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. FOUR FAMILY BUILDINGS,
A NTA sEuT CEAHT T1E-TA QUIET

BRAND-NEW, SEMI-DEIACHED-
Each apartment has : rooms: dinette.
kitchen and bath. Individual heating
units, tenants pay utilities. Annual rental.
$aas4 for both byildinss, ND Nicely financed.
1908 sENST II St. NV " MAI Na5ionsi mai ea45.
SILVER SPRING, NEAR THE NEW POST
ONCE; 4,tamily fiat, two OF the apartments
with z bedrooms each; central heating. in
annual rent, S.,35a 90; ist mortgage,
50 900 90. payable S594o per month. in
sqans sa4ms interest ST. at ,ot M
call WI. 7,,s 57ls. syor,.rn
17la K St. NV. NA. 1866.
FoUR-FAMILY APARTMENTS,
Ideally located H MDN in fas5-sroWins na row ne
section, close to TRANSPORTATION and other
conveniences. Each building consists of
units OF rooms, kit, dinette, bath and
units. Income. si7s per mo month per per
building These buildings are we'll financed
and require small cash payments Cali
Mt WolberE for full particulars, Ia.
49, ,soz SHANEoN N a N n & lUcHs CO, o,,.
6 HOUSES; INCOME RUNNING FROM
SioQ to $40: Sales price. $500. to
RE. e4so 1891 G st. NV. MI. 1929.
TWo-FAMILY FLAT IN GEoRGEToWN--
Semi detached brick building, > apis. OF .
rooms rooms Kit bath each, automatic hot
Or INVESTMENT Price. aHa $500 S 90. hoMh caii
M.. EvanS, sHANNon we, oSsq = ,1rgi5a gi5a ~
1H1 III st N w
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OFFICE BUILDING,
EXCELLENT INVESTMENT
COUNTRY PROPERTY WANTED

Country Properties Wanted.
Wanted to list reasonably priced inland
and water front farms and homes north
and south of, Washington, Country prop
erty o speciality since 1921
THEODORE F. MENK.
Elk 2740 ao1 18th st NV
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B.7Oo TT. or OFFICE SPACE. NICELY
proportioned, as to private of1ces and large
workrooms; partly air conditioned.
WALKER & DUNLOP. INC,
1900 18th st. NV Dl. 0222.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

UNLIMITED FUNDS FOR 2nd TRUSTS,
low rates, prompt action; Md. D. c., Va.
MATTHEW X. STONE. Emerson 1903.
LOANS ON REAL ESTATE
P J. WALSHE. INC,
1115 Eye St. NV Ma. 64ss
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DESK SPACE EoR REAT.

DE8K SPACE FOR HEl{T, N MICELY
tional Soos.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

FOR OUT-oF-TOWN CLIENT. RECENTLY
built brick house, detached or corner. OF
6 rooms, ? baths. Briehtwood area pre-
terred. Call GE. Abs, RA. 500.
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DODGE 1910 coupe; radio, heater; excel
lent condition; very GOOD tires: real bar.
MOToN SALEA 1908 fxth q. NV. (i4th
and a.. North z2ef.
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EXCHANGE KANSAS CITY HOME FOR
Wash or Va. quarters for duration. r.,
fireplace, knotty pine den, electric kitchen;
best location. Call SIS Army g. Navy Club
after 5 pm. %"
BEAUTIFUL 2-STORY HOME, OVER
looking lake; ST Petersburg, Fla. Price,
$4,000. Pictures. also detailed informa-
tion. OWENS REALTY, 1343 H st. NV,
Room 40. Phone Metropolitan 04S6.
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ACREAGE FOR SALE.
oUT-oF-TowN REAL ESTATE.

so ACRES TIMBER LAND, GRAVEL AMI
sand. IL miles District, nr. Beltsyille
500 per acre. WA. 1862.
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WANT A NEW HOME?

Then by all means inspect this new de-
tached brick home overlooking park with
the second floor and extremely well-ar-
ranged first floor including den and Law;
The lot is large and well HANDICAPPED and
transporta ton is at the front door. Easv
terms can be arranged. Call ME. 1143
until o ON.
J. Wesley Buchanan. Realtor.
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE.

INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE.
a-sToRY BRICK STORE. WAREHOUSE
and ? apts., 14th. Irving; leased to one
tenant. S2,400 year; modern; pr, Sis: 300.
ARCADE REALTY CO, AID. 1901. IS
SPLENDID INVESTMENT IN GOOD
Northwest location, 3-family apt monthly
income S117 so. Small cash payment:
SOLDANO REALTY Co, ME. $500. Call
Mr.. Rombro, RA. $500.
3-STORY BRICK BUSINESS PROPERTY;
rent, ST 800 per yr.; price, 81 900. Call
ME 6l04. 500 2}rd st. NV. OWNER.
INVEST IN VIRGINIA, WAsHINGToN's
fastest-growing community. 3 apt. bldgs.,
"a units, lust being completed and partly
occupied. Wonderful investment. Already
financed. VIII sell separately or all to-
Gether. Box 1o6-k, Star.
NEW, WHITE 4-FAMILY. FLATS, OFF
Minnesota ave. ne; FHA financed, CON-
NER q RYON. 106 Vermont ave, RE. :t2 l6.
$4,000 SO, FIT. OF LAND, IMPROVED BY
l2room, ba tn, brick, = frame houses, large
brick manufacturing bldg several garages
and apt. BLDG. with 3 apis, Total rental
value, $4,000; located mr.. 10Th and SITS
sw, VIII pay excellent return on price of
$4,000. LEROY GADDIS, 1913 18th ST.
NV. MA. 1877 or WO 1881 ewes.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

CONN. AVE.-$24 300.
First commercial zone Fine town
house, 25 ft wide, bedrooms. 4 baths.
several fireplaces. tiled pantry and kitchen.
oil heat, garage. All in excellent condition.
BOSS & PHELPS exclusively, Ma. $500.
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EVANS BLDG. 142O NEW YORK AVE.
n.w.--Large single room: SGT 50.
=. QUINCY SMITH, INC,
141s II St. NV. DI. 0057.
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AMER. UNIV. PARK, S14,5OO

7-room detached brick; 4 bedrooms q
floor, gas heat: all rooms of generous size.
One OF the very few houses available n
block to Government park and playground,
near grade. high and parochisl schools.
BOSS PHELPS tExclusivelyl MA. $500.
CYeninlS and Sunday. EN-. 3313.
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CAsH-6 TO RMS. LIKE POSSESSION
within so days. D. c. only Quick settle
nent. E A. GARvEY. DI 450s. Eve. and
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MODERN HOME.

Splendid location, T413 18th St. n v,
hr Walter Reed Hospital 6-room detsch-
ed brick home. about yrs. old; bed
toned; garage Price, sl..75o Exclusive.
Shown by apn't only. Emerson 1900 until
q o m z A TWEED co. $500 Conn. ave.
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OIJT NEXT TO NATURE.

acres, only 2 or miles over D, c.
line into Md. commanding a marvellous
view, within walking dist. of bus and
school. Brick residence, in perfect con-
dtion, provides = or bedrooms am and -, :
place. lovely home. now vacant. where a
large family can really LIVE. Private IN
spection by calling OIL. 170S.
Is p y IPI EY SHEPHERD rS30
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4 BEDROOMs-11a BATHS.
Slo,6W.
s BEDROOMS, 2 BATHS.

Completely redecorated. in absolutely
perfect condition, this large brick semi
detached home Is really an outstanding
highly convenient section. 1t includes
large livinG room with fireplace very large
heat. 3-car Garaee Attractive terms can
be arranged For details please call Mr.,
Mannakee, RA. 1858.
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QUICK CASH. any MAKE ear. Flood
Pontiac COMPANY, 4221 Connecticut WO
6400. Open evenings and Sundays.
FULL RETAH PRICE PAID. Immediate
cash. williams Auto Sales. Goth and Rhode
Island ave. ne. NO. s31s. onen evenings.
/ PAY more cash for any make car 1921
to 1871. MT. Roper. Roper Motor Co..
1870 r.. ]. ave ne. ZTs
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OFFICES FOR RENT.

