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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-02
Famous GeYser Road
MoY Be Improved

GARDINER, Mont.-Officisls OF
the Tri-State Yellowstone Park
Civic association have inaugurated
a Campaign for a year-round open
road from Gardiner through the
northwest end Of Yellowstone Ma
tional park TO West Yellowstone
with a spur to Old Faithful gey-
ser. About so miles of road is
now closed during part of the year
because of heavy SHOWS.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-02
10 Complete
HUG With String

DAYTON, O.-William J. Blair.
q string saver" has saved sh
miles of string in four years. Using
3 spiked thread spool and a nut
pick. he is making a rug which
he hopes will be completed by 1916.
II ia supposed to be Z by Q feet
IN size.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-02
ID WITH LAKES

. The Olympic mountains are stud
% with umerou mirror-like lakes.
Lake Crescent. at the northern ex-
tremity Of the peak, Is one Of the
most beautiful mountain lakes in
the United States.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-02
Records Are Shattered
By Woodwork & Cornell
On Giant Span Project
Concrete Work Completed BY Tocoma
Firm Drows Universal Proise;
Exterior Finish First To Be Seen

For want of a better word, the new "blitzkrieg" best
describes how Woodwork & Cornell, Inc, went about the
huge and complex task of handling the concrete work on the
Tacoma Narrows bridge.
Paving records were shattered, workmen were modified
like toy armies. impressively fantastic lists of materials were
efficiently disposed-yet from the seeming disorder of speed
and sheer bigness came results which have merited universal
praise.
Evening star., 1940-06-02
BUYERS MARKET NOW

DON'T WAIT FOE SELLERS MARKET.
Which means higher prices Washington
real estate is best and safest Investment
under present conditions. We have some
business properties some with Al leases;
all show good, safe returns on money in
vested. Cash payments from $4,000 up.
at your ONCE or home. Call Mr. Drew, RE.
11s1. F. ELIOT MIDDLETON, 2O5 In
Evening star., 1940-06-02
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE.

AUC CTI0h SALE
OF THE I
SALISBURY YACHT BUILDING
COMPANY, INC.
SALISBURY, MARYLAND
To Be Sold at Public Auction,
Thursday. June 6, 1910, at 10 AM
and Continuing Until Sold
sl1s,o9o; 90 PLANT, Is BUILDINGS
sGMfG sfSe bxzk MAGHHEsE shfp dHNDLkh4H M4
PAINTS, LUMBER. ETC.
We will sell for account Of whom It
may concern, At the above address,,
the entire assets Of the above concernsl|
WARE. Iron. Copper ana Brsss Fitfinss.
Bolts, Dies and Taps, Brass Tubing.
Lu.s, Lag screws, Locks. Port and Deck
Ltshts, IS & &Gisats, Checks: Anehors. Anchors. Sheets
ing, Propellors, Galv. Tilier Rope, Elec.
Drills. ELECTRIC Welding Eauipmer4.
Lanterns, Fire Hose, Brass, Bronze, Gaiv.
Fittinss. Dupont. Smith. Devos, Inter.
national and Baltimore Copper Paints,
sShhssaIiIe' sShssIi.e' yaInish Weldinr Rods, Oh
6ies PIPE Wl.nehe. s.ms5i Gi.mys peei Eosq. sG's
switches. Conduit, Meters. Air Drills
and Boring Machines, Band and Rip
Saws, Wood Corking Machines. Rig
king Clamps. Hammers, Air Deck
Planes, Emery Wheels, Block and Falls,
Cross Cut Saws, Approx. 25,OOO Fl.
Pine, Oak ard Cedar Lumber. Etc.
SMALL AND LARGE MARINE RAIL
WAYS, Derricks - 3O-Ton Shears
Crane. Rip Saws. Air Tanks, PUNCHING
Machines, Compressors, WESTINGHOUSE
and Fairbank Electric Motors, Black
smith Forge. Iron Cutting and Thread
Bolt Machines, Sharper and Drill Ma
chimes, Pipe Machines. Power, Hack
ing Machines. Power Hammers, Weld
and Iron Beam, Lumber Palmer, Saw
dust Blower Outfit. Log Carriage, Track
and Gable, Lumber Joiner, Jig Saws,
Sanding and Mortise Machines, Boring
or Plug Machine, SO DemminE Pumps,
Boat and Railway Slips-S31 Ft. q
Boat Storage Sheds. 1913 Acres Land
1,O82 Fl. 'on Wicomico River with 18
Buildings on Property. Office Fixtures,
Adding Machine, Typewriters, Desks,
Chairs, Filing Cabinets, Safe, Etc.
Sold in lots to suit all buyers. TERMS:
CASH. PLANT Open for Inspection,
June 4th and 5th. Stanley G. Robins,
Attorney, Salisbury, Maryland. WILL
LIAM RUBIN, Auctioneer.
SALE CONDUCTED
FIDELITY STORAGE COMPANY, 4
1109-1I1I E.; Main St.,
Norfolk, Virginia.
Evening star., 1940-06-02
ACREAGE FOR SALE.

