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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-14
Flats for Sale

.ASpERDON. g55l-immediate possession
bargain. immediate sale SIS, garages
furnaces. owner, Plaza 55f6
Buena Vista, T., Family, $1,000
Upper rms lower 3 rms furnaces:
?-car gar. possession upper 80 days.
Cuecr lo27 East Mic r q. 9aia
DEARBORN queen near outer Drive --
S. AK floors sim furnaces, drive
cheap taxes $1,000 required. VI l.i%00
FIsCHFR-5-S. ? furnaces year garage
/ real bargain terms. ca. 900 tt. 2-Si7a
LIVE IN s-rm. lower for $50 mo. inc.
taxes. Now vacant, decorated. immedi-
ate possession. $500. I'm 3-s777.
-. J, BENNETT l0l30 FENKELL
PASADENA WOODWARD Highland PafN
Brick. 3d. igataee, rental >al.
Tyler 5-S777.
ISEEBALDT SIS brick natural hreplsces
! gear garage ca f2oo TT. 26i7q
IsEYRt'RN- Mack SIS furnaces. 81 O0o
( down. Raymond 5537 Mt. Elliott. Plaza
|SlAJ
.COLORFD- Have n brick 2.fsmily on west
side. reasonably priced owner Will move
A. once Singleton CA zoos.
ICOLORED Superior Gratlot 10 50 600,
/ $500 down Mulet'- McDouEall, 5-b
50 zoo $500 down. Big bargains At these
prices Fltzroy 1920
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Pets and Poultry Supplies

FINEST selection az singing canaries low
birds. nnches cages, stands, supplies
Franks Pet Shnn SSAl West Eort
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Lake and River Property for Sale

ST CLAIR RIVER and Anchor Bay Beaci
water front lots a. low as $3.50.
WILL ST. JOHN co
CADILLAC 1900 TUXEDO 7-64T'
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BEER GARDEN-Full equipped restau
rant. good COINS business across from
Timken Axle forced TO sell. Lafayette
Qkol 4ih2 Wal EOrf
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BARGAlE-5s2s Maxwell 7-room 2.car
garage excellent condition: modern
Nsnhoe 1887. mornings.
BARGAfN-Fcrndale, immediate possession,
near transportation, s-room frame. Royal
oak 743t-R
BARGAIN broom bungalow brick hot
air large attic. terms. Arlington 1915.
evenings.
BEST Christmas her for you; move
right in. Il new homes modern, rooms,
breakfast space, attic, west side. car line.
schools; low down and monthly payment
BY appointment only. Trinity 2.5ess.
CATALAN, sO7s-7 rooms, I bedrooms
modern, $1,000 down. HURRY. VI.
ilA00.
CONCORD. NEAR OUTER DR..
A NEW 5-ROOM; ONLY 1880
ATTIC AND BAsEMENT-Tw 1898
DEARBORN New. modern. rooms pos
session one week 50, $50, terms Martin
Realty, 2oola Van Born Rd DE. s7t3
DEARBORN = room modern, 81 500. $500
On Possession one week. Martin Realty,
2n0ls Van Born RI. DE-. s7f3.
DEARBoRN-sm homes. vacant $3.50
% 81 900 On. Martin Realty, 2O0lg Van
Born Rd. Dearborn e743.
DEARBORN rooms vacant 81 $50 $500
IN Martin Realty. 2oois Van Born "a.
pF 9743
Don 7 WORRY ABOUT GAS RATloNING
SEVERAL NEW HOMES
AVAILABLE NOW
FOR immediate occupancy; hefrrs tlf
hatns easements furnaces; sdJarcr' N
Michigan ave. bus. larse lot, CITY water.
sew rS, SIDEWALKS. Improved streCp.
FOR SALE OR RENT
As LITTLE As 5000 REQUIRED
LOW TAXES
.Or'v miles from Bomber Plant : mile
/ from RendiI and StinSon. Drive ua'
Michigan ave I4kt west q ElciAr- Dttg'
IN project
OTFN 80 4 NJ TO "
IRA HOTCHKtsS CO
320l3 MICHIGAN AVE-
ore ME Fast - Nsrn~
PHONE WAYNE 1890
GRANVILLE. ess3-HOVE ~
BARGAIN QUICK SALE--s. RM. BRfrt
HhNSOS-VE s1s0O-NE 7-b2os
READ Times Want Ads Tor rrott-use
them FOR results
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Farms and Lands for Sale

