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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-05-10

/ suitland, Nd. and Eileen M. Rowe, al,
| 1911 Franklin st. ne.
Charles Evans, "a, Fort Belvoir, Va. and
MarEaret Maple, IS, 1928 NJ st. NV.
Isreal Rosenblun, So, 413l 9th st. NV.
and Rose Jacobs, %. 5117 Illinois ave.
Joseph Ford 90. 25e Warren ST.. ne, and
Gloria Nero, 20, $40 Hobart pl. NV.
Joseph Long, ~. Ambridge. Pa, and
Dorothy 4; Henkeys, ~; 311 18th st: ne
and Mary j. Lawrence, II, 204s sth
Russell S. Litchneld, -, National City,
Calf, and Mona Gail Radcliffe, %,
Elmer Hertzmsrk. 20. 1920 18th st, NV.
and Betty Hirsh, 81, 4022 14th ST. n W.
Ignazio Cangelosi, %, 3415 18th st. NV,
and Audrey Vowel, 10, 94s Shepherd st.
Nathan Mass. IS. Chicago, Ill, and Elsie
Lightman, 33. 1856 Knox terrace. Sc.
Herbert v. Mcknight IS, 5000 Warder
st NV, and Alma M. Mitchell. "a, 2102
2nd st. NV.
Nathaniel Wooley, IS, 1865 Kalorama I'd
NV, and Hattie RaiforG. 20, 1864 Kali
Drama I'd. NV.
Robert Tucker. 81. and Carrie z Grant
10, both of $40 Columbia st, NV.
James stoker,. Al, 913 y St NV, and
Francis Reid, 35, Aususta, Ga,
Nelson w. Jackson, Jr., 81, 1922 4th St
ne, and Murisl A. Rucker, 81, 424e
Henry wyn.r, %. srightwood. Mass.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-05-10
Deaths Reported

Karoline winkler, SO. 2o04 18th St sc.
Harry Sheldon. So, .; S. Soldiers Home.
George C. Boyd, 70, Philadelphia, Pa.
Adam Members, rs, 1908 Evarts st. ne.
Harriet Hutchinson, rs, 1924 18th st. n =
Lemuel A. Dennison, sr, ~ 220s Fai
lawn ave. Sc.
Fannie Kius. II. 1117 gath st. NV.
Nellie M. Springer, 10, 1923 g St NV.
George vogel, 70, q. s. Soldiers Home.
Francesca Cicero, IS, 1877 Otis pl. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-05-10

Badly j. Taylor %. 1918 North Capito
St, and Evelyn Hensell, 81, oil 4th
Howard Meacham. 90, Rockingham, N. C.
and Beatrice Akin, y, Victor, Colo.
Ebert Hasty, 80. 720 Peak I'd. NV, and
Arab McArn, 81. Hamlet N. c.
Ernest B. Mccoy. %. 1901 Branch ave
Sc, and Dana Mae Beavers, 81. Is
Zenepha Turner, IS, 1884 18th st. NV.
and Doris Freeland, II, Marlboro. Md.
Wallace Forester. "a. Salem. w Va ano
Sylvia X. Davis, 81, Yellow Springs. w
Va.
Floyd McCrady "a, Albert Lea, MINI. anc
Katherine Mae Johns, is, 213s K st
NV.
Eugene Burns. %, Rock Hall, Md, and
Shirley Shipley. is. 253 14th pl. ne.
william Link. 80. 2514 14th St NV, sne
Opal Gayson. "a, Atlantic Ga.
Irving McWharf, As, and Mary Nowak, Al
both Of 307 G St NV.
James Gerhard, 80, and Mabel Staples, 2S
both of 2H19 36th st. sc.
Marlin Miller, Il. 4s27 Silver Hill I'd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-05-10

Charles q. Mackall, 90, 1881 Bancroft
pl. NV
Howell c. franklin. 80, Mclean, Va.
Cleveland H. Bandholtz, SO. Arlington, Va
Jesse z. Barrett, SO, 903 18th st. Sc.
Michael E. Winston, 40, 32-A Bates st. NV.
Kathleen Reynolds. 40. 1920 M ST. NV
Ora. F. M. Kissock, 46, 500 Powhatan
pl. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-05-10
Marriage License
Applications

