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Evening star., 1942-09-05
British Prisoners Do
Bit to Win War

War work is being done by the
prison population of Britain. The
II 900 prisoners get a small sum
counted in coppers, but they like
doing something to win the war,
They labor in miniature factories
attached to the prisons.
Technical advisers teach them
how to use power hammers, rope
twisting machines and power lathes.
Some make boxes for torpedoes,
others anti-magnetic mine gear,
They may buy candy, jam and to-
bacco with their earnings, but are
not allowed to keep more than 40
cents in their cells at time.
Persons sent to prison for absen-
teeism from war work find war
work waiting for them in London
and elsewhere.
Evening star., 1942-09-05
German High Command
Admits Allied Attacks

BERLIN (From German Broad
casts, Sept. 5 P).-The British
bombed Bremen in the west and the
Russians raided Eastern Germany
and occupied Poland last night, the
German high command reported
today.
The war bulletin said Raj raiders
loosed their explosives on Bremen
from a great altitude and 'hit sew
eral churches and hospitals" while
it accused the Russians of scattering
their bombs indiscriminately, causing
civilian casualties.
German night fighters and ground
batteries downed II British planes
and the Russians lost one of their
craft, the communique said.
The high command reported that
Nazi airmen made low-level night
assaults on factories and communi-
cations along the British south and
southeast coasts.
Evening star., 1942-09-05

the type initiated at Cologne May 80
were developed during the month,
the Air Ministry said there were
several of the standard three-fgure
order" The heaviest Of these were
reported directed against Kassel,
Saarbruecken. Frankfurt, Mainz and
Duisburg.
German planes. flying singly or
in small groups, few over parts of
Britain on % days and n nights,
but the attacks were declared con-
sistently light and scattered, with
results In no way comparable with
the heavy offensive carried out by
the RAF against the Reich"
The Ministry said the Raj lost
378 planes during August in opera
tions against the German zones Of
Europe, defense of the Near East
and attacks on Axis shipping COM
pared with a known Axis loss of 247.
Evening star., 1942-09-05
BY CONSTANTINE BROWN.

The furry Of hope aroused by
Gen. Francisco Frances removal
Of Ramon Serrano Suner, his for
eign minister. has subsidized some
what with the realization that
whatever else 1t means, 1t does
not mean a revolutionary change
in the generalissimo's political
orientation.
Washington and London have
been concerned in recent weeks
lest Serrano Suner move against
the Allies without the consent OF
his brother-in-law. Spain's "Cau-
dillo." Shipments OF oil and food
from this country to Spain were
part of the price of keeping the
Spanish government neutral.
In diplomatic quarters which
keep a close tab on affairs in the
Iberian peninsula the custer OF
Evening star., 1942-09-05

RAF bombs.
IL Planes Missing in Bremen Raid.
"A heavy weight of bombs was
dropped and many fires were left
burning" the Air Ministry said of
the Bremen assault. Fighter COM
mand aircraft were over Northern
France also on offensive patrols dur
ing the night.
Eleven aircraft were reported
missing from the raid on Bremen,
familiar bombing target on the
Weser River 40 miles from the North
Sea.
This was the Goth in a series of
Raj smashes against Bremen, of
which the greatest was a 1000
bomber assault June IS. Submarine
shipways and railways are major
targets in the area.
1t was the fourth straight night
OF British assaults against war in
dustries and communications of the
Reich.
The German radio acknowledged
that points in Eastern Germany had
been attacked and said some damage
was done In "a town on the north
German coast" by high explosives
and incendiaries.
Naiz planes cruised over the south
coast OF Britain during the night,
but there were no reports of bomb
ings. Heavy damage was done yes
terday to railways and buildings
near Folkstone and Sandgate, the
Germans declared.
Dover Strait batteries exchanged
fire for a time. German batteries
near Cap Girls Nez initiated the
action with two salvos after night
fall and long-range British guns
replied Immediately. Flashes lit up
the sky like summer lightning and
waterfront buildings were shaken.
The Air Ministry said weather
conditions over both Britain and
Germany were generally unfavorable
during August, but the RATS
bomber command ranged over Ger
many on IL nights and made five
daylight attacks on the Reich or
Nazi-held territory within the 81
days.
Although no 1000 plane raids of
Evening star., 1942-09-05

