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SITUATIONS WoMEk.

CLERK -TYPIST, in 30s. excellent character
and ability references, desires responsible.
permanent position Immediately; S35 wk.
No shorthand. Woodley O791.
COLLEGE GRADUATE desires position IN
refined home will prepare dinner for two
wise or tutor children in exchange for
room or room and board for self and
ofhcer-husband; convenient to Arlington.
DREsSMAKiNG. designing. remodelina and
alterations. reas. Miss Bert, 1880 Irving
St nv Apt. 4. AID. 2e3s.
LAUNDRY done at home, expert hand
sECRETARYL, col grad, over 10 yrs va
RED exp. bldg. matls., former cabinet
member. trade assoc, mfgr's rep. avail.
Nov 1st; resourceful capable taking full
charge small once: S45. Box 476-D, Star
RY-sTENoGRAPHER, executive
ability, thoroughly experienced, mostly
sgset sTGKrTaRy gG$ 37S1T SIfxS9R.purp StaE H..
ingtonian desires permanent position; 4
Box 2s5-C, Star. Is.
WOMEN 90, colored want part-time work.
GG!ssanins Is n m or di$hTashng' from pm to
ExPERIENCED BooKKEEpER. woman,
employed, would like to contact manager Of
pose Of exchanging bookkeeping services in
apartment Box 3s5-C, star. -''.'e0
COLLEGE GRADUATE, 90, desires position
as assist. to art director or related field
M A. in art and educ, thoroughly exp.
managlng art dept. ordering art supplies.
buying AFT WORK, dealing with .typograph-
position. ref WO 1854
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Any worker last employed in an
essential or locally needed activity
can not be hired by any other en-
ployer except upon presentation OF
statement Of availa bility from his
last employer or the USES,
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TYP1ST.
Essential business organiZati has open
ing for typiSt. Must be accurate and rapid
Interesting work. pleasant surroundings
permanent position. good salary with ad-
Vancement on merit. Phore personnel
officer National Geographic Society. Dis
trict 222l. for appointment
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MACHINISTS

for defense plant, good working conditions.
24-hr week, also unSkilled labor. must
nave release or certificate Of availabiIity
Apply Bowen &; Co, Inc, 47l2 Bethesda
ave, Bethesda. Nd ~
TRUCK DRIVER, furniture
mover, experienced; local
work; good pay; steady work;
essential war work. Report
for interview, $50 N. Y. ave.
NV.
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TAILOR

With eEnerience on ladies' suits, wonder
position with GOOD salary. 'e"0'
A, H. DONDERO. INC,
Ills TENN. AVE, NV.
Natl OE19
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COAL TRUCK DRIVERS
AND YARDMEN, COLORED.
TOP WAGES, ESSENTIAL
INDUSTRY, PERMANENT
P 0 S l T l O N. SEE MR..
MOORE, A. P. WOODSON
CO., 9th AND MICH. AVE.
N f.
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HELP WQkEN.
COOK. COIORED
2 YOIING WOMEN

Experienced, available permanent; home
cooking; good working conditions; meals
salary Apply Chef Govam. Fairfax Hotel,
POO Mass ave. NV
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Young woman under 81, preferably college
eraduate, 10 assist IN soCioloclca survey
Of rae al relations Must be A person with
out racial bias. Extremely interesrinq work
Wh!ch may lead 20 permanent employment
IN personnel department of a large Corpor-
aNon ; COS 20 per month TO start for a
h-dayr ~ hour week. Saturday afternoon
Tree. Write for appointment stating age
eoAcatlun. experience. MARTA! status
whether at present emploved and when
available for interview and Inclose re
cent Snapshot. which vii! be returned
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STENOGRAPHER

