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Evening star., 1944-04-25
Batheship Maine Salvage
Expert Dies in New York

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, April 25.-Capt.
Israel Merritt Tooker, SO, salvage
expert and one of the divers who
aided in salvage work on the battle
ship Maine after it was sunk in
Havana Harbor, died yesterday at
Sailors Snug Harbor on Staten
Island.
Capt. Tooker was born in HAM
burg, Conn, and was known in
shipping circles throughout the
country.
Two sons, Capt, John Tooker, who
directed salvage operations on the
liner Normandie and the submarine
Squalus, and Capt. George Tooker,
who assisted in salvaging the liner
Moro Castle, survive.
Evening star., 1944-04-25
Society Of Natives Hears
Talk by JUDGE Barse

Chief Judge George P. Barse OF
Municipal Court, speaking before
the Society of Natives last night,
sketched briefly the history of the
District municipal court system
since 1901 and illustrated the work
of the court today with anecdotes
on cases he has tried.
Cases, he said, run from $1,000
suit against a hairdressing estab-
lishment for damages incurred from
a permanent wave given on bleached
hair in which the lady involved
settled for $50, to that of a self
defense plea made by a cook who
claimed the chef was running after
her with a meat cleaver when she
was forced to hit him with brick.
N. c. Hines, executive director of
the Home Builders Association, ex-
planned the aims of his organization
and asked the citizens group to
indorse the bill calling for private
construction of District housing.
The matter was referred to COM
mittee.
Justine Lawrie, director of music
and Of the choir at the Foundry
Methodist Church. sang several Sc
lections for the group, accompanied
at the piano by his wife.
Charles H. Bates, the president,
presided over the meeting, held in
the Mayf1ower Hotel.
Evening star., 1944-04-25
LOST RATION COUPONS.

"a" GAS RATION BOOK, issued to Abra
ham 3. Keefer. POPS 1st st. NV. Cali
asDusiis Es' GAS 0a1Sl ka4ros BOOK. issued to Will
liam A. Turner, 42O9 Sheridan St, Hyatts-
vile. Md, Call Hyattsyille 5195.
lsse: Md oliver os42.'
3704070 to Os0, issued to George A
Hates, 3614 Fulton st. NV. Call WO.
FOOD RATION BOOK. NO. 4, issued to
William D. Farrell. jr., 1920 Delaware St,
Cheyy chaSs haoS Md; adovW% VI .52oS .c, ,..,.s
to Walter Hillyerd. Ancient Oak, Trailer
Park, Falls Church. Va. F: c. 2031-J.
GAS RATION BOOK "a" and fuel oil
book issued to William r. Riddleba re er,
Route 2: Goyington. Va; AT. 1884.
Dr.. Aaron DeitZ, 4314 Gallatin ST., Hyatts-
vile, Mo, WA. $500.
RATION BOOK No. 3, issued to Aideen L.
Fuchs, 5000 Lancaster drive, Bethesda, Md
RATION hooks No. 3 te,. issued to j p,
Stadler and H. B. Clagett, 9l9 Highland
dr., Silver Spring, Md.
RATION BOOK No. 4. issued to Robert F.
ssII ssTse1; VA o9la ssas asth ave- Hyattsvlle' Md
RATION BOOKS and 4. issued to Cecil
WAR WAR RATION AZ j b BOOKS 49," issued to JAIME.
Allen Hughes and James Howard Hughes
of ga l4th st. ne. Ex. S73s.
Evening star., 1944-04-25
HoIIundiu
Continued From First Page.)

