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SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED

LISTINGS OF
Arlington Homes Wanted.
Brisk demand makes this a favorable
Realty Associates, Inc,
46l7 Lee Hwy CHI 1898, oxford 1870 TIL
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600.

1875 acres, with bungalow. barn and out
buildings: one of the best buys on the
market today; south of Poolesville, Md
line. Call Mr.. Williams
E. M. FRY, INC,
1o4N WIS Ave $40
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TODAN'S BEST Buy

Attractive o-scory BRICK Colonial IN
Silver SprlnG, slate roof. buit-in garace
large screened side porch. ful basement
stairs, deep fenced lot; only SS450: So
500 cash required, An outstanding value
Suburban Realty Co SH A161
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE.

INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOX SALE.
patTiy TIc.sI slSoo9 price SIl5999 NJ James
% UNITS. excellent NV. section, yearly
ssi.ts ST. 900; No IsFms 1sa James E Tucker real
q UNITS, v, section; yearly income ap-
TsGtsr pen! orlee ice, $4,000 sssms James
l-FAMILY FLAT. 10th and ,sts. ne
Gas heat. semidetached, yearly income,
81 go; priee' Sln,5oo; terms James E.
FAMILY HOUSE. Just completed. Call
fS3sF 1Fo BrsSfss # m RE 4ss9
commercial. building. heavy construction.
yator, loading ,pia torn soft, alley, OIL
printing company. tire. wholesale liquor or
heavy i19dgstTy; sac,ri1se, Act!i M.
Whitetord n Mc8seyer * eH whiteford' 1914
s:3,95o19.unit ss21 apartment building, semi,
crete screened porches, large rooms, rea-
sonable rent: close to stores and trans
portation; will show excellent returns.
s!FAMILY coLoREp FLAT, NV. sec
pced Ge on At s6e5man ss51n es Mr en ssos s9o s
EXCELLENT INcoME1 northwest sec
tlon. near 3 transportation lines. a we'll
modern oil neat. CO, 5562.
ATTRACTIVE CORNER CUNT BUILD
ms located IN one OF our finest sections
For price and terms call Harry Cohen
1,os s sHANNoN 4 N & LucHs CO. o,.
New Brick 4-Family Flat.
Only S4 500 investment required for
payment above longterm first trust loan
at low interest rate.
KELLEY g. BRANNER
Dl 1140. Evening OR. 1886 or WI 6s44
NEW 8-UNIT APARTMENT
Bldg S2x31. with full basement which
means there's. living space and satisfied
tenants over the long pull, rents. $500;
priced TO sell located in a popular Airing =
ton DEVELOPMENT KELLEY & BRANNER.
Dl 40 Evenings, WI 6s44 or OR 52s6.
10-UNIT APARTMENT,
NEARBY VIRGINIA
ms new building is remarkable buy
OF $1,000; will pay you TO investigate, For
information call Mr. Frederlcks, MA 1905;
after h:30. 81 6664.
APARTMENT BUILDING,
NEAR 4th AND PENNA. AVE Sc.
a year only 5000 cash above a / st trust.
payable monthly until paid; good buy act
quick. A. S. GARDINER & CO, 1851
DETACHED CORNER,
Near 18th and Spring rd-6 units; mod
crate rentals; modern, attractive: new CON
WHfTEFoRD. 1S94 oH st. MeAhfHhF SlS DI Fa7oSS s
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$11.75N-Mount plpa SAINT,

A comparatively new home. hqvino a
deliehtful view o. Rock Cree; Par!, This
property has fun ADVANTAGE Of the cool
ar from this park. s eXtra-larae rooms.
: BEDROOMS > t'lod b7tNS. recreation room
GAS A1R-NONTlTICNFD HEAT built-in
sarace Entire property IS IN excellent
Sondlt!on modern features arr included.
1nsneCtlon by annolnr nenf THIS EVE
MING, CAJJ MISS BLAND WO "756.
THOS. J. FISHER &; co, INC, realtors.
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IN SILVER SPRING.

