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of its unbelievable accuracy, it promises to
be a major factor in smashing the U-boat
attacks
Even patrol boats themselves are beng
turned out by mass production methods.
The system was originated by a New
Orleans shipbuilder named Higgins, who
recently dumbfounded experts by building
four giant assembly lines to turn out Liberty
freighters. His success m mass production OF
PT-boats, lighters and other small craft has
led other builders to use similar methods
with antisub patrol boats
But, according to the small boat builders
national organization, output of antisub
patrol boats could be further expanded to
tremendous degree. Claiming facilities for
turning out $1,000 small subchasers per
year. the builders have designed new type
and challenged the Navy to test it. Each
boat would be equipped with guns, depth
bombs, and full antisub apparatus. If they
meet Navy tests the present small-boat
patrol force could be doubled, perhaps
tripled. before the end of 1912.
Co-ordinating all the activities of the
antisub forces are huge charts at head
quarters. Minute to minute reports from air
and surface patrols are flashed in, and thus
the locations of conveys, patrols and the
latest reported positions of U-boats are all
recorded in detail on the charts.
1 - ~A~A
In COOPERATION with surface and air
patrols an enlarged minesweeper force is
operating along coastal sea lanes. Experts
are at work on device to locate submerged
mines, and special anti-mine shielding is
built into all new merchant ships.
But our hattie against U-boats is by
NO means confined to our own shores.
We are also aiming our guns ), 600 miles
away. Concentrated attacks ON German
U-boat shipyards are now doubly inn
portant. Huge Axis subs are being
rushed to completion. Some have a
range of over Is, 900 miles, with speeds
of - knots.
Striking directly at U-boat bases, the
R-A.F. has crippled subs in German ports as
well as Others building in Na1 shipyards
At the earliest possible date, United States
bombers based in England will join in these
attacks, to cut off the U-boat menace at its
roots. Similar action will be extended to Jap
shipyards as bomber bases become available.
BY virtue of all our striking forces, both
abroad and at home, it is expected that by
mid-fall tight antisub barrier will block
U-boats from Maine to Florida, through the
Gulf and the Caribbean. Then. when the
Axis subs are driven back from our coasts,
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1t is extremely gratifying, after
fifty years devoted to the
making Of ready-to-eat cereals,
to see these products assume
an even more important di-
etary role during this great
national emergency. In addi-
tion to supplying important
nutrients to the millions who
enjoy them, Kellogg Cereals
also encourage greater con-
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sumption of health giving milk and fruit, help
sugar because they presweetened and since they
require no cooking help vital fuel and time
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He Features and Displays
kellogg Cereals Made from
Whole Grain or Restored to
Whole Grain Nutritive Values.

(EREALS have an important place in
~ the Official Food Rules that Uncle
Sam asks you to follow in planning your
victory meals" So choose your cereals
from the famous Kellogg line-eight deli
cious varieties, all famous for Rasvr.
As recommended by the Official Food
Rules, every Kellogg Cereal is made of
WHOLE GRAIN, or is restored to WHOLE
GRAIN NUrRITIvE VALUES through the ad-
A STATEMENT BY w. K. KELLOGG
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dition of Thiamin (Vitamin BD, Niacin
and Iron. Everyone needs Vitamin B,
every day for the maintenance of normal
appetite and growth, and for the normal
functioning of the nervous and digestive
systems. Iron helps build red blood.
Kellogg Cereals are made from corn,
wheat, rice, bran. Some are fakes, some
are shredded, some are Popped" some
are biscuits. They're always extra fresh,
extra crisp, extra goad And they give you
WHOLE GRAIN NUTRITIvE VALUES.
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