against the invaders, apparently
have been reinforced. Headquarters
said today that Liberators had to
fight off 80 interceptors, shooting
down from IA to II, while dropping
Al tons of explosives on airdromes
there. The bombers had met no
enemy air opposition in recent raids
on that sector.
Everywhere over the 150-mile in
vasion front between Aitape and
Hollandia, the evidence OF enemy
surprise was noted. At Humboldt
Bay, radio station, two truckloads
of ammunition, II other trucks,
tractors, a worshop and gasoline
stores were captured. Freshly-killed
horses were found near an enemy
kitchen.
At Aitape, the Japanese aban-
doned aviation gasoline, trucks, ma
chine guns, antiaircraft weapons
and ammunition in such good con-
dition that the invaders turned
them on the enemy. The invaders
also recaptured an American jeep
and three caterpillar tractors which
apparently fell into enemy hands
in the Philippines.
At Pearl Harbor, Admiral Nimitz
reviewed results attained by the
first operations Of his Central Pa
cific naval units in direct support
of a Macarthur offensive.
He said 13 enemy aircraft were
shot down in preinvasion air combat
by carrier planes hitting airf1elds at
Hollandia, at Wakde Island, ITO
miles northwest of Hollandia, and at
Sawar, IL miles west of Wakde.
Twenty-one more were destroyed on
the ground and II damaged, The
other 81 accounted for we're wrecked
on the ground at Hollandia. ~
Thursday night before the inva-
sion, cruisers and destroyers ,shelled
Wakde and Sawar. The next day
carrier planes opened their attacks.
They also sank two cargo ships, sew
eral barges and small craft, de-
stroyed fuel storage facilities, am
munition dumps and supplies,
Evening star., 1944-04-25
LOST.

BILLF0LD, mans, brown and green, Sth
st. Sc: sum Of money, personal papers and
orlVer.s permit: owner crippled Reward.
BRIEF CASE, brown leather. Friday morn
and papeas addressed to pSp b wiison HSGk
Reward. Call GIL. S036.
BULLDOG, brindle. female; vicinity Bev-
dria; answers TO Judy" Reward. Temple
CAT, young. black. male, with white mark
lngs, paws, chest: lost East Falls Church
Rsgard ~ Falls ls Church 2o49-J, evenings.
,tf tiii. nx " Reward, j. weinsartner. Bs!ts-
FuR NEcKPIEcE. stone marten, Friday
ah ana s aR0ai and vs TH 5s Hotel
EUR NECKPIECE, ,5-skin, koiinsky, lost
Thursdsy n say night Reward Elk. 1850
HOUND, male, black and white. spotted
bluetick, new collar: reward. 2110 Nichols
fDf paHne Ts sRacEhEr s5fEa gold plated
sterling, Navy emblem, name Dorothy NJ.
Kearney; Reward, Cali ME. 2l00, Ext; sl2
MooSsToNE e, ssSH PIN, gold lily of valley
os SasDs u set Ts a penafs a Hd sss
NOTEBOOK, r5ISoo. blaek;, loose-leaf; containing
Ae5r AoTE BOOK. small, small black leather bound
ave: Reward. $43I 14th St st. n NV ~ CO
PASS CASE. brown leather, containing
social security card and other personal
papers bearing name of MARGARET F.
14oos Ext; S5l, between 9 and 4:3o.
PoCKETB0oRs brown; lost vicinity Ga.
ave and Kennedy st. Please return to 924
Madison g; NV; or call GE. 1898.
War Bonds, Seaboard r. r. ticket and other
SsTE; SGi III RE 100 E5s 7eS5$. Of dL 4$sS
University Park section. Reward. Call
Woodley 7774. after pm. 20"
RETRIEVER, curly, chocolate, resembles
Irish setter; gun shy, child's pet. Reward
2s1s s. Abingdon St, Arlington, Va.
SGoTTIE. black, female, timid name nam.
Hgwy. bet. 10th and Beach drive. Call
SPRINGER SPANIEL. black -and-white; in
southeast section. Reward. Atlanta 0406.
WALLET, brown leather, no money, &C
gasoline ration book, issued to Leiehton
WILLIAMS, 5l93 Macarthur blvd. Reward
WATCH, ladys, Hamilton. Sunday. at or in
the vicinity of Grifith Stadium. Reward
Lincoln 6709, after z pm. go
WATCH, lady's gold. wrist, black band
vicinity South Utah. Fairiington, Va. Re-
WTLsH TERRIER, male, black body, brown
WHITE POODLE, tag No. so5: JSs strsyee
from 1900 Georgia ave. NV, Sunday. Re-
ward. TAYLOR 14l9.
WRIST WATCH, lady's Elgin, round, chain
tvssa % is:so.i s 10 eR Reward. ssFR fR. 751s. M De-
Evening star., 1944-04-25