Under D. c. laWs, couples must
apply for marriage license on
one day, Ddit three tuu days and
recetDe their license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-05-10

owen Elliott, 81, and Elizabeth M. Con.
way SO, both of Washington.
Grady C. Richard. 80, Washington, anc
Mary L. Pierce. IS, Chevy Chase Md
Steve stevens. 81. and Carlton g. Clark
%, beth of Washington1
Clyde Swope. %. South Pittsburgh, Tenn,
and Vivian D. Kagey, %, Washington
Conrad L.. Sennett, 32, Robline, N, j., ano
Marie Siket. 80. Bordentown, N. j.
Jesse M. Ward, "a. and Lydia Emes, %
both of Washington.
John c. Davis, 30. and Annie L. Spencer
80, both of Washington.
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Il District Men Report
To Armed Forces Today

Twenty-one Westinghouse have
been ordered to report for induction
into the armed forces today. Names
of the men follow:
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and Rose Brooks, %. 211s Eads st.
South ArltnSton.
Paul Toman, 81. and Lois Campbell, 10,
both of Freedom, Pa.
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Births Reported

Roland and Katherine Catlett. boy.
Alfred ard Mary Cowan. boy.
Thomas and Rosa Driver, boy
Medell and Ernestine Ford boy
William and Audry johnson, boy.
willy and Mary Mills. girl
George and Edith Ray, girl
Nate anu. Addle Robinson boy.
Crais and Doris Wesley, girl.
Sumner Hubert and Miriam, girl
Smith. Maurice and Grace, boy,
Swami, Thomas and Genevieve boy.
Swami, james and Ruth, girl.
Taylor william and Sula, girl.
Williams. Emerson and Fannie. girl.
Williams, Macy and Ethel boy.
Half of the total resources of the
United States are now being de.
voted to waging war. Since Pear
Harbor war expenditures have
amounted to about SOS, 000, 000, 900
More War Bond money is needed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-05-10

Infant Dorothy L. Hamilton, 725 9th
St ne.
Willie L. Ferguson, IS, 1445 w st nv.
Richard Washington, So, 1929 Sherma 7,
ave. NV.
John H Mayo 81, 1920 t4th St NV.
Charlotte Hazelock, 90, $3.50 Scott pl
NV.
zenobia P Bailey, 50, 1924 st. NV.
Shirley " Collins. 10. 30S T st. NV
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Boyle. william. jr.
Atkisson, Howard
Blair, Alexander
Davenport, Philip
Hill, Samuel, jr.
Murphy, Paul
Patterson, Robert, il
Poore, Joseph
Sklar, Milton
Stack, Gerald
Rooney, John
Evening star., 1945-01-28
For Radio Listeners
BY Bryson Rash

Radios overseas correspondents
are providing some of the most in
teresting stories about the war anc
the miracles performed by the
science of broadcasting There's
one in particular told by Bill Dunn
CHS man in the Philippines. II
seems that one night the radio men
ashore on Leyte had an important
message for ship lying about 2OC
yards out in the gulf. Blinkel
lights couldn't be used because OF
the blackout. The ship had only a
code transmitter and the party
ashore had only voice transmitter
After great deal of scurrying about
an engineer had an idea. He called
San Francisco on the voice circuit
San Francisco relayed the message
to Sydney, Australia, which in turn
passed it to Hollandia, New Guinea
and from there to the ship which
answered via the same procedure
The message from shore and reply
from the ship travelled close to 49,
600 miles to cover the distance OF
200 yards, and it took less than 5
minutes to cross the Pacific four
times.
Comes word that the Blue Net
work has perfected plans for active
participation in the field of tele-
vision. These plans call for Blue
productions to be televised with
Blue personnel directing, producing
and supplying the talent. The set
up includes the cooperation of the
General Electric Co. in Schenectady
and the Dumont Laboratories In
New York.
And that brings to mind an anus
Ing story of a televiSion problem
that was solved on a recent broad
cast in Schenectady. The program
was the Blues Americas Town
Meeting and the male speakers had
to use makeup. but on top of their
heads! Dark powder was needed tc
cut the glare of overhead lights on
bald pates.
Program Department
A four-network program will sa-
lutte the President on his birthday
next Tuesday evening at Ills pm
Running full hour the show will
feature Americas top entertainers
including Frank Sinatra, Bing
Crosby, Joan Edwards, Jack Benny
Judy Garland, Bergen and Charlie
Mccarthy and many others. This
program will be heard on WMAL
VOL. WRC and WTOP.
NBC-WRC "Our Foreign Pol
icy" will be a series of programs
presenting the three major govern
mental bodies charged with the for
mutation and execution of America s
international policy. These discus
sion breadcaSts will be heard at !
pm. on Saturdays starting February
"a. Speakers will include the Secre-
tary of State and his assistants. and
ranking members of the House For
eign Relations Committee.
WMAL-Blue :. "One Mans Fam
1ly' starts on this station next
Tuesday evening at 7::30 pm.
WOL-MBS =. ''The Texas Ran
Evening star., 1945-01-28

