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Evening star., 1941-07-30

NEW CUNT BLDG; TENANTS FURNISH
heat: large rooms porches. conY. About
$4,000 rents. See this one Ma. 1919.
TAKOMA PARK-SEVERAL GOOD-PAY-
lng Weu-located apt houses. II will nay
YOU 10 inveStIRate them. H. BROOKS
PERRING, SH 59H6
I0-ROOM BRICK, ROW. BELOW PET
worth, build into APIS, oil heat VIII sell
cheap for cash above first trust. Call
OWNER. North o1N1 evenings.
I HAVE HOUSE IN FAIRFAX co. VA.
near Lee highway and Falls Church. leased
for stu month Only 3, years Old, u
rooms. garage, masonry construction. that
can be bought for ~igj0, way under cost
An excellent inyeS ment. Immediate sale
Call CLYDE HINES, RE. 2"2;. Ilol Yer
mont ave. NV.
DESIRABLE COMMERCIAL PROPERTY.
also apartments for sale. reasonably priced.
See Mr. Walter
9H5 18th St. n W. National Zoo.
A GOOD INCOME WITH SAFETY
>9,u0u-CORNER STORE Wl.h " rooms
IN rear and i-oom and bath apart
ment on second floor. Th.Ckiv pupu-
Ia ed SOur neast section. Rented month
" % one tenant who pays own heat
and Nahr TWo-CaT eaTaee, Income,
50 month Possession If desired or
tenant will take lease
Sla, Seml-detached brick four family
fiat. near New Hampshire ave and
Emerson ST. NV. Central heating
plant. Income. S2.l60 per year.
SHANNON 4 LUCHS CO
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5427 KANSAS AVE. NV.

Six rooms. :! baths, hot-waler heat. "a
rage; Colonial front porch, :, screened
porcheS: express bus service streetCars a
bLock churches, stores and schools nearby;
sacrificed by owner at 5000
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO.,
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8 Blocks From Lee Blvd.

1esutiful broom new bungalow; tile
ba III, fireplace. screened porch, oil burner
unconditional full basement, large attlc
with clear oak floors, windows. msulateo
S5 900; reasonable terms; no settlement
charge. In beautiful Glencsrlyn. oiocs
to bus To reach: Drive out Lee o,Eo;
~i1er bevond Glebe rd turn left 3 BLOCKS
~ 5s1T I'd st., s. Arlington, Va, HAMIL-
TON HOMES. NC 37os 9Th st. s. CH.
9Ra1 Arlington, va.
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RANK S. PHILLIPS. DI. 1411.
CHEVY CHASE. D. c.

RcbOIED foh IMMEDIATE SALE.
Here Is a rare opportunity to purcha Sc
really fine home, ideally situated lust
west OF Conn. ave. and near Alice Deal
and Woodrow Wilson High Schools, at an
extremely low price. In excellent condl-
tlnn. this spacious Center-hal home IN
cludeS very large living room and dining
room big modern kitchen and breakfast
room, ; large bedrooms ! baths Gncud-
Ing 26-ft- master bedroom with dressing
alcove and private bath. maids hath in
basement and detached eara9e: hot-Vater
oil heat; priced at only S15."5O For de-
tails, call Mr.. Burr. WO. 1853.
Evening star., 1941-07-30

80 acres. about 100 acres tiIiabia. about
100 acres in virgin timber; water in every
field, good S-ronm old Colonial house. hrge
f1replsceS, tenant house and tobacco barns,
electric. available without cos for lnSia la
tion. near Chaptico. Nd. paved road. about
40 miles from d C. price - 800: Il ca sn,
balance wears At 81,
JOHN A BRICKLEY, EXCLUSIVE AGENT.
Call Mr. Leland. Clinton GAR
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

CHEVY CHASE, MD, 1000
Down. 81! mo-. incl. taxes; new stone
house, modern rms, 3 bedrms., Ia
seen to be appreciated. OWNER. ,WO. 23s6
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.
BETHESDA. MD.-S7,95O.

