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FARM ond GARDEN.

PLANTING properly, aryansed
and planted will attract and hold the eye
more surely than the house itself, your
home may be. one of the many overgrown,
with cheap, fast-srown plant material; Il
So try a choice selection OF the best Of
the very best, rightly called foolproof,
disease-resistant and Of lifetime duration.
now is the planting season; we have not
only the very best, beautiful local-groTn
shrubbery, but also the skilled mechanics
who will do a good Job faster and better;
this is also the one best season for seeding
lawns; Wondergro, very best srass seed
and experienced workmanship will give you
quickly that beautiful green grass you have
always longed for; fagstone, brick walks.
walls. terraces, pools, fences, grading
moysi surgeFg paintlas stg carpentry free
MANURE. well rctted, S6 80 for Is bush
els; $3.50 for 10 bushels; delivered. War
LANDSCAPE GARDNER and contractor
Grounds, large and small parks. ceme-
teries. Residence grounds specially. Seed
ing; fertilizing. spraying. trees trimmed
and removed. Estimates free AT. 626e.
TOPSOIL-Very good topsoil for lawns
and greenhouses for sale. Call after pm,
II ~STS
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED tcon..)

VACUUM CLEANERS, in any Condition.
for appraisal. NEW YORK JEWELRY
CO.. 727 7th st. NV.
WOODWORKING TOOLS. especially elee-
trio, liz saw, lathe and drill press with
accessories, wanted by incapacitated serv--
icemen for matchmaking shop; price must
be reasonable and tools serviceable; cash
or part genuine French perfume such as
Chanel No. WI. 377s.
AM INTERESTED in nuying old jeTeiry'
silver. china. bric-a-brac. old glass. DORA
MILESTONE. ME 6079
ALWAYS HIGHEST PRICE PAID for dia..
monds, silverware, cameras. clothing ana
firearms, slse 2, eholce S Of q diamonds On
CASH FOR YOUR BOOKS and stamp coll
lections; private party. Columbia 5153.
ONE HYDRAULIC JACK. Call Alexanorla
4703
ALL KINDS OF oLD-FAsHIoNED picture
frames, clocks, oil lamps, bought for cash.
Phone EN-. 4205. Give address. 23.
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REPAIRS and SERVICES tcont.,

REPAIRS and SERVICES tcont.).
ROOFING, TIMING, ROOF PAINTING
R sHhfpLiEY LiasterlnHf aH snss s s''utns Call
SEWING MACHINEs-Guaran repairs
on any make Adjusting and oiling, 81
Parts and supplies for all machines. Sew.
ing machine dept. 3rd noor. 8. kANN
sEWfNG MACHINE REPAIRs-we inspect,
oil and adjust any make machine, SOC.
Famous "New Home" sales and service
aMF TIT oaa4 pALA1s +, R2XAl Reoo sewing machines
TiTE A. SsD aaR;s5G REPAIRS sz experts:
RiS =, so5s es M @s lom .s
,,I.,, {a,stsd; AZ Az XeEk , , ,ssasan.sed H. ~.
TYPEWRITERs-A complete, economical
service. from minor repairs to rebuilding
all makes: free delivery anywhere; our
35th year. AMERICAN TYPEWRITER
CO, l43l East Capitol st II; 00s2.
WASHING MACHINES REPAIRED, 24-hr
serv.. free est; work guar. GARY APPLI-
ANCE CO.. DU. 1855.
USED CAMERAS polght and sold. FULLER
S,,,rndi 4 d'AdHEETS; EFT INC" sl6 10th st. NV.
DO That CARPENTER Job now. Repairs,
telling cabines ehss work fixtures new
CALL FRANKLIN 5iI9 If your roof kitch-
en- or bathroom needs painting. Reason
able rates. Immediate attention.
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INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

WILL EXCHANGE English language for
Spanish also for French collegians only.
Box 491-R Star 2l'
LEARN TO DRIVE the right way. Better
be safe than sorry. Dual control cars;
expert instructors; parking a speciality
1894
BEAUTY CULTURE-Hair styling, evening
and day classes; brush-up courses on any
subject UPSHUR BEAUTY COLLEGE,
1929 30th St ne WA 1929
BEAUTY CULTURE, HAIR STYLING-Eve.
ming and day classes UpSHUR BEAUTY
COLLEGE 1929 Both st. ne, phone WA.
1929 or UN 1855 %
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SITUATIONS poMEsTIc.
coLoRED GIRL wants days work, r

