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Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-11-13
Capital Gossip
BY HENRY AvERILL
Daily Dispatch Bureau.
Ia ST.

Raleigh, Nov 13.-Those who con
4 tend it was only in the Good Old
Days" that men were men and al
that sort of thing, may get food TO,
thought out of this from the dim, dis
tant past
In the fall of 1889 the captain of
the Trinity (now Dul1e) football team
wrote to Captain Lacy Little, of the
University of North Carolina Tar
| Heels:
''We will play if our men are not
too badly broken up by the Wake
Forest game
Ed Note: The game wasn't played
and so presumably the Demon Dea-
cons worked on" the Devils plenty.)
This afternoon Devils and Heels are
missing and mingling with reckless
abandon after a series of games with
supposedly rough, tough rivals.
Apparently reliable reports have it
that the Federal Rural Electrified
ton Administration refusal to lens
the Sampson County Coop some $17O,-
! 900 on the asserted contention that
the Tide Water Power Company's rate
is too high will be reconsidered.
It seems that the REA did not
even ask the Carolina Power and
Light Company for rate quotations,
though it's lines extend about as near
the proposed Sampson project as do
those of the T. w. F.
This fact having been forcefully call
ed to the attention of the REA men,
the project is being given further con-
alteration, if the reports already men
toned possess the virtue of veracity.
The Supreme Court will hear no
arguments next week as the seven JUS
ticcs work on decisions in causes al
ready heard Nv them.
This correspondent has discovered a
real "freak"-an alumus of Duke Uni
versity who frankly declares he has
no yearning to sit through rainy aft
ernoon in order to give Alma Mater
his moral support as her gridiron
gladiators charge upon the embattled
Tar Heels from Chapel Hill.
He ,lunched with your cOrrespon-
dent Friday while rain fell in tor
rents.
eff it's like this tomorrow I am
not going to the game he unused,
"Once upon time I would have gone
in spite of hell or high water, but
I'd just about as soon go soon go
out there Che pointed to the rain
swept street)) and sit on the curb for
.hree hours"
Name of this fellow is withheld for
fear of reprisals by enthusiastic Duke
alumni.
Trial of Jack White, who flimflam-
med most of official Raleigh, is like
ly to be held in Rome, Georgia, soon.
Reports are that Robert L. Thomp-
son, governors secretary, may be call
ed to testify.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-11-13
~ THIS FIRST:

,srrv. young son of country clergy
in modest circumstances, looks
az al, mon his first romantic episode.
a'n nov of u. he had kissed a young
-t ,sIt q girl A few years later. Jerry
t ISns 70 Washington for a BRIEF visit.
gith his wealthy uncle from Colorado.
NOW co ON WITH THE STORY:
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-11-13

Scientists today are very humble.
even abashed; for they now realize
that all their Wanted knowledge is
but little against the vast unknown.
Evening star., 1937-01-18

They are solitary. In axis where last
years leaves were found, and on q
very short stem. There are six petals
with prominent veins. The odor is
not pleasant. Far from 1t. Some in
sects seem to think otherwise and do
their daily deed by transferring pol
len.
The fruit is ripe in September or
October and Is from to inches
long. 1t looks like a badly shaped
banana. the skin being wrinkled and
brown. The flesh is rather sweet and
yellow. but very insipid. There are
several large, hard seeds. They are
the only commercially valuable thing
about the little tree.
The leaves are very interesting and
spread umbrella fashion, covering the
upturned twigs with a lovely thatch
of deep green. When seen at this
Evening star., 1937-01-18
Natures Children
Papaw Tree (Asimina triloba).
BY LILLIAN cox ATHEY.

TN THE United States we have two
members OF the custard apple
family-the papaw and the pond
L apple. There are about so genera
and all are tropical With the eXcep-
ton Of the two mentioned, the Old
World Is the choice habitat OF the
other members.
The trees do not rank high as orna-
mentals, but their fruit has economic
importance. The papaw has been in
strumental in helping to make several
men very wealthy
The papaw has a sJralght trunk. It
Is a slightly spreading tree or shrub
and may reach. II upon acceptable
soil, a height Of 20 to 80 feet.
The bark Is dark, fibrous and thin.
On its surface are pale gray warts and
. network of interesting looking shall
low grooves.
The reddish brown, grooved branches
are good identification points to look
for. The wood Is light, weak, soft and
coarse grained, and so inferior it has
Evening star., 1937-01-18

