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Evening star., 1942-07-03
Senate Votes 10 Set Up
Auxiliary Hawai- Reserve

A bill creating a Women's auxiliary
naval reserve to take over many
shore duties and release male en-
listed and commissioned personnel
for duty at sea was passed yesterday
BY the Senate.
The bill was passed on voice vote
as an amendment to a House meas
ure and therefore must go back tc
the House for concurrence. 1t speci-
feS that women cannot command
men OF go to sea, that the top rank
will be lieutenant commander anc
that reservists will be used to replace
only naval personnel. not civil service
employees.
Evening star., 1942-07-03
Trash Trucks Parking
Near Homes Opposed

A request that the Montgomery
County Health Department take
action regarding the parking of
garbage and trash collection trucks
in the residential area of East lane
between Hampden and Montgomery
lanes, was made this week in pc
tition signed by 80 residents of the
three streets.
Alleging that as many as three
and four trucks loaded with trash
have been parked at one time dur
ing the day and on some occasions
have been left standing all night,
the residents declared the trucks a
health menace and ask that they
be removed.
Evening star., 1942-07-03

Men from Alexandria, Va, and
Washington have won first and
third prizes in an art competition
among 1900 members of the armed
forces, it was announced today.
Pvt. Robert c. Burns, 208 St
Asaph street. Alexandria, now with
the engineers at Fort Belvoir, won
the $500 first prize with his oil
painting, entitled Troop Move
ments' He is a former instructor
at Rollins College, Fla.
Pvt Edward A. Chavez, the Sd
Quartermaster Training Regiment,
Wyoming, who was a mural painter
with the Fine Arts Section of the
Evening star., 1942-07-03
D. G. und Alexandria Soldiers
Win Prizes in Art Competition

Public Buildings Administration
here before his induction last year
was awarded $100 as third prize for
his work, Convoy Practice"
Second prize went to Sergt. Rob
ert Majors, former Disney artist
now serving in Long Island IN. "
force.
Eleven prize pictures and 1T 9TH
er works by seryicemen will go on
exhibit Sunday at the National Gal
lery of Art. Included are three
drawings by Sergt James A. Ernst
of the Army War College.
The contest was sponsored by Life
MAGAZINE.
Evening star., 1942-07-03
Greenwood Suffers Cuts
In Attack on Street
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
LONDON, July 3.-An assailant
attacked Arthur Greenwood, deputy
leader of the Labor party, on a
darkened street Wednesday night,
cutting him about the hands.
Mr.. Greenwood, former member
of the war cabinet, is 6 feet tall.
He said he knocked the man to
! the street but he nevertheless es-
capped.
Evening star., 1942-07-03
BY JAMES Y. NEWTON.

Price Administrator Henderson
caught in q squeeze between labor
and agriculture, which must make
squeezes of price ceilings on retail
ers seem trivial has moved to re-
lieve the pressure on one side. He
announced the setting up within
the OPA of a labor Office designed
to serve as liaison between OPA
and organized labor and the Vari-
Gus Government agencies "inf1u-
encing or determining wage policy
and rates"
The announcement followed
shortly the severe criticism leveled
at OPA's attitude toward labor by
CIO President Philip Murray be-
fore the War Labor Board. Mr..
Henderson stated:
Labor's wholehearted co-opera-
ton is necessary for the success
full stabilization of the cost of liv-
ing. I believe that labor is fully
conscious of the need for main
tanning real wages by preventing
rising prices. Labor has big stake
in the price control, rent and ra-
tioning programs and should take
part in helping to carry them out
to a successful conclusion. One of
the important functions of the new
labor Office will be to establish and
maintain closer relations between
organized labor and OPA."
1t will be an easy matter, OPA
said, for the motorist to get the
basic A coupon book when he reg
listers under the so-called perma-
nent gasoline rationing plan in the
schools July 9, 10 and II. 1t will
only take few minutes.
Obtaining a supplemental ration
above the Is gallons per month per-
mitted in the A books will be much
more difficult than before. OPA
means business in saying car own
erS must form car-sharing clubs
to get B books, which furnish 90
additional gallons of fuel every
tili &C illOlljlio. L CIV CbCSI)LlUIiS Will
! be made to the rigid regulations
governing issuance of any supple
mental ration.
All motorists will be issued the
same book, A, on registration day
He merely fills out the application
form and hands it with the car reg
istration card to the registrar. She
transfers data from the blank to the
front of the book and hands it over
She will also give the owner 6
sticker with big A on it, which he
must paste on the windshield. Ap-
plicationS for supplemental rationE
/ also will be available.
The announcement Of OPA thai
the housewife will not be eligible L
/ purchase a bicycle when rationlnf
goes into effect July 9 must be Z
disappointment to many, She won
be allowed to buy a bicycle un!eS
she has a Job which makes use O
bicycle transportation necessary. u
recent weeks many housewives We've
learning to ride bicycle with :
view to purchasing one later,
OPA stated there is a supply O
10000 bicycles, mostly war med
els, which will be doIed out be
Evening star., 1942-07-03
1000 Maciiinists Return
TO Vancouver shi7yords
l. tnf A. ncLated Pre-

