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Evening star., 1942-08-08
Surprise Afraid Tests Likely
Here at Any Hour This Month

homes or shops already have brought
prosecution with resulting flnes.
Might Be Real Thing.
Urging residents to be constantly
on the alert for air raid warning
signals, OCD officials pointed out
that there would be no way for
either residents or their neighbor-
hood wardens to know whether the
sirens were sounding for a drill or
an actual raid.
They were advised to consider all
future signals from the air raid
warning device, except at the noon
testing, as potential herald Of
1.-The real thing"
The statement from Gen. Kutz
follows:
at is anticipated that there will
(See TESTS, Page A,l1)
Evening star., 1942-08-08
owl Warns Nation
Supplies Are Failing 10
Reach Fronts in Time
Output Of Planes, Tanks,
Guns, Naval Ships Behind
Schedule in June
(Tert of OWL War ReDie1D on
Pace All
(Tert of OWL War ReDietD on
Page All
Py the Associated Press.

Py the Associated Press.
A gloomy picture Of Americas
war effort to date was laid before
the Nation today in a warning by
the Office of War Information
that materials are failing to
reach the fighting fronts in the
time and the volume needed to
win.
Reviewing the military and pro-
duction situation, owl asserted last
night that output OF fighting planes,
tanks, most types of artillery and
naval vessels fell behind schedule
in June and expressed doubt that
"all of us realize now hard we are
going to have to work to win"
ITO win total war we must fight
1t totally" Owl said, land we are
not fighting it that hard"
A similar tone was expressed in
Australia, where War Correspondent
Norman Stockton Of the Melbourne
Herald asserted: Our allies have
got to realize the grim fact that we
are still fighting losing war and
that there is no possibility Of an
offensive from this country until
real material aid is forthcoming"
Mr.. Stockton described G :.
Douglas Macarthur as an "offen-
sive-minded" leader who apparently
could not take the offensive because
of a lack of material aid.
Australia has been told too many
rosy stories about United States
military aid" he said 'The Ameri-
can press has fed the American pub
lie similar lines"
simultaneously, Premier Mitchell
Hepburn of Ontario predicted in a
speech at Fergue. Ontario. that I'VE
are going to have an attack on the
(See WAR REVIEW, Page A-110
Evening star., 1942-08-08
u. ). Planes Destroy
10,0O0-Ton Vessel
In Big Axis Convoy
Hits Also Are Scored
On Other Ships in
Mediterranean
e, the Associated Press.

e, the Associated Press.
CAIRO, Aug. 8.-United States
Air Force bombers destroyed q
1O,OOO-ton transport In large
Axis convoy in the Mediter-
ranean, and made a spirited at
tack on another convoy, it was
disclosed today by the headquar-
ters Of Maj. Gen. Lewis H.
Brereton, commander of the
United States Air Force in the
Near East.
Direct hits were scored on the
vessel by American B24 Consolidated
bombers, said a communique COW
ering activities of the American
airmen for the past week.
The other convoy, three large
transports escorted by eight de-
stroyers, was attacked by daylight.
Two direct hits were reported by
the American flyers.
Matruh installations Attacked.
A motor repair depot and other
military installations at Matruh
were attacked by the American air
force in two other operations. On
one of the raids RAF Wellington
bombers few ahead of the Ameri-
cans to drop flares over the targets.
In a raid on Tobruk, B24 bombers
dropped several tons of explosives
in the dock area, starting one large
fire.
Raj airmen sank two Axis ships
and damaged others off the occupied
Egyptian port of Sidi Barrani. a
joint general headquarters and Raj
communique reported.
On the Egyptian land front the
communique reported artillery activ-
ity in the northern and central Sec
tors and increased aerial operations
over the entire battle line.
Nazis Claim Is British Planes.
BERLIN (From German Broad
casts, Aug. 8 (P.-German fighters
shot down 13 British planes in all
combats in North Africa yesterday
the German communique said today
German and Italian bombers at
tackled British battery positions anc
motorized concentrations with gooc
results, the war bulletin added.
Evening star., 1942-08-08
Foreign

