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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

ACCoRDIONS-Any size. or description.
Highest cash prices. Call MR.. FERREN,
ADDING ADDING MACHINES, typewriters, calcula-
tors, once equip all kinds. Top prices
paid, Eve. and SUM-, co. 1926; week,
aDDiHHG MACHINES, typewr,ters. calcu-
lators. bought. sold and rented. RE 1177.
UNITED TYPEWRITER CO.. s13 18th
aDpING aDpING MACHINES and typewriters
CORP BONO BLDG. I4th and n. z, ave
chimes and equipment for cash. Box 65.B,
ANTIQUE FURNITURE, art objects, bet
papv amea9t vented az esso ss once Please call Mr.
VI s ane s. ons. sns &c one o
BsDRsooM SUITES. dining r; room M suites.
living room pieces, russ, gas , RANGES M 81 and 4
once; viii pay hiahest possible price No
nsttsr oasy MR Mat S9 hays NA o ssso ss please call
ssa. s sss senns sse's ":
Nv. Re 2434 Open am to 2 pm.
Pnoro os 1sss s st
sse9 entSn. bKMHS pISss Dic to. IN e.
NV ME 3717 Cpen ewes VIII caii
CL0THING--Better prices psid for men's
used clothing Harry's. 1887 7th st. NV
DI e76a open ewes VIII call
DIAMONDS. GOLD. Highest cash prices
ARTHUR Markell. $40 ! r st
FURNITURE, in good. clean condition; best
prices ? rp I ,c,J & FURNITURE co, 1858 \ st.
FURNITURE Bedroom. dining room, rugs,
electric refrigerators, radios, washing and
msshssf' ess shsss
FURN.,. good condition: sofas. chests,
bedroom suites. studios, dinettes, highest
cash prices: MI 9778.
FURNITURE. brlcs a-nrAc. china. glassware.
nricss naid csl, MuRE1Y Tssysiof sss$
FURNITURE Of all kinds, in good condt-
ton: spot cash; prompt removal. MR.
FURNITURE and household effects Of the
better kind wanted At once; will buy
suites, odd pieces Or entire hong Please
FURNITURE and pianos OF al kinds;
absolutely best prices In city. Call eve
ming, Republic S67S. l6'
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ROOM WITH soARp WANTED.
ApARTMENTs FURNISHED.

JEWISH GIRL to share attractively fur
nished apartment with another; downtown
location. Phone Dupont 1894. S35 mo.
5Ss9 5Ssg sth 8 ii N.W..Two people to share house.
Room and food about $50 per person. CaIl
Ia 1852. Adults only.
10 GALVESTON PL. S.W.-Wanted, two
Christian girls TO- share large apartment
with 2 reliable Government girls. $50
each. Unlimited phone. FIR; 1857.
QUIET, SETTLED COUPLE to share O.
room apt. with couple; no children or pets:
radio, phone, elevator service and linen
furnished; reference required; $50 per mo.
Ii. 1868 before IL noon or after 1880.
TWIN BEDROOM, $40 per mo-; desire two
young girls to- share apt. with young mar
ried woman, husband in service. 221 B
call ma. -4I21 for appointment weekdays.
SMALL UPSTAIRS APT, rent free in re-
turn for help with housework or low rent
i light work only; nr. bus Falls Church
ROOM FOR YOUNG LADY in apartment.
home privileges; S35 month. 131 webster
st. NV, Apt. 4. RA. 0930.
WANTED settled couple for basement apt.
81 $40; so4 lath IA ! St sc. can Ex. is4s'
TWO GIRLS to Share 4-room, private bath
apt. with 9 others, $3.50 mo. ca. 94s
Shepherd st. NV, call RA. $685. or RA.
APT. PVT. HOME, bedrm.. kitchen, pvt.
bath. 500 per mo. 7546 Alaska ave, NV.
sEcoND FLOOR, room apt, private
bath; SIS mo. 2422 Pa. ave. nv.
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CATTLE and LIVE STOCK.

