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Evening star., 1940-01-06

Chairman Taylor of the House Ap-
preparations Committee today an
nounced he has appointed Repre-
sentative Millard F. Caldwell of
Florida as chairman of the Subcom-
mittee on District Appropriations as
successor to Representative Ross
Collins of Mississippi, who resigned.
Hearings on the District budget for
the coming fiscal year will probably
not be started for several weeks, as
members of. the District subcom-
mittee are also members of subcom-
mittees on other major appropriation
bills on which hearings are already
being held.
Evening star., 1940-01-06
Rumonio Intensifies
Fortificotions Work

BUCHAREST. Jan. P).-Ru-
mania within the last week has m
tensified work on Notifications lr
the region adjacent to the Soviet
Russian frontier.
This action conceded with Premier
George Tarescu'S assertion last
Monday that Rumania would de-
fend ito the last man" the provinces
of Bessarabia and Bucovina which
border Russia.
Gravely worried few months
ago over the vaunted might OF he
Red Army and the consequences OF
Russian attack, Rumanla moved
most of her troops out Of Bessarabla
and established her first line OF
real defense along the River Pruth
some so miles behind the frontier.
But since seeing the results OF
the recent Finnish resistance the
Bucharest government has moved
some troops back into Bessarabia
and officials here exhibit greater
confidence in asserting that Ru-
mania will not yield an inch OF
territory. BesSarabia, like Finland
belonged to Russia before the World
War.
Many Perils for Rumania.
Rumanian optimism born of Rus
sian reverses in Finland are tenn
pered. however, by the realization
that in case of Soviet attack Ru-
mania would face many perlls un-
known to Finland.
Rumania would have no Arctic
weather or glacial SHOWS to help
her. BesSarabia is an eXtention OF
the Russian Steppes, easy to invade
and difficult to defend.
More important is the possibility
of simultaneous attacks by Hungary
and Bulgaria to regain territories
they claim from Rumania.
Hungarians have been asserting
with great emphasis that if Russia
entered Bessarabia Hungary would
march into her old domain of Tran
sylvania to get a natural frontier
in the Carpathians, the only noun
tain barrier against a Soviet in
vasion deeper into Europe. The
Hungarians say Italy and Yugo-
slavia would support them.
In this connection Hungarian
Foreign Minister Count Stefan
Csaky currently is on Today visit
to Italy, presumably for vacation,
but diplomats say he will get in
talks with Fascist leaders on de-
fense against possible Balkan
move by Russia.
The present Bulgarian govern
ment has disavowed any intention
of trying to get back from Ru-
mania the war-lost territory of Do
bruia. Nevertheless Bulgaria's at
tachment to Russia is increasing
and Rumanians fear she may try
to do so if urged and supported by
Moscow. A Bulgarian trade dele
cation now is in Moscow.
Rumanians Using Time.
Most Rumanians believe that
Russia, having launched her Fin
nish campaign, will have to con-
tinue it, since its abandonment
would be a formidable blow to
Soviet prestige.
The opinion is current here that
as long as Russia's troops are oc-
cupied in Finland tranquility Is
assured on the Bessarabian frontier
Rumanians gratefully are accept
Ing this situation as giving them
valuable time to build up their de-
fenses.
On the other hand, some foreign
observers in Rumania hold it possl-
BILE that Russia may give up the
Finnish campaign in view OF the
(See CAROL, Page ABB
Evening star., 1940-01-06
Winter-Long Siege
Is Predicted A|onq
kannerheim Line
Red Activity Expected
To Be Concentrated
On Isthmus Sector
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
HELSINKI. Jan. 6.-Military OBJ
servers predicted Winter-long siege
of the Mannerheim Line on the
Karehan Isthmus today as the Rus
sian invaders were reported driven
back in confusion on the eastern
fronts along Finland's "Waistline.'
With a Stalemate in the Arctic
and reports of a second major Fin
nish victory in the Salla sector, OBJ
servers saw a concentration of Rus
sian activity in the isthmus sector
overhanging Leningrad.
Continued bombardment of Koi-
viSto Fortress and aerial attacks on
Vlipuri Gulf of Finland port, led
to the belief a major offensive might
be impending in that area.
A Finnish communique on Thurs
days activities said Red Army planes
bombed the inland town of Voika,
where two persons were killed and
16 hurt. 1t said 400 enemy soldiers
were killed and 40 captured in two
encounters on the eastern fronts,
while night attack at Kirvesmaki
was repulsed.
The Committee for the Aid Of Fin
land. headed by former President
Herbert Hoover of the United States,
is caring for about 100000 persons,
ano 100000 more probably will be
added. Committee Representative
Dorsey Stephens reported.
Mr.. Stephens explained 100000
contributed from the United States
is being used for food and clothing
for rcf,Iooac from cities
Evening star., 1940-01-06
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
VENICE, Jan. 6.-Authoritative
italian spokesmen today indicated
that Foreign Minister Count
Galeazzo Ciano, because of the
danger of Russian invasion Of
the Balkans, had urged Hungary
to settle amicably its claim on Ru-
mania Pennsylvania Province.
Count Ciano was understood to
have reaffirmed Italy's intention to
defend the Balkans and Hungary
against a possible Soviet invasion
in two conferences today with the
Hungarian foreign minister. Count
Stefan Csaky. on Balkan policies
and relations between their two
nations
Evening star., 1940-01-06
Roosevelt Sees
Senate Aides
On Budget Bills
Harrison and Byrnes
At White House for
Conferences
BULLETIN.