Wooded lO, lolCl 5-room BUNGALOW,
large living room. op 4 fireplaCe screened
porch. fun basement. maids toilet. auto.
heat attic: gaf&Ee.
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LOOK THESE OVER

Three new detached homes New Hamp--
shire ave and Rittenhouser st; priced
from SS. $50 to elu.15u. These houses
have TO y rooms with - baths Some
with recreation rooms. auto. gas heat.
extra large kitchens. beautiful grounds
Open Daily From ! l AN. Till Dark.
See Mr. Bedell on Premises. Representing
a L A
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FnSlNCi ~ Ivan.
QUICK "nd-TRUST LOANS TO MD. D. c.
Va home owners - -Ouu. pay - mo -;
$500. paw Sl5 mo. We invite you 10 call
u FOR loans on YOUR property. COLONIAL
INVESTMENT CO, 1929 L ST. NV. Dis
lrlc- 6I5U
PLENTY MONEY AVAILABLE FOR End
trusts taxes and 1st trusts D. C Md and
Va. Deals closed N - houIs Small
monthly payments ". T COTHERN. Hl5
Now York ave, NV. MA. s4I6, J.
MONEY ON YOUR HOME. QUICK, CON
FIDENTIAL: 81 and md trust. Lsxes;
home Improvements, vacation. etc METRO
REALTY. 3l3 Woodward Bldg. RE. ll"2
MONEY ON SECOND TRUST.
We VIII buy second-trust notes. D. C,
NAT. MORT & INV CORP.
1872 y. Y. Ave NV. National 5s}3.
LOANS ON INHERITANCES.
Why Wait? Get Your Money Nov
Estates. Trusts. Incomes Purcha sed.
BANKERS DISCOUNT.
RE. 0550. pa 9th s. NV
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WHAT PRICE
REAL IIVING9

real 6-room. bath detached home in
beautiful new community of new homes
This home is close TO TRANSFORMATION that
will bring YOU quickly to Washington.
Where else can you get as great a value
for only S4.515? Further details gladly
ME 1142
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OLD GEORGETOWN.

Nicely restored and completely modern
In its equipment. this authentic old house
IS an excellent value: present owner buy
ing larger home, reason for selling: in
Cludes large lSt-h. library with adjoining
fun bath, " large bedrmS and bath on
md A.; paneled basement dining room
with fireplace; complete kitchen: automatic
heat: the rear yard is unusually deep and
ATTRACTIVE For details, call Mr.. Young.
FRANK S. PHILLIPS DI 1411
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MESSAGE TO
HOME SEEKERS.

For thorough enjoyment and comfort
able living you owe it TO your family to
inspect the beautiful 3-bedroom oi2-ba tn,
recreation room. detached home with at
tached garage, which is accessible to trans
portatlOn. amusement. churches and stores.
The reasonable price will amaze YOU. Call
j. WESLEY BUCHANAN. NE ll43
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PETWORTH BARGAIN

Here IS good value in an end
OF row-6-rm. brick. rec rm., -
rear porcheS. See II. then price it.
EDMUND J. FLYNN. RE I2lS.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

FOR SALE OR LEASE. md COMMERCIAL
fireproof building. 9uXll5 feet. suitable for
bakery. laundry, warehouse. shop o. manu-
featuring with ramp TO roof OF approXi
mately 10000 square feet for parking or
storage @312-20 Georsia ave. NV. ASK
for Mr. PERRY
PROPERTY IN 5000 BLOCK NJ ST =
story brick BLDG, y #. front, S2o006.
Box @6S-M. Star.
2nd-COMMERCIAL GROUND, LOCATED
corner New Jersey ave. and NJ pl. Sc:
l3.5O0 So IT,. r. :. siding next door Need
cash: Will take back trust on property.
VIII also consider building for Al firm.
Ii. 5343 SH. Sl.3-J, ewes.
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Cleveland Park-Sl3,95O,
NI0NIInued J

