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rRAILERs FOR SALE.
TRAILER CENTER
HORNER'S CORNER.
POPULAR MAKES.
$3.50 lip

COVERED WAGON REDMAN NEW
M29hAMA AS6 skEE6 h6 usH6 M3oNHnyAL nRs
STANLEY H. HORNER, INC,
5th & Fla. Ave. NE. FIR. 1921.
TRAILER HEADQUARTERS
For 5 years. Distributors for Schult,
Travelo and thinner trailers.
Schult Nomad " SqS4 no
Schult Homestead 1,430 90
Schult Aristocrat 1929 o0
Luxury Liner 1.sS0 90
Travelo Sportsman S45 90
Cruiser. s IT. - ! 900 90
Cruiser. 80 It --- l,o3l5n
thinner, - II. l,345 90
Excise tax extra,
USED fRAnERs.
Covered Wason Sa5
Ritter ST5
Schult 5o5
Schu.t SIS
Convenient Terms Can Be Arransed.
AMERICAN TRAILER CO.,
4o3o Wisconsin Ave WO 3o32
Branch Display. Spring Bank Trailer Manor,
- Miles South Of Alexandra,
On U. s. Highway One Temple 300
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.
Adam A. Weschler d Son, Auctioneers

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON
FRIDAY. JUNE y. 1912. AT. II AN, we
Island Ave. NE, to enforce our liens Tor
storage and other charres, 1881 De soto
Sedan. Motor No. sE-s954; Serial Ne:
5,013,7l4. left by M. B. French; 1885
Packard Sedan. Motor No. X7oI7O. Serial
No 90 223 ,e1o. left By J; walters; Ford
by v. Priolean: 1885 Buick c. c. Motor
No. AZ; 2;9s9.351, Serial No. 1894 .s25.
Parties in interest please take notice. CALL
CARL. INC. 8l4 H st. NV. my2s,te4 II
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

WE NEED FEW MORE FLATS AND
apartment bldas. for our clients.
OHARE ESTATES, 1916 L. MA, 05Sb.
CASINO COMMISSION-CASH.
! personally will pay cash for houses,
fats stores or apartment houses. q. @.
DUTY, 1924 Vermont ave. MA. 44S2.
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PARKWAY

9TH and South Glebe Road, Arlington We.
-S3,25o $3.50 cash. O. P. NJ and F. H
A. approved 5-room brick. seni-deta. he'd.
range retrigerator and ,automotic heal :
close 70 new Army and Navy Bldgs.: 10c
% SOLD. ONLY LEFT
Open daily until $50 pm. See Mr.
Mahonev.
N. c. HINES g. SONS, INC,
Exclusive Agents.
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Slo0 CASH, S3S NO
Economy home, new brick, ) spacious
rooms. in Arlington. COW War ard Navy
BldCs. stores. schools and transp. GIL. 353ti.
blocks from new telephone ONCE in Clar-
endon. with broom bungalow. modern i'm
proVements: many shade trees of different
kinds lot Of fruit trees and grape vines,
all kinds Of flowers and shrubbery: one
Of the hest-looking lots in Clarendon;
price, $4,000; $4,000 cash and terms
for balance.
LYON. INC.
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ARLINGTON. VA.

Ss,5OO-4 bedrooms y baths; . bedrms.,
redrms. and bath upstairs, fireplace larse
dining room. range and refrigerator in
kitchen, breakfast room. large porch. nice
lot. shade: . blocks from Lee highway,
Howard Johnson Restaurant. 2S31 North
23rd road Terms, Sl.500 cash, $50
month
JUDSON REAMY, Agent,
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PERSONAL LOAN COMPANIES.
Operating Under Uniform Small
Loan LdUs.
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MONEY WANTED,

MONEY WANTED.
WANTED PRIVATE MONEY FOR FIRST
MORTGAGES on new property. Box 32c-E,
Star. l2s
I OWN 3 DETACHED LOTS NEAR 18th
and Underwood sts. NV. value $1,000;
want hrst trust Of $1,000, ST.. one year,
no commission. Box .56-H. Star
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TAKOMA PARK, D. G.
GO QS0

$3.50.
New detached brick within BLOCKS Of
transportation 3 bedrooms and bath,
living room, dining room and kitchen on
nrst hoor Conditioned air heat. shoppiHE
only ST 900 90 II cash and monthly pay
ments Of $1,000.
Evening Calls From TO 2.
PHILLIPS & CANDY. INC.
MA 1900 Realtors 1912 18th 81. NV.
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GARAGES WANTED.
TIRES FOR SALE.