maneuver which proved so disas-
trous to the British during Marshal
Rommel's drive across Libya in
June.
The Allied tanks did not fall into
the trap this time. however Instead
they remained in the rear while
Allied artillery opened up on the
German tanks.
Evening star., 1942-09-05

tance which the
B ritish high
C o m m a n d
attaches to this
p q r t of t h e
world. The crea-
tion of a sepa-
r a t e command
in this area will
furthermore be
reassuring to the
Russians because
1t will detach
Iran and Iraq
from Egypt, on
the one h a n d,
Evening star., 1942-09-05
Russia
Continued From First Page)

NOOIIIlIIucu IUIIl ! II 80 dECJ
repeated attacks. killing those who
were able to rise but unable to ad-
vance
THE enemy is still strong here
but his hasty actions for a con-
clusion indicate he Is assembling
his last forces from other sectors
and fronts" 1t said.
The Russians announced earlier
this week that they were outnum-
bered on some sectors before Stalin-
grad as much as three to one.
Evening star., 1942-09-05
Jewish Congregation
Broudcosts Tonight

A program of Jewish Liturgical
music sponsored by the Ohev
Sholom Congregation, Fifth and
streets NV. will be broadcast over
Station WINK from 1905 to 10:3 80
o'clock tonight.
The program will consist of a
sermon, Light Out of Night" to be
delivered by Rabbi z. Green and
prayers chanted by Cantor Israel
Flusberg, assisted by the Ohev
Sholom Choir under the direction
of Samuel Bugatch.
Evening star., 1942-09-05

Al NAlocS bN "
capitals for a
d e t | n | t e
course of &C
on calcu-
] a t e d to
c h e c k, a |
ov er South
America, the
SSl CliS VA " 1
Pan - Amer
lean solidar-
ity against
Germany.
S p a n i S h
Foreign Min
Evening star., 1942-09-05

tary mlnd be-
hind the line
at a desk that
could be filled
by a civilian
is rapidly ac-
Guiring a repu-
tation for in
competence and
red tape stagna-
ton.
To prev e n t
this from hap
pening in our
mobilization of
~, , >, y, "a
Evening star., 1942-09-05

differences being
that Prof. Sin
glefoot uses car
rier pigeons i'm
stead OF post
cards for polling.
and has not yet
decided that he
is a national fg-
ure) shows that
my readers are
anxious for me
to do an article
d e a lii g with
taxation. (
OF three read.
Evening star., 1942-09-05
Idle Cotton Mills
Get Maintenance Fund

Britain will provide funds TO care
for idle cotton mills and their ma
chinery. Building and machinery Of
the weaving section of the Lanca-
shire industry made imperative by
the governments politely OF concen-
trating production of certain indus
tries into fewer units will be main
tained by mills which have been per-
mitted to continue operations.
The plan sanctioned by the Board
of Trade in London provides tor
maintenance Of those facilities only
which have been made idle by this
policy and does not apply to the
looms rendered idle by other factors
Contributions are calculated on the
number Of looms which each active
weaving plant is licensed to operate
Evening star., 1942-09-05
Runqer Tactics to Be Shown

Maj. Francois D'Eiscu, master of
the rough, ready and nasty Rang
er" tactics, will give demonstrations
for University of Maryland ROTC
cadets Wednesday of the latest
methods In .this type of warfare.
Evening star., 1942-09-05

THE opinions OF the riters this their ocn not
necessarily The Stars Such opinions
Stars effort to gue all sides OF questions interest
readers although such opinions may contradictory among
themselves and directly opposed to The Stars.
Evening star., 1942-09-05
Petuin Receives DeIeoute