IMMEDIATE POSSESSION-GAS HEAT
Well-hullt "-Story, h-room red brick.
attractlNt. larse living room with fireplace.
paneline ana ouit-ir book5hclyes. Stepur
porch. Ful Basement with lav, Copper
pipes WcstGC;- tr!ppcd, Insulated
-tHIu-$.l,uOO down
WOFTHT%GTON BEATTY SH 81 -
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WOODSIDE PARK-S14,95O.
Beautiful GrOllndS-An Acre
PARK RD., NEAR 18th ST.
VACANT E00

Semide:ached brick, bedrooms: lot 40
matte heat immediate possession BOSS
81 PHELPS. Realtors. exclusively Ask for
Mr.. ShackelfOrd, Ma. $500. Evening and
Sunday. SliCo bt5OS
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DETACHED CORNER

Near 18th and Spring rd.--6 units; mod
crate rentals: modern attractive: new con-
dition; Mr.. johnson. McKEEVER &
WHlIEFORD, 1914 K st. NV. DI 9706
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2704 9th ST. NV,

Located in St Thomas parish jIst
north OF Wsrdman Pars Hotel First foor,
Kitchen, Inulosed porch Second floor
library with fireplace. bedroom. bath and
incoScd porch Third floor , bedroom
bath and inclosed porch This home is
situated in ,pl ndid and convenient
location Inspect tlon by appointment only
PHILLIPS n CANDY, INC.
MA $500 Realtors lOl" 18th St w
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
BEAUTIFUL
BEVERLEY HILLS.

oc IAtAJaA x1xAxjo,
$10,500.
Lovely s-bedroom home. with large
screened porch sun deck. fireplace, storm
windows, garage. slate roof. This home
is like new.
$12,5OO.
Lovely Colonial 3 bedrooms "a baths
screened porch, recreation room. corner
lot Like new.
$16,95O.
Palatial home, 3 bedrooms. ala baths
breakfast room. maids room, fruit cellar
rec. room, cedar closets, large porches
screened Gear garage
$500.
A, nice broom home in Virginia High
lands.
Call Temple 335l. en'
UNUSUAL OFFER.
Select home in Lynhaven while under
construction. See and know ever detaill
Over $50 sold-proof OF value! Furnished
min. from downtown on !, express bus
lines Only S:36. A mo. covers everything
Full price from $3.50. Call Mr.. Ivey
Adams sssS1
CLOSE TO SCOTT CIRCLE.
PRICE, $500.
This row brick house on an alley has
3 floors and easement and will readily
remodel into 4 fats. There are baths
and gas h.-w.h. and single brick garage.
1t is row rented as rooming house.
Office Phone Service Until PM
VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO, INC,
Est. 1887
DI. 1915 Realtors. 1919 K St. NV
DETACHED BRICK,
$l0,250.
VACANT.
Beautifully located near Wis and West
ern aves.. convenient to transportation and
school. Large lv. room with open fire.
place. din. room, kitchen, spacious bed
rooms. tiled bath with built-n tub and
shower. ,srge recreation room with log
burning flrelace Just 2 years old, featur-
ing slate roof, copper downspouts and
cutters. automatic heat. Phone immedi-
ately for inspection, MIR. Evans, WO. 0@90,
with
SHANNON g. LUCHS co,
1908 H st. w. National 2345.
IMMEDTATE OCCTTpANCV
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NW-DET RRTCK e15 sno

bedrooms :, baths g. are MASTER re-
ceptlon hall living room, fireplace, dining
room, Hnotty pine den or bedroom, de luxe
kltchen, breakfast ROOM pantry: h-w. oil
neat Summer-wlnter hookup; new storm
windows; finished, InSul attic; garage
large lot: Anchor fence Truly a fine home
McDEVITT, Realtor. RA. 4422.
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Detached Brick Home, Large Lot
ClAco-iln Arli,nctnrn

Fine-pancicd den and FUZZY screened side
porch IN aeoll On o the tull X rconiS and
tiled bath. tUll b sCmGnr. air-co-dltloned
heat. bus - Bloc. NJ. PovrFi.. NO ''OtG.
EEL LIZ s. RANNEE NJ LIN
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
"YOUR CHILDREN"

As well as yourself will enjoy this 6-yr. .-old
detached brick, center-hall home with 4
large bedrooms, baths. 1st-h. Law, Gear
attached garage, overlooking Rock Creek
Park: This owner has the property priced
to sell. Call ME. 1143 until pm
j WESLEY BUCHANAN REAJTOR
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NEAR End AND KENNEDY