BEDRMS. . BATHS. ATTRACT. FURN;
gar; sun parlor, windows. den, breakfast
room det brick; lower 18th st. NV. adj
Rock Creek Park: 10 min. downtown:
mos. or LONGER, S215 mo. AID. 1880.
ATTRACTIVE TOWN HOUSE, 5 BED
Jun snne ILL, 18TH to Sept 18th; personal and
FRIENDSHIP HEIGHTS CARFARE; TO
rent for months: reception hall, parlor
dining room, kitchen. pantry, fine library
3 bedrooms, bathroom; fully furnished:
veranda 3 sides, large yard with shade:
adults only: S125 per month. Phone Wis
5 ROOMS AND BATH, LARGE LOT, GOOD
condition. practically new. GE. 1880
REALLY CLEAN AND ATTRACTIVE g.
nm. detached brick; large rms. oil heat,
fully insulated, on large lot, cow. transp.;
sos month: immediate occupancy AT.
1871 for appointment.
CHEVY CHASE. D. C.-S15O: DETACHED
home, furnished in excellent taste; rooms
baths, wel-kept yard garage. THOS. L.
PHILLIPS, 351S Conn. ave. WO. 1900
RIA-HANDSOMELY RESTORED
Colonial home. bedrooms 3 baths, walled
garden, fully equipped: immediate posses
sion: adults only: 5000 mo- HELEN r.
MARSHALL. Alexandra 1901. Temple 1853
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.


ARLINGTON-1Oc bus. unlimited phone
near Washington Country Club. GIL. 1878.
14O1 18th ST. N.W.-Choice vacancy for
two girls. ideal club residence. walking
distance: good meals: switchboard.
zoos COL. RID. NV. No. Girl to share
inclined; nice loo, good trans, uni. phone;
very GOOD meals. NO 552S.
1444 BELMONT ST. N.W-Refined girl.
smoker, share room with quiet girl.
twin beds: lovely home; S45 mo.
2O24 N ST. NV gentlemen to share
large front rm. with another, twin beds.
next bath; also shower: plenty of the best
food; S37 each per month.
CHEVY CHASE MD-Corner room, adj
bath, excel. food, spacious home. porch and
yard; 2 refined. WI. O692.
3O2 10th ST. NE-Girl. single or share
nm. board or kit: pvls.; new, modern, jolly
home. AT. 7641.
14O7 10th ST. N.W.-Available May 18th,
large sgle. basement room, for young man;
switchboard. excel. meals.
$40 NEWTON PL N.W.-Vacancies for
several young Jewish men; cow. location
1921 MASS. AVE NV girls in triple
Home-cooked meals.
Double S Toom twin twin Beds As men private
home: $40 each per month. CHI. 1867.
DOUBLE ROOM, twin beds. .inner-spring
mattresses Excellent meals. Phone
MT PLEASANT-Beautiful home, new fur
phone. 1871 Hobart St NV AID. 1851.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

VACANT, 717-719 ROCK. CREEK CHURCH
I'd; n.w.-Modern. semi detached, 12-room
brick home; complets apartments with
owner wants quick sale; good cash, balance
$3.50 per month. Call Randolph 300.
BY OWNER-IN OAKLAWN. MD, 8 MILES
Fort mes 1eGm apa center iIo
l floor house; 2-car garage; 2 landscaped
and wooded ,. acres paneled living room
room: electricity, h.-w.h., wood-coal fur
mace, full-size basement, telephone; $1,000,
terms M sc ., Call II, Locust 4s6-J-2 evenings.
A DELIGHTFUL. COLONIAL BRICK WITH
fanliFht door and sidlight windows s;
sSd aooE. hnished rec room, Su i iJ gar.
THOS; l. PHILLIPS, WO. 1900 until 8
o oNLY gsoWN PEoRLE I'm N FAMILY
in garage. small but well Handicapped
s s ID e ssft s snd E ST. aas
Oliver 170s after $50 pm.
WEST OF 14th ST. NV. NEAR ALLISON
-Detached. large rooms oil heat. yard.
priced low Tor for quick sale Randolph 500.
tractive town house, Just west Of Mass.
ave; Available for immediate occupancy
kitchen. 5 bedrooms, 3 baths, servants
room and bath, oil heat, garage, on wide
a alley; s2a'6oo. Phone AID. 1854 or DU.
SILVER SPRING, MD, NEAR INDIAN
Spring Club-Modern 6-rm. brick home, 2
will take twin bedsl, 2 baths, living room
% It: long, dining room, complete kitchen
and breakfast rm.. built-in garage, auto.
heat, Venetian blinds throughout, porch
mr.. bus. Must sell quickly, S10,750 E.
NJ. FRY, INC, 6S40 Wis. ave WI GAO
BETH EsDA. MD, : MODERN ROOM
brick home. 3 bedrooms. 2 baths, 2 years
old. screened porch. recreation room. auto
heat, Venetian blinds on 1st floor; near
bus; owner transferred and must sell
Price $4,000. E. M. FRY, INC, 6S4O
Wis. ave. WI. 6740
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK-6-
room, 2-bath bungalow-type house close
to transp. and schools. 4916 44th st. NV
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS BUS LINE; $4,000
charming renovated Colonial, 9 rooms. 2
flreplaces: deep, shaded yard; central loca-
ton; immediate possession. 710 Wolfe St.
S12 ,95O-BETHEsDA SECTION. PRAC-
tically new New England stone front home,
UNUSUALLY well-pianned rooms. 2 baths,
lots Of trees, fenced yard and q safe haven
for children. REALTY ASSOCIATES, MA
1888 til pm.
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OWNER TRANSFERRED.

