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HOUSES FOR SALE.


NJ NEW BRICK, LARGE BEDROOMS, 9
WASHINGTON area; Slo,a50' terms. Call
" SHANNON t; & LUcHs i1SiH: Co. MA. 2s45.
BROOKMONT
6-room and bath brick home. porch and
sun deck, full basement. garage. fireplace
and oil hot-water heat; $1,000; 1-fare
6loa Broad ST. WI 1883
5s1s sth ST. NV.
garage priced low aus a. S. BOO Zoo; im@ediate nte
possession oRsp n,sH s1ndsy from to 5.
1925 North p T0HsE es5loI FEAIrY 81 Ho Co. 1900.
NEW BRICK HOME,
651T 18th ST. NV.
This home is little more than one
has 6 rms, anchored fence. beautiful large
iaTn w eel, Owner sa Is eayns town and priced
WAPLE & JAMES. INC. DI. 3346.
Beat the rent man. I have a Groom
nome lnclosed porches. garage, oil hot
water, heat: front porch: transportation.
schools and stores convenient north of
Rhods Rn Island ave. ne. MR. WEAVER,
4 BEDR2oNs; Ris Hsrsr z BATHS,
new school and shopping center Govt
park adJolnlng. You must see this. Call
Southeast office, 3211 Penna. ave. Ii.
1000.
ADELBERT W. LEE
1343 H ST. NV. DI 1900
$500 FOR 8 ROOMS, FURNISHED. IN IA
room; 3-bath house; some roomers; sell or
rent house: easy terms; metropolitan area
Sligo 9l24. evenings.
Woodbridge Stone Home.
1915 18th ST. n.e-Attractive new stone
home, s rms, ga baths with bedrm and
half bath on lst f.. fireplace, modern
kitchen, recreation rm.: insulated, oil heat.
slate roof. garage. screened side porch
price, Sl3,950. VIII consider small home
in trade.
VIM. R. THoRoWGoOD,
2024 R. !. Ave. NE. DE 03l7.
NORTHEAST HOMES.
1874 Kearny St n.e-Semi- tached
brick, . rms sleeping porch, bath, oil
heat: in good condition; garage. Price,
Woodbridge bungalow, mr. 2Ist and
front porch, lot 43xiI0' garage Price
S5,950.
1910 Douglas st ne-Semi- bungalow,
rms bath, fireplace, oil heat, gar. Price,
25o3 Bladensburg rd. e-EstabNsh.d
car garage. Price. SS.95O
,o,, VIM R. THOROWGOOD,
oOn4 R. l. Ave kE DE O31-
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HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.

VIRGINIA-SMALL HOME. 2 BEDROOMS:
garage; near school. transportation. So
$50. ME. 1868, RUBY M. POLICY.
ALEX. SUBURBS GRIN. BRICK, OC-
cupied only year by transferred Govt.
official, Oil burner. best const.; imme
diate possession: $3.50 down. bal. SS5 mo.
for q yrs. Rent, S95. TIE. 1854.
UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY.
Home with distinctive qualities. bed
rooms. 3 baths. maids room: 2-car garage;
large lot. NE. 556s, RUBY NJ. POLICY.
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Two "-story brick. : rms. bath. b-vb
2 Kitchens each. excel. cond.. commercial;
5 ,b!ocks from Senate Office. Both for
handle both 'o' wall
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Duplex home. rms, bath each. center
NV SECTION. good condition. Priced low
at $3.50. $1,000 cash, 500 mo-
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CENTURY-OLD HOUSE.

Owner transferred offers for immediate
sale his restored home in the town Of
Fairfax, Va. Living room with fireplace.
Den with fireplace, : large bedrooms and
bath. large open porch. f1agstone terrace,
price 80 $50. For appointment to inspect
call Fairfax ?47. CHI 3s3s
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.
Sd 7S0

Modern tvo-bedroom home. good section
Fails Church; oil burner, auto. water heat
er, tile bath. fireplace, basement. attic, in
sulation, weather stripping: large lot with
sewer, water and eaS. elec. range and re-
Irlserator 90 minutes downtown. Owner
phone FallS Church l42l-nhhn
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SMITH & -GOTTLIEB, INC,
ShepheTd 6I45
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT.