l60-ACRE farm. good for dairNIng or
general farming; productive soil. on good
ROAD near school. stream In pasture. cleo
trCitN. Reasonably priced for quick sale
Grover Powell. Washington. Mich. Phone
4,sa
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Houses for Sale
East OF WoodUard)

DEAN. 1920 Good b-roam ca.nfas. near
hus lines. reasonable immediate pot
srssi1r owner TWinhrook -2Ns6.
.OAKI AND.JORN 4 section e.rrn frame
colonial A-rr house IN rear ni. sorf
schools and trans None res'dcr' DNnsr
want. 81. 500. $500 dn bal Hk' rent IN.
'..5lt Sargent A CO go SiAi' tA'f
COLOEEp
.FFTHUNF M JOHN r 2-siory, nm
frauc. N 4. NJ good Cord easily cone
vertea into good ncoms Bargain for cash
Or EASY terms
CUSTER. Nh. JOHN r 6-roam name,
n A. ut, good cond. Easy terms bargain
FOR cash.
FtCLIp Mr. JOHN r g-story. s-m
frame H. A ~ Easy tsrms. Mrs. Flnlfi
CA. o32l Or TO 1855
HOMER WARREN 4 co
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Houses for Sale

A REAL bargain: Copln. 1929. near Ker-
chevAl. 4-hedroom home. AGAR garage
only s. Oo0 terms Randolph tP5S
ALMOST NEW small home with or without
furniture 4l32 Campbell touter Drive
Van Born. Dearborn.
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Land Contracts
Business Opportunities

BEER GARDEN-Full equipped res,su
rant. good COINS business across from
Thinker Axle forced to sell. Lafayette
1923. 1852 West Fort
BEER GARDEN-C-s DM license. steady
neighborhood trade; sacrificing. Vine
wood 2-es09.
tCKFTTTFTK=C2 defense plants). excel.
lent business; SIS rent, including heat.
Murray 1887
COAL YARD FOR sale fully equipped
complete stock. trucks and leaders
CONFECTIONERY Notions. soda foun-
tain tnear school. good business. sacrI-
hcing. 1868 Howard
IGOOD business. worth your while nvesti-
eating; excellent location. sacrificing
DreNel 903s.
GROCERY. Meat Market-Modern fixtures
S n. NJ license dourescent lighting
living quarters rear, $40 Wyoming war
rem.
GROCERY Good business 6-room guar
ters clean, well stocked; sacrihcing
Tyler 5-76O7
.GROCERY- meat market steady neighbor-
hood trade. well stocked. sacrificing.
TYLER 1880
.GROCFRY -Mcst Markst-Good business
illness forces sale, sacrificing. Trinity
$500.
SHOE REPAIRING. hat cleaning, cleaning
pressing. best location In city. plenty OF
stock must sell. 9i05 Woodward. Madison
.b4T.
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Section Si,s room
years old $3.50. Vscsrf soon.
= , GNSTAFSON RFALTOR H1. snsf
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Bungalows for Sale

BARGAIN. side rms. brick, recon.
gar SIS $50. $3.50 down. TW 1882
BUNGALOW, 24x37. NEW
POSSESSION AT ONCE 50 500
Vacant. . bedrooms large attic hot water
heat: insulated; S7an On, Hurry! CFiger,
lO27 Fast Nile Y q. 1859
KENTUCKY. o.. BRK. UPPER VACANT
s 400 DN VI i-sS70--VE 7-ss7i.
81 5On
Livernols Puritan section, broom new roof
dandy kitchen, h. a large basement, move
right IN
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Al A SPECIAL. 9x12-S3.50
Cash srd oarf, s. so 3s yesrs' expert.
eucs loer. guaranteed Detroit Oriental
Eug Works 1872 Brosdstrse' no 5000
carpet Clcaning 45l5
Col rEWu.d Rus. cleaned insured
TeffrI. no ttl4rfh $1,000
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Houses for Sale
(Wesf Of WOODWARD