WANTED TO RENT-Garage space for
dead Storage. Emerson 1923.
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TIRES WANTED

4 GOOD 6OO-625 16-IN. TIRES. SI2 %
each; 4 good 550-600 l7-ln. tires, $40 90
each. 635 Lamont 81.
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HOME OWNERSl

Second trust loans on D. c., nearby Nd.
and Va. property made by reliable COM
pany without excessive title charges or
No delay. Also signature loans.
SECURITY FINANCE CORPORATION.
e3s Investment Building District 1879
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AUTO TRUCKS WANTED.

AVTV TKVSNS WANTEO.
EXCHANGE 1910 Plymouth sedan for l94l
truck Ford or Chevrolet. Call Dupont
S3o4 I5s
CAN PAY HIGHER PRICES for your truck
because We sell on smaller marsin. Don't
sell until you get our price
LEO ROCCA. INC
43oi Conn Ave EN- 1900
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SQ s00-Mnunt Plea SAINT

splendid home property, situated a
little west OF Mt. Pleasant St, convenient
TO stores. transportation. schools Colo
Portable rooms. front and . rear, porches.
iivins room with firepiace: all modern con
nsn,tn'T ment THos. J. FISHER 4 CO. INC:
REALTORS, DI- $3.50, OR EVENINGS
CALL MR.. MATTHEWS, HO. 1895.
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FARMS WANTED.
WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

SMALL FARM OR ACREAGE ON {
near hard road, Montgomery Co. B
371-H. Star.
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uoyrv an erro,yp -v.r

MONEY ON SECOND TRUST
We viii buy second-trust notes. q. O..
nearby Nd. or Va. Reasonable rates
NATIONAL MORTGAGE Il INVESTMENT
CORP.
1872 N. Z. Ave. NV National 6633.
FIRST TRUST LOANS.
p j. WALSHE. INC.
1107 Eye St NV MA S4ss
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FOXHALL VILLAGE.

English-type modern brick home, OF 8
rooms oath in this smart. desirable and
protected community. Completely reno
Vated inside and out, sound construction;
ample closets FrisIda!re. OIL burner ana
garage. attractive appointments. Fully
screened. hardwood floors throughout The
house has been occupied by only the owner
who due to unseen conditions now onerS
an opportunity to some one seeking real
home in convenient cfose-iFl location.
pleasant surroundings immediate Dos-
session can be had. To inspect call OWN
ER District lnH2 IT.
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Sl0,950.
Year Walter Reed Hospital.
Jnvo1,y Cfo,,o uor,o
y Square West of 18th ST.,
Detached Rrick and Stone Home

That is different: low slopinp roof, pic-
ture windows that run to the floor: six
rooms. two baths fi-stfoor den and lava
tory, aforementioned oil heat slate roof
built-in garage. beautiful lot s5 feet
wide; transport alton at the corner price
Sl3a5o. Call Mr.. Measell. Emerson
1918, with
=" SHANNON & LUCHs CO.
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HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.

BY OWNERS BEDROOMS, = BATHS, IN
Chevy Chase, Nd, on lot 73x130: excellent
cond; schools, stores nearby. bus at cor
nsI;. 3 porches. sunroom' gas heat. WI
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ARLINGTON VA

ARLINGTON. VA
"-Story brick. rooms and soiariurn
side porch. oil air-corditioned heat. buil;
s months. lot 101xlOG: very attractlvely
priced, reasonable terms see this without
delay. Phone NJ Donahue. CHI. .440.
" c. HINES & SONS, NC.
AGO Lee Hwy CHI 244n
THE STREET OF 20 GABLES
A home street where neiehbors really
sether honey and plea ant
N, Edison ST.. was selected Tor the
Pening on-type homes. where one could
really find comfort and pleasure in living
both as to street and home.
The new homes We are offering are
planned with ] or " bsdrms downstairs
you should really see these homes before
buyins. Call for apnt, any time from Q
n % 2 pm Arlinston DITisiop. REALTY
ASSOCIATES, INC, 46l7 Lee hwy. CHI
143S, OK. ll3o.
HILLANDALE. MD, ON OVERLOOK DR. :,
one block of Piney Branch rd.-Brick
construction, spacious rooms: 3 light
modern electric kit, OIL air-conditioned
heat, attached garase: located on excep-
tIonally LARGE corner lot; modern and up
10 date in every detail, this home has been
completely redecorated and ready for i'm
mediate occupancy: reasonable terms with
low down payment.
National Mortgsse & Investment CORP,
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SUMMER CAMPS.
1EeIceS EOP RENT