Homes of this type are seldom offered.
charming white brick, shaded lot, lots
of dogwood. d rooms, reception hall
entrance. screened living porch, 3 twin
size bedrooms, . tiled baths. built-in ga
rage; It should sell quickly; Can EN-.
$495 Down 5uys ms attractive aa DTsE
near 14th and Sc, 8 rooms, bath.
h.-wh., ETC.; convenient to everything;
excellent condition. Call till pm
Leo M. Bernstein g. Co., ME. $500.
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN

bath: $40, furnished MRS TANNER
Tuscarawas I'd, Glen Echo Heights. Md
13'
3 OR ROOM FURN. APT, HEAT, LIGHT
Call MRS E. B. HETERICK Great Fails
St, East Falls Church. Va. after pm
or Sunday. Phone Falls Church 2759
1st-FLOOR APT, BETHESDA AREA, 8
rooms, bath: bus service: large grounds
S65 mo: adults only, MA. 1888: after $50
I'M. WI 1913.
HYATTS.-1ST FLOOR, NICELY FURN.
2 clean rms, pvt. bath, ent.; util. furn.;
"a blk car and bus. HyattSville 1920
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT a good as or 12O bass
instrument VIII pay cash. Box 44-C. Star.
BEDROOM SUITES, ONCE furniture, din
and living room suites cleo. refrigerators,
glassware and rugs. DU. o513. IS.
BEDROOM and all kinds Of furniture. high
est cash prices don't sell until you call
NO. 6040. Prompt service.
BICYCLE, mans, with good tires. Box
341-A. Star.
BOOKS prices paid for good books
Bargain Book Shop, sos 9th ST. NV. Open
Sunday and evenings. District 5o07. 49,
CLoTHrNG-Highest prices paia for mems
used clothing. Berman's, l122 9TH st NV
ME 1857 Open eve Will call.
CJOTEING-Better prices paid for mems
used clothing. Harrys. 1873 eth ST. NV
DI. $3.50. Open eve. VIII call
ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR, also a good
piano and some used furniture, washing
machine Can pay cash Republic 1872. 49,
ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR, not over
". old, Z or s Gu. IT. VIII pay fair price.
sH. 3570-J.
FURNITURE, bric-a -brac, china, glassware.
rugs, silverware,, paintings; hlgheot cash
URNITURE-Household furnishings of all
kinds. maximum cash prices; bric-a- brac,
china. Call any time, RE. 1904. ME. b3l7.
FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD goods of
all kinds. S. Weisenberg. GE. sos. Ia
FURNITURE, rugs office furniture, house
hold goods, etc: highest cash prices: best
results. Call any time, NE. 1924 49,
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LARGE COLONIAL HOUSE,

JUST OFF CONN. AVE.
brict homo vhich has inst hsen comnIetelv
redecorated. Out-of-town owner anxious
to effect immediate sale. Includes 1st
floor lavatory. completely equipped kitchen,
4 bedrooms, . baths. large attic room.
paneled recreation room with fireplace; 2
car garage. For details call Mr.. Mannakee.
RA. 1858.
FRANK S. PHILLIPS. DI. 1411.
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RooMs'FURkisHED.