Recreation in New York last night.
THE unacceptable group is as
large as all our armed forces in the
last war;" he said. TT Is a group
about the size of our overseas forces
at the present. 1t is a force larger
than the Navy. including the Marine
Corps. Yet this force today con-
tributes nothing to the military and
naval strength of this Nation"
Urging that schools assume "a
very large responsibility" for the
physical and emotional development
of their pupils, Gen. Hershey said,
however, the first task is to use the
rejected men to the greatest possible
advantage to win the war.
A minimum of one year should be
given by the male youth of the
country "to development and train
ing essentially for the purpose of
national preservation" he said.
Evening star., 1944-04-25
Truman Group Asks
WPB for New Rules
On Newsprint Quotas
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
A new set of rules for distribution
of newsprint and other paper was
sought today from the War Produc-
ton Board.
The Truman Committee gave the
WPB 80 days in which to produce
adequate standards to govern the
ALLEGATION" Of paper among book,
magazine and newspaper publishers.
Chairman Truman disclosed that
the WPB had been asked to review
the entire matter and report to the
committee at public hearing
May %.
The shortage of paper is one of the
major problems on the home front
and has been complicated by lack OF
manpower in the pulp paper indus
try in Maine and other sections.
In the committees first comment
on private investigations it has been
making of the paper pulp situation
during the last II months, particu-
larly the standards and procedures
governing the ALLEGATION of paper,
Senator Truman said:
"In August, 1943, the committee
held private hearings at which even
the witnesses of the War, Produc-
tion Board admitted there was q
lack of adequate standards to gov
ern the ALLEGATION of paper pulp"
"The committee" he continued
"was assured that such standards
would be provided and that measures
would be taken to make the deci-
|sions and reasons for the decisions
public, so that all other publishers
would know. what they were entitled
to receive.
"Since that time efforts have been
made by the War Production Board
along these lines, but the commit
tee, as the result of private investi-
cation, is not satisfied that sufilcient
progress has been made"
Evening star., 1944-04-25
Suspect Held in $1,000
After Police Gun Eiaht

Freddie Carlock, "a, colored, of
the 900 block of o street NV, was
held for grand jury action in Mu-
nicipal Court yesterday on charge
OF shooting at a policeman. Bond
was set at $1,000.
Policeman Owen w. Davis of the
second precinct testified that he
and Carlock exchanged a few shots
in a barber shop on o street Sum
day, after the defendant drew a
gun on him.
One of the policeman's shots
grazed Carlock's stomach, police
said, and he was treated at Freed
mems Hospital.
Evening star., 1944-04-25
Baby Flat Top Plane,
Destroy U-Boat in
.Two-Minute Action
BY the Associated Press.

