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LOTS FOR SALE


3 WOODED BUILDING SITES. VIRGINIA.
town washington; restricted brick or stone:
mr. school,: sewer, water, elec. MA. 1888
CORNER LOT BRANDYWINE AND LIN
elusive residential section: $4,000. d.
2724 or EN-. 1851.
ARLINGTON VA--5 BUILDING LOTS,
OF main boulevard. all utilities there;
schools near. DE. 1906 Mon, 10 to 4 pm.
~ APT. SITES, ARLINGTON.
snd 50 c r. b;,, up sqnSsnient ss0n stores schools
NJ n, CAROLINA AVE; NE, NEAR 14th,
GUY TIMER, 1925 y st. NV. NO. 1907.
SACRIFICE FOR CASH BUILDING
lots, 60x200. near Lee blvd, between Falls
Church and Fairfax. Va; electricity and
1iSrp pns; price; S3S5 for both. Call clyde
eorn:1 sozlss' 10 ON SdIl LINNEAN AVE; NEXT ~
exclusive residential section; $4,000. DI.
2724 or EN-. 9551.
SILVER SPRING-WOODED LOT, ,70-FT.
frontage. Will build and finance to suit
purchasers plan. sH. 2171.
BUILDERS ATTENTION.
an Large sites for medium-priced homes
division r. H: A. approved. Now improved
with stone and brick $4,000 to $4,000
homes; Will take part of purchase price
behind construction loan for responsible
ssarsi Mar,eld css $3.50. o~NNA. warmed 4'0' OF
LOTS SUITABLE FOR APTe
Detached and semi-detached houses. Dee
s.s 18th i: +: x:H. (, saul Co. IA. 800.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

OVS1N6JJ rNVTENIV TVN SNEg.
s-ROOM HOUSE IN BUSINESS DISTRICT,
Arlington, Va. For appointment call
PROPERTY IN 5000 BLOCK M ST
story brick bldg, 21 #. front; $4,000.
Box 26S-M Star
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ACREAGE FOR SALE.
WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

Z ACRES OF LAND. / MILE FROM
Va. 2712 N Military I'd .
Arlington. Va. Phone Oxford 1326-M.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.
Continued.

DE SOTO 1887 4-door touring sedan;
motor; fine tires, very clean interior and
truly bargain for only 1885. L. p.
STEUART, INC, 1928 Rhode Island ave.
ne, Dupont 7343 Open SUNDAYS and ewes
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HOUSES, INVESTMENT
properties, old houses at once. B. M.
ODUM, RE. 5216, 1927 Eye st. NV. So
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PROPERTY WANTED.

4-FAMILY COLORED APT.
Near Dupont Circle: 1907 rented. 81, ,04O
nQually Might trade CHI 1900
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9oUU.UU CASd-lNSPEC
- 1873 AND 1879 ~ C. AVE. NE.
rooms. bath. h.-wh new plants),
a real home with monthly payments less
tha1 rent. PRICE. $3.50 Will trade
OPEN every day, Ma 9257
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BRENTWOOD VILLAGE, 1417 DOWNING
st. n.e-New Groom brick, auto. heat:
shopping center; bus. RE. 6S95.
SEE THIS TYPICAL GEORGETOWN CO.
Ionial located in a tree-shaded section. of
American University Park First floor has
large living and dining rooms. paneled
library and lavatory; on the second floor
are three. bedrooms, surprisingly large
alton room; S14,250. THOS. L. PHIL
LIPS. MO. 1900 until 9 pm. 35ls Conn.
Evening star., 1941-10-09
How Can Marie Be
Dumb Blond in
New Bronze Hair?
BY the Associated Press.