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and better service, GdDer-
tisers are requested to in
clude telephone number in
announcements under For
Rent Classifcations.
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BEAUTIFULLY WOODED LOT,

Makes beautiful home, containing rms,
in Greenwich Forest; near bus and schools
Price only S9,250; reasonable terms.
Direc.: Out Wis. ave. to Bank of Bethesda,
bear left on old GEORGETOWN I'd. to Hunt
ington pkwy.. left l block. right to S30S
Custer I'd Open daily till dark.
WI S43f. zso4 Wisconsin Ave ~.
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DON'T MISS THIS

CORNER 32nd AND MILITARY RID. NV.
Living room, dining room, den and kitch.
en- on first floor. three bedrooms and small
dressing room and bath on End floor; full
cellar and attic, garage. oil heat, Pitts
burg heater; side porch. all weather.
stripped and awnings; beautiful shrubs.
Home: Hobart 1910 Once: MA 1929.
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ApARTMEhrs FUR OR UNFuR.
APARTMENTS uNEURNlsHEp

ENTIRE FLOORS RMS, KIT. BATH
with shower, utilities incl; adults. 14l2
Quincy st.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.

models Rentals and repairs. All makes
American Typewriter Co. 1881 z. Capito
St, Ii. 00S2. Ooen evenings.
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LADY, 35-45. TO FURN. RIM. OF ATT
2-rm., kit. bath apt. NV: it. use kit. a
bath; maid. bkft.. dinner; reas.; ref. B
sac Star
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SILVER SPRING. MD.-One large room,
with windows, nicely furnished. near
bath; block bus. SH. 5s.9-R.
ARLINGTON, VA. close in, cow. Attrac-
tive outside rooms, ami, SIS week per
person. Chestnut 1913. 49,
ARLINGTON, VA.-Furnished room, pri-
vate or semi-private BATH near bus
Glebe 60s5. 10.
BEVERLY HILLS, VA.-Double room for
people, next to bath; / block from bus,
5 minutes to Govt. bIdgs. TIE. 6775
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BUNGALOW.

Conveniently located in D. c.. within I
block of stores and bus service: lot 42xl so.
history stucco, large rooms and bath.
oil heat, full attic, enough space for more
call MR.. PRICCI. GE. 654S or d. 300,
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Room and board in private home on
route 40 about 30 mikes west of Wash
inston, D. c.; by the week or month;
reasonable rates 49,
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NEW. IN D. G..
BURLEITH.

Close in. 10 minutes to downtown, q
rooms: near Grade. junior high and pa
rochial schools, GEORGETOWN University and
4 U; PTiss' ss;95o' ter terms Call MI
80 SHANNON & LUCHS CO,
1905 H St NV MA. 2345.
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II YOU WANI a HEAL BUYI
In Chevy Chase, D. c., one block from
2-car garage. bedrooms, . baths, finished
attic and maids room in addition to living
room. dining room and kitchen: all rooms
large; easy terms and the price Is S15,150.
In Shepherd Park. D. Cone block
from transportation, center entrance all
brick 4 bedrooms and : baths. one bed
room in basement. detached brick garage
The price is less than $4,000; terms can
be arranged.
In Chevy Chase. D. Cone block from
bus. all brick. center entrance, with living
room, dining room, kitchen and lavatory
and baths large attic and well-arranged
basement, The price is less than $1,000.
For full information and arrangement
to see these houses, call Mr.. Grimm, Ma
tional 0S56 or Emerson 447I. PAUL r
STONE, INC,
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ROOM AND BOARD in country home in
Shenandoah Valley; reas. Mrs L. F. Clark
Route No 9, WaynesbOro, Va
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10 18th ST. NE-Light Housekeeping
room: S.
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chevy CHASE, BETHESDA AREA OR
bedrooms, detached house or bungalow
couple with l child; not over $50 mo-
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GOLD DIAMONDS

