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FARMS WANTED.

OVER 100 ACRES GOOD TnLABLE LAND.
Give all information in first letter, build
ings. water. elec,, road. crop yields three
past years; confidential. REHBOCK, 1906
36th ST. NV. Washington. do not phone)
VIRGINIA. WITHIN 80 MILES WASHING
ton: tillabie land. good building adequate
water. electricity. Under $1,000: private
individual. Box 151-K. Star.
ons,on ~ tMEhFEsr bS smsI ysr IU t HEN MIrn
driving time to washington 3 bedrooms.
bath. modern plumbing and electricity.
Box 461-J. Star. IL
Evening star., 1942-02-27

GEORGETOWN-$13,5O0.
Brick Groom and bath home in
best section: oil heat: needs minor
J. Leo Kolb, Inc. MI. 2100.
Evening star., 1942-02-27

ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED.
FURNISHED APARTMENT OR ROOM,
twin beds, private bath; two gentile men;
good location. Box 45--J, Star. 2Ss
WANTED 70 RENT COIORED UNFUR-
employed. Phone Michigan 7109. 28s
CITY OR SUBURBAN BOARDING HOME
for schoolgirl Can help with young chill
dren. Box 415-J, Star.
ROOM AND BOARD wanted for z. boys,
ages 2 and 8, working mother. Woodley
6137.
ELDERLY LADY in good health desires
large, sunny, 2nd-noor front room. unfur-
pished. private bath. Plain, well-bslanced
board served in room. attendance. Mass.
ave. between goth and oath, or neighbor-
hood Bancroft pl. Private family pre-
Serred. Box 477-J, Star. Il
Evening star., 1942-02-27

NV. MD. SUBURBS.
S7,000-New. modern, rooms and
bath / block from elementary school. z. T.
WRIGHT. WI 5344.
Evening star., 1942-02-27
NEW HOUSE

CHILLUM, MARYLAND.
& rooms, automatic heat completely fur
nished- Owner transferred. Rental S115.
Call Dupont 32S5 after pm.
Evening star., 1942-02-27
IN CHEVY CHASE, D. C..

A 2-bedroom, 1-bath house in positively
new-home condition The house is offered
with living ROOM. dining room and kitchen
on 1st floor; 2 bedrooms and bath on End
floor. Detached garage; small lot: located
did view. Shown only by appointment.
Call MR.. GRIFFIN. National OS56 or
Emerson 4471. PAUL T. STONE, INC.
Evening star., 1942-02-27
SUBURBAN ROOMS.


CHEVY CHASE-Comfortable attractiyely
fuTn. room. pvt. bath; pleasant neighnor-
hood No other roomers. WI. O710. 27.
$40 s. HIGHLAND ST. Arlington, va
Newly furnished room for gentleman; &c
fare to new Navy Bldg; $50 month.
ARL., va, 2315 N. Nottingham st.-Bright,
warm rm., twin beds, desk. shower; pvt.
home; near bus; gentiles. Glebe 1857.
ARLINGTON-Large furnished room for
rent in new house, semi-pvt. bath; for
"a block Of bus. Falls church 2497-J
coMFoRTABLY FURNISHED RIM, suitable
entrance; S45. Chestnut 5473.
DISTRICT HEIGHTS. .201 Avenue D
Furnished room. Hillside 0365.
4013 29th ST, Mt. Rainier. Md.-Large
suburbs, first-fare zone; for Govt. EN-
ployed girls. WA. 6067.
LARGE ROOM. twin beds, adjoining sitting
room breakfasts: in attractive private
home near Army Navy Club. Excellent bus
service. ia. 1873 after pm.
WILL RENT furnished or unfurnished m
ished End floor in BUNGALOW heated and
insulated suitable for married couple or
gentlemen. 9S07 Sutherland rd., Silver
Spring, Md. SH. 5879-R.
HYATTSVILLE-Suitab for one or EN-
ployed persons: next to bath. home priv
ileges; "a black from bus, blocks from
car. No drinkers. WA. 1858.
Evening star., 1942-02-27

AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK-De-
tached FOUR-BEDROOM. TWO-BATH
BRICK. finished attic, side porch, at
tached brick garage, slate roof. gas
hot-water heat: only years old. Price,
S~4,750.
1905 H ST. NV National 2345.
Evening star., 1942-02-27

ATTAINMENT KENT, NEW IOKK.
ARCHITECTS APT. WITH PRIVATE
garden, 3 rooms, furnished. Half block
from East River and park. Phone DU. 327o.
Evening star., 1942-02-27

WOODBRIDGE, NE. DETACHED FOUR
bedroom home, close to schools. stores
and TRANSFORMATION: 3 bedrooms. second
floor: ONE BEDROOM ON FIRST
FLOOR; hot-water oil heat. Price,
Evening star., 1942-02-27

NOUNS BATHS.
$12,950.
DRASTICALLY REDUCED IN PRICE.
Big detached house on an exceptionally
large lot G5Ox250), with a number of
very large shade trees. In suburban area
Of Montgomery Co. One particular feature
Of this home is a bedroom and bath on
toned heat and other modern features.
Owner wants to sell quickly hence this
low low Price price, This is good buy-do not
VIM. M. THROCKMORTON,
Evening star., 1942-02-27
ApARrMfNrs vNrukNIsHfp.

DUPLEX APARTMENT,
115 o ST. S.W.
Colored-Two rooms, kitchen and bath.
Arcola heat, modern: please do not Apply
unless you have AL references: $500.
HARRY JUSTINE,
935 st. NV. MA. 2S44. 2S'
Evening star., 1942-02-27
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.
IhEss PROPERTY FOR RENT.

900 BLOCK g ST Nw-LARGE STORE
and six r. k and b. apts.: oil heat: g.
car gar: $1,000 cash req, bal. perm. nm.
w w RAII,EY, MA. 1870.
Evening star., 1942-02-27

BRICK BUNGALOW.
Just on Western ave. between Mass. ave.
Of 5 rooms e bedrooms), bath, oil heat
(summer and winter hookup), insulated,
furred, screened and weather-stripped;
month. Ewes. phone Temple 1865.
L. T. GRAVATTE,
Evening star., 1942-02-27
ROOMS UNFURNIsHED.
ROOMS WANTED

COLORED-2 rooms, near bath: in q
locality; reasonable. Trinidad 341S.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-10

gss~~~ mesu~v~>>s 70 Fsrnsss<i
recovering f.rzais 81 hcms after
an spr<ss<etams.
S.~ m.as.r. q N. mss.,.
pstfnl II the saxslssfy rcisse are
>su. ard ssss~ os~~>s and S~as
Csss.~s.
-, -, a. -
sss Tess~s. fies Ne Andersen u.
that ne cousin. rs@~s "a ksnae.
wiek. has been reported alive srd
-.ll after the navy department
had notified his parents Ne vas
missing IN setlaa 81 resri Hefnef
On Dee 7.
n.ss M,h... Feesntiy ~ from
pnsumanss. l. h-es 81 HE as<k
in the county asidfsofs cffic<. A.
init. he's stlll > M shssy IN the
hnsss
s.p~s,.s ssass '. b m~ss. vas
reported under the weather. from
touch 81 fla Thursday.
s.sl s-,-s.s !. s..., making mai
srfangemeais for ths annual ball
tcoulnssd On Page ~. Column ~
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'nll-0ui Defense
OF Dutch Indies
Set by British
BY UNITED PRESS

Gen Sir Archibald p. Wavelfs
decision to switch his headquarters
to the Dutch Indies indicates Brit
aims determination 10 make an all
out defense of these island store
houses Of vital materials If Singa-
pore falls.
The japanese already have
foothold in the Indies. having oc-
eupied Ssrawak in North Borneo.
Unless driven out. they should De
able TO get the damaged oil wells
there back in production within
SIX months. This. with the rubber
plantations and tin they already
have seized in the Malaga PENN
sula. gives them a flying start IN
the fight for materials which they
gravely lack and which they must
have TO carry on long war.
The fate Of Singapore vas in
doubt Friday as the japanese con-
tinued their sweep down the mar
lContinued on Page IS. Column a
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Fort Lewis Man
Sixth Fatality

