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Washington Journal., 1946-03-01
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Noihinafch, Dor BEN Senats.
linteransi6ub Der it'd NIT 9riess-
mobiliiernngsirnsen beidBt, err
idien o[s 3eliae &uliel RiTon, ebe.
rnoliocr 1ireftor Der NbteiLiins Tiir
Rnrtelle un0 ansIotAsUerniogeit IN
Der omertfnnti1en Niilitorre9ieriirs
in 9eutiflohO.
Ger Seuge 0etiinoet Dor Dem
NilSidub H. a.:
Sd 6ei6ll0ige geEDiiie 0ralte IN
Ben IuBenminiiterien Jrontreits,
gnofon65 aa0 0er 8ereinigten
5toatem sen 1erinb 3u MAIDEN, olle
bier Beiosuugsmdhe barntt du 5in-
oern, in n~eptraIen Stnaten mad
,OeutIdJen 9EAsIdnosperrtSgeit au for-
ldett, neil IcI6e N-ottorihuneen oie
iaihtittiden ober rt%nttiunaren &c
gime III Q1nOerNs mte Spanien, Dor.
tuao[. Irgputinien Gfypeoen uno
5dpeis bIobtelIen miirOen. SoIte
Rodforitungen niir0en Die 8niom.
menorbeit SDiidlen ieneu Beginner
un0 gemiiien Sntereiien in oen aIIi-
ierten 21n0ern nuF0edcn.~
Sine 9emeininnte Iftion Der
bier geIatungsnldtte BEL Der aui.
ipitrnna oeutider Alislanosiperte in
neutroIen Stooten wiirOe 9omprO-
mlBpL1ne iiber Sen 9auien tperisn,
sic binii6tlif ser 0eutid)en Mis-
ldHosmerte i'm Sntereiia fonlmer-
.3ieIIer 1orteiIe geihmteoet DerOen.
EieIe G-ompromiBpIIne 5ieIea auBer-
Dem 6ofouf oh, sic BilOufls 5u re-
oifdIer Hegiertngea in Der .8utunit
3u p~erntetpsn."
Ger 3enge .tritiIierte sic Irt Inns
@eile. in Der bic 1enti6eH angeIe-
-genheiten bcbauosEt utroen Gr er-
ftatte:
i. Die G. ct Gnr6eRS OfcIer de
miihe Oeutide G~dubentruit lit nift
oils INSTRUMENTATION Jnftor aug
gddaItet suOr6enk nie befobIen muir
.0e.
9. aeinerIei 0ees iber sic aui-
I0iung ser 8ortelle uitr0e 'e%rIaiien.
3. gos Eroernrnm Der 9asidaI.
tnns Der. NaoiB hit .Mdenb6Et.
NuiIeI RIron bebouptete CAB yurl-
Ter gemifet. 9eittidEnnD ieines
MeidtlTns i'm MisIouee aI entfIei-
Den, nenpdliett Ano ernitba{t in Sra
&c geiteIIt, ift..~
Dltnier Staats0epdrtment un6
sic 2tubenminiiterien ,@naldn0s unS
6tphfreiHS Boben sic giernidtte-
8Onlmiiiion far 6eltihe ansBanog-
fperte III cine 0itIine iin6. cine tUeit.
Idle @rnppe aufgeipnIten. Gieies
SpaItHnasgan1per gebf nod lneiner
Nniiht bon etttfIuBreiHen Berionen
til ben e~rp6bntpn Mii1iiterien aus.
Sic RuBIdn6 Bel Ser Srnae Aeutlher
IastaDoSuerfn6gen in 5bonien1 9or.
tItgaIs SdrDeia. GHspeSeR ufo Ir.
9eHtiuien aasidoIten DoIEep.4 \
had uionnteIdugen 9erbauoIua.
gen uh0 Betdtlnaen lit nod INNER
@feiu Beieb 5uitanoegebraft poroen,
oos Ole gepaltige Reorganization
pittidnitlider Deddt ia 9eptlHlano
sufI0ien pnb ibre 8erbieIfdfarg i'm.
n6alih MAIDEN tDiirSe@, idgfe Riron.
90 9ebe feraer feinen BeueiS. 90.
Fiir, oaB erhftgoffe anitrengunaefl
genandt niiroen, ous BfograStlm ser
NuSiHaltang Der Wd3is @mfIid-
ffit tperoen 8a Idiiers.
Washington Journal., 1946-03-01
Stlfe
fArs &eid