CAMBRIDGE in Pleasant Ridge ned
rooms and bath; beautifully well vooder
~ s0x2s0: stoker NJ CA 1900. IT, 2-647a
FAUST, ses2--Two bedrooms. attic. VA
CANT; small down payment. CE. 14iO
TRUMBULL.GRAND RIVER ? roons
hot sir furnishings included. imuedis 10
possession. $3.50 down. Kelley. Temple
IO73l
VACANT
Cheyenne Puritan, s rms ana brsakiss'
nook BRICK. newly deecrsttd n a SIDE
drive. garagt, $3.50. zoo On, Norman
SKY Realtors TO a53oo
VERMO NT-WARREN, WEST ~ rooms.
furnishings included immediate posses
sion steam, $40 down. Kelley. Temple
i.0T3i
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Board and Room

COMFORTABLE urgIs bta near Lve-sus
LsfAys'ts bus SO. Nir'Vnot .t79s.
LAUDER. s22- Near fireman gentle.
men private bone launtt. reasonable.
OERErr aZsl.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-14
Vacant Lots for Sale

BUY STATE owned properties, zee YOU
real estate broker
BUY WAR BONDS--Vacant lots for future
security. Matuszevsh. 1917 Michigan
GOOD investment lots excellent location
private owner. Katheryn Warren. Madi'
son O245. Make your own terms
ls0x275-Sewer, water, gas. walks, school
1878; near 13-Mile and Woodward. Jud-
son Bradway CO.. RA. 300.
.COLORED- Bargain. inkster. $500, lOoo
down; large lots, Improvements. Univer-
sity 2-S0ql
COLORED- lukster LEe lots. city water,
sidewalk: S75-Sl50. $40 du. DE. $500
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate hist
ings In the hig Sunday Times Want Ad
Section
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-14

REFUND PLAN -25co ~ the cost on that
part Of the balance over 500 refunded
for prompt payment on furniture or SALARY
loans PEOPLES STATE LOAN CO,
ioq1q Grand River. a. Plymouth Road.
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Corpet. Rug Cleaning

SERVICE riG CLEANING co Gusrsr
teef insured 1000 LaVndale ,LsfayetteJ
Nintwu.1 .-s.iu.
Music Lessons
AMA/lNG method piano sGhi ftadlrs
thrhfs harmon. Transportation. ICl
times faster. Lafayette 1850
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Housekeeping Rooms

HUBBARD SOL FI7sr5 coupe 56dv b
- hogssVor- f0r f.eer.9E r.Hw. r-s
ices fsfsyeff. 4f-'
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Houses for Sale
Greater North WoodUaTd)
ROYAL OAK

.f.ool frame bungRow newly deco
-sftt. wears Old. large attic recreation
room finished M knUty pine not au
hea'. compete bath; Gear Iarage fenced
ward. rrs3itfuI lawn. outside nreplSce
rlCk rAsfer Wndm trees lot elNl2a
4 rf0.k h4s and school s. ono $500 On
BFRRIDGE & MORRISON
NORTH o. lI-MFcE ROAD
-02- % Woodward. Ro>RI OAK VI el9'
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Share Living Quarters

HONEST felstit SRI 90 share r0ar'rrsr.
Good trausrrrtston Rt sorEtis LErol
$50. Fgrdsy 90 Z r. N0rcsy. -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-14

APPLICATIONS ACCEPTED
NO FILING FEE
Direct representatives Of life Insurance
AZ % interest 20 years TO pay.
es7 penobscot Bldg CT. 1887
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-14
Houses for Sale