stage, the tree looks tropical and has
thus earned its place in the sun for
many who have planted it.
In the places where this tree grows
the Negroes love the fruit. It has
to be an acquired taste for most Of
us. When fine, nippy frost touches
them, the flavor is much improved.
II you are interested in the scien-
tific names of Natures Children, you
can solve this one easily. Asimina
means "sleeve-shaped fruit" and
triloba means "three-parted flower"
Papaw seems to be- more like a nick
name.
(Copyright. 1877
Evening star., 1937-01-18

as his passenger Pvt. Carl F. Metcalfe,
Air Corps, now ON duty at Logan
Field, Baltimore, in connection with
the operations Of Maryland National
Guard aviation.
Officers at Mitchell Field, N. Y.
home station of the observation unit
to which Capt. Pennington was as
signed for training, told the Asso-
ciated Press Pennington was giving
the soldier a ride back to his post
when they were forced down by bad
weather.
The plane ground -looped in a land
Evening star., 1937-01-18

no value whatever. The bark has been
used to make fish nets.
The Winter buds are small, fiat,
pointed and covered with a heavy coat
OF red hair.
The preferred States Of the papaw
are Kansas, Michigan. Western New
York, New Jersey and most of the
Southern States. Rich bottom lands
are preferred. The tree does not at
tract any special attention during the
year until its shaped fruit is
ripe.
The flowers may be found in April.
Evening star., 1937-01-18
Asked to Buy Window.

Among the things the Temples were
asked to buy-"at any price"-was a
colored glass window with a likeness
Of Shirley. The maker asked $3.50,
but would be glad TO have whatever
the Temples cared to give.
Evening star., 1937-01-18

ing on soft ploughed ground on the
farm of William Shriver. near Or
chard Beach, in Anne Arundel
County. The landing gear and pro-
peller of the airplane were smashed
Evening star., 1937-01-18

Justice Swears Three Governors.
Chief Justice j. B. Whitfield of the
Florida Supreme Court has sworn in
three Florida Governors.
Evening star., 1937-01-18
TWO UNINJURED
IN FORCED LANDING
Air Corps Officer and Private Es'
cape Ground Loop on Farm
Near Aberdeen. Md.

Near Aberdeen, Md.
An Army Air Corps Reserve officer
and an Air Corps private. formerly
stationed at Boiling Field, escaped in
jury in the forced landing of their
observation plane yesterday near
Aberdeen Proving Ground, Md, en-
route from New York to Baltimore.
The airplane. on a reserve training
flight, was piloted by Capt. Victor
Pennington Of New York, according
to the Associated Press. He carried
Evening star., 1937-01-18

and to spell the word
Print the letter in center column opposite
you "Iettered-ou' correctly
he's Mississippi
Evening star., 1937-05-05
CONSOLIDATION URGED
Nebraskan Would Combine War
and Navy Departments.

Representative Stefan, Republican,
Of Nebraska last night urged con-
solidation of the War and Navy De-
partments into single defense bu-
reau as an economy move and eStl-
mated yearly saving Of S280,000,000
would result from the merger.
In a radio address sponsored by the
National Council for Prevention OF
War, Stefan attacked waste in the
administrs of the two services
and urged withdrawal Of American
troops from the Philippines.
The Nebraskan said that some years
ago it was estimated S140000,000 a
year could be saved by consolidation,
adding that with our present eX-
penditures on the Army and Navy over
twice what they were then, the saw
ing ought to be doubled
Evening star., 1937-05-05

'''''' ~ members of the
board of directors of the Central
Union Mission and their wives will
receive guests. Mrs. John S. Bennett,
director and founder of the Children's
Emergency Home, will be in charge
OF the anniversary program.
At present the home is caring for
43 children from to 10 years. Since
1925 it has been located in the mod
ern building at 624 Indiana avenue.
Mrs. Bennett founded the home in an
old building in the 400 block of c
street and later operated it in an old
structure in the 1900 block of First
street.
Now, in the modern building, there
are facilities for giving children the
best Of care.
Evening star., 1937-05-05

GIRL. coored, wants work, part-time or
day work: can furnish references Adams
Evening star., 1937-05-05

" l v IL II l n u i y
broadcast and re-
c e p t j O n III the
home at ga In
diana avenue.
Homer r 0 d e.
HEAVIER, f a m 0 us
b a = j t o n e song
leader, and Miss
Erna Embrey, So
prano, will aid
the mission glee
club in singing
during the radio
broadcast from s
to 9 o'clock.
At the reception
Evening star., 1937-05-05
PERSONAL.