SIENOGRAPHER.
Essential business organization has open
ing for stenographer. Must be accurate
and rapid Interesting work pleasant sur
roundlngs. permanent position. good salary
with advancement on merit Phone per-
sonnel officer. National Geogra phic Society
DlStrlct 3320. for appnintment
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FOR FORD DEALER
we need a man who has had experience
~ parts manager in one of the large
dea!ershlps Must have knowledge OF pro
ouclhs and be able to maintain a bal
anGeo inventory. Good opportunity TO
make permanent connection with a COM
pany, doing large service on parts volnme
Good salary Opportunity for advance
meht. Must be highly recommended
See Mr. Erwin
HILL & TIBBITTS,
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Sealed bids addressed to Carey winston.
60 the Carey Winston Companv 10
10Th ST. NV. Washington, D. c.. will
be received Until To . CLOCK am. Eastern
War Time on the 5th dav OF November,
1a43., at which, time and place said bids
will be puhlClv opened End declared
Cash bids must ba suhmfied on The
prescribed forms. ANY commissions paw
able must be so stated in the bidsD Bid
forms NAV be procured from Mr.. Carey
winston
A bank draft or certified cheek payable
amount EQUAL 10 ~ of the bid price must
accompany thc BID. The Alien properly
Custodian reserves the right to accept or
reject any or all bids Property TO be
conveyed by aui,clsim deed. Further
particulars with respect TO said real estate
may be obtained by communicative with
The Carey winston Company, 80 18th
s.. N W. Washinpton. D. c.
Dated at ChicaCo, Illinois, this sth day
OF October 1888.
LEO T CROWLEY
Alien Property Custodian.
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PAINTER FOR HOTEL WORK
STEADY POSITION. soc AN
HOUR. APPLY MANAGER. LEE
SHERATON HOTEL, 18th AND |,
SITS. NV
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Aged 1s to 35, for billing work; expert
ence helpful. but not necessary; 5-day.
40-hour week. Starting salary, S25 per
wk National Biscuit Co.. 336 Randolph
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high school graduates. under %. capable
or taxing dlctatlon at so words per mlnute Q
and wIlllng. to assist in general ONCE work
IN busy cffice; 6-day, 43-hour week with
Saturday afternoons of: about $50 per
month 10 start with excellent opportunity
tor Advancement; free TRANSPORTATION. pal
vacation, etc These positions are of par
t.cuIaF interest 10 those living in George
town or nearby Maryland or Virginia as
ihey save travel time. Apply in person. or
phone or write for appointment to MISS
Helm. Room 300, Capital Transit Company,
18th and Prospect ave. NV. GEORGETOWN
Take route 20. Cabin John streetcarD
SEAMSTRESS (WHITE).
Must be experienced, steady work with
good pay.
A. H. DONDERO. INC,
Ills Pennsylva MIA Ave. NV
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HELP WOMEN.

Any worker last employed in an
essential or locally needed activity
can not be hired by any other en-
ployer except upon presentation of
a statement OF availability from her
last emplcyer or the USES.
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CLOTHING SALESMAN
MILITARY FXPEpTENrCC

Due to expansion, position open with
!caa'ng nGn n military uniform house for man,
~ - 70 30, draft exempt. good appear
aIE' with excellent opportunity for ad-
nancement: Position permanent. All ap-
APPOINTMENT 'A' wv
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YOUNG LADIES TO TRAIN
AS BANK BOOKKEEPING
MACHINE OPERATORS
NO EXPERIENCE NECESS-
AIRY, HOWEVER FAMILI-
ARITY WITH ADDING
MACHINE AND THE PRIN-
CIPLES OF BOOKKEEPING
WILL PROVE HELPFUL. IF
YOU ARE INTERESTED IN
LEARNING BANKING ANS
WEIR THIS AID GIVING AGE,
EDUCATION, EXPERIENCE
AND REFERENCES. BOX
267-B, STAR.
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SALESLADY OR GIRL
CASHIERS, S35.

For specially food store; interesting work
valuable training IN nutrition. salary. SIS.
paAS commission. Vita Health Food Co,
co. H0SN.
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YOUNG LADIES to sell mems
furnishings. Full or part
time, experience not required,
excellent pay. Eiseman's, F
st at 7th
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EXECUTIVE 2274
PART-TTME WORK

MN, white. Is to so q am. TO | pm
or ; p m. TO pm. Office and light mes
Senger work; no objection to slight phySi-
Cal nahQlcan; 5-day week. washington
Dental Co. 1904 l. st n W
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FILE CLERK.