BY the hSSOClhteC PRESS.
HOLLYWOOD.
You've probably heard Marie VIII
sons plant about not really being
a dumb blond and why does she
always get those parts.
If you haven't heard, it's not
Marie's fault, because she's been
crying for years about the injustice
of 1t all.
Indignantly, she announced:
"Just because I've played flock
OF dizzy blond danes, directors in
sist on typing me as bralnless nit
wit. Hundreds of blond girls have
written me about it. They don't
like the reflection upon themselves
in such characteriZations any more
than l do.
They've urged me to do some
thing about it, to help correct the
false impression that blonds are
mental pygmies."
So she has.
She walked on the set Of her new
picture displaying q shimmering
new bronze coiffure and defying
anybody to do anything about it
So far, no one has.
The picture, incidentally, is ''Har.
ward, Here I Come" and she's 6
lovelorn sorority girl who chase!
Make RoSenbloom.
Through with dumb parts?
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verve. Maybe that's matrimony.
Well have a chance to check again
soon on that point. Judy Garland
and Kathryn Grayson, recent
honeymooners, will have pictures out
shortly.
Tobacco Road" and THE
Shanghai Gesture" having skidded
right by Hays Office censors, M-G-M
announces that Spencer Tracy will
be starred shortly in 'Tortilla Flat"
from the Rowdy John Steinbeck
novel. Tracy is anxious to get back
on the screen in the shortest time
possible-to erase the horrible
memories Of Jekyll and Hyde.
For the first time since the days
of Strongheart, Rin-tin-tin and Rex
(king of wild horses, an animal has
been placed under term contract by
a studio. His name is Muk. 6-year-
old comic chimpanzee. who stole
some scenes from Dorothy Lamour
in Malaga" He will be retained
for roles in future tropical offer
ings, rented to other studios and
may even go out on personal ap-
pearance tour this fall.
Here's heartening news for the
male from no less an authority
than Max Factor, jr. Hollywood s
makeup expert says the skyscraper
hairdresses have reached their CELL
| ing. ITO stay within the realm OF
attractiveneSs. the skysCraper should
never go higher than six inches.
said Factor.
| Gilded office of major studio
! head was ablaze the other day
with flaming tempers. A unit pro-
ducer protested the pressure cast
ing Of an unframed, unknown young
actress in the heroine role and in
sisted the studio boss take her out
The latter refused. A week later the
director and the male star quit, both
refusing to 60 on unless the gir
was replaced. Only then did the
tycoon take a look at the "rushes,
which revealed the obvious unfitness
of the girl. Now the company waits
alter TWO weeks OF wasted Time ant
cost, while a new leading lady i.
tested and cast. The girls ambition:
mother not only sold this bill Of
goods to the producer but got hel
daughter a long-term contract de.
sides.
This sounds like something ou'
OF the Sam Goldwyn foibles, but
it actually happened in Pasadena
one night last week. A big picture
was late for its release date. Tht
producer worked night and day cut
ting and editing it for a sneak
showing. Came time to string VI
the fourth reel and the projection.
ist was dismayed to discover there
was none. On went the show, any
way The producer collapsed II
his seat and after the show at.
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Directs Robinson