HOUSES east side, Dickerson tKsrch,vs'
four bedrooms ''os'r hsa,. gais-r'
s. 80 50 month, ing utrs 'sNes
|YEOMkNs. VALADF co. TUXEDO fo7ao
LANSING sld lafays''s : rms rot al,
heat $1,000 down. 1910 Ncrcct. H9''s
IA. s7si.
NINETEENTH 2ot5- siN f.orvs na'r ~.
pr.os 81 goo SIMON, .fss Michigan
Lafayette c7np.
NORTHWEST Section Size t.roor. 2
years old 80 2S0. vacsrf soon.
w. , GUsTAFsoN RFALTOR H1. soso
Rutherford, Near Schoolcraft
Brick Bungalow, So 700
Fou- yesrs o'e s. roam ne ts,.
s'rptf 'pr heer-or7p. clusve 's -.-..
itn' ar heat Esrags 'flrtt tf-.. Il
rartsH.f 1s..s Sec 'rfat
RALPH TpNNTHE
VERMONT ri73f VERMONT 2 'sl'
TND.FA~..s i-ar.c. .r.g c.lrrI,r. L...
inrnm'. terms atrarEef. F'sr7s af
VERMONT rooms fine saa4s .r
s. $500 on HFilIit. IA h.iH
8. 200 F4H rrrs ~ .s-uE >.r-~~
ra-f. rre vsrs-y rsVs h-.r..-..
t.'rt t.s esrsreea a.-.
ts-mo.i t1lha "- trr
-F.uRcc" sr.-. 81 Ws-ys Crur51 -
COLORED BARGAINS
sys-us 2fs~ rH
,--sre1 car ssraEs exec pr. ,.rtt..
ts... pa,,.t Pc M 80 sf res. Soc.
PO0LE rlLFF sssa
Co.ored -Leicestcr-Movc Ia
I,.ts. r,tr -1t ~ Wao1Vsrs
s.rt.'..- ss-sgs.N r. $3.50. terms
.Lopl. e-Hs w. -r r7r
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RentoIs Won;ed

Nos fr g. -.r~-r fr- 'rtrr
q. fs.-I sP. owens 1884,
-rrI tI..I-. f...-s.~ house. "a'
tts-rfr-rrs re-s srH f'. l-'s
rorNE-c.t Sra ,r... N.l.N
Hucs. M.'.r Ceupa lrsAf. H-os
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ART CENTER
n-n uAuf. KIpRN

Solid brick. tie roof. newly dec
GRATED Colonial homo ned
rooms and sleeping porch } bath
rooms and downstsirs wAshrnom
IDEAL for professional or roomunE.
house purposes. owner Leaving
fruu
Evening star., 1942-04-29
UNCLE RAYS CORNER

All Of the main planets in the
sky were named after gods or god
desses Of ancient times. The Greeks
had names for some OF them, but
the Romans changed the names.
A few planets are not known to
either the Greeks or Romans. These
were discovered during the past 200
years, with the help Of telescones.
The custom OF naming planets after
Greek or Roman deities was kept,
20 We now call the outer planets
Uranus, Neptune and Pluto.
Uranus might be called a "god OF
heaven" The Greeks spoke OF him
n the husband Of Gaea. goddess OF
earth. He was said to be the grand
father Of Zeus (or Jupiter, who
later became king Of the gods"
The planet named In honor OF
Uranus can be seen sometimes with
out a telescope. Yet 1t must be on
Q very clear night, and the person
looking must have sharp eyes. An
ctent people left no record OF 1t. II
ever they noticed it, it seemed too
sniy W NC Vi opCSini AieSASSl'
Today we know that Uranus Is not
. tiny planet. Astronomers have
proved that it has a diameter about
four times as great As that Of the
earth. It Is larger than the earth,
Venus, Mars and Mercury put to-
gethefi On the other hand, 1t Is not
nearly 70 large as either Jupiter OF
Saturn. n
Evening star., 1942-04-29
Toke Word for 1t
By FRANK COLBY.
Sunrise Word of the Week