NhLAI4NC lON VILLA - MODERN COT
taEe, unfurn., 3 rms. and bath. elerfrir
range and rcfg. SIS mo. RE 5s1a 2s.
SMALL HOUSE AND BARN WITH TWO
soIeS & near Goodhope, IN Maryland SEQ
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EVANSVILLE HILLS.

3-famlIy house, i, =. 3 baths, 2 conc
plete kitchens. modern equipment. INV h e..
hdWd- floors. bullt-n garage, PVT enrr
each apt: lee Iot, partly fenced: close 10
everything: $500 terms.
81. brick bungalow. bath. elec.. fireplace
schools and BUS: $500: To- cash Erwin
REALTY CO.. call Hyattsville O33i: ewes.
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units. two adj. bldgs.. s rms and bath
each: Jan. / rent. S3o60; best NV. sec
WESTERN REALEsTATE co,
2Oo1 llth St. NV. MI. 1854 -s565-s43s
(oonttnued On Next PagsD
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300 block You w.-Attractive brick
nome OF 2 rms, bath. auto. h.-v.h., very
good condition: S6.50O, terms.
WESTERN REAL ESTATE COMPANY,
20O1 11th St. NV. MI S564-S565-S43s
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KIRBY ST. .N.W.-2-STORY BRICK:
basement; rented, S22 so; price So $50.
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SMALL INVESTMENT

5'4 Times Rent
Flre-reSiSting: reasonable cash reou;rss
Dove financing. H. G. SMITHY co.
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OWNER TRANSFERRED

Ofers this house at the low price of
$500 contains Il rooms and bath with .
hreplaces, built-in garage large lot with
fruit trees; near Naval Hospital and Health
Center.
$3.50 JOHNSON AVE. ALTA VISTA, MD.
MONTGOMERY REALTY CORP.
WI. oiAl -0n4 MiScnnSin Ave
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE,

lst COMMERCIAL. INVESTIGATE, TWO
story and basement 3 apts, store. 4-rs-
saraee; all rented inc. SlS5 can be in
creased; II -rm. house, suitable for room
ING conv. tranSp., shops. terms can D.
61e 6a11-ansed, Mr.. MALLOS. NE. 444O, GE.
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

NAVAL OFFICER DESIRES UNFUR-
nished "a bedroom house. vicinity Beth
esda. Call RE. 053O Ext. So. between "a.
FAMILY. TRANSFERRED TO WASHING
ton. wants 10 exchange suitcase of choice
lz-room garden apt. with terrace over
looking lake, IN Forest Hills, New York
City, for apt. or house here. Box I'D,
Star %.
BY FEBRUARY, 4-BEDROOM DETACHED
home by professional Federal employe
within 10 miles of Capitol. Give details.
Box lS1-D. Star 2S-
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Colored -Nr. 53rd and Central ave. 2.
y +. OIL neat, nev-houSe condition, hard
Wooo nooTS, terms Dupont O6Ol
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1900 BLOCK N ST NV
ETTpNTCurD anrc