Lloyd Bacon has been assigned
by Warner Bros. to direct "a Night
Before Christmas" next starring We
hicle for Edward G. Robinson. Ba-
con was chosen because he directed
Robinson in "A Slight Case of
Murder" hilarious gangster COM
edy. The new picture is also a
gangster comedy.
"A Night Before Christmas" is
based on a play by s. j. and Laura
Perelman. The screen play was
written by Everett Freeman and
Edwin Gilbert.
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the screen. Mr.. Cagney was sup
posed to whistle So what? Did
Jimmy just purse his lips and
whistle, even as you and I? Oh, no.
They don't do it that way in the
movies.
Gather in closely and we'll tell you
about the birth of a 10-second movie
whistle:
Half an hour before Mr.. Cagney
was supposed TO purse his lips in
front of the camera, there arrived
on stage one M. K. Jerome. pianist
and composer. Behind him came
eight men with piano. Behind
them came a messenger boy bearing
music.
Mr.. Jerome sat down on the bench,
smacked his hands together a cou-
pie of times and trilled off a few
treble notes.
Mr.. Cagney listened.
That" said Mr. Jerome. beaming
at the star, lis your whistle"
"That?" said Mr.. Cagney in great
surprise.
That" said Mr.. Jerome.
DO I have TO rehearse it?" asked
Mr.. Cagney.
Mr.. Jerome grinned.
Mr.. Cagney whistled.
Perfect" said Mr.. Jerome.
Il thank you" said Mr.. Cagney.
Mr. Jerome arose from the bench,
beckoned to his assistants. The
eight men rolled the piano of the
set. The messenger boy picked up
the music and followed
Thus was a movie whistle born.
Universal comes up with nifty
a satirization Of the juke box in
dustry: 1t will be done in "50, 900 00(
Nickels." with Harriet Hilliard ant
Ken Murry as a couple OF swing
| banders trying to make living ir
that infant celluloid industry.
| Director Norman Taurog wants
M-G-M to remake "Skippy," Jackie
Cooper's remarkably successful kic
inspiration at sneak preview Of
"Glam0r Boy, starring the nov
grown-up Cooper. Several flashes
| of the old film are used in a show
within-a-show sequence.
The big male build-up at 20tf
Century Fox is now trained on Johr
Sutton. His romantic role as 9
Tyrone Power love rival in "Yank II
the r. A. F." was so magnetic 9
majority Of spectators wanted hin
to win Betty Cradle. Sutton ha'
been buried in "B's" heretofore. Ir
"Hudson's Bay" he. was so swathet
In furs that only the tip of his most
was visible. With deft handling, hi
could be dynamite to the loca
| heroes.
After viewing 'It Started With
Eve" Hollywood concluded tha'
Deanna Durbin is a better actres!
than ever. She looked prettier
shapelier and acted with much more
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tempted to sneak away without be-
ing seen. His superior chased him
half q block, grabbed his arm and
said: Joe, you modest sap, that
was one of the Notwithstanding
pictures we've had in months. Con-
gratulations-you've done 1t again!"
Relessed by the North American
Newspaper Alliance. Inc.)
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author Of Caught tn the Draft
wrote from an original by Leo
Birinsky. deals with a New York
newspaperwoman who is sent to
Lisbon as assistant to a radio news
commentator and is mistaken for a
notorious lady spy with set Of
plans written on her back.
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three-act comedy which opens the
groups season.
The play will be presented at
Roosevelt High School Auditorium
the latter part of next month. under
the direction of William F. Baker.
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In Bersner Film =

Gale Sondergaard has been signed
by Universal for an important role
In Paris Calling" co-starring Eliza
beth Bergner and Randolph Scott.
Other additions to the cast include
Edward Ciannelli, Lee j. Cobb,
Charles Arnt, Otto ReichoW, Grace
Lenard, William EdmundS and Paul
Bryan.
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Lady Has Plans

Latest film to roll on the Para
mount production line is The Lady
Has Plans" headline-fresh spy
comedy starring Paulette Goddard
and Ray Milland, now before Direc-
tor Sidney Lanfield's cameras.
The picture, which Harry Tugend
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One Long, Low Whistle
If It's in Film Scene, It's Matter
To Be Studied With Some Care
By HAROLD HEFFERNAN.

conception all the ussng and fumng great
when avorite movie house
reminded Of this Captains Of tho
Techncoor epic of the Royal Canadian Air Force being
completed Warner Bros
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Tryouts Are Set

The Players Club Of Central Com
uunity Center will hold open try
outs tomorrow night at 8 o'clock at
Central High school to cast "Dulcy," ="
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-27
Clubs
Society
CaIexico Juniors Install
New Officers at Banquet

CALEXICO,, May q UP) -
Mrs. Milton Wadhams, president
and her fellow officers of the Ca
lexico Junior Women's club were in
stalled Monday night at the clubs
annual banquet held at the Hotel
de ANA
Mrs. E. E. Cavanah, new adj
visor for the Juniors, installed MIS-
Wadhams and the following Off
GERS: Mrs. Llewellyn Sobke, first
vice president; Miss Evelyn Crook,
second president; Miss Doro-
thy Polkinhorn, secretary; Mrs
Earl Ritter, treasuer; the Misses
Georgietta Townsend. Marie Dobbs
Anita Terrazas, Mary Elizabeth
East, directors.
Miss Barbara Taylor, for the
club, presented Miss Dobbs, the
outgoing president, with a gift of
appreciation.
Preceding the installation serv-
ices was the banquet. a beautifully
appointed affair with centerpieces
OF delicate pink roses, larkspur and
carnations, their soft shades har-
monizing perfectly with the color
full spring formal gowns Of the
members and guests.
Program numbers included two
vocal solos by Mrs. Dudley Hatch
Of Ell Centro with piano accom-
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-27
l.V. Symphony
Orchestra in
First Concert