PERSONAL.
FALSE TEETH REPAIRs WHILE YOU
Ws Rds shd Room sq
HEMoRaHo1Ds ERADIcATED BY MY
own method Results effective for life
time or money back Write for booklet. No
dass 555 com5s fn5Rsry "a Ps aams
PHYsIoTHERAPY STUDENT BY COR
respondence desires opportunity to prac-
Office. Is"
COMPANION sEcY., Refined YOUNG
companion for Summer ref. Adams 55lS.
ARTHRIT1s, SINUS AND PELVIC IN
feetons now treated by shoTtswaXe dla
sanitarium. Santa IN NJ; North h0fHerl. 4oia' VIII" iANon"
CABINETMAKER CARPENT TER. UP
holsterer. interior-exterior WOODWORK etc.
tute 90 per cent of success. Are yours in
need Of improvement? Personality analysis
SR dsa Rs ssp pAsss AasfS Bds M'fA Na 55
MISS FLOODS PRIVATE KINDERGAR--
ten, 1872 MASSACHUSETTS ave. NV; school
Of daneing and ~ nursery; hour day or
STYLE CONsULTANT-ARE YOU MAX
ing the most of your personality? Let me
help you with your clothes. BETTY VAN
LUVEN. Potomac 2477.
1NVALIDS OR ELDERLY PEOPLE DE-
String quiet country home, can Falls
Church 31O-W-11. Good diet kind care;
graduate nurse. LYDIA 1LIFF, Dunn
Loring. Va.
NURSE. REGISTERED, EXPERT IN PHYS
iotherapy work desires position. years
experience; excellent references. Address
Box 6S-X Star ofice
MEN ONLY-REAI TONING-UP TREATS,
elec. bath, Stimulators. infra-red and
super ultraviolet: sun room: licensed
masseur, go Eye st. NV. District sos. -
MAKING FUR COATS INTO JACKETS
or capes, as well as fashioninp WOODEN
clothes requires art and ingenuity. Try
PHILIPS. 1892 Wisconsin ave. NV. Bring
fabrics and fAShions.
Evening star., 1937-05-05
CHILDREN'S HOME
PLANS CELEBRATION
Emergency Center of Central
Union Mission to Sponsor
Broadcast Saturday.

The Children's Emergency Home OF
the Central Union Mission will OBJ
serve the twentieth anniversary of its
founding from 8 to 10 pm. Saturday
Evening star., 1937-05-05

COUNTERMAN-W WAITER desires position,
~ years experience. married. dependable.
District g. % DtO tn Il EoSx
Evening star., 1937-05-05


work, cooking, entire works; go anywhere.
best reference; 10 years last job. Smith.
3OI Elm st. NV.
cOLORED MAN wishes work in private
family or bachelor home as cook and gem
erat houseworker good city reference.
Call Potomac 5U66.
COUNTERMAN-W WAITER desires position.
~ years experience. married. dependable.
District bl02, 2;3O to 8. Foxx. -
HANDY MAN. colored, wants work g m
to IL Or II pm. Driving and elevator
permit. Lincoln O135. 81
Law STUDENT. experienced in title work.
desires business connection. Any propo-
sion considered. Phone Atlantic BASS. -
MAN. 20 years, wants work from z to
II y M auto mechanic, chauffeur or other
work. North 31?1
RESTAURANT MAN, aged 30; thoroughly
experienced in every detail; excellent ref
erences. Address Box 42u-W, Star office.
IlMEkEEPER or interior painter expert
enced young man, good service. Address
Box NIX. Star Office
YOUNG MAN. 20. desires advertising or
any other type work; reference. Address
Box G9-X Star office.
YOUNG MAN white desires d Job with
chance OF advancement. r. Baab. 112l De
Sales st. NV.
Evening star., 1937-05-05
SITUATIONS WOMEN.