VICHY, Sept. tP).-Marshal Pc
tain received Miss Eva Dohlgren
American Red Gross delegate, on her
return yesterday from a two-month
trip to Washington.
Evening star., 1942-09-05
House Chaplain Returns

The Rev. James Shera Montgom-
cry, chaplain of the House, is back
in Washington from a months va
cation after sharing War bond
speaking honors with Gloria Stuart
movie actress. Their drive netted
more than $700,006 in bond sales
at Wilkes-Barre, Pa, and Norwich,
N. Y, Chaplain Montgomery re-
ported.
Evening star., 1942-09-05
BY PERTINAX.

Diplomatic circles have heard
that Spanish diplomacy. always
active In Lisbon and Buenos
Aires, was trying to find support
Evening star., 1942-09-05
BY MAI. GEORGE FIELDING
ELIOT,

The appointment of Gen. Sir
Henry Maitland Wilson to be COM
mander in chief In Persia and Iraq
is evidence of the increased impor-
Evening star., 1942-09-05
.Monpower
tumble
Charged
Presidential Action
Urged to Stroiehten
Out Situation
By DAVID LAWRENCE.

The military mind in the front line
OF combat has an excellent reputa-
ton for versatility and resourceful-
ness in emergencies. But the mill
Evening star., 1942-09-05
|McLemore-
| Pig Bonks Are Due
| For q Hearty Shake
BY HENRY McLEMORE.

NEW YORK.--A survey made by
the Singlefoot Poll (Which is very
similar to the Gallup Poll, the major
Evening star., 1942-09-05

Turn trash into cash and use L.
to smash-the Axis. Collect that
junk metal now.
Evening star., 1942-09-05

On the metal collection drive YOU
have an S card. Go the limit.
Evening star., 1942-09-05

man newspaper Danziger Vorposten
today as saying that 5000 refugees
had arrived in Danzig and $500 in
Poland from German areas razed by
RAF bombs.
Evening star., 1942-09-05

The Argentine government will
opesate wtne-bottling plants
Evening star., 1942-09-05
Raids

Continued From First Page.)
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1eittbod, ben 1s, 5sbraar 1912

tSafeID &GOuHcH ltHO IHt NSuDLt 80 -
lin ben Ser. 5tnnteil bel Gerfebrslii,.
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bin bnB Die MISUNDERSTANDING,
ial europa III ben lesten 90 sSsabrel
ibre Sallptfrait mo lire 6iibrer iii
ter Der arbeitsloien Snae,lo ianoen
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a1 bas 2oHb ribten miro, bie beabtet
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Nrbeiter lein.'
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tie minoeltens $500 Jranfen. Be.
iinoen iid oie. Marfen auf 8riefen
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q,,eriiber angebroht iit.- Nus bic,
Shiden beltebenoe: Marfenqlaorote
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Evening star., 1942-04-18

ARLINGTON-SPACIo GROOM BRICK
hunEalow, GARAGE. fireplace, Venetian
blinds throushout. inclosed back yard
S9.15o; substantial cash. Call OWNER,
Chestnut T0ln lps
Evening star., 1942-04-18
MAYNARD Il BAYLES CO,
REAL RARGAIN-S6,75O

, In Riverdale-New detached two-Story
brick. on fne lot: rooms. bath. air con-
ditioned: paved street; close to esrs. 4s1
Ravenwood rd (old Adams ave., Omen.
phone for auto NJ d. CAMPBELL owner.
Hyattsville $3.50 after n pm.
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SHOPPERS NOTATION!
ONLY 81 750

A word 10 the wise is sufieient, there
fore go see 6l6 Park I'd. NV rms.
alley. newly dec; - block all conveniences
Only $3.50 down and s67 so month will do
greatly appreciated when tires wear thin
and gas costs mount. Do not fiddle while
Rome burns II you know what 1 mean.
WM; CALQMIRIS, 1910 9th NV. HO.
03Sa or GE. 557s
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FARMS FOR SALE.