GUERNSEY COWS, several some fresh,
others to be fresh soon. All pure bred and
registered, all TB and bangs tested. All
good for dairy. for brood COW. or family
use: reasonable. Call or write JOHN R.
WEST. Fairfax 1912, or Fairfax, r. F.
D. 3. Box 75s: 75s:
years old, 16 hands; absolutely gentle; an
outstanding horse that has been in the
ribbons at all local shows in 5-gaited and
fine harness; also equipment such as sad
die, bride. harness, boots. whips. shoes.
tail set. switch. blankets, coolers, etc.
Mr. BLOCH. LIVINGSTON Stable, 5S06
Queens ee Chapel road in Hyattsvihe' WA.
FOR SALE--Corn-fed beef steers, average
900 to 1000 lbs: excellent for deep
freeze unit. Phone WI. 1860.
l SPOTTED HORSE for sale, years old;
can be seen at any time. For information.
call Mr.. AGER. WA. 573a.
MARE, sorrel. S-year-old thoroughbred;
saddle and bride: S225. Phone Vienna
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HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

ton. residential and commercial constTle-
ter; rs ssnsTsl eSntras59Ts c9MM9gN MSgS
SoNekETE GdNsH WORK Waifs Ks drivesays, & ways
] estimates E Cali AT. so5a any s'a; time. eve eve
FLOOR SANDING. cleaning and waxing
HLTERATIoN < Il RaMeSSN' AND ID REARING of all
storm sash, doors. siding, Insulation, For
TEpN bSFEfWAPS PE 5ssk taB si5sf sspg, concrete.
stone walls, fageing. terraces, grading and
floors sANDED, old floors made like
dust justices eain maehine. CO. 1905, ia. 1883
GENERAL REPAIRs-Remodel your home
now good materials and workmanshig mans sG
WAsHINGToN pEcoRAToRs. OIL. 1Ss,
WATERPRoOFING-An kinds Easements
waterproofed. windows calked. etc. ROB
ERT z. PRICE. RE. 1881. 20'
EL3oR 1SS s5snH nssna SRs ssn 9ss the
ING CONTRACTORS NC. 1912 Wiscon-
aRsERAL eiR iHs NC SeooNTRacrrNG, repairs from
cellar e root all a.s kinds of property l.
Sse yoGR d2fR Il HoME E aps DO sds sSs sad
basement rooms finished. porctes inciosed.
concrete work. plumbing. decorating, as
our frs
monthly payments. TABoR's HOME REM
ovATING Co. 1920 Irving st. NV. AID
PLUMBING AND HEATING service; new
bathrooms; drains unstopped remodelinEg, m Z !.
Jso1aaNss ssNsyi EA roonS sdns Tn zsas u
ss s'0n aaHs iash S9F tsE fss es 81
PAINTING AND DECORATING. by expert
after 8 daily. all day Sunday. Is.
sSes sfDacEs ~ass
time; GENERAL HOME REPAIRS. AID.
Ts5s1 sss hsssas sef the gas s tiPs IL
nsns gas heaters sinks for grocery and
sfatesit Tayior sis4 or s IA. $685. 6. H. sHua
ART, 616 Van Buren st. NV. 21'
ssEms Tes egtate sANa zsS 1ops
Re kEMoDELfNG from from Basement to root is pri-
ysts contractors PAUL KLAsSsEN Ass & SONS,
56aNse Oh 81 ROOFING and sspes-
tos siding: estimate without obligation.
Ez yR2fss fR2Ss eo xsp 81 3ashSar6s Sas eG 5ss
PATTERSON CAULFIELD CORP, for
Johns -Manyille roofing, siding. insulation,
SGOIm WlHQOWS anu
terms HO 412o Member Johns-Manville
Home Improvement Guild.
GUARANTEED home improvements. We dc
papering, painting, roofing, asbestos siding.
carpentry, weather. stripping, insulation
monthly payments Free estimates Nc
cash down. FEDERAL CONTRACTING CO.,
915 New York ave. NV. Ma. 7416: 19'
LET US ADD CHARM and individuality to
your home. We can modernize your home
from attic to roof. Papering, painting,
plastering. roofing, hot-water heat, oil
cabinets. cutters and downspouts. electric
wiring, hardwood floors Terms can be ar
ranged to suit your budget up TO 15 years
to pay We employ the finest skilled labor
obtainable Call DISTRICT IMPROVE
MENT CORP, 1908 14th st. NV, Riggs
Natl, Bank Bldg Phone MI. S432. I'm
der no obligation for our estimate.
JOB WORK - Painting exterior and in
terror: reliable colored workman. Phone
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DOGS. PETS. ETC.