BEAUTY OPERATOR. thoroughly expert
enced. wants Job in beauty shop. Address
Box 3O-X Star ONCE
CONSCIENTIOUS TEACHER. hotel expert
ence, desires work for Summer: available
az once; references. Address Box SIX.
Star office 9.
DRESSMAKING. alterations, women's chill
dren s. Smocking. fancy handmade lingerie
teed. Pot. 59S7 5.
GIRL colored. high-school graduate in
tellgenl. willing. good phone voice wants
work; Anxious to learn trade: expert
enced houSeworker: references. Dec. 1899
bADYS MAID. competent. settled well
recommended, English, French. German:
TO travel abroad, Decatur 1870.
SECRETARY -STENOGRAPHER legal ex-
ptrlence. COLLEGE graduate young: capable
ahy once work, All. 31O9 after 80 p m
TRAINED NURSE viii keep home in ey-
Chahke Ior rent during Summer. Address
Box 63-x. Star Office
WOMAN reliable wants day or psrt-tine
work. Dec 3155
Evening star., 1937-05-05
HELP WOMEN,

BEAUTY OPERATOR. experienced CARMEL
Beauty Shop. BIZ 14th ST. NV
BEAUTY OPERATOR all-around expert;
a lSo shampocer. finger Wayef, manicuTiSt:
also apprentice. Apply in person after 2
p M. Margaret E. Scheetze, skin and scalp
specialist; established 1903. ll45 Conn.
Evening star., 1937-05-05
SITUATIONS DOMEsTIC

GENERAL HoUsEWoRK. fun or part
Potomac 4129-J.
GIRL. coored, wants work part-time or
DAYS work; can furnish references. Adams
GIRL colored wishes morning work plain
cooking and general housework Lincoln
GIRL. colored. IS years, from N. c. wants
work. laundry. nurse or waitress. De
catur 2b4O-J.
GIRL. coored, general housework. South
ern COOK no sundays; no phone. Annie
Brown. 1881 18th st. NV.
GIRL, colored, honest and reliable. wants
cooking. Lincoln l0094.
GIRL. colored wants general housevork
or public work; reference. Call Adams
GIRL, colored desires housework. full or
erence. Columbia 6657-W
GIRL. colored, honest and willing. wants
part-tlme. days or general houSework;
ref. Decatur O49@.
GIRL, colored neat wishes general house
Potomac I144.
GIRL. colored. wants general housework,
u9Sl-J.
GIRLS ,2l. colored, Southern wish Jobs
references. District 509l.
WOMAN. colored wants morning WORK;
reference. Potomac 0tS9. -
WOMAN. experienced laun iresS desires
days work Of any kind. Call 1915 I"th
st. NV. after 3 pm.
WOMAN, Colored, mIddle-aged wants gen.
efal housework; live in or 20 home Met
:is2a.
WOMAN Will care for invalid or do general
houSeWork; SO week. board and room.
Miss DUNN Lincoln COL.
BECAUSE DEPARTURE ABROAD would
Ike to place very gOod cOlored maid For
references. cali Emerson lG0s in the
morning
Evening star., 1937-05-05

GIRL colored wishes morning work plain
cooking and general housework Lincoln
Evening star., 1937-05-05
RICH TOP SOIL.
RE-UPHOISTERJNG

ThTee-piece living room suite upholstered
for - covering and new inside material
included made Ike new IN finest tapestry
and tr!ezette Worknla rsn!p guaranteed.
La FRANCE -UPHOLSTERING CO
HONI lith ST N W col TTNTRTA l01~o
Evening star., 1937-05-05

GlRL. colored. Is years, from N. C. wants
Wofk. laundry. nurse or waitress De-
pHID-I
Evening star., 1937-05-05
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
ROOMING HOUSE

HEAT AND LIGHTS FURN
Penn. ave. at 2lst n.w.-l0 rooms. .
baths. Rent. S75: perfect for transients;
LDNJJThT TT TO
Evening star., 1937-05-05

[ANDY MAN. colored. wants work. & pm
0 Or II pm. Driving and elevator
Evening star., 1937-05-05

GIRL. colored, general housework. South
erh COOK, no sundays; no phone. Annie
Brown. 1881 18th St NV
Evening star., 1937-05-05
HELP MEN.