Is lht As 0cIated Press.
VANCOUVER, British Columbia,
July 3.-About 1000 machinists in
three Vancouver shipyards started
back to work today on a trial basis
after having been on strike week,
They quit in protest against a
plan to operate the yards on a
seyen-d day-week staggered work Sys-
tenn, but voted at a union meeting
last night to put the scheme to a
30-Gay test.
Evening star., 1942-07-03
Transport Pilot Tells
OF Dodging Japanese
Fighters Over Burma
Seattle Student Home
After Battling Desert
Heat in Asio, Africo
PN TIE Associated Press

Py the Associated Press.
SEATTLE, July 3--A dramatic
story of lodging Jap fighter planes
and towering mountain peaks and
Of battling desert heat was unfolded
today by pilot home from the far
flung airways Of Asia and Africa.
Bob Christensen, 22-year-old for
mer University of Washington law
student, came without injury
through thrilling aerial experiences
with overloads Of freight and hu-
man cargoes.
In India, the one-time Army pilot
who shifted to the transport serV-
Evening star., 1942-07-03

ATmettsT ARM. ( M: Maclkey, 81 ia Q St NV;
Jay B Far: aSs BTsddosk. Pa, and Frances
n. Garter. IS. 1924 Benning I'd. ne:
ave. NV, and Dora Dobkin. 30, Brook
,,,,yI5 I'm, N; Y; judge Fay Bentley; .
"s WaTa #a4so someTss, I city II and Mary Ma pix
Frank E. e Bowler; 90. 2s2e Evarts st. ne.
ave sf The a Re9 ee L. F. \ Mse06erger Ee0Se eslano
L95s "; Melvin; s. taiT5sx Station. va; H.
and Emma E, Bowers; 20. 5220 Colorado
Thomas P Poore, 30. 39o4 Yuma st. NV. NV.
churcn, Va; the Re- ReT EdwaFd 9 EdS. J.. facs mcs
E'En G55r5es PFss o.t:25.o e Fort BeyG5 ya sna
oorse NJ f EaG o.S5f g. for E BMSfsTslSsF Myer 3s
zaa .,yeaa L. Guthrie, 20, Takoma
noPP2erEk' P2rEk' Nd. The Reyy; H; R. Deal.
and Ann Gordon Buchanan, 20. IT'S
oc52ge 5aaePt' E p PoHeT nT Il tie FeT Buckey
and MGdTed L. Moore. Is Upper U5tie' Marl sir,
:, boro' b Nd: the Re,y. joseph V, Buckley;
'snSz E7a6e5B 5ff"h BerTy r. - a 3I St l. NV aPd
Thsodore r: Hall jr., ,s''i 3. 1889 18th st.
rev W. Je2Sey eng N5le ave J. BailSs ley 9 1o52
Ros2os HUDSON, 81. l7oa seaton pl NV.
-, I'd, NV. the Rev. George O. Bullock
2and a1s Rsy E;a R2beson. son. 49, Raieish' N G.
Eowlsr. - I$5$ Maple iy view SRo pl. Laura s.a.,
Francis /. Bell b. and Mildred H. Prince
u. @2I md st. ne. Judee Roberl
JoRh 2ra iz.oTi 3 White ~. For, Mver. Va, and
bertha H. Hoerter "a. 1881 K St st. n.R', *@o
r, the he, Rey t-s,-iE Eaws55aa l. :, IB399c&tey.
NSf M5rte q1nsF E scbutz m 24&3 had at c5iTer and
'aPes TSsya Po9sye9t - Bolii6e Fteld, ane
NV NV tas Rev. Harry &. fraser. r9 i''n st
C'Eence .,aSe A. y h6t1 6t' = o,i aad Lorraine E
DAVID Nesmith, 80, -@630 Adams MIL I'd
nv, sJS ana Mebeq,, J,e%;or, 26, SD st
A51er BTodle. &6. Z orsns5. 5?iss N J., snc
Aenes c. Foo.e; 81. Belmont. Mass
Viola jenkins -, Baltimore, Md. tnt
Rev. A J Mccartney.
Ellen NJ. Ryan, II. Plaza Hotei Jads
EdHaTd c. petty. ~. R?aaozs. Va, an.
the Re Rev. " Temala.ic P.cS,e ''' ''S
Nc~man L. Ya.es. 10. l2@ ISth st. Sc
and E~nosanc q Greene, -, $40 5ti
ST s.e: the Rev john }. C}yne
Lester II. Thompson 40. @325 J. 4th 81
ne. end Kat-!oea V Whel9n. -. 10
Brentwood I'd. re JUDGE Fev 3@ttie
joan W. Wa ms yo1. =, 20 Elm s.
4.Io}5 Yorf s3e f.; 5s,5 G J E2~3, r,,j.ng r,l-
Sc Fev Z. H Prudor..
Pi, ias n 4. = i w5rd. g. ] 38 c ?.o!ai
a. NV The ReV. F-sn!; L EJAIc
G. lies s. TRAVIS, ~. 33l 5 ST, nv. an
Vlc'etts Boddon. Sc, As K ST. w. IN
Rev. H. Williams.
Nl5ai. J He%wsfd %2. aInd hFe,yn O. k+,h.
hc-h Of New York, Judge -to1ert Nat
Janis E. Champion, 81 and wHl:et,e
NV: Jgd Eooer. Ma,4nsl..
James z. K.rkpat~tcG, p. Y 81, y v
and Ame.la +. B1lotta. "a l.j"S MOTT
CaG.gol ST., the Rev. {. = Sa@Sral.h.
David Silver -, Boiling Field, and Sr.Fi
Dudnick, p, Philadelphia. Pa ~1dg
Anthony S. Bllotta. 2s. and Kathern
Hldrcth, u both Of Falrmonb W, Va
Jcnn r. Johnson, 20, 4 Isl 81. W, an
Catherine Burkley. ~. 1922 O st. NV
the Rev Charles ROB nSon,
ScArthur G Tillman, -, ~ r 81 NV
and Charlotte c. Cox. 40. l1-l 6th S
NV; the Rev. A. A. Crooke
{ Eugene Porter, Is, II n st. Sc an
Helen C johnson. 10 1893 South Cap
t0l ST.. the Rev Charles B. Wlnckler.
Evening star., 1942-07-03
2an,..;ia Working Out
Pion 10 I ak Fortune
OF Marshall Field