TALL TIMBERS CAMP FOR BOYS OPENS
July lst For information call AID. 4074
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Attractive brick Colonial home Of
rms, locs ted in convenient re-idential sec
ton of Arllneton. equipped kitchen. side
porch. fun basement with lavatory and
laundry trays. built-in garage, nice lot
with trees. 3 blocks from l0c bus. $1,000
cash payment
THOS. G. MAGRUDER CO.,
205l Wilson Blvd, Arlington, Va.
CHI BIB CT, 3t34
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SILVER SPRING.

Charming new 5-room Cape Cod, brick
bungalov, located in new restricted sub
division; full basement; large attic hre-
~ PIsANI WI bll5.
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FORMER SILVER STAR HOME

CHEVY EF ESFT. D. T..
!. BLOCK FROM =" sus LINES.
OWNER LEAVING CITY.
Detached 3-bedroom. "-h'th brcE WIN
living room, dining room, kitrhen, hresk:
fast porch and screened porch: q 2. oil
burner, electric dlshwasher. refrt7erator
and gas stove: det tached earaTe. For i'm
mediate sale this property is sttractively
Wc&A N. MILLER DEvELov,IENr CO.,
After 's : PM. Phone GE. aos4
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.
RANDOLPH s7oo-MR. sTRouP

HOUSE, not over 5 years old, in Glover
all roSh Mt -9Dn
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DETACHED BARGAIN.

yos Fern nl nw.-Modern .5-room
brick, recreation room freplace,. built-in
tub with shower: price, SS.75o Tor quick
.jep Onep KS nm
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NEAR BUS LINE.

5-room and bath BUNGALOWS, full base
r?ents, h,-w.h.; S450n to S.. 500: terms
near schools stores. etc: excellent neigh
borhood o. B. zANTZINGER CO., 945
K st. NV. MA. 537l
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OWNER, TRANSFERRED.
Must sell an unusually spacious brick home
lust years old. located close n woodrow
Wilson High School grade schools and
every convenience Includes bedrooms
. baths, den and avatorv, recreation room
maids room and bath, "-car Carage. Fer
details please call W. yonrey co. n?.h
FRANK s. PHILIPS, DT. 1411.
Evening star., 1942-11-23

lery, But he wanted to be a marine.
so when the Marine Corps offered
him commission a few weeks after
he had gone on active duty in 1896
he resigned from the Army and en-
tered the Marine Corps.
He studied for a year at the
Marines basic school in Philadel-
phia. Then, in August, 1887, he
requested flight training, and by
July, 1888, he was at Pensacola. He
was designated a naval aviator in
June. 1889. He became first lieu
tenant year later. a captain the
following year and a major last
August. He will be % years old
on December 26.
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Mrs. Sam Riddle Dies;
Noted Horsemun's Wife

By the Associated Press.
MEDIA, Pa. Nov 23.-Mrs. Eliza
beth Riddle. wife of Samuel D.
Riddle, noted owner and breeder of
racing thoroughbl reds. died at her
home in nearby Glen Riddle yes
terday She had been in i'll health
for some time.
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IN SHOPPINJ CEN 7 En-,
BROOKLAND.
10th and Michigan Ave. NE.
Store 19x7O IT,, 16-ft alley rear; full
basement; rental S100. Call Mr.. Carney
BRADLEY, BEALL & HOWARD, INC,
National O27l Southern Building,
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VIRGINTA-1O ACRES, BUNGALOW, OUT
buildings: IA miles from D. C. on hard
road. Inquire 72S 22nd st. NV. go
sizes; acreage, town homes, lots, rentals.
FRANCIS L. THOMPSON, LIT w. MontG.
ave-, Rockville Nd. Rockville 444.
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COLCRED-BUILDING LOTS ON 3 ST.
near Bennins road and Central ave. ne:
sos: So down, So month. DAVID
COOPER. 500 F st. NV
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LOTS WANTED.
FARMS FOR SALE

