name Peter
wearing brown muzzle, name Boutwell, on
Evening star., 1944-05-18

Report for Last "a Hours.
Evening star., 1944-05-18

INK BRACELET, SILVER and Iapis; senti-
mental value. Reward. Call DU. 1901,
Hrs SuttoN
Evening star., 1944-05-18

Make idle dollars fghting War
Bond dollArsi
Evening star., 1944-05-18

PURSE, black leather, gold initials &C. F.
lost in taXicab en- route Union Sta. to
Wardman Park Hotel, Reward 81. 373l :.
RING, diamond dinner; rectangular shape
with large stones; lost Sun. eve; reward.
Call WO HOSI
Evening star., 1944-05-18

WALLET--Vicinity Wilson lane Bethesda.
Sunday afternoon. light tan cowhide book
wallet containing "A" and &C" gasoline
ration book, Is coupons, unindorsed; New
York, Mass, Maryland driving licenses,
draft cardS ReNaro. WI nIIl ISa
Evening star., 1944-05-18

Sunday afternoon between
sts. on Franklin st. ne:
Evening star., 1944-05-18

The Sun and Moon
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-07-10

Mr.. Warren H. Chase, inzenir
"a zgradbo in opremo pri The
Ohio Bell Telephone Co., je, bill
pred nedavnim iztoljen predsed-
nixon N. C. Kingsbury drustva
telefonskih pionirjev v Ameri-
XII. Podpredsednik pa je bill IL
veljen Mr.. Lester E. Smyth.
Clani te organizacije so tele-
fonski delavci, XII Sc nahajajo
D ri druzbi n a d 81 let. N. G.
Kingsbury podruznica ina mad
$500 clanov, narodna organiza-
CHA pa ina skupnega clanstva
mad 10000. Clevelandsko po-
druznico tvorijo clani Greater
Clevelanda, gainesville, Will
loughby in okoliskih naselbin.
Mr.. Chase stanuje ma 1900
IOakridge DR., Cleveland
Heights. Rojen je bill v Cleve-
landu in k druzbi v Clevelandu
| je pristopil pred "a. lett. Pozne-
je je delal "a Bell System Y
New England, ter ma pacificni
obali, nakar Sc je zopet vrnil y
Cleveland.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-07-10
DRUGA VRTNA PREDSTA-
VA

Ia v sredo je namenjen sle-
deci program silk: ~
Mehikanska biko-borba.
Nasi farmarji v Madison
Geneva, kako smo pekli krom-
pir in obirali grozdje.
Pogreb skofa Jegliea v Ljub-
ljani.
. Gremo ma GorenBko stran. =
Nekaj pogrebov in porok.
Vojska, kako Sc je vrsila in
vazija zaveznikov ma francosko
obalo.
Predstava sc zacne kakor hi
tro sc zmraci. - Vrsi Sc v sre-
do IL. julia.
To pot DO nekdo srecen! Pri-
nestle seboj listke prve pred
stavei