B, Tho Associated Press.
Representative Rankin. Dem
ocrat. of Mississippi told the
House yesterday he was work
ing out "a plan to tax the vast
foltune of Marshall Field, Sd. -
If successful, he said, Il will
have been responsible for cap
turing and turning into the
Treasury enough money to pay
the salary of a member of the
House or the Senate for more
than 1000 years
Evening star., 1942-07-03
SPECIAL NOTICES.

STENIAE rSOI INES.
NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY DEBTS
other than contracted by myself. JOHN
J. GRADY, 1927 Chaplin st. NV. 90
ANNUAL MEETING OF SHAREHOLDER S
of Northeast Building Association will be
held at 201n Rhode Island ave. ne. on
Thursday. July / 6. 1912, at 7 pm. for
election of directors and transaction OF
such other business as may properly come
before this meeting S. s. SYMONS. Sec.
NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR DEBTS UNLESS
contracted by myself FREDERICK c.
O'CONNELL. 2505 Bunker Hill rd ne,
Wash. D. C.
UNITED STATES CUSTOM SERVICE.
To Whom It May Concern
The Commissioner of Customs on June
90 1912, authorized the change of name OF
the gay EVELYN MAY II t22a6SO to
NANCEGOLLAN.
F. A M. SHAFER,
Deputy Collector. 81
Evening star., 1942-07-03
Marriage License
Applications

Under D. C. laW. couples must
Gpply for G marriage license oh
one day, l0ait three full days and
receiUe their license on the fifth
GGy. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Evening star., 1942-07-03
Onions Fill Parks

Parks in Southend. England, have
produced 5 tons Of onions, so tons
Of potatoes and II tons of toma-
toes in eight months.
Evening star., 1942-07-03
Polish Leader Dies

MILWAUKEE,, July tP).-Joseph
A. Domachowski, SO, president of
the Polish Association of America
for "a years, died yesterday. He
had been Milwaukee county director
of pensions since 1928.
Evening star., 1942-07-03

The road to victory is paved with
War bonds-not just good inten-
tions.
Evening star., 1942-07-03
Issued at Rockville.