Sympathetic presidential con-
sideration for the idea of a Joint
congressional supercommittee to
coordinate revenue and appro-
priation legislation was reported
by Chairman Harrison of the
Senate Finance Committee to-
day after a conference of more
than an hour with President
Roosevelt at the White House.
At the same time, Senator Har-
rison expressed his own positive
support for a reciprocal trade
treaty program which the admin
istration leadership is asking
should be extended. His commit
tee will wait House action on this
question. Senator Harrison said,
but e-enactment of the trade
treaty law will be pressed vigor-
ouSlv as soon as the matter
reaches the Senate.
Evening star., 1940-01-06
Quiet on West Front
Predicted by Germans
Nv the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
BERLIN, Jan. 6.-DNB, German
official news agency, advised Ger
mans today they could expect quiet
along the entire western front in
the near future.
1t gave this advice in explaining
the brevity of todays high COM
mand communique which said
merely, mo special events"
DNB said that up to now the con-
flict has been most active between
the Rhine and Moselle Rivers. but
that there, too, stagnancy would be
observed.
Evening star., 1940-01-06
British Scout Planes
Reported Over Reich
BY the Associated Press.

LONDON, Jan. 6.-The Royal Air
Force was reported authoritatively
today to have carried out reconnais-
sance flights over northwestern Ger
man in the night, in addition to the
usual security patrols maintained
over German seaplane bases IN the
vicinity Of the Frisian islands.
Evening star., 1940-01-06
Frost-Bitten at Fire

BRISTOL, Pa, Jan. 6 (P.-The
boots of four firemen froze to the
ground today as they battled $2,500
grocery store fire. They were
treated for frost-bitten feet, hands
and ears.
Evening star., 1940-01-06
British Bomber Crashes

LONDON, Jan. 6 R.-A British
bombing plane crashed today near
Ventnor, on the Isle of Wight, and
three of its four occupants were
killed.
Evening star., 1940-01-06
Summary Of Todoy's Star

New Hatch bills affecting D. c.
workers ready. Page Ais
Edmund B. Rogers named temporary
head of Capital Parks. Page Al
Evening star., 1940-01-06

Page. Page.
Amuse- Obituary -A-10
mentS ---B-16 Radio -----A-1l
Church Real
News BIS Estate Bib
Comics B-14-15 Society - BIS
Editorials AS Sports Abb
Finance A-14-15 Woman's
Lost, Found B-9 Page ---B-4
Foreign
Carol warns Russia against invading
Bessarabia. Page Al
Ciano reported urging Hungary to
settle Rumanian issues. Page Al
Protests rise against replacement OF
Hore- -Belisha. Page Al
British shipments of arms to Sweden
are disclosed. Page Al
Soviet and Bulgaria sign pact
squirting trade. Page Al
Notionol
Secretary Ickes' statement flayed by
civil service advocates. Page Al
Winter-long siege is predicted on
Mannerheim Line. Page Al
Roosevelt calls Harrison and Byrnes
to White House. Page Al
Democrats hope for 100000 from
jackson Day dinners. Page Az
N. L. R. B. probe IN recess until
Monday. Page A-3
Labor Board promotes industrial
peace, Madden reports. Page AS
Woshinaton and Nearby.
Atmospheric race turns tables on
veatherman. Page Al
Evening star., 1940-01-06
A Favorite Untruth."