YOUNG MAN to work in men S wear store
Saturday only. Apply Ill D ST. NV.
A PERMANENT connection is available for
an experienced salesman. Nationally
know line: outstanding opportunity for
hIsh earning and advancement. Disnitled
selling. high ethics and splendid Co-opera-
tion. Tell us about yourself Address Box
336-W. Star office
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES.
New waterfront development on Ches-
apeake Bay, only p miles from Washing
ton, fastest selling beach property, desires
alert men with cars to work evenings
ana Sundays: no selling experience neCeS-
sary. Opportunity to earn $50 or more
week. Apply Cape Anne 1919 K ST. NV,
BET 9 a m. and 10 pm
40 COLORED STEWARDS for porters on
coaches of worlds largest bus system Must
be II years If age. neat in appearance
cream IN habits. and with at least high
Schoot education College students pre-
Ierred. Address Box l9-X Star Office
COLORED COOK
Must be good all-around cook. Apply
Nd
Evening star., 1937-05-05
I'LL 18th st. NV.
HELP MEN ARD WOMEN.

SEVERAL CLERICAL mail order Jobs avail
able S9-Sl4 weekly Preference to workers
who may wish to advance to positions to
later open in New York City branch.
Address Box 2SS-Z. Star Office.
Evening star., 1937-05-05
SALESMEk,

statesmen - Brunswick-Balk Collender
Company starting new department, can
use several men; prefer men familiar with
bevegage. delCateSsen, grocery. hotel trade.
l133 Wisconsin ave, Mr.. PontiuS.
MAKE 500 PER WEEK selling the best
line alr-cooIng equipment in great demand
by merchants. See Mr.. Ellmann. 1922 Eye
st, NV. between 10 am. and II this
week. -
MERCHANDISE GROCERY BROKER, es-
tabuShed many wears. representing national
ACCOUNT. want salesman with experience
selling food products iobbers. chains
manufacturers. washington territory. State
experience. present connections All infor-
nation confidential. Address Box 9I-W,
Star Office.
WE CAN USE more good men on our
sales force; splendid opportunity for ad-
vancement for those who qualify. See Mr.
Garrison. 7 to 8 Wednesday night. 500
l1th st. Sc, Standard Coffee Co
GEORGES RADIO CO.
Has opening for few statesmen in its
refr!gerator and radio dept commission
with drawing account. Apply in person
between 10 and ~ am. 3107 NJ St NV
ask for Mr.. Miller.
Evening star., 1937-05-05
PERSONAL.
,Cnnfiup,ed

ENVELOPES TYPED OR NEATLY. HAND
written at 81 per thousand. Columb bia
1891 after pm.
SUMMER CAMP-sALT-WA SWIM
ming, boating; children low rates Address
Box bot. Star office.
SUMMER CAMP SCHOOL
For normal and superior children. SWIM
ming, boating. nature study: individual
retarded children correction of poor mus
cular coordination and speech defect.
B. 8. BARNES.
Wild Rose Shores. Annapolis Md.
WHEN DEATH STRIKES A FAMILY
there is no need to feel that they must
&C ept inferior funeral services due to in
ability to pay a higher price The Greater
W w, Chambers Co offers a complete
funeral, cars and all. for as little as SIS
World finest waterproof alright, guaran-
teed steel burial vault may be had from
Chambers tor SS5 In case OF death call
the Greater w w. Chambers Go 14th St.
corner Chaplin n W. Columbia 0432 Phone
or write our address. We win send you .
Chaplr st NV, phone Columbia O432 517
! tn st sc phone Atlantic 600
PERMANENTS, S1.95.
Finger Wave 15c; Manicure. 15c; Etc.
Free MarcelS and Haircuts Daily
MABELLE HONOUR SCHOOL.
1910 N. Y. Ave. Met 771S
CAMERA REPAIRS.
CAMERA REPAIRING.
FULLER A d'ALBERT INC,
80 10th st NV Phone National 47l2
Evening star., 1937-05-05
AGENTS.

AGENTS. operators. peddlers. We have
razor blades cosmetics. mcth supplies at
lowest prices. Naiman Sales Co lIl5 -th
81. NV. q.
NIEN-New coupon n winner Live agents.
investigate. Donaldson Studio 9:,T r ST.
NV. 81
Evening star., 1937-05-05
REPAIRS 6 SERVICE.