Foreign
Allied airmen batter Rabaul and Lac
with 2,000-pound bombs. Page Al
U. S. Army bombers raid Canton air
base second time. Page Al
Toxic radio hints Japan may attack
Russia In Siberia. Page AS
Japs already at war with Russia,
Magnuson says. Page AS
20 per cent OF jobs on Nazi home
front filled by aliens. Page A
Notionol
Two die in crash of naval plane near
Alexandra. Page Al
OPA printing general ration
books. Page Al
owl gives Nation gloomy war pic
ture. Page Al
Truman raps influence Of big steel
In WPB. Page Az
Evening star., 1942-08-08
French Armed Forces
Reported in Muneuvers
,, the Associated Press.

2. the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Aug ga German
broadcast today gave the first hint
of maneuvers by Vichy French
armed forces at a time when the
Germans are making ostentatious
preparations against threatened
second front.
The disclosure was made IN an
of handed mention of speech by
Admiral Jean Darlan, Vichy de-
fense chief, when, the broadcast
said, "maneuvers Of the I'd Division
were concluded"
Evening star., 1942-08-08
Waldo Frank May Leove
Argentine Next Week
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
BUENOS AIRES, Aug. s..-Waldo
Frank, United States writer and
lecturer, who was severely beaten by
six men in his apartment last Sun
day, left his hospital bed yesterday
for an hour and will probably be
able to leave Argentina early next
week.
Friends said he was planning to
issue new message to the Argentine
people. Threats by mail and tele-
phone have come to Mr.. Frank since
the beating, 1t was learned.
Evening star., 1942-08-08
Nozi Torpedoboot Fleet
Launched in Black SEQ
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
ANKARA, Aug. Sin conjunc-
ton with their overland drive into
the Caucasus, the Germans were re-
ported today to have launched q
campaign to gain complete control
OF the Black Sea with = fleet OF
new motor torpedo boats.
The Nazis were said to be aiming
particularly at the destruction Of
Russian submarines now operating
in that area.
Evening star., 1942-08-08
Scattered Nuzi Raids
Made on Brituin

b, the Associated Press.
LONDON, Aug. 8.-German air
raiders dropped bombs during the
night at scattered points in, Eastern
England and the Eastern Midlands,
but the attacks apparently were on
a small scale and first reports indi-
Gated casualties were light.
Evening star., 1942-08-08
Lingerie Rotioned,
Troops Send Books
To Girl Friends
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
BOU N E. Australia,
Aug. 8.-American women who
know soldiers serving down
under" will get less lingerie but
more books as presents.
The reason Is that soldiers
get no ration coupons for
lingerie, of which they formerly
bought great quantities to send
home as gifts.
Bookshops, however, are ex-
periencing a rush for anything
about Australia from kanga-
roos to race horses.
Evening star., 1942-08-08
Germans Bottering at Oil Field
After Major Breok k-Through in
Russians Caucasian Defenses
Nozis Are Reported
Building Pipeline
For Caucasus Oil
By the Associated Press.

LONDON, Aug. ga Reu-
ters dispatch from Stockholm
quoted a person arriving from
Bucharest as saying 100000
were employed by the Germans
on a pipeline from Constanta
on the Black Sea, to Cernavoda,
on the Danube, to transport oil
Hitler hopes to get from the
Caucasus.
Evening star., 1942-08-08

(See INDIA, Page Aid
Evening star., 1942-02-09
HOUSES FOR SALE.
IN N. E. SUBURBAN.
GEORGETOWN-S13.75O.
JUST OFF 18th ST.