NEAR BMTsvILLE RESEARCH CENTER
homes!tes: BURcH Berwyn So.
I ACRES OF BUILDING GROUND IN
able. Phone RA. M 44a9' 4aa.9p'o'e"eh'S' reason
ACRES, NEAR LEE HIGHWAY AND LEE
Watch for sign H Faifhiil s See SSnereh; snresm ua
or eeiaq eesr s sesSn sd% As0 aTFs
Call Chestnut 2440 for further Information.
2i2 ACRES, WINDING STREAM BEAUTI-
Iui II Ghite oak trees, secluded 8 miles from
5000; $500 cash. call Tayior @ os5 5s 5crlnGe. Veef.
Gays between and pm.
Morlssn NJ ACRES s. GENTLY ROLLING LAND Mr..
rB54s5 rrRBEN5ELi ssz.M Mclean Va. Phone Fails ali;
NEARLY VA lts 2 ACRES ON CREST OF HILL.
site About Q miles from washington. oot5daT cleaT
aS9 aPa R55sed ses ct aAsos ssS SSf
Phone Alexandra 5sl2 Closed 10 Idis sundays. PIKE
CHEVY As CHASE vIEW--NEARLY 2 ACRES.
$40 month. Wisconsin 1872. GU oo.n'
gomery County. Md, IL miles from District
ON eooe seh 5aoie and timber land orchard
and and barns capable Of remodeling: sioo 'per per
acre Columbia 5452-J after pm.
z ACRES CLEAR, LEVEL GROUND: ON
paynd nI fqi; from water sever 1r; bus. school:
$500. Box 2S4-A- Star. o'''sioh'
300 CASH. S15 MO.-WOODLANp. LARGr
nomesites; miles out on route No. s. this
sioe OF CLINTON, Nd, on new hwy. to the
Soutn Hlgh elevation, stately trees, tracts
from lots to baby farms Priced low, S3pG
EorSn 70 Snn2 ca We viii build and nnarice.
a1r The MARYLAN66e 81 REAfEf;Y, Es,fh;
-915 10th St NV Ma. sOa5.
| ABOUT 500 ACRES OF LAND. ARoTTT
Two miles from the District; near school.
slores, bus line, with public water and eIec
trlcNy available. About 5000 90 per acre
LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER
@l4lg s 81. NV. National 1166.
Evening star., 1940-06-02
ACREAGE WANTED

ABOUT 10 ACRES, IN MoNTGoMFPy
county. around 20 miles from D. G line:
= or Z acres in woods. with small stream.
terms. Box 1SS-D. Star anu
10 15 ACRES, WITH OR WITHOUT
S.g Siogs. or woodland. preferably on stream.
Ssaee cash price or terms along with de-
3 TO ACRES, GREAT FALLS m vIp-
sinla. state price and mileage from
Shalh Bridge. Box 14S-D, Star %
Evening star., 1940-06-02
MOTORCYCLES FOR SALE.

condition; buddy seat: new battery; $50.
Arlo Darby. 3 Farragut ave-, Kensinston.
Md
Evening star., 1940-06-02
DESK SPACE FOR RENT.