COLORED GIRL wants days work Tues
day through Friday; live in. JORDAN, 207
st. ne.
GIRL, colored, wants Job after school as
mothers helper. Call TR. 6S4G.
GIRL wants g h.w. or days work: love
children: cooks also. Cali DU. 4195.
months and 21z years; also partial care
of infant; $40 per week; health card, ref
eLence required. Temple 1857. 40'
highly recommended, desires maternity or
other cases. Call Ii. 1921.
WOMAN, colored. neat, reliable, wants
part-time job in Mount Pleasant or some
place near to cook and do light housework
from IL O'Clock until after dinner.
No Sunday work. Wages. SIS to $50
a week Call from until o'clock.
Hobart 113s 2222 10Th st NV
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ROOMS Observation-Disclosures.

23a2 41st ST. NV. Apt. 1-.:Refined SRI
1866. CAL after $50 pm.
5517 GROVE ST., blocks from Chevy
Chase Circle-Room with private lavatory;
gentleman only; S35 month.
1884 COLUMBIA RID. N,W.-Men. $3.50
wk., single rooms; 10 min. downtown on
carline: clean. warm: five baths, c.h.w.
shower, comfortable beds, maid serv. AID.
1880.
2I35 r ST. N.W-small single, studio-hall
room. $3.50: DI. 2135
1879 44th ST. N.W.-Front. double, clean,
warm, twin beds, $40; nonsmoker. EN-.
1854 PARK RID. N.w.-consenia, girl. to
share with another girl, light comforts
able, with porch. twin beds; laun. privii;
gentle home; SIS. CO. 5000.
25l9 CONN: AVE. NV. opp shorehaa
Hotel, park. bus stop--.Attrsc. small single
rm., inner spring; gentleman; S32 so u.
2sI4 WOODLEY PL. N.W.-Front twin.
n@ed BEG room, sirls only; S27 per mo. each.
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA. 1747 18th st.
In.TIGlri TO share room with another;
twin beds: convenient location; S24; we'd
furnished. wo. 5S45. -
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PERSONAL

PHo-o CoLoRNG done by expert color
lists. We pick UP and deliver. Any size,
STELEM nH na0oe g. do does on% mutisraphins photo
stating sd wrtins ghost writing t5ans-
xAsxss7 IF Tifs if9ils inrm and
MES's cLoTH1NG IS hard to buy now and
with the increased demand it will get even
worse We are now allowed to sell the Is
We remove the buttons; for civilian wear
We have Just received another hundred
one. eivilsn Buttons an and f cuffed d ready cad t.
Of charge. S The Suits are double. .breas sted
serse sna mae 81 SEES me pARK aTfH @ Sc
st. Sc. (any Navy Yard car stops at oul
fGR AS1 sf9rs to HAs made as to order
boekina Bloc u disseq MSS HEbpY Soo vogue Millners
1923 14th st. NV. co. 1897. Open eyes
PARSONS COUNTRYSIDE SCHOOL. a
modern day and boarding school for chill
dren from to IL years old. e4o1 Georgia
PREssMhIkER. ssh seamstressn;zMns; wEAv-
a6sE snspHEhD az HEhS s day for MIS-,
Wright. If you are in need Of ioar up to
@ MoPERS I phEssMxkiSe STUDIO. cen.
suits coats to order. also restyling ant
alterations; moderate prices. LEA ENGEL
LILO st; nv" Room 20. Telephone
RHINESToNEs WANTED, in discarded eve.
ming gowns, evening bags, belts, trimmings
party dresses, theatrical costumes--an o1
which contain rhinestones.. Phone day OF
night or write for representative to call or
you; HERMAN Co, Room 7o3 Albee B;dg.
SLIPCOvERS professionally tailored; work.
mansflip guar; upholstered furniture beau
tifully shampooed in your home. DI. 0122
. LEAVING VI TOWN. Will buy mems cloth
ing. luggage, cameras, jewelry. Will cal
Immediately. 1875 14th st. NV. HO
YOUR BABY can be photographed By a,
experienced baby Photographer. Win com,
to your home For prices phone SH. 5221
sysnnss s coR Snd sunSssi eo
bsdsPSsHnssS psf bECoRoEs SSYE 5seEs 5day del
FOR THAT FAMILY GROUP or individua
DAY AND AN0H'oShsRaf NTGHT CARE Wanted for =
mo.-old baby girl in private home, 6 day!
week, preferably NV. section or nearb,
Va. Box 366-R, Star 19s
PICTURES TAKEN for all occasions, an.
tine atsr dsy dsy.s Sr night Can gs ter grisss an
sfANisH fssali S 81 i asI STATE OF MIND, and Il tha
is how you will approach it in our selective
conversational seminars, featuring Latii
American BACKGROUND. Day and evening
classes begin Dec. /. GIs 214z, 70 p .m
only. o0s
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PERSONAL tcont.)