Hanasi a. Jones 7sysss Ola
FORT i.e~is soldier. was killed
Thursday nsghf IL = traffic seea+
dent On the hish~sy ~ ths eitys
sDuthsrn limits
His death ssas ths siEth tfaffis
fatality sffhin ihs county during
tbs nrst eight days u 1917
7. 4. noberfs ard " y Camp
bell. state psisssisnAn .iIo inysstis
gated ths aeet.tsns said that ser
oordipx - witnesses Jones' ~aiseg
into tn sias ~ ear driven ~
PIT D4yta p horEsn. a. siso
~ Fort L<Nls
Witnesses leIa offlesrs that
alfhsHigh hsHEss st1pFa1 ma ear
lfnnssdiatsiy. tNe othsr ssfoao-
alss we're sssn 70 rsn ossr Jossss
"a hs lay IN fhs strs~t Sssfhsf
ear stopped
Jones sas f1Asssd 70 ths county
hospital snsre ~ disd 81 II %
,. n. q haif hour after tbs seeis
dent
Ma D<sroth1 y Roberta nurse
81 tns Veterans hospital ard pNnss
Of the car driven ~ Morgan. ap-
p~arsd before Deputy Prosecutor
Marshall nccefmlek Friday mora.
ing ara nsts = statement concern.
ine tn sccldfnf Miss Roberts
as riding IA hsf ear.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-10
Entry Into War
Causes Marriage
Boom in America

United States entry into the
second World war touched off a
marriage boom across the nation
in The historical wartime pattern.
A United Press survey Of mar
rage license figures in representa-
tive cities revealed increases rang
ing - high AZ $50 per cent, com
pared with corresponding periods
a year earlier. for the weeks fol-
lowing the attack on Pearl Hsrbor.
County clerks and judges who
issue licenses and perform mar.
risges said the upturn followed the
characteristic trend for a peuod
after the outbreak Of war.
Prominent In the marriage rush.
they said. WAS the soldier Who
thought he might b. sent soon 10
fcontinued on Page Il. Column -
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Leaflets F allinq
In France Tell of
u. S. Friendship

WASHINGTON - The white
House disclosed Friday that the
United States. with the aid Of the
British Royal Air Force. has start
ed dropping leaflets on occupied
portions Of France streasing the
historic friendship between the
French and American people.
White HOUSE SECRETARY
stephen T. Eariy aid more
than 2.00o 900 American pam
phlets had bees dropped On
Nazi-o coupled portions Of
France BY the British.
Other leaflets probably will BE-
distributed from the air through
out other occupied portions Of
Europe
The pamphlet WAS deaignstsd a.
u s Leafst No J 70 the People
q Occupied France
The RAJ dropped 1880 900
copies o. IL In the area around
PsrIs and more than 800 60 copies
IN the Lille area tins week.
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0CD Partially
Reorganized
Little Flower"
II SILL Director
nv eEoaoE r. REgDy. IN
t'nis~d rr~~~ Writer


WARRINGTON Partial re-
organization ~ the office 81
civilian defense with James ~
Lands. dean Of the Harvard las
school. ss "sseeailss~ and Fsofslls
Lsousfdia continuing "a director
Vas announced Friday by the
white HOUSE
rhs 0sD resrssaisssiss ~ss
ssss.sced ~ white Nssss
Secretary rtsphes 2. Gssiy
~hs ssid rfe~lasst Roosevelt.
f-sfsusrdis ard Lssdis hsf
~ssked suf - sGr~~swst
satisfactory "a shs three ~
then"
f.an0ls. who uili ssrvs st .
salary ~ $4,000 . year. viii BE
responsible for ths creation ~
organizations 10 sffsetusts pollels.
outlined BY the dsfsetor ln eon-
sultstioa With the sxeeatlvs .
Lands siso .ili have charge Of
psrsonnsl
Gariy ssid br.s6 matt~ss
~ psiiey ~iii ~ ~ssk~a sst
b. Is1asssis sis sss~sitsssss
~ifh fh~ sseestlss.-
IAGuHfdls. eha~< dual tob hold
lns &c ocD director and ss me- yes
Il ns~ Tors city hss provoked
sids frttiel@a. ufIl eontlnus 70
represent OcD IN estanst mssf-
lnss and ON VARIOUS federal
bosrds
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Civilians Seek
Defense Chance
New Coordinutor
Will Be Numed