FREE--Three kittens. half slamese. Tele-
BEAGLE PUPPIES. good dual champion
prospects; nationally famous field and show
strain; should develop into 13-inch height;
black blanket, white and tan trimming
ROCK CREEK KENNELS, Ashton 5423.
FROZEN MEAT-Home delivery Of Gov
ernment, inspected unrationed meat for All
new accounts and customers. ARMAN
FROSTED FOODS, Ashton. Md. Dog Food
Division. SH 1880.
POINTER PUPS, 4 mos, Royal breed siress
field trial winners; great grandsons ana
daushters of famous Muscle Shoals Jake. -
S35 to $50. Call Ma. s39s.
g MALE DACHSHUNDS, months old. DE.
S594
BOXERS. 5-mo -old brindle female, excel:
lent pedigree and condition: very good
prospect for show or breeding; also one
2-yT -old fawn bitch. RA, 5631.
CHIHUAHUA. Axe registered, 2-month-
old male, champion stock. Call Adams
STUD SERvICE-Cocker spaniel, black, son
Of Tri Cobbs candidate. AT. $3.50 or
Berwyn 1861.
COON DOGS, 5. good at tree; 2 miles
south Of r. B., Md. SCHWAINE'S GARAGE.
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AVIATION.

FOR sALE-Membership in excellent tly-
vicinity. GL' PISS. Monday, s to 8.
AERoNCA AIRPLANEs are again in pro
erential delivery WILLOUGHBY N.
oFFLEY. Distributor. NORTH. concourse
Wash. Natl Airport. MA. 1886. 27'
.IRPLANE FLYING INSTRUCTION. For
details call CONGRESSIONAL AIRPORT.
OIL sSsS or HYDE FIELD. SP 0S8S
ASHBURN FLYING SERVICE, Alexandria
Airport Piper Cub dealers. Flight In
struetion, charter service. aircraft over
haul and repairs. Let US sell your used
plane for you. Following used planes for
Monoconpe. Waco Seaplane. Taylor Craft;
Fairchi1ds Can be financed; one-third
down. balance in IL monthly payments.
SEE AND FLY the new 1s45 Taylorcraft
at Congressional Airport. Phone OIL. 1888.
Pasi your pTdsr noy fps early del,ysTs
shin and details call AT. 1927.
STEARMAN PT-13, Lycoming. 220: top
condition: now being licensed: has blind
fight instruments and inter-phones.
SPRINGFIELD AIRPORT. Alexandria s342.
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

State or California after November 1st;
share expenses, help drive. Call CORPL;
J JEROME q Massd1R: IR 2424' Ext. 4a7' before
BOUND FOR CALF, we are, by way of
Wash. State, desire / passenger going by
way OF Chicago. Sligo 0610, 81 Woodland
ave-, Takoma Park.
DRIVING TO MINNEAPOLIS via Chicago
soon, will take 3 pass: reference ex-
changed. Box 139-B, Star.
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

COOK, thoroughly experienced; city refer
ences: no SUNDAYS. DI. 5235. Is
COOK AND G.H.W., colored,. prefers a per-
manent position; no small children; live
IN, no; 1882: 1925 P st. NV
C0LORED JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL GIRL
wants part-time work. Phone FIR 7772
GIRL; colored. desires part-time work after
school. co. 7795.
small family; ref. DE. 5000.
WOMAN, colored, wishes part time work
4 to 7:30. AID. 9647. between 10 and 4
WOMAN, white. reliable, middle aged, in
small family; plain cook: stay nights: ref
erences. Box lab, Star l6'
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ROOMS WANTED.

GENTLEMAN wishes private entrance to
bedroom with private bath. Permanent
Works nights, sleeps daytime. Box lol-b'
Star.
QUIET. middle-aged, employed widow.
nonsmoker, desires room in private home;
laundry privileges, garage if possible: not
over S35 Box 304-Y. Star. 15s
ROOM AND KITCHENETTE, light house,
keerdng room or room, light kitchen privi-
tation: NV. preferred; midGle-aged woman.
RA. $500, bet. 10 and l Mon, Tues
MAN, gentle, 40, room in exch. for spare
time evening services; references. BOZ
137-B, Star. IL
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS.