Imperial Valley will have an op-
portunity to hear its own SYM
phony orchestra, the first to be
organized in this county, in its first
concert "Wednesday night at 0
o'clock in the FL Centro high
school auditorium.
This group of some 60 valley mu-
sicians, ranging in experience from
amateurs to professionals, will be
heard in a program which, though
II may be their first will have
nothing of the beginner about it.
During the year that the orches-
] IRA has been organized it has de-
Veloped into an excellent musical
organization, due largely to the ef-
forts of Stan Atkin, director, and
to the interest of the members in
creating an orchestra which will
be credit to the valley.
The program which this orches-
ira will present will include num-
berS SO arranged as to provide
pleasure for everyone, and will in
clude those always-popular Straus
waltzes. compositions by Debussy
Gounod, Drigo, Tschakowsky, Schu-
bert, RosSini and Katzman.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-27
ar+y Compliments
Mrs. Earl Edgar

Complimenting Mrs. Earl Edgar,
the former Dolores Bard of Glen
dale whose marriage took place
recently, Mrs. John .. Jackson en-
tertained Saturday with a dessert
bridge party at her home south of
Ell Centre.
Mixed flowers made attractive
decorations for the house and tables
at which covers were laid for Mes
danes Earl Edgar, Matthew La
Brucherie, Howard Farnsworth, Rus
sell Yeager, Russell Richmond, John
Edgar, Aaron Afford, Virgil Tor
rance, Edna Gertz, Dwight Smith,
Richard Moore; the Misses Emo
gene Blackard, Rosalie LaBrucherie,
Masako Yukawa, of Ell Centre, and
Miss Norma Edgar of Brawley.
In the contract game Mrs. Afford
won the high score prize, Miss Ed
gar, the second, and Mrs. Yeager
the third, Mrs. Jackson presenting
Mrs. Edgar with goblets in her
chosen crystal pattern, and Miss
Masako YukaWa, whose marriage
to DR.. K. Taniguchi will take place
in the near future, with a sugar
bowl and cream pitcher in her pot
terry pattern
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar are at home
to their friends for the present
south of Ell Centro, but expect to
make their permanent home in Ell
Centro.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-27
Farewell Party
For Mrs. SAGE

Mrs. Warren E. Sage, who with
her daughter, Betty, will leave the
valley at the close of the school
year to join Mr.. Sage and Bill in
San Diego, is being feted at
number of farewell parties this
month.
One of the most delightful of
these affairs was that given Mon
day by Mrs. H. C. Diller and Mrs.
F. H Mitchell at the Mitchell home
west of Ell Centre, a bridge lunch
con and handkerchief shower.
Hibiscus in low bowls made
charming centerpieces and at each
place was a small handkerchief
with stick of candy stuck through
1t, duplicate of the large bandana
handkerchief, carried by a cane,
which was presented to Mrs. Sage
and which contained the gifts from
the guests.
Those invited to the party were
a group of intimate friends of the
honoree: MeSdames Stephen B. Her,
Gertrude Teeple, Ruth Teeple Reid,
Donald w. Ketchen, R. W. Ware,
John j. Green, D. B. Roberts, A. B.
Hanson, A. C. Finney, Guy A..
Weakley, S. Emmitt Allen, P. E.
Ryerson, Mont j. Reid, John L..
Dubois, w. j. Meagher, Mrs. Lille
B. Shirk of Claremont and Mrs.
Oilers house guest, Mrs. Abbie
Steves, also of Claremont.
Mrs. Ware won the high score
prize, Mrs. Dubois, the second, and
Mrs. Ryerson the third, Mrs. Sage
received the prize for low score.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-27
{. 70. Elects
New Officers

