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Imperial Valley press., 1942-10-22

Maybe a few million hungry stomachs
will awaken the people to better under
standing of those who till the soil-House
Agriculture Committee report.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-10-22
Editorials and Comment
EDITORS NOTE: The

EDITOR'S NOTE: The foIIoICin0 edit
oricIs are presented as interesting opin.
ions Uoiced by editors eiseUhere. They
do not necessarily reflect the opinion Of
this paper.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-10-22
LOOK WHO'S LOOSE.

Private Willkie stuck his head
through the door of the office Of
the Commander-in- Chief, who
smokes the sane t:t-d IS Private
Willkie.
Great gobs and little pay
checks" rallied the Commander
in-Chief, "LoOk what's Loose
again! What's the Itest, big boy,
or aren't the reporters supposed
to knOw?"
1T has been, withal, very busy
trip" Private Willkie said to the
Commander in Chief.
1T sure Withal has said the
Commander-in-C What a
trip. What a life, With your eyes
wide open, you're dreaming"
1T was a little hellish on this
last lap" said Private Willkie, al
though it could have been worse.
actually saw corporal who didn't
cuSs me. I ate DuSsian food twice,
and except for the haphazard way
the vodka was thrown toward the
caviar, it wasn't too horrifyir,.'
But I'm broken and bleeding. =
moaned the Commander-in Chief.
oh, 1 get so discouraged some
times. I try so hard to make
something of you and what good
does it do? Every time I give
you a pass to get off the reservation
YOU get in trouble. How many times
have you been on kitchen police
since November, 1940?"
only three times BOSS" said Pri-
vate Willkie, avoiding the Com
mander- in Chiefs eyes.
Its disgusting and discourage
ing" said the Commander-in-
Chief. ITS more than one poor
Commander-in-C Chief should have
to bear. Does Landon get on X.
! p? Docs Hoover? Does even
| Cookie Dewey? No."
1T was all Corporal Stains fault,
| boss said r''-'~te Willkie, looking
/ around to make sure that Stain
wasn't there TO defend himself
! Just bec2 use I went to the left
when I should have gone to the
right and I zigged when I should
have zagged-and a few things like
/ that"
Imperial Valley press., 1942-10-22
CAPITAL TALKS
by
Peter
Edison
with apologies to Private,
now Sergeant Hargrove)

see mere, Private Wlllkle
You took things too literally when
you were told to paint the town
red for the rest Of your civilian
liberty. 1t wasn't intended you
should set the world on fire.
Then there was that advice to
form no idea of what Army life
is going to be like. Leave your mind
OPEN You formed too many ideas
and you left your mouth open.
Two weeks from now, you will
be thoroughly disgusted with the
Job you did. You have been flown
from place to place in an Army
plane. You have wandered in
nakednesS and bewilderment over
miles OF physical geography ex-
animation, but YOU must now look.
upon individuality and privacy
as thincs left behind you in a
golden civilian society.
Probably you have developed
murderous hatred for one cabinet
secretary, two congressman and
hundred newspaper editors. You
are writing and fuming under what
you consider personalities and flip
pancies" of the people who differ
with you, and you are wondering
hov an enlightened nation can per-
nit such atrocity, Take it easy,
Private Willkie, take it easy.
Keep this one beam of radiant
hope constantly before you: The
next two years will be your hardest.
The main things to remember are
these: Watch your attitude to your
work, respect your superiors, try to
get along with your fellow soldiers,
keep yourself your nose, and your
equipment clean at all times and
behave yourself.
Do these things and you won't
have any trouble.
For what happens when you don't
dc them, let us now look at what
MIGHT have happened to Private
Willkie:
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RooMS FURNISHED.