AVIATION STENOG. FD, 5-day Wk.,
S1,S00. Real estate stenog, S165 mo-
Sten. Capitol Hill. $1,000 Real interest
ing work. Est. % yrs. Dozens of new in
teresting openings. Welcome. BOYD'S, 1888
st. MA. 233S
TEACHERS-Excellent positions in out-of-
town public and private schools still avail
able; good salaries. ADAMS TEACHERS
G NV RE 1898.
STENOGRAPHERS- = Many vacancies to
S35 week; ADAMS AGENCY. 204 Colorado
BoOKKEEPING MACHINE oPER., Rem.
Rand, expr.. perm. $780, bookkeepers t6l,
S45 to $50 wk.; expr. jr. bookkpr. (20),
edu., under 80, $3.50 (20 openings; die
taphone oper., expr., S160; clerk, acct.
dept, PERM. $3.50; dozens of openings
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INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE. Permanent
positions. Operators needed. Day classes
MABELLE HONOUR BEAUTY SCHOOL.
134c N Y ave NE 777S
ming and day classes. UPSHUR BEAUTY
COLLEGE. 1929 Both st. ne. phone WA
1929 or Union 1855 15s
GERMAN TAUGHT by real expert, former
Viennese professor. Call RE. 3027 for in
formation. THOMAS JEFFERSON coll
LEGE, 1911 G. St NV l6s
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

DRESS SHOP BUSINESS = Owner must
sell: modern fixtures, cheap rent, good
business, priced right; action required. Call
HARRY l. FRIEDMAN, broker, RE 1896.
STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL-Is your busi-
ness for sale2 1t can be sold. / am at
your service. HARRY / FRIEDMAN,
broker, RE. 1166.
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COAL. WOOD and FUEL OIL.

CALL THE WOOD MAN for fireplace wood.
highest quality. seasoned and 109Ss hard
wood; guaranteed full cord. Sligo 2719.
FIREPLACE LOGS, well seasoned. l6 Or
WooD CO. pI' a4l5
FIREPLACE WOOD, seasoned. mixed,
81 $50 per full cord. delivered, no storage
FIREPLACE WOOD FOR SALE. delivered
Washington. Alexandria. Arlington, Mary
SEASONED sea-; D1s 1csoRDwooD, IL. a. is. IS
and "A inch; oak, pine mixed! prompt
delivery. Ii 9440.
Evening star., 1945-10-15
SITUATIONS MEN.

ATTORNEY, 20, B. S. accounting, desires
connection with firm specializing in tar
work and Government practice; experience,
2 yrs. Government attorney and 2 yrs
government auditor and accountant
Box 270-Y, Star. 16s
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BEAUTY PARLoRs.

and wave. 75c UPSHUR BEAUTY COL
LEGE. 1929 30th and Upshur. WA. 1929
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APT. HOUSES FOR SALE

"a units, n,odernized baths and kitchens.
fine paying investuent. Price, $50 800.
Wen financed and REQUIRES 2 minimum, ,a
building In q splencid renting neighbor-
McKEEVER a. WHITEFoRD, 1914 < st..
NV. pI. o7o9.
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FARM and GARDEN.

STRAWBERRY PLANTS. best variety,
winter onion sets, chrysanthemums, creep
ing phlox, tall .phlox, irises, cedam. water
lilies and rosebushes. JOHN BURDOFT.
GARDEN SHOPS complete at all HEcH-
NIGER CO. STORES. Come in and select
lovely living evergreens. azaleaS. lockwood.
etc. or phone AT 1400: Free delivery.
planting. seeding, draining; no Job too
large or small; free estimates; covered by
compensation. liability and property dam
SCAPE CO.. EN-. 1875, UN. 0962
TOPSOIL, very good; topsoil for lawns
and greenhouses for sale. Ii. 1878.
MANURE, well rotted, $3.50 per 5 bushels,
81. SO per 10 bushels, delivered. WA. 1893.
POULTRY 8 EGGS.
COWANss. CHICKS, baby and started. we
blood tested; HEADQUARTERS for broiler
raisers. CoWAN FARMS, phone 2341,
STARTED and baby chicks, all o. S. ap-
proved N. H, Reds and Rocks, 14c and
16c each. The LYNDON HILLS POULTRY
FARM, Hillside O317-R.
POULTRY HOUSES delivered. set up:
$3.50 up. ANNANDALE POULTRY
FARM, AL. $3.50 Is
Evening star., 1945-10-15
BOATS.

CHRYsLER MARINE DIESEL ENGINES now
available Let us analyze Diesel costs
against gasoline costs. S. KING FULTON
INC, sos Maine ave. s.w., EXECUTIVE 34Ob
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sol SEWARD 50. S.E-One large
light Housekeeping room suitable for
ROOMS FURNIsHEp-Mp. and VA.

