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IApOCKMORTON
REALTOR
INVEST. BLDG. 1I. 6o92

COLORED-NR. HOWARD UNIVERSITY
g r. A-w b. e.ec. easy terms, OILY
$3.50. Mr.. HAWKINS. Michigan 2f5I 3.
CCLORED-G00 BLOCK 2rd ST. NE
story brick. T. rms bth.. r VIII. pCt in
new condition 500 down. bal Ike rent.
V S. HURLBERT. Ma "51o @3l r 81. z q
COLORFD- ELOCK Elm ST NV
2-s'ovv brick, rms. b't. NV h. pUt IN
new condition $500 down, ba! easy V. s.
HURLBERT, Ma. 500 A@l ST.
COLORED-500 BLOCK oath ST. M
2-er0ry BRICK. nm. b'h. h " b. 500
down bal. Like Teut. v 5. HURLBERI.
Ma $3.50. H.I II 81. NV.
FOR COL CRED
Home and Investment 8 modern apis .
baSaTeE- quarter garage al rented I'VE
II one and -rp' other Ee-r I7fl and Que
slS. NV >lu.J0J OWNER. AID 530S
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$65.

$65.
1912 5th ST. Sc
Detached brick, 8 rooms. bath. h,w.h.,
new house condition.
VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO., INC,
1919 K St. NV. DI. 10l5.-
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ARLINGTON BUILDERS.

S5oOO-S3OO CASH-S5n NO.
8 rms bath. cleo. gas, fun basement
paved street Close 70 bus ERWIN REALTY
co Gail Hyat-S u33+ Ewes. WA. 1881
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SILVER SPRING,
Overlooking 150-Acre Park.
Groom, 2.story Colonial brick house
large wooded lot. built-tn garage. Price
I'll aEse'2. ..Al .rX a
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DOWNTOWN RARGATN
LARGE WOODED LOT.

Fully furn. 10-rm.. 2-bath home in eX-
Gel. roOmlng and boarding section Of II v
easy walking distance TO Govt. cepts.
money-makPr Ma 1850
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ID9E MUNftUE .W.-IOVeIy front UOuOIt,
well furn., twin beds, very attractive. Also
nice basement room for two men. Private
home. DJJ $40
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1421 COLUMBIA RD NV, Apt. 81
Large, comfortable room, adj. porch, unllm.
phone; Cony. transportation: reasonable
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Ss.950-WOODSIDE PARK, MD.
New 6-room and bath brick and stone
home, on large wooded lot, screened porch,
storm doors: block to bus, stores. etc.
ROBERT GAYLOR, REALTOR-
SA55 CIeOrgia SH o14S
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OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS.
TEp-rG tn CTT7

TERMS 70 sun
Pacing Rock Greek Park A most IN
usual hoor plan featuring a besUec ceiling
living room den. 3 bedrooms ana . Da ms.
built-in garage and screened porch. At
traCtiyelv priced II q restricted Community
For particulars. cali Mr.. OIENAN,
Me 1912
J. WESLEY BUCHANAN.
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ARLINGTON, VA.

Owner Will build homes TO suit you
Have lots for Is homes Defense area,
lOc fare Telephone GIehe 2fu7.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

TAKOMA PARK-S7,9 $50 ATTRACTIVE
prick Cape Cod: 4 bedrooms. baths, 2
bedrooms and bath on first floor, large
rooms, fun basement, garage: q real buy;
immediste possession. SAM'L e. BOGLEY
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GAO X ST. NV. Apt 44-Corner Mass.
ave, single, double, newly furnished and
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NEAR NAVY YARD, S.E-DETACHED
IS. IT, ~, s:ss, & - :; ~ <.23
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23o0 18th ST NV. Apt 3-2 nicely
furn: rms, next to shower, S25 mo. ea.
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ROOMS FURNISHED.
tCOntinUed

