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Evening star., 1942-05-03

PIANO, a good used piano is better than
q cheap new one this beautiful Colonial
MODEL Betsy Ross spinet can be yours by
assuming monthly payments without
carrying charge 20 private lessons IN
Guided. Lester Pianos Inc, 1921 G 81.
NV ODen ewes
Evening star., 1942-05-03

PIANO-We have used Stenway ma
condition that cal be purchased for more
than one-third less than the new price.
Terms. Jordans. corner 18th and q
Evening star., 1942-05-03

PIANO-We have a slightly used latest
model Knabe spinet in practically new
condition that We are closing out at a
worthwhile reduction over the new price
Pay l0tr down. Kitrs, 1880 G s.. tmiddle
OF the block Evening appointments ar
RANGED Call Rnnnhlir Ko1o
Evening star., 1942-05-03
CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK.

MILK GOAT. Sannan, registered, with (2)
kids. Warfeld 5701.
DRAFT MARES. pair, black. smooth. 8
yearling mules, heavy bone. Exchange for
cattle. sheep. Apt. "a. 700 11th st. NV.
BROOD sOWS for sale, now and for next
three months. Call Laurel 81.
STALLION, 2-year-old Chintiquie; show
strong Baileys Cross Roads, We.
6 WORK HORSES, also fresh COW. 4430
Schley ave, Bradbury HEIGHTS, Md.
STALLION, beautiful, spotted, and 2 sorrel
fillies 1-yeer-old and a 2year-old.
Msrlboro pike ! z miles from District line.
WALTER j HARMAN.
GUERNSEY BULLS and heifers, and, 2
4 hogs about 200 lbs. each. 2-horse. corn
planter in good condition, two 2-horse
moving machines, riding cultivator. hay
saddle and bride, plows and harness, .
horse disc, cider mill, Myers pump and
pipe, power grinding stone, gasoline engine
Fails Church, Va
WORK AND RIDING HORSES, mules.
ponies, . spotted 5-gated horses. beautiful
dapple gray mated teams, ) cheap horses,
4 cheap mules. pretty ponies, pony
and single; 4 fancy brides and English
saddles, top buggies, rubber tires, hay.
day s guarantee. Rear OF 737 18th ST. sc.
separator, S22; horse. $50. FIR. 307S
Sunday am.
CHESTER WHITE PIGS. pure-bred; boars,
seoc ManS soSs
after May l. Ayrlawn Farms. Bethesda,
Beautiful Shetland Pony,
Cart harness. saddle and bride. Ivy
Evening star., 1942-05-03

PIANO-Latest model Musette spinet that
looks like a new piano, now reduced TO
a short time on rental Only Terms. Jor-
dams corner l3th and G sts.
Evening star., 1942-05-03
COMPARE THESE VALUES

Dining room set, used walnut pieces,
very reasonable.
Poster beds walnut and maple, brand
new. complete, sos.
Unfinished chests of drawers from s..
Occaslona chairs, blue and rust uphol-
stery, $3.50.
We have many other bargains. See us
for the best buys in furniture for the en-
tire home
1896 H ST NE Atlantic 44R4
Evening star., 1942-05-03

RADIOS and radio -phonograph combina-
tinns: large selection. 1912 models, many
1912 floor samples. at large savings: in
cludlng R. C. A, Philco, Zenith. Stromberg-
MARn Phn1o e. App11ANcrc
Evening star., 1942-05-03
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

PIANOS-If you want a really good small
upright, console or spinet at a moderate
price. visit the Piano Shop, 1015 18th
St NV,
Evening star., 1942-05-03
POULTRY e. EGGS,

18th. every one laying, S1.50 ca. Spruce
044S.
BROLER CHICKS, S295 per 100; big
type English CockrelS make 2-pound
broilers in weeks, 81 50, 100. c. o, D.
Special assorted broilers or layers, So 95s
100: quick delivery, order from ad. Circu-
Ter. Blddle's. 1857 Ridee ave, Phila
Evening star., 1942-05-03

PIANO, used Brambach mahogany finished
apartment grand, IN yery GOOD condltton'
S295, easy terms. KIT s. 1880 U St
Cmidde of the block Evening appoint
mcnts ARRANGED. Call kenubAc 62l2.
Evening star., 1942-05-03

