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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALA


PLYMOUTH Io4l convertible cotpe; rads
' New Yofk its ave NV NV pi. $500. Mr.. Babcock.
PLYMOUTH 1887 de luxe 4-door sedan;
durable gun-metal finish, radio and heater.
motor ans s,rt,T tiTes E.TI ysTy s9od dr 5KN SFsN2
e57 Carroll St. TAX. PIX, b. G. oE 3302.
sedan; very good tires, motor and fnte-
rior excellent; lent vssTr ssn worth uniaaS saaSi
257 Carroll St. TAX. PIX, D. c. GE 1907:
do heater, one owner. lov-mileass ca,
to or N give Or yoE sS
~ ' scHIEdEI & GOLDEN 80,
257 Carroll St. TAX. PIX, D. c. GE: $500:
PLYMOUTH 1886 4-door sedan; good rub rub
s245. Buick Lot. 1145 18th st: NV
PLYMOUTH 1910 de luxe coupe; excellent
tFs5 hRD moTFoR SsyTFeoR SALES shy s4g1 1908 5eraih ah 4h
TaS6sF oe5e ssdss ass td Alter pesffsi
paint tires, motor and seperal condition
% this oT nn In e prce car 5 ts5 a0fTs Go
INC 43oI Conn. ave. Emerson 1900
PLYMOUTH 1889 2,door; | 9yner; &c so99d sd
down down. Victory sales, 5sO6 Ga. ave.
equipped with radio and heater, ,orisinal
black finish; / owner; tires are Ike new;
npees Pstlss ba4ss S SeF sa s
400 Block c9AsraIN p1s' AVs P9ErlAcA SE Ar. 72oo.
PONTIAC de4o De luxe s,,ss 21dooTi 5ssqiv tTenk reH
m0aei srsNpARD 5 afa5 NJ MoToR r S sAtEs oaos
PONTIAC 1910 Torpedo; excellent con-
dition good white-wall tires, dark gray
BODY, heater: S695. DU. 1920. ----
PONTIAC 1898 de luxe "6'' Fordor trunk
seaen sood fres Faaie ete snd sss Du sss 6eae
PONTIAC 1889 town sed,; attractive blue
finish, low mileage and above criticism as
to appearance and mechanical condltlon'
Lee D. Butler Co., 1l2l 2lst st. NV
DI 0l10. -
PONTIAC 1887 2.doooT.. Try this. this car
before you buy g enly srssIART sTt1i easy terms
1401 14th NV. -
poNAG S 1sss &c sorS5 tfIs ans @2t2 $685.
New F1MkNGs Yore snd fia: f1 A9es. tos, NE
PONTIAC l94l streamliner de luxe go
Al condition: Ss95. Owner. Ia. soss
PONTIAC ds4o De luxe a. 2-do9F nntos silysTi .ns
FINANCE. co. LOT,
New York and Fla. AYES. NE.
STATION WAGON, Ford. 1910; good tires.
upholstery and mechanical condition.
Reasonable. Chevy Chase Motor Co., 7725
Wis ave. WI. 1885.
STUDEBAKER 1889 (Oommander) 4-door
sedan; new paint. very good tires, clean
interior; S495. Buick Lot, 1145 18th NV
TAxIcAB. leather upholstered, new motor
Job, for sale. 1887 Plymouth. 100 cash.
Call after pm. ST. 5141.
Attention, Cab Owners.
New and used De Soto and Plymouth
taxicabs. Get our terms before you buy
a cab. We finance them to suit your
| budget.
L. P. STEUART, INC,
14O1 14th ST. NV.
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY.
MONEY TO LOAN

REAL ESTATE LOANS. LARGE OR SMALL.
PROMPT action. lowest rates. PERCY H
RUSSELL CO. 1871 K st. NV.
LOANS ON REAL ESTATE
Prompt Personal Service
?. j WALSHE. INC. MA 646S
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AUTOMOBILES WANTED.