FARMS FOR SALE
5 ACRES OLD DILAPIDATFD HOUSE
on hard road spring. 81 900 cash. War
field 1852 or Warfleld 1712.
733 ACRES 270 IN FRUIT. PEACH AND
apple $50 acres tillable: located In Penn
sylvania near Blue Ridge Summit about
e5 miles from Washington Seven brick
and stone Souses barns and oiItbrild ngs.
Including nackinG barn Herd Of Aberdeen
Angus cattle hogs turkeys. draft h-rses-
complete farm equipment Ma 6347
IoUDouN CO. NEAR LEFsoURc. VA
A splendid location. about 200 scres. com
pietely equipped and stocked: high state
OF cultivation; Old stone and 1or house, at
trectively furnished. MA. 1873
FAIRFAX COUNTY VA. 9h MILES FROM
Chain Bridce-63 acres, very fertile farm
land. large stream. new 20-cow dairy barn.
all dairy equipment: this farm Is fully
stocked ard equipped with enough feed to
last season: all outbuildin@s in good con-
dition, house in excellent condition, 8
rooms and bath, nice location on hard
surfaced road; owner retiring. in i'll health
priced for Quick sale. all stock and equip
ment, S1S.250: terms. FRENzEL, Mclean.
Va. E1mwood 377.
s ACRES OR MORE. 7-ROOM HOUSE
gas. elec., hot-water heat, outbuildinss
shrubbery; all city conveniences: on B. 4
O. Z: R., 1e miles east of Laurel. T J.
DOYLE. Hanover. Nd. Howard County.
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1900 ACRES,

II MILES FROM WASHINGTON.
Compact in shape and with some miles
of State road frontage. this tract is well
suited for larEe-scale DEVELOPMENT
Beautiful rolling woodland and crossed BY
numerous streams with many unusual
attractions for the nature lover. Electric
and telephone service are available, and
the tract is clear Of debt. In . promising
area. this tract may be developed now
or held as secure investment Price as
q whole, S15 per acre: one-fourth down,
bal. over a period of years No trades or
options considered. See MASON HIRsT
Annandsle. Va, at the end Of Columbia
pike. Phone Alexandria 5S12 or write
Route z; Box 345. Alexandra. Va. once
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WEST OF CONN.

WEST OF CONN.
Income. S23.5O0 per VI. Convenient to
downtown by streetcar and bus; an i'm
posing six-story building, priced less than
5 times annual rental returns and also
less than assessed value for taxation pur-
poses. Eve. or Sun. phone Georgia 1900
Tor complete statement.
L. T. GRAVATTE,
72e 18th st. Realtor. MA. 0753.
EXCELLENT BUY.
Near North Capitol and K sts.-Three
1o-room and 2-bath houses: leased to one
tenant for $4,000 yearly; owner pays
taxes only. A remarkable value at Sl9,15O.
STERLING & FISHER CO..
el3 New York Ave NV. RE 5000.
Evenings and Sunday. ia. 653S.
SAFE.
What Is more safe than land we'll locat-
ed7 80 acres. Just over Arlington line.
Fairfax County, 81 miles White House;
trees, streams; suitable defense housing
now.
ROMYE LAMBORN.
600s Wilson Blvd. Arlington, Va.
Chestnut 4213. Glebe 3711.
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II 7th ST. N.E-S70.
LARGE STORE, 1885, NEXT TO ALLEY.
BASEM'T. WILL FIJI MANY BUSINESSES.
SAM ROSEY, ADAMS 2700.
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GARAGES WANTED.

GARAGE, 1S-foot, or equivalent space. Call
Dupont 1865 after pm.
GARAGE WITH UPSTAIRS. ABOUT Is
IT. by 20 it. in alley. with electricity, by
year: not over SIS per mo. Phone EN-. 270a
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ROMYE LAMBORN.
EIIicott City, Nd.
Phone Ellicott City 346.
l00-ACRE FARM,

IUU-hOItE + ANN.
viii sell all or part at $3.50 per acre.
six;r room frame house with bath barn,
poultry house and other outbuildinRs;
located on u. 8. Route so at Pendar in
Fairfax County Va
RAY BARNEY.
Vienna, Va. Phone Vienna 218.
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LAKE JACKSON.