VACANCY in exclusive rest house: warm.
cheerful single room, first floor, next bath:
nurse. tray service SH.. 40s1. 15.
rent, ist-Toor front. next bath; 8 doors
from T-min. bus service: SO weekly
double. unlimited phone. CH. 1854.
DOUBLE ROOM for l or girls. New,
modern home. new furn.; refined family.
Must be respectable girls. Near busiine
Arlington Va. CH. 6977.
to . bus lines CHI. 5340 all day Sun.
or after weekdays.
49I7 W ST., Boulevard Hts, Md.-Cheerfm
room, new furniture, in refined private
home for gentleman: Sc. section; olks.
n c line: $40 mcnth 16s
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-01

the mass Of the earth in three on four
days-not counting all the oil it would
create in the process.
But the experiments indicated a
more practical prospect. Each year
hundreds of thousands of tons Of or
ganic materials are wasted They
are burned in incinerators, poured in
TO rivers, left TO rot on farms. II
germs could be grown in great mum.
bers, their oil might be a human as
set, as synthetic OIL would be. The
farmer OF the future might use his
compost pile as gcrm.food 10 produce
the fuel for his tractor.
If the day comes when he grows
oil his son will hear him SAYING:
mo more dilly-dallying, now, my
boy. Get down 10 the forty-acre lot
and help the men with the oil harvest"
In the CarboniferouS Era, $50. 900
600 Years Ago, Decaying Negeta-
ton Was Converted Into Oil by
Heat and Pressure.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-01

Scientists have discovered that a
midget sea bottom creature, down in
the dark, quiet depths, is making
petroleum now
1t is taking in organic matter and
transforming it into non organic
hydrocarbons, the equivalent of pc
troleum. Countless multitudes of the
microbes are doing it.
University of California research
crs, headed by DR.. Claude ZoBell,
working for the American Petroleum
Institute, have shown that the mi
crobes can do the same thing in a
simulated sea environment above the
surface. They convert organic mat
ter into oil.
It's a kind of wonder-working to
make a layman blink. Today's ex-
pertinent may well lead toward a time
when man can make microbes grow
his own oil for him
II was astute, dreaming Dr. To-
Bell who first set out successfully on
the briny trail of the sea bottom bug
Occasionally scientists in the past
had taken samples of ocean bottom
ooze, hunting for living bacteria. They
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-01

while after Pearl Harbor, he began
to roam the Pacific, dredging sea
bottom samples.
In his st1ipboard laboratory, he
duplicated the conditions of the bot
tom, and he tested each sample for
bacterial life. In sample after sample
hc found the germs that make oil
Some Of the germs had been living
under a pressure of as much as To-
600 pounds to a square inch. They
had been used to il. Others could
withstand a pressure ten times as
great. They, too, had flourished
In the laboratory they worked such
magic as took Nature countless
centuries to achieve in the distant
ADrfl l. 1915
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-01

specimens to his laboratories at
Scripps Institute of Oceanography,
and there he fed them q diet that
ranged from vegetables to mud. Some
even ate limestone.
They converted much into OIL
Also they grew, and the expert
mentS revealed their enormous poten-
tialities. They are inlinitesimal
Yet it was estimated if one Of them
were to be fed the theoretically right
food in sufficient quantities. ii would
divide and redivide, and grow TO equal
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-01

TOday's Oil Comes From Under
ground Dome" Forma tiOnS
Where Petroleum Is Trapped,
as Shown i'm This Typical Cross
Section Diagram.
Carboniferous Age. Decaying plant
and animal life then-hundreds Of
millions Of years ago-was buried un-
der everything rock formations and
squeezed, heated and compressed. Oil
was thus formed, gcologiSts say.
No human lived on earth to see
any part of the ancient legerdemain.
DR.. ZoBell, on his Pacific voyage, saw
something like i, happening.
From shipboard, Dr. ZoBell took
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-01

used + o u II n g
tests and food
such as that fed
20 bacteria of or
dinary soil or of
fresh water. The
s ca bottom
germs did not
lik q the diet.
So they simply
remained hidden.
But DR.. 70
Bell was not
fcaZed. In a 104-
foot schooner, a
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-01
Bacteria
Making { Fuel
ofb'Futurc
Microscopic Loborers Are Work
ing Hard to Provide Oil Resources,
But This Won't Help Us Much