WILL PAY cash price for 1910 and 1941
T1Tas cheETSesS a9S See
HOPE I'd Sc IL Il. aoa7. 7SHA1' '''' A'4' '00o
FULL RETAIL PRICE PAID, Immediate
island ave. ne. No. ssis. 1o Open aS eveninss: 1H
CAS- GAsH e Tor Xo1R ESS car aIshf:s RTlssi
164e King S.. Alexandria. We: TE. si31.
let Flood Pontiac. 4sai Eye connsesicus. en 1esvaa.
Woodley $500. Open eve. and Sun.
esse Asa az aaal ncas ssr Ss
5000. Open evenings and SUNDAYS.
WILL pay highest cash price 194I Ford
FLOOD PONTIAC. 1921 Conn. Wo. s4oo.
WILL. WILL PAY y,A oAsH. 1870 Pontiac and olds-
Woodley s4o0. Open eve. and Sun.
WILL PAY CASH, 1871 Cadillac and Ford.
Flood Pontiac, 1921 Connecticut. Woodley
s400. Open eve. and Sun.
WILL BUY any make car for. auto dealer
Mr. s. piets.. vs.. SeA essa.' 5.e 0u'-0i-'''s 0a'er'
WILL, WILL BUY your late model car. 1e41
cialty: WHEELER, 4s1O Wisconsin.
spoT cash srIs paid for sny MAKE Req
"; Kirk. 473I Elm ave. bethesda. or or cali
Wisconsin 1874: Open eve.
WILL pay cash for late model Pontiac
asaefs eas ssaan es Rh fr0m 7sl private owner No
IMMEDIATE CASH for late model Fords
and Cheyrolets: representing out-of-town
dealer. Call AID. O9O5 IS.
WE WANT USED CARs-LATE MODELS;
sF1eNtsr 81: Nv. ri: MkFlesfs os9s. PARKWAY soSl M
CASH waiting for cars and trucks, any
age, any condition. 5S06 Ga. ave- Ran
dolph 9036 until pm 13s
sNEIGS;oNp.HAND NIS;c HAM. BANTAM orosiey or
PONTIAC co.
1885 '36 or '37, in good condition Pay
high cash dollar Phone ME- 3lS9.
MODEL (A) FORD.
Pay fancy price, il in good cond. Phone
Me 31S9 ewes, 4 to 8.
FORD COS" PAY S25 MORE =
Than average in good condition Spot cash
Phone ME. 31S9 ewes, 4 to 8, and Sun
CASH FOR YOUR CAR.
FRED L. MORGANS LOT
1929 14th st. NV DU 1904.
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AUTOMOBILE STORAGE.
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

DEAD STORAGE for your automobile,
$3.50 q month. See Mr.. Colburn. Lee D.
Butler Co, 1121 21st st. NV. DI 0110.
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Almost new, very spacious. 5-roon
brick bungalow, with large fioored atti
and basement. Substantial cash. Chest
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MODERN HOUSE WITH
SMALL, ACREAGE

Above Gaithersburs: hne house, 8 rooms.
bath. hot-wster heat, oil or coal: 2-csr
garage, henhouse. meathouse, piRpen,
6cres. $4,000, easiest terms imaginabie.
eAMUEL z. BOGLEY. WI. $500.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

CASINO COMMISsION-CAsH
I personally will pay cash for houses,
fats. stores or apartment houses. G. G..
DUTY. 1024 Vermont ave. Ma. 44S2.
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

CASH FOR HOUSE, BRICK OR FRAME,
white or colored: no commission.
S07 H st. NV. Z. A. BARRY. ME. 2025.
WE PAY CASH FOR NE AND Sc. PROP
erty; quick settlements. GUM g. MILLER,
800 11th st. Sc. Franklin 2100.
6 70 8 R., ALL CASH D. c. ONLY; LIKE
poss. within so days. e. A. GARVEY, DI.
45Os. Eve. Sun, GE. $500. Thomas Cir.
UP TO S6.000 IN d. c., WILL PAY CASH;
& to room house row or detached. either
NV. or ne. or sc. Box 1873. Star
RETIRED, PAY CASH $4,000. SMALL
home, prefer near Capitol; consider bun
ealow Box SIX, Star. 17'
SMALL MODERN HOUSE VA. OR MD
Nice lot; reasonable price from owner.
Immed. occu. Taylor sos. evenings only.
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S13.5O0.