GOLD, DIAMONDS, SILVER.
We PAY HIGHEST Prices
Ask for Mr.. Oppenheimer, 903 F St. NV.
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

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and better SerUice, ADDER
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1917 D ST Sc ROOMS AND kite
en-, employed couple only; call after Z
D m Trinidad c94S
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WANTED by woman, room and board in
quiet, refined, comfortable surroundings.
Box 2S2-C, Star.
GOVERNMENT WORKER, mother and 10
yr-old daughter; care for daughter day.
time Box 2SO-C, Star
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Bern. - Sn feinen berapeifelten
Geriuhen, Die rapioe altpohlenoa
Dppoiition gesen Die na5iitiibc Inter.
friidune az 5abmen, bat bas bon Der
@eitapo fontrollierte froatifbe aa-
binett Die 3ooesitrafe fir sic Ser.
breitung BON @eriihten eineefiibrt.
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September bie @ifener uNational.
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lit bubltablid nit @eriidten iber.
ibipennlt, bon oenen sic meilten aus
2onoon TANNER. Sn 3nf,nft ,per-
ben ollie Eerionen por @eriht eeiteIt,
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ftammen - ausitreuett, nno ebenfalls
iene 8erion, sic Die 8erbreiter bon
@eriibten nidt benun5ieren.
u3ebn Herionen, oarunter aht
Jrouen, ip1roen bereits Sllnt Sobe
berurteilt. abt wuroen idon binee=
ridtet."
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Stodbolm. 9nr6 cine Ser
orbnung bonn If. September bendds
tigte fib ser MinilterprGiioent 8ibfnr
0uisIing ser &ontrolle iGmtlider
nortpeeiihen @elperfibaften uno be-
rnflihen Sr9aniia iationen. Sir TIT
ternebmer, MnselteIlte nnb Irbeiter
murbe 3nonesniteliebibuft einee'
tiibrt. gSer feline 8eitrdee nidt be-
5abIt, miro nit brei Sabren @efGnes
nis beIroft.
9ie Seroronung miro als auftaft
Der Shoffung elmer 9orporotionss
TANNER - ,,Hifstine' - betradtet, |
NIT ser Guisling ben olten norge
aii6en Storting at eriesen beobids |
tiet. Nton erlportet sic Shafillng bes
gifsting fir SEN 25. September. |
Da offenbar befiirhtet miro, oab
hie neren 9eItimn,nseu cine mifong.
reide 0dtelieoerfl,,dt berporrnfel1
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bic Siibreritellen 5lt beiebelr miro Die
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8erorbnung berboten, ,,no alle Bis
bergen ssiibrer itnb berpflibtet, auf
ibrem Soften 81 bleiben.
9ie MitelieberbeitrGae iperben in |
9uf,lnft oils cine art Steuer betrah- |
tet nnb bon 2obnen ODER @infommen
IN aboue eebroft.
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Stodbclm. - Sros aller 9robun-
gen nno 5oblreihen Sinribtunsen
berliben nod INNER biele 9eutibe,
bic @abrbeh aus ouslanbiiben 8unoe
f,,nfienbuneen au erfobren, 10 beaellat
Elm beftiaer artifel I'M u0on5ieer
Borpoiten''. 9ieic, &unbfunfienoun-
gen, iaet SOS 9lott, fonnen ioaar Die
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ter, ,oie oae &ornun9en 1T ben
Bino fdlaeen. &ein neritonbiaer
Menib fann leugneu, boB ielblt Die
itarfften Gboroftere idpontenh mer>
ben fonner, tpenn iie itd) unter hem
banernoen @iuflub bon 2iiaenberih-
ten befinbeu, nno iie fonnen oobit
pebraht iperoen, MIR an bieIe 2iieen
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