CLEAN. attractive rm.. private bath, suit
for 2, all new furn., incl twin beds. Large
closets, private ent. Conv. transp. Call
OR. 027b after 3 Pm. Sat. or Sun.
LARGE ROOM. next bath; suitable 2 girls;
privileges. ssss Also single room. Bus at door,
sos oUINTANA PL. NV. = Attractive
bedroom Fine transp $50 ca mo.
ssos pFyss s1 psFns Ay sss
ton. Gentleman. After pm. WI. 1l14.
DOWNTOWN, 1115 sth st. NV, Apt. 20
Sunny neat, comfortable, next bath, 2nd
door: $3.50 single. Of girl kit. priv
BEAUTIFUL. newly furnished front master
S0'pi mem Phone sH ca' ifos; 4sPo' Gt,s''' ''n'
31O7. Gath ST. NE.-Beautifully furnished
double room; 2 closets; p eloes Sso trans ans
Rinss snd sunday sunday SSns NJ i7da io@O Eve
No other roomsrs. 2 in family Bus passes
door. Near business section Of Bethesda.
I347 MADISON ST. Nw-Lsrge front
room. twin beds; suitable or gentlemen
private home. GE $3.50.
BRADLEY HILLS COUNTRY CLUB, Be-
thesda, Md.-Oentile gentleman only.
Single room with private bath. s45 mo:
Semi-private entrance, maid service. golf
course PRIVILEGES Phone Wisconsin 1910.
oOll H.W--bcauIIEl. N.
master bedroom, 3 exposures; private bath
twin beds: in new detsch home; available
at once to gentlemen. $50 each. WO. 9047.
COOL, CULTURED SURROUNDINGS: l or
2 double rooms bath. private phon-: entire
top floor new home: bus at corner; 30
minutes TO heart of town For women or
couple only. Chestnut 1897.
1915 PARK RID. NV. Apt. 3-Nicely furn
room. twin beds; suitable . gentlemen or
married couple. Available April 18th.
AID. 1888. or before 8 pm. MA. 2639.
ROOM WITH PRIVATE BATH.
New furniture. telephone. GARAGE. Phone
Shepherd 6444
COLORED-1I6 Thomas ST. n.w.-Furn.
room for single person or couple. Call
evenings 10
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

sSH SSess
THkATHR I'll c@aniRs, @ Isoo; used. uphels.sr. .s' :
quick sale. Mr. Levinsohn al theater. ls'
TYPEWRITER Rental Service, 5716 10th
NV. GE. 1883: underwoods. 81 .Sb mo-. 4
mos. in adv. SS.66; no del. 81 add. dep.
pe l.Ss assis ss J. es enn Adam sss
TYPEWRITER. Underwood STANDARD. Just
rebuilt; must sacrifice. No dealers. Call
after pm, Lincoln 2158.
TYPEwRITERs RENTED, late models free
delivery In the District. Macdonald is as
near as your phone. Republic 0234. Mac
Donald Typewriter Co. IL.
TWIN 1.s, BEDS !a', boz SPRINGS and Beauty
E0R sAaE Soyns alleys
j. ID. Weiner, Leonardtown. Md
FOR SALE-Piano Estey, small upright,
walnut, new model 1s months old; cost
opep %ents $780, gobaP PFse os sls9 se part by INSTALL
!5s,n. lSGI MW.stgdio couch, Foster inner
PISTOLS-AUTOMATICS,
National YpsSD psHaSrsE.l. aEa SIZES f. k., Bridge.
Chestnut l777'
WASHERs-sale Rendix, all models: i'm
neqlate oellVery; Inor, APEX, norge, west
inghouse, Easy demonstrators from S26.
easy terms
Washington's Largest /Refrigerator House.
S11 9th St NV. Republic 1I75.
Open Till PM
WASHERS AND IRoNERs. brand-new, At
deep-cut prices; liberal trade-in allowances;
easy terms: pay on your electric bill.
ATLAS APPLIANCE COMPANY,
Washington's Largest Appliance House,
921 g St N.W-Entire Bldg
District 3737 Open Ewes Till PM.
PUMPS sTIRRUP-BE PREPARED.
INCENDIARY BOMBS-FIRE
PROTECTION
Place your orders now for May l st de-
livery: Stirrup pump. British type, with
adjustable nozzle and % IT. of hose Price.
Sl2.S5. e. G. SCHAFER CO., 1921 4th
st ne
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COUPLE (WHITE)