bS tie ASsDIiateu FEeSs.
Destruction Of U-boat in two
minutes of concentrated action by
American carrier based planes was
reported today by the Navy.
The sub first was sighted by 1t.
q. g. Wallace A. Lafieur, %, La
fayette. La, who was flying on pa
troll from baby fiat-top" far out
in the Atlantic.
He made two bombing runs on the
raider despite antiaircraft fire, but
because of evasive action, failed to
score q hit.
Clings to Target.
He begaa circling above the
U-boat, remaining there despite
antiaircraft fire for Is minutes,
Keeping an eye on the submarine
until other planes could arrive from
the carrier 10 miles away.
I'm 0oing to sit here all night
IL they don't come" he told the
carrier. But they did conceive
fighter planes and two torpedo
bombers, piloted by 1t. Kenneth p
Hance, 20, Tampa, Fla; 1t. q. e.
Irving G. Cockroft, %. Oakland
Calf: 1t. q. g. Glendon Goodwin
~. Warrington, Fla, and 1t. q. g.
Harold G.. Bradshaw.
Direct Hit Scored.
Fighter Pilots Hance and Cockroft
laced the enemy with bullets; Bomb
|er Pilots Goodwin and Bradshaw
roared along to drop their loads; 1t
Lafleur joined in the strafing.
One bomb scored a direct hit, an
other struck close by, the stern oil
the submarine rose high out oil
the water-she sank minutes after
the attack began.
For his part in the action, 1t
Laf1eur won the Silver Star. Its
Hance, Cockroft and Bradshaw wor
the Distinguished Flying Cross.
Evening star., 1944-04-25
Golden Slipper Stolen

ELKHART, Ind, April Is R.--A
l6-year-old Elkhart youth was
charged with grand larceny yester-
day in. the disappearance, Of q
golden slipper belonging to Actress
Colleen Moore. The slipper was
one OF a pair valued at 81, 200 by
Louis Shannon, manager of Miss
Moore's dollhouse exhibit, on dis
play here for war mothers bene-
fit.
Evening star., 1944-04-25
Chile Approves British
Diplomatic Restrictions
By the Associated Press.

SANTIAGO, April 25.-Joaquin
Fernandez, Minister of Foreign Rela-
tions, said last night that Chile un-
derstands fully the reasons for the
temporary restrictions imposed on
diplomats by England and, "far from
protesting, is not even contemplat-
ing reciprocal action"
Chile thus became the first Latin
American nation to approve publicly
Britain's control over. diplomatic
communications, designed to protect
Allied plans and movements for the
European invasion.
Evening star., 1944-04-25
Germans Declared Ready
For Norway Invasion
By the Associated Press.

NEW YORK, April 25.-The Nazi-
controlled Oslo radio today said that
Gen. Nikolaus Won Falkenhorst,
commander in chief of German
forces in Norway, had just finished
an inspection tour of Notifications
along the Norwegian coast and had
gained the impression" that it was
protected very thoroughly against
Anglo-American invasion"
The broadcast, reported by United
States Government monitors, said
the German commander took stock
of the readiness for action of exist
inging defenses and also inspected
new Notifications"
Evening star., 1944-04-25
ARE YOU A SODA VICTIM?

Daa you know SODA (Bicarbonste OF Soda
Relief Is temporary. For SAFETY reasons
ta1e sa.e.s CA-MA-sIL for immediate relief from
excess stomach acid pains-sour. upset
sLomacn-h -heartourn--gaS-na
ed conditions. Hundreds declare they now
enjoy their food get refreshing sleep
+. NO more soda LOADED mixtures for MY
indigestion. I insure against excess stom-
ach acid with CA-MA-SIL." 1t is pleasant
tasting, contains NO SODA or other harm
kidneys. VA"
Sensational-BUT TRUE.
You need not be one of the 4Oa who have
upset stomachs-don't impair your EN-
clency-just TAKE CA-MA-Sn. Every
nome and once as well as all emergency
rooms should always have handy this safe,
maryelously quick and long sting relief
Tel your druggist to get it. Buy :3Oc size
today.
Used by physicians since 1886.
Evening star., 1944-04-25
y Ship Victims Reuch Recife

RECIFE, Brazil, April Is (R.-
Seventeen survivors Of a British
merchant ship torpedoed in the
South Atlantic arrived here yester-
day in a hfeboat. The captain of
the sunken vessel. among the II,
said two more hfeboats were afloat
The date and other details of the
sinking were not disclosed.
Evening star., 1944-04-25
ADyERTTSFNENT
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Evening star., 1944-04-25
FOUND.