This is one OF the most attractive Offer
lnss on todayS market. Large Stone
aWeIlmg containing 10 rooms 3 bath,
4 hrNt-iloor library and lavatory. auUona nc
neat earage, fire kitchen equipment ard
| Ihe entire property Is in excellent con0l-
tractye and a clear stream runs through
/ the center Of the beautifully landsca pc d
/ garden. Call BOSS g. PHELPS, Nationa /
Evening star., 1941-07-30
REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE

I"x24 LIVING RN, 2 BDRMS-. EXTRA
ms. lots OF shade enc. rear porch and
yard. Reasonable for cash. 35 Shepherd
ST.. HyattSv4lle, around $50 pm
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Sc. BARGAIN.
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.

Near Capitol rooms. = baths. Including
furniture. vacant. Price. $500. terms
c. J HOLT. 500 B ST. sc. FIR 1880.
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FARMS WANTED
DESK SPACE FOR REM.

FARM NEAR SEAT PLEASANT. MD T
be purchased. $50 down, $50 month";
Box ELL, Sfar
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NEAR THE CATHEDRAL,

WtA'JUU- -OItVtIdIIC T dIk.
Owner leaving the city has placed an
attractive figure on his home for an i'm
mediate sale. II is located in quiet
square high elevation and convenient to
the National Cathedral John Eaton Public
school and only | square from bus :
splendid rooms, sleeping rooms. = tile
baths, huge living and dlnine rooms, sun
room. pantry and large. modern Kitchen;
hnlshed attic. maid ; room and bath OIL
HEAT aaraae Entire property in excel
lent condition. i can be seen oy appoint
ment only THOS- j. FISHER & co,
CHAMBERS III 5-bl
Evening star., 1941-07-30
SEE TODAY.

New detached brick bedrooms. Q baths,
frepIsces automatic heat, built-ln ga
rage, iaree wooded lot. hish eleystiont;, t,,i io%
= m Ont ColeSville pike TO Sligo Branch.
EFT two blocks OWNER RA' s'oo'
(%E 413S
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-12-19

hostinci byl pouze jediny host.
Kdyz vypili objednane napo-
je, vynali revolvery a Sheuer-
mann chopil Sc tez sveho revol-
veru a stTelil pc jednom z lupi-
CD. Oba nan pax zahajili pal
bu. Pravil, re patrne zasahl
jednoho z Mich, protoze popadl
Sc "a zivot a klesl ma podlahu.
Vstal vSak a oba utekli z hostin
ce a ujeli We SVEN AUTOMOBILE.
Sheuermann byl AZ leta star.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-12-19

Melton S~heuermann, MATTE
hostince v ST. Louis, zemfel
ma dive RAINY do bricha, ktere
mu byly zpGsobeny o jedne no
dine rano tehoz dine, kdyz byl
postrelen dvema lupici, kdyz
jiz kladl odpor. Pred svou
Sheuermann Tekl polici-
re pfipravoval Sc k Cd
chodu z hostince, kdyz tam
vstoupili diva mladf muzi. V
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26

Continued from Double Page)