Woman for general housework,
man to take care of grounds and
car, family 3 adults. Good salary,
splendid private apt. and every
thing furnished, including meals.
References. 9045 Bradley blvd,
Bethesda, Md. WI 1890.
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A REAL HOME

FOR THE RIGHT COUPLE.
Generous salary and spacious quarters
Husband to care for garden chickens,
stock, wife as g.h.k. and cook. Con-
siderate employers, both working for Govt.
Informal household. A place where you
can live pleasantly and save. Refs. ex-
changed. Phone Clinton rs today or
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.
TEACHER BOARDING schoolchildren,, Va.
town. safe from sir-raid danger. hrs.
from Wash; board. adults, same locality
Riyey House: Gen. Delivery, Culpeper. Va
CUlpeper 5s11. 16'
440 NEWTON PL. Nw.-For young Jewish
TRANSPORTATION: unlim. nh. ia. 5976.
s1I HAMILTON ST Nw.-one girl TO
sttH5 at once, % Tayior Won o4s6D n 1e' ''''O--
VACANCIES for young gentle gentlemen
IN exclusive NV. section; excellent food.
North 1857
s20 s.E@sinsle. double. twin beds;
near Navy Yard. Cong. Library. Ii, 1894,
1918 QUINCY Nw.-StrictIy kosher board
ing house: vacancy for boys or girls;
win take 6oaIders only; Go very good kitchen'
ASIA Sth ST. N.W-Wanted, young man
TO share laree front rm. with other
Young gentlemen. GE. 1880.
1904 PARK RD N.w.-Desirable vacancy,
2nd-noor-front room for gentleman to
share: free parking: sood food.
2O24 N ST w-Gentleman to share
room with another gentleman, next bath
with shower, twin beds: Govt. clerks: S37
per month.
coMFoRTABLE RIM. twin beds. inner
nice NV. residential section: empl. couple
pref: $50 mo. ORDWAY 11S2.
63I GIRARD ST. NE.-Nice double front
room, good meals; convenient transporta-
ton. Phone MI. 1878.
l749 KHBoURNE PL. N.w.--Yqung lady.
with another; excellent meals: $3.50. 12'
1908 WEBSTER ST. NV have vacsn-
cies for refined Christian girls, adults Ere
especially for the summer; new beds, new
furniture and new mansgement. Gardens
front and back. Tel. No. Randolph $3.50
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HELP DoAESTIC.

HELP MEN 3 WoMEN
COUPLE, colored, to run nearby farm and
house. Apply 1021 9TH st. NV.
COUPLE wanted for family of three; cook,
general housework and houssman. living
out. State experience and wages ex-
pected. Write Mr.. l. NJ. Sie1, 3505 Fulton
St, or phone Ordway 3574. 12s
COUPLE for country house In Virginia
B miles from washington: nice room and
bath: no laundry: transpor tation provided:
salary, $50 month Call Falls Church
1352-J
MAID OR BUTLER. eolored. live in or out;
Bethesda. For further information, call
Wisconsin 0647.
MANAGER for soda fountain. One who
is capable of taking full charge. Good
salary and commission. Box 43S-V, Star.
WANTED in real estate ONCE, lady or gen.
edge of bookkeeping; middle-aged pre-
terred. Box 455-X. Star
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APARTMENTS UhFURNIsHEp.