Center entrance hall; attractive wal
and garden; pleasing architecture; car
fully restored: immediate possession. BOs
g. PHELPS, National $500.
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439 KENYON ST. NV.
k6NyyE DTruT TN

Out-of-town owner has placed a low
Desirably situated convenient to trans
portation and elementary school; 6 bright.
comfortable rooms, 8 bedrooms. tile bath
floor sunroom, covered porch; all modern
conVeniences garage, beautifully handicapped
FISHER & CO. NC. REAIToRs, Di.
$3.50; or evenings call MIR. KEY, Emer-
Evening star., 1942-02-09
HOUSES FURNISHED.

SEVERN BUNGALOwS-DIREC ON
water. Beautifully furnished mahogany
antiques. Committing distance 81 miles.
3 minutes to Annapolis Good roads: fine
beach. Large living rooms, open freplaces
3 baths. screened porcheS, oil heat, elec.
ranges and refg. Servants quarters. ga
RACES. Phone Sat. and Sun. Annapolis
4404 (before 2 pm). Weekdays, Balti-
more, Mulberry 1884
NEW GROOM. NICELY FURN.. OIL HEAT.
laree lot SS7 so mo. 1904 S. Pollard ST..
Arlington. CHI. 1854 or CHI. 1857 eve.
SILVER SPRING, MD.
Five-room -and-bath BUNGALOW; recrea-
ton room; built-in garage; automatic heat;
sos monthly. F. L. HEWITT, Jr., Shepherd
32a3, S40S Georgia ave.
NAVAL OFFICERS HOME. NEAR 46th
and Brandywine NV. Nearly new detached
brick, q rooms. . baths well furnished:
beautiful recreation room with bar, oil
heat. garage; rent. $3.50. Cali MR..
FISHER, Sun, North 1875, weekdays
North 1000,
Evening star., 1942-02-09

DE- I1EODA,
5505 CHARLOTTE DR.-S10.750 UP.
New detached brick. conveniently located
in exclusive Greenwich Forest quality
built home with six large rooms two tiled
baths, bedrooms that will take twin beds,
storage attic and attached garage o.
iver 6395.
To reach: Out Wisconsin ave to Old
Georgetown I'd, left past Bank OF Bethasd
to Huntington parkway, right on Harland
lane to Charlotte drive
Evening star., 1942-02-09

CLOSE TO CONN AVE,
On quiet street, in a neighborhood OF
higher- priced homes, this delightful brick
center-hall house offers many unusual fea-
lures; the lot is quite deep and beavily
and bath. 3 bedrooms and . baths on 2nd
floor; within easy walk of Conn. ave. and
all schools priced under $4,000 For
details call Mai. Yancey. co 0346.
FRANK S. PHILLIPS. DI. 1411.
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our-oE-ToWN REAL Estate.

SALE lst-cLAss BOARDING HOUSE.
furnished or not, "a rooms, 2 baths. with
S-room cottage. bath. shower: garages:
all Colonial; beautiful hedge. Must sell
account Of age, health. Owners advertise
ment. Box 74b, Warrenton. Va. IA
SALE OR LEASE, COUNTRY ESTATE. 12
acres, 1S-rm. house. modern. 12 miles west
from Salisbury. N Il q intsrestsd yrite
Evening star., 1942-02-09
LOTS FOR SALE.

REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE.
FRANKLIN MANOR BEACH, .MD.-OOT
tage. rooms and bath; value. SO 900
Also lots 50x150 it.. value $500 each
Box 4O2-S, Star.
Evening star., 1942-02-09

Ford 1870 de luxe SIS Fordor sedan:
raqlo and heater, perfect condition; $3.50.
CHEVROLET l941 de luxe sport sedan:
radio and heater. white sidewail tires, like
new inside and out; Ss9Q. PONTIAC
IS,i iSfl de luxe 81 4-door trunk sedan: very
nave practically new tires. COAST-M Pom
IlACs Z locations, 400 block Florida ave.
ne, ne, SO Florlda ave. ne. AT. 7200. Open
Evening star., 1942-02-09