4 units OF . and Z rooms II. h.tL
1uII cellar, storage rooms new G. z oil
pant; Lear sarage; brings in $40 month
NATHAN POOLE
INV Eye 81. NV. Republic 1893.
Evenings. Emerson 421I
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Colored-Corner house. beautiful Co.
!lmola Hts; rms. on = floors oil heat
full cellar hardwood floors. , porches;
immediate possession. Decatur lI6I
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ner: stories. "a units 1s6 rooms. "a
ba thsl. plus restaurant, averaging s rooms
and bath each. Annual income So 600.
Ground 17.500 50 fl This building can
continue 10 operate as an apartment or
can be converted into an uptown hotel.
JEROME S. MURRAY.
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Account of leaving city, owner will sell
for less than market value practically new
ultramodern detached brick home, 6 rms
baths, den; select NV. section For full
details call Mabel D. Aiken. Adams 5397
or Republic 1887
HOME REALITY CO,
Q06 10Th NV
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~ w -NLAt 1ItA1NoC ENNtD.
The owner Of this brick Colonial home
punt 10 order. has lived here but Il mos
aaa n o. IS forced 20 sell Que, 10 transfer The
especially Planned for an atmosphere Of
spaclousness. The kitchen was planned
I,2l,, Ior conT,yenlence. On the "nd 4 are !
deck. The heat is oil aIr-condifiored
Other features include laundry trays, at
ttached garage screened porch. lot 55x!l o
-, Sn the ous line. convenient to stores
exclusive sections. Price. SS,95O
THOS. G. MAGRUDER co.
2051 Wilson Blvd. Arl.. Va
CHI. 3131. OK 286n
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START
A NEW YEAR
WITH
A NEW DEAL
AND
NEuy T TN1Nr CH%NYrYNAyr

One on 1st floor. upstairs; brand-nev
brick home with attached garage: located
1O3O6 Colesville pike. Silver Spring Drive
past MIS-. ks. continue to Four Corners,
then 21z blocks 20 house. Open today.
r. p. RIPLEY. SH 454s
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a. w ST NW.-ATTRACTIVE SIX-RCOM
brick, box style; oil h-v., heat 3 porches
detached garage: to settle estate: So 2on
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J s. trust. o. interest monthly p=ymentS
VIII sell notes outrEh. or will exchange
for real estate
JEROME 8 MURRAY
1891 G S. NV RE 1850 MI 4S"o
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WoOpRIDGE--"-FAMILY HOME. RMS,
Sno pain each; garage. h.-wh.; price.
SE.2o income. 500 Also other -
family MONIES az 100 each income $40.
,o,, WIN. r. THOROWGOOD.
NM.i I
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5UUU 30. FL. IZ8X75 F'T.
1st commercial 90-C within | block ~
new District Blds. Acacia Bldg new
r. +. c. Blde. and District courts: pronertv
now consists of : individual dwellings:
$4,000 year income
JEROME s. MURRAY.
Evening star., 1941-03-06
Temporary Buildings
To Be Erected for
Defense Personnel
Structures Of World War
Type Planned in D. c.
And Nearby Virginia

The Federal Government is plan
ming to construct from 100000 to
1000 900 square feet of Office space
in wooden stucco buildings in the
District and nearby Virginia to pro-
vide for mounting defense person.
mel, Clay J. Guthridge, chief of
planning and space control for the
Public Buildings Administration,
said today.
Estimates for the new temporary
buildings are being prepared by the
Public Buildings Administration for
submission to Congress. Plans call
for buildings similar to those con-
structed here during the World War
Mr.. Guthridge said that as re-
Gently as four months ago the Pub
lie Buildings Administration had
thought it could provide for defense
Office space by means of permanent
walkup type Office buildings similar
to that being built at Arlington
road and Columbia pike in Airing
ton County. Va. The tempo of the
defense effort has reached a pitch
now, he said, where it is necessary
to resort to the World War prac-
tice of constructing cheap, quickly
built frame buildings.
Asked if the projected new build
ings would be placed on park land
in the central portion of the city
as during the World War, Mr. Guth-
ridge said they were being designed
to occupy publicly owned land in the
District and in nearby Virginia, but
probably would not have to be placed
on the Mall or other scenic areas.
Evening star., 1941-03-06
British Troops Captured
In Erifrea, Italy Claims
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
ROME, March 6.-Italian troops
concentrated British forces in
the Cheren sector in Eritrea yes
terday and captured a number of
prisoners, the Fascist high command
reported today.
An attempt was made by the
British to "inf1ltrate" the italian
lines by night, a communique said.
British warplanes were said to
have struck back by raiding several
localities in Eritrea, but the daily
war bulletin declared they caused
little damage and no casualties.
Intense" reconnaissance activity
on land and in the air were re-
ported meanwhile in Northern At
rica, where German planes were
said to have bombed British air
bases again Tuesday.
Waves of German warplanes also
attacked the British Mediterranean
stronghold of Malta yesterday, and
effectively bombed air bases there,
the high command said.
Three British fighter planes were
reported shot down during the raid
and three others destroyed on the
ground.
Evening star., 1941-03-06
Three Injured as She'll
ExpIodes in Junk Yard