RUG l2xI5 Rose Quartz" Broadloom
and Pad Almost New" Pine Old Crotch
in Perfect Condition. Suitable for Living
Room, Dining Room or Bedroom. 77I1
Seventeenth St, NV Inspect Until 8
PM" Lovely English Colonial Home Also
for Sale. Leaving Town. so viii Sacri-
fice Come out 18th TO Juniper, turn left
l Block. No Dealers, Please"
Evening star., 1942-05-03
HARDY AZELEAS-
ANIMALS IN BLOOM,

Garden material. construction and serv-
ice. Estimates are free. Perfect, beauti-
IuI specimen evergreens sacrifice tall va
rietleS Tor screen, old-fashioned Towering
SHRUBS, roses. perennials; shade. ornament
Lal and fruit trees, tree surgery, grading
ming, seeding. Sodding, rock gardens
pools, drlvewayS. flagstone walks, terraces
outdoor hreplaces, walls, fences, guard
rails, manureS. composts, top soil. peat
moss; extra special, three tons poultry
manure S2H IfncOln 4Ho5
Evening star., 1942-05-03

PEK1NGESE, A: K. c., perfect pet for
mother. ideal dispositions, males and fe-
males. 2 mos. to l yr. old. NE. 1904 and
Falls Church S31 -W-2
Evening star., 1942-05-03
ROOMS FURNISHED.

LARGE BEDROOM SILVER SPRING. MD:
twin beds, . closets, 3 windows all con-
veniences; 81 a wk. per person. Sligo 1890.
SILVER SPRING-New home, large room.
mr. bus; semi-pvt bath. l or , men; radio;
$3.50 mo. esch. SH. 6ss6W.
l4th ST, NV. 4001-2-rm. and kit. apt
for 6 girls; also share rms. for girls.
New furnishings throughout Call RA.
1895 between am. and 5 pm.
Evening star., 1942-05-03

PEK1NGESE PUPPIES. red, male. A. K c.
also 2yr.-old reg male proven stud; 500
21O4 Addison Chapel I'd, Kenilvorth. ne
Evening star., 1942-05-03

REFRIGERATOR, Crosley Shelvador, good
as new; copper screens, assorted small
tables. window frames, 3 ice boxes, chest
of drawers, heavy galvanized buckets;
cheap. Shepherd 6229W. 3.
REFRIGERATORS new and used eason-
a1-e; guaranteed uD to > years: easy terms.
z. Q. Smith, 1914 H st. ne. Lincoln $3.50.
rrFRICEPATOR. Electroux, de luxe. gas
II Gail Trinidad 1912
Evening star., 1942-05-03
ATLAS APPLIANCE COMPANY,
"a n

District 3731. open Ewes. TIL Pm.
REFRIC TRAITORS - Clearance sale - Re-
possessed and beautifully reconditioned
guaranteed refrigeratorS, all makes and
sizes We operate the largest refriseration
plant in the East, therefore we are Offering
the greatest values for your money at the
lowest prices. Frgidsire G. E. Norge
Westinghouse, Kely!nator. Leonard, etc.
from S3g. Up to 3 years free service
guarantee.
New l941-42 models for immediate de-
livery. Liberal trade-in allowance. Easy
:
Evening star., 1942-05-03

PIANO, used Estey Sheracon model console
spinet Si95; real value when you con-
slider that this type OF instrument now
sells new for about S345; easy terms
Kits. 1880 @ 81. trniddle OF the block
Evening appointments arranged Call
Republic 62l2.
Evening star., 1942-05-03

PIANO-May specials! Used sDinet pianos.
Sis 70 S3I5; used grand pianos, $50 to
$3.50; studios and consoles SID up. Easy
terms. Lester Pianos, Inc, 1881 G st. NV.
Oven ewes.
Evening star., 1942-05-03

RING, lady's lovely opal, Il beautiful cut
diamonds, sacrifice. S55; R. c. A. table
combination. push-button, S24; new $50 g5
battery e!ec. radio S22. Call after 10
m. Taylor 5OD6
Evening star., 1942-05-03

practically new condition, Sl25. terms.
The, Piano Shop. l015 7rh st. NV. Re-
Evening star., 1942-05-03