Attractive Groom house on hillside
plot of . 1? acres o miles from WASHINGTON
IN beautiful condition, this house has
large living room, baths, oil heat, fire.
place and 2-car garage: ; of the bedrooms
structed for living comfort and low upkeep;
abundant shade; terms, $1,000 down,
Annandale. Va. at the END Of Columbia
pike. Phone Alexandria 5S12. Closed
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

BRICK RMS AND TILE BATH, UN-
finished attic, oil hot-water heat, detached
garage; trans; $500. terms. 3 rms. and
bath. full basement. furnace heat; on bus
line, 1890. terms.
ARTHUR CARR,
Evening star., 1942-08-12

SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.
5-ROON COLONIAL BRICK. LARGE LOT,
1Oc bus some: near grade and high schools;
Giebe 34b4 for Information. 49,
ARLINGTON, VA.-TO. CLOSE ESTATE,
b-roou modern brick home, near 2 bus
lines: priced for immediate sale at 81 900;
$3.50 cash required. ALBERT H. COHEN,
CHI. 1861. to 5.
2-APT. BUNGALOW, TAKoNdA PARK MD:
! apt. rented for $37 30 per month, you
$500 cash and terms. WA. 4542.
CHEVERLY. MD.-IdMED. OCCUPANCY.
Bungalow, large rms, bath. elec. range,
gar, basement laundry, h.-w.h., blower
ty.nass; tyr ssas. reas'; easy terms aen''les
ON MPBcTToN YOU WILL, AGREE WE
offer 3 splendid houses in the Washing
ton Coli d Country Club section. q
bedrm brick, SIO,50o. l 3-bedrm., brick.
$4,000. Arlington Division REALTY
ASSOCIATES. INC, 46I7 Lee Hwy. Chest
nut 1888. oxford 1880
NRLNdToN-2-s STORY 4-BEDRM. HOME.
LOT. 100xl26: MooDED: 21CAR .; GAR;
ON 10c BUS LINE; CLOSE TO BUSINESS
EHETI1cHHE HTEi cHEsTHUT srSJfoa a44eF EN 4. G HINES
Sons, REALTORS 1920 LEE HWY.
CHESTNUT 2440.
WHITE BRICK, ONE YEAR OLD. 3 BED
rooms: attached garage; gas heat: $500.
Wisconsin 1859. 20 minutes downtown.
49,
ARLINGTON-NEW 6-RM BRICK, NEAR
l0c bus; bedroom and bath on list floor
b%drms and bath on 2nd floor, plenty
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APT, 8 TO 20 UNITS: SUMIT DETAILED
statement, income, expenses, age, location.
Box J5-X, Star
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BUICK 1889 Special 4-door 'trg. seda
good tires. radio. heater; S52b. zell, "a
and SITS NV RE Oto3
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WOMAN STOCKMAN WANTS COOL
farm near Washington; take good car,
stock and place during owners Army alb
sence. Will rent . years or Longer. De-
scribe fully. Box 3S-x. Star.
Evening star., 1942-08-12

ARLINGTON. EAST FALLS CHURCH
Brick bungalow, rooms and bath, INV h.
garage: lot 50x150; $3.50. Call Mr.,
Donahue, CHI 2440
N c. HINES. REALTORS,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-22
Number One Hero
in Sergeant York

Sergeant York" the film which
opens today at the Blue Mouse
theater. Is the fsctuai story o. Al
win c. York. Tennessee noun
taineer who became Americas
number one soldier hero Of the
first World war. The original
screen play II based on the diary
Of Sergeant York.
Gary Cooper stars in the title
role Of Alvin York. Walter Bren-
nan and Joan Leslie. who playa
Oracle Williams. the present Mrs.
Alvin York. head the supporting
cast OF hundreds. Cooper was
Sergeant York's own choice for the
title role.
War sequences show training
flashes in camp, battle action in
the Argonne forest in France. One
engagement. most famous single
encounter Of the war. Is the action
where York performed his amaz-
ing feat Of sngle-handediy killing
Is German machine gunners and,
with the aid Of "A handful of COM
rades. capturing 1872 prisoners.
For this act he was decorated with
the Congressional Medal of Honor.
the Distinguished Service Cross.
the French Croix de Guerre with
palm. and other allied valor
awards.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-22

aAzo Peter Lorre ~ Feoe
coa1T~ITx-walt Dlsnsys Pan
49, also Road Agent.
gzY STREET-Ann sheridan sns
Ronald REAGAN IN Juke 1lIl.
also Penny Slngleton and ArtnaI
Isks n -Blonciet BLESSED EFsnt
IakFUooD-Oreer Carson and Nsl-
Ter Pideeon IN Mrs. hinivef. as
Marrh Of Tine
FsRk-John Garfield and Raymond
Nas=<v IN Dangerously BE-
IIve also Henry Fonda and Don
Ameche IN Magnificent DOGS.
PRocfoR-Ann Sheridan and Ron
a. Reagan IN ~Juke Gil. also
Virginia Bruce and Brod CrAN-
ford n Butch Minds the banf
RTaIART--Ann Sheridan ano Hon-
ald Reagan IN luke Girl.
REN-Edwhrd Arnold and Ann Snefi :.
dan IN All That Money Can Buy
also Freddie Bartholomew and
Johnny Lydon In Cadets on
PARADE
sHEII-Bing Crosby and Mary Mar
IN IN Birth OF the Blues, also
Robert Preston and Martha Q DIS
coll IN Pacific Blackout.
sISsET-Jeanette Macdonald ana
Nelson Eddy IN 7 Married Al
Angel also Constance Bennett
and Jeffrey Lynn In Law Of the
Tropics" -.
TENPLE-oreer Carson and waiter
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-22
English Family Life
In Temple War Film