We learned In geography classes
that an ATOLL is a coral island
encircling a lagoon. But, apparent
ly, many of us failed to learn that
the pronunciation is not "AY-tole"
to rhyme with may pole.
The dictionaries give US these
alternatives:
First choice: AT-ahl.
Second choice: uh-TAHL.
Capitals indicate syllables to be
accented)
It's Hard to Believe. Rockford:
How did WHISKY get so queer a
name7-P. M.
Answer: Whisky Is a corruption
Of the Irish usquebaugh, pronounced !:
USS-kwee-bah, and meaning water
Of life"
Names in the News. The capital
and military headquarters OF India
u New DELHI, enormously called
"DELL-high." The correct pro-
nunciation rhymes with belly, jelly
thus: DELL-ee.
In Spanish America, a PEON Is
q laborer in the lower classes. In
Spanish, the word means "one who
goes on foot; foot soldier; a pawn
in chess" Peon is related to the
word pioneer. from the French
pionnier, foot soldier" Peon has
two recommendations:
First choice: (English): PEE-un
Second choice (Spanish): pay
DAN.
Test your knowledge Of Eng
fish. MY new pamphlet, offered
<Ig~ ->>L Fnr tha 1r~f t9vna of-
Evening star., 1942-04-29

The Four Aces will be pleased to an:
svsr letters from readers II 4 stamped
tseenD .sf..dsresssd snyslope bon is ad- d
1900 10 the -Four Aces, care Of The
Svenine Star. Il you desire the pocket
outline OF the Four Aces system OF
eontrac. bridge. send With your snsns IsSusss.
tar. stsmped (3-cent), SELF addressed.
Srse-siSe envelope and you VIII receive
~ Outline without any charge.
Evening star., 1942-04-29
-By Ramon Coffmun

the sky 1t does not look 50 very
large. We might compare it, in the
size 1t seems to have, to the bottom
of dishpan. II we take that as the
standard, the sun would look about
the size of q small peach to a
person on Uranus.
Like the other very distant plan
cts, however, Uranus does not have
+, conditions for life-at least not for
any kind Of life we know about. One
astronomer estimates that the
planet has . coating Of Ice 5000
miles thick!
Uranus has four moons. Most Of
the moons Of other planets travel
from west to east, but not those Of
Uranus. They 60 from east to west.
1t may be that this fast-spinning
planet tipped over" In the far past,
then threw out the moons which
circle about 1t. At any rate, the
moons now 60 around it in the
wrong way"
Ten Of Frank Pape's illustra-
tions appear in the new picture
leaflet, AFRICA'S PEOPLE AND
CUSTOMS. If you want q copy,
send = stamped (3-cent, self
addressed envelope to Uncle Ray
In care Of The Evening Star.
| 1..eA @4
Evening star., 1942-04-29

fers . fascinating and instruc-
tive method Of testing your
English I. @. See II you can
score 80 or better. Send a
stamped (3-cent, self addressed
envelope to Frank Colby, in care
Of The Evening Star. Ask for
Grammar Test"
tReleased by the Bell Syndicate, Ine.)
Evening star., 1942-04-29

Test your knowledge Of Eng
fish. My new pamphlet, offered
this week for the first time, Of
Evening star., 1942-04-29
Winning Contract
BY The FOUR ACES.
Crime Doesn't Poy! No. 80