PRIVATE OFFICE, MAILING, PHONE
secretarlal service; represent outside con-
Germs: NE: 754S. III Woodward Bldg. :
DESK aad, phone conveniences. Apply
Room Az. Southern Bldg
Evening star., 1940-06-02
Al INVESTMENT

NEW BUSINESS BUILDING. downtown.
near Mayfower Hotel, stories: oil burner.
air conditioned, elevator; built for and
AAA-1 rating; annual rent, $4,000; tenant
pays heat and service bills; financed at
4laT; will show 11eo net or. equity cash
funds. Call Mr. Drew, RE. 1881. F. ELICIT
MIDDLETON. C0h Investment Bldg.
Evening star., 1940-06-02

1885 G. M c. 1h-ton hydraulic dump
truck; good condition: can be seen Sunday
or any day at 205 s. Strand St. Alexansn
dria. Va. Phone Alexandria 2214 See
Mr.. Robert COPELAND
Evening star., 1940-06-02
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

FORD 1887 2-yd dump truck; good condi,
ton reasonable. See this bargain at
Riverview Service Station, 9th and N and
Maine s.w. ME 1856.
Evening star., 1940-06-02
COMMITTING DISTANCE

In Prince Georges Co., IS miles D. c.; 2S1
acres productive. rolling land, on county
electricity home: 8 halls, fireplaces,
large outside chimneys, hewn-oak framing:
handsome stairway to Bird fioor. This fine
dition. The price, $3.50. makes this one
Of the best values within this distance Of
:" -' THEODORE p. MENK,
1724 goth NV. 9-5, HO. 3707.
Evening and Sunday. DQ 1927.
Evening star., 1940-06-02

SHADY SIDE MD-3OO TT. BAY FRONT,
8: ami; screened porches. AD. 6817.
Evening star., 1940-06-02

R1ver-FrOnt Farm, in Village.
Glorious views river and sound. fishing
| and boating the finest; 35 a., Shaded S-rm'
house family fruit; exceptional value,
catalog. sTROUT REALTY. 255-CR. 4th
ave- New Vork fSitv ~-'' ~"
Evening star., 1940-06-02

80 ACRES, 10 ROOMS, 4,25O.
% miles D. c. good-condition home,
one bath. wired for electricity: tobacco
barn, stable and other buildings; State
highway, giving seclusion; in Indianhead
THEODORE r. MENK.
1924 Goth NV. 9-5, HO 37O7.
Evening and Sunday, DU. 1897.
Evening star., 1940-06-02
5000 PER ACRE

% Acres Adjoining Selby -on -the-Bay.
Can Flnance Reliable Builder or Developer
Roy OHn.A Etor
Evening star., 1940-06-02

| P0TOMAC RIVER. 345 Fl. FRONTAGE
~ ~ acres; excellent fishing, bathing, boat
eaS ss stove; electricity. heat basement; ar.
sessaor sesiam wei: on state road immediate pos
bv bSvsS.on; 1 real sacrifice. $3.50 cash. Shown
sna MSa nomes. LEONARD SNYDER, La Plata
Evening star., 1940-06-02

- NEW LOG CABIN
AND cottage for sale at Cedarhurst. on
Shes. Bay; 81 miles D. c.. near Shady
Side. Nd. F. H. A. approved Easy terms
on lots and cottages. A refined. restricted
established summer colony. Good roads,
pier. sea wall. boat harbor; elec Free
circular on request. WALTER M
BAUMAN. l Thomas Circle Ma R22a
Evening star., 1940-06-02

! 30. 5 rooms, bath. garage. Lots 25Ox5O.
Completely and beautifully furn, screened
| throughout. Pure deep well water. Elec-
| trio range and refrigerator Large front
porch overlooking Severn River at Herald
| Harbor. Nd 81 1000 Liberal discount
Tor cash. J.. M. BEALL. 1910 Varnum
| ST, Taylor 1924
Evening star., 1940-06-02
REAL BUY,

Northeast-12 units. Annual rental over
$4,000. Priced right $1,000 cash will
handle or might consider clear, vacant.
BRADLEY BEALL & HOWARD INC,
National 0271. Southern Bldg.
Evening star., 1940-06-02