gers" begin an across-the- board
series of broadcast next Tuesday at
1880 pm. The program sounds a
little on the hill-billy side with
hymns, ballads, folk tunes, spirituals
and song of the plains.
WWDC Penny for Youl
Thoughts" is quiz show originating
from Arlington Farms, in which
contestants are given a bank of pen
nies that grows or declines according
to the ability of the participant :,
Quizmaster is the Great" Scott, as
sisted by Rosalyn Long /. :. Ian Ross
MacFarland is doing a series OF
comments on the news heard Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday at $50
pm. -. The Naval Radio Material
School has returned to the air with
chorus of their students. The
show is Lets Sing-Navy," heard
Tuesdays at BIS pm. -. Castles in
the Air is now broadcast on Friday
at 8 pm, and features the Engineers
Replacement Training Center band
broadcast direct from Fort Belvoir.
X X X
MIhC LlilCS -. NDS SildIcQ ali tx
elusive in the broadcast of Gov
Thomas E. Deweys first major ad-
dress since the elections. The occa-
sion is the Lincoln Day dinner in
the presidential room of Washing
tons Statler Hotel. The time, 10
pm. -. Russ Hodges of VOL has
received a special commendation
from the Army Medical Center at
Walter Reed for his activity in en-
tertaining the injured servicemen
stationed there. This coming week
marks the start of the thirteenth
year on the air for the Lone Ran
ger" -. Transcriptions of th e
American Forum of the Air" are
now being sent overseas and circu-
lated among Air Transport Com
mand bases all over the world.
Evening star., 1945-01-28

virginia Bruce. Horses drdmdiiled.
VOL, t0:00-Edh Wilson interviews Ann
Sheridan.
WRc. D:30-HaroId Lloyd presents Virginia
Bruce and Paul Heinreid in Appointment fol
Love"
WT0P, t0:30-Waf Food Administrator
Marvin Jones speaks.
WRc. tt:30-Raymond Massey naHaies
The Battle Of the Warsaw Ghetto"
Evening star., 1945-01-28
Henreid Will Get
Break He Wants
BY the Associated Press

By the Associated Press.
HOLLYWOOD.
Paul Henreid has been complain
ing that he has been allowed to
play only moony, romantic roles on
the screen. In 'The Spanish Main"
his desire for action will be full
filled with a vengeance.
He will battle with fists and rapier
in eight bitterly contested fights
Antonio Moreno will club Henreid, s
head with a sword hilt. Walter
Slezak will stab his hand with q
dagger. And for week of shoot
ing he will be spread-eagled on a
stone prison floor.
Evening star., 1945-01-28

hold the office OF a
minister speaks in
connection with India
independence Day.
WRc. i:30-"Are
CdrieIs a Menace 10
World Peate!"
TOP, 200
Beautiful Dreamer. "
based on The life Of
Stephen Foster, is
todaY's play.
W TOP. 900
Jeanne 1herrien,
Leveniritt Award
winner, plays Rath-
maninoffs Piano
fnnferfn kn [ In
Evening star., 1945-01-28

tuNlCiIU nv, ! VI
Sharp Minor" The orchestra plays Shodako.
yith's Fifth Symphony"
WMAl, 4:30-Lum and Abner visit.
WRc, 4:30-James Mellon and Blanche
Thebom sing.
WT0P, 4:30-Nelson Eddy puts on d special
presentation Of Alice in Wonderland he
plays the Mad Halter.
WRC, 5:00-An dl-Dyorsk program. with
CeIist Edmund Kurtl as sooisi.
VOL. 5:00-"Shall We Adopt Universal
Military Trainine!
WhAL, 5:30-Eleanor Sieber assists today S
audiionisi.
VOL. 6:00-Edwafd PswIey. Big Town S
Steve Wilson, is star Of iodaYs mystery quiz.
WMAl, 6:00-Three yoealisis, 6inny simms,
Dick Powell and Andy Russell, share the bill.
W0P. 7:00-Sonja Heuie and 0rson Wellss
are Kaie's guests.
WRc, 7:o0-Ann Sheridan is slated TO drop
Evening star., 1945-01-28
FEATURES ON
THE AIR TO-DAY