Crime Doesn't Poy! No. 80
Don't point to the bidding as tn.
main crime Of today's hand. North
and South were guilty of flagran,
overbidding, but they made theil
contract, so cannot be cenSured. The
real crime lies elsewhere:
North dealer.
East-West vulnerable.
K762
y Q83
0 K Q954
4 A
= = \ 1ios 10 sss wiz 97s Ks''
%s74 s 4KQJe5
AJ 10 s53
0A74
o.
= 10 632
The bidding:
North East South West
10 Dbl. IA Pass
"a 81 81 Pass
a Pass Pass Pass
West opened the eight OF clubs,
dummy winning with the ace. A
low diamond was returned, West
winning with the ace. The jack OF
hearts then rode around to South's
ace and dummy ruffed a club. On
the diamond king South discarded
q heart, after which the diamond
queen was led. East stepped up
with the spade queen, but South dis
carded his remaining heart. A
cross-ruff then produced 10 tricks
for South, even though East cashed
the spade ace.
DO you see the bridge crime COM
rnitted in this hand? Try to spot
both crime and criminal for yourself
before reading on.
West was the criminal for not
leading q trump at the third trick.
East would have taken two rounds
of trump and South could have
made only nine tricks. He would
take three of his own five trumps,
two ruffs In dummy. two diamonds
and two aces. Failure to lead
trumps allowed him to get three
ruffs in dummy, and the extra run
was the game-going trick. j.
West could have set the contract
two tricks by opening the jack OF
hearts, . better choice than the
actual club lead. But having opened
the club. he should have seen the
cross-ru6 coming and should have
led . trump to reduce the number
Of rufis.
Yesterday you were Oswald ia
coby's partner and, with both SIDES
vulnerable, you held:
AJ32
1854
o98
&J10832
The bidding:
schenken Jacoby Burnstone you
10 Dbl. Pass e
Pass "a Dbl. Cd
Ansver-Pass. You have some
s,lpport for spades-such as 1t Is.
Furthermore, even If you had no
support. your hand is too weak for
any bid. Remember that your part
ner didn't learn the game yesterday,
10 you must trust him 10 kno"
what he's doing.
score 100 per cent for pass, moth
Ing for any other call.
Question No. 1,o5S.
Today YOU hold the same hand,
but the bidding Is different:
Schenken Jacoby Burnstone You
10 Dbl. Redbl. 20
What do you bid? (Answer TO-
morrow s=s.svzzzassss-----=-, ...--
fHeleased By the Ben syndicate. IneJ
The Four Aces will be pleased TO an.
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{3-cent). self-addressed enyeiope ID IA IA
Evening star., 1942-04-29
Vice and Verso

BAKERSFIELD, Calf. CP).-
They've nicknamed them vice" and
versa" at the Minter Field Air
Corps training base, those two Chi
nese cadets, Don Wong and Wong
Don.
Evening star., 1942-04-29

letter from each
called for in the last column Print the letter in opposite
the word which It, Lettered
q
o Yesterdays LETTER-OUT.
LeerOut
(B PLUMBERS-RUAdPIES ct wrinkles.
DUNDEE-ENDED (hnished).
LISTENER-TENSILE (good a sretch)
Can opening
MITERA-MIRIH (merriment).
Evening star., 1942-04-29

BY careful work, astronomers
have found methods of learning the
mass" or weight" Of the planets.
They say that Uranus has a mass
more than IA times as great as that
of the earth.
Uranus is 10 times as far from the
sun as the earth Is. The sun would
look very small to any person who
saw it from Uranus.
We know that the sun q many
times ~ large as the earth. but In
Evening star., 1942-11-04
New Mexico Posse Captures
a Escaped Nazi Prisoners
By the Associated PRESS.

By the Associated Press.
RUIDOSO. N. Mex, Nov. "A
mounted, gun -toting posse Of
ranchers and cattlemen rounded up
and captured four German prisoners
who had escaped from the Federal
internment camp at Fort Stanton
yesterday.
One prisoner was wounded slightly
in brief exchange Of gunfire as the
posse surprised the sleeping Ger
mans on Z hillside in the Lincoln
National Forest about IA miles from
Fort Stanton.
The Germans. seamen from the
scuttled liner Columbus, were In
termed after the outbreak of the
European War in 1899. They escaped
Sunday night.
They were spotted earlier in the
day in Gabaldon Canyon, west of
Ruidoso, by Bob Boyce, a rancher.
Standing guard at the canyon, Mr..
Boyce sent back word to the main
body Of the posse.
The wounded man was taken to
the Marine Hospital at Fort Stanton.
The other three were turned over to
guards at the internment camp.
Evening star., 1942-11-04
Losses in Personnel
Put Strain on Staff al
Home for IncurabIes
Nurses Also Do Work
Of OrderIies as Number
Of Employees Is HoIved