SNF AN sTnEiftS wv SNfN'~'s~~'
$500 3Ist ST, MT. RAINIER. MD
rooms. kitchen. Semi-bath: oil heat, cleo
tricity furnished: adults fare zone. 12s
4IO3 4Ist ST. BRENTWOOD. Md
rms, kit. and bath, light gas and heat
downstairs apt, screened-in porch, $50.
NEW BASEMENT APARTMENT, 3 ROOMS
and porch. Heat furnished Nr. transp.
Employed couple. S36 month. WA. 83Ss.
SPACIOUS. GROOM APT, S65., UNFURN.:
modernized historic bldg. 41s s. Lee st.
Alex, Va Can Falls Church S33-J-1.
, ROOMS. KITCHEN. SEMI-PRIvATB
bath: h.-w.h. gas and electricity included
modern nome; S32 80; couple. Fails
Church S39-J-2
1747 COL. RID. NV Rms, BATH, S55.
THOMAS P. BROWN, s15 4th ST. NV.
2itehe1 h and and bath. h $40 so including % gas.
cleo and heat. Phone co. 2675.
1874 lIth ST. NV. OORNER-2 ROOMS.
gas elect; adults only. Ho. 1899.
70l PARK RID, S45-3 RMS. KIT. BATH.
BARRY. 1907 H st. NV.
I2I 18th ST NE RMS, KITCHEN.
private bath, heat, gas, elec. refs; adult
couple; $50.
BEAUTIFULLY REMODEED APT.
> bedrooms. living room. modern bath
and kitchen: very large closets; $50 mo.
HENRY sALUs.
geo New York Ave. NV MA. 1889.
REFINED COLORED, NO CHILDREN; 2
rooms and bath. 1924 Maryland ave. n. 2.
Lincoln 0l66.
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

1st-FLooR LIVING ROOM, DrNINd
private bath, elec.. refrigeration. Utilities
furnished EMPLOYED couple; gentils. gG.
GIRL ABOUT IS TO SHARE NICELY
furnished apt. in convenient NV. section.
perfectly equipped including kitchen? S35.
co ss4l; Apt 412' after pm weekdays'
YOUNG MAN TO SHARE ATTRAcTIvELY
furn. 3-rm. apt with another new bldg.i
rent. S25. Columbia 9142, -.
APARTMENT FOR 3 EMPLOYED PEOPLE.
sysaDs sye esass ser on Sth Psone af Th sa 9 III
RANDLE HTS. SCI OR 2 GENTLE
s.ssd ss to vs iasrs sn9sSsr nsw apt %o
SaaGH home: bedpms % tile B .sho%er @ ivl I'M rm.
with fireplace. din. rm., all-elec. kit; com
pletely furnished, incl. utilities; oil heat:
gsrd. isrgf RS bIf ho0 bus WIN ADAMS hlrSs Sss2
1923 KANSAS AVE. N.W.-ATTRACTIvE
newly decorated. furn. 5-rm. apt, INCL
grand piano. large recreation room. bath.
EXTRA LARGE ROOM. NEWLY DECO
rated and furnished, free phone. Frigidairs
service; reasonable to or gentle gen.
tlemen. 1919 18th s.. NV, Apt. los.
YOUNG LADY WILL SHARE NEWLY EUR-
se2.50 mo. e6O1 14th st. NV. ia. o161,
YOUNG LADY HAS LARGE 2-RM.. K. B;
apt. facing fr. pvt ent ca rm., overstuhed
SIn T Tfn matt % Sn des s'sd9 s or a
S35. Col I'd. nr. 18th. NO. e065
ONE ROOM PRIVATE BATH, GRILL Ar
nished; S45 mo. no caii after 5 pm, $3.50
Wis. ave. Apt. AZ.
TAKOMA PARK. 1904 HILTON AVE.-AT-
tractively furnished, large corner room.
twin beds. cool large closets. next bath.
use OF modern Kitchen and laundry; plenty
hot water; conv. transportation: unlim.
phone; EMPLOYED adults; $50 mo. each.
ATTRACTIVE 2-BEDROOM APT. ALL
outside rooms. cool: fine for adults: 500.
SUNDAYS or. after $50. 1900 Hamilton
st.. HyattsviliP.
and semi-pvt bath: new home. young Jew
l600-J after s pm.
NEWLY FURNISHED APT. 2 RMS,
seen 10 he appreciated. Phone Nj. 7057i
46 RHODE. ISLAND AVE. Nw.-PAR;;
bath; heat and cleo included: S57 80 and
NV National o75S :
MODERN els ROOMS BEAUTIFULLY
furnished Venetian blinds, piano, soI 30.
Call Woodley 25a5 Il
WANTED LADY TO SHARE
modern 2-rm, bath and kltehenette apt.
with another lady. Box 325-V, Star
FREE RMS. BATH.
To couple in exchange for tanltor service
in furn. apt, house; wife to do cleaning:
etc. husband taking care usual repairs
during spare time. Box 4S1-X. Star. l2'
SHEPHERD PARK.
Nicely furnished apt. available for
mo. Large living room. bedroom. dinette-
kitchen glass inclosed rear porch tile
bath, open front porch. Nice grounds ana
view l block to bus. Price S67. 80 inc.
utilities CaH ia. 1858 before pm. Sat.
or SUNDAY SO. No other time, please
2 ROOMS (NR. BATH) $50.
1893 East Capitol st. Adults. MI. 1898.
CoLORED-oNE-B E-BEDROOM. PVT KITCH-
en- and bath Second-foor apt. $40.
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SUBURBAN ROOMS WANTED.
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