WMAL. 10:30-Lothrop Sioddard gives his
weekly analysis Of the news.
W0P, :30-Norman corwin is among
those discussing the works Of Poetess vaehel
Lindsay.
WRc, i:i5-Vies President Harry Truman
discusses The Next -Four Years"
WT0P. i:30-The first woman in India TO
Evening star., 1945-01-28
Audience Shows

The following broadcasts ad-
NIT the general public. If you
would like to attend phone the
station.
WTOP - Metropolitan 5000,
Battle of the Bureaus" 6:15
pm. Saturday.
WRC-Republic 1000, Her
son in Person." 7:45 pm. Mon
day, Wednesday and Friday.
VIM AIN a tional 5400,
Americana Quiz" 2 pm. Sum-
day.
VOL - Metropolitan 0012,
American Forum of the Air"
$50 pm. Tuesday.
WWDC-National 1908, "Am-
ateurs of 1945," 1890 pm. SUM-
day.
Evening star., 1945-01-28

w VII JOIN,
VOL, 7:00-Ar
all-Russiaa program
with Rinsky : Korsa
koffs "Sthehera1ade'
featured.
WRC, 7:30-Jo,
Reiehman's 0rthesiri
and Andy DeVine.
WRc, 8:00-Char
lie takes Frank Sina
fra over the hurdles
Top, 800
Sergt. Morton Thomp
sons MY Broihe
Who Talked Witt
Evening star., 1945-01-28
News Broudcusts Today
Gone to War
BY the Associated Press.

BY the ASs0ciated Press.
HOLLYWOOD.
Like many families, the Hardys
are going to carry on without their
|favorite son.
Carey Wilson. producer Of the
Hardy family series, has been In
|structed by MGM to continue them
coming despite the departure of
Andy Hardy, or Mickey Rooney, to
the Army. The original members
of the family, including Lewis
Stone, Fay Holden and Sara Haden
will remain.
Evening star., 1945-01-28

Goebbels called our Flying Fort
resses Flying Coffins." We need
more of them over Germany. Let's
all back the attack. Buy more Wal
Bonds.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22

Funeral arrangements Were re-
ported TO the Times for;
Warren =. Evans. 6l, OF 2l29
Mcclellan. , p. m, Monday, AT the
Doherty Funeral Home, 1852 +.
jefferson. Mr. Evans. foreman
at Continental Motors, died at
home Saturday after a long Ill
ness. Surviving are his wife
Anna. q daughter, Mrs. Melissa
Calcaterra. and a son, Warren
Evans. Burial; Mt. Olivet.
Mrs. Margaret Connolly, SO, AT
$50 a m. Monday, at the Nc
Inness Funeral Home, 15941 Wood
ward. and al 9 A. m. St. Benes
DICT Church, at Church and John
r. Mrs. Evans, wife Of the late
Michael. died at her home, 225
Covington, Palmer Lodge, Friday.
Born al Holly, she had lived with
son Joseph 3. for the last 25
years Surviving in addition 10
Joseph. arc sons Frank Andrew,
Daniel and Jerome. and daugh-
terS. Mrs Bcrnice Belt. Mrs.
George Ford Mrs. Katherine
Nchmcr. Sister NJ. Eugene Of the
Dominican Order, and Mrs. r. r.
Forester OF Saginaw.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22
Senator Attacks
Slow G| Return

WASHINGTON, July q INSj
Senator George ID of GeorG a
told the Senate today that the
h ON ward transportation of
American soldiers from Europe at
the present redeployment rate of
1000 a day is "Intolerable.
He declared many of the ma
tons heroes face a years wait
before they will get started back.
George voiced his criticism of
the redeployment rate during a
general Senate airing of the en-
tire redeployment problem oc-
caSioned when Senator Lucas Cd
OF Illinois defended army efficiency
IN the greatest transportation
task IN history.
George pleaded for use Of more
ships 10 bring home the men and
suggested the government use
seven German ships tied up in
European ports. He said those
ships could bring approximately
35, 900 American soldiers across
the Atlantic.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22
Kennedy Buys
Chicago Mart

CHICAGO. July 2l tINS)-
Marshall Field & co. today an
nounced the sale Of the q story
Merchandise Mart. the building
with the greatest floor space IN
the5World. 10 Joseph =. Kennedy
former United States amba Sal dor
to Great Britain.
lIugSton II MCBain. pres dent
of Marshall FIctd K co SAID the
new owners are expected 10 take
.itle and begin operating the Chi
.cago property about Dec.
The huge building housing g.
acres Of floor space was con
StTHct"d - years ago 10 furnish
now quarters for Field whole
sale division. Tho reported cost
al -kHldiHs -Hs~ SSeh7et-e-etHtt-
No sale price was announced
by McBaln. bat II was reported
kennedy paid Sl9OOOOOO in cash.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22