George Egan of st. Marys C.Y.O.
club, El Centro, was elected presl-
Gent of the Imperial Valley C.Y.O
at a recent meeting held in Calexico
at Our Lady of Guadalupe church
Other officers are: Beatriz Armen-
dariz, Calexico, president; Ben
Adamek, Ell Centro, secretary; Al
bert Martinez, Ell Centre, treasurer
Pauline Niboli, Ell Centre. publicity
manager Joe Sexton of Ell Centre,
historian; Abelardo Perez of BraW-
icy, Sergeant-at-
Meetings are to be held every
other Friday night, in one of the
three communities, Brawley, Ell
Centre, CaleXico.
A successful deanery dance was
Siven Saturday in Brawiey by st
Margaret's C.Y.O. cluu, taking place
in the high school gymnasium.
Funds will be used for the october
convention when the diocese C.Y.O.
will meet in the valley.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-27
Lutheran Women's S
Leaoue Meets

Mrs. Hugo Miller was hostess al
the recent meeting of the Lutheran
Women's League at which Mrs. w
Aycock, Mrs. C. Free, and Mrs. j.
F. Waterman were appointed as
the committee on arrangements for
a fellowship supper
The Rev. Mr.. Paul Neipp led a
brief discussion on the topic of
Friends and Friendship" after
which an enjoyable social hour
was enjoyed by Mesdames M
Christensen. P. Neipp, H. Richter,
A. SiemSglusz, j. Swain, S. Turner
B. Wheeler, Dan West, Sr., of Ell
Centro, and Mesdames A. Koch,
f, Teacker, and Dan West, Jr., OF
Brawley.
Next meeting is June 10 when
the League will celebrate it's thiro
anniversary.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-27

demonstration, one of rhythmic
action, and a piano solo by each
participant. This recital demon
strated the fundamentals which
this group of first year class piano
students has learned.
For Glass II, each of the follow
ing was heard in two piano solos
Bill Tyler, Merritt Garfield, Nancy
Bramkamp, this program conclud-
ing with a trio number. This re.
cltal demonstrated the purpose O
class piano instruction, rather thai
private study, for such young stu
dents.
Glass III, for it's program, pre-.
sented by Clara Jean Mayfield
David Nuffer, Edith Pickle, Jane
Haas, Jane Harris, Mark Riley
Mary Sones, presented a piano sole
by each member, an original COM
position played by its composer
David Nuffer. and a sextette in
which all but Edith participated
Edith having been scheduled foI
a special number which illness
prevented her from accomplishing
Glass Nv is composed of the ad-
vanced piano class, Francie Lee
Kirk, Kay Ketchen, Martellc Sones
Nancy He'll, Nancy Hurst, Patsy
Tyler, and this groups recital was
in three parts, consisting of IN
dividual solos, with program notes;
of pieces which the students ha6
chosen, learned and memorized by
themselves without help from any
one and which was done to stimu-
late their interest in browsing
about in music and in sight read
ing, and finally of ScXtette by the
group.
In each of the four recitals, the
outstanding characteristics were the
excellent timing of the music, in
Guiding rhythm as we'll AS the ac-
tual measure and beat, and the
individual style which each has de-
veloped.
At the conclusion of each re-
Cital the students served refresh
mentS to their guests.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-27
sSa's eass OF Interest to Women csns%hs, ssn1as
Edited by ANNE HARDY DAVIS
CALENDAR
Tuesday