Clifton MouZon, -, and Wilhelmina
thompson, II, both Of Washington.
William LatneT, ir, 81 Youngstown Ohio,
and Anna c. Jenkins ~, Boston.
Marion Gentry Bufnne 2S, Bethesda, Md.
and Julia Faye Sessions, 81, Sylvester
Evening star., 1942-07-03


COOK, man Or woman, experienced; good
salary. Box 420-L. Star.
COUPLE. white, to completely take charge
of small country house in Warrenton, Va. ;
cook and houseWorker, butler. valet and
handy man; must have coed references;
may be interviewed in Washington Monday
or Tuesday. Call Monday after p m. HO.
S66l or write Waverly Farm. Warrenton.
FOUNTAIN HELP, man or woman, must
be experienced, to work nights only viii
pay the right party well. Fairfax Village
Pharmacy, 3Sth and Alabama ave. FIR.
2442.
PERSON familiar with work in construc-
ton office; some knowledge of stenography
necessary. Box BPM, Star. 81
RADIO TALENT wanted. every type. per-
sonalties preferred. Broadcast Services,
RE. 1885, 4'
TECHNICIAN. Arlington County Labora =
tory; also laboratory helper. Applicants
apply to Mr.. Dorsey, 340l S. Glebe I'd,
WOMAN, cooking and housework: man.
housework and gardening: country place 8
miles from Washington. Call Eimwood
$50 or write Chester T Lane, Mclean, Va.
Evening star., 1942-07-03
HELP MEN.


APPRENTICE 16, to learn trade; \, Real
clined boy. Harris Armature Co, 9th
AUTO GLASS MAN, experienced, for re-
putaee rm position sxsel S
~ Florida ave. ne.
BANK GUARD. state age. Box COOL
Star.
BARTENDER. colored middle-aged man,
SOBER. experienced, references. Write, CIV
ing full details, including salary expected.
night, s to Il. Apply 1888 18th st. NV
BOY, to work in Beck's Frozen Custard
plant, s or over. Apply 40 Rhode
Island ave. ne.
BOYS colored, for drugstore work. Apply
1901 9TH st. NV.
BUS BOYS, white Apply Metropolitan
CHEF MANAGER, knowledge of buying and
days a week. Box 5s-L Star. l.
CLOTHING, SALESMAN, experienced. sal
ary no object to right party. Mabbey's,
1925 9TH st. NV.
work. Apply scott's Hotel Coffee Shop,
2131 o st. NV.
COOK, colored hrs. 4 to /, 7 days wk.
S35 wk Capitol Cafe, 1905 Penna. ave.
NV. No phone calls.
dA uogE srdaIems9 snas2s sandDjfh Dfe
mans Restaurant, 500 18th st. NV.
taurant, 252l Pa ave. Sc.
CRATERS AND CHINA PACKERS expert
enced. Apply between s and am, Mr..
Dent, Smiths Storage Co. 1913 You st. n W
DAYS off Apply Berens Restaurant, 626
st. NV
Evening star., 1942-07-03
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

INSTRUCTION COURSES.
COMPTCMETER COURSES, easy, good
pay. BOYD'S, 1888 st. Ma. 233s.
SPANISH NATIVE TEACHER-Conversa
tionel method: beginners, advanced STU
dents: small nal groups. Ramon Ramos
TELEPHONE Up. B. XJ course EASY
short, interesting: graduates working in
doctors, dental. apt. house. auto. Offices
classes starting this week Capital P. B
X School, 1911 G st. Ma. 2l17
TYPISTS-Increase your SPEED, increase
your income, rent an Underwood Royal,
L. c. Smith; practice at home. free practice
material OFFICE MACHINES CORP, RE
2S2s. 7lS l4th, cor N. Y. ave. and 14th
QUICK review course In shorthand. type
writing, bookkeeping, calculating marines
New classes now starting. Enroll a. BOYD
SCHOOL. 1898 F st. MA 233S.
Evening star., 1942-07-03
HELP MEN e. WOMEN.

CLERICAL WORK. part-time; assistance
wanted on household accounts for evenings
or Sundays, about 10 hours month. Govt
worker preferred. Apply to Box BOIL,
Star
Evening star., 1942-07-03
HELP MEN.