PRIVATE OFFICE IN Law SUITE WITH
Observation-Disclosures service and use Of
law library: Sa5 per month. 315 Star
BLDG Metropolitan 1909
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EXCELLENT Sc. LOCATION.
aves.-6 nice rooms. 2 tiled baths a nice
home or can be easily converted to 9
family house which would show real in
come BETHEL, DI 3lOO
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DoDpK 1870 de luxe 4-door sedan; TIM
MILEAGE vslue; s77b. LOVING MOTORS,
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FRANK S. PHILLIPS, DI. 1411

6-room modern home, living room. 14x2R
with fireplace, large dining room, kitchen.
N bath, | st floor: 3 bedrooms. ali good
size. on End floor. Hot-water coal heat.
Large lot and garage: "a block transporta-
ton. Vacant.
E. M. FRY, INC,
roAn uriecnnein Aua WI 6-An
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9 CONNECTING OFFICES, MODERN
BLDG, central location: immediate posses
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READY TO OCCUPY.

See this sll-brick, slate-roof new home
containing e rooms, n baths. heated in
the Bethesda area on a beautifully wooded
lot. $1,000 down payment will let you
move in
GRAuAM-uAII, WI 1850
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TEACHERS WANTED-MANY VACANCIES.
ADAMS TEACHERS AGENCY,
Colorado Bldg, l4th and G NV RE, 1898
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all-around experience: SAL
ary, SD so and commission. Apply 1923
To tpI
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HELP WoMEN.

ALTERATIONIST. permanent position at
a good salary for experienced filter and
seamstress All types OF ladies' apparel;
knowledge of designing and copying help
ful. The Blair Shop, 5O2 Connecticut ave
BALLROOM DANCERS tgood), to instruct;
training given; experience unnecessary
Day or evening work. Victor Martini.
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HELP MEN g WOMEN.

HELP MEN & WOMEN.
COOK. ghw, for family of 2; good wages;
live out Mrs. Phillips. Woodley 1901.
CCUNTERMEN AND WAITRESS
5 pm. to , am. Apply No. L Mass.
ave. NV.
COUPLE WANTED, white, refined. intelli-
gent. 10 care for small, homelike roomine
house. Fine opportunity. Call mornings,
10 TO IL. for interview, Adams 1908.
COUPLE, man and wife. for chauffeuring,
outside work and maid, live in. Call
RA. 6l65. 2S'
COUPLE to live on farm. cooking. house
work gardening. Call Elmwood 500 or
write Chester r Lane, Mclean, Va
COUPLE. man employed. to do work n
garden evenings; woman for cook and
ghw. for couple in new suburban home:
private room and bath Falls Church 22a3
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BOOKKEEPER, experienced,
capable handling general
ledger control accounts, fis-
cal reports, tax returns.
State experience, references,
salary expected. Box 154-K,
Star.
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LEARN sPEEDwRITING THIS SUMMER
Day-night classes begin June %
CAPITAL CITY SPEEDWRITING COLLEGE
llO1 Vermont Ave. NV ME. 1927
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MANY SEPTEMBER VACANCIES, mathe-
ma tics. science, physical education. others
: .:0u-S3 900. Baltimore Teachers Agency,
D b N. Charles St. Baltic Md
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RETAIL statesmen.


One of Washington's Finest
Mems Wear Stores has per-
manent positions available in
Furnishings and Clothing
Departments to draft-defer-
red, ambitious, experienced
men of good character. Union
working conditions, unre-
stricted earnings with draw
ing accounts. Pleasant, in
spring surroundings. Local
experience preferred. Apply
in person.
LEWIS & THOS. SALTZ, Inc.
1909 G Street NV.
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.

RUPHERS' EMPLOYMENT AGENCY has
these Jobs open: Part time. am or pm
81 TO $40 and fare; mothers helpers.
cooks, maids. h.w, mattresses. kit maids,
dlshWaShers. SO. cooks. $40 to So wk
1877 Ilth 81 n VI
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ATTENTION full or part-time
sales people. Kemair the magic
which perfects refrigeration is
now available for distribution.
A natural for quick money. Call
or write w. B. DAVY, 5603 Poto-
mac ave. NV, Washington, D. C.
Phone OR. 0845.
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BEAUTICIAN, full or part time Job excel
lent salary and commission. ANNS
BEAUTY SALON 1874 Upshur st NV
BEAUTY OPERATORS manicurist: new
salon: highest salary. Carlyn Apts.. $500
Que n
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HELP MEN 3 WoMEN.