Tuesday
Eastsidc- Sunset, 7:45, Eastside
school.
soroptimist dinner, 8, Barbara
Worth hotel.
Benefit dance, ., Veterans hall.
Mems chorus concert, 8, Hotel de
ANA, Calexico.
Laconian club, 6:15, Sherwoods.
1. V. Commandery No. 81, 1880,
Masonic temple.
Jobs Daughters, 1880, Masonic
temple.
Business Womc.a, I, Barbara
Worth.
Central Labor council, 1880, La
Dor temple.
American Legion, 8, Veterans
hall.
Hi-Y, Z, high school.
Church dinner, $3.50, Christian
church.
Symphony orchestra, 1880, junior
college.
I. v. Stamp and Coin club. 1880
ice plant.
WEDNESDAY
Bartenders, culinary workers, 2
Labor temple.
TOastmistress club, 6:15, Califor-
MIA hotel.
Eagles, 8, $50 Broadway.
symphony orchestra concert, 8
high school.
Yukawa student recital, 1880. 145l
Olive.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-27

paniments by Mrs. j. w. Lawson
and a series of short talks by the
following: Mrs, Lawson, new presi-
dent for the Senior club; Mrs
Carl StraWn, assistant Junior ad-
visor; Mrs. George Willoughby who
has served the club as advisor
since its organization and who, af-
ter her farewell message installed
Mrs. Cavanah.
Guests of the club included five
members of the Brawley Junior
Women's club headed by their
president, Mrs. Luther Goldman;
Mrs, Hatch, Mrs. Willoughby, Mrs
StraWn, Mrs. Cavanah, Mrs. Lawson,
and Mrs. Adolph Binder and Miss
Betty Taylor.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-27
Recita|s Monday atReid
Studio byFour Piano Classes

Ruth Teeple Reds studio was
the scene of four recitals Monday,
the studio being crowded to ca
pacity at each, as the four piano
classes gave their annual closing
programs.
Glass I, composed of Karen Gull
lett, Jimmy Chambers, Beth Haas,
Genevieve Waterman, Jerry Busby,
Doris Laird, presented a program
which included an ear training
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-27
yukawa Recital

Masako Yukawa, teacher OF
piano, will present her younger
students in recital Wednesday
night, 7:30 o'clock, at her studio
1851 Olive avenue, the older Stu
dents being presented next Tues
day.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-27
Donald younos
Have Dauoh+er

Mr.. and Mrs. Donald l.. Young
have a daughter, Carol Leona, born
Sunday afternoon at the Ell Cen
tro hospital, weighing five pounds,
two ounces.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-27
Son Born To
Carl TiItons

Thomas Ross Tilton, weighing
612 pounds, arrived Monday morn.
ing in Ell Centro, the new arriva,
being the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Car
Tilton of 470 Olive avenue.
Evening star., 1941-06-26

an alliance with Germany, a neu-
trality pact with Russia.
Foreign Minister Yosuke Matsuo-
ka was received by Emperor Hiro-
hito to report on the new war in
Europe.
The newspaper Yomiuri gave
prominence to Hong Kong dis
patch (unconfrmed from any other
source of an alleged meeting of
Sir Archibald Clark Kerr, British
Ambassador to China, and Is promi-
nent Chinese in which the envoy
was said to have announced con-
cluSion of an alliance among Brit
ain, the United States and China
The United States fleet, the envoy
was quoted as saying, would help
in case of trouble in the Pacific.
Evening star., 1941-06-26
Japan May Join Axis
In Attack on Soviet,
Italian Admiral Says
Occupation Of SokhoIin
And Russio's Komchotku
Base Is Forecast
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
ROME, June 26.-Admiral Gino
Ducci of the Italian Navy said today
that Japan might join in the Axis
war on Russia, occupying all OF
Sakhalin Island and the Soviet base
at Petropavlovsk on Kamchatka, to
prevent the United States from oc-
cupying Siberian bases In a war
against Japan. Germany and Italy
United States commercial aid to
Russia may force" Japan to re
examine her defensive problem
toward the west and north" Admiral
Ducci wrote in II Giornale d'Italia,
the newspaper of the authoritative
Editor Virginia Gayda.
Complete occupation of Sakhalin
and the port of Petropavlovsk on
Kamchatka would complete Japa-
nese security toward the north
against possible war initiatives of
the United States" the admiral
said.
Russia owns the northern half of
Sakhalin Island. Japan the southern
half The island lies north of Japan,
off the Siberian coast.
u. 5. Assistance to Russia
Abstract, Japanese Say
TOXIC, June 27 Friday) (P.-
Since United States aid to Soviet