Mr. CAPITOL, opposite CONGRESSIONAL Ii
brary; clean. warm, front room. c.hw. /:
conv. Tansp.; uni. phone. S20 mo. 1872
Srd 81. Sc Apt. 3, ewes.
342l COLUMBIA RID. NV, Apt 81
Large, comfortable room, adj porch, unllm.
phone; cony. transportation: reasonable.
1522 MONROE NW-Lovely front double.
well furn, twin beds, very attractive Also
pice basement room for two men. Private
bone. DU. 614O.
tS2l QUEEN ST. NE-Larse front room;
sony, tranSTP,; dim. unlim. phone: gentlemen
5s1T 7th ST. N.W--Large fro1t room.
9 windows private bath, near transp.'
2soo 18th ST NV, Ant. a-2 nicely
North S743
$40 X ST. NV Apt 44-Corner Mass.
ave, single, double, newly furnished and
decorated, phone.
eRIGHTWooD-Relned gentleman: pri-
vate home, adjoining bath. share bath with
! other gentleman RA. 1143.
125 INGRAHAM ST. NW.-Nicely furn.
Inn1 pNt nome, unlln. phone; reaS.; gen.
lilies only. Randolph 5605.
CoMFORTABIE. cheerful room. in private
nome; good TRANSFORMATION; references re-
outred. Sligo 5u11.
8632 JENIFER ST. NW.-Lge lovely out
side room, Seml-pvt. ba tn. in quiet, rehned
home: ] block bus; SOB. Woodley sl22.
26Qe UNIVERSITY .PL NV. cony to ,l4th
and Fairmont-2 large rooms for Ink
everything fuTn.; $3.50 week
ATTRACTIVE ROOM to employed lady in
t exchange Tor Supervising ,6d ny dauehters
FR. 1852 Sat. afternoon.
dble., rm., twin beds. with another. in, apt !;
half blk. Senate Of Bldg: elevator, phone
81 mo. each. l2S St ne, Apt. 50.
BETHESDA ND.-single and double rooms,
rrNf, fort ,l Fttr1 had h.,th
breakfast opt Oliver s62I.
NEAR 18th AND COL. RID Room for gem
tleman in comfortable apartment: available
Immediately. Call AID. 1909 after ; p m
845l NEWARK N,w;mcieptlema3; bright. gt
desk: SIS Sg'r mo N5 Faf 465665 after after W 16.
DOWNTOWN-Refined white home well
fuTn. clean I'm. for 5 men twin nIed beds,
81 mo. ca 1913 24th NV. To-
1900 MASS. AVE. NV, Apt 4-Nice
newly furnished room. next bath. 16'
CONN AVE. and S sT-Double room
for couple or men, 81 50 each weekly
and shower: in lovely home: suitable 4 re-
fined adults Phone Alex 1895 l6'
HTIICRFsT. 2O35 34th ST. sE.--One. or
two gentlemen: large. front. newly fur fur
nished room, pvt. bath; adult family. Call
after pm. Trinidad s249.
CONE, SEE the freshness of this large,
1ight room for gentlemen: private home.
EN-. 1l74 2q34 Newark St. NV
300 CONN. AVE. NW--Lovely room,
large closet adj bath twin beds for
girls or gentlemen. HO 6365. Apt. 32S =
52l1 I4th ST N.W-Single room for
gentleman. gentle. convenient tranSpor-
tation; private family: $50 monthly. GE.
O566.
DOWNTOWN. 1880 MASS. AVE. NV, Apt.
Front twln-bed rm. in private home;
business girls with best refs. See mornings
only. ME. 2S51
ATTRACTIVE double room. twin beds,
seni-private bath, on Mt Pleasant car
line: gentlemen only; for one, $50 90 mo-
for two, $500 each. Phone WO. LAS.
4O22 14th ST. NV. Apt 3--Newly fur
nished front room for two gentlemen,
Tus{r hA1 rlr11fy me- -nt2 ct
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RANK S. PHILLIPS. DI al
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION

S-h 81. NV near Hamilton Colon al
brick . rms bath, porChe9, garage. etc
Beautifully recOnd. Only $3.50. terms.
Call TIL m
Leo NJ. Bernstein g. Co. NE. 5400.
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HALF BLOCK WEST or IETr ST
A very beautiful Colonial br-cE home,
les than - year o-C. r---- ov Frank s
PhlI.ps. IT contains = bedrooms, J be rs
charming fTs'-GOgr library V..n lsya-Ury.
huge recreation room w.fa fireplace. lear
GARAGE. The .C- is u.-s-a-.g deep with
Severa. lovely trees real opportunity
for some one desiring CuaI'y home su
an established cio.e-ln I0Ca on For de-
tails call ~ Ygrrs VJ 1876.
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TRUSTEES SALE,
$4,000