1TTRACTIVELY FURNISHED APART
ment, foyer living room; facing 10Th ST.
bedroom with twin beds and cross ventlla-
ton bath, 8 large closets, ktchehette;
6inette; completely furnished; linens and
silver. Call DU. 5203 after 10 am.
Mr.. COL. RD-APT,. FURNISHED,
rooms; couple, no children. APT. lol'
2371 Champlaln st.
ARL, va. RMS. KIT. s:.P; BATH,
Children. Chestnut 1868 after 5.
2IO6 F. ST. NV. APT. .1O9--DouBLE RM:
q Monday Immediate occupancy.
5000: ELABoRATELY FURN. APT. ON
Fort Stevens Or, east of 18th st.. large
bedrms., 2 baths, living rm;, dining rln:;
den, immense kitchen. very large screened
porch, gar: available March 1st: THOS.
I. PHILLIPS. 351s Conn. WO. 1900.
4I6 B ST. NE LARGE ROOMS AND
bath, entire floor Frigidaire oil neat
adults only.
421 4th ST. NV LARGE BEDROOMS,
dinette, kitchen and bath, completely fur-
nished, incl, linen and dishes, also phone;
suitable for family of or g: S25 week or
500 month.
2O4 IIth ST. s.E.-STUDIO RM, AND
kitcflenette, Frigidaire, c-h.w.; clean and
warm; 50; sober adults.
sUBLEAsE APT. NEAR 3rd AND NEW
Hampshire ave. to party assuming pay
ments on mos old furniture. ia. 5993.
1917 COLUMBIA. RD. NW.-NICE BASE
ment apt, pvt. bath, SO per wk, empl
sober couple only.
1923 NORTH CAPITOL sT--NIcELY
furn. apt.
Evening star., 1942-02-09
BANKRUPTCY NOTICES.

United rHs States ior ths pst1ies .,
ter Of JAMES 3. C0NNELL Xnnspolis
TO the creditors of James B, Connell Of
the City Of Washington. District Of Co
Mmbia: Notiee is hereby given that the
Judged = bankrupt. on q petition filed By
him on the 4th day Of February. 1912.
and that the frst meeting Of his creditors
will be held ct the ONCE of the under
signed Referee in Bankruptcy. s19 Invest
ington, D. C.. on the 18th day Of February.
and time the said creditors may attend.
prove their claims. appoint o trustee.
examine the bankrupt and transact such
said mestins. FRED J. EDEN. Asfsrss In
Evening star., 1942-02-09
APARTMENTS WANTED.

WANTED OR 9 ROOMS, KITCHEN
bath, furnished S4O-S45; Mar. l.. DE.
2IS1, Mr.. POLLACK, Mon. bet. 20 pm.
FURNISHED I-ROOM, BATH. KITCHEN,
within 5 blocks Union Station. (White)
Call District 2146.
UNFINISHED 2 ROOMS. BATH. KTTCH-
en-, within 5 blocks of Union Station.
(White) District 2146.
MARCH IS OR APRIL L. ROOMS.
dinette, kitchen and bath, unfurnished.
Caii Emerson O677 after pm.
ONE ROOM, KTTCHENETTE. BATH
apartment, furnished; centrally located.
Phone DI. 1880. Ext. 326, Sunday be,
tween pm. and pm, or weekdays
pm. to 10 pm y
FURNISHED, 2 ROOMS. KITCHEN AND
bath modern conveniences: employed
couple. Trinidad 1914.
SMALL FURNISHED APT. FOR RESPONSE
BILE couple, vicinity upper Connecticut ave.
Phone MR.. REID, Woodley 7161.
WANTED SMALL FURNISHED APT.
with room service. around Conn. ave-.
Kalorama rd nr Wisconsin ave-; up to
Sl25 per month; needed on Feb. IA. Call
MI. 2161, l to Q pm. Tuesday.
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SUBURBAN ROOMS AND BOARD
ApARrMEhTs FURNISHED.
(Continued.).

YOUNG MAN to share large. comfortable
bedroom: good meals; $40 ca. weekly
Shepherd 6079W.
Evening star., 1942-02-09
OFFICES FOR RENT.