Blackouts and air raids mingle
with intimate family life and
human interest episodes, enlivened
by comedy moments, in Mrs.
Miniver," dramatic story of the
heroism Of English families under
attack on the home front, which
teams Greer Carson and Walter
Pidgeon. and is now showing at
the Temple theater. The picture.
adapted from the famous novel by
Jan Struther. centers about a
middle class English family in a
small village near London. Its
village types. its customs. its So
cial structure, figure in gripping
human story in which the rescue
at Dunkirk and other graphic war
details form backgrounds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-22

HAArA HAE rHONA E11
nIALTo = Brian Donlsvy IN WaEs
Island li.3o. z.Ss. Sc. $50.
i IS. also Preston Poster and
Patricia Morrison IN Night n Ne
Orleans. lis. 4 As 7-7o. 1880.
ROXY = George Montgomery. Am
Rutherford. Glenn Miller n or
chestra Wives i2.So. 100. 10.
1913. also james Withsrs =
-Youns America II 30. 2:fo. eco.
Music Box-ciark Gable ana Lana
Turner IN Somewhere III Flnd
You Il IS. 3soS. ESQ. 1000. also
Lloyd Nolan and Marjorie Weaver
n Just or Broadway" las. SIS.
AS
RIVIERA The Dead End Kids IN
Smart Alecks.- i2.35 $40, $40.
sis, lo.45 and 20. also Bella Luz
eosl In The corpse vanashes.
i 30. 400. AS. 7;o6. ssso and
I7.15.
cANEo-PrisciIIa Lane and Betty
F1eld IN Blues In the Night
also Pat O,Brien and George Raft
n .Brosdway."
RETURN SHOWING
BEfERLf-Kay Kyser IN Ny Favor
tie spy" also Eddie Bracken and
June Preisser IN Sweater Girl
Boots On" also Cartoon.
Blue M0UsE-Gary Cooper and Joan
Leslie IN Sergeant York"
CAPITOL - Constance Bennett and
Bruce Cabot in wild Bill Hickok.-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-22
Pola Negri Living
On Borrowed Money

NEW YORk-Pola Negri. star
Of the silent films. is living on
money borrowed from friends, she
told lawyers for the Hotel Ambas-
sador according to an action filed
by the hotel in supreme court here.
The hotel sought to attach $500
due Miss Negri from the American
Weekly, Inc, for her memoirs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-22

The first mentioned production the handwork Of the
10th Century studios and is about modern bit of
screen fare as il is possible to find
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-22

Your postmaster can tell you
how to invest In u. 3. WAR
BONDS.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-22
Too Many Wives tor
Kyser in Spy Film

Kzy Kyser gets 'oah 70 aii,-s
81 finds they are the arms q :
beautiful blonde secret service
agent instead o. those Of his new
y acquired wife. in his latest nus
cal lsueh-riot. RKo Radios Ny
Favorite spy" now at the BeV-
cry thester.
Detailed 70 capture a gang Of
dangerous enemy operatives
Kvzer Is forced to desert his oride'
and embark on a series Of hair
raising exploits with woman
partner.
Fllen Drew and Jane Wyman
play the wife and woman SPY,
respectively. in this Harold Lloyd
production.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-22
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There's a new show at Hamrick's
Roxy theater ON Broadway Square,
show which brings Orchestra Wives"
in the top spot and Young America
- -. ,.oxx,x.o x,fnx .4+rnrffon
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-22
Reservation Nomed
For Gen. ]. L. Hayden

sEATTLE-Friends of the late
Brig. Gen. John L. Hayden learned
Tuesday their efforts have been
successful TO have the military
reservation on Cape F1attery
named Fort Hayden.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-22
Four Wesferners
Added TO Committee

sAN FRANCISCO-The Office
of War Information disclosed here
that four more westerners have
been named to wPB industry ad-
visory committees.
They are o. d. Fisher, Fisher
Flour Mills Co.. Seattle TO the
wheat hour milling industry COM
mittcc: and Grant Dixon. Western
Pine Mfg. Co, It.. Spokane: Carl
w. Hornibrook. Ewauna Box Co.
Klamath Falls. Ore; r. J. Mist,
Seattle Box Co., Seattle. to the
nailed wooden box industry COM
mittce.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-22