Pleasant work with ma
tional association; typing
necessary. Call Miss Pinck-
neV. GE. 1850
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COLORED MEN

For bus or dishwssAnr work: no SUNDAYS
IALLY-HO RESTAURANT,
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AT,FST, ADV

SALESLADY,
Experienced in selling dresses, $40 weekly
and bonus; Chevy Chase or Bethesda resi-
dert preferred, Box l75-D, Star.
BEAUTY OPERATOR
Salary and commission. CARMEL Beauty
Shop. f201 Georgia ave NV
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OFFER FOR SALE
BY
THF ALIEN PROPERTY CUSTODIAN
OF

OF
THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
Notice. inviting citizens Of the United
states OF America TO make offers TO pur
chase from the Alien PROPERTY Custodian
the improved real property in Wa ashirgton
Q. c., comprising two parcels, which ar
more particularly described as follows
PARCEL I.
Lot numbered hve hundred and
z. Altemus' subdivision Of a certain
lot in Bukers subdivision OF part Of
Mount Pleasant, as per plat OF
in Book a. pase 1874 in the sur
veyor's once Of the District Of Co
lumbia subject to perpetual right
full width Of said lot for alley pur-
poses for the benefit OF lots 500 to
5l2: and subject to existing lease.
story brick building consisting Of
store on the first floor. and a four
room apartment on the second floor
These premises are known as 34"O
Attn st. n,T.)
PARCEL II,
Part Of original lot numbered seven
(1) IN SQUARE numbered sixty-seven
l61) now known as lot numbered
Kriksteine subdivision Of lots in said
square as said subdivision is record
ed in the surveyors office of the
District OF Columbia, in Book 30,
Page ~ TOGETHER with the per-
petual right of way for alley pur-
poses (which covenant shall run
with the !and) over a strip OF land
three teet in width extending with
In and bordering the north line OF
the lot adjoining on the east Of SAID
lot numbered forty-seven 40 and
thence a. right aneles for a similar
width Of three feet along the east
line OF said adjoining lot. south
vardlv TO The north line of p street
northwest This parcel is i'm
proved with a tvo-story brick build
lnE consisting Of store and kitch-
en- on the first floor and four
room apartment on the second floor
These premises are known as @l59
st. n.w.)
Offers NAV, be submitted for either
Evening star., 1943-10-18

YOUNG WOMAN for office work,
must have knowledge of book
keeping. good handwriting; A
hrs. week; state salary expected;
perm. position. Box 261-C, Star.
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STENOGRAPHFRS

To take care of our coored customers
must he neat appearing, age 25 to AS. Bo
lSS-D Star ~
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FUR SALESLADY, experienced,
for permanent employment, full
or part time; unusually fine sal
ary, zlotnick the Furrier. 18th
and G.
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CARPENTERS
AUTO PARTS MANAGER

Top scale wages. s-month job Report
" IN ~ ,, Joo!S 10 MI Grannlnger. Supt.. Isl
aHu Wayhe pI.. on Nichols ave. s e
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SALESMAN of mems wear.
An opportunity for better
than average earnings, a per-
manent position with friend
ly associates; union hours.
Elseman's, F st. at 7th.
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CRAFTSMEN,

Mechanical, for defense plant: good work :
ing conditions: excellent opportunity for
= advancement. must have release or ceTtl-
fcate of availability Apply Bowen 4 Co,
In. A1lo Bethesda aNc Eethesde. Nd
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YOUNG LADY

Experienced in use OF general ofice equip
ment and interested IN permanent position
with growing trade ASSOCIATION PleaSan
surroundings. See Mr.. MacLean. t'3l Pa
RI
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STENOGRAPHFR.
STENOGRAPHER

Capable and willing worker. interested in
permanent position with growing trade as
Soc!a tion Pleasant SURROUNDINGS See Mr.
MaCLosn. GIL p az N " Hrd fnnr
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PARCEL II,

Offers NAV be submitted for either
one or both parcels
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BILLING CLERK-TYPIST,n no
experience necessary; pleas
ant surroundings; essential
industry; salary commensu-
rate with ability. Baumgar-
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AUDIT CLERK

E%perleHced IN Office routine. pleasant
position N diEnihed SURROUNDINGS oppor
tCnlty for future. excellent discount on
personal purchases in our woman's shop
is added remuneration
THE YOUNG MEMS SHOP.
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WOMAN, PART TIME.
COlOred SalesWOnen

SalesWork; married woman who wishes to
add 70 family income; hrs. per day Box
IND Star
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HELP MEN & WOMEN.
KENNEL MAN OR WOMAN
ROOKKEEPER

,lored or white. to work in high ella s.
limal HOSPITAL: references required; ex-
llent WAGES. Box ll5-B. Star.
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JANITOR. COLORED