(see ICKEs, Page A-loJ
Evening star., 1940-01-06

'See CONGRESS, Page A-10D
Evening star., 1940-01-06

(See ARGENTINA, Page A
Evening star., 1940-01-06

(See CAROL, Page ABB
Evening star., 1940-01-06

tSee LONDON, Page A-4J
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-27
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

BANK AND BUSINESS REF
ERENCES REQUIRED FROM
EVERY ADVERTISER SEEK
ING CAPITAL THROUGH
ADVERTISEMENTS IN THE
STAR UNDER BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITIES.
Advertisers In the Business OPP
portunities columns of The Star
seeking capital must furnish
one bank and two business ref
erences. Announcements must
also pass The Stars general
rules Of accepta bility. which are
framed to exclude all mislead-
ing. questionable or otherwise
Objectionable statements While
The Star does everything within
its power to safeguard readers
against the fraudulent, inde-
pendent investigat ton should be
made before definite closing Of
negotiations
In order that sufficient time
may be allowed for investiga-
ton such advertisements for
The Sunday Star cannot be &C.
cepted later than IL pm.
Thursday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-27

THE KINDLY NURSING HOME HAS VA
cancies for the aged. invalids and conval-
eScentS; all types OF Senile and chronic dis
cases will receive excellent care Except
contaeious diseases; fine facilities calhoun
nursing service. tray and dietary service;
beautifully located home in the city; large
resting porch and lawns: inspection invited;
doctors references given. reasonable rates.
Phone Columbia 1898.
PHYSIOTHERAPY TREATMENT FOR
colds, nervousness. chronic cases.
DR.. FREDA R. OSTROW, 1002 Conn. ave.
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

YOUNG LADY, DRIVING COUPE LOS AN
ge!eS about Nov. 8, wishes companion share
expenses, driving. CHI. 4172
TRANSPORTATION WANTED TO MIAMI
In exchange for driving, Nov. End or 3rd.
Randolph 1904
DRIVING MINNEAPOLIS NOV. .; TAKE
y. Call TIA. 1925.
DRIVING MIAMI. FLA. TAKE .. 3; NEW
car; careful driver: before election day.
Write Box 370-X. Star. -
LEAVING FRIDAY MORNING WESTERN
(Kentucky Take 3 passengers: share ex-
penses. Call MISS TRUMBO, DI. 1906.
CHARLESTON, WEST VIRGINIA, NOVEM-
Der .. return November q; take .: heated
new car. Ii. 1907 after 5 pm
DRIVING 1910 SEDAN TO CALIFORNIA:
st ne. end floor.
COUPLE. DRIVING 1910 PACKARD FLOR
IDA this week, take guest psgrs,, reas.
FRANKLIN. Temple 1870.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-27

HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.
SMALL MONTHLY PAYMENTS WILL
REPAIR OR MODERNIZE YOUR HOME
Reliable contractor desires inside work
for employees this winter and will make
reasonable rates for all types of home
improvements For estimates phone NJ
B. SHUEY, Republic 2OlO
MoDERNIZE YOUR HOME NOW.
HEATING INSULATING
PLUMBING PAPERING
ROOFING PAINTING
REMODELING SIDING
PLASTERING CARPENTRY
S. MONTHLY PAYMENTS.
90 Years Of Satisfactory Service
TABORS HOME RENOVATING CO.,
Once and Showrooms.
1920 Irving St. NV. Adams 1900
BUILD-REPAIR-REMODEL,
Complete Building Service
LOWEST COST o5 Yrs Exper
JAMES R KIRCHEN, SHEPHERD 6S47-J
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-27
HELP WANTED.


Tool-rm: checker, m, sal $40 wk Ship Ship
mgr m. bk small dairy. salary $50 wk.
Collector. m, credit agency, age 30-45.
saIary open. Material checker m. const.
co. salary open Purchasing agent, m,
contractor supplies. salary S45 wk. Civil
engineer. M field work. sal. open.
SEE MIR. BYRD,
Stenog m, exp; 40 OPENINGS al ages;
salary, S35-4O wk. Night P. B. x. clerk.
M real estate CO.; salary. open
steno f.. ms CO.. salary open. Steno.'
cashier, T., finance CO.. sal open steno-'
4 mfgr, agent. salary open.
SEE MISS YOUNG.
n C. R, opr.. f. g openlnes,. salary
open Typist. steno.., (, heating engin engineer
tngs1; salary SO wk Gredlt e1eTK t GPp
+, under IS. public utility, salary S22.5Q.
BURROUGHS OPR dairy. 5-day wk., sal
AIRY $50 wk ADDRESSO. OPR.. f., for
iaunoF'' SEE SEE MSS 1Pss; KNIGHT
Auto. mechanic. m 70 openings salaLS
S35 wk Motorcycle driver. M permit. sal
airy 500 wk Gas attendant. m. Is OPEN
ngs), local, salary SO Wk
Practical nurse. f.. $40 mo-. r; ana o.
SODA clerk g openings. male and female.
saesgirl, refining exp, salary open. Dress
salesgirl, under 35. salary open. Telephone
solicitor f., salary SIT wk. and commission:
Registered nurse, f. Is openings salary
SEE MISS EAST.
PERSONNEL SERVICE,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-27