SPACE m dROUND-FLOOR OFFICE, Mr..
18th and H SITS. n.w.-With or without
furniture; secretarial service, II desired;
S35 per mo. MA. 1880.
FIRST-FLOOR OFFICE, EYE ST, OFF
Conn. ave. $50 mo. to right party. Box
490-S, Star. 13'
PRIVATE OFFICES IN LAW SUITE
LAWYER preferred. secretarial services.
OFFICE SPACE, GROUND FL, 1I28 VT.
ave. tat Thos. Cir). For once, mfgs rep.
or similar business; in whole or in part,
e. A. GARVEY. DI. 4508. 1925 VT. ave.
OFFICE FOR RENT.
18th AND EYE SITS NV
Call District 1877. Ask for MANAGER.
Evening star., 1942-02-09
PROPOSALS.

CoNMIssIONERs, D. C., WASHINGTON,
be received at Room 800. District Building
until 1000 am. February 23, 1912. for
furnishing sand and Grayel-Wsst Sec;
and Grayel-.West Section Contractor
Yard Schedule No; 2437; and FEBRUARY
25, Sand and Gravel-East Section Deliv;;
East Section Contractors Yard) Sched-
ule No. 2439. For specifications and infor
$40, District Building. fe.79,l0:
Evening star., 1942-02-09
ApARTs. FURh. OR UNFURN.

3 BEDRMS, LIVING RIM. DINETTE AND
Kitchen, pvt bath and entrance, modern
improv; S45 mo. Hillside 02s5.
ENTIRE 2nd FLOOR; 3 ROOMS, BATH.
pvt entrance; laundry facilities; util. furn.
$50. Sligo b751.
Evening star., 1942-02-09

NEAR WARDMAN Park.
S11 .550-S rooms, baths recreation.
maids room, shower; finished attic air
(cond.; new-house condition. AID. SS40.
Evening star., 1942-02-09
S11,450-Mt. Pleasant

Home and Income.
3-story brick residence. well situated and
overlooking U. s. park; l rooms, . baths,
. lavatories, attractively moderniZed
throughout: Venetian blinds. insulation,
AUTO. HEAT. garage. Present income.
Shown by appointment. THOS. J. FISHER
~ CO. INC, REALTORS DI. $3.50, or
evenings call MR.. KEY. EMERSON 1101.
Evening star., 1942-02-09
ON BUS LINE.

Attractive brick home, 5 rms. slate
roof. INV. gas heat; completely recondi-
toned. 2 You will like this home. In SILVER SILVER
ewes, WI. 1862 or SH. 71S1.
Evening star., 1942-02-09
HOUSES AND APARTMENTS
BALTIMORE.

WILL RENT TO LARGE FAMILY OR
lady wishing to keep paying guests hand
some home in most exclusive part of Ro-
land Park, within block and half of
country club. Ten bedrooms. five bath
rooms. Will fix up to suit tenant and
will protect or. long-term lease If de-
sired. Property can be .een by appoint
ment. Telephone Lexington 1928. Balti-
more.
NOTE: This offer exceptional oppor-
tunity to any who will have to leave
Washington account of war activities
and still want ~ be nearby to take care
of interests in Washington.
Evening star., 1942-02-09
APARTMENTS UNFURNIsHED.

ARLINGTON COUNTY, WAYNE ST. AT s;
Glebe rd-New fre-safe apartment; 2
rooms, kitchen. dinette and bath. Imme-
diate possession; $50. mo.
3 REMAINING APTS.-2s11 PA. AVE.
Call OWNER Ii. 1876. Adults only.
1925 ST. N.E.-BAsEMENT APT, FOR
couple; good heat; cleo, gas: $40 mo.
Atlantic Ss14.
YOUNG PROFESSIONAL MAN. HELP FUR
pish and share bachelor apt. Conn. ave,
March /. Box 25-J, Star. TO-
Evening star., 1942-02-09
ACREAGE WANTED.