ROOM AND BOARD for mother and 5-year
daughter. care of child during day; Airing
ton vicinity near D. c. transportation
Michiean S444 after $50 To-
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.
APARTMENTS. SUB. WANTED.

BY YOUNG MARRIED COUPLE, EN-
ployed-Furnished or unfurnished apt or
small house, vicinity BerWyn TO Laurel,
Phone Greenbelt 47a1 evenings.
UNFURNISHED APT. OR HOUSE. 4 OR 8
rooms. by a family of 4 vicinity OF Airing.
ton preferred. Box 4O9-X. Star IL
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EASY CHICKS.

BARRED ROCKS, R, I. Reds, White LAg.
horns ConkW's Y-O feeds. James Feed
Store, e1e X st. NV. Metropolitan o0So.
Evening star., 1942-04-11

BENDIX
IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
New 1912 models in factory crates
at lowest prevailing prices. Buy
now and save. Cash or terms.
WARD RADIO & APPLIANCES.
S535 GEORGIA AVE SH ooQQ
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

WANTED"Smau business confectionery.
newsstand. etc. No brokers. Box 405-x.
Star. IL
FOR SALE, established beauty parlor in
central section of city. Large volume of
business. Price very reasonable. Cali RE.
Evening star., 1942-04-11
SHEPHERD PARK.

Nicely furnished apt. available for
mo. Large living room, bedroom, dnette-
kitchen. elass inclosed rear porch. tile
bath, open front porch. Nice grounds ana
view l block TO bus Price, S67 so inc.
utilities. CaH ia. 1858 before pm. Sat.
RI Otber time, please
Evening star., 1942-04-11

NEAR STATLER HOTEL.
Vacant store, good for any business;
reasonable rent 1524 M st NV. MA. hA31
Evening star., 1942-04-11

DRUG STORE. selling because Of i'll
health. Business alone or property in
SELF-sERvE GROCERY. location. Ions
lease, excellent cash business.
LUNCHROOM soda candies, over $40
900 year; Mr.. Goodwin. CHI. 1922 or
Oxford 0322
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ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED.
TABLE BOARD.
COUNTRY BOARD.