TROMBONES- King, $3.50; used
Knickerbocker, S22 so; terms. Kits, 1880
G ST. (midde of the block
TRUMPET and trombone with cases, like
new; will sacrifice. GE. 6511 Sunday or
Monday
Evening star., 1942-05-03

PfANO, small used stueio-size upright;
o. NV. Republic 1890.
Evening star., 1942-05-03
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.
Continued

GUITAR, Hawaiian. steel (aluminum)
Just like new, beautiful tone. Phone
Warfield 1Y35
Evening star., 1942-05-03

RIDING HABIT, complete. wool coat. never
worn, size 80, S21. Randolph 1854
RING. diamond engagement months old.
SI00 new, sacrifice sos; no dealers. Box
o75-Z Star
Evening star., 1942-05-03

UNDERWOOD TYPEWRITER and Speedo-
print nnimeo, $50 each excellent condition
Mayer 1901 Flower ave, TakOma Park .
Evening star., 1942-05-03

REFRIGERATOR, Servel 1910 de luxe
model! about 6la Gu. 1t. TIE. 1854.
REFRIGERATOR, Kelvinator: 3-pc. living
room suite, Vlctrola, tables, 4 chairs.
5119 Sth st. NV.
Evening star., 1942-05-03

REFRIGERATOR, WESTINGHOUSE, like new;
reasonably priced. ia III.
good condition, S@s, Mrs. Miller, Woodley
61ll
Evening star., 1942-05-03

REFRIGERATOR, l94l 6-cu.-ft Kelvina-
tor. porcelain. aluminium trays; very good
condition. VIII sell for 500 cash. Call
DI Hkon. Apf onh A.
Evening star., 1942-05-03

PIANO small Steinwayi VIII place in
home OF employed couple in or M. Ch. Ch.
in return for using occasionally during
day Walter Wilcox, WI 4l0O
Evening star., 1942-05-03

FEFRIGERATORS Norge, General Motors
KelvInator Leonard. Crosley Shelvador
Atwater Kent, Crunow, Westinghouse, G.
Z, sizes rangng from 4 10 u Gu #,
completely rebuilt and rehnished. Electric
AnnIlancr Co Inc. oHoS l4th s.. NV
Evening star., 1942-05-03

REFRIGERATORS, 4, and #. perfect
condition, A c. or D. c. See today.
24g 18th st. Sc.
REFRIGERATORS- EIectrolux, new
condition. SlOO cash RanGOlph lff4.
Evening star., 1942-05-03

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS brand-aew 1871
model de luxe 30-tube Capehart with the
turnover-type changer and remote control,
S955. Today'S list price on this model is
S1.275. Beautiful blond mahogany case.
| Terms Republic 6212. kits, 1880 G.
ST (rpi6dlP of 70 h1OckO
Evening star., 1942-05-03

REFRIGERATOR for sale. late model,
practically new; private party. Inquire
today, 10 am. to l pm. store. 1f2O
Irving ST. NV.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15
He Praises Young Ames'

IN THE Book World, il you're looking for
i bright, favorsome entertainment, Young
; Ames," by Walter D. Edmonds is your fiction.
It s-the story of a young man and his career in
New York of the 1905 and, concidentaly, Of
Nhe busting business world of the era.
Johnny Ames came into the city with one,
burning ambition: 10 make himself as rich as
possible as fast as possible His first sight Of
Miss Christine Chevaler, his employers niece
gave him a second goal.
EdmondS traces the youths pursuit with
brevity and wit, touching the Alger success
formula with realism and authentic color
Packed in a slim book is an encyclopedia dose
or sea action II IS Rendezvous" by Alec Hud.
son, officially Lieut.. w. J. Holmes. Submarines
are Hudson-Holmes' history and concern Here
he presents three stories involving their strategy.
cal use; stories Of sharp breatheSs action. Don't
miss them
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15
10Th Running Of Stakes

ITERE and There in the World Of Sports: It's
III the ninth running of the $1,000 McLennan
Stake az HialCah PHrG Miami. next Satur-
day We're going 90 have our ~ cents on
Attention.
In then. y 4. c. track games At Madison
Square Garden next Saturday Leslie Mac
Mitchell should take tho Ono-uile event. while
Greg Rice should breeze home } the two-rnls
competition.
In some of the bigger basketball games next
week. we are picking Oklahoma over Nebraska
Minnesota over IllnoiS-Ncw York University
over Rutgers { y over Fordham-
Columbia over Princeton Washington State over
oregon Notre Dame over Western Reserve and
Dartmouth over Penn Don say We didn't
tell you-NARK n
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15
Bans Popular Sandwich