A FEW UNIMPRoVED ACRES ON THE
edge OF any small town. 25 TO 80 miles
north or northwest OF Wash. JAMES
tional S672.
Evening star., 1942-02-09
S12Q5n..

NEW BRICK HOME
In popular Chevy Chase, D. C., cony. 20
Chevy Chase Circle. situated on large
lot with ample play space. 1t contains, 8
bedrms, . baths. built-in garage. air
CONDITIONED heat: builder will consider good
row house in, trade: a real opportunity
FRANK S. PHILLIPS, DI. 1411.
Evening star., 1942-02-09
OFFICE FOR RENT.
STORES FOR RENT.

SlVN6S TON N6NI.
DOWNTOWN S26 10th ST. NW.-MOD-
ern store, gas unit heat. S45. DIXIE
REALTY CO., MA. $3.50.
800 9th ST. N.W.-HEAT AND WATER
furnished: $50. LiNKINS CO, i Dupont
Circle. Decatur 1900
GOOD LOCATION FOR UsED-TIRE BUsI-
ness: also for fruit and confections
BEHREND, 719 7th NV. 49,
"a RHODE ISLAND AVE. NV
B exposures. large store and basement:
S12b per mo.
c. W. SIMPSON CO., INC,
1924 Vermont Ave. NV. ME. 800.
1016 11th ST. UNDESIRABLE STORE.
JOHN QUINN CO.. Inc.
Evening star., 1942-02-09
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK.

Bungalow. G rooms, bath. porches. etc.
Newly reconditioned and conveniently sit
S695o. on terms. Call till pm.
Leo M Bernstein & Co. ME. 5400.
Evening star., 1942-02-09
ROCK CREEK SECTION,

ROCK CREEK SECTION,
l647-l671 PRIMROSE RID.
group of new homes,
within one block of 18th St
and bus transportation. A
variety of floor plans q
rooms baths, finished at
tic, built-in garage, screen
ed porch lst-f1oor lavatory
in some. See these proper
ties without delay. For fur
ther information call GE.
1858 To reach: Out / 6th st.
to Primrose I'd, left to
houses.
OPEN DAILY.
Evening star., 1942-02-09

COLORED-6OO BLOCK ORLEANS PLACE
n.e-2-story brick rooms, 2 baths: $500
down, balance I'm. v. s. HURLBERT. Ma.
1870. 931 H st. NV.
COLOREDI-20O BLOCK 18th ST. NE
2-story brick. 8 rooms. 2 baths. INV h..
oil, gear brick garage; $500 down, bal.
An. " s. HURLBERT, Ma. 1870. 931 H
st. NV.
CoLORED-s R, 2 FLOORS: HARDWOOD
floors, oil heat Colonial porch, full cellar,
garage: long. sodded yard. 534 Columbia
rd. NV. Open 10 am. to 8 pm. De-
catur 1850
CoLORED-NR. NORTH CAPITOL AND
Fla.-S large rms, bath; nice condition.
Priced to sell. MR.. YOUNKIN, MA. 1873.
COLORED-LARGE ROOMING HOUSE
downtown corner. IA large rooms; 25xIlO o
it, first commercial; good h.-w.h., 2
baths, double garage. Will increase in
value Suitable for business. OWNER
MA 4163 and RA. 1859
Evening star., 1942-02-09
WOODED ATMOSPHERE.

Situated on this large wooded lot. II 900
square feet in size, stands a beautiful A.
bedroom. 3-bath home. Spacious living
room with fireplace. modern electric kitch-
en-. dining room with built-in corner cabi-
nets. maids room with complete bath, and
built-in garage. Located off of Bradley
Blvd. in an exclusive residential area, and
priced below todays asking price for
similar properties.
GRAHAM HALL. WI 1880.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-07-04