A 6-inch cannon shell which was
being broken up for junk exploded
at junk yard on Twenty-fifth
street NV, between F and G streets,
shortly before noon today, injuring
three men.
The shell was being cut by a
workman with an acetylene torch,
witnesses said.
David Parker, Al, colored, 2403
Shows court NV, was admitted to
Emergency Hospital for an X-ray of
his back to locate shell fragments.
John Ellis, 30, of 1418 Sixteenth
street NE, was treated for a cut
on the chin and Wylie Miles. %, COL
ored, of Oil Twenty fifth street NV.
a cut on his arm. Both were re-
leased after treatment.
Police said the shell was one left
over from World War days. Ap-
parently not all of the powder had
been removed from it. There were
several other similar shells in the
yard.
The junkyard Is owned by J.
Brenner & Son.
Evening star., 1941-03-06
White House Denies
Pressure on Aid Bill
Amendments
Story About Defense
Mobilization of Women
Declared False
By JOHN c. HENRY.

President Roosevelt and admin
istration ieutenants are refraining
entirely from efforts to influence
any Senate votes on proposed
amendments to the lease-lend legis-
lation, the White House declared to-
day in refuting stories that pressure
is being brought against various
Senators.
The White House is not, through
the President or any one else, exert
ing any pressure. or asking any one
to vote for or against or be paired in
any way on any proposed amend
ments," Stephen T. Early, presi-
Dental secretary, told a press con-
ference
Applies to Ellender Plan.
This blanket pronouncement ap-
plies to the Ellender amendment,
which would expressly withhold au-
thorization for sending an expedi-
tionary force outside the Western
Hemisphere, Mr.. Early added.
THE President is keeping his
hands off this legislation" Mr..
Early continued, land, since he is,
other administration leaders are do
ing the same"
Mr.. Early also reported the Presi-
dent as saying this morning that a
story about plans for defense mobil-
ization of millions of women is a
lie.
For several weeks past a So-called
home defense program, by which
women and men ineligible for mill
tary service could volunteer for spe-
cial defense work, has been under
consideration. At his press confer
ence on Tuesday, Mr.. Roosevelt said
the problem is proving to be a very
complicated and difficult one and
that it is still all in the study stage.
No Final Decisions Made.
When completed, Mr.. Early said
today, the program will provide op-
portunities for both men and women,
but no final decisions have yet been
made or are yet imminent.
Still treating a head cold, Mr..
Roosevelt planned to spend only a
short while in midday at the execu-
tive Office. Four engagements were
scheduled for him, including receipt
of credentials from the new Polish
Ambassador, and luncheon con-
ference with Chairman Norman
Davis of the American Red Cross.
Evening star., 1941-03-06
Summary of Todoy's Star