A real barga.n q rooms . tile baths
h. V. oil burner. oak foorS open are-
place. shady LOT. gsrage. Chew Chase. Nd,
" EARL AArRRosE EE nLa2
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Beautiful 3-storv brick residence, = block
Ga. ave, near New Hampshire 1st floor.
living rm. dining rm, kit md floor, 3
bedrms., bath, sleeping porch 3rd floor,
complete 3-rm. apt with tile bath, kit. and
porch: well-lighted basement with front
entrance, could be fixed for apt: 2-car
garage: oil INV h. beautiful oak trim
throughout. a real bargain for some one.
S9,250 cash, or cash above loan purchaser
NAV apply for.
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GRAHAM HALL, WI. $3.50.

ss,s5O-NEw DETACHED BRICK. Ap-
jacent to Avondale and Michigan Park,
ne. Six rooms and bath, lavatory
side porch. Aforementioned oil heat,
gas refrigerator, built-in garage. Trans
portation at corner.
S13 ,450-American University Park A
and two baths, built Of quality ma
terials throughout. Air conditioned
heat with. oil burner; large screened
rear porch, slate roof, brick garage.
$40 950-NEW CENTER-HALL plan brick
of s rooms. 2 baths FTRST-FLOOR
DEN AND. LAvATORY. Recreation
room. maids room and bath. On lot
60x200 feet. Near Blessed Sacrament
Church and Chevy Chase circle.
SHANNON & LUCHS CO.,
1905 H St NV. National 2346.
MICHIGAN PARK, 43O0 SOUTH DAKOTA
sve-Six-room brick Of excellent con-
struction. air-condition heat, . baths,
recreation room. immediate possession.
$3.50. Open Saturday, Sunday.
CLAUDE WARREN.
1410 H St. NV. 15s
7-RM., 2-BATH BRICK. S9,75O.
Upper, 14th st. n.w;+ bedrms.. Eas
heat, refg, gar. splendid shape.
SAM ROSEY. ADAMS 2100.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
Near 18th and ? sts. n.w:--10 rooms
and hath ZoOed | at commercial II " h .
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

y triples and | double room avail. I'M
mediately. $40 mo ca: l min. TO Wash
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q BEDROONS-2 BATHS.

Conveniently located in a nearby north
east MARYLAND suburb. this detached home
is priced 70 sell quickly g StH50 There
is a recreation room, new heating plant
new roof and garage. Reasonable terms
Phone MI Chase. Decatur 4543 or Ma
tioDs1 OyuO ROSS G. pIFT uC
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MICHIGAN PARK

S74ju. & large rooms chestnut trim
StreamIned kitchen, recreation room. sU-
tomato heat. F. Il. A. terms Ma. 1913.
OFF 10th N.W.-S1195O.
Attractive corner. : large rooms. lI5
bafbS prp1 gf4 y17oger-, L5-rhe- pa
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GEORGETOWN

$40 DENT PL. NV.
& rooms, bath, automatic Oil neat;
BRADLEY, BEAIL & HOWARD. INC,
National O21I Southern Building.
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APLINGTON-UN ATTRACTIVE
whl-r BRICK Colonial. home located on
Center-heu entrance. 3 LARGE oedrms .
baths -nd z 14X24 IIv-ne nm large
dining nm kitchen and alcCve dlnstte lst
4 Maids rM. laystory. e'c- oil heat
wInter-summer hookup: attached garaee,
- large screened porChes VIII finance
with subs sIt-al down payment Chestnu.
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4-room and bath bungalow, large tree
shaded lot flowers and shrubbery l0c
TRANSPORTATION. Grade school l block,
priced under - 0OO immediate possession.
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NEAR DUPONT CIRCIE-SMALL NEW
house, attractive. - bedrooms gas heat
fireplace. rlIo per mo. lease, ref. Box
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OVERLOOKING ROCK CREEK

GAlA-CLL.i- i-U.
E-r'v American reuter-hau CoioDa. neT
brick hc-e larEa lly.uE. dining rooms WI Z
beam Csl!.u--. den or r-5.T 2 bah ce
luxe kitchen 'gd foc-. ? large bedrooms
with eNceDGunailv -a.Ee closet. = beau liu-
tile baths. bu.l'-ln E1rgr-- tU1-6d walls.
insula -eG. air-Ccnd LESLIE .. NESSELL.
WO 80. 1+n- TNt
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ALEXANDRIA. VA-ATTRACTIVE 3
room houses. $500 T A plan, built to
order, excellent location, adjons $1,000 =
Sl2.O0 homes PrODertv directly scros S
street from George washington Eign
School-Mt Vernon ave. Office on Jackson
ST. VIRGINIA. HOMES. -enp.e $3.50.
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DETACHED BRICK CORNER
Q1Q 7 TANTlCTEp pn
CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
i - ! 4 4 }
So 750.