CHEVROLET l7-ton panel; cheap; want
- 70 ton Chevrolet stake or pickup. L. L.
LOhr. Fairfax. Va
Evening star., 1940-06-02

INVESTMENT PROPERTY WANTED.
CASH TO INVEST IN FOUR-FAMIY
ouplexes or business property, II priced
right. Box 479-D, Star
SMALL PROPERTIES. WHITE OR COL
ored: fn prefer flats Phone after pm.
Evening star., 1940-06-02

GOOD PLACE TO LIVE.
MODERN, VICTORIAN AND ANTfour.
From $4,000 Up.
r. B. LAMBORN,
6OOS Wilson Blvd, Arl, Va. CHI 4213
Evening star., 1940-06-02

HERALD, HARBoR. MD.-COTTAGE: s
rms. bath and porch, running water: cleo
tric range; pvt. beach; no small children
Day. 5000. TAYLOR &a73 ~
Evening star., 1940-06-02
SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED

YOUNG COUPLE. PERMANENTLY SET
tied. want to buy suburban home with
500 down. CY FOSSUM. 5000 Window
WANT TO PURCHASE NICE. CONVENIENT
$40 per month; describe fully. Box 200-D,
Star.
A NICE HOME WITH GOOD SIZED LOT,
convenient small d. D., easy monthly pay
ments. What is the best you can do? Box
202-D, Star.
WHAT WILL $3.50 DOWN AND S35 PER
Evening star., 1940-06-02

WEST SHADY SIDE Md ACRES: LGE.
firm. modern house: furnished 50 750. 90
| ": n. bAoMAN. MA. 1929. WO. 0747.
DEL RIO. ON SOUTH RIVER-MoDERN
and eauipped summer hotel and bathing
peach: Priced low to sell. WALTER M
H1aA HS1AaUMAN. 1 Thomas Circle. MA. 6229,
Evening star., 1940-06-02

Modern restaurant bldg in most promi-
nent Brightwood section; leased for long
term to responsible tenant: no operating
expenses. Price, S26,5O0, on terms. This
10 worth investigation.
CHAS. L. NORRIS,
2135 Pa Ave- NV RE 2112.
Evening star., 1940-06-02

O11ICS1AIN.
Magnifcent estate. Gibson Island; brio
nome a.mI.; 10 acres, 500 IT. water from
444-D Star
Evening star., 1940-06-02
INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE

THREE 2-FAMILY FLATS, NV; INCOME,
500. Nicely financed. Price, $500. Or
will exchange for 12-unit apartment and
140S N FILLMORE ST.. ARL., VA-UN-
furn.; rms, kitchenette, bath. screened
porch. INV b. refrR. gas ranQe: SfQ.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-08-18

Soft, fIeeoy towels that ore os
absorbent as O bIotter. Choose
from two sizes-22x4O or huge
23x46-ineh size in plain towels.
Both white with eoy ooIored
borders. Both at on August
low that urges stocking up for
many months to come.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-08-18

STRIVES FOR THE BEST BUYS OF THE YEAR
IN WoMEk's AND LITTLE WoMEN's
LUXURIAkTLY FURRED WINTER COATS
Evening star., 1940-04-05

Hamilton. First It.. Edwin L., from Pensa-
:. cola to Paris Island.
Smith. Capt. James G., from Cambridse.
Mass. to San Diego.
Deakin, First 1t. Harold O., from Quantico
to Philadelphia.
Du9nlap a Second Il; John F.. from ouantico
MacIntyre, second 1t. Neil R.. from Guam
tico to Paris Island
Shuford. Second It. Mcdonald l., from
Quantico to Paris Island.
Davis, Second 1t. Frank W.. IRON 0uantico
to Virgin Islands
Philadelphia to Shanghai, China.
Fantone. Second 1t. John S.. from Phila-
:, de1phis to Shanghai, China.
Harris. Second 1t. William F., from Phila-
:, delphia to Shanghai. China
Hawkins, Second Ii. Jack from Philadel-
phia to Shanghai, China,
Manu. Second 1t. Ralph c.. jr. from
Simpson, Second oIAhscsri Il. Garter Tnsa' s from
~ Philadelphia to shanghai China.
Tistadt Second It., Hugh A.. lr., from
Philadelphia to Shanshsi. China.
Dobervich. Second 1t Michel, from phila.
:, delphia to Shanghai. China.
Hagan, Second 1t. Frederick ~. ir., from
Philadelphia to Shanghai, China
Jenkins. Second 1t. Robert r., jr' fror
Philadelphia to Shanghai. China,
Jenkins, Second 1t. Sidney F., from phiIa.
delphia to Shanghai, China ''"
Lyon, Second 1t. Julian ", from pb;,o.
delphia to Shanghai. China 1A"
Evening star., 1940-04-05