WAsHINGTON-The senate APP
proved by voice vote bill raising
the pay Cor the women's Army
Auxiliary corps TO the same level
AZ its navy counterpart, the
WAVES.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-22

to be better than good much
better.
Also from the big s2os
nnch comes -Young Amer
lea" . Jane wItherr starring
vehicle which introduces we
city folks to the inner work
ings Of tn al club.
offhand. one might question the
ability of hogs. steers and chick
ems, even with James help. TO
make interesting screen fare. but
that's how things are At the Roxy.
where the folks out yonder show
IN . thing OF two about the foun-
dalton Of America the farm.
And don't miss the color cartoon
about dogs :. it's . scream
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-22

pideeon IN Mrs Miniver.
IIRFRTA, Puyallup-Lon Chsney
md Ralph Bellamyy. IN VOL
Man also william Lunolean N
SUNDAY Punch
RTxIFRa. Sumner-Robert CUMMINGS
and Priscilla Lane in "Saboteur.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-14

Manchester, which went down of
the African Tunisian coast. and
The old 22.6O0-ton carrier Eagle,
the admiralty said that al least
two Axis submarines were sunk
and two torpedo hits were scored
on enemy cruisers.
In evidence of the big-scale ma.
ture Of the battle. said in Axis &C.
counts to have begun Tuesday
morning the admiralty said that a
force Of ItaIo-German eight-inct
and siX-inch gun cruisers steamed
up 10 fight but we're turned away
by British planes.
The Axis cruisers never came
within range of the British ships.
Although the loss Of the Eagle
had been announced Wednesday
it was evident that the battle-itS
final tabulstions still unavailable
was one of the most dramatic OF
the war and one of the fercest
ever fought in the battle-scourged
inland sea.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-14
Convoy Gets Through
British Lose New Cruiser in Addition TO esoIe
in Running Mediterranean Battle

LONDON, Aug. 14-CUP).-
The 9,40O-ton cruiser Manchester.
one of Britain's newest, and the
aircraft carrier Eagle have been
sunk in naval-air battle in the
central Mediterranean while es-
corting a large convoy to belea.
guered Malta, the admiralty an
nounced today.
Despite the furious attack, the
Germans and Italians were unable
TO prevent ships of the convoy
from reaching Malta and deliver
ing their reinforcements and sup
plies. including a number of fighter
planes, IT was stated.
Branding German and Italian
claims that upward of 30 British
warships and merchant ships we're
sunk in the three-day battle as
exaggerated the admiralty in.
dicated that the aerial phase of
the struggle might still be under
way.
Against the loss Of the cruiser
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-14
A STRANGE FIGHT
More Americans
Arrive in Britain

LONDON, Aug. IA. GNS) An
other large contingent Of American
forces has arrived safely in the
British Isles, il was announced to-
day. II was one Of the biggest
troop conveys TO reach the country.
The new arrivals were quoted
as saying the trip across the At
lantic was uneventful 49, like a
peacetime crossing
The units included transport.
artillery and anti-aircraft battal-
ions. AS the men came ashore
trains were waiting TO take them
TO assigned areas.
- British military hands welcomed
he new arrivals with a medley of
John Philip Sousa marches, and
above the martial strains came
Decentralization orders shouted
through megaphones by American
officers.
The unloadingS went through on
clock-work schedule British OBJ
servers were amazed by the
formidable array Of personal arms
and equipment brought by the
Americans.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-14
Raging Flames
Peril MdrseiI|es

LONDON. Aug. IA GNSl.-A
gigantic fire is raging in the vicin
lily of MarSeilles, big French por'
on the Mediterranean. the Vichy
radio reported last night.
Exchange Telegraph quoted III,
Vichy radio as saying that the
fire was Of enormous proportions
and that heavy damage had beer
caused from the confagration
origin Of which was not known.
Dense clouds of smoke covered
the city IL was reported.
Reuters British news agency
said the fire was raging between
Rognac and Marseilles, and added
that if it is not brought under
control the entire region i.
threatened with devastation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-14
Republic, Youngstown
Sian With Steel Union