j 6O4 PARK RID. NV Home-cooked d
meals, selective menus; breakfast, 20
lunch. l2-1; dinner, 81.
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> ROOMS. KITCHEN SEMI-PRIVATB
bath; h-wh. gas and electricity included.
modern nome; $50 30; couple. Falls
Church S3g-J-o
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PAINTING, paper hanging. plastering, car
pentering, asbestos asphalt, roofing. siding.
homes renovated cellar to roof No lob
too small Flrst-class coiored mechanics.
Reasonable. Columbia 1904. L.
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SETTLED YOUNG LADY. AGE 40. TO
share furnished apt. with another. Phone
Taylor 0a36.
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RADIO SERVICE - Factory authorized
service on R. c. A., Phileo and Zenith;
r. C., A.. Philco radio tubes delivered and
installed at no extra charge. Call Me.
7157. Gordon's Radio Shop.
Radio Trouble? 5ss ssf aonesl noTk pFiees FSss
MID-CITY Radio Shop. 90 pm. Ma. O777,
WALLPAPER and paint cleaning. Also
painting. Reliable white mechanic. J. B.
Morrison, Wal field 1891.
Evening star., 1942-04-11

LIQUOR STORE for sale long established.
valuable corner; receipts SS00-$S50 per
week. Reasonsble rental. Long lease.
Drafted. Must sacrifice. Call METROPOLITAN
s013 during week Sunday call Randolph
Evening star., 1942-04-11

LIQUOR STORE-Over 500 weekly. low
rent no price cutting Price, $4,000:
terms. Box 425-X. Star. 12'
GROCERY STORE, downtown corner:
owner i'll. Must sell Immediately. Call
GE S5O5 after pm. 12'
d. G. S. STORE. forced to sell due to ILL.,
ness. No cash necessary If responsible
party. HO. q300
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CAMERA SERVICE 8 REPAIRS.
REPAIRS 8 SERVICE.

ALTERATIONS. house repairs. carpentry.
masonry, plastering cement work. papering.
painting: complete home improvements;
reasonable prices. Dallas. AID. 2613.
CARPENTRY. painting, papering, pls ster-
ing. alterations: larse or small: cash or
payments. Murrays Immediate Service,
ia NSS3 l3s
Evening star., 1942-06-13
British Attempt 10 Land
At Murmansk Reported
~ the Associated Press.

~ the Associated Press.
LONDON, June l3.-Exchange
Telegraph, British news agency
said today the Stockholm newspape
Allehanda quoted a report from
German quarters in Finland that
there we're indications" the British
recently attempted" to land troops
in the Murmansk sector of Russia
The British objective, this report
suggested. was to tie down large
German forces on the Arctic ex-
tension of the German Russian
front. 1t left unclarifed the i'm
plication that the British had failed
to carry out the so-called objective.
considering the German source
Of the story, 1t seemed to be an
attempt to minimize the possibility
Of a major diversion on the Arctic
extension OF the main battlefront.
Murmansk is port of entry for
Allied supplies to the Soviet UnionD
A Reuters dispatch from Stock
holm quoted German military
spokesman in Helsinki as saying
that an increasing number of Brit
ish planes was being delivered at
northern Russian bases and some
Of them were flown by British pilots.
Evening star., 1942-06-13
District WPA Manager
Given Army Captaincy

Ross Hsworth. manager Of the
District WPA, has been commits
stoned a captain in the Army Air
Force and will assume his duties
Tuesday 1t is understood he will
be assigned to administrative work
here.
Paul C. Rogers, now director of
operations for the District WPA. will
be designated manager. Maj. Harry
D. Williar, jr.. WPA administrator
for the District Of Columbia, Mary
land and Virginia. has announced.
Mr. Haworth, Who is 38, and lives
with his mother at $3.50 Thirty sec
ond street NV. entered District
service in March, 1927, as secretary
to Sidney F. Taliaferro, then Dis
trict Commissioner. Later he be-
came administrative assistant to
former Commissioner George E.
Allen and Commissioner Young, de-
voting much of his time to relief
programs. He has been manager of
the District WPA since last Septern
ber. when he succeeded Paul Ed
wards.
Mr.. Rogers has been director of
operations for more than two years,
coming to the District from the
Virginia WPA. He lives at Lin
colnia. Va.
Evening star., 1942-06-13
u. S. May Construct 800
Wooden Sailing Vessels
y the Associated Press.

