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Evening star., 1940-07-22
U.S.. Sailors Reported
In Tsingtao Clash
With Japan S Police
Several Officers Injured;
Nipponese Authorities
Take Serious View
Dy the Associated Press.

0y the Associated Press.
SHANGHAI, July "a clash
between United States sailors and
Japanese policemen at Tsingtao was
reported today by Domei, Japanese
official news agency, with the as
sertion that Japanese authorities
took serious view of the incident.
Several of the policemen were in
jured.
Domei said the trouble started
when two sailors left a cafe with
out paying their bill, then became
involved in a fist fight with the
owner and Chinese bystanders. Four
Japanese policemen who attempted
to arrest the sailors were attacked
by United States patrol, the news
agency said.
Meanwhile, the foreign consular
body planned to consider Thursday
a request of the Municipal Council
for help in checking "a terrible wave
of political crime which is running
6hanghai's reputation throughout
the world"
Recent Attacks Cited.
w. J. Keswick, British chairman
OF the council, signed the appeal
Saturday, citing recent terroristic
attacks on Chinese and United
States newspapermen.
A Japanese Embassy spokesman
today attributed various acts of ter
rorism here to lack of realistic
recognition of the situation in
Shanghai"
The japanese Army and the new
Japanese-sponsored government at
Marking are exercising real power
in Shanghai, he declared, and not
the Chungking regime of Chinese
Generalissimo Chang Kai-shek.
The spokesman criticized Keswick
for improper procedure" in realeas-
ing his appeal to the press before
1t reached all the consuls concerned.
The Japanese announced the
withdrawal this morning of their
land forces operating in the Chen
hal area, gateway to Ningpo, of
Shanghai, where action was launch
ed last week to seal the coast.
They asserted the whole area had
been cleared to Chinese forces and
all Chinese Notifications had been
destroyed. 1t was added that naval
patrols would maintain the blockade
of this part of the coast
Evening star., 1940-07-22
AustroIion Cooperation
Is Sought by Konoye

SYDNEY, Australia, July q (P1.-
Japan's new Premier, Prince Fumi-
marc Konoye, has sent message to
the Australian people inviting them
to cooperate with Japan in cul-
tural mission for promotion Of in
ternational good will.
with the world divided in two
opposite camps international cul-
tural understanding is the way to
lasting peace and common pros
perity," his message said.
Australia and Japan, two vital
dynamic countries in the Pacific
could do much to foster these
causes, he said.
Evening star., 1940-07-22
Iowa IsoIutionist Asks
Twin Theme SONGS

By the Associated Press.
KANSAS CITY, July 12.-Grant
Ege, music store manager, received
this letter and a money order from
an Iowa farmer:
please send me phonograph rec
ords of God Bless America and
Let the Rest of the World Go By
That's how feel about things"
Evening star., 1940-07-22
Mrs. Hal Kemp Gives
Birth to 7-Pound Girl

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, July 22.-Mrs. Hal
Kemp, wife of the orchestra leader,
gave birth last night to a 7-pound
daughter at Leroy Sanitarium.
Mrs. Kemp, the former New York
debutant, Martha Stephenson, and
Mr.. Kemp were married in Pitts
burgh in January, 1899.
The orchestra leader is filling an
engagement in Cincinnati.
Evening star., 1940-07-22
Judge Offutt Stricken

BALTIMORE. July % tR).-
Stricken suddenly at his Towson
home. Judge T. Scott Offutt, 68,
member of the Maryland Court of
Appeals for 20 years, yesterday was
removed to Union Memorial Hos
pital, where he was reported in a
critical condition.
Evening star., 1940-07-22
Home Hygiene Course

A course in home hygiene and
care of the sick will be organized
by the Red Cross at $50 pm. to-
morrow in the Lewis Hotel Train
ing School. Mrs. Ethel M. Jevons
will conduct the public course from
$50 to 7:30 pm. each Tuesday and
Thursday in July and August.
Evening star., 1940-07-22
A. P. Wirephoto.

on 1t landed on the porch on the
floor below.
One man, however, was plunged
to the ground and received treat
ment at Freedmen's Hospital. He
was Richardson Reeves. "a, of 322
Oakdale place NV. His injuries
were described as minor.
Evening star., 1940-05-05
5 WOODED ACRES,

Fronting on concrete highway, 3 miles
from Memorial Bridge; beautiful dogwood
pine and popular trees. There, is q. nice
stream OH west side with place for q
site is easily approached from a good
gravel street at the back. This is an un.
usual home site and one YOU will be proud
to own. Price, $4,000: easv terms. YER
NON M LYNCH & SON. z miles out Co.
lumbia pike. Phone Alex. S39-W-2. Open
ewes Closed Sunday
Evening star., 1940-05-05
BEAUTIFUL HOMESITES
AT BRADLEY FARMS.