NEAR End AND KENNEDY.
Nicely arranged home of Il rooms and
modern bath, -as heat, front and double
rear porches. garace, nicely terraced lawn
Near schools, churches and TRANSFORMATION.
Price. $3.50. IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
Can be seen only by appointment with Mr.
Wolberg, IA. 17S6.
SHANNON g. LUCHS CO,
1905 II st. NV. National o3t5.
ROCK CREEK PARK ESTATE.
old in perfect condition, situated on a
beautiful lot S0x130 #: bedrooms. :,
baths, lar-e living room, dining room.
is large enough for twin beds: recreation
room, finished attic. lear built-in garage.
Inspection by appointment only with Mr.
Cohen, GE. 02S6 with
SHANNON & LUCHS co,
sNG IL NJ al
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DETACHFD-RARGAIN

Fmer-0U >. n " near l}th-1 rooms a
hedrooms' bal h. flushed attic; COM
pnro pletG path Oh iirSt floor auto. beat.
only $40. 15u. TERMS Gail til p m
YOUR NEIGHBOR BOUGHT FROM Us =
Leo NJ. Bernstein & Co. ME- 5d0O
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APARTMENT BUILDING

NEAR 4th AND PENNA. AVE. Sc
IL apis: rented at approximately s. 900
year; only $1,000 cash above a ist trust.
,ayable monthly until paid; good buy. act
lulck. A. S GARDINER & CO, 1851
st NV Ma 0t34
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UNDER $4,000.
QUICK POSSESSION

lovely small home. containing large
liv. room, din room, ultramodern kit. .
generous size bedrooms, mod. tiled bath.
Near Lafayette School. Owner will give
quick possession Terms Inspection by
app. Ewes. call Mr.. Glover. WO. GAO.
DIXIE REALTY CO., ma. $3.50.
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CHEVY CHASE, D C.

Block and Half Of Conn. Ave
Brick detached center-hall Colonial
BuLt ! year. Large rooms. 3 freplaces
Library. frst-f1oor Iavatory, 3 bedrooms, Z"
tiled baths; attic and recreation room
maids room and bath, gas air-conGitioned
heat, bullt-in double earaee lot 1Ox1 50
The home is IN perfec, condition. The
location Is ideal. Price, So 800
BOSS (, PHELPS. l4l7 X S. NV
M L. Ill -
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CHEVY CHASE, D. G.
C10 5OO TERMS
CHEVY CHASE D. C-s13 a5f

-1k~1I' J,J
lst f., front porch. RECEIPT hall = bed-
rms. and bath, liv. rm, Fireplace, lge din
nm and kit, pantry, back stairway;
nedrms., and, bath ,2nd A.; insulated, W. s.,
screened refs: oil hit: gar, lse. lot.
McDEV1TT, Realtor, RA. 4422.
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FOREST HILLS.

$4,000.
Just > years old center entrance Law
and den on LIST floor. dinette of kitchen;
> bedrms., :: baths; recreation room with
bar: gas automatic heat. a-car det ga
rage H2rry Dreisen. exclusive, MA 771,.
IA G9Oo
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WOODRIDCE SPECIAL

Isle 2sth II e half SQUARE no. Rhode
bers, bath eNd q half auto. heat rccrea-
ton nm with fireplace, elec. kitchen, ga
rage, Ice. lot, fenced priced at $4,000.
worth 5000 more vacant. o0CT TO
pm daily. key at Office Y c NAYNOR
4 GO 231 Rhode land aye. ne. NO
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CUSTOM BUILT

ROOA1S. Z BATHS.
In hzLly desirable NV. location this
eharmlng brick home just . wears old. was
especially de~lzued and built for present
owner. has every modem convenience and
q wealth OF special detail seldom found
IN the AVERAGE home Ideal for the small
family PTICeo RIGHT tNr immediate edlc
For details !. Sydnc" KaT. WI 9965.
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South Irving St. Near Columbia
Pike. ARLINGTON.