alrea hot But remember.
brand 'em light. men on the
chest. women low down on the
shoulder where it won't show"
he winked.
They went to the long. open
shed Inside it the slaves were
sitting back 10 back, ironed like
murderers. They were dusty and
unhappy. heads down but their
eyes squirting sideways to see
what new misery was coming to
EN-. There were about ten wo-
men. tied with rattans, and at
one end four men who seemed
different from the others sat up
right and gave Sven look for
Look, like equals.
This one bad men," said the
Portugee. They chiefs; we take
them from their village for raid
ing other village they are sen
tence to be sold
Quick as lightning one of
them rolled over and sank his
teeth in the Portugee's leg He
yelled like he was having his
threat cut and beat on the chiefs
head until he let go. Then he
grabbed a club from one of the
Kroomen and started slamming
that poor bound native like he
was trying TO drive him into the
ground.
Sven couldn't stand that and
he grabbed the club away from
the splitting, screeching mailman.
They dragged the slave to his
feet and tied him to a post in
the compound and the Portugee,
still screaming. tears running
down his sweaty, yellow face, or
dered one of the Kroos TO flog
him. He had a long strip of
elephant hide, twisted and hard
ened in the sun--He showed his
filed teeth and swung the hide
across the slaves back like
sword.
Well sir, Sven said they beat
him with that hide until the
blood. splashed out of his back
and he hung like a dead man in
the ropes.
Sven was told off to stay
ashore that night, ready for the
next batch of slaves He must
have slept, for it was false dawn
when there was rattle of drums
in the bush and he heard the
Kroos rushing about the shout
ing He went out and the Portu-
gee was screaming at his slaves
and carrying on like mad thing
Then the Mary Patricia up an
chored and started wearing down.
river.
Here, get me a canoe"
shouted Sven. Il gotta go
aboard
More better you stop here
'longside me-" yelled the Portu-
gee. Drums say man-o'-war out
side bar"
The ship was 0sheering off so
as to be clear of the slave beach
before the cruiser sighted her.
Sven with the Kroomen
knocked the irons off the slaves
and tied them neck and neck
with rattans They had 70 he
away in case the gunboat came
up-river for a look-see. BY late
afternoon they were off, the
Kroomen with whips and long
guns driving the slaves like
sheep.
BY niehtfal they came upon
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26

Sven had to watch what hap
pened. Those coast boys stuck
it out as long ashley could, then
one of them. stuck full of little
arrows like a porcupine started
throwing his head like a hooked
shark and bawling something
fierce. That started the others
off and the women drove the kids
away and squatted before the tied
men jeering at them.
An old man went over to Sven.
A native followed him with
sheaf of spears and a cutlass in
his fist.
Me, I big chief" says the old
man. How you name ?"
"Savvy English. do ye?" Sven
said. You better let them boys
and me go or therein be a file of
marines up here"
"Man-o'-war no like SLAYER"
said the old geezer
sven went cold all over for all
he was sweating like a pig.
The savages lit more fires and
started the drums again. then
they started dancing. They fin
ished the dance. then dragged one
of the Haussas and tied him to a
triangle of branches beside fire.
First they ripped off his gown
then the kids started their antics.
But that Haussa could take it:
he stood there. his teeth showing
like chips of china while they
stuck him full of little bamboo
arrows. little trickles of blood
were coming from every one of
them. But one of the women got
mad and drove a spear right
through him. lie sagged in the
ropes and they were on him like
terriers.
The chief who had been flogged
crept out, held up by two women.
He had the very strip of twisted
elephant hide HAT the krUus- had
used on him They dragged for
ward Kroo and the chief stood
clear and slashed him across the
belly with that rawhide. That
chief flogged every Haussa and
kroo until they were all dead.
Then there was a silence and
Sven could hear the Portugee
feebly whining Seemed like that
half-caste had been a devil with
the women, and he was to be
finished by the women. They
squatted around him like at a
picnic; except at picnics you
don't hear laughter like theirs.
It was hours before he stnppea
crying and what was left when
the women got up and staggered
off like drunk things made Sven
look the other way.
But he soon looked back for
the old chief started yelling and
pointing to him.
Sven thought minute and de-
cided it was better to die quick.
One of the chiefs came too
near and Sven stood up as if
ready then grabbed his spear
and made a break for the bush.
Someone threw a spear between
his legs and before he hit the
ground they had him. They
dragged him back and dashed him
to a post that was still Shiny
with a Haussa's blood
The old chief was dancing like
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26