In Confessional Country Club section: g.
terms; Drive out River road blvd, Z miles
asTI,Eo from 2 e line; s to & the field once OPEN
CALL LEE COUNSELMAN. WI 1910
Evening star., 1940-05-05
ACREAGE FOR SALE.
frnnt{nnAd

cation on hish hill: Il miles from wash:
snah nssSn essssssS n SeoG INca M soT soN
sss.w-s. OPEN S ewes, closed sunday. ~
a ACRES WOODLAND AND PASTURE
small stream: flne setting for fine home;
30 Borvitses d o on ni Site; s'' miles from rsiI,
AZ &2aaz1s Es's '.: s's'
ONE ACRE OR MORE. s7b ACRE. APPLY
+ COLE Sandy Springs rd, mile ives. OF
TOURIST CAMP SITES AND OTHER
ss;anss' Sss sY on stsf No. One Asn~a'
5 ACRES. WOODED BLDG. LOTS, ROCK
veil 81. old house; $3.50
I Ess6 sso s.s fysE fs aas on
HIaHMAYs: sPR1No. sTREAM. MF. DOW.
sSEfSH PEE A5Rs e " sSaaRns s9aR Z1.s
40 ACRES NICE WOODED TRACT. SUIT
able Tor snbdivision; high elevation. Stu;
S9 II ths hspe sppy
zIeH SeiidiSs; 5s4o Alexandria VlTsinis. Phone
wooded mostly with oak; southern ex-
ses sss SSyoN ss s as sfv1 bal ss
Aiex.ndris sse.Joi. closed Sundays. 0
I WILL. GIVE SOME GOOD. LOTS. .ABso-
safsz sadns iref Box so so1S say sss who vi"
ACREAGE TRACTS, NO HIGHWAY. V1R-
Vernon blvd; Cheap. Box 24s-B, Star.
WoopED TRACT, e1s MILES FROM DIS
@ SIS cass as s mon 300 price t. rcsa s pss
70 oxon Hill; follow u 5. Route ss4 to
SSsssaWfE oaN W1ElM fs1s SIeaaEa' one mile to
sHs ACRES: $3.50 8 ACRES. $1,000.
coFFMAN REALrY CO. sH Ala.
81 ACRES AT HOLLY HILL. MD. I'M
fruit trees and srape arDor; 1900 It. on
sssy ssss e III G D"'Si m 'sR' Ga
cost housing or a subdivision of high-priced
available sround Make known to US your m
Tower Building. National ooso. 8.
"A, Or 10 A;-FAIREAx CO..
eM1, FRoM 9XFokb z; s, 7s.%sH: RE4EE OWNER 8.
Several picturesque sites, wooded or part
1y cleared: some with streams: from 81,
acres up: all on hard-surfaced roads. $3.50
to $500 per acre.
Also, excellent site for development prof.
ect on Lee boulevard, between Fairfax and
Centerville: 122 acres, priced under 500
an acre.
1920 HERMAS ( n nv. e oAscH & NS soNi is,4
SILVER HILL AREA, 102 ACRES, 3 MILES
from D. c., accessible; a pickup at 500 90
per acre.
In Alexandria. Va. plateau on a main
highway: public services available: only.
$4,000 per acre.
In Alexandria Va. 20 acres of wooded
land adjoining a successful development;
S650.00 per acre.
1719 x St. NV. MA. 1865.
ACREAGE WITH WATER AND SEWER
age, available for low-cost housing; close
to D. C. and well located. Terms.
w. S. HOGE, Jr.,
CHI. O6O0. Ewes, CHI. 4719.
Evening star., 1940-05-05
THE MARYLAND REALTY,
915 Tenth st. NV. MA. RO95.
CALVERT COUNTY,

Waterfront houses. estates. farms lots
River. st. Leonards Creek and estuaries
OF these waters: within 40 miles of D. c.
CALVERT REALTY AGENCY,
Prince Frederick. Calvert County. Md.
Evening star., 1940-05-05
LOTS FoR SALE.
(GnnfintIAd