WQlbluqtOn - senator UlgerS
(g.Ba) erfldrte. SdB der 3ufinItige
@eItfrieDen" eS ~erforOert, bob gSoro-
omerifa Dem oeutlben Bolte uno
33entraleuropa erneute Stlfe leiite.
,ggir miiicn mir 5it gut, oaB elm I'M
terernabrteS uuo idIedt gefleioeteS
8oIf ni6t irerhOlid feline g%Sebennten-
ldJen onIeben miro" Iugte Der Ser
treter YennipIuonierS I'M Senate.
,@ir miiien ferner,~ iubr er
tort, ,,ooB ain0er, Die nidt gemtg
8rot un6 MiI1 boben,. geilti9 itno
f6rperIid oifpnblen, obne in Der
Sage al iein, lid NIT ben 8eltpro.
bIen1en aitseinanoer8uleben. Ole
@offnung diT ein Seim uno elm ges
Iiherte9 2ebem ionic Elm omternoer
5rieoe Ijno baum ntbt Dalb 10 per-
lodeno, pie groberltngen Hltbm ltllo
@lorie.
,9ir ibouen nid)t mieoer outs
Spiel Iescn, pofiir mir in ben lestcn
flint Sabren ~gearbeitet boben. Die
fir8Iidl pribaten SiIfsgeieaIdoften
erteiIte Grloubnis. mohatiid 1000 t
Qeben8mitteI nod DeutiAlano 01
perihiffen Iin0 Elm Shritt Ill Der
redlten Nihtung. N6er es miro Diel
mebr notfuenoig an @ilfe Iein, I'M
ben ner3fpeifelten 8erbdltnillen abs
3ubeIfen. Nmerifa HtuB nun etlpaS
nnternebmen. Der 6ufiinftige 5rieoe
in europa uno ser @elt e%rforoert
eS."
guIfafo, 81. 9. @prou 81.
Gluap5e aus Suolom 8ireftor oeS
MISUNDERSTANDING Der Zone
Gtar Cement Corporation, erfl1rte
9eutidlono ioIIte Die meilten ieiner
ourd conference.-the in &uinen
qelegten Stdote in freieS @eldnoe
berIegeit itqtt at oeriuden, iie ollf
Der alten Stelle wieoer al~tfdltboiten.
gioap3e Iprod auf benz aonOent
0es 4nlerican Concrete Snltitute
itnO beboiptete: SAILS Die 3eiit-
lfen tdgIi6 500 BaeenlaOnngen
Shutt aus Berlin berauSidaffen
10 peroen Iie t6 Sabre bralden
I'M Dos neutrality-suspicious. gu idit.
bern.
,ggu8 oie Gentlden Iagten, lie
bouten inter Der @roe,~ flbr er fort,
,,meinten lie, tie baliten inter Be
ton. G8 mar ieood gu ipdt, ltno bic
8lane muroen nie been0igt.
Sd befonlme einen SnferioritdtS-
fompler; menu i1 periude, OoS &e-
Ililtot Ser aIiierten 8ombaroierin-
eea al beIfreiben. NIS id Die &ri-
men inlpi5ierte, borte id balo dlf,
pbotogrnpbilde Iufnabmen 5u ma,
den, 0enn iibernu bot lif oaSlelbe
8ilb.
SeSeooA babe ib nir9en6s f60nere
9(utobabnen aus 8eton geieben nlS in
DeutifIano. Sbr cement fam ii6
in feiner @eiie nit benz unirigen
meIIen, ober aif @rltnO Der geDil-
Ienhoften @eiie, nit Der Ser 8etou
gelegt poroen NOR, fonnte er ben
auBeroroentlid i6peren &~riegsber-
fehr auSlalten."
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-01-19