PHOTOS OF YOUR BABY in your home
rs different poses, S12.60. You will treas.
ure these lovely natural pictures in your
child,s own snvironment. For appointmen,
DRESSMAKING, TAIORINGi all types oi
repairs. Call Adams S593 at 1853 Vernon
st. NV. 20s
VACANCY, REST HOME. 1st A.: warm
cheerful; private rm,, next bath; nurse
trav service: SH 40s1.
IS Your son % IN or IN sazbnre
Austria? Please call MISS GRuNDL after
Evening star., 1945-11-19

INDEPENDENT GROCERY STORE, Sc. 10
and beer; owner must get out because
Of health. Business, 5000 weekly; price.
LYNN REALTY. Ordway 45S5.
LIQUOR STORE, good business, cash only.
TAYLOR'S PHARMACY, 3rd and Mass.
ave. ne. 19s
FLOWER GIFT SHOP, corner location on
Ga. ave, in Brightwood = This business
should bring you a nice. income. Re-
cases, new shelving; excellent lease. low
rent. SPACIOUS bldg. easily adaptable to
Other uses: only 81 800 on terms; act
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POULTRY & EGGS.

TURKEYS, dressed, corn-fed and in fne
eondition, hel4 on order ANNsANNDALE sssN
TURKEYS AND CHICKENS, live or dressed,
( delivered. limited number. Call Bowls
2744.
! TURKEYS, live or dressed to order.
( GREENWICH FARMS. Ii. 1850 MI. 53l2.
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

DRIVING TO CALIFORNIA tuesday morn
ave. NV, Apt. 3. DI. 3476.
DRIVING TO DALLAS about Wed. AZ car,
good tires: take passengers. Call Jack
son 22S3-J 2Os
SCRANTON, Pa. passengers; leave 21st,
Wed. noon: return Friday morning, 23rd.
SERGT. MILLER, Belvoir 1000, Ext. 5112
DRIVING TO CALF. Nov. 90; can take 2
riders: going Southern route. Call CO.
1895. 49,
burg or Suffolk Va. over THANKSGIVING
will pay expenses. Gil. s215, Sun. and eve
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CATTLE and LIVE STOCK.

CHESTNUT MARE, stylish, free-going.
well-schooled. good-mannered, ridden by
l2-year-old child; reasonable price. OIL.
A GOOD MILK COW. giving about 2pa
gallons of rich milk: easy to milk: gentle;
fine family or dairy COW: second calf;
2 BLACK RIDING HORSES, well broken:
l young spotted stud pony. HILLTOP
FARMS. Fisher rd Sc. Temple Hills. Lo-
PINTO PONY, pretty: nice English sad
die and Birdie, Western pony saddle and
bride. small pony harness, Ivy 1851
LESPEDEZA HAY; l dappled gray riding
mare. jumper and hunter; l Shetland pony
Call CH, 3537 or Fairfax 5s-W-11
rs THRIFTY SHOATS. so 70 100 pounds;
also purebred Berkshire boar with papers.
ME. 1894. SH 2l14
PONY, 3-year-old, well broken and gentle;
also riding outfit. Indanhead 2744
Evening star., 1945-11-19
COAL, WOOD and FUEL OIL.

SEASONED OAK, $50 Seasoned pine,
SIS. Kinding. 81 bu.: delivered cut
any length SH 6a37
SEASONED PINE, $3.50 per full cord:
$40 per one-half cord delivered; no stor-
age. Warfield 1888
highest quality. seasoned and l0oec hard
wood; guaranteed full cord We also have
pine at special low prices 81. 2719
1,50N CORDS 2-year-old seasoned oak
wood. S21 per cord; cut any length: i'm
mediate delivery. D. c. and vic. EN-. 243s.
FIREPLACE LOGS, well seasoned. Is or
- in; S21 cord. COLONIAL CORDwoOD
CO. DI. 2415.
FIREWOOD, stove or fireplace, mostly oak
We deliver. Call Vienna 26S-J-2
FOR SALE-Trees cut this summer, ready
for cutting into cord wood: dry wood
from construction lob. NO h2o3
Evening star., 1945-11-19