MRGRs5tS Hs4Sot to T. J. s smss 8 TnrSsh IS from Pearl
Stewart, 1t. Walter j., from Pensacola to
st9ne, 1t; 1t; Hamilton L.. from U. s. s.
smith, It & sandpiper Allea. s from Pensacola to
TnR2: Rse It t. J Pay 9 3 F. k5sshe4 i5 t5em u s. s.
Wyoming. to Lakehurst
G31ssn SGlesman It Dsvis B; to y s. s. Helm.
Greer to U. S. S. Upshur.
q s. S saratosa to ~',a i, s, s R|ehmondl |e sDa
RfPs1tasSp % o. U YorEtowS 5axo g. from
U S. S 500 to u S. S. Thresher ''''
Anderson; 1t, q; g Howard T. E., from
Barr It. q NspsSE JAMES ae cana B trom a0nS s. s.
HogstoI 1oI;: 4; g; s. - So5s5t E, fro from y s. s.
to U. S. S Lexington
RGmss saSs6rdn m Johp from Patrol
Canal zone to Patrol Squadron ne 81. ol,.
A1 oms6a ansSn to Th3mas G. eo%e Nev fo4F sFST u
MEDICAL CORPS.
District et5' to Ri Shiladelphia' b ho" i''n naval
Esoach: Cant. Water c., from Mare Island
Ct. to 18th Naval D'strict..
BlancS. It. q - JoserS !, from Phtla
delphia to u S S Tattnall '
DENTAL CORPS.
MacInnis. CoTdr. Philin H.. from WASH
Puget Sound to u S. s. Msdusa ''
CONSTRUCTION CORPS.
Britt Comdr. FREDERICK B., from Bath,
,,,ales; Me; to Port port:month. va, k W.,
:. inston to Bath. Me
Quincy, Mass u Washington.
MARINE.
Hawthorne. Col. William G., from Tentsin,
Robinson, 1t Col. Raw A. from Peipins,
&. China, to Tlentsin, China.
swink 1t. Col Roy c, from New York
Riley. l. Col. William E, from Newport
Gslly 1t, Col. Benjamin W. from Atlantic
Squa dron to Washington,
Muldrow. 1t. Col. Charles N. from Wash
Fa47s Insfon to Goi ParriS Wafs1 1sian from
walkeT, It, coi. John T; from ouantico
to SsH Francisco.
Bales, MAJ. William L., from ouantico to
Wallace Mai Clarence R. from ouantico
R.sgefegh, h Msh''SRFe MAJ, SReginald H. jr.. from
Quantico to San Francisco.
shooup Cap: David M from opantico to
Graham First 1t John W, from ouantico
to san Franc SEQ
Roe Fir.t 1t Thomas G.. from 0uantico
Evening star., 1940-04-05