Scmrde'pgh0d brick. 3-hrtrooal home,
fuI be,7n}en', r-condN'on~d heat; $3.50,
only S9ln cash. low MONTH" payments.
NO nn- q r-rI. r-N, n, hN,N---rc ~ -
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BUNGATOW-e5 95O

- 6-room. cedar ehlngled bunealow. IN
Takoma Park Nd, close to school and
balance easy
Suburban Realty Co.. SH. 416l
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S8,65O-$95O DOWN, IL MO
Near l4th and Shepherd-s-r and b.
Col. br., gas burner, gar; cost So. 500
Near park-10 l.. > b., ami: $4,000
$3.50 down. . duplex. S7.7oO, $3.50 down
ca Near 18th and G net r. and b.,
$3.50. as is terms, few trade vacant
Md, Va. bargains. N E. RYON CO..
l2lk New York ave MA. 1907
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NORTHEAST SACRIFICE

Todd pl. n.e.-Semidetached brick, 3
room, bath. porches, etc; excellent con-
6ition; convenient to everything. ONLY
$500, ~ d2n, on terms; Call until pm.
Leo M. Bernstein g. Co., ME. 54OO
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BE HESDN, MD.
ATTRACTIVE Cape Cod bungalow, 3 large
rooms, LIVING room with fireplace, dining
room. fully equipped kitchen . bedrooms
and bath, stairway to attic. oil INV b =,
prica and terms. To inspect call
L. G. WHITE, Real Estate,
Established 1910.
7115 Wis. Ave. WI 1000. Ewes, WI 4943
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10-UNIT APARTMENT

NEARBY VIRGINIA
IhlS new building is a remarkable buy
on today's market has a yearly return
Of S6,600; will paw you TO investigate For
information call Mr. Fredericks MA 1905.
after $40, 81 6664
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"A PICTURE HOME, "

An almost npw dctacrc1 brick home with
rooms and barn n B hcS6a Nd This
owner wants a quick sale and h7e redvcoa
the nr-c' accordingly. Cal NE. il43
until pm
j WE-lzv BvCFANAV, RFhLroR
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NEW 0-UNII AFNR 7 MEN
Bldg. S.,x31, with full basement. which
means there's living space and satisfied
tenants over the long pull; rents. $500;
liberal l5-year frst trust at 4Iare. anc
priced TO sell; located IN popular Airing
Dl. .L4M. Eyenlngs. WI kS44 or OR 5nsE
Evening star., 1943-03-24

privates. they had nothing to say
about their activities, but Col. Con-
rad put it this way:
They are good soldiers making
their own friends on their own
merits
An enlisted man In the group said:
They're just one of us. good soldiers
like every one else. There are no
politics in the battalion"
The battalion commander said
that officers and non-coms assigned
to the unit were selected partly on
the basis OF their familiarity with
the German language.
German classes for the CONS
and English classes for the 645 bat
talon members are nightly fea-
tlre
Evening star., 1943-03-24
Many Refugees Join
Austrian Battalion
Training in Indiana
Lot Of Bloody Noses
Promised When Soldiers
Return to Homeland
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CAMP AT"TERBURY, Ind, March
24-Many members of the recently
formed Austrian Battalion in train
ing at this Army center are refugees
from that Nazi dominated nation,
but they are SO busy with combat
training routine they have little
time for reflections on the past.
They do think about the future
There will be lot of bloody noses
when we get. back to Austria" Pfc
Frank Steiner said today. Steiner
isn't his real name, but he's on the
battalion roll that way-to conceal
his real identity because he spent a
year in a Nazi prison camp and his
mother still is in Austria.
Pvt. Steiner, who transferred to
this battalion form the 10th Divi-
sion, escaped from the prison camp
to Africa and in eight months
reached New York. I'm an Ameri-
can soldier now" he said proudly
He has applied for citizenship
papers.
The 10lst Infantry Battalion (Sep
arate) is the official designation oi
the AuStrians, who are commanded
by 1t. Col. Vincent J. Conrad.
Included in the battalion. which
was activated December IS, 1912
following q short enlistment cam
paign by Archduke Otto, are three
other sons of the Empress Zita-
Felix, Charles Louis and Rudolf. Al
Evening star., 1943-03-24
Answers on Meat Rotionino
OPA Also Clarifies Details of PIon for
Cheeses, Canned Fish, Fats, Oils