By ROBERT ID. POTTER
Science Editor

H VERY day strange crisis draws nearer and people
UP and down the streets of the world sometime will
- have to face il. Each turn of motor, anywhere
hastens it, This planets untold petroleum wealth. which
Nature put beneath the earth's in dm geologic
past, is running out
The days of oil drought lie somewhere ahead unless
is found to obtain adequate petroleum supply
But there is hope 1t is odd hope and 1t
from bug. loWy mcrobe dwelling at the bottom of the
sea, may point way help oiless age.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-01

a ELGLn htVsfVM rNAruaAL as foeY
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-07
Britain 10 Get
4 Billion Loan

LONDON, Dec. 6 (UP)-Prime
Minister Attlee was expected to
announce to Commons today that
Britain would receive a loan OF
approximately S4,4OO.0 .00O.O from
the United States to help her re-
main a world economic power.
(The agreements for the loan
were signed formally today at
the state department In Wash
ington. Secretary of State
Byrnes and Secretary of Treas
ury Ninson signed for the
United States. Lord Halifax
signed for Great Britain.
London newspaper dispatches
from Washington said the loar
would be repaid over a 50-yeaI
period starting in 1851. and that
the main part of it would carry
2 per cent interest.
After the formal agreement is
signed. it must be ratified by both
Congress and Commons. Spirited
opposition was expected in both
legislative bodies.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-07
VetNedrsHome.
Car Kills Father

Henry MART. IS of 965 Wash
jncton. Crosse Pointe Park. a
machIniSt for Frederick Stcarns
& Co. was killed in a traffic ac-
cidcnt today on the eve Of his
sons return rom overseas.
Martz vas struck a. V'oodhall
and Mack by an auto driven by
Carmen Tuzzolino, 40 Of 52ol
Louise Nj Clemens He was held
for investigation Of negligent
homicide.
Mar'z son. Emerson J., had
been expected home today or to-
morrow with his army discharge.
Returned from Europe recently.
he had been a. a separation center
az Newport News Va
a widow and a daughter. Betty
JanO. also survive.
The fatality was Dctroits l55th
m traffic IN l9i5, compared %
li2 a year ago
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-07
q Vi n
Macarthur
Konoye
On Crime List

TOKYO, Dec. 6 (UP) -
Gen. Macarthur ordered the
Japanese government today
to arrest another list of line
war criminal suspects headed
by former Premier Prince
Fumimaro Konoye and Mar
quis Koichi KIDD.
konoye was premier until 1911
and was minister without portfolio
in the HigaShi-Kuni cabinet which
resigned last October.
KIDD is lord keeper of the prlvy
seal and closest adviser 10 the
throne.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-07

Acting on an assertion that the
plan constitutes religious instruc-
tion, contrary 70 the policy Of the
Detroit public schools. the Com
mittee TO Maintain Separation Of
Church and State has scheduled a
protest meeting with Arthur Don
dineau, superintendent Of schools
This was revealed yesterday IN an
exclusive Detroit Times story by
Frances DHondi
But top officials Of the separa-
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-07
Churchill Ldshes
Labor Government

LONDON. Dec s GNS)-Win-
ston Churchill told the House Of
Commons today that he was re-
naming in politics for no other
reason than 10 prevent the Labor
government from foolishly cast
ing away the great position we
won during the war y
He charged the government OF
Prime Minister Attlee with de
liberately seeking 10 aggravate
the division which unhappily ex-
iSts in our country"
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-07
Strike Notice Filed
Against Bakeries
OnIc'aI, NJ Tho Eakcry and Z

Officials Of tho Bakery and Con
fecuoncry Union Local SO .AFLl
f'day announced that it has flied
y biIce Of intention 10 call q strike
at seven Of the city's bakeries
II would affect Peter Pan. Won
der Bread Bakery Wards Tip-Top
products. TayStcc Bread Co. Hall
Baking Co, and KoopplinCerS
Bakery 30 date has been set.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-07

The dawn patrols went up weeks on end.
There were maneuvers. The anti-aircraft bat
teries were firing live ammunition. However,
Heron never was directly informed by the war
department that an attack by the Japs was re-
garded as possible and was the real cause of
the alert.
Marshall asked Brig Gen. George V.
Strong, assistant chief of staff, to prepare a
memorandum for Heron, explaining the alert.
Later it was decided not to send it.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-07
More Tuna Predicted
In Next Few Months

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec s OINS)
A more plentiful supply Of
canned tuna within the next few
months was propheSled today by
T. II. Bell. vice president of the
American Can Co.
Bell said tho return 20 the COM
merclal fishing feet OF many tuna
boats which served tho navy dur
ing the war has brought about a
sharp increase in The current
catch.