18th 81. NV. AT COLORADO AVE-
One Of the city's most desirable lots,
wooded, ct Grade with rear alleys. Size
zb.0x By $50 It. 8mergency price, $3.50.
LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER,
l719 6t. NV. ma. 1888.
LARGE WOODED HILLTOP LOTS
On Arlington Ridge with beautiful Views Of
city and river, Bargains for cash.
AURORA HILIa OFFiCE.
Evening star., 1940-05-05
MONEY WANTED.
AUTOMOBILE LOANS,

AUTO LOANs-So5 70 81 900.
AUTO MONEY CORPORATION,
13thAnd X SITS, NV
Evening star., 1940-05-05
CALVERT BEACH
ON THE CHESAPEAKE BAY.

ON TIE SHESAPEAkE BAY.
Ideal summer Colony
A 'i Place You SA"IH Win Enjoy.
Beautiful water front lots and lots
just OF the water at unusually low price.
choice location. Several new cottage;
f,r sale overlooking the bay with fire.
p.ace. knotty pine living room, finished
and side; low prices, easy terms.
Cottages Built to Your Order.
Through Marlboro to Solomons Island
Frederick, 7 miles. d. 2124.
Evening star., 1940-05-05
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

GHEy S7sis b.'ssr ,sss ~ teP; loss Sb stalk.
sle6: Sun. e55 Tis: NV: pE osss.
DoDGE TRUCK 1894; panel body; in good
condition Gan be seen at I'LL Ga. ave.
Georgia 6796: R. J. Shepherd.
9 N E ..e4ss slssed sss sod TN
18th St. NV: Dealer.
oFP sd 2.,Gr iGs4 tor dump wn1. t,ask gs5ee
NV.
FORD 4;cyl: 1882 = ton; excellent mo-
as; e1I;; GOO tires' green sticker; $40. Sun
FORD 1h-ton panel; new motor. good
tires and paint; perfect condition: Sl35;
terms 1917 Taylor st. NV. RA s25s
1ssd,tfoa as3s GfmEvRoLGT panel ton excellent
aass 1ckup son msass Rsns! 7SS s5S ss SS5a
Phone Chestnut 1908.
DODGE 1885 1Ia-ton dump truck; pri.
csteiy Cae rs 9wned nee Al condition. low mileage
GHEv1RoLET, CHE 1sc ,I,. 1899 '..ton pickup truck:
BOUGHT new locally s months ago for seS5:
as5an stoR 1asi i9sh .sd Sdr
SITS: NV. Dupont 1900.
CHEVROLET 1899 a4-ton panel delivery;
%ig1nl SIiginal Sias Duse inish; SDssisi At s1ss
Ss sS:ssss; *:ea Ssa 9s3 S
FORD pickup. trucks. one 1899, one 1887:
both trucks In very fineae condition and
guaranteed: bargains: terms
TRIANGLE MOTORS.
1401 R. I. Ave NE. DE. 63O2.
FORD 1887 157-inch stake truck: new
6ody. new motor dual wheels: very ane
heavy-duty tires. helper springs, refnished;
guaranteed: terms
TRIANGLE MOTORS.
14O1 r. l. Ave NE. DE. 63Oe,
FORD 1896 panel: ready to work, fine con-
dltion throughout S149; 1Oee down.
Logan's, 18th and M sts. NV. d. 5S17.
FORD 1887 131-inch; dual-wheel platform
body. good condition in every way: $3.50;
l0fe down. Logan's 18th and M. d. 5S17.
PLYMOUTH 1910 panel truck; slightly
terms. MID-CITY AUTo CO.. iii i 4th st.
NV. DE. $3.50. .Washington's Oldest De
Sundays
Evening star., 1940-05-05

CHEVROLET. 1897 town sedan; original
dark green finish Is perfect good tires;
interior clean and shows no wear: nne
motor; traded from original owner; S335.
ponanka Service, 1925 Goth st. NV. Dis.
Evening star., 1940-05-05
sTuplos EoR RfNr.
AUCTION SALES

MUSIC STUDIO. 1924 II sT. N.W-CoM.
pletely furnished. Grand piano. Avail
E4ssdAxss -Ih1rsdazs. EEldazk. WI. 629l.
Evening star., 1940-05-05
ga acres, water front; 4 rooms. fur
nished; bargain, S1.700.