JANITOR, COLORED,
Man'ed at once for new apartment house
tooq SslarY' NICE apartment and utilities
AppIE 10 G9th st, NV. or cali CO 0152
LUBRICATING MAN
TO WORK 5l2 DAYS WEEK No sI1nr,.v
WORK; WILL PAY So so WEEK For
EAPER FENCED MAN. APPLY CHEVY
1!AASE M MOTOR CO, T725 WIS. AVE,
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BUSHELMAN
with experience on mems clothing Steady
position, good salary, with good opportunitv
for advancement.
A. H. DONDERO, INC,
IT'S PENNSYLVANIA Ave NV,
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ORDER CLERK, white, for room service:
GOOD salary and meals Apply maitre de
hotel, Carlton Hotel. 10th and SITS. NV
PANTRY GIRL. experienced. coored.
Apply restaurant manager. Ebbtt Hotel,
10Th and stS. NV.
PIX. switchboard operator experienced,
for girls residence hotel. Pleasant sur
roundinas: typing experience helpful but
not ,necessa ry; Sun. off: salary, 1925
monthly PoX d6l-D Star
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MILLINERS. experienced: steady work:
GOOD wages. Bachrach. 133 llth st n W
OFFICE GIRL capable: permanent posi-
tlo1; $50 week. Miller S Furs In, 1885
Evening star., 1943-07-03
Bock-to-Work Movement
Gains in Hard Coal Area

WILKES BARRE, Pa. July 3 'Pp.-
The strongest back to work drive Of
the two-week- -old wildcat anthracite
strike developed throughout the
hard coal region today after Secre-
tary Ickes, as Government admins
traitor, assured miners of time-and-
a-half pay for any work on Mon
day-observed as the Fourth OF July
holiday.
About 41,OOO of the regions $4,000
mine workers remained idle. but a
score of United Mine Workers To-
Gals called meetings for late today
to take back-to- votes, and at
least nine said the only question to
be decided was whether work would
be resumed Monday or Tuesday.
Local leaders said that in many
of the locals -to-work senti-
ment strengthened after district
leaders made detailed explanations
of the status of contract negotia-
tions and gave assurances that any
wage increases granted will be re-
troactive. Mr.. Ickes' statement re-
garding me-and-a-half pay also
contributed to the change in senti-
ment local presidents said
In District 7 (Hazleton area the
large Hazleton shaft colliery voted
last night to go back Monday.
The wildcat phase OF the strike
developed June 20, when the UNIV
Policy Committee urged miners to
end their union unauthorized walk
out under a third truce in the mine
wage controversy.
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Pace Charges Farmers Use
FSA Loans to Get Married

aimed at helping tenant farmers
become farm owners.
Il never heard of such thing" ="
Mr.. Cooley declared. Mr.. Baldwin
said it was felt that the rehaoilita-
ton program should include all nor
NAL living expenses, as we'll as nor
NAL farm expenses.
Il think 1t entirely conceivable
that marriage might constitute a
step in rehabilitation" he added.
do you think the Government
ought to encourage a man to get
married and go so far as to buy
the license when he has no visible
means of support and is coming to
the Government to get something
to live off?" Representative Flana-
gan, Democrat. of Virginia, asked.
mo sir, it's none of the Govern
ment's business" Mr.. Baldwin re-
piled, but If a young farm boy
wants to operate a farm and get
married I don't see any reason why
We shouldn't make . loan"
Evening star., 1943-07-03
j. ). Bombers FIy
Through Haze 10 Hit
Aifie|d in Sicily