A. As rule, the butcher will be
able to reduce the cut to conform to
your available points. Where this
is impossible, you may be asked to
choose another cut.
Q. How will the butcher set the
point value Of boned rolled roast?
But Bone Belongs to You.
A. He will weigh the roast with
the bone in to determine it's point
value. He may then remove the bone
so the roast can be rolled if you
wish-and the bone is yours.
Q. Must I pay the same number
of points a pound for whole side of
bacon as I do for sliced bacon I buy
in packages?
A. No. A whole slab of bacon is
considered a wholesale cut and will
be sold at the trade" point value.
Q. How will I know how many
points to pay for each cut of meat?
A. Point prices OF retail cuts will
be listed on an official table of con-
sumner point values and at least one
copy will be posted in every store
In addition, each retailer will have
copy of the point value of whole
sale cuts. Point values may also be
attached to cuts Of meat displayed
in show cases.
@. May I have round steak ground
for hamburger?
A. Yes. But you must buy 1t and
give points for it as steak. You may
then have it ground if you wish.
Q. How do pay points for meat
which is not cut to just an even
number Of points?
Low Fraction Is Dropped.
A. A fraction of point is dropped
If it is less than half point, and a
full point is charged If the fraction
is more than one-han.
@. How will I know how many
points I must pay for cut of meat
if don't recognize its name on the
table of point values?
A. Your butcher Is an expert on
meat cuts; ask him your questions.
@. May I buy ham, bacon and
butter from the farmer with whom l
usually trade?
A. Yes. You may continue to buy
rationed food anywhere you wish,
and you pay the same number of
ration points, regardless of where
you do your buying.
Evening star., 1943-03-24
British Gain Objectives,
But Fail to Gust Jops

CALCUTTA, March % Delayed
Pl-British troops have failed in
four attempts to crush japanese de-
fenSes on the tip Of Mayu Peninsula
and to hold their own positions be-
tween the Arakan and Mayu Rivers
in Burma, but qualified observers
said today they had accomplished
three detectives:
/. They killed japanese.
2. They gained valuable expe-
rience in jungle warfare.
3. They frustrated any plan the
japanese may have had to invade
India before the monsoon.
Now the British must readiust
their forces to positions which can
be supplied during the monsoon
period, when upward of 300 inches
OF rain floods hundreds of square
miles.
Only few weeks remain before
the monSoons break.
The campaign down the Mavu
Peninsula, with Donbaik as one of
the objectives, marked the peak of
British operations in the Arakan
area of Burma.
They had greater fire power than
the japanese on one front, and they
had extended their sway eastward
without japanese opposition earlier
but were unable to capitalize on
their gains.
AS the situation stands today. the
British are unlikely to clear the
peninsula before the monsoons.
The British efforts on the penin-
sula begged down mainly because
they were unable to capture two
japanese strongpoints in three
major attacks. all of which followed
the same pattern: A barrage fol-
lowed by frontal infantry charge,
supported by aircraft
1t had been considered too dam
eerous to bypass the strongpoints
which twice have been surrounded.
Both sides suffered considerable
casualties considering the size of the
front.
On another front Indian troops
which formerly held a position on
the Kaladan River are presently in
the vicinity of Thaungmaw, north
OF Akyab, after withdrawing before
making contact with the enemy.
On the third Burma front Brit
ish and Indian troops now are
formed in a line from ThaungmaW
guarding Rathedaunug, after with
drawing Is miles under periodic
Japanese fire.
This force. after reaching a oosi-
ton from which to attack kathe-
daung. a few miles north of Akyab,
were forced to withdraw in two leaps
when the japanese counterattacked
from Rathedaung.
The japanese did not attempt a
frontal assault. but skirted into the
mountains, shelling the British posi-
tions from the hilltops with their
mortar batteries. Other groups
pushed on. coming out behind the
British main concentrations and in
ducing them to withdraw rather
than to have their supply lines cut.
Evening star., 1943-03-24
DR.. Rogotz to Lecture
At Chevy Chase COLLEGE

DR.. Lowell Joseph Ragatz, his
tory professor at George Washing
ton University, will lecture at the
Chevy Chase Junior College Sunday
on the theme. 'Partitioning OF
Africa-Biggest Real Estate Deal in
History"
The next two successive Sunday
nights he will speak on Brightest
Africa" and Africa, Land of the
Future" The talks will be given
after 7 o'clock supper.
Evening star., 1943-03-24
.WPB Orders OUTPUT
OF Canning Equipment
Boosted 10 Meet Rush
Three Billion Closures TO
Be Made and Pressure
Cooker Quote Doubled