Nearly 50 Tacoma men and
women, interested In civilian de-
Tense work. appeared at the city
hall Friday and demanded that
the city council reseined the ordi-
nance. governing defense orgsnizs-
ton here.
Ted Haskinson. speaker for the
group. explained the group wants
a new ordinance setting forth that
the coordinator of civilian defense
be named by the entire city coun-
ell, and not by the mayor alone.
The council remained in session
through the noon hour and finally
after 2 o'clock ii was agreed that
both the protesting group and
Mayor Cain will submit 1T II q.
m. Saturday. the name Of a new
coordinstor for the city's home
defense.
II was indicated that the pres
emit home defense ordinance will
not be changed Al this time.
The mayor joined with approx
mstely 100 officers Of the civilian
defense corps al the srmory late
Thursday afternoon TO discuss the
resignation Of coordinator Bert
Bradley and determine who should
succeed him General agreement
was reached IT that private meet.
ing on the name which VIII b
given - the defense council
The new ooordinstor. who vii
take over when Brsdleys reSigna.
ton becomes effective al o'clOoi
saturds evening. viii b. in a pos
ton 10 serve fun time IN the vol
unteer JOB. Cain said.
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1t. comdf X =. Blslks hus-
band Of the former Myrtle Jones
Of Tacoma. Mas killed in action
Al Pearl HArbor Dec. 7. according
10 word received b. Harry y.
Jones. 1908 so. TIN at. brother Of
Mrs. Bieika
II cmdf and Ara. Blslks spent
most Of their time last summer
visiting IN Tacoma. ana mad
started 10 build q summer cabin
in the ciSpls valley.
Besl3es Mrs Bisika. 10 lssg~s
three sons. Robert. Ear and
Ronald
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BY wALTER COLLINS
usitad Pres Writer

CAIRO Inc main AS North
Africzn force fleeing into Trpoii-
tsniz a hard pressed ~ British
mobile columns supported ~ ths
Royal Ar Forcs ara tbs guns ~
British naval gnits snsiiinR Ger
msn and Italian positions from the
ssz. British middle ssst head
quarters said FRIDAY.
Enemy troop. which two
dzss ago began Withdrawing
from Aged4bia. 30 miies south
Of Benghzzi. under cover Of
saHdsfsrm were fighting =
stubborn rear guard action
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WASHINGTON Time. 5 a m.
Date; December IL. Place: Wake
island.
Maj. W. Bayler. u :. Marine
corps. made another notation In
his battered notebook.
II said:
Landing attempt by ~ Jap
ships, including light cruisers.
destroyers, gunboat, two troop
or supply ships. Jap casual
ties: One light cruiser, two
destroyer~, one gunboat. two
bombers.
"Note; That laps closed In
To s.700 yards before five and
three-inch guns opened up nj
pointblank range"
Today Baylers prosaio words
were enscribed In the annals OF
American heroism beside the clas-
sic command Of Col. William Pres
colt at Bunker Hill. Don't fire
until you see the whites of their
eyes"
The new account OF the heroes OF
Wake island was made public by
the u. s. navy with a revelation
that seven Japanese warships
five as previously announced
were sunk before Wake succumbed
after IA days Of fighting.
II was accompanied by President
Roosevelts official citation of the
Wake marines for courageous
conduct gallantry and heroism
devotion TO duty and splendid
conduct"
The citation listed Maj. James
p. s. Devereau, commander OF the
First Defense battalion, u. s. Ma
rine corps. and Maj. Paul A. Put
nam. commander OF Marine Fight
ing Squadron 2ii of Marine Air
craft Group 81.
The new information on the bat
tie of Wake made clear for the
first time the manner in which
Wakes marines managed 10 take
30 heavy a toll OF the Japanese
attackers.
Their GOODNESS In withhold
Ing fire BY their small battery
of sin fiye-nicb guns and IL
three-lnch guns WA officially
compared by the navy 10 the
feat Of the men Of Bunker nm.
BY standards of modern arma-
ment 400 yards fraction
more than two and one-half
miles-is as close or closer
than "the whites of their eyes"
WA 90 Pre-cott's musket men.
BY holding back their fire the
men of Wake literally blew a ma
Jor portion OF the Japanese sttack
force out OF the water.
Two accounts were made public
by the navy Of Wakes fight. one
WAS Bsyler's day-by-day record OF
the fight by the marine garrison
fContinued on Page 3. Column n
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Air and Sea Forces Assist
British Desert Land Columns