DGS SELF-SERVICE; $4,000 weekly busi.
dsys no aood hours to no Sun
will. fixtures and equipment; stock dollar
for dollar; $4,000 cash required.
quarters: weekly business, 81 900; shor,
hours; price, $4,000. complete: $4,000
down.
ness, $4,000; short hours; price. S12.5Ot
for fixtures. equipment and good will
$4,000 cash required.
Groceries, beer and meats; S1.700 weekl,
business; good business location; stori
hours, 2 to z; no Sundays: price. $1,000
for fixtures, equipment and good will; stocl
Delicatessen. groceries and meats
monthly business. $4,000; good equipment
same owner 5 years; price. 81. 900, com
OFT 63l = st. NV. ma. 93s9. GE. e26;
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NadSr naRTwrshnit white e. a. and eelo5s, $3.50 gal
PIANOS. spinetsS, apt. uprishts and srands;
fS5fa 81 seY sf0k' f5E 'sss s Sc
PIAN0s-Grand, pianos, reconditioned, re-
Ionsbs prsed ans put and in nsw Sondoa
JORDAN PIANO CO, ioi5 ath St. NV NV.
new styled aprghts
RRaaHBfnS SoRDAS 1sPYi Ps 5Fssa co
PIANO i upright. ri It. beautiful mahogany case,
sss7 .oas' Ii ls'fass s4ss tuned also ssnsh so
.sd %s0t1 aensRsa NAH
smaller grand or spines as part W paymens ansSa.
rIAaNosIKurtsman .a,',2 nprisht plain case
issl5aee ssa s Gn mdI. EIepgbI,o o9 Il. sidc sSlS
nsssa s1f eaif islls srasa aSsrantses nstaes
rsaisf s $ssS fsso y St ce m4ds. sf
fss .sss sssH ,s. esssss
Send St.. Arlington, Fairlinston 90 ~
pres ssoo sGndon Dsn,t orsas
ffASos FOR RENT-spinet and console
Tsss msnts for es In Repuss hsns and fPas
1880 q st. NV middle Of the block.
PLANO, Steinway grand, in very good
condition and sold with our guarantee;
1890 G st. middle Of the blockl.
PIANO, upright, mahogany case. good con-
dition, S150. HO. 4344. 19s
| PIANO, new Baldwin spinet, to trade for
used grand piano; top trade-in value al
lowed for your instrument For further
Ma 1920, HUGO WoRcH. lilo q NV.
PLANO, spinet, Story 8, Clark. In very good
e9nditiQn. Ludlow 1927. 21s
apt.-size uprights, other small pianos and
cranes. Over 65 pianos to choose from
Cash and terms COLONIAL PIANO SHOP,
the biggest little rdano store you ever
saw" at 1104 9Th st. NV. (where yor can
easily park your carl. Telephone inquiries
welcomed. MA. 2o06. Open . Am. to pm.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-14
Army SEXES Utility
In Cleveland
Workers End Strike
PeriIine War Plants

CLEVELAND. Jan. Is CINS)-
The army, acting under orders of
President Roosevelt, seized the
strike-bound plants of the Cleve-
land Electric Illuminating Co. to-
day and within a few hours nor
NAL power was restored 10 all af-
fected Cleveland war plants.
The employees ended their alb
breviated but victory-endangering
strike in response 10 joint ap-
peal issued by the army, company
and CIO-Utility workers organic
ing committee shortly after Col
f. A. Lynn had assumed control
of the company's properties in
highly industrialized northeastern
Ohio on behalf of the army.
Mr. Roosevelt acted faster than
he has ever done before in any
seizure case as the strike curtailed
production in at least 40 wal
plants and threatened to shut of
power TO homes. hospitals. trans
portation facilities, street lights
and other electric-using services
In Cleveland it was reported
that the strike was caused by a
union stewards resentment of the
company's refusal to take him off
a night shift and put him on day
work.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-14
President 0smena
In u. 5. for Relief

WASHINGTON. Jan. 13 CUP
President Sergio Osmena of the
Philippine commonwealth is in the
United States to discuss relief and
rehabilitation measures for liber-
ated areas of the islands.
The war department, in an
nouncing his arrival, said he is
now in Jacksonville, Fla, for a
physical checkup necessitated by
the rigorous conditions he ex-
perienced during the military
campaign" in the Philippines.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-14
British Troops
On Burma Beach