Productive farm In exchange for d. c.
house.
T1DEWATER REALTY EXCHANGE,
Hughesville, Md.
40 ACRES, 22-ROOM HOUSE, WITH
lovely setting on high elevation, dwelling in
need Of repairs but worth while; good road:
IN historical Westmoreland Co., Va. Price,
Phone las. H. B. MITCHELL, Herndon. Va.
POTOMAC, ND.
Is acres. over 1000 It. frontage, on
State rd. Nice 5-room house and out
buildings. We consider this one Of the
cheapest pieces Of property ever offered in
ths Hunt e. Gpe Fly further
10 Acres, Lancaster Co., Equipt.,
creek and woods. pleassnt rms, new
barn, elec. next farm; S3,675. including
horses 4 cows. machinsry. some crops;
FfipISSSkeGrx' sSs.ch lss s'sss ss::
Evening star., 1940-05-05

CHEVROLET 1888 2-door and 4-door Sc.
cans: choice OF 3 fine cars: Sls5 up. Sum
Gay only. kenyon-Peck. Inc. tArlingtons
| Chestnut O64O N N'
Evening star., 1940-05-05

CHEVROLET 1898 de luxe town sedan:
perfect blue finish. clean interior: Sunday
only S449. Kenyon-Peck Inc iArling-
tons own) Chevrolet dealer 2s25 Wilson
blvd, Arlington, Va Chestnut OB4O
Evening star., 1940-05-05

| CHEVROLET 1882 coach; paint, tires excel.
| lent: perfect mechanically every way: sac
| rince. $50. Stored Arrow Garage, rear 14O2
| . ST. NV. Open Sunday 10 till 3 pm
Evening star., 1940-05-05

ON LouGgBoRo RID NV. WEST OF
sirable section In the heart of wesley
Eeights: Spring Valley and Kent; drive
south from American University Nough.
boro I'd. being continuation Of Nebraska
AYe); beautiful trees and commanding
view. view; adjoining lots each 51-ft front.
each with $500 SO. IT. Agent at property
between and Sunday FRANK Nj.
Doyle. realtor. District 1Q66 -
Evening star., 1940-05-05
WAIfR FRohf pRoRfkrY.

WSt80 pWONb WWVV9WO
coTTAdE AZ, SHERWOOD !QREsT-
Ssss sssrsetixs prics: csil ~. ozsx: "a y ....
SEE 1910 LONG BEACH.
v..SM. on 1o.ns cottages Sss, lox
Sss :5 Ss.is It. s S q; Sss
entrance road now under State copstruc-
ton. Electricity and many new improve
ss'ssa xa 1 s Gsr sih.
pfs @ei .end isnsn e. ss
sdsse soeSH t3lfsr NC "si M
COVE POINT BEACH, MD.
cavs5s S f2 cGYnty On open sn,n chss.Us:ks
nte deep Water cholce asa sfess ess 5osiso teseay
reasonably priced at from sos: terms. 8
brand-new cottages; completely finished.
s0u'ns5a GET rMaFIEs9f IoF FSR sSRleSaEa EEairrLE"
TO CLOSE ESTATE.
sass eps Msqssn s2!s:ss a' fur
eas es.ase E issi St. salsbEfd Mh a:ssS6ne' $685. Tor
. SOUTHERN MD.
WATER FRONT.
This once presents . wide selection of
tstss. unimproved acresse on chS. chesapesse
Bay and tributaries. Small harbor loca-
tions with one or more acres. A list Is
research and sales activities in water.
''"i THEoDoRE AifSs5i.Si F. MENK,
Eyenins and SUNDAY. Du. 4ss7.
Evening star., 1940-05-05

Perfect homesites. one acre and up:
high wooded ridges: rolling hills: restric-
tons are expressly designed to peroetuate
Wood; F. H. A. approved. Falls Church
Evening star., 1940-05-05

CHEVROLET 1910 2-dr. trunk sedan;
sserince down payment to person taEins
over balance due. 722 10th st ne
Evening star., 1940-05-05

CHEVROLET 1899 de luxe master 4-door
appearance like new machanically perfect:
So23: liberal allowance for your present
car; a months on balance. Logans, 18th
and NJ DI 5Sl7
Evening star., 1940-05-05