BY the Associated Press
ALLIED HEADQUARTERS IN
NORTH AFRICA, July 3.-Flying
through heavy haze which OBJ
scured their targets, American
Mitchell bombers attacked the
Castelvetrano Airfield in Sicily
yesterday after RAF Wellingtons
had again raided Palermo, Sicily.
and Cagliari, Sardinia, the pre-
ceding night.
More than 20 enemy fighters rose
to attack the American planes,
which comprised the first medium
bomber mission of the Northwest
African Tactical Air Force since the
fall of Pantelleria Island June II.
The enemy attack was beaten of
largely through the efforts of es-
corting colored P-40 Warhawk pi-'
lots. one of whom shot down q
Focke- -Wulf-l90 to score the first
victory for his squadron. the first
colored air unit to see action in the
North African theater. -
Congratulated by Eisenhower. "'
Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower. Al-,
lied commander in chief. visited the
squadron after yesterdays fight and
personally congratulated the victo-
rious pilot, 1t. Charles B. Hall, %,
of Brazil, Ind. Gen. Eisenhower
also congratulated 1t Halls squad
ron commander, 1t. Col. Benjamin
o. Davis, jr., of Washington, D. O.
In addition to It. Halls victory,
the Warhawk fighters probably de-
stroyed MesserSchmitt-1 and
damaged another. All Allied planes
returned safely both from the night
and day operations.
Opposition from enemy fighters
yesterday was the heaviest encoun-.
tered in recent days and seemingly
| dispelled any idea that they had
been withdrawn from Sicily because
Of the continuous poundings that
| have been given the islands airs
drOmes.
Railroad Yard Area Hit.
Returning creWmen reported that
| iltID NCAC otolNN OIi cummings IlCoi
the railroad yards at Castelvetrano
RAF Wellingtons also encountered
haze over Palermo the preceding
night, but an official report said
! their attack on that vital Sicilian
port was heavy and successful"
| High explosives, including several
/ 000-pounders and incendiaries,
were dropped on the marshalling
yards the report said When one
/ stick of bombs burst on the sidingS
there was a series of brilliant blue
flashes. Other bombs fell near oil
! tanks north of the harbor. Cagliari
in SARDINIA also was attacked, and
all bombs were reported to have
landed in the target area"
Gen Eisenhower made $500.
mile tour yesterday Of Allied air.
dromeS in North Africa Among the
combat units he visited was an
American Spitflre group commanded
by 28-year-old Col Graham w.
West of Portland, Greg, whom he
congratulated on his units recent
Tooth victory.
Evening star., 1943-07-03
BY EDWARD KENNEDY,

officers with calm dignity and in
Sisting on their rights to be prisoners
of war. 1t hadn't yet been decided
what to do with them.
Italians, Germans Segregated.
1t was plain that there was little
love lost between the Germans and
the Italians. but they were segre-
gated and there were no incidents.
There was some ill-feeling between
regular Italian soldiers and Fascist
Blackshirts.
The prisoners had obtained their
propaganda at the front from Nazi
and Fascist "enlighteners' attached
to their armies.
They were told months ago that
Moscow had fallen and some still
thought 1t true.
The United States had been de-
scribed to them as a country largely
in revolt, running wild with sabotage
and peopled by strange mixture
of nationalities which had lost all
unity and cohesion under the strain
of war.
The Italians believed far less of
this than the Germans and many
of them said Mussolini was wrong in
going into the war and that there
was now little in it for Italy, no
matter which side won.
Some were against Mussolini and
Fascism, but none spoke against
the King. A few thought Crown
Price Umberto was the best hope.
Hear Ciano an Exile.
They said they had heard reports
that Count Galeazzo Ciano, for
mer foreign minister and Musso-
linis SON. law, was in exile on an
island.
We also brought home many
American wounded. One. tempo
rarily blinded. proved the best dice
player aboard. He had an assistant
another soldier, who read the cubes
for him.
And we carried many French avi-
alton cadets, some recently out OF
France, who will train here to be
pilots. They were astonished that
the food aboard was so good, and
that the prisoners got the same
meals as We got.
Our prisoners in Germany get
only black bread and watery SOUP
they said.
Evening star., 1943-07-03

killing a policeman during a holdup
in 1929, was one OF 80 who volun-
teered. I'D like to do something
for somebody" he said.
When the anesthetic wore of he
went in to see Evelyn. She couldn' t
move her arms or legs but she raised
her head. bobbing a green hair
ribbon.
Anything you want?'
Nothing. thank you. IL hope
the skin looks as nice on me as 1t
did on you"
How about a doll?"
Thanks" she laughed. Il have %"
"Well," said Donahue, you hurry
up and get better" He bent and
kissed her.
A group OF other TRUSTEES was
waiting for him at the penitentiary' s
inside gate.
Mice going" one Of them said.
Then the gate changed shut.
Evening star., 1943-07-03
Allied Navies' Convoy Job
Praised by Elmer Davis
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press
Elmer Davis, director of war in
formation, said last night the Amer
ican, British and Canadian Navie;'
could be proud of the fact 1000, 900
American troops had been trans
ported overseas with less than 200
lives lost in the process"
Saying in his regular weekly radio
summary of events that the German
submarine campaign had failed"
Mr.. Davis said even NaN Propa-
ganda Minister Goebbels admitted
the Americans and British have
enough shipping and fighting men
to land anywhere on the continent
that they want to.
An important effect Of the failure
Of the German submarine campaign,
Mr.. Davis said, appeared in the
casual announcement lately that
there are 1000 900 American soldiers
overseas-Army only. not counting
marines or naval personnel ashore"
Evening star., 1943-07-03
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