~ Al . Ills III MISSION
TABERNACLE
Rev. Daniel l.. Baughey, Pastor.
3ll River Boulevard.
Original Wesleyan
Tonight
$3.50 p. m-HtEH So. 5eI Age
prayer meeting, .u charge of David
Mtkeuna.
sunday:
s'f5 a. Teachers and Workers
prayer meeting.
10 a. m.-Sunday school opens
kenna.
II a. m.-The morning Assembly
Hour. Pastor Dan baughcy. subject
Proof OF the Pudding
6:l5 p. m.-Nuung peoples PRAYER
Mekenna
$3.50 p. m.-Youug peoples variety
service. followed uy message by
Charles Hill.
7l5 p. m.-The regular prayer
100 p. m.-Srort sacred concert.
7;ip p. Tabernacle Sing
Time"
Sp. Pastor uan BauEhsv. Text.
"The Midnight Rapture
Evangelist and Mrs. Charles Nc
kinney VIII have charge or music
and sing special numbers in all the
services.
EMANUEL LUTHERAN CHURCH
2Ol River Boulevard.
II. G. Sipe, q. D., Pastor
f.t5 a. m.-Sunday School.
a. m.-Church Services.
Pastor Stpe's sermon theme viii
be Adding souls to Gods Kingdom. De
The Lords supper will be cele-
brstsd.
The Junior choir will sing Even
Me" by Bradbury. The intermediate
and Senior Cholrs viii sing Holy
Hour by Nevin.
FIRST PRESBYTEEINN CHURCH
Washington az Emmet.
Raymou Burns Bair Minister
$40 ID. m.-Church School. Classes
for all ages
1856 4. n.-Nursery classes FOR
pre-school children.
1855 a. m.-Sauctuary Hour OF
Worship. Sermon. Christian Optlm-
Ism" Rev. Bair preaching.
FIRST METHODIST CHURCH
Washington at Washtenaw.
Walter B. Heyler, Minister.
$3.50 and l0:4j n. m. Church
School
1915 a. m.-Morning Service OF
Worship. Sermon: is Theology Out
Of Date?"
p. m.--Youth Fellowship. Report
on National student Conference.
p. m. Wesleyan Guild. Discus
sion: Is Theology out OF Datec'
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST
SCIENTIST
$3.50 a. m.-sunday School,
10;45 a. m.-Morning service. Ser
mon; Life
SALEM CONGREGATIONAL
CHURCH
Lucia NJ. Stroh, Minister.
1880 a. m.--Divins worship.
l1.45 a. m.-Sunday School.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-01-19
Real Estate
Houses For SAFE
Harry {. Peet

Hairy I. Peet
REALTOR
ilg Pearl 81 Phone 1871
SEVEN ROOM HOUSE. bath, tur-
mace. fun basement garage, large
lot. Near stores. $500. Terms.
WEST CROSS ST. near Normal. u
room income house. Two baths.
Kitchens Holland furnace with
blower. Automatic control. Lot g.
feet by $50 feet. Price 100000.
Terms.
81 ACRE FARM. room house, two
chicken houses. granRry, goods,
creek, orchard. corner property
: ROOM HOME. steam heat. bath,
on Ecorss Road. "a block from
Michigan Ave. $500. Terms 1850
down. Immediate possession.
CORNER, large brick income house,
steam heat, stoker. also small house
in rear. Price reasonable. Terms.
Block from High school
EST CROSS ST. Modern income
house near high school, I apis.
5000. Terms.
HAMILTON STREET II room house,
complete bath upstairs, stool In
basement. hardwood floors dow n,
excellent location for income, one
half block from Michigan Avenue.
$500, Terms.
Y BLOCK FROM NORMAL. Seven
room house. complete bath, fur-
mace, 1850, Terms.
PROSPECT STREET, eight room
house, bath, furnace. near Boyer
Hospital, wide lot, 5000. Terms.
SIN ROOM HOUSE, furnace, large
slightly lot on Stewart street near
Iy new floors and roof. $4,000.
VEST ESTE CROSS STREET, 10 room
modern house fireplace, steam
heat, stoker. income location near
Normal and stores, garage, posses
sion 20 days. Reasonable price.
Terms 81. 500 down.
EAST CROSS STREET, seven room
modern house large lot, completely
furnished. f6.65O. Terms.
HOLMES ROAD, five room modern
house, furnace, hardwood floors,
two "ar garage, chicken house.
$500. Terms.
PACKARD ROAD. four room house,
full basement. furnace. five lots,
s3,500. Terms.
TWO ROOM HOUSE, garage. i,40O.
Terms $500 down.
NORMAL STREET. west side. six
room house, bath. furnace, garage,
large lot. $500. Terms
BALLARD ST. modern 2 room house.
baths, steam heat Rea asonable
price. Terms.
MODERN BRICK APARTMENT
house, baths, Priced 10 sell.
Terms.
CHICKEN DINNER LOCATION s.
acres. room modern house, gar
age Block from Michigan Ave. Op-
pusite corner OF limerick and
Ecorse. Reasonable price. $4,000
down.
SATISFIED CUSTOMERS ARE OUR
BEST ADVERTISEMENT
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-01-19
Sand and Gravel
AutomotiVe
Hound rraIIers For eaIs
AutomobIIe. A Eor eale