Ry the Associated Press
Construction of 300 wooden sailing
vessels in Latin America to offset
part of the shipping losses caused
by Axis submarine action in the
Caribbean was reported under con-
temptation today by the Board of
Economic Warfare
At the same time, some congress
sional sources said orders might be
forthcoming soon for the construc-
ton of 200 gasoline-powered cargo
vessels for use on Caribbean routes.
A bottleneck in the production of
cargo ship engines was said to have
turned the attention of the board to
the possibility of using windjam-
mers to bring vitality needed cargoes
of oil, rubber, coffee, sugar, leather,
wool and other commodities to the
United States from Latin American
countries.
Materials and facilities for the
construction of wooden vessels of
this type were said to be available
in Latin America and proponents
contended the whole idea could be
carried out speedily without drawing
on the steel, engines or skilled work
men needed to keep the Maritime
Commissions three ships q day
building program going full blast.
Evening star., 1942-06-13
Red Army Holding
AGAINST Nazi Drive
In Kharkov Area
Tonks FiIterine Through
Lines Being DeoIt With,
Russions Report
Earlier Story on Page A-5D

Earlier Story on Page A-5O
B, r.. Associated Press.
MOSCOW June l3.-German
tanks, planes and motorized in
fantry have been hurled in full
force on a comparatively narrow
front below Kharkov in the
greatest Nazi offensive of the
year, front-line dispatches said
today. but the Red Army fought
back fiercely and tonight was
said to have the situation in
hand.
The original enemy advances
were checked. the dispatches said,
while enemy tanks which filtered
through the Soviet lines were
being dealt with. In some sectors
the Russians were mounting their
own counterattacks.
The German planes came over in
waves and the tanks attacked in
columns. while Soviet artillery cut
huge gaps in the armored forces
and Russian warplanes rose to meet
the enemy in the air
At one village 100 German tanks
attacked.
Before SevaStopol. in the Crimea,
the Germans made three successive
assaults. but the Russian defense
was said to be grinding down that
offensive.
Evening star., 1942-06-13
Little, Mangrum Extend
Lead in best-BaII Tourney
r, the Associated Press

p, The Associated Press.
TOLEDO, Ohio, June l3.-Lawson
Little and Lloyd Mangrum ripped
five strokes of par with best-ball
66 today to defeat Herman Keiser
and Chandler Harper by one-up
margin. stretching their lead to
plus in the eighth annual $3.50
Inverness four-ball matches which
ends tomorrow.
Benny Hogan and Jimmy De-
maret, defending champions went
into second place with plus S, with
a one-up victory over Jimmy Hines
and Herman Barron, while the
Keiser- Harper duo slipped to a
third-place tie with Sam Byrd and
Henry Picard at plus 3. Picard and
Byrd we're nine under par with a
81 in handing Chick Harbert and
Horton Smith four-down defeat.
In the other match Byron Nelson
and Jimmy Thomson were held
even by E. j. DutchD Harrison
and Denny Shute.
Evening star., 1942-06-13
Wlb U|timatunl
Sent 10 Strikers
AT Textile Plant
Workers Told Jobs
Will Be Forfeited
Unless Row Ends
- the Associated Press.

~ the Associated Press.
The War Labor Board delivered
an ultimatum this afternoon to
las strikers at the Arkwright
Corp, Fall River, Mass, textile
Arm. to return to work Monday
or forfeit their jobs.
In a telegram to each Of the strik-
ers, Chairman William H. Davis of
the WLB said the strikers were
guilty of "disloyalty and dishonor"
because Of the circumstances of
the work stoppage.
The strikers are members of an
Independent union. the American
Federation OF Textile Operatives.
Mr.. Davis said the strike had
thrown 300 TO 900 other employees
out of work. bringing war produc-
ton in the plant to standstill
The board threatened to use it's
own authority. with the co-opera-
ton of Fall River citizens, to find
replacementS in the plant for the
strikers.