BEDDING. MATTRESSES box springs and
pillows reno; best prices and prompt del
WASH: Mattress Co., 3l9 l. st. s.w. Nat. 6679.
CAPITOL IRON WORKS.
FIRE ESCAPES. RAILS GUARDS,
1901 SOUTH CAP. ATL. 1880. 10.
CARPENTRY-Small independent carpen-
yer ,,a offers services Fences porches, steps.
boards asbestos or brick faced si6ing
screen doors. floors lattice picket fences,
etc.- Douelas. Atlantic 23Gl
CHAlh GAMING, ne! fHNpHobsTER, ! ST : h
rockers spllnted. CLAY ARMsTRONC' io35
ioth st. NV Phone METROPOLITAN 2062,
ELECTRIC WIRING, slStuTs. sas
pairs: ,6-r house fixtures & base plugs 500
i''hal EIec, Co. $40 UpShur NV Gel s{gl
JOB PLASTERING cement work No toh
700 small, none too far William ThCrnss
~, NJ 81 II ". District 4J5u. Il.
PAINTING and Paperhanging.
A. WORK PROMPT SERVICE
CITY q SUBURBAN CONS. co,
1903 1th. Adams 8843
Evening star., 1937-05-05
SITUATIONS MEN.


COLORED MAN as butler or general house
work. cooking, entire works; go anywhere.
best reference; 10 years last job. Smith.
3O1 Elm st NV.
Evening star., 1937-05-05

GENERAL HOUSEWORK fun or part
time, by q neat col0red woman; ref
Potomac 4 loQ.L
Evening star., 1937-05-05

BEAUTY OPERATOR. thoroughly expert
enced. wants Job in beauty shop. Address
Box OK Star ONCE
The Washington times., 1937-11-30
Att0che in Berlin
RepOrted Executed

BERLIN, Nov. 80 G.N.S).
Brig. Comdr. Alexander Orloff,
Soviet military attache in Berlin,
was recalled to Moscow 10 days
ago and executed for alleged
counter-revolutionary activity, &C.
cording to well-informed military
circles here today.
Other reports stated M. Jureniev,
Soviet ambassador to Berlin, had
been placed on the diplomatic
"death list"
The Washington times., 1937-11-30
SEXES
FOREIGN BOATS
Continued from Page u

CONTINUED from Page u
maritime customs to prevent the
revenues from being used by
China for arms.
Foreign quarters here asserted
Japanese army officials had given
up plans for duplicating actions
allegedly carried out at Tientsin
in North China, where Nipponese
authorities were said to have i'm.
pounded small Chinese payments
on foreign loans.
According to informants here,
the protests which halted the
japanese were inspired by the
fact that no revenues payable to
China are available for seizure to
prevent their use in financing
ornaments. These revenues, it
was stated, are barely sufficient
to meet China's foreign obliga-
tions.
While negotiations continued re-
garding the customs, japanese
military commanders jubilantly
claimed victories on the western
battle front.
They said their advancing troops
this morning captured Kwangteh,
Is miles from Wuhu, strategic
center south of Nanking, and
later occupied the town of Changh.
sing with the object of cutting the
capital off from South China.
CABLE CENSORS PLANNED
Meanwhile, japanese authorities
here informed British, Danish and
American telegraph companies
that NipponeSe censors would be
placed in the telegraph offices to
supervise incoming and outgoing
messages.
The Japanese insisted the COM
panies in future must hand over
to Japan the share of revenue on
outgoing kilograms and cables that
formerly was paid to the Chinese
government.
Editors Note - Advices from
London said the boards of the
British and Danish telegraph COM
panies were awaiting a detailed
report on developments from their
Shanghai offices, after which they
will probably take up the matter
through their respective govern
ments. 1t was pointed out the
cable companies in Shanghai are
regarded as foreign property work
ing under charter from the Chi
nese government
DRIVE TOWARD NANKING
Meanwhile, eager to hurl an ar
tillery barrage into Nanking,
China's deserted capital, Nippon's
legions pressed forward across the
Kiangsu plains in pursuit of flee
ing Chinese troops.
Advance Japanese troops were
variously reported within so to 10
miles of the city which they hope
to capture in an encircling
maneuver.