DON'T BE MISLED! BEWARE OF
STEERERS regardless of who it is, and al
low the remains of your loved ones to be sent
to an undertaking establishment whom you
do not know. Get prices and terms first
Know what you are doing; Call Chas. T.
Cole Immediately and have representative
call before you employ any undertaken, but
get prices and terms first and then you will
be satisfied. AND REMEMBER, small
down payment and small weekly payments
will buy fine funeral at the Chas. T. Cole Els.
Enlistment.
REMEMBER, CREDIT EXTENDED
TO ALL!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-07-04

Phones: Cherry 0113 and Ola

The Policy of Chas. T. Cole, Owner of Coles
Funeral Service, is to keep the cost of funer-
ais within the reach of all. Chas. I. Cole
maintains that his prices are the lowest for
the finest caskets obtainable. You will al
ways find Chas. T. Cole willing to personally
conduct any funeral regardless of cost, or
help with any ideas or service during the hour
of sorrow that all families are liable to have.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-07-04

Chas. T. Cole has the utmost confidence in
the people of the City of Detroit, and he is the
only undertaken who gives credit and allows
the people to pay as low as a dollar a week
on their account. In the past two years,
Chas. T. Cole has handled many funerals ON
the payment plan, and therefore has many
satisfied customers.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-07-04
NO CONNECTION WITH ANY OTHER FIRM

FACTS YOU SHOULD KNOW about fu-
nerals by Chas. T. Coles Funeral Service
System: Chas. T. Cole has learned from ex-
perience that it is not charity the people want
in burying their loved ones, but an opportu.
nifty to buy a high-class funeral under mod
ern circumstances. Chas. T. Cole is prepar-
ed with the best equipment and the finest mo-
tor vehicles, and handles high-class caskets,
and maintains large establishment with suf-
hcient help to render the finest service at the
lowest possible prices.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-01-21
HOLLAND GIRL
HAS SCHOLARSHIP

Miss Virginia Dykhuis was an
nounced by Miss Drucilla Ransom,
Pontiac. president Of the Women's
League, at the Women's League AS
sembly Tuesday in Pease Audi
forum, to be the recipient Of the
Lydia I. Jones Scholarship. Each
year this Women's League-estab-
lished scholarship In honor OF the
former dean OF women Is given to
some worthy junior or senior girl.
Miss Dykhuis. a junior student
from Holland, Mich, has been par
ticularly active in Women's League
work.
Miss Ransom said that candidates
for the scholarship were narrowed
down to three before the combined
executive and advisory boards OF
the League voted their choice. Run
ners-up were Miss Mabel Hard, Ad-
Olson, and Miss Loretta Ignatowski,
Toledo, o.
Requirements for eligibility for
the scholarship are: the woman
student must have high scholastic
average; she must have contributed
at least a part to her support while
at school; she must not hold an
other scholarship at the same time;
and she must be active in women
students affairs.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-01-21
WOMEN GIVEN
WAR PICTURE

Women students at Michigan
State Normal College heard a very
Interesting and Informative discus
sion on the Far Eastern situation
by four members OF the college rae
ulty. when they met Tuesday lot
the Women's League Assembly IN
Pesse Auditorium.
Or. Simon Fagerstrom, head OF the
history department, presented the
road OF history which led 10 the
present war situation. Edgar Waugh
OF the political science department.
explained the present government
Of Japan. DR. James H. Glasgow,
head OF the geography department,
told the important geographical as
poets. Anthony Engelsman of the
history department explained mill
tsry strategy.
Mr.. Waugh said that the present
Japanese constitution was formed
in 1889. The emperor OF the country
IL figuratively the head. He does
not have any power. however, be-
cause behind him is the strong mill
tary clique which really operates
the government.
DR.. Glasgow explained the reason
supplies have been so slow In
reaching the Philippines. He said
the shortest route is through the
Japanese Islands. AS It is. supplies
have to be sent to Hawaii and then
to the Philippines. and at least 80
or 40 days are needed for the trip.
Mr.. Engelsman, speaking on the
military strategy involved, said the
real objective OF the Japanese Is
the East Indies. He reviewed Jap
ans move, telling she first attacked