40 DE SOTO 4-DOOE
~ BUICK 4-DOOR SUPER.
Both in good condition. Al rub
Der. 1917 Stamford Rd.. Willow
Pun village
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-01-19
Legal Notices
) IbONJk i. MIDGETT, Defenda1t.
ORDER FOR APPEAAANCB

O1ohh fOk APPEARANCE
In this cause II appearing from
affidavit on file, that the where
abouts OF the defendant, George l..
NidSett, is unknown.
on motion of William DeIaan, At
torney for the Plaintiff. it is ordered
that the said Defendant, George l..
Midget cause his appearance In bs
entered In this cause within three
months from the date Of this order
and that in default thereof said Bill
Of Complaint will he taken as con-
feSsed.
II is Further Ordered that within
forty days, this order shall be pub
lished in the Hpsilanti Daily Press.
newspaper published in the County
OF Washtenaw, and that such puhics-
tion be continued therein at least
once In each week for six weeks a
succession
Dated January g.. 1916
JAMES r. BREAEEN. JE.
Circuit Judge
William DeHaJn. Attorney for Plain
tiff. Business address BIS NpSilanfi
Savings Bank Bldg, Ypsilanti. Nich-
gan.
Attest: A true Copy.
ITFIT.A ". SMITH C'erk
BY Irene A. Seitz. Deputy Clerk.
ADV 221S
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-01-19
The YpslantiD DailyPress

GEOKGE c. HANUY. PuOlisn,f
Entered as second-class mail matter
The Ypsilsntian. January > 1850.
TIE Npsilanti Daily Press. March 10.
1905. In accordance with Sec. $50.
=. l.. q r.. MAR. .. 1922. al Plst
office. Npsilartt. NicN
TERMS or INSCRIPTION
Ev carrier per week, In cItt....ete
Ey Mail one year in NpsIan'f
trading yHue. com DriSlnS
NEashtenaw county and wes'-
ern portion Of Wayne County 500
Ny Mail. per year. oItsids Ipsi-
lanti trading zone .......s- -
Special rate 10 soldiers. year $500
Independent Of politics and pub
lished daily except sunday with an
aim toward serving the Npsiianti
trading territory.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-01-19
Real Estate
Lots For Sale