12-mi. lake near Manassas, Vs.-Sale, log
type homes. adaptable for ali-year occu-
place for your family. Prices. 81 900 to
S4.500: terms. Route 234, mi. south
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MONEY-MAKER

S33 PER MONTH.
houses; IA sold s rent at $50 per month,
2 for sale. and will also sell Q of the
rented houses to investors, each 5-room
unit has liy nm: din fm % kitchen sns on no1s dst
compaete with oil conditioning; gas
stove. electric refrizerator. copper plumb
after II am To reach-By Memorial
Bridge to entrance Arlington Cemetery,
left on Arl. Ridge I'd. to Glebe I'd. south,
right Glebe 4/10 mile to South Uhle,
right to gao Uhle st.
Thomas B. Goodwin, Inc,
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GARAGES FOR RENT.

1921 HoLMEAD PL Nw.-oARAoE FOR
rent, SIS. HO. $685..
GARAGE, 4sx6O. ON WASHINGTON
Baltimore blvd. Hyattsville. Md; building
suitable for other businesses: owner leav-
ing for other interests. WA. 4315
WA. 1888.
1888 CLIFTON ST. NV, I BLOCK OFF
l4th st. Sc per month. Phone Columbia
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ouT-oF-TowN REAL ESTATE.

TRANSFERRED HAVE MODERN SMALL
Colonial house White Plains, N. Y. near
express suburban station. Interested sale
cash or terms or consider trade near
Silver Spring MITCHELL, 519 Hamilton.
Silver Spring.
WILL TRADE 5-ROoM BRICK BUNGA-
low in ST. Louis Mo, for property in or
near washington M G. COYNE, All
States Hotel. Washington
MIAMI. FLA.-NEW GROOM, COMPLETE
ly furnished. modern bungalow, in lovely
section. TO reliable retired couple; $50
monthly in yearly lease. Further informa-
tion and photo supplied II interested Rea-
SON Joining Army. Address JOSEPH
TORENO. 1880 S.W. 10th St. Miami. Fla
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AssIGNEEs SALE

POTOMAC RIVER FRONT FARM
On March Bird at 12 O'Clock. will offer
for sale 119-acre farm situate on Potoms-
River and Charles County Public Road at
Morgantown, Maryland Improved by g.
2463 feet frontage
JAMES F. MATTHEWS, Assignee,
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-02-05

MIR. CHURCHILL" by Philip
I'L Guedalla- CReynal 81 Hitch
cock) is full length. life-size three
dimensional biography of the war
time Prime Minister Of Great Brit
ain
Guedalla brings to the always
difficult task Of portraying man
in the stream of history wide
background and much experience
in the art of biography.
Churchill energies from Guedal-
las pen to take his place as one of
the great statesmen Of the empire,
whatever the outcome of the pres
ent war. That much of Churchill's
reputation Is made, come what may,
and the fact that he had many po-
litical setbacks adds to rather than
detracts from the stature of his
place in history. Churchill, as Cue
dalla emphasizes, always com e S
back, although his star was low on
the horizon after the first World
War.
The son of Lord Randolph Chur-
chill and an American mother,
Winston Churchill was known at
not too good a scholar in his early
school days, but improved nightly
in the army, during which time he
went to India.
Later he branched out during the
Boer War, where he was captured
and escaped. He also went to Cuba
as a military observer and saw
service in Egypt. All that was the
training school for the time when,
in 1914, as the youthful First Lord
of the Admiralty, he ordered the
British fleet to It's stations ahead
Of the war declaration.
DAPHNE DU MAURIER adds to
~ her sparkling literary efforts
with the salty novel, "Frenchman's
Creek" (Doubleday-Doran)
In this, a story of wild adven-
ture and valorous love, Miss du
Maurier employs her usual skill of
fine characterization and brilliant
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-02-05

"A TTACK IN THE DESERT
"A MORROW, by Michael Home,
tells a timely and fast moving story
of modern warfare in the great
Libyan desert
1t is primarily the story of two
men. One was Brice. the mysterious
British spy vino appeared to be an
Egyptian, but who had been edu-
Gated in England. The other was
young Jack Pullford, Raj flyer in
the Middle East.
How this strange pair cracked up
in the desert and went on to stage
a surprise attack on an Italian out
post where they had been held pris-
oner is the climax of this absorb
ing story.
Other Publications
FAREWELL, Pretty Ladies" (Ran-
dom House,, by Chris Massie. -
Murder, with strange overcasts of
scientific revelations.
"Blue Enchantment" (Caxton) 1,
by Wayland A. Durham. = The
story of Crater Lake in verse.
"Try to Forget Me" Doubleday
Doran), by Virginia Nielsen.- The
story of young love, carefree and
romantic.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-02-05
BOUND TOBE READ