DEANUTS are SAID contain vtanns b c and + That's
l. NamIn> Only way like peanuts peanut brittle
especially butter sandwiches My iavorlte
sandwiches named ham, beef club tongue
Sardine and hamburger
females wearing Stacks Somebody should
called sackwearers daily
department heretofore stated opposed TO
Stacks and believe with
a figure Ike Katharine Hepburn should them.
Spent reading Joan Crawfords avote
Apok l. jean ChrsOphe by Roman ROLAND Miss
rawordS couUnSt OF all time 0. o. Mcintyre
and pasted all his columns a scrapbook.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15

IS
! rcrastcN Ieof decades He ia o
etc andta sprtc
rsrele anernr Fred lis
in
as
% W n a al o h
IImst ueieryd O re- heard
o NOR
His creates eel is
y IN
sfrears atng tina enjoys eneyt
Ia h his Hc
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the for He awy dresses
Of
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ntryc him t past
MATkII
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15
Why Overlook Pideeon?

ODDS and Ends in the Entertainment World:
~ Strange how some Of the very best actors
deserve Walter Pidgeon, for example True.
Pdgeon IS a featured player. True, ne 10
always working. But somehow or other, ne -
not rated as a star The public is nuts about
him, the press recognizes his talent Why, then,
is ne not as important he should be- Answer
that one and you've solved a MAJOR Hollywood
riddle
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15
Something TO Remember

NnJRING they displayed their typical American
~ ndviduaSm the trained them to be
That from radio broadcast from
Japanese people how the captured Wake Island
handled
imagine what happened when the armed japanese
training the unaned and helpless United States Marines
will reckoning. To Remember Pearl Har
bor added slogan Don't Forget the Wake Island
Marines"
Rheba Crawford In the dim past Rheba a Salvation
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15

NJ present IN his before breakfast warhng Mr. ODou Is
featuring More BE Pted Than Censured only Rose
With Broken Stem" He Loved Her but She Moved Away
Tho Naughty Nehes dtty he heard IN
London which IN part
Iot can't do that there ere
lo, can't do th0t t'rc ere
You 90 IA that there ticyr
4t y6p rau do that there
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15
How Did LoophoIes Arrive?

OOPIOLES federal laws causing the United States
Secretary Morgenhau
He should What interests these oopholeS IN the
he o they Intentional?
the majority OF senators and congress
lawyers They should know loophoe In law when
they
sisters sing Three Little Maids From
II you have missed something The Peters
girls nearly harmony; the thnnes weighs 20
pounds. Other each weigh 300 pounds.
They the pumpet entertainers that sister team
Dancing Heer and the Galopng Cow enter
tanned the night clubs OF San Francisco.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15
Deffy Tale

OUR weekly nut story has 10
~ do with the Screwball who
entered a house furnishing store.
I'D like to see a pillow" he
requested.
The salesman bowed.
Sd, Eyes, indeed, sir" he replied
I'm happy TO be Of service 20
you. Are you interested In a
pillow with chicken feathers.
duck feathers or goose
feathers,
The nut shrugged
~ should worry" he smiled
happily. II sleep with my head
under the inflow"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15
Smart Guy

IT WAS just before the big
race. The two. thorouGhbredS
stood side by side IN the pad
dock.
The first nas turned to his
companion.
Tell YOU what I'll do" he
said. "I'll bet you five bucks I
beat you around the track
today"
The second nag looked very
naughty
Nothing doing. wise guy" he
returned. You know i never
bet on horses.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15