A situation in which nurses in an
emergency do the work of orderlies
and the superintendent steps in to
help the nurses has been brought to
the Washington Home for Incur
ables by the war and its drain on
hospital personnel.
This was revealed today by Mrs.
Catherine H. Wilkinson, chairman
Of the homes Nursing Committee,
who reported that the staff on duty
there now is composed of only a few
more than half the number Of
nurses actually needed.
In normal times the home is
stated by between so and 60 per-
sons, including student nurses. En-
ployed there at present are only 30
nurses and six students to serve
180 patients.
Respond to Higher Load.
THE nurses at the home have
asked me as chairman of the Nurs-
ing Committee to get them more
help and I have tried every way I
could to do so, but without success" !"
Mrs. Wilkinson reported. Despite
the increased load placed on them,
the nurses we have are doing a
wonderful job. I checked over a
f1ve-hour period one morning not
long ago and found that every call
was answered within five minutes. !"
The gap in nursing personnel at
the home is made up to an extent
by nurses aides and Gray Ladies.
But that is only part of the pic
ture described by Mrs. Wilkinson.
Orderlies are scarce, and the few
who appear for employment come
and 60 without notice. In such
emergencies nurses do their regular
duties and part of those of the
orderlies. Working along with them
often is Mrs. Ina Viner. superin-
tendent at the home for the last II
years. Some nurses, according to
the committee chairman, put in
from an hour to two hours overtime
every day.
Only Practical Nurses.
Unlike most hospitals, the Home
for Incurables uses only practical
nurses. These women are paid $50
a month. receive their board and
lodging and laundry free and are
given one afternoon week and
every other Sunday off.
aPtients at the home are mostly
old people who remain there until
death. Between and per cent
pay the full cost of their mainte-
nance. 60 pc rcent pay a part of their
keep, and the remainder, except for
% partly supported by the Govern
ment, are cared for by the home.
There are occasional cures among
patients. Physicians on duty there
strive constantly to cure the dis
eases, most of which are character
istic of old age. Mrs. Wilkinson fears
this work will suffer primarily from
the shortage Of personnel.
Evening star., 1942-11-04
: Near Miracle Held Needed
To Keep Farm Output Up
BY the Associated Press.

BIRMINGHAM Ala, Nov. A.
Edward A. ONeal, president Of the
American Farm Bureau Fedora
Evening star., 1942-11-04

ton. declared yesterday that "a
near miracle will be required to
maintain farm production next year
at 1912 levels"
Speaking before the 21st annual
convention of the Alabama Farm
Bureau Federation, the farm leader
urged compulsory deferment Of
farm youths when the teen-age
Evening star., 1942-11-04
Ex-Coptoin in Army
Recruiting for Navy
b the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
PHOENIX, Ariz. - Charles C..
Head, who served in many parts of
the world with the Army before re-
firing as a captain, has closed his
little neighborhood grocery and is
carrying on a one-man volunteer
recruiting service-for the Navy.
Enlistment posters have replaced
the stock in his place of business.
He uses his own automobile to visit
young men and their families In
spreading the gospel of Navy service.
He began by signing up his son,
Charles, jr, when he returned from
year of Army duty. Two grand
sons also are in the Nations sea
service.
Evening star., 1942-11-04

group is drafted and also proposed
adoption Of . 54-hour work week
for industrial labor.
I'VE can't expect . repetition Of
the exceptionally favorable weather
of 1942, which was major factor
in the record production this ytar,"
said Mr.. ONeal. Furthermore,
Evening star., 1942-11-04
Pupils Get More Time,
Parents SkepticuI

By the Associated Press.
SALT LAKE CITY.-Opening
hours for Salt Lake City elementary
schools were moved from 9 until
$50 am.
The first day under the new sys-
tenn brought many a phone call from
puzzled parents.
The most popular question:
rs 1t the straight goods, or Is the
kid pulling a fast one?"