The House and Senate military
affairs committee have taken cog
nizance of the problem, and is eN-
pected 10 make a faVorab b G
recommendation soon.
"LaSt-in-family' deSignatcS sur
vivorS in the armed forces OF
family groups that have suffered
the loss ef two or more -soUy
through war,
Under an existing ruling made
after a family of five brothers
was wiped out in a single naval
engagement - "laAI In-=4aIn4IA-
Servicemen may. on request. be
aSSlgned tn nnnhalardOus duty.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22
Patton Boosted
For Stimson Job

WASHINGTON, July q QNS)
Rep. Rankin (DD of Mississippi
told the House today that ''it is
Secretary Of War
StimSon Will resign upon his re-
turn from the Big Three confer
ence at Potsdam. He suggested
that President Truman name
Gen. Patton 10 succeed him.
He'd clean out the war de-
partment, put stop TO the
commissioning OF Communists
In the army, and restore that
department 10 the dignity IL
deserves. Rankin said.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22

now, both war and navy de-
partmentS can avoid lot of
legislation i'm the near future.
III not corrected, there will be
such flood ot remedial bills
that both departments viii he
spending great amount OF
time before congressional cons
mittecS explaining why not. 1
am suggesting that the senate
military affairs committee first
seek clarificatiOn of the present
Mar department policy and then
recommend II "A I Withdrawn
from combat duty be made
uniformly automatic for all last
in-family' serNiCemen.
JUST 4 QUESTIONNAIRE
Rep. Harness said
"The war and navy depart
mentS may claim il will take too
much work To search out every
case for withdrawal from com
hat. hut vr ttiuv wuttiti take
little more than "A qucstionnaire
To be received nv each soldier at
ordinary muster and returned
with "A statement Of how many
members of his family have
been lost in war.
II know some cases person
ally, and suspect there are hun
dreds, wherein men entitled 10
discharge under the present
regulations will not apply be-
cause they fear the had opinion
Of their comrades. However, IL
il for the national good that the
remaining son or sons of fami-
lies, already heavily hit, be
spared. II IL not "A personal
matter, but should he manda-
tory. The future poplation and
the continuation of individual
family lineagcs must be conSid-
cred quite aside from the
humane aspect of the matter
and the right Of grief-striCken
parents to he spared at least
one SON"
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22
Russia Music
AT Belle Isle
All Request Program
Will Include Dances y

Russian polkaS, songs and
dances will be features Of the De-
troit Federation of Musicians
band concert in the Belle Isle
Shell al $50 p. m. this Sunday.
The program will be an Ameri-
csn-RuSSian all-rcqucst presents-
ton. directed by Graham T. Over
gard. 1t includes:
PART
The star SRsnFled Manner
The RussiAn National Anthem
Prelude in D. F1at Minor. ,,., .Shestaksviteh
Danse from the "Gslasa ARE. .Shostsks,iieh
SatiricaI Polka from
The hoh ........T. ..,... hhastAksVtteh
March. The Cntsd Nations. .ShsSatkaVitrh
SFmpheD, No 6 tPaihrtiqutt fSrhAiEowssy
Rsssisn Ssuts $3.50, Asu Iefint dramatic
soprano. MhT TsrasBk. baritone. AnnA
Shcbsr mcIro-soprAns. RussiAn Chsrss.
Ledge No so2s, aud Cana
dian Toderstiaa Chores, Albcrt Gsrs"n.
director
Russian Darer ..t...,.....-. .olra omslisn"u
Russi,o Dsn,c, .. Chnd danssrs and ofchss-
trs, Peter L'Anuk. director.
PART NJ
Psloas,e from "Chri,imH
Nifht .....,,-.......... Riuask ~ cFSAksv
ta,air1 ef th- SsspP~' ',.... ,kn,ppef -MahAupt
The Gr,at cate 81 kitt........ MoussorEssT
AAiss ds 1en,cft ...--...--...-...,..t .t.lass.ass
hst,h -sl4i-------- -----,..,r.s7, f-~hrtsuvtsy
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22
NO REDUCTION IN FORCE