CHEVROLET 1885 master de luxe sport Sc.
dan: new black finish knee action: quiet.
economical motor large trunk. no-d<aft ven
tilation; 30-dar guarantee. Drive it and
buv 1t today: S4S down. S14.Os monthly,
Justine Nicholson. Hyattsville. Md. OR.
Evening star., 1940-05-05

heater, $3.50; 1887 2-door sedan. $3.50;
both cars in very good condition Ply.
mouth dealer. Wisconsin 1857
Evening star., 1940-05-05

| CHEVROLET 1898 master town sedan:
original black finish, original set Firestone
ment, steam-cleaned chassis. sterilized up.
| holstery; thoroughly reconditioned: 3O-day
guar antee; retail price. S46s; save $50
TO-DAY; only S41S. Justine Nicholson.
Evening star., 1940-05-05

| CHEVROLET 1887 master de luxe 2-door
| sedan; stratosphere niie-blue finish: ex-
cellent condition overall, new tires heater;
special today. $379: written guarantee;
S35 down. plenty time on balance. Leo
| Rocca, Inc. 1918 Ga. ave GE 91S5
Evening star., 1940-05-05

CHEVROLET 1888 master sedan 2-door:
olack; clean as new; excellent rubber;
smooth, thrifty motor: reduced to S4ca:
| 1919 down. balance easy. LOGANS, 18th
| and NJ DI 5Sl7
Evening star., 1940-05-05

original black finish: knee action. vacuum
shifting; good U. S. safety tread tires;
reflects perfect care of one owner: 30-day
Ruaran -ee; retail price S595; save $50
today; S545. ne-Nicholson. Hyatts.
Evening star., 1940-05-05

wheels. de luxe special lines. model Al. az
white;wall tires; Al condition: bargain
AZ sd only S495; also one 1895 4-door trunk
seoan, model Al. for only S3a5: terms
,eo- STANDARD MOTOR SALES.
Evening star., 1940-05-05

CHEVROLET 1887 coupe good motor. low
MILEAGE: one owner; must sacrifice for
| $3.50 cash. See and try it to appreciate
| its value. Call MI. 0531 Sunday. / I'M.
Evening star., 1940-05-05

hleAd1iuIId, va. FHOne US4U Alex.
HALF ACRE ON BEAUTIFUL WICOMICO
River; bareain; modern cottage, two power
boats one 24-ft. inboard, one 1S-ft. out
board; good beach. 16O-ft. wharf; swim
room, bedrooms, kitchen lavatory.
porches all furn., elec. refe. owner 8
death makes this low price, So $50: terms.
Farms on the water, also inland farms;
al sizes and prices; highway business loca-
tions. Drive down today; see our resident
agent, James A. Burroughs. Wayside. Nd
Md.
THE MARYLAND REALTY.
Evening star., 1940-05-05

CHEVROLET 1885 master .-door tourine
| sedan; the most popular low-cost used car
| for sale: represents the most economical
| transportation available has large trunk,
| conservative dark green finish: very good
condition all around; priced right at s325:
Evening star., 1940-05-05

SOUTH RIVER. MARYLAND.
Beautiful 7-rm. brick, all-year bunga-
low, 3 years old; thoroughly modern in
220 feet. with riparian rights; high -class
neighborhood: bargain at $1,000. sTEF-
FEY. INC. 1886 N. Chas. ST., Balto Md.
Evening star., 1940-05-05

CHEVROLET 1889 de luxe sport sedan:
original black finish: dual equipment, push
button radio. vacuum shifting. Here is that
perfect car you have been looking for.
/ S5s5. Lustine Nicholson Hyattsville. Md.
Evening star., 1940-05-05

CHRYSLER 1887 4-door Imperial "s" Sc.
dan; high-grade car that's in fine condi.
tion mechanically and in appearance; 5
very good tires; interior spotless; will
Inc. 1925 14th St. NV Decatur 4SO3
Evening star., 1940-05-05

CHEVROLET 1888 de luxe sport sedan:
gun metal dual equipment. large trunk, .
beautiful one-owner car, in perfect condi.
| tion; new-car volume forces us to sacrifice
Justine Nicholson, Hyattsville, Md. OR.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-11-17
COVENTRY PUTS
ON BRAVE FRONT
CONTINUED From Page One)