LOCKET. found Saturday night at North
Capitol st. and Fla. ave. ne. NE. 142S.
Call between and 7.
WHITE SPITZ with black left ear. Pound
$500 block Mass. ave. NV. Ordway 6ose.
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pENDER WILL Be
PLACED UNDER
RENT CONTROL

ponder county will be put under
- control, effective May 1, i
nc announced yesterday by The.
so-e S. Johnson, Raleigh district
opA director. The new defense
VI ,4a1 area will be operated by the
T[ sn control office under the
Lewiston of George W. Jeffrey
s 9;a+rict rent executive and direc.
~. u,@ of the Wilmington area.
W. .pender county's proximity te
= onlv the Wilmington shipbuild.
Nv! Nv, center, but to military estab-
i r,8 beth of which have
areated an abnormal demand for
sorsing accommodations, has &C.
onnted for the extension of con-
trlo" Jeffrey said.
Under the rent ruling, all rents
- pender county must roll back
-. ~ the level Of January I. 1913.
Tobnson said that all persons rent
; % any type of living quarters
miI1 register in Burgaw and Hanp.
,tpad on May 10. Exact places
If registration will be announced
alter No new OPA PERSONAL will
~ hired, Johnson said, with the
exception of rent clerk.
The Fender county area is the
tanth rental area in Eastern North
~arolina and brings to % the mum.
6er of counties under re1lt control
handled by the Raleigh district
0PA office.
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Cherry Names Woman
To Direct Campaign
In Cherokee County

RALEIGH, April 81 R Mrs.
Winifred Wells of Murphy has been
named chairman of the woman's
division in Cherokee county for
Gregg Cherry, candidate for gov
ernor.
Herbert Hoell has been named
manager Of the city campaign in
Washington, Beaufort county,
where Thomas S. Payne has been
named county manager.
Martha Athony was named
Secretary of the Cleveland county
headquarters in Shelby, and Mrs.
Dorsi Jeffreys was selected as
secretary of the Johnston county
headquarters.
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New Ceiling Placed
On Used Gas Ranges

Persons wishing to purchase or
sell used gas ranges were remind.
ca yesterday by officials of tn
price division of the War Price
ana Rationing board that there is
new ceiling on used domestic
gas ranges.
according to the n w ceiling,
wnlch went into effect April 10,
me price on used gas ranges il
a lat price according to type and
not one determined by taking a
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AWARD

THE BURMA FRONT, April
27-IR-The British distinguished
service order has been awarded
Ii. Col. Philip Cochan of Erie, Pa. ,
commander of the air commando
force.
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percentage of the original cost In.
dlviduals interested in purchase ~
SAFE OF these articles are request
ed to contact the price division Of
the local rationing board.
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RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-10-12
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Cvetkov

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nog poroka?
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pottinjen napstau nhoyu slohodu ara; nihov
ranak nhovo sosveno upropascen iii radie kupuiu
Axe povratak nhove slobode hude staao
hi a koj &c ii gonti tai cn lake eoyeka treba da
naraze povraa njegovih prirodnib prav Ill buem
ia povrate Cd zver liudski posed.
Ali n ia ne zahtevam takvu od naroda. Ako,
da b imaf svoju oboau narod yoan
tn hlt naroda igd zemiii koi b pupom
huduc anu da Povrati udobnost napaa
njeseve krv udobnost, kooi zeuhena
ljud moTa]u snatiati zivot teretom olaEscom?
Ali me- e kolko wise tirani pljackaiu, wise oni
zahteva5u oko wise on upropascuiu, oko wise
ju tolko wise oni paceni cine nih wise
sluz, toliko wise ucvrseuu
JOS, kada neb nista blo NINA nikakva
pokonost ne b NINA ba davan bez borbe zaavana
uarca oni bi osa go obezsnazen psa ista kao
zle, koe oskudevajuci hran postaju Crane
(Nastavice se)