GROOM MODERN HOUSE. So ACRES,
aesT.nseE eszT ssTa nd wa seege sss sE MR i7f fLAYs
81 |ss SSs5s NJ asHs
LAuREI. MD;.I5 ACRES, s-sToRy, io-
osas estS, sqns Fl modsqn
conveniences large shade trees. fruit, as
oaragus. grapes; nr. ,. ~ o. depot and
81. saoo o take. Z fs to Yas yras ss a9gss sSe
fssa sstays issns Nd On isaRsa SsaRsn "
:. ATTRACTIVE COUNTRY PLACE.
b. C., paved road. 6-rooin house, all mod.
ern improvements. double garage, barn,
sns heg aSs aSSs so0f nsD'
many kinds. fertile soil; g; 900 cash; bal
ssnse sasy der1 terms rRAEcIEs X TH0MPsoE HS
733 ACRES, 27O IN FRUIT. PEACH AND
apple: $50 acres tillable; located IN Penn
sylvaHiIs near Blue Ride SUMMIT f5ogs hss
and stone houses barns and. outbuildings
including packing barn, Herd OF Aberdeen
Angus cattle, hogs turkeys. draft horses.
complete farm equipment. Ma. 6347.
corn ara wheat; s-room frame farmhouse.
full ccncrete basement, cleo. well on back
to hcid > sorses, r SEQ ) cows. hay = NOW. I sarsss
3 nOrSeS. cows, cuItlVdtOr 70 QOuple pi0W1
/ potato plow, l string-tooth harrow. 2
sets plow harness, 3 acres sand and gravel.
10 acres mica; 400 Z; on river: fox
inr 10000 r. fD1 N stsadn9 1SH saw timSer ben
1000 cords frewood. black walnut trees;
Is miles from White House on excellent
road: taxes $50 yearly. Price. $4,000.
So 400 cash. balance financed through
farm loan. 20 years at 4Es. p. w. RAY
MOND. Beltsville. Nd. Berwyn 761-J-4.
4 FREDERICK co. sPEcIALs;- s4,450 TO
si5,sSo; terms: ri:s closing estate. on hard
road river. 40 a.; few good. none better
at $lp,S50: low terms, trade; is mi. out
in pr. Gen Co VA-Dairy o20 .. en-
hwy: S27,5o0; hours ride. 81 a.. old Scr.
house. grazing land, on 2 hard roads, only
S4. $50; your terms, trade. N. e. RYON
CO, MA. 1907, GE. 6146. res.
NEARLY 200 ACRES, BEAUTIFUL BLUE
grass farm, fat rich bottom soil. deep
stream on property, long frontage on Route
so, In Fairfax County, Va. near Chantilly.
This farm is mostly clear. stocked with
sheep and cattle. all bldgs. in good repair
and equipped with necessary farm eauiI-
ment; priced reasonably, $4,000 cash, the
balsnes nee, e no. he secured on the property.
BEAUTIFUL FRONT ON PATUxENT
River. 81 acres, about Is clear.
$4,000.
Al acres. Groom dwelling, electricity.
$1,000.
e5-scre dairy feIAl, good buildings
$4,000.
J. H. FETTY.
Evening star., 1942-04-18
HOUSES FOR SALE.
S50O DOWN PAYMENT

Capitol View. Md-Modern 5-room
frame bungalow with space for . sddi-
tional rooms on End A.. lot 55Sl57, plenty
Of room for garden h-wh; near Forest
Glen station. train or bus TO city. price
$3.50. Z, NJ, FRY, INC. 6S40 Wisconsin
ave WI Rt4n
Evening star., 1942-04-18
FARMS WANTED.

WANT TO PURCHASE AT 500 MO,
house with acreage. 16-mile radius Of
Washington. Box 414-V. Star.
LARGE FAMILY REQUIRES A SPACIOUS
and other eonveniences, but will consider
unimproved property IL house Is solid and
Please state full particulars, Box So