CONTINUED From Page One)
The cry went up: "The King!
The King!"
Then a cheer: Hip, Hip,
Hooray!"
The King smiled. Saluting, he
made his way through the throng
as a red-faced policeman yelled:
"Are we down-hearted?"
'No," the crowd roared.
will we knock Hitler's block
Off"
yes"
The roayl visitor conferred with
local and government officials or
ganizing emergency relief and then
toured the devastated a e a.. He
stood on a heap Of smoking rubble
where Coventry Cathedral had
stood and spoke gravely to the
provost of Coventry, the very Rev:
R. T. Howard, who told him OF
the futile attempt to save the l4tn
century structure from showers OF
explosive and fire bombs.
Smoke still hung over the city.
Most of Coventry's casualties had
been moved to nearby towns, but
the police said many bodies still
we're in the ruins.
Mayor j. A. Moseley said the
whole country was rallying to the
aid of Coventry. The Lord Mayor
of London sent 10000 pounds ($4o,-
00O) for relief work.
1--WE are hit" the mayor said,
but we never will belicked." .
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-11-17

ADVERTISEMENT
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-11-17
ROMANS WORRIED
BY FREE FRENCH
Continued From Page One)

AO14 L axe OlCJ
proceed against the de Gaulle forces
and added:
THAT does not exclude the DOS.
sibility of direct intervention by
the Axis.
Berlin and Rome, which are
following English activity closely
in every other sector at this time,
have already studied the problem
and taken the necessary steps
which will be revealed in all their
grandeur and power at the right
moment"
Another Fascist newspaper, II
Giornale d'Italia, claimed today an
Italian submarine, operating in the
Atlantic, had sunk one of, the SO
destroyers acquired by Britain from
the United States, while another
submarine had sunk a British bat.
tleship of the 20, 000-ton Families
type.
The high command said Friday
a British warship of the Families
class had been hit by three tor
pedoes, but did not claim the shir
had been sunk. It's communique
today mentioned the sinking of "ar
enemy destroyer" in the Atlantic.
Virginia Gayda, editor of L
Giornale d'Italia, declared the Unit
ed States was not neutral even be
fore the war opened and asserted
it would one day see "if it's blin6
civilizations" Of the European situa
ton and aid to Britain had MOI
caused political and economic dam
age" to itself.
The high command had little tt
say about the war in Greece ant
minimized the British air attack.
on the italian Adriatic port o
Brindisi.
Artillery and infantry action tool
place on both sides in Greece yes
terday, the ~communique said, ant
added that the Italians had bombed
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-11-17
U. S. REDS BOW
TO V00RHlS ACT
Continued From Page .One)

i 81 .o11Cy
said the purpose of the action was
to remove the Communist party
from the terms of the so.called
Voorhis act" which becomes law
next January.
The committees recommends
ton was made known to the 200
delegates in an address by Earl
Browder, national secretary, who
termed the act harmful and de-
%structive of the democratic rights
of the people,"
THE Voorhis act requires regis.
tration with the justice department
of all foreign controlled" organi-
cations which it defines as those
receiving material support from a
foreign government or political
subdivision or from a foreign or
International political party. or
whose policies are determined by
or at the suggestion or in collabo-
ration with a foreign government
or political party.)
In his speech, Browder said that
such organizations as the Ameri'
can Federation Of Labor, the
American Legion and the Y. M,
|C. A. would be affected by the
bill, and declared that the law was
the American application Of Hit
ler's reichstag fire trial"
The Communist party, Browde1
asserted, was mot under any for
eign control, but does have inter
national affiliations"
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-11-17

For the first time in the history Of fashion America
will be on her own this year. Paris, as a source, is
closed TO us temporarily. We must rely on our own
creative ability for fashions and fabrics. AS an example
we're offering two new flannel fabrics ...A Rabbithare
flannel, l00% wool, 81 inches wide at $l.98 .. A Broad
more flannel, also 1000 WOO, 4 inches wide at $l.59.
Both in a wonderful variety Of beautiful fall %colors. For
a dress or suit these two fabrics are Americas offer to
creatived fabrics.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-11-17

highways and troop c%oncentra-
tons, as well as the Lar1sa airport
and the Greek naval base of Nav
arino.
Meanwhile Rumanian Premier Ion
Antonescu, after a private audience
with Pope Plus XII, left for Bucha-
rest with Prince Costin Sturza, Ru-
manian minister of foreign affairs.
Premier Mussolini and Foreign
goodbye to them at the railway
station. Rumania, said Antonescu,
will Ego with the Axis to the end"