Ridderhof Maj Stanley E.. from GUAM
tico to San Dieao: ~ - So,
Medasis, s. Ma, Ma. Lester N. from Newport
Ie@ls.' a san MAJ William O., from au.nt,co
Belts, 1t. Col. James T.. from ouantico
spicer, Mai. " Donald. from ouantico to
Robinson 1T. Col, Ralph R.. from GUAM
Rosecrsns, Nal Harold e.. from ouantico
Martenstsin, MAI. John K. from ouantico
croft. SsDt: Frank c.. from ouantico to
scoilin; Capt; Raymohd c.. from ouantico
yoHnr b,SIp Capt 1,isad yohp 6. E. from auantico
Koonce,. Capt. Allen c.. from ouantico to
Beam; an; Ss SSapt; James L. from ouantico to
Ranck Capt. James M. .r.. from ouantico
cosmsn. an CAT t clovis O., from ouantico
KinSs, Ses cspt. t0qSHs' sfis w.. from ouantlco to
MCKEE: its' caps .ssnoE Robert l.. from eu.ntico
puRkie Xxi :. Tifst & T.. Bernard E.. from GUAM
Warye; First T. Russell B.. from ouantico
Burger 4o g.n cfs, n',.o Joseph c. from eu.ntico
Adslman: Second L. Merritt from Guam
from Quantico to San Diego.
Huey, Second 1t. Donald e., from ouantico
Kessler Second Ii. woodrow M. from
Quanttco to San DIEGO.
Lewis. Second 1t. William W.. from Guam
tico to San Diego.
| Otis. Second 1t. Donald N, from ouantieo
silTsy: David w.. from au.ntico to San
HarshberRer, First 1t John D.. from
Quantico to Virgin Islands
McKusick. First 1t George A.. from Vir-
Dobbin, First It. John F.. from Virgin
Islands to San Diego.
| Haines. First 1t Milo G., from Virgin
Islands to San Diego.
| Caller, First 1t. Robert E., from Virgin
Islands to San Diego
| Graves. Second 1t. Georae A., from Phila-
| delphia to San Diego.
| Kinney, Second 1t John F.. from Phila-
| delphia to San Diego.
Haines. Second 1t. John p from Phia-
delphia to Quantico
Evening star., 1940-04-05

Manning, Second 1t. Alan g.. from Phila-
delphia to SHANGHAI, China.
Moffett. Second It. Albert W., from Phila-
delphia to Shanghai. China.
Peshek. Second 1t. Michael E. from
Philadelphia to Shanghai. China.
Stevens, Second 1t, John W., I'd. from
Philadelphia to Shanghai. China.
Hogahoom, Second 1t. william r., from
:. Philadelphia to North China.
Holdredge, Second II. Willard B.. from
Philadelphia to North China
Evening star., 1940-04-05
Service Orders
MEDICAL CORPS.