Page, Page.
Amuse- Obituary ALA
mentS --. C-4-5 Radio ------C-10
Comics - C-10-11 Serial Story, BIS
Editorials AIR Society B-3
Finance A-21 Sports C-1-2-3
Lost, Found CT Women's Pg. C-6
Foreign.
British and Greeks exchange vows to
fight till victory. Page Al
New Nazi blows in England and at
Malta reported. Page A
Great Britain plans most efficient
use of man power. Page AS
Britain disputes axis claims or ship
sinkings. Page A-10
Accord reached on major points of
Indo-Chin dispute. Page Ala
British device makes Nazis alter
tactics of sub warfare. Page B-14
National.
White House aloof from Senate fight
on British-aid bill. Page Al
u. S. restricts Italian officials, orders
Consulates closed. Page Al
BritiSh-aid bill friends study general
amendment. Page Al
u. S. and Mexico push Pacific naval
base improvements. Page AZ
Evening star., 1941-03-06
Balkan Events Influence
War, Soviet Paper Says
BY the Associated Pre-

BY the Associated Press.
MOSCOW, March 6.-Red Star,
organ of the army, said today
"events" in the Balkans may have
a great influence over further de-
velopment of the war"
Both belligerent camps in their
Balkan policies are following, first
of all, their own military interests, "
the paper said.
Bulgaria, it declared, crossed the
border" of neutrality when she
Joined the axis. The entry of Ger
man troops, it added, showed clearly
the meaning of the act of March /
(when the pact was signed)."
Since Bulgaria Joined the axis,
the struggle between belligerent
parties for Yugoslavia and Turkey,
which are keeping their neutrality,
is becoming sharper" Red Star said.
1t cited diplomatic negotiations
between Berlin and Ankara on the
initiative of the Germans" the visit
of British Foreign Secretary Anthony
Eden to Turkey and "the increasing
political activity" in Yugoslavia.
Evening star., 1941-03-06

Panama grants U. S. rights to bases
near Canal. Page Az
Legislators quiz Army chiefs at
secret conference. Page A-3
Washington and Vicinity.
McCoach cites urgent need for larger
lump sum. Page Al
House gets $103,913,093 deficiency
appropriations bill. Page A-3
School board agrees to procedure in
liquor license cases. Page B-1
Editorial and Comment.
Answers to Questions. Page Ala
Letters to The Star. Page A-12
This and That. Page A-12
David Lawrence. Page Ais
Gould Lincoln. Page A-1S
Leland Stowe. Page A-13
Constantine Brown. Page Ais
Jay Franklin. Page Ala
Miscellaneous.
Bedtime Story. Page C-11
Winning Contract. Page Gil
Uncle Rays Corner. Page Gil
Crossword Puzzle. Page Gil
Service Orders. Page C-12
City News in Brief. Page C-1S
Natures Children. Page C-12
Evening star., 1941-03-06
Carol, in Lisbon,
Phones Hotel He
Will Pay Bill
BY the Associated Press.

SEVILLE, Spain, March 6.-Ex-
King Carol II of Rumania tele-
phoned today from Lisbon to the
hotel where he stayed here to as
sure hotel officials that the bill he
left when he escaped would be paid
in full"
The former monarch. who eluded
his guards and fled over the border
into Portugal Monday with his
friend, Magda Lupescu, also gave
instructions that four of her dogs
be left in care of the Infante AL
fonso de Orleans. who is related
both to him and the late King AL
fonso XIII OF Spain.
Carol said he was feeling very
WELL" bu: did not disclose his future
plans. Previously, he has been rep
resented as seeking permission to
enter the United States.
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Medical Defense Asks
Court for Directed
AcquittaI Verdict
Prosecution Hos Failed
To Show Conspiracy,
Leohy Declares
BY HAROLD b. ROGERS.