jumping jack and jabbing at
him with his spear. Then the
chief who'd been flogged came
hobbling over and started a pala-
Yer all on his own. The old man
turned TO Sven.
you stop Portugee man fog
this chief" he wanted to know
Aye l tried TO stop-him,"
Sven said.
The old man grabbed a cutlass
and cut Sven from the post
You friend" he said Go
way one-time. S'pose you stop
this side, we killa you"
Sven rubbed his arms and
watched them close.
But the chief pointed the way
out of the village, and Sven start
ed then and there. He walked
for hours through the blackness,
and it was two days before he
came To the settlement at the
river. The big house and barra-
coon were burned TO the ground
and there wasn't living soul
10 be seen
He drank some water and man.
Saged to catch a chicken which
he ate raw For four days he
p. waited scared half out of his life.
Then he heard the boom of a.
gun and that same day the Mary
Patricia came edging up-river
and took him off.
TOOK them day to get over
the bar and out to sea. But
they put in at Sierra Leone and
picked up a hundred slaves and
Sven had TO pack them in like
sardines in that narrow half deck.
Only five feet of headroom there
was, not enough room for them
to stand up.
Sven ironed them TO battens so
they couldn't move about whilst
and freed them in messes
to come on deck for food and
water. BY the time they started
for home there were 200 slaves in
that clipper ship.
Second day out of sight of
land. one of the slaves jumped
overheard and started swimming.
The others lined the rail jibbering
like mad. But the captain
wouldn't put boat over.
I'VE can spare one, Just 70
show the others whatll happen If
they try to escape. Let 'em see
what happens to him"
The mans head was soon
small spotin that green sea. Then
he got scared and started back
for the ship. Just before he
reached il and was right below
the line Of yelling heads a black
fin slid alongside him. He opened
his mouth to yell, but, it filled
with water before he could utter
sound and he sank in cloud
of blood
The slaves let up howls and
, means, but there was no more at
tempts to 60 overheard and every
fine evening they sat about the
decks like well-behaved kids,
scared TO death and watching the
crew with quiet eyes.
When the Mary Patricia
reached the Doldrums she swung
in a sea that was like hot oil
canvas Stating against the masts
and pitch bubbling out of the
deck beams. Seven slaves were
dropped overheard before they
got out Of those waters. Don't
know what they died of; they
just died
Ten others died in the Mid
die Passage and Captain Mahan
ordered the deck fumigated. The
crew went below with tarpots
and hot marlin spikes while the
slaves were kept on deck. 1t
cleared up for a day or so, then
II was Just as bad as ever.
They were five days out of
Cuba, where they were to dis
charge their cargo. when the
lookout sighted something.
Man-o'-war." he yelled Hull
down off the port quarter" \ 4
Luckily. night fell before she
was close enough to order the
Mary Patricia TO stop. and during
the night they lost her But by
noon next day she turned up
= Reserved
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26

Its effective ingredients hasten the natural
activity of the skin in taking of hfeless, dull
or darkened surface skin in tiny, invisible par
ieles. THIS complexion lishtener used as d.
reeted reveals the whittier, newer underskin
snoias isst,si tightsns loose surface SKIN. Gives
delightful sense Of frsthoess Reduces excess surface
oil. Dissolve SsSolte Astringent in one-haH pint
~iieh hsFel and use daily, morning OF evening.
Trsco, tssay Mssh-Try this cooling. soothing and
refreshing facial. We believe you will LIKE IL.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26

Next week Cap'n Landers will
spin another yarn of the wicked
trade some of the clippers ran in
"black ivory" from the African
Gold COast.)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26

Captain Dave
Landers,
Author of This
Clipper Series,
as He Looks
Today, Still
Hale and
nearly AFTER
His Thrilling
Experiences
on the Old
Sailing Ships.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26
Does Your Cooking
Make a HHo

II A v E you some spec
- cial way of cooking
or baking that makes GER
tain dishes tastier and
really delicious?
THE A NJ f r l c A N
WEEKLY will pay SIS for
each recipe sent in by
readers and used in the
Housewives Food Alma
mack" the unusual fea-
ture on the second from
the last page of this and
every issue,
Read the easy-to-follow
rules on that page!
Evening star., 1941-10-30