1~wnlIE murder trial was
nearing its climax. The
courtroom was packed.
Out IN the corridors,
- hundreds Of people had
been standing for hours
on the chance that they might
catch a glimpse Of one of the
principals.
The atmosphere was strained
and tense. On the witness stand
was a beautiful blonde. The
prosecuting attorney glared AZ
her.
II will repeat my question,
young lady" ne h U n q ere q
Where were you on the night
OF November l4:"
The blonde crossed her legs.
Three Jurymen strained their
necks. The witness hung her
head.
please don't ask me that"
she murmured please don't. i
can't tell you"
The prosecutor stiffened.
You must tell us" he roared
"Stop stalling. Where were you
on the night OF November l4?"
The beautiful blonde bluShed
furlouSly. The court waited with
baltcd breath.
"AlI right" admitted the lady
finally. IF YOU must know. I'll
tell you. was at home, work @
ing out a simple crossword
puzzle"
The prosecutors eyes almost
popped from his head
us that anything 20 be
ashamed OFF," he demanded.
The damsel hung her head
still lower.
Certainly Il Is" she Sobbed.
"a beautiful dame like me
wasting a night on crossword
puzzle"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15
Sees Axis Division

GRACE FULLY. A New York
NJ girl who made good in
Washington, D. {. She is the
Presidents secretary. Miss FULLY
was once the secretary OF
Cardinal Hayes.
Gcnevieve TauboiS. Euro
pean journalist. Genevieve. who
has quite a reputation as a
prophet, says the Nazis and
laps viii split in the spring.
Hitler. says she, will ask the
Nlpponcse 10 attack Russia and
they viii refuse 10 do so.
Lefty O'Doul Once OF The
$cw York Giants. Now man
agcr q the San Francisco Seals.
He is also president of the
South OF Market Street Singing
IN the Rain Association. This
IS an organization OF veteran
bathtub singers,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15
70 Germans Forget Again?

EIN Ny -FOUR YEARS IN GERMANY former United States
ambassador Germany JameW. Gerard detailed CONVEX
mtariStS 1916 The had
dlsparauIng possible
entrance United the would have the
Gerard II said that nearly all the great inventions used
In his that the subma
telephone and telegraph OF American
the had Civil
believe forced American genius
which might decisive effect
In his
Gerard predicted The United States did produce that
invention And II quite genius
produced weapons that might be decisive factor
In
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15

musical, shrewdly directed TO gather plenty Of
robust laughs all along the line. It's based on
the old Broadway success, Sailor Beware!"
which drew many frown from the Hays Office
in its original form But this version has been
carefully cleaned and pressed-and The Fleets
In" energies as nifty film fare that must prove
popular wherever it plays. II certainly rates our
endorsement, which is a fact we trust will not
handicap it too seriously.
A race track bookie who is called upon to run
an art gallery forms the basic situation in "A
Gentleman at Heart" and a genuinely amusing
basis it turns out to be, too, This isn't a big
picture by any matter of means, but it holds
more entertainment than many a pretentious
Romero Caroe Lands and the nervousy ener.
getic Milton Berle, "A Gentleman at Heart" IN
swift funny and definitely worth seeing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15
BEST BETS
Of THE WEEK
The Fleets In
Has Robust Laughs

&: e: 8: 6: : !: : ::i
I,his is funefIl and faSt-rnOYinR
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15

TTERE pleasant little that will give you message
II every day 1t puzzle designed to spell
your the letters in first name the number
~ letters IL or more II the number Is less than
sad The result is your key the upper left
hand rctange check OF your Key
numbers right Then read the message the letters uhoer
uhe checked figures give you
sopyrsht 1912 ~ Kns Features Inc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15
Chanoed Name TO Boake

DOAKE CARRIERS Harold Stan Broza, radio
ID program director said Harold for news COM
mcntator had punch
Can you Mr. Broza walter Winche" being
Wnchcl Webrook Pcgle being named Harold
convinced and immediately changed his
first Boakc.
Distributed by K.rE
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15
on The Side
Auto Should Last 500. 900
Miles. Tires Over 100000
7s there on earth a space so dear
As that l0ithn the blessed sphere
TWo loving arms entWineY

=
WV ~ It'll intelligent digent a automobile in the
popular class last 100000 miles And with
N the kind OF attention tire last 100000 10
wv 100000 miles. So states auto expert.
v a family has three dogs and one is dachshund
will Immediately take charge of the other two
dictato They have
his raj in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15

NIUlN IdNoIE III -NdIIIIdtIdII uII1
known as The Angel OF Broad.
way" That was around Is year,
ago about the time "JapanesC
Sandman" was a popular song
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15
COIN
To. Town
With MARK
HElLlNGER

wnIIE murder trial was
nearing its climax. The
courtroom was packed.
Out IN the corridors
- hundreds Of people had
Evening star., 1942-11-27