bCN - ~ , ~ = = 30
Suburban Property For Sale
81 EURBAN HOME BUILDING site.
10 acres, vide, level frontage on
paved Whitaker Road close 10
Whitaker. beautiful woods on
part of property. $3.50 per acre.
Terms Harry e.. Peet. owner, Real
tor no Pearl 81. Phone 1911.
Merchandise
SABLE DYED MCSERAT coat and
hat, red fox Jacket. both size 10.
Shoes. black gah1rd'no Foot Saver,
~ "A, Phone I6-H-W.
Household Furnishings
ELEC. REFRlGERATGE, KelviHator.
Gas Range, dining table chairs,
davenport, beds, dreSsers, chests OF
drawers. Student table. all in good
condition. Phone 1s23-W.
BEDROOM SUITE s pc. modern
bleached MAHOGANY pre-war -
Singer dress form. Ga W. Cross.
Phone 2l2J.
ELECTRO-CHEF electric stove SIS.
Thermos tat for hot air furnace tl0.
Automobile tow bar s.. Shoe skates
S2.O0. 7l2 Congress St
ENAMEL HEATING STOVE. Ivory
enamel cooking range, warming
oven and baking oven, reservoir,
1854 T. Michigan Ave. Ph. 1881.
ALMOST NEW BED with inner
spring mattress and springs. Also
dining room table and buffet. Call
19s-M At sos Holmes Road.
GAS RANGE ~ EXCELLENT
CONDITION
CALL MILAN 42s-F-2
APARTMENT SIZE A-B ELECTRIC
\
PHONE 2750-l-l
Farm Products. Equipment
NEW SIMPLICITY GARDEN TRAC-
TOR one and Oue-half Horse Pow
er with Cultivator, Lawn Mower.
cycle Bar, Place order now Tor
Spring Delivery. DON HORTON,
Power Garden Machinery, Ann Ar
bor Road at South Main Street.
Phone Plymouth STOW.
GOOD EATING POTATOES-CAb-
bage for chicken feed. ll1 Glen
wood. Phone i13-N.
POTATOES tlT5 PER BTSHEL.
SChattenhelm, $3.50 Mexican Road,
Southeast Ford Dam.
Musical Equinment
FACTORY Reconditloned Pianos.
New Guarantee Bargain Prices.
Immediate Delivery. Grlnnell Bros.
30 W. Michigan.
SMALL PIANO FOR SALE
INQUIRE
II \. HURON ST.
USED PIANO SALE. Ala reeondt.
toned and guaranteed. NpSilanti
Piano Co. No2 E- Michigan Ays
MerchandIse For Sale
1 BLUE TWEED COAT. fur collar.
plain black coat, ! navy blue
suit All pre-War materials. Good
condition. all size Is. Tel 2i6-J.
COOLERATOR ICE REFRlGERAT-
OR. metal. with porcelain finish.
100 ID. capacity. $40 +. Cross ST,
Phone i57s-J.
FULL SIZED BOYS BICYCLE
Perfect condition. Reasonable.
l07 No. Normal or Phone 3lj6.
2 HORSE POWER ELECTRIC
MOTOR FOR SALE.
PHONE 2Sl2
Merchants Specials
PLACE YOUR ORDER now for that
new refrigerator, stove or washing
machine. Delivery sooner than you
think Grinnell Bros, 2lO w. Mich
igan Ave.
HAND MADE BABY CLOTHES
AND CROCHETED WORK.
! ESCO Glf l Supi. - W "a 'N.l'e"'
/ TRUNKS FROM ts.1o Up. Suitcase
! from Sl9J Up. SLEEP SHOP. IL
! W. Michigan Ave.
ELECTRIC MOTOR REPAIR
BARKER'S ELECTRIC MOTOR
/ SHOP. 10 s. Huron. Phone i7l7
. LAMPS AND EXTRA SHADES
Prices reduced on several Style.
Npsilanti Piano Co.. 4o3 r.
Michigan Ave.
GOOD USED FURNITURE
SPENCER FURNITURE
90 T.. Cr iss.
Merchandise Wanteo
ENTER YOUR NAME for westinE
house Electric Refrigerator. Now
on display 6. J. Ramus Co. ".
Michigan. Phone j2s
WANTED APARTMENT SIZE GAS
STOVE. l.. FORESTER, Sl3
WASHTFSAW AVE
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-01-19
Sunday Church Notices

CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH
fundamental
2I9 south Grove So
r. A, Blddle. Pastor
10 a. m-Sunday School
II a. M Morning worship. Nas-
sage. Broken For Gods Glory"
$50 p. m.-Baptist oung People
t;3J .. m.-Eveulng service. Mas-
sage, Called BY The Gospel
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
mo West cross 81.
William Il. shaw. Minister.
20 a. n.-Morning worship.
The Rev. John r. ~. Howell -
Hyauu.s. Mass, will preach
1880 "a. m.--rhe Cuurca school.
$50 p. m.-The BYE. AZ ths
Church
-. m.-The Baptist-Congregat
Al t.l.F. a. StarNweataer Hall
y. n.-ENrning worship AZ 80
Willow Hum Community Church cor
ner Of Allen and East Forest.
PILGRIM HOLINESS CHURCH
Forest Ave. at jerome st.
II. e. blll-r, Pastor.
10 d. Iu.-Suuday school RAsssI
Patton, superintendent.
II a. NV Orship hour
$50 >. m.-Evening service.
CHURCH OF CHRIST
6il r. Cross ST.
r.. T.. Duncan, Minister.
10 "A. m.-Bible Study.
II a. m.-Tle Lords supper. Ser
mon. A Church In satan's Headquar-
terS'
$50 y. m.-Communion, sermon.
Behold, ! Thought"
CHRISTIAN AND sSIONAEY
ALLIANCE
% South Prospect
M. =. Ams'utz. Minister.
10 a. sunday SrEOUl
II q. m.-Norning WORSHIP.
o. m.-Prayer Time.
$50 p. m.-loung Peoples sori.-
ty.
1880 -. Evangeustic Service.
Miss Billie Dial, missionary vulun-
teer guest speaker.
THE SALVATION ARMY
. :. Park 81
Capt. Vernon Vie, officer in charge
10 4. m.-Sunday school.
d a. m.-holiness meeting
p. m.--Young Peoples meeting.
i.t5 p. m.-Salyation Service.
ST. LUKES EPISCOPAL CHURCH
120 North Huron ST.
Robert l.. Dewitt. Rector.
a. m.-Holy Communion.
~ a. m.-Morning Prayer and ssr-
mon.
n a m.-Church school.
5 .. m.--Choral Evensong
THE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
Gordon &. Speer, Minister
9:t5 a. m.-Sunday School. Grades
to u.
II a. m.-sunday School Children
age two through grade ?.
II a. m.--Worship. Christianity, a
Practical Enterprise.
3 p. m.-PilRrim Fellowship.
= p. m.--Christian Youth Fellow
ship.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-01-19
sslesmen wanted
A NEW SALESMAN

starting % work for us Ian
uary IS earned $500 the
first three days. He had nev-
or seen our product before
going 10 work for We. We
nave an opening In NpsilsnU
Tor an honest. hard-VorkinE
man preferably with some
experience selling Insulation
or home improvements Vet
erRn preferred. Cpll Economy
Heating Co, 32j T.. Hoover
St,
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-01-19
wanted To Blu,

WANTED IMMEDIATELY g good
used cars for southern shipment.
Soil now while prices are still high.
Bring your car TO 1889 T. Michigan
or phone 2SS6 and buyer will call
at YOUR door.
OLDER MODEL USED CARS
WANTED. Pay top cash price.
Rear Hi-Speed station, corner
River a Michigan.
SCOTT MOTOR SALES
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-01-19
Merehan0se wanteo

ENTER YOUR NAME for wsstinE-
house Electric Refrigerator. Now
on display. g. J. Ramus Co. W.
Michigan. Phone 52S
WANTED APARTMENT SIZE GAS
STOVE T. FORESTER, 5i3
WASHTFSAW AVE
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-01-19
Merchandise

SABLE DYED MCsKRAT COAT and
hat red fox Jacket both size 10.
Shoes, black gahard'no Foot Saver,
~ "A. Phone Ib-t-W.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-08-31
News ofD.C. Area Seryicemen

death march survivor who is now
commanding the Washington Quar-
termaster Depot at Alexandra. re-
Gently was decorated with the Le-
gion of Merit in recognition Of "the
outstanding manner in which he
kept the supply lines open" during
the japanese onslaught. His action
contributed in a very large mea-
sure to the accomplishments Of the
quartermaster mission in the Philip
pines" the Army announced.
Taken prisoner by the japanese
on Bataan, Col. Rogers was freed
from a Manchtrian prison camp by
the Russians in August last year.
Capt. John r. Newman, jr., USN,
400 Turner street, Chevy Chase, has
been awarded Gold Star in lieu
of third Bronze Star for heroic
achievement as commanding officer
of the Destroyer Braine during the
bombardment of New Britain Island
the Navy announced.
Col. Aubrey S. Newman. 1905
Buchanan street, Arlington, this
week received the Army Commenda-
ton Ribbon in recognition of SER
vices as chief of the intelligence
training division, Intelligence Sec
ton, Headquarters Of the Army
Ground Forces, from January 81 to
August S this year, the Army an
nounced.
John ID. Davis, former technician
third grade. USA, has been awarded
the Air Medal for meritorious
achievement while participating in
aerial flight in connection with mill
tary operations from August Is
1914, to April 20, l945. =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-08-31
Walter Johnson Wiihdraws
From MONTGOMERY Race