Inhalation Of the combatant forces
is insufficient ALREADY there are
becoming visible the lines of de-
marcatfon of the great territorial
blocks into which Central Russia
is to be broken up.
But this problem forces Hitler to
stake the whole gamble of the war
on the final result Should his
march forward cease, it will be a
defeat for him. Should Russian
front remain, should the present
Soviet regime maintain itself in
power, should. in spite of the occu-
patton, important sections of Russia
maintain national unity, the Rus
sian campaign must become the
turning point of the war, even If 1t
does not result in military defeat
for Hitler, even if the German
armies achieve further successes
This necessity for complete solu-
ton, for a total victory, is the
obvious weakness of Nazi policy and
strategy.
tCopyrieht. 194l, by the North American
Newspaper Alliance. Inc.)
Evening star., 1941-10-30
Hitler Can't Make Compromise
Soviet Peace, Ex-Adviser Says
Territory Is Intended to Serve as Nucleus
Of Plan for New Empire, Rouschnine Asserts

make Germany tho leading world
power.
1t is the integration Of Russian
territory into the great empire rather
than destruction of the British en-
pire which, according to this sec
ond group, is the basis Of National
Socialist world domination. Once
Russia is conquered, they think, the
dissolution of the British empire can
be waited out. Germany could even
temporarily reach an understanding
with Britain. A compromise peace.
these National Socialists think, will
perhaps delay the liquidation of the
British world position, but certainly
not prevent it permanently.
Russia is the foundation of the
German Euro-Asiatic continental
empire. The Subjugation of this ter
ritory is the key point of National
Socialist policy Not because from
motives of doctrine it wants to
eradicate atheistic Bolshevism, as
popular slogans say, but because,
with the destruction of the last
great military power on the con-
tinent, Germany will be possessed
OF the arms monopoly Of Europe.
And the arms monopoly assures eco
nomic monopoly and this, in turn,
will enable Germany to develop such
power of state life that it will
be invincible.
AnnihilatiOn of Regime.
But in order to bring this about
it is obviously necessary not only
to destroy the offensive striking
power of the Russians, but, much
more, to annihilate Russian resist
ance completely and to eliminate the
BolShevik regime And his is why
Hitler cannot conclude : compro-
mise peace with Stain. He must
endeavor to break Russia up into its
ethnographic and geographic COM
ponents before he can make peace
with these component parts. He
can make no pacts with centraliS-
tic Russian great power, but must
destroy Russian centralism so that
he may create new political struc-
ture covering this area of combined
latent strength and economic power.
The political goal of Hitler al
ready is becoming obvious in the
strategic actions. The simple an
Evening star., 1941-10-30
Pro-British Wife
Divorces Pro-Germun
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
FAYETTEVILLE, Ark, Oct. 30
Charlotte Ann Won Mikusch-B Buch-
berg, who charged her husbands en-
thusiastic sympathy for Nazi Ger
many led to personal indignities to
her, was granted a divorce yesterday
hrom Johannes Donatus Won
Mikusch- -Buchberg, Newark IN. j.
chemist.
Mrs. Won Mikusch- -BuchberS testi-
fed her husband was pro-German,
that she was pro-British and that
the result was they would get into
quarrels and that as climax to
these, he would strike her.
Evening star., 1941-10-30
Mrs. Roosevelt Opposes
Hoover Food Plan

By the Associated Press.
ST. CLOUD, Mimi, Oct. 30.-Ex-
pressing opposition to ex-President
Hoover's proposal to send American
food to the German-occupied coun-
tries of Europe, Mrs. Eleanor Roose-
Evening star., 1941-10-30

care for the people he has con.
quered."
Mrs. Roosevelt believes that one
way to avert threatened imitation in
the United States is to establish
price-ceiling Immediately, she re.
piled to another question.
Evening star., 1941-10-30

welt, In a series of answers to ques-
tions, declared last night she was
afraid that such food would be
diverted into Hitler's hands.
Anyway" she told an audience
before whom she lectured, sit is a
responsibility Of the conqueror to
Evening star., 1941-10-30
Mississippi Editor Dies

GULFPORT, Miss. Oct. 80 PJ.-
Anthony G.. Osoinach, SO, pioneer
Mississippi coast newSpaperman and
for 26 years city editor of the Biloxi
Gulfport Daily Herald, died yester-
day after an fitness of three weeks.