and ina British psfsalt ess-
iiasea is - h.mpsssa ~ s~a
weather saa aaias fisi<i.. h<.1-
quarters said-
Enemy reaisianes north ana
south II the main AEsdADsA -
AEnsliA read vas Stubborn. more
- thar axis feslataBce southNafd.
the oonsaBBniqps SAD
T1ss eonmHnlqtis SID ina RoT1i
AIR Foros mad a mosf aleesssfsa
day Thursday. especially 10 opefs-
tons against German and italian
troops stiH holding out N ths
HalfayA pass area u the EGYPT
Libya frontier The sxls forces In
Hslfsys pas we're sub)eeted 70 an
zn-day bombsrdment 81 thelr de-
Tense - the British navy.
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Jops Moy Attempt
Howoiion Affock

fOhf sBAfTGH. Hawaii Cen
Deios G. Emmons. army command
sf-ln-enisf In ths Hawaiian lsiands
FRIDAY said United states forces
we're prepared for tina worst and
sxpeetsd "a meet a. but could hola
the ials nfiH
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Seeks Sister Here

Red Croes evacuation Office
Seattle. VAS trying Friday 20
locate a Mrs. Frederick Curtis or
Mrs. Curtis Frederick. the former
Dona Allen. believed 20 be living
IN Tacoma. Her sister. Mrs.. r. :.
Overton. q sitks. Alaska. hss
arrived m Seattle.
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To Use Paine Field
Instead OF Boeinq

Three commercial air lines an
nounced Friday they vill move
their operations from Boeing field,
Seattle. 70 Paine field. Everett,
about Jan. IS.
United Air Lines. Northwest
Airlines and Pan American Air
ways said increased activity AZ
BOeing field requires the con-
nercisl air lines on or about Jan.
IS 70 move their operations TEN
porsrily 70 Paine field"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-10
Found Shot 10 Dsofh

f'uahing the trigger n a -
gauge shotgun sta ssies a
@aoa ~niis holding shs nUx<is
pfsazed sKaln~ hzE hssft, Else
Weaver -. ,aos heF e~n iifs frt-
a. morning n fhs kItehen - ssr
apartment AZ osslans eebn camp
N North Fuyaiiup.
11ne aoman hsst bssn dsspOpisnf
for several n.onfh~ over ~ heath
resulting from = car accident.
Ths body ~ss discovered shortly
after "A q N Friday ~ krs,
Frank Quinn Ths sheriffs Office
ga immediately zelifls1
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III
JAPS BREAK BRITISH LIN
SINGAPORE GATEWAY Peril INCRE