Walter Johnson. who has staged
a valiant fight for life in George
town Hospital since spring, has
withdrawn as a Republican candi-
date for reelection to the Mont
gomery County Board of Commits
sioners, 1t was announced today.
Walter w. Dawson, chairman OF
the Montgomery Republican State
Central Committee, said the COM
mittee will urge support of Brawner
Harding, an Independent Democratic
candidate from Gaithersburg, for
Mr.. Johnson's place.
Mr.. Dawson explained that Mr..
Johnson was in the hospital when
he filed for reelection and said he
would withdraw If not well enough
to conduct an active campaign for
the November elections.
Mr.. johnson Is suffering from a
brain tumor and at various times
was reported near death.
Members Of his family said today
that X-ray treatments are being
used with some success and that his
general condition seems to be i'm
proving.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-08-31
Mai. Gen. Leyen {. Allen
To Head Narrower Unit

Maj. Gen. Charles H. Bonesteel
is being relieved Monday as presi-
dent of the War Department Man
power Board by Maj. Gen. Leven C.
Allen, who has been q member OF
the board since his return last April
from the European theater, it was
announced today.
Immediate concern of the Man
power Board is directing the reduc-
ton program in the department.
civilian personnel, $1,000 of whom
are being let out by October /.
Gen. BoneSteel, who has served
3S years in the Army, became presi-
dent of the Manpower Board Sep
TENDER l, 1915. His next assign
ment has not been announced.
The Manpower Board is charged
with a continuing survey of en-
ployment, both military and civilian
and must work out further economy
reductions next year.
Both generals are veterans of the
World War and took prominent part
In World War II. Gen. Allen
younger of the two, went overseas
in 1913. He became chief of staff
OF Gen. Omar Bradley's 18th Army
Group from the landing in Nor
mandy to the occupation of Ger
many. He later was assigned as
president of the Liquidation and
Manpower Board in Europe. He
was born at Fort Douglas, Utah, in
1894.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-08-31
By Thomas R. Henry

A powerful killer of fungi has
been extracted from human hair.
As little as one part in 10000
will stop completely the growth of
the organism responsible for scalp
ringworm in children. Up to the
present, however, this works only
in the laboratory and some link
still is missing for use in treatment.
Finding of this material after ex-
tracing the hair fat" from the
residue of 10000 haircuts has just
been reported to the American
Association for the Advancement OF
Science here by Drs. Stephen Roth
man and Adelaide M. Smiljanic of
the University of Chicago and
Alfred w. Weitkamp of the Stand
ard Oil Co. laboratories.
Scalp ringworm is almost exclu-
sively a disease of children. The
scalp become covered with scabs
and hair falls out. 1t is difficult
to treat and extremely contagious.
1t tends to clear up naturally with
adolescence, however, and is very
seldom seen in adults.
The two Chicago experimenters
proceeded on the theory that some
thing curative was formed in the
hair itself. They proceeded to
extract the "fat" from hair and
found that it was a quite good in
hibitor of the particular fungus
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-08-31
Fat Tokenin 10, 900 Huircuts
To Aid Seal p Rinqworm Fiqht

which caused scalp ringworm. In
accordance with their theory, the
hair fat Of adults was about five
times as effective as the hair fat
Of children.
They then proceeded to tear this
fat to pieces by chemical processes,
in an effort to find what part of
it was most effective. BY a process
Of elimination they obtained strong
er and Stronger fractions, the most
active ones in vanishingly small
amounts.
The inefficiacy of the substance
in treatment, it was found, was
that there was no means of getting
it inside the hair itself.
District Health Department off,
Gals said today they have found as
high as 10 per cent of the children
in classes in District schools in
fected. Strangely enough, IS per
cent of those children infected are
boys.
The Health Department said this
was due to the fact that boys get
their hair cut more often than girls
and usually at barber shop where
danger of infection is much greater
In an effort to combat this infec-
ton danger, the Health Department
has included regulations for steri-
lization of clippers in the revised
barber regulations now being con-
sidered by the commissioners.