DANCE TEACHERsIYou can make ST and
up per hr. teaching ballroom dancing in
the air-conditioned Canellis Dance Studios
II you are good dancer and want to be q
teacher, Mr.. Canellis will get you started
Inquire this afternoon or tomorrow eve
ming. 625 r st. NV.
LIVING QUARTERS and compensation to
settled white couple TO care for roomine
house; man should have outside employ
ment. 1855 Lanler pl. NV.
MAN AND WIFE WANTED to manage and
run tourist camp, l mi. from Wash. Apply
At Senate Hotel between and IL am.
Monday morning.
ACCOUNTANTS - Juniors, semi-seniors.
seniors. men or women: accounting school
graduates only; employment at Washing
ton National Airport.
Juniors to years public or cost
accounting experience.
Semi-seniors-2 to 4 years public ac-
counting and general experience in cost
accounting.
Seniors years or more public ac-
counting and complete experience in cost
accounting.
Address Treasurer, Pennsylvania Central
Airlines Corporation, Washington National
Airport Washington. D. c.. giving complete
information as to age, nationality, cdlca-
ton. draft status, experience. present and
expected salary.
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SALESMAN, with car, for
moving and storage COM
pany; experience not essen
tial; 80 to so years age; good
pay; excellent opportunity
for willing worker; steady
position. Box AJAX, Star.
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SALESWOMEN

nee. WE TRAIN you Steady work and
GOOD pay; full or part time. Call in per-
son. to ! am, BIZ X st NV
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SALESkEN.

ADVERTISING BOOK MATCHES. sell every
business; cash comms.; exp unneces.; full.
part time; fast-selling patriotic designs:
factory serv.: repeats; free kit. Match Corp
OF Am. 3433 Mt. w. 4Sth pl.. Chicago
MEN OR WOMEN-If you want to benefit
fully Of improved conditions, write immedi-
atelv full information on how to establish
profitable Rawleigh Route. You will be sur
prised to know about big results secured by
others. No selling experience necessary to
start. No capital required Golden oppor-
tunity build Up solid business. Rawleigh S,
DEBT DCF-14-143. Chester. Pa.
SPECIALITY SALESMEN-ProveA current
production. calling upon executives only
Work now Call ME. 1899 from pm
Sat. and ell day Sun. Late calls answered
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WAITRESS WANTED

Experienced only. must be good food wait
ress as well as have liquor experience fast
week Apply Burton's Restaurant l4I9
Irving St. NV. No phone calls. please
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HELP DOMESTIC.

COOK and general houseworker, no laW1-
dry; Sl2 per week; live in good refer
ences WI. 6566 for appointment.
COOK and general house eworker. sleep IN
or out. $3.50; know how to serve; other
helm OrdWay 1920
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HELP MEN.