In making the announcement
the navy stressed that the pro-
gram IS not in any sense a de
mobilization plan. There will be
no reduction of the 1889 900 navy
manpower strength.
Instead the plan is designed 10
increa g navy personnel efficiency
by replacing Older men with young
lnducteeS and volunteers.
Thus the formula considers only
age and length OF service, the
navy explained. ignoring such fac
tors $ decorations, battle service,
wounds and children.
If these were considered It
would release more men than
could be spared. the navy said.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22
RETURN TO SAFETY

When two or more brothers
have boon killed in action. the
surviving brothers may even on
application. be returned perma-
nently To thu, country, safely out
Of the fighting zone
However, relatively fow SCry-
-iecnCn or thCIT families nave
cared to ask for relief on these
terms S-with the result that there
is an increasing number of tragic
cases in which whole families are
wiped out.
Typical Of these "heart-hrrak'
stories was that OF the family of
Albert BorgSuom ol Tromonton.
Utah.
The BorgstromS had hve sons,
all IN service. Clyde, Leroy Boyd,
and Rulon and ROlon. twins.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22
Navy to Release
$4,000 in as.
Base Point System
on Age and Service

WASHINGTON. July 81 fUP)
The navy has under considera-
ton today a discharge system for
older officers and enlisted men
based only on age and length Of
service and estimate 30600 Off
GERS and men would be eligible
for discharge under the system by
next December.
The minimum points needed
range from 50 to 81 depending on
the branch in which the men are
serving.
Under the plan mans service
age is computed by allowing one
point for each year of his age TO
his nearest birthday plus addi-
tional points for each four months
OF active duty since Sept. /, 1889.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22
Prison Bre ak Fooled

LONDON, July y HNS)-A
Reuters dispatch from Rome to-
day reported that Italian armorcd
cars filed with police thwarted
an attempt by a thousand con-
victed criminals to escape from
the Regime Cocli Prison.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22
BACK SPECIAL LAW

The movement TO save other
families from being wiped out Is
headed in the House military af-
fairs committee by Rep Forest a
Harness CR) OF Indiana, and IN
the Senate committee by Senator
Styles Bridges (R) of New Ilamp-
shire.
Both arc hopeful that the sitl-
alton can be solved by a change
IN service regulations, without
recourse TO legislation However
If special law is needed, they
arc prepared TO back II.
Senator Bridges said:
''By correcting such conditions
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22
Sweden Jeps' Agent

MEXICO CITY. July y UPl-
The Mexican ministry Of foreign
affairs announced today that
Sweden has agreed 20 take over
Mexican interests in Japan and
VIII represent Japan interests IN
Mexico.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22
NEED So POINTS

Reserve officers of the line. en-
listed reServiStS, inducteeS ana en-
listed regulars serving despite
expired enlStmentS would need 53
points Tor discharge
Reserve officers OF supply would
need - points and civil engineer
reserve officers would need 81.
The navy explained the higher
SCnre&-Were- necessary because
those two branches have fewer
officers.
Regular navy officers are not
included in the program except
when they are temporary officers
with a regular enlisted status.
The critical computed age"
score is subject 10 change if eX-
pCTlcnCC warrants.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22
NANDEGRIFT ACTS

Clyde was killed IN the Solo
mons. Leroy died in action in
Italy. Rolon gave has life on A
bombing mission. HI, twin, Rulon.
was reported missing.
After the four tragic kilograms
had been received. me mother OF
the boys appealed for tho release
of Boyd, the sole survivor, from
service.
Needing the unusual situation.
Gen. a. a. Nandcgrift of the ma
rlne corps ordered Boyd be sent
home with an honorable discharge.
Mr.. and Mrs. William J. Deagan
of Philadelphia asked the return
of their last son. Army Cpl. VIII
liam A. Deagan, after his two
brothers were killed. Cpl Deagan
was sent back 10 this country but
did not get a discharge.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22
Adm. Woodward Says
Sea Air Siege
Doonns Japan
Double Blows Reveal
Nippon Helpless
By CLARK ~. MOODW ARD
L-...I

Copyright, 1865 International News Service
WASHINGTON, July p QNS)
As tho Pacific war moves rap
idly forward, JepanS situation
becomes increasingly desperate
The unrelentinG and varied Amcri-
-eaf4 ehalfcrrr-tt1 frrr war strength
enters itS iorty-SlNth consecutive
day.
Japan is now under siege both
from The air and the sea Great
fleets OF B2qS hammer strategic
targets. while carrier planes of
Adm. HalScy'S powerful Third
Fleet-Supplcmenting the work OF
the B-29S have taken The war To
hitherto inaccessible rcccSScs OF
the homo islands.