YOUNG MAN for general Office work,
with knowledge of typewTitinG; wholesale
sheet metal house permanent good
Evening star., 1942-07-03

WANTED automobile service statesmen,
experienced estimating on maintenance
and damage repairs; finest working con-
dttlons' sooo salary Can Car" me "lf
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-23
Convert Attic Into
Needed Extra Room

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-23

LAsAuz 1siaaz a. s9aaef 81 Atse Is
land eiasrf nsnstn@saHz nlpslnH
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-23
Plan Small Homes
For Value. LIABILITY

Careful psannsz b a. anporuzi
fu = small aiaaie as fuF . large eas
FHA oafRlaa sms
Ia<tag the ne~ad ana demand scr
small hazne Il azD&t. paxx1celaFlF
he detsNENe u1Mxffini areas where
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1saeh dwellings Haweaef. Mhiie ~
construction 81 small haeae8 nas
steadils Increased n# ma gafltT "a
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e~neFFenry E1x homes being saEit.
paaHasNris ascse tinaared Is pza-
gat9 capital uvr Intended 20 ntIsg
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after tse twsseas emergency hAs
pae6
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Prospective houe umTeFs who
pisa e baild uEszef rnA rueaEa-
uoHs ass caastoaEa 70 plaa wisely
iof = wen-bziit cosnuaSi hae1e
Il planning the house tan pros
p@fttVe home owner xhas4sld plan
TIE sire a the razanss "a ALBA tae
ase 81 stAfsaAFo-sixe mater8als
siiEnis.atIng the Necessity of cuffsaR
aa2 ftftssse materials on tire sta
ogsnlnrs Ssacsas6 b. ulanned SO that
standard miliNuFk tan D. used sf1us
effectlng great additional savings
i Is also atse = concentrate lne
plumbing lines bK piacITg TIE kitch-
en and bathroom contiguous 10
eAEh other This Mas b. dune with
out reducing the efficiency q ne
Interior plan
Savings in tne eos1 Of iiastalla-
tain Of pipe and duct work b some
times possible through ximDIlflca-
ton Of ahe heating layout
Other savings wnch arr very
much worthy Of consideration ia
planHlue . small home are POSSIBLE
Through tise elimination 81 -anraeeeS-
saFF ROOMS such IS tine dining
rQ1n tie placement uf the house IN
NE iruns 81 aie luf ~ mat the eost
~ installing Utilities Is less and IN
the elimination q fancy trimming
Federal Housing Administration
suggests That the outside Of ne
house be simple Adequate paint
ing and other surface FINISHING Is
VERY important and Il Is more ad-
visable 70 expsno more money on
this feature than for trimmings
and other decorative effects
Provide fer ssand s-ssucfurrx
n building . snalI home + is
w5se T. pas the cost into : sound
exterior arc interior structure ha-
shcaliy balanced and properly pro-
po<tioaed. which Vii meet the con-
s&raEfau requirements Of the Fed-
era housing Administration
Il these days the need for hosas-
ms S great but It Is also essential
a1at construction b. sound IN order
that fne hoasse wni he \ good M
vessmens Tor bosn the horne buge4
ard the financial institution WHICH
mas the mortgage
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-23

property ~ question continuing ~ =
tax nslrden - the owuwFs Il caa
b. iarfstd into 3 paying investment
The need fef additional housing
accommodations fae suFksEs n Dr.
Tense areas IS seiate 81 that there
nc onuht Il IS eazails true
that Efae immediate need cannot D.
enfiresg supplied sfara1eh neN con-
sfxaessau. Tor h4s takes time
HBMsaeF tHe rehabilitation and re-
paiF - existing structures ear. n
uzosf mstafNe 81 comparatively
small expense ftn > considerable
ausa8nf Is tnh usea and demand
Provide Additional Hem<s
Taere are evident ln virtually
ever McfEon ef fhe country sfrlk
ans examples q saeh rehabilitation
ard e-Nlxe1slna NuEk Existing prop
eFsses thal efsn hes aaan : year
ago Nege oGapidassa and run
aoNu ~ ta1lAs fine structures CT
feuaH hosAinE accommodations q
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mat re investment ihes have mace
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form 81 asidltAyaaI EezeuGe fruzn
rents A. Gre same time ulex have
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families
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-23

SAaaADors Krps uith naanneree
mat resulted frusn me opening o.
sssc saex Cana
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-23
X e h a biIitaIi0
Program In Defense
Area Given Stress

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-23

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