"Frenchman's Creek" is, priniar-
lily, the love of Lady Dona st. Col
umb and her love for French
pirate.
Lady Dona, spirited, beautiful
and rebellious, Slips away from
London and husband she does not
love for Narvon, their Cornish coast
estate. 1t is here that she meets the
famous French pirate, handsome,
swashbuckling and dangerous.
For the first time, Lady Dona be-
gins to live. One night, disguised as
a cabin boy, she sails with the
Frenchman and his crew On the
ship La Mouette and thrilling
night raid. This is only the begin-
ming of series Of events that keeps
reader-interest at fever pitch
Ultimately, Lady Dona is faced
with her love for the pirate and the
enmeshing fabric of her past life
a problem that Miss du Maurier
handles with gripping precision.
EXPERTS IN the fleldS OF soclol-
- ogy, anthropology, psychology,
political science, economics, history
and philosophy are included in the
10 contributors to a scholarly and
comprehensive study of the prob
lem Of anti-Semitism in Jews in a
Gentle World" (Macmillan by
Isacque Graeber, research associate
OF the Institute of Social Research,
and Steuart Henderson Britt. assist
ant professor of psychology Of
George Washington University.
AS the editors point out, there
has been little attempt to give an
objective portrait of Jews in their
relationships with the Gentle
world, and they have sought to
make the first attempt Ito utilize
the findings of the various social
sciences with respect to the prac-
teal issues that face both Jews and
non-JeW"
Among the questions discussed in
Jews in Gentle World" are the
problem of race, the history and
sociology of anti : Senlitism, the
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-02-05

attempt to eliminate the last bull
wark lying between Celebes and
New Guinea.
Got Warm" Welcome
1t goes without saving that the
Japanese received a warm" well
come, although they followed their
usual tactics and came with tenfold
superiority.
And SO the steel ring around the
Netherlands East Indies slowly Is
being closed. But the battle between
the main forces Is still TO come.
One should remember that the
Netherlands Indies defenseS already
have suffered, and that the Japa-
nese invaders have proved to be
Unexpectedly well armed.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-02-05
II DIVORCE
CASES COME UP
Scheduled to Be Heard in
Short Session; Record
Number, Officers Say

Judge Robert L. Munger Is sched-
uled to hear seventeen uncontested
divorce suits, the largest number for
single weeks trial within the
memory of superior court clerk at
taches, at Fridays short calendar
session.
Not since. a decade ago has the
number been approached, accord
ing to Miss Lillian M. Judd, office
assistant. At that time, owing to
the illness of the presiding judge the
week previous, cases scheduled for
the earlier Friday were heard at the
same time as those slated for the
following week. The combined to-
tai, even SO, was approximately
twenty, Miss Judd said.
Since the arrival of Judge Mum
ger, early last month, the local court
has seen an unprecedented number
of uncontested divorce cases on the
docket. In the past three weeks, SO
suits were listed for Friday hearings.
OF these, Judge Munger awarded de-
crees to 30 petitioners. The re-
mainder were either put over to Ia
ter dates or taken off the docket.
At this weeks short calendar ses-
sion, the following will be tried: Al
vim Wilson against Cora Wilson;
Vito Pugliese against Catherine Pug
liese; Louis Laundeski against Anna
Rususki Laundeski; Jean Dinkoski
Petrone against John Petrone; Vio-
la Beecher Kerrigan against John F.
Kerrigan: Thomas Sweeney against
Doris Bernier Sweeney; Lena DeJo-
seph Gonzales against Julia Con-
zales; Mary Barton against William
Barton.
Also, Giuseppe Clapps against
Beatrice Coviello Clapps; Ksenia
Hudobenko Toporovsky against Sa-
yah Toporovsky; Doris Durbin Bry-
ant against Charles Bryant; Mer-
rill Forth against Ada Rochon For
tin; Norman Smithson against He
len Smith Smithson; Chester Nc
Dermott against Lola McDermott;
Esther Mahoney against John Ma
honey; j. Harry MARLIN against
Agnes Sunday Marlin; Grace D.
Hadley against David E. Hadley.