NEW YORK, Jan. Is QNS)--
British Fifteenth Army troops
have landed 30 miles southeast of
captured -Akyab of the main
Burman peninsula, the London
radio said today in a broadcast
heard by CHS.
The landing was made yeSter-
day by commando troops. the BIC
report added through heavy
japanese barrage of artillery fire,
screened by a naval and air bonn
bardment, the Indian units, rein
forced by troops from the United
Kingdom, landed al Hunters Bay.
THE landing on the Arakan
front Burma threatens to
cut off Jap troops withdrawing
from the Kaladan area the
broadcast reported.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-14
Beer Workers
Ordered Back

WASHINGTON. Jan. IA (INS)
The War Labor Board today
ordered striking AFL teamsters at
three ST. Paul breweries TO return
10 work Immediately or face re-
ferral Of the case 10 President
Roosevelt for action.
A representative OF the Y. S.
Brewers Foundation demanded at
q hearing on the strike that the
army Immediately seize the brew
cries affected.
The WLB ruled that the strike
threatens substantial interference
with the war effort and that there
Is nothing in dispute that this
board can decide. inasmuch as the
issue is solely in regard 10 the
unwillingness of the union TO ac-
cept the ruling Of the NRLB es-
tsblishing a bargaining unit"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-14
Britain Pictured
As Big Oil Dump

LONDON, Jan. IL -UP@-
Britain has been made into "a
great military oil dump" TO meet
the needs of Allied forces. Geof-
frey Lloyd. Joint parliamentary
secretary of the fuel power min
istry, said today
He disclosed that since 1871
Britain had constructed an elaS-
crate pipeline system. 1000 miles
long. AT a cost Of S2s, 600, 900. He
emphasized that II was wholly a
British project" using only British
materials, including $1,000 tons of
steel. and only British labor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-14
Rhine Bridges Hit
By Yank Bombers
1900 u. S. Planes
Rip Reich Targets

LONDON. Jan. Is (INS)--
Strategic German railroad bridges
across the Rhine and highly i'm
portant marshaling yards inside
the Reich were battered today by
a force of more than 1900 Ameri-
can warplanes.
Nine hundred or more Liberia
tors and Fortresses. escorted by
400 Mustang and Thunderbolt
fighters, hit seven spans across
the Rhine from Bingen south to
Karlsruhe. Other targets included
railroad yards at Bischoffsheim,
near Mainz, and az Kaiserlautern.
Among bridges blasted were
those at Worms. Rudesheim,
Mannheim, Germersheim, Karls-
ruhe and two at MainZ.
Nazi transport columns were
hit earlier in the day by Raj
Mosquito bombers sweeping over
the Ardennes salient near Wan
den, east of Bastogne.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-14
Hand of Fate
Souvenir Of Jap War
Causes Injury TO Boy

CHICAGO, Jan. 13 (UP)-A
japanese water bomb which his
brother-in-law had sent home as a
souvenir had cost Edward AFGHAN
owski 13, his right hand today.
The boy was taking IL 10 school
and had set il down on the wet
when 1t exploded.
His sister, Mrs. John Piloponis,
told police her husband had eX-
planned that the bomb was used
by the Japs 10 throw AT soldiers
wading 10 shore in an invasion.
Contact with the water makes 1t
explode.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-14
Williams President
Heads COLLEGE Group

ATLANTIC CITY. ~. J.. Jan.
13 (UP)-Dr. James p. Baxter,
head OF Williams College, VIII
Jamestown, Mass, was the new
president OF the Association Of
American Colleges today, sue
ceeding DR.. Francis p. Gaines,
president Of Washington and Lee
University, Lexington, Va.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-14
Life in Boston
Urge Ban on Magazine
for Take-off on City
Map BY international News Photos. Jan II, is

BOSTON, Jan. 13 (UP) - A
Life" magazine pictorial take
out on Boston was described as
"fiippaHt2 by civic leaders today
and one legislator urged Police
Commissioner Sullivan TO bar its
sale in the city. There was no
immediate comment from Sullivan
A nine-page series OF pictures
titled "Boston--An Old City Looks
Ahead" ranged from shots of poll
teal figures 10 some of the city's
poorer sections and their inhabi-
tants.
The pictures showed so-called
"slum" areas and three boys who,
Legionnaire- Frank Wiley said
were asked to step outside a COM
munity boys club where they were
playing to pose and look tough.
Vice President Eric Hodgins OF
Life said the article was printed
in spirit of constructive appre-
citation OF the citys problems.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-14
WANT STRIKERS INDICTED