BATTLE FOR TUNISA-Againt fierce resistance
Allies today fought toward Bzerte and Tunis Veteran
fighters reported to have southwest
Tnis British and United States pushing
SOUTH tanning they supply lines along
the east to Tripoi Allied at forward
AxS-hed areas. A P. Wirephoto
Evening star., 1942-11-27
Two Slain, Dozen Hurt
SO jailed in Riot Of
Soldiers at Phoenix
Wild Gunfieht Results
When Trooper Resists
Military Policeman
BY the Associated Press.

PHOENIX. Ariz, Nov. PA big
section of this city was turned into
a battle ground early today by
wild gun fight between colored SOL
diers and military and civilian police
in which two men were killed and
IL wounded.
Bullets flew for nearly three hours
before the riot was quelled.
Twenty eight blocks in the east
ern end of the city still were being
patrolled by armored cars at dawn
and the last of the soldiers were
being removed from houses.
More than 100 military and civil
ian police battled soldiers who had
obtained guns and ammunition.
Soldier Resists Arrest.
The trouble began about midnight
with fight between a colored
trooper and a colored girl. The
soldier resisted arrest by a military
policeman and was shot. From then
On the turmoil mounted with such
rapidity that the sequence of events
was clouded.
Order appeared to have been re-
stored after civilian police were
called. About $50 soldiers were
lined up on the sidewalk preparing
to board buses to return to their
camp, Chief of Police Don Steward
said, when a jeep carrying military
police arrived, followed closely by a
car filled with soldiers.
A shot was fired, by whom it was
not ascertained. Chief Steward said
the soldiers in the car behind the
jeep were armed with rifles and at
least one tommy gun. The soldiers
awaiting the buses scattered, and
the battle was on.
The situation was brought under
control about 3 m
At least so soldiers were arrested
and taken to the city Jail. Several
civilians. including two colored girls,
were jailed.
Dead Man Unidentified.
A slain colored soldier still had
not been identified The other man
killed was Robert Riley A, colored
slumped at the wheel of a car, a
bullet wound in his head.
Most seriously wounded was 1t.
August j. Essman, 80, of a white
military police detail. He was shot
in the abdomen.
The wounded were two white mil
itary policemen, two city patrolmen,
two colored military policemen,
four colored soldiers and a girl.
Col. Fred Ellis, commander of
the troops, said a board of officers
was investigating.
Evening star., 1942-11-27
Field Staff Chief Named
For Commerce Department
By The Associated Press.

6y lDe ASSOCldJeO Press
Appointment of Raymond c..
Miller as director of the Commerce
Departments entire field staff serv-
Ice was announced yesterday by
Secretary Jones.
Mr.. Jones said the action was
taken to implement and further
strengthen the field service" which
was established in May, 1941, by
consolidating the field Staffs of the
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic
Commerce and the Census Bureau.
Mr. Miller, 48-year- -old World War
veteran, is a native of Vincennes,
Ind, and was educated at Notre
Dame University, the University of
Indiana, Catholic University and the
School of Foreign Service of George
town University.
He first entered the Bureau of
Foreign and Domestic Commerce
In 1921 and served the Government
in varied capacities here and abroad
until 1886, when he entered private
business. He returned to Govern
ment service two years ago.
Evening star., 1942-11-27

SKYE TERRIER. black and white. male, in
Chevy Chase, Md. Owner please call Wis
ocnsin t',19.
Evening star., 1942-11-27
Raven Society Elects New
Members at Virginia U.

BY Ii Staff Correspondent of The Star.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, Nov.
27.-Peyton Randolph Evans, jr.,
and Harry Ammon, both of Wash
ington; Loren Francis Farmley of
Falls Church, and Herbert Nicholas
Munhall, jr, Of. Alexandria, are
among students at the University
Evening star., 1942-11-27

of Virginia who have been elected
to the Raven Society In recogni-
ton of high academic attainments.
Other new members include
Robert Stewart Boyd of Winchester,
Timony Lawrence Smith of Char
lottesville, William Harrison Kite,
Jr, OF Orange; Benno Janese, HAM
1lton Smithey and Carl Millard
Lang, Charlottesville.