PITTSBURGH, Aug. Ia up.
The Clio United Steel Workers
today announced signed labor
agreements had been negotiated
with Republic Steel Corporation
and Youngstown Sheet and Tube
Company in compliance with the
War Labor Board award in the
Little Steel case.
OF the four Little Steel COM
panies involved in the WLB order.
which directed wage increases Of
ii cents A day and checkof Of
dues. only Bethlehem Steel Corpo-
ration remains without a signed
agreement. Inland Steel Com
pany signed August ).
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-14
Marines Take 2 Jap Bases
Kuberocki
Sentenced
2to1OYeors

Joseph Kuberacki, former Ham
tramck councilman and chief OF
police, today was sentenced 10 2
TO 10 years in prison by Circuit
Judge Sherman d. Calender for
accepting a $500 bribe in the in.
stallation of parking meters in
Hamtramck.
The sentence will not go into
effect until Tuesday noon. 10 give
Van II. Ring, counsel for Kube-
racki, a chance TO raise bond,
pending an appeal TO the supreme
court. Ring asked for a post
ponement OF the sentence so the
deferment of effect was given.
In sentencing Kuberacki, Judge
Calender said: s
81 have no doubt In my mind
about your guilt, but your past
record proves you are not
man Of criminal tendencies"
Judge Calender recommended
that Kuberacki serve the mini.
mum term. Kuberacki accepted
the money from Robert x. Cald-
well, an employe of the Mark Time
Meter Company.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-14
Knudsen Warns War
Will Be Iona and Bio

SOUTH BEND, Ind, Aug. ID
ms LIT. Gen. William S. Knud-
sen left today with South Bend
manufacturers of war equipment
the warning that there is no doubt
the United States faces a long
big war"
He coupled this with word oil
encouragement, saying that the
war production program lin guam
tity, is halfway in" Genera
Knudsen was here inspecting wal
plants.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-14
Lindberghs' 5fh Baby
But Whether Their New Child Is Boy or Cir
None~Wil Say at Ford Hospita
BORN IN OLD YORKTOWN

Mrs. Anne Morrow Lindbergh,
wife of flier Charles A. Lindbergh,
has new baby today in Henry
Ford Hospital, but there are con-
flicting reports as TO whether it is
a hoy or girl
Neither DR.. John P. Pratt. OBJ
stretics chief, nor any of his aides
would make an official announce
ment on the birth. which occurred
yesterday.
The baby is reported TO weigh
nine pounds
The condition of Mrs. Lindbergh
and the baby were reported good.
The mother was admitted 10 the
hospital Wednesday. an informant
said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-14

The Lindberghs' first born
Charles A. Jr., was the subject OF
one of the nations most notorious
kidnapping cases. The child was
abducted and slain in 1882.
The second son, Jon Morrow
was born Aug. 2, 1882, and the
third, Land Morrow, on May Il
1887. The Lindberghs' first daugh-
ter. Anna Spencer. was born Oct.
2, 1910.
The f1ier and his family have
been living at Belwood, BLOOMFIELD
Hills, since he was brought here a.
Ford Motor Company consulting
engineer at the Willow Run Bomb.
er plant.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-14
Lost in the Jungle
How 10 Yonks
Cheated Death
Their B-24 Forced Down in Wilds,
Soldiers Fight Way TO Civilization
(See Picture on Page 32)

Following remarkable eyewitness diary Of the harra
experiences United stranded for days
wild Latin American after their B24 bomber lost
in violent tropical and made perous landing route TO
a far away fighting front.
The story of how these played poker with 45 cabber
bullets for chips the OF all surroundings and how they
made dramatic after their last morsel Of food
by Sgt Ed Cunningham Yank the
official army newspaper.
Sergeant Cunningham who reporter the Burlington
n j. Press before joining the himself member Of the
stranded Yankwhch publishing the diary in It's current
issu circulated only members Of the armed forces This
the first this story how 10 army fought against
jungle civilian publication
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-14
Father Divine Cited
On Ex-AngeI's Pay

NEW YORK, Aug. IA QNS).-
Father Divine. Harlem cult leader,
was declared in contempt OF
court in New York supreme court
today because he has not paid
Verinda Brown, one of his former
angels" 500 a week for the past
eight weeks.
Miss Brown obtained a judg-
ment for S5,949.57 against Divine
eight weeks ago on the ground
she had given him that much in
salary and property while she was
an angel in one of his heavens.