COLUMBUS, Jan. 13 (UP)-
Gov, Frank J. Lausche today
asked e. w. Goble, state selective
service director, to order the i'm
mediate induction of occupation
ally deferred Cleveland Electric
Illuminating Co. strikers between
the ages of ~ and az.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-14
Sentence Commuted

PARIS. Jan. 13 (UP)-Gen De
Gaulle has committed the death
sentence imposed by a treason
court on Henri Beraud. celebrated
French journalist and author, to
hard labor for life.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-14
Sees Dinnout
OF Luftwdffe
Arnold Also Pledges
Bigger Raids on Japs
pEYRoIr SUNDAY TIMES
D.4 Pa. 0-lan "a

WASHINGTON, Jan. Is tINS)
Gen. Arnold, army air force
commander, declared tonight that
Germany does not possess suffi-
Gent air power TO sustain a de-
cisive offensive
Gen. Arnold said that losses in
fiicted on the mftwaffe by Allied
air power and confusion created
In the Relch's aviation industry
by bombing made IL safe 10 reach
this conclusion.
As to Japan. Gen. Arnold de.
clared that the curtain has yet
10 go up on the first act of bomb
ing the japanese islands.
THE Bee missions. he as
serted, shave been 'only a pro-
logue' of what IL in store for
Japan.
STAGE BEING SET
"The stage" Gen. Arnold told
a dinner meeting of the National
Sojo1rners, 'is now being set
for . full-scale strategic bomb
Ardment campaign against Jap
anese Industry In the home
islands as well as on the Asiatic
mainland.
Japanese industry. he continued.
will not survive the lombard
ment in store for il. We will hit
their factories. their oil fields.
their harbors and cities. first with
our B-29S; then, as our bases draw
closer. with Fortresses and Lib
orators and even with our lighter
aircraft.
THE PATTERN
The one-two-three punch being
used in both Europe and the Far
East, Gen. Arnold said. follows
this pattern:
Neutralize the enemy's air
power.
Isolate a battle area of our
own choice by cutting the sup
ply and communications lines.
. Cooperate in the closest pos
sible ways with our ground or
amphibious forces.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-14
Ndzis Execute
Sin RepriisdI
Berlin Makes Good
on December Threat

LONDON, Jan. Is (UP)-Ber-
lin reported today that FIVE
Frenchmen in German hands had
been sentenced to death by regu-
lar court procedure" because Of
the persecution of so-called COL
in France.
The executions by the Germans
in direct reprisal for the action
against pro-Nazi elements in
France was reported in a broad
cast DNB dispatch quoting a
foreign office spokesman.
THREAT VOICED
Mari government authorities
threatened some weeks ago to in
woke the reprisals against French
men In German hands if the trials
of persons suspected of collabora-
ton in France continued.
DNB said that the German
government has drawn the conse-
quences resulting from the perse-
cution of so-called collaboration
ISIS III fIdflCG anu llldN NOdlb
procedure against more DE Gaul-
lists" was IN progress.
The Nazi propagandists failed
TO reconcile the paradox between
the regular court procedure"
and the acknowledged reprisal
motive involved in the executions.
NO IDENTIFICATION
"The Reich last December, In
n note 10 the International Red
Cross committee, announced
that such measures would be
taken by Germany" DNB said.
The broadcasts did not indicate
whether the executed persons
were French soldiers, civilians, or
deported laborers.
Only this week Gen. de Gaulle
warned Germany that atrocities
against the residents of Alsace-
Lorraine would lay the perpetrssn
tors open to treatment as va
criminals. ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-14
British Off Philippines

NEW YORK. Jan. 10 GNS)-
Radio Tokyo, heard by NBC, said
today that a British feet task
force is operating in the Philip
pines.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-14
.C|0 Seeks
To Fill. Jobs
Union, U. S. Officials
Confer on Manpower

WASHINGTON, Jan. 13 (INS)
Faced by the threat of a modi-
fed national service act, the Go
took the bit in its teeth today
and undertook 10 work. out with
government officials the problem
of supplying manpower TO speed
up the production of critical war
items in individual plants.
An all-day conference was held
between Go representatives in
the field and officials of the army,
navy, WPB and VINO in an eff
fort to solve the problem of filling
manpower gaps in specific cases.
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