RESTAURANT. confectionery beer and
ice cream; on busiest section OF H ST. ne.
81 600; rent, Sl25. incl. apt above COM
pete equipment. R G. Dunno Attorney
at Law GOA H ST. ne AT $500
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-27

GIRL colored neat, wants cooking or
g,h.w.; experienced. 1917 Columbia 81 NV
GIRL colored. wants work as mothers
helper. ghw; stay nights pref 1404
3rd st " MI 3og6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-27
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
MECHANICAL, DRAFTSMEN.
s &c r E. T A R I E. S

EXPERIENCED and GOOD beginners.
1926 needed NOW for temporary and per
manent openings-many placed, S35-S4O
week Miss White.
BOOKKEEPERS ID, typists, expr. See
Miss Black
STENOG (mO bookkeepers. typists: Miss
DODGE No charge unless PLACED-hun-
drers are PLACED monthly.
BOYD EMPLOYMENT,
1919 p G. Oldest ..Accredited"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-27
SITUATIONS MEN 8 WoMEN.
(Tontinuad
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

WOMAN, white, middle-aged, exp. in care
Of children; ref; 25c hr. North 142O,
Apt. 323. Mrs. Bradfeld.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-27

CAPABLE PERSON TO rent half space in
ready-to-wear store. $50 including heat
and electricity Excellent opportunity for
children's and infants ready-to-wear of
linens Call LII 2kla 1909 Il ST ne
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-12
Style Is Keynote
of l94l HudSonS

When Tacoma motorists accept
the invitation to visit automobile
dealer showrooms next week and
call in at either the Mclaughlin
Motor company or Boyd Motors.
Inc, they will see a Hudson line
for 1e41 (which stresses exterior
beauty as well as interior good
ness.
Symphonic styling begins with
brilliantly modern new design i.
bodies that are SD inches longer.
a full 2 inches lower. and roomier
than ever with lines that flow
in unbroken harmony from front
to modish new rear.
But the browning triumph of
symphonic styling Is that IL makes
available a wide selection Of in
terror color combinations that har-
monize with the exterior colors at
no extra cost
In automobiles, up to now. one
upholstery color has usually done
duty with every body color. Car
pets. floor mats. steering wheels
and trim have introduced still
other assorted colors and tones.
Now Hudson's symphonic styl-
ing gives you, in your 1941 car. the
kind of color harmony throughout
that you want and expect in other
fine things you buy. A car that
is truly a symphony of line and
color.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-12

DETROIT riynsouths 49, =
way pickup II rsrfcrmsnes ~ -
resdy reeelxsa enthusiastic -.
dcrsemsnt FRS hundreds - sSn-
sfs ne~ afissaE ghs 80 IA
mcdsis. seeofsilns r. ? r nzyns.
general sales manager ~ ths ~.
mouth nivsslon e chr.ier 80.
roratica
THIS years sst.up IN peSer
output ~ ffymouth's fsmeas
Ficsting rowsr engine anif pafi.
" accounts ~ the ~ores - en-
thnslanticc reports streaar reach.
lng ths factory particularly frnm
Fncunisinoa. parts ~ ths country. =
nsyne aid
Resides tn hrost IN riyaeaths
power pa ~ toti. there =
greater driving tarqus threukhaut
the entire speed range Aaasa -
thls the power plant Airo i Krared
M higher - the rear wheels
through . higher axle ratin
further imPFuvine actual perform.
snes on ths rad
"A fourth factor IN greatly IN.
proved performances Ia this years
nsw transmission. with ~ PEI cent
higher gear ratio IN second gear
A. a result. performances In .ecand
speed combined with higher sn.
CINE power and effect n the nsw
rear axle shows an Improvement
n "a per cent over the yea b.
fore
Such a four.way step-up alsn
means new eonxsnience whsn dfis.
ing on Level ground Plymouth ;
new transmission makes possible
Two speed shifting IN . iaw price
motor car which 4. definitely IN
line with ths latest trend toward
fewer shifting motions IN higher
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-12