BY the Associated Press.
The Government is ready for a
rush by housewives to get home
| canning equipment.
An all-time record home canning
season is expected because of food
rationing and the Victory garden
program, but the War Production
Board reported yesterday its belief
that it has provided for enough jars,
lids and rubber rings to meet de-
mandS.
There won't be as many pressure
cookers as housewives want, WPB
said, though steps have been taken
to permit production of 1000 cook
ers, twice as many as last year.
Metal Is Released.
WPB has released enough metal to
permit manufacture of almost all
types of lids, jar rings and other
closures. More than 5000. .00O, 900
new ones will be turned out, and
these will supplement an estimated
two billion old covers which are fit
for reuse.
Zinc lids are banned, but four 9TH
er types of closures are being made
About 600 100000 will be self-sealing
three-piece units, consisting of rub
Der ring, fiat glass cap and metal
screw band. About $500, 900 600
others will be thin metal discs for
use with metal screw bands---the
familiar two-piece closures.
Also being made are about 150,-
900 900 one-piece metal caps, some
with top seal and others for use with
shoulder seal rubber rings, to be
used like the zinc lids. More than
100000 jars complete with wire
clamps, glass lids and rubber rings
also are to be turned out.
Jar Production Increased.
There will be plenty of glass jars.
About 500,000000 will be manufac-
tured for home canning-seven times
as many as in 1910 and twice as
many as last year. Many house
wives also are saving glass jars from
commercially-packed foods. Glass
manufacturers turn out about l.
500,000,0 900 Of these annually.
On top of these are an estimated
$500 600, 900 home canning jars used
last year and again available this
season.
Evening star., 1943-03-24
~ The Associated Press.


The ONCE of Price Admin.stra-
ton today issued the following
questions and answers on meat
rationing:
Q. How many pounds of meat
will be able to buy for each per-
son in my family when rationing
begins?
A. You are not on per pound"
meat ration. What amount you get
depends on the cut Of meat you buy,
and what other rstioned foods YOU
wish to buy with your red stamps.
You will have Is points a person to
spend each week for meats, cheeses.
canned fish and fats and oils to-
gether.
Q. Will I get more meat for my
stamps If l buy cuts of higher point
value?
A. Not necessarily. Point values
are determined by a. number of
factors in addition to the amount of
edible meat pound. Porterhouse
steak, for example, worth eight
points a pound, has large bone; +;
beef liver, worth only six points, has
no bone at all.
c. When rationing begins can I
be sure that I will find all the cuts
OF meat listed on the table of con-
sumner point values in every store?
Full Assortment Not Promiesd.
A. Probably not In localities
where there have been shortages of
meat, it may take a little time be-
fore markets will have complete
assortment. However, housewives
can be sure of finding as much ra-
toned food in any store as they
have points to spend.
@. VIII chain stores, as well as
high-priced meat markets, all charge
the same number Of points per
pound for the same cut Of meat?
A. Yes. The values are the same
all over the country. Sliced bacon,
boneless picnics and most beef
steaks, for example, will have a
value Of points a pound. No mat
ter where you buy them, just as pork
liver and veal kidneys will cost
points pound in every store.
@. What should do If the butch
er cuts off larger piece of meat
than I asked for-and that costs
more points than I want to spend
for meat?
Evening star., 1943-03-24
Raj Blasts laps
AT Donbaik, Sinks
Sampans in Burma
Enemy Troops Moving
Along Touneoo Road
Are Muchine-Gunned
Ry he Associated Press.

5H me associated ffehS
NEW DELHI, India, March "a
japanese positions at Donbaik, on
the Mayu Peninsula above Akyab
in Burma, were bombed yesterday
by the Raj, and several sampans
on the Kaladan River were sunk
by fighter patrols, British COM
munique said today.
Enemy troops moving along Toun-
goo road also were machine -gunned,
1t was announced.
The enemy airfield at Magwe and
the town of Akyab were bombed
last night, the war bulletin said.
The japanese sent planes over an
Allied airfield in Southeastern Ben
gal before dawn yesterday and
caused slight damage and few minor
casualties, it was said.
Evening star., 1943-03-24

the majority of delivery and other
commercial vehicles.
1t also was proposed to increase by
approximately Is per cent the speci-
fed car automobile bodily injury liza
bility insurance rates for public
livery taXicabs and public passenger
carrying buses.
The Virginia Auto Mutual In
surance Co. appeared in opposition
To any changes In Virginia rates.
whether increases or decreases, that
do not rest on experience and which