This week is notable for the
fact that Tacoma's police COM
missioner has attained one of
his major goals as safety boss.
Remember
Long ago during the campaign
Of 1881, when the citizenry had
high hopes for Mr.. Eastwood. he
said: Il will be my own police
chief
Now. with an election but forty
five days distant. the commission
er says il again and this time II
may well be true.
II may be true because the COM
missioners present chief is walk
ing out on him. He IL walking
out because the commissioner has
done 10 him what the chief Loyalty
30 many times has attempted to
persuade the public the commits
sioner never would do.
The resignation of Tacoma
civilian defense commissioner
was Notwithstanding. This
cannot be denied.
But II need not cause alarm
arising from belief that this COM
munity Is by itself with such
troubles.
The incident here is sympto-
matte of similar clashes coming
TO the surface from coast to coast.
And how could it be otherwise
when Civilian Defense similarly Is
divided at its very top? Mayor
LsGusrdia favors the employment
of military trappings, drill and
discipline: Mrs. Roosevelt does not.
They argue other policy differ
ences, too.
A re-shuffle at the top. think,
r. needed.
1 doubt II any man has the ca
pacity successfully TO carry ON As
mayor Of gigantic New York and
CD director for the United States.
And, further, I doubt II any woman
can function a. First
LADY and CD mistress at one and
the same time.
It's asking too much, but. in
truth, it must be said that Mr..
LaGuardia and Mrs. Roosevelt
themselves did the asking.
Sometime ago it was stated
in this column that the Civil
Service crowd" would back a
candidate for public safety
commissioner in the approach
ing campaign.
Now Mr.. o. p Neruck. presi-
dent OF the league. desires me to
explain that his organization. a.
On organization, will take no part.
/ am glad to do so, trusting that
import of the original statement
still is clear.
Last year 81 died in traffic
mishaps in this county.
Already we are tragically on
the way toward = new record.
II the death rate Of the first
eight days of 1912 II maintained.
We will Kill 25s this year.
Think II over
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Hsils. Feiks. We se< by the
paper that the chief Of poIies
mas resigned.
fss bo.s s.ys Ne sssssas 10 ssss
tss ehlsfs 30 ss1 ib~ sns~f hep~s
% make tns proposition mere o.
ina order ~ . s@sp.
II sskins for hss % psffotnsas
30. tbs shisfs fsstxnstloa ga
nat IN reply. ne t-ss~ isszsssei
ne feet ssssia sen - ns<~issL
Daily D~fsnitseaf a p~s@imist 70
: peSson sho est ealy ssp<sss sns
Norss bat alan makes me ssest II
a shea a h@ppenz
sesusaf asetafst re -afsd snf
s<oendlns. teo-ssst. rr<af ss<su .
- b-osss - ttslss - nes 80
~sss - sfaasa assf - slss = sfossee
. -.
Tss aafasnokais Zee shn<tsTs
nay psst asslsfs % ehslr sep~Fs
hsif its sise safs - puf = - q
othsf psspis hszz % Ehsf fest
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-10
Dove Roosts
AT Police
Station Now
No Differences
With Longseth.
Eastwood Asserts

An atmosphere Of tenseness
prevailed at the police station
Friday following Chief Of Police
Einar Langseth's resigna on
Thursday afternoon. but the calm
est men in the department are
the two directly involved Safety
Commissioner Holmes Eastwood
and Langseth.
Both have announced they
will he candidates for the
office Of commissioner Of
public safety In the coming
municipal election.
Langseth submitted his resigna-
ton as police chief Thursday. fol-
lowing Commissioner Eastwood's
refusal to grant him a leave OF
absence In his letter Of resigna-
ton. the chief gave notice that
he will request the civil service
commission to reinstate him TO
his former position Of patrolman.
Eastwood said Thursday he
had requested Langseth 20
submit his resignation the day
before.
Questioned Friday as TO why
he had asked the chief to resign.
Eastwood replied:
RESIGNATION NECESSARY
In view Of hts decision to run
for safety commissioner. his
resignation was necessary. II
states plainly in the city charter
that a person in an elective or
appointed position, other than the
office to which he seeks nomina-
ton, shall not become a candidate
for any other office He was ap-
pointed chief Of police"
Wouldn't that have been
covered by q granted leave Of
absence ."
NO. He can have no connec-
ton with the office. He insisted
upon becoming a candidate and
Continued on Page Is. Column ~
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The Russians. u ~ss reported.
plan 10 shave the Germans into
hsadiong night from one snd u
the 100 mile fFont 10 the other
giving them no time 10 dlg IN OF
rest, - Gsnsralisslmo Adolf Hitler
viii not b. able 10 borrow from
one army 10 help another.
fThs British Brosdcastinr err
porstion quoted ia kuiby.hss
observer that "Rsssiss ns~ srmis.
nov coming into action are real
armies and not just coliseti0ns ~
rae recruits
lie sald Rilsslss Fsf Eastern
force vas .sh-oiutsly intact and
mas not been drawn upon 10 rein.
force the western front
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Bodies Of japanese
Soldiers Piled High

CHANGSHA. Human Province,
China-Bodies o japanese soldiers
were heaped in piles Of from IS
10 70 outside chsngshs Friday
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Foe Prepares
F or Climax
10 Win L.uzon
Calm Before Storm
Air psovoils on
Philippine Front

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