Jenkins. 1t. Col. Wilbur G.. from Fort
poHe H9ySd l. to cd Fort cbsSIoe0 MGIos0Sh from For,
Msainan sfaanS L. to cor co Fsrck sniPA $ from Fort
Hsnn spm HGpste9 Co., to osnrse WasenFton e. from
Threadailif Capt. Frank W, from Wash
ington to Puerto Rico.
SIGNAL CORPS.
Sawyer, 1t Col. Charles N from Fort
Ia4ton, t5r Ma3, Kirke B, from Cambridge
Mass, to WASHINGTON.
INFANTRY.
oFr0aM boaRlss h 10 Madsc" Mao M@l'S5 Wis w. -'O fol
Robertson, Ii Col. Walter M, from Wash
z6ns to FoTt Go, MeGIIs6lan GiI6asi from For,
Williams, MAJ. Norman P. from Conway
HoAdski Ads to MAJ sGf' ETnest 4a@'0FF from Fargo
Rrindle, Maj George l., from Durham
Austin. L. Ma Harry A. from Eau Claire
Wis to Moscow Idaho
MGclsllani F15st L James ST. + ,,,5e from Fort
PRAY Second u. John I. from Fort
Leard It, Col. Emil W. from Fort Francis
rorte, First II Fioyd = from Fort Fran
cis f, Warren to Philippines.
H0ifneS FlfSt LII stance, from FOTt NC
Pherson to Philippines.
johnson. First II Hayold K. from Fort
,oHes NaesTs rrtf t. ERig9lnss Fl gamae E. from
tario to Philippines,
Sam Houston to Philippines.
warren, First 1t Miller P, jr, from For,
1o1r Sam HG449n rTs to staGT shiIopiqSs IS from
Francisco to Philippines.
Hermann. 1t CO. John R. from Little,
ton. Colo. to Hawaii
CAVALRY.
Butch. Mai Claude O., from Fort Knox
to Chattanooga.
oUARTERMAsTER CORPS.
stalsburg, Maj Charles from San Fran
waener. First 1t. Cl'ford c., from Cam.
bridge Mass, to Hawaii.
ADJUTANT GENERALS IMPAIRMENT.
Levy 1t. Col Richard M. from Washing
seals, It, coi Carl H. from Atlanta te
Philippines.
Graves capt FED JOIN AfIifanafF # taan Fr. Leaven
worth e cql!sEe station: Tex. ,r tron
clarke First Il, Edsar A.. from Fer
sIll to Fort Pl3tvenIi, vi, tuon, r,r
Mcouade. First 1t. Bernard w. from
Fort Sill to Fort Devens.
ORDNANCE DEPAR MENT.
Smith. First 1t. Phillips W, from Cam
bridge. Mass, 10 Aberdeen.
AIR CORPS.
Benn, Second 1t. William G., from MItche
Turnbagl Mai. William, from Kelly Fie,e
to Duncan Field.
CORPS OF ENGINEERS.
Ezekiel: Capt. Raphael B., from Panama
to Columbus, Ohio.
NAVY.
BUREAU OF NAVIGATION.
Mason, Capt. Charles P. from Patro
Wing l to Newport.
Par; cqmdT I, Rqswel H, to Mar Mare 1slsnd
BaIs!ey. comdr, IT. Alfred IL from U. s. S
Brooks, Comdr; Winfield A, from Mar
Henernan, comdr.a John 3, from Nava
DAVIS 1t. Comdr' william S. G.. from
- Washington 70 Y. S. S. Marylard.
7f2pne kf CGmdr FREDERICK NJ from
DuDuy, 1t Comdr. Albert E. from U. S. S
Rigel to u. S. s kinghSher.
Mcinerney, Il. Comdr. Francis x. from
-, Naval Academy to y. S. S. Smith.
Ps5roi Pat 81 Squadron "a to Patrol Squad
Ahroon. 1t Thomas A. from U. S. S
Yorktown to Norfolk
Hill. II. Andrew j., from U. S. S. Cravel
McCauley-, Il CLAYTON c.. from u S. S
Concord to Patrol SQUADRON 81
Evening star., 1940-04-05

to San Francisco
Liversedge, Maj. Harry B.. from Quanticc
to Spokane
Evening star., 1940-04-05

HuizenEa.. Second It. Richard NJ, from
rhiladelphia to North China.
Philadelphia to North China.
Many superhighways are being
ing constructed in Ethiopia.
New Zealand has postponed its
plans for an iron and steel plant.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-09-16

near darkness she could feel and see his anger.
 There's nothing I can say. I won't quarrel with you, Sue Mary. I love you and nothing's going to change that"
 She couldn't fight him when he took that attitude, although at the moment, she hoped never to see him again. Blindly working himself to tired hulk; forgetting that he was young and alive, and ambitious. For getting that he should have the right to go ahead with his plans to develop that new machine for the plant; forgetting that he should have time to play and live.
 She loved him, but he was so blind. She promised to go with him to a picnic that some of the men and their families were giving.
 They're good guys; guys that have been in the department with me for a long time," he said Maybe they won't be as interesting as that crowd you've met, but they're real people. No phonies."
 That might have started the ar- gument all over, but Sue Mary made no answer. She'd go. She'd try to be patient. These people were work CTS: the ones Nick and Vera were always talking about. The ones whose battles they were fighting.
 Only a few days later at the pie nic Sue Mary didn't have the feel- ing that they needed anyone to fight their battles. They accepted her cheerfully enough because she was Joe's girl, and Joe was one swell guy. A guy with brains.
 They weren't jealous of Joe. They were proud of having guy with letters after his name work with them. He knew those big machines like doc knew patient. They kid- ded him, but they were proud of him.
 And their wives were proud of these workers. The women were a bit dull; bit too settled, engrossed in the sale at Miller's Super Market; the new movie starring Gable; the dance the club was hav- ing next week; the time their hus- bands took off evenings to go to union meetings. Sue Mary listened and found herself seeking answers to questions that came to her now from her work at headquarters.
 The wives were excited over the new recreation center opening in their neighborhood. The youngsters could play under supervisors; they