Charging the Government had
failed to show conspiracy among "a
defendants in the medical antitrust
case to destroy Group Health As
sociation of this city, William E.
Leahy, defense counsel, today moved
in District Court for directed
verdict of acquittal of all defend
ants, including four medical groups
and 20 individual doctors of Chi
cago and Washington.
Taking up first the individual
cases of three doctors, against whom
he said the least evidence had been
introduced, Mr.. Leahy said, There
was not a line in the evidence to
connect any of these three with the
conspiracy"
These were DR.. Leon Alfonso Mar
tel of this city, DR.. Roscoe G. Le-
land, director of the Bureau of Med
ical Economies of the American
Medical Association, and DR.. Nor
ris Fishbein, editor of the Journal
of the A. M. A.
Attacks Prosecutions Case.
Making a general counter-attack
against the prosecutions case, which
was closed formally this morning,
Mr.. Leahy declared:
The prosecution cannot hope or
expect to hold individual defendants
unless they first prove the under
lying charge of conspiracy applicable
to each, and go further to show they
then and there did one, two or three
acts in pursuance of the conspiracy
and prove these were done with the
intention of committing con-
spiracy."
Suppose" he continued, IAN act
Is so construed by the prosecution
as part of the conspiracy-unless
they go one step further and show
that the defendant did it inten-
tionally as a part of the conspiracy,
the act is not binding.
mo place in this sweeping charge
In this dragnet of conspiracy do
they prove that. There was a CO.
hesion, but they have taken indi-
vidual plots and set them up one
against the other and charged that
they are all part of the general
plot"
Takes Up DIR. Young's Case.
Taking up next the case of DR.. j.
Rogers Young of Casualty Hospital,
Mr.. Leahy began a lengthy discus
sion of the part of the II Washington
hospitals in the case. He belittled
the Governments charge concerning
DR.. Young's part in the case, ad-
mitted that perhaps the hospitals
were subjected to imposition" or
even bad advice" from their medical
staffs but he contended the hospitals
themselves as legal entities had not
been proven to be even "conspira-
tors" as charged by the Government
The hospitals are not defendants.
Taking up the question of DR..
Raymond E. Selders, Group Health
Association surgeon who, according
to the evidence, had been denied
courtesy privileges at the Washing
ton hospitals, Mr.. Leahy declared
the presumption of innocence should
be given to all defendants under the
law and charged that the prosecu-
ton had failed to accord to the doc
f0rS nr tho h0Snjta1S tho rocSihilitv
that there may have been some rea-
son other than opposition to Group
Health Association for excluding DR.
Selders.
Let us say" Mr.. Leahy said,
chat there was no foundation in
fact for the rejection of DR.. Selders
(See MEDICAL, Page A-23)
Evening star., 1941-03-06
PIone Drops Bombs
Near Virginia Home
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated eIeSS.
NEWPORT NEWS, Va, March S.
Two bombs fell near the home of
william Mel. Ferguson, member of
the Virginia House of Delegates, as
an Army plane passed over yester-
day.
The bombs blasted craters-"big
enough for a man to get into" Mr..
Ferguson said-about 100 yards from
where Mr.. Ferguson's wife and chill
dren were standing.
At Langley Field, Col. Paul j.
Mathis, executive officer, said a de-
fective bomb release mechanism
probably was responsible for the ac-
cidental release of light practice
bombs.
Evening star., 1941-03-06
d Moro OutIuws Slain
In Clash With Police
By the Associated Press.


MANILA, March Ga bloody en-
counter in the Patikui jungle with
Moro outlaws in which four were
slain and several wounded was re-
ported by the Philippine constabul-
airy today.
Constabulary soldiers have been
conducting campaigns against three
of the outlaw bands in Sulu Prov
ince.
Evening star., 1941-03-06
Italian Supply Ship Sunk
BY Sub, Greeks Claim
By the Associatad prass

bE VIIt ASSOCIdIeu FreSS.
ATHENS, March 6-The sinking
of an Italian supply ship off the
Yugoslav coast by the Greek sub
marine Nereus on the night of Feb
ruary % was announced today by
the Ministry of Marine.
The ministry said the submarine
encountered two large supply ships
escorted by destroyers in the Adri-
attic and that, "as a result of a
daring attack, the submarine de-
stroyed one of the supply ships"