Beautiful Groom home. occupied only
BY owner. Large living. dining room,
kitchen with pantry. q drooms. lie bath.
screened porch. also large front porch OIL
heat garage Beautiful yard flowers,
ShrubbeTy, Venetian blinds LESLIE d.
MEsGEf 7, Nrn I.g! I4H- rye
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WALKING DISTANCE.

1880 Rhode Island ave. NV, quiet BLDG
large sunny rooms, foyer. kitchen, bath
porch. $50. Refg. and gas free.
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WOODBRIDGE d C

1000 Perry st ne. Detached. reCondi-
toned like new, u rooms and bath, modern
kitchen and breakfast room. new oil
burner exceptional price terms arranged.
LOUIS H. HALL, RealtOr.
ol"5 r Ave NE HO COCO
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1401 10Th ST. NV.
$500, $1,000, $1,000 MONTHLY.
Telephone North 9258. 2o'

TERRACE HALL,
1445 Mass Ave. NV.
l single ] double and / triple All
outside rooms. running water. Walking
distance. Seective menus. Mr.. Miechel.
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| The kind of home so many have thought
| OF. Well planned. good, sound, all masonry
! used home al great savings, situated in
| trict line and Bethesda. Opposite Chevy
Chase golf course. y block from trans
| portation; detached nome, nicely land
scapped liv tm, din rm., large kit, 3
| bedrooms, complete ba IN. tub and shower
heated attic with > tedrmS-, auto heat,
! built-n garage. Most unusual value at
| $4,000 No brokers Call OWNER. AT.
/ uuou ar An i1po
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1890 HARVARD NW.-Furnished room, 2
windows, l2x16: next to bath. See Janitor.
1907 EYE ST. NW.-Single rooms, So and
A; double rooms, 50 so
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2l|5 r. ! Ave NE HO bl.
WEEKS BEST BUYS.

Detached rooms. - $50 Close TO
shopping center and Clarendon
5-room brick. new lot 5ox orXI -. 81 $50
5-room brick lot 5uxl 10. -G,g5O.
Attention. Government OffClals' For
St6.s5O beautiful home In exclusive
Oakcrest PARK Every feature one would
desire. Shown by appointment only.
See These Homes To-day.
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tIS ia -sforv brc Isc-aat'6n r6or1
OIL burner 3 blocks Clarendon stores all
buses $3.50. SIS per month, terms.
Box 1857 Star
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SAM ROSEY. AD. 200.
N. H. Ave. and OuackenbO!
CRESTWOOD APEA

New q large rms, Is-tt brick s-resr
atlC. den .o-- oEe..n0k. C--.- ~ 1871
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FF B0I-IryAPD sPL-DETACF

FOR SALE BY OWNER, VACANT LARGE
house Apply 1865 N. l7th St, Arlington
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NEAR WOODROW WILSON HIGH,
grade and parochlal schools stores,
churches. this desirable detached s-rm
home on a large lot with gear garage
is priced TO sell today
$3.50.
IN COLUMBIA HEIGHTS. near 18th
and Park rd. 8 large rms. bath; nice lot,
gear garage; $1,000 cash; low monthly
payments
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BRIG TGHTWOOD--Refned gentleman. pri-
] other gentleman RA 11I3
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red; $40 week Call GE. 1926.
1852 PERRY PI. tof l4th>--Second
double front; $40 each: gentlemans
sunny single c h.w.; h.-w.h. AID. 9l27.
lT25 PARK RD NW-Large double rm.,
twin beds. gentlemen: S35 ea. Michigan
oq5o
Evening star., 1941-02-23
Mrs. Hoyt Won't Let
Ape Be Exposed to
That Awful Creature
BY FRANCIS f. STAN,
Star Staff CORRESPONDENT.