6lU llGn 81. NV.
RADIO SERVICEMEN.
EXPERIENCE ED MEN
NEEDED FOR PERMANENT
POSITIONS, FOR BENCH
OR OUTSIDE WORK. EX-
CELLENT SALARY, IDEAL
WORKING CONDITIONS.
ASK FOR MR.. SCHNEIDER.
GEORGES RADIO CO., 31O7
M ST. NV.
WASHING MACHINE RE-
PAIRMAN, also radio service
man, with car. Apply person.
mel office, The Hecht Co.
Service Bldg, 1400 Okie
st. ne.
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the streamliner went by his place, too.
But little thing like a train whistle.
overheard on the phone. could have
put him in the chair!
81 was so ratified by your call l
didn't think to look at my watch. Just
what time does she 60 by your place,
Mr.. Logan?"
"Ten twelve" Gil said promptly.
81 almost always glance at my watch.
lust to see if she's on time. She always
u.s. within minute or 80, anyway"
''And how long before you called
me was it, would you say. that you
we're talking to Mr.. Talbot? | want
to fix the time of the murder, if cam"
Gil frowned. pretending to concen-
trate.
"Well, when l heard his shout, and
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lot of that picture. And besides. he
used to have three or four enlarged
snapshots of the two of them fishing
and swimming and things like that,
here between the windows. They're
gone, too"
SO what? I'm not worrying about
pictures and snapshots. What want
to know is, who killed him?"
lguessyou're right. at that" sighed
the sheriff. sitting down opposite Gil.
I'VE better get our facts together.
Let's see -
He fished out soiled envelope and
stubby pencil. when you was
phoning heard the streamliner whis-
tim
For just an instant, Gil froze
with fear; then he remembered that
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half a minute. Then the phone was
hung up. and l dialed his number
again. twice. I'd say that I was talk
ing to you within three minutes, four
at the most, after it happened"
THAT would make it eight or nine
minutes after ten. Now that we've got
that much settled, we'll have to fish
around for the reason"
Haven't you already established
the motive? Didn't you say he was
robbed?"
HE was robbed right enough"
Beldon said thoughtfully. only -
that diamond ring of his was plain as
the nose on your face, the way he was
laying. and I'd say it was worth lot
more than all the money he was likely
to have on him. Seems to me would
have taken that, too if l was so
hard up Id kill man for his cash."
Probably the murderer was rat
tied. and didn't notice the ring"
Maybe So" The sheriff glanced up
sharply.
Have you any idea why Mrs. Tai
bott didn't come up here this year?"
why no. Just what Mark told me:
that she had other plans"
II see. They were getting along all
right? No trouble between them.
mean?"
Il really couldn't say; after all.
that's the sort of thing man doesn't
talk about much" What was the old
fool driving at? Gil was beginning to
feel uneasy - caught and bound in an
invisible snare.
6ELDON rose wearily. II never was
much good beatin' around the bush.
Look here, MIR. Logan. MIR. Talbott's
wife doesn't come with him this year.
He takes down every picture of her,
like he doesn't want to even be re-
minded of her - yet he was always
plain crazy about her, and jealous of
every little thing. And I've seen the
two of you maxim eyes when you
thought no one was lookin' - you and
Mrs. Talbot. 1t seems to me -
lust what sort of ridiculous story
are you trying to cook up?" Gil sprang
out of his chair and almost stumbled,
for his legs had suddenly lost their
strength. IF you're trying to say
that -
"Sit down, Logan, sit down" The
sheriff's voice was calm, but cold as
ice. and his eyes had a snaky look.
"All that's just guesswork. although it
can be checked, later on, to establish
a motive. as you was sayin'-a few
minutes ago.
But there's one thing that amt
guesswork, Logan; that train whistle.
You didn't call me from your place -
you called from right here in this very
roOm!"
You're crazyw snapped Gil, feel
ing himself 60 sick and helpless inside.
Sure you heard the train whistle; it
always whistles for the crossing right
back of my place, couple of hun
dred yards"
Sure; | know. For the crossing.
But she wasn't whistling for crossing
when heard her; she was whistling
for the drawbridge, and there's no
bridge on the line nearer to your camp
than the one over the river right out
there!
Different whistle signals mean diff
ferent things to a railroader. Logan,
and rode the crummy for quite a few
Evening star., 1942-03-31
H. B. Bolton Leaves
S6Q.636 Estute ind

Harvey B. Bolton of Kenwood,
Md, late general agent of the Illi-
nois Central Railroad here, left an
estate in the District valued at up
ward of $60,636, District Court was
advised today in a petition for an
cillary letters testamentary filed by
his widow, Mrs. Eva w. Bolton, to
settle his affairs.
The court was informed that Mrs.
Bolton has been granted letters of
probate by the Orphans Court of
Montgomery County, Md. Attor-
neys Joseph c. McGarraghy and
Henry A. SchWeinhaut of the law
firm of Wilkes, McGarraghy g.
Arts, who filed the papers here,
advised the tribunal that debts of
the estate will run around $1,000.
Mr.. Bolton named his widow as
executrix and left his property to
her
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bomber. which apparently they
had ssnt 10 the Philippines for
this assault.
The damage inflicted on oar
military Installations was ~
slight consequence. . war depart
ment communlqus said. A. least
three Of the enemy bombers were
shot down.
While tse big Nippssese
planes hespcd bosnbs spes
Corregider and THE Amrssoss-
Filipino lines, several sharp
encounters oceurred es the
ground along the is-miis
Bataas front.
Lieut.. Gen. Jonathan NJ. VAIN
vrights American artillery bal rcd
into action. TINS artillery fire.
according 10 the eommuniq,ss. sss
believed n have Inflicted "eon-
siderable losses on thu nunsri-
esiiy superior troops Of Gen. To-
moyuh Ysmashits. Jspsn's new
commandsr-in-chlsf q tho Phgip-
pines
The csmpsunigsie sid mot
deserfbs the AERIAL as~ssit--
lcontinusd on Page 2. Column ~
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cambridge
Japs Prepare
To Move Out