Motor Company and Walker
Chevrolet Company. chrysier,
Steven Motor Company and Wake
field Motor Company. DE soto.
Winthrop Motor Company and
copeland Motors. Dodge. Irwin
Jones Motor Company and Stacy
Young Motors: Ford. Mallon
Motors and Titus Motor Com
pany: LaSalle. Tacoma Auto
Sales: Lincoln-zephyr and Mer-
curry. Titus Motor Company ana
Mallon Motors; Nash. Sanford
Ball Nash Company and South
Side Nash Company: Hudson
Terraplane. Mclaughlin Motor
Company and Boyd Motors; Odds
mobile. Munson Motor Company.
Packard. Arson c. Hart Packard
Company; Plymouth. copeland
Motors. 1rwin-Jones. Steven and
Winthrop Motor Company; Pom
tiae. Tacoma Auto Sales: Stude-
baker. Allen Motor Company and
kinnebrew- Bridges Motors.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-12

shifting and clutch operation. for
all normal driving and makes lsrky
starts or engine stAlilng impossible.
At traffic lights. the crivsr Of =
ipsf ne soto with this new feature
viii simply uss The brake to stop
the car and the scceierstor pedal
10 start u. without touching either
the gear shift lever or clutch.
Fluid Drive IL the device which
eliminates the need for de-eiuteh-
ing. II IL the same type that has
been used successfully on higher
priced chrysler products for the
past two years. and which has been
under development hy Chryslsr
engineers for the past eight years.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-12

Showrooms win Be open eve
nings from October u TO 10. in
elusive. with the exception u
Sunday. when all dealers win re-
main closed for the day. as usual.
On every other day. for the
fun week. showrooms win be open
late IN order to give everyone a
chance To see all the new cars. {"
said E. A. Ed" Riebe. chairman
OF the dealers committee in
charge OF the show. Our idea
il to make IT easy for the public
To see the 1941 models OF each
manufacturer. For this reason.
Tacoma's auto show has been
made a showroom open house
People can 60 to individual show
rooms. see the cars-and have the
advantage Of a more personal
contact with the various dealers
attendants. In this way. a per-
son who is particularly inter
ested in one make Of car win be
able TO see a fuller range Of avail
able models, for all dealers will
be showing as many different
body styles as possible.
~We urge everyone 10 see
ALL the cars. however. The
year 1s41 viii indeed be n
banner year for the automo-
bile business, with more adj
vancements than ever before.
From the standpoint Of In
terest alone, the public should
certainly make a real effort
10 see every model being
shown. For I can say, with
out qualification, that these
new cars, In every manu-
facfurers line. are outstand-
ing In all respects
All manufacturers. Riebe point
ed out, are giving splendid CO.
operation with Tacoma dealers.
A full compliment of models will
be shown by dealers. and in many
cases special shipments have been
made by factories in order to
assure the Tacoma motoring pub
lie a better selection Of new
models to inspect.
The New York Automobile
Show, taking place at this
same time, win have very
little more to offer In the
way Of model assortment"
he said. 'With the exception
of a few custom-built cars,
Tacoma win get as good a
look at the new models rs
viii New York."
The cars to be displayed, and
the dealers who will show them,
are: Buick, Mueller Harkins
Cadillac, Tacoma Auto Sales Com
pany; Chevrolet, South Tacoma
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-12

priced xshssiss Under nafmai
driving conditions owners fiaa
they only mad 10 uss M new
second getaway gear sna han
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-12

scar keeping los gear n reserve
Tor sstra power when uesstssi -
uphnl starts ~ fnr pulling aut Il
mud and riIfs
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-12
Saturday Marks Beginning
OF Dealers Open House Week
All Soles Rooms To Be Open During
Evening Hours With Exception of Sunday
Tomorrow's the davi

Yes-Saturday October IL marks the opening Of the
Tacoma automobile dealers Look EN- Over Week" when
the public is invited to- visit all showrooms for complete
inspection of the new 1871 model cars
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-12

But sharing The spotlight Il :
strong cast OF new features inciud-
ing low-swung Rocket bodies. in
creased roominess. two-tone inte-
riors. greater horsepower. three
swank new models and an exclu-
sive chrysler Corporation develop
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-12
New Al De Solo Now Being Shown by
Downtown and South Tacoma Dealers

Billed the biggest since the seifstarter. Fluid
Drive and Smpmatc Transmission take the leading roles
in De Sotos 1871 presentation Winthrop Motor Co., down.
town. and at copeland Motors in South Tacoma.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-07-17
seitt.ssd Sea n. .s3xH 1s40

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