SARASOTA, Fla, Feb. 22.-Gar-
gantua the Great, unchallenged star
of the big top" 600 vitriolic, sneer-
ing pounds of awesome strength and
eager to crush and kill all who stand
in his way, sat in the corner of his
$4,000 conditioned cage today
and scratched his huge. cone-shaped
head perpleXedly. The big apes
got in-law trouble.
The romance of Gargantua and
Toto, like most of the famous loves
of history, embraces the common
but ever formidable problem OF what
to do about the lady who raised his
bride -to-be and who doesn't want to
lose her pet to strange male who,
they say, is a mean-tempered char
acter who has been behind bars
ever since he was youngster and
who now at the ripe old age of 10,
is living out the remainder of life
sentence.
It develops that Mrs. E. Ken
meth Hoyt, wealthy Havana widow
who raised 450-pound Toto as
baby and who gave the carefree
young girl free run of her Cuban
estate, is not as intrigued by the
scientific possibilities of the first
marriage of captive gorillas as popu-
larly supposed when she agreed to
sell dear little Toto" to John Ring
ling North, president of Ringing
Brothers, Barnum and Bailey Cir
Gus. It was while her back was
turned yesterday that Garsantua
Evening star., 1941-02-23
Plane Crash Injuries
Three From D. {. Area

Three men from Washington and
nearby Maryland were injured last
night when their Stinson mono
plane crashed miles south of
North East Md. They were flying
home from Roosevelt Field. N Y
The pilot, Winfield Tredwell, %,
of the 5000 block of Colorado ave-
nue. NV, and a passenger, Ed
mond DAILY. %, of Manor Club
Estates. Norbeck, Md, each suffered
a broken leg.
Troy Jacob, 20. of 708 Flower ave-
nue.. Takoma Park, was cut and
bruised over most of his body. it
was reported at Union Hospital
Elkton, where the men we're taken
after the accident.
A fourth passenger. William E
Melton, 40. contractor. of Silver
Spring escaped uninjured, it was
said Witnesses declared they were
astonished at the luck" of all four
since the plane appeared to go
into a tailspin at 500 feet altitude
and hurtle almost vertically toward
the earth. Motor trouble was
blamed.
Evening star., 1941-02-23
National Unity Urged
As Capital Honors
George Washington
Dunkerque Compared
To Valley Forge by
British Minister

Nation racing against time to
arm for defense observed George
Washington birthday yesterday
with added appreciation for the
courage. patriotism and leadership
of the man who guided this country
through its first great war.
The perilous times lent a solemn
note to the Capitals celebration.
Speakers called for unity and a re-
newal of faith in democracy. Thou
sands turned out for meetings and
patriotic demonstrations in a city
bright with flags.
On the Monument Grounds hun
dreds stood bareheaded in a cold
wind while representatives of the
White House, The District govern
ment and scores of patriotic organ
izations paid tribute to Gen Wash
ington, in whose memory the great
shaft was erected.
In Memorial Continental Hall Sir
Gerald Campbell, British Minister,
compared Dunkerque to Valley
Forge in a Washingtons birthday
address sponsored by descendants
of Revolutionary War soldiers. Sir
Gerald declared that England will
stand up to battle until Armaged-
don" and will win for the freedom
of many lands.
Plea for National Unity.
The days program of patriotic
activities included the 18th con-
secutive Washington's birthday OBJ
servance of the Association of Oldest
Inhabitants of the District of Co.
lumbia, and a luncheon of the
Washington National Monument So
ciety.
At the ceremony on the Monu-
ment Grounds Gen. James A. Drain,
assistant administrator of the Fed
eral Security Administration, ap-
pealed for national unity and de-
clared that George Washington 50
cognized the sound need for an
adequate national defense" Our
first President, he added, worked
for national unity "As he served,
so should we, so that we may give
posterity a richer, a fairer and a
better land"
Wreath bearers passed through
lane of r. American Legion vet
Grams. Mola than so American flags
and emblems of various veterans
units were included in the massing
of colors exercise.
The invocation was given by 1t.
Speer Strahan, chaplain from
Fort Myer. and taps was sounded
(See WASHINGTON, Page A-14)
Evening star., 1941-02-23
Lear Reaches Safety
After 4 Days in Desert

BY the Associated Press.
LIMA, Peru, Feb. 22-John Lear,
Associated Press staff member, and
four other occupants of an airliner
stranded in the Sechura Desert who
had been missing for four days,
arrived safely today at the coastal
village of Morrope after a hazardous
journey through the wasteland.
Lear, accompanied by the pilot,
Hughe Wells, native of ShreWs-
bury, Mass, and a Peruvian engI-
neer, Hermann Baumann, left the
other II passengers of the Condor
airliner last Tuesday night in search
of aid. They were without water or
food and relied on a compass for
guidance.
They were saved by a miracle" ="
Alexandra Garland, one of the pas
sengers to be rescued by Peruvian
planes, said tonight in telephoning
the news from Chiclayo.
Garland and the passengers who
remained by the stranded plane
were flown to Chiclayo, and a Con-
dor pilot, Roy Warner, few the
stranded airplane out Of the desert
after 1t was refueled.
Evening star., 1941-02-23
10 Times Present Aid
Needed by Britain,
0. P. N. Officer Says
Criminal Folly to Say
She's Overtuking Foe,
w. |. Butt Asserts
BY the Associated Press.


PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 22.-Wil-
liam L. Bait, o. P. M executive, said
tonight that to suppose Britain
aided by American production, rs
growing stronger every day in rela-
ton to Germany is criminal folly"
To tip the scales of armament in
favor of Great Britain, Mr. Bait said
in an address prepared for a Swarth-
more alumni association meeting,
I'VE must double-nO that is not
enough-We must multiply by three,
four, five and even 10 times our
present rate of shipments to Brit
ain"
And. he asserted, that production
level must be soon or it will be too
late"
Mr.. Bait, in private life president
of a Philadelphia industrial firm, is
deputy director of the Division of
Production in the Office of Produc-
ton Management.
Exports to Britain Doubled.
Exports to Great Britain increased
from about S50000,000 in value last
May to S1OO,0OO,O00 in December,
Mr.. Bait said, and added that ION
the face of it, that might seem very
! encouraging.
But since last summer" he as
serted, this country has provided
Britain with far less than Hitler has
! been able to eXtort from France
alone. not to mention Denmark,
Norway, Luxembourg. Belgium and
Holland. If We are inclined to re-
| ioice in the fact that we are send
ing considerable quantities of air.
planes to Britain, let us not forget
that the aircraft factories of the
occupied countries alone can more
than match our shipments to
Britain"
The productive possibilities of
those nations, he contended, was
superimposed on the vastly aug
mented output of the factories of
| the Reich itself.
Germany was spending approx
mately 1,000,000,000 per month for
war when she attacked Poland in
September, 1889" Mr.. Bait said.
That rate is now perhaps nearly
doubled and is probably in excess
of ,OOO,O0O,OO0 per year. The use
of forced labor alone probably
means that these cost figures are
| far too low
The United States, which boasts
of the greatest industrial facilities
in the world, spent less than S2,000,-
000 900 in the final six months of
1910 and will be able to spend no
more than $4,000, 900 900 during the
| flscal year ending next June go"
Evening star., 1941-02-23
BY OVID MARTIN,
Associated Press STAFF Writer.

A conclusion that Germany is
facing the prospect of serious
shortages of essential foods within
six months has been reached by
Government economists.
This opinion. it was learned yes
terdav, is expressed in report pre-
pared by Dr.. Frederick Strauss.
Agriculture Department economist,
which correlates the confidential
and other information the Govern
ment has been able to obtain on the
German situation. It was pre-
pared primarily for information Of
the White House End defense Off
cials 9nd hos not been given gen.
eral circulation
The prospective shortages, the
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Extreme Unction
Administeredto 10
Ex-King Alfonso
Former Monurch's Family
With Him; Too Weak to
Be Moved From Chair
by the Associated Press.

s, the Associated Press.
ROME. Feb. % Sunday .-Ex-
tr-me JUNCTION was administered late
last NIGHT to Alfonso XIII. former
King Of Spain, as his condition grew
worse.
A person close to Alfonsos suite
said death may be question of
minutes-it may be question Of
hours"
Alfonso sat in a chair in his hotel
room, awaiting the crisis. He was
too weak to be moved to his bed.
At the ex-King's own request, the
Spanish Jesuit priest, Ulpiano
Lopez, was summoned to administer
the last rites of the church to the
54-year- old former monarch.
Seeing the members of his family
weeping about him, Alfonso re-
marked:
Am I so bad? Then call the
priest"
While the padre prepared for the
rites, each royal relative in the
chamber approached the former
sovereign and kissed him tenderly.
The descendant of Bourbon mon
archs received the King and Queen
of Italy, Victor Emmanuel and
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: even was permitted to see the girl
who was selected to be his mate in
this celebrated wedding.
Today Mrs. Hoyt put her foot
down so hard that her stomp raised
a geyser of dust within the enclosed
tent which harbors Mr. Norths
s500,000 gorilla and Miss Toto, whom