WINSLOW, Wash.-Rainbridse
Islands Japanese colony took last
looks at familiar surroundings
Tuesday as the government posted
signs ordering them to report TO
a control center preparatory to
evacuation.
The colony. composed Of
nearly 500 persons of japanese
ancestry. about half Of them
American citizens. must leave
the island before next Monday
or he moved out by the army.
Many white residents of the
Island expressed sympathy for the
Japanese and said they felt they
could be trusted. But the Jap
anese were philosophical. I'VE are
ready to 60 anywhere the govern
ment tells U.S." they said.
The evacuation win just
about ruin the cambridge
Island high school baseball
team-half of the squad are
japanese. They will play In
the seasons opener against
kitsap County high Friday
and then turn In their suits.
Thirteen members of the senior
class are Japanese and Principal
r. G. Dennis said the school would
award them diplomas regardless
Of where they graduate.
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Drop Double Pay
Is Nelson S Plea

wAsHINGTos - War Pro6ue-
ton Chief Donald ~. Seison de-
elared Tuesday that " Labor h
unwilling TO abandon double pay
for war work on Saturdays. Sun
days and holidays h. would ask
congress 10 act within the next 30
days.
He told the house naval affairs
committee that he was hopeful
labor would eliminate that mari
fest2tion Of business az usual 10
the next month.
Nelson appeared at hearings on
the smitb-yinsDn bsii which would
suspend the 40-hosr week. over
tine pay. and the closed shop and
would limit profits On war con-
tracts 20 per cent Hs opposed
AL these actions Of fhs ball.
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Rubber Plans Unheeded
In 1910, Bait CHARGES
WASHINGTON -

WASHINGTON - The nov de-
ftlnet national defense advisory
commission recommended a 100
ooo-,on-A-yesr synthetic rubber
production program IN September.
1870. but the plan was dropped
because JeAse Jones. head Of the
Reconstruction Finance Corr,
thought u insdvissble. William L.
Bait o. the war production board.
charged Tuesday.
Bait. director Of the WPB din-
SION Of raw materials. made the
statement before the senate con-
mittee investigating the war pro-
gram.
The NDAC-s commission Whose
powers were purely advisory
began It's ssuoy Of the synthetic
rubber situation in June, 1870.
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1000 Leave
Coast Areas

MANZANAR. Cai.-Alien jap
snese and Jspanese-Americsns be-
gan working in their Owens valley
resettlement community Tuesday
to construct facilities for go. 900
Pacific coast Japanese who will be
moved inland for the duration Of
the war.
One thousand n them. the
first large contingent IN
evacuste southern California
coastal defense areas. arrived
at the reception center Mon
day night by train. bus and
automobile accompanied by .
military escort. They will pre-
pare facilities for the thou
sands more TO come.
After their arrival they were
registered by army officers and as
signed 10 houses and barracks pro-
vided by the government. They
were told they could not leave the
5. O00-acre tract set aside as q re-
center.
Approximately 100 Japan
ese. who preceded the new
corners SATURDAY. had erected
prefabricated houses and gave
the evacuees n rousing well
come. All Japanese here now
voluntarily left the coastal
area
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ures against sabotage and
fifth column activity, becomes
effective ~ 6 .. m. Friday.
Dewitt's proclamation also ex-
tended the ban on possession Of
firearms. war materials. short
wave radio receiving and trans
hitting sets and other contrshand
to Jspsnese-Amerieans. Enemy
aliens already were forbidden To
have such articles.
The new regulations super
ceded those ordered for certain
areas last January nv After
ney General Francis Riddle.
Curfew exemptions granted
nv United States attorneys
were revoked, effective FRI
da,.
Under the eurfew edict, Jspa-
ne~e, Germans and Italian aliens
and Jspanese-Americans must re-
main at home between p. m.
and a. m. in military area No.
l, which covers the western half
of Washington. Oregon and Cali
fornia and Southern Arizona.
The curfew also applies TO
designated restricted zones In
other military areas, which
include the remaining parts Of
those four states and Mon
tana, Idaho, Nevada and
Utah.
Persons affected may not travel