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BoATS.

MOTOR YACHT Al. very comfortable, !.
CABINS. extra equip excellent condition
ME-. 49,. Nj. Campbell Capital Yscnt Club.
CABIN LAUNCH. Hooper Island. 81 It. lons,
lo-ft. beam, i-ft. draft: power, Stude-
DaSer -. typical Hooper Islander
famous Tor ability TO take sny KIND OF
weather. Boat freshly painted and ready
~
ASK FOR Mk. BRlGhTENBURG
DistIIet Yacht Co, tith and WAGER ST Sc
Between and y PM TR Sg5I
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SUBURBAN ROOMS WANTED.
ROOMS WITH BOARD

bOARD AND ROOM. private home. in
vicinity OF ballslon for man and a-year-
9ld son CH. 0s3S between am and
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FARM & GARDEN

TRACTOR, one Caterpillar no; orig
insHy from Government needs minor
repairs. James y. CIaig, 35G l. ST. sw.,
MA. 4IaS
YOU, TOO. can have beautiful. healthy
efeen lawn! Let us fertiliZe and seed it
LOT you. Careful expert work Call ia,
1898 or 81. 1898 for estimate
FOR BEST RESULTS
sruhe your trees now. Also trees cut
down: careful. expert work, rates reason
able CAN ia. 3S3S or Sligo Is3S,
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TABLE BOARD WANTED

REL lRED GOVT WORKER twoms
MShtS room aud board N quet, pleas
home Bon 2SS-k Slar is.
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ROOMS FURNISHED.

ss6, Mt. Pleasant car line: mi. a7ss
140s 18th ST. .N.W..Large front room,
suitable for 3; also double room Du 9ss7..
1923 EYE ST. N.W-very large cool
double rooms. near bath. S35 and S45
monthly.
l34I, L ST. N.W.--Desirabie single and
double rooms, from 50 to Sti so weekly.
NORTHWEST SECTIoN-For young couple
On i4th st. ear line Co. isa@. 'A''
1915 NEW HAMPSHIRE, AVE.--Larse front
eses sss carr ns sse foSe es laundry priv
l4s2 MONROE ST. N.W.-single room,
cont h. W; SIS week. DU. 1870
share tub and shower with 4 other men;
separate living room separate entrance.
Porches. cool, detached gentle home; bus
distance OF Govt. bldss. FIR. 9:45.
.4ll PENNA. AVE. N,W,-Beautitul large
room to share for another lady RE. $3.50
THE CHURCHILL" l740 st. NV
Single rooms with running water. near
path and shower; $3.50 weekly. Double
rooms. with running water, near bath and
showers; S10-Sl@ weekly.
1879 ST. N.W.--Large dble. rm. on End
floor: semi-pvt. bath; convenient downtown.
AVAIL. JUNE l5nsumqer. rates. lee. front
rm, sgle. and dble.: running water. maid
service. S37 Mintwood pl (st Columbia
rd) Quiet and refined EN-. s4O9
NEWLY FURN.-VACANCY.
1886 Woodley pl n nw-Twin and single
rm' near Conn. bus and Shorehsm Hotel.
AID. 52S3.
JUST OF 10th ST,
Near Rock Creek Psrk-Attractiye twin
and single rooms. Adams l2l3.
N.W.-2 DOUBLE ROOMS.
! single; married couple or single girls;
kitchen privileges; after g. ia, 1925.
IMMEDIATELY AVAILABLE.
Large. cool. newly furn room with run
ming water, windows, large closet. twin
beds. maid and phone service; 10 Minis
downtown by st.car; for . employed per-
sons $50 each.
Also large single with running water.
$40 Call DE 4Ss6
COLCRED-2 men to share room with
another; Christian home. MI. 4325 after
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ROOMS UkFURkiSHED.
Biz B ST. SE.-One room and private
bath No cooking.
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POULTRY & EGGS.

CHICKENS FOR SALE ia Iarse or small
quantities, ranging from 3 10 /. weeks
oio. over 10000 to select from; heavy
preeo Also Dullels. Vienna IlU-J. or
Rockville 7Sl M,
F.. W. SOLG1ANO 4 CO
Fooitfy eauipment; full line tShelman' $
feeds. Al New York ave ne. FIR. 1900
! 90. = 81. NV Ma U09l
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SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT. part time. bookkee
evenings, SUNDAYS. by experienced Gov.
ernment accountant; knowledse of payroll
! laxeS !,aS and new withholding tax. Box
| ACCOUNTANT. supervising, accustomed 10
Iall responsibility. over 10 years orsan.
ence IN executive contracts. public and
| private auditing. airline accounting. taxes
| definitely draft deferred Bon 335-K STAR
! ACCOUNTANT. c. p. A.. 81. seven years
diversified business experiences draft de-
!erreds masters decree: permannt. BOX
| ACCOUNTANT. expert; books started, kept
| part time: tax reports; local references;
reasonable; very prompt. OR. 2014.
CHEF. colored. hieh-class. for hotel. res
| taursnt or private family. Shepherd ?696.
CoLLEGE STUDENT. colored, intellis ent,
honest, reliable. references. desires night
work. IR. iS.:; II.
ENGINEER, third class, now employed.
plumber. TR 65aa, W. c. o. Is.
ness AND extensive, Photographic back :
sround. desires position with opportunity
to travel. Box 3l3K. Star. 49,
MAN, white. "a. handy with tools, also
details. Box als-K. Star. Is'
SENIOR CADET. Augusta Military Acad-
tioS tms' TSSld Co la; Va work for summer Vae'-
TRUCK DRIVER desires work in or Out. of
YOUTH. Intelligent, ambitious. responsible,
IA. wants worthwhile summer Job. OIL.
o6'4 ewes. or before $3.50 am. 49,
MANAGER,
Married. age -. seeks permanent con-
nection, experienced in lsrse cafeteria and
SITUATIONS WOMEN.
CLERK. general once work. teaching ex-
perience. eNiI service rstlnE; $40. Phone
Laurel 49i-J. ~
DlEIITIAN wishes position would like
school S % or - eollete; all answers confidential
Dun 'oo-h' oth IL.
GOVT. TYPlST. colored. would like work
s.senineS. t-9, and for all day sundays
Box 2,S-k, Star. ~
MOTHER VI small child husband soon to
enter service. seeks uffice position in North
west section; iO-hour week; seven years
eAperitnee m Government hnanee ofice
as audit clerk. capable Of manasing small
ytfice, Intelligent, GOOD telephone Voice
knoMieuse uf typing. Telephone Michisan
5''ii Vi write Box '!.O-k Star. ~
NURSE. practical. hospital training. de-
s,ires case son, aleScent or chrome adult:
tree to travel WO UISl.
PRACTICAL NURSE desires job nursing
RESIDENT MANAGER or OFFICE MAN
AGER; .? years experience in managing.
aecouhtancy. bookkeeping. secretarial
WORK. hishest efnciency ratings, Al refer
cnct>. Box '.a6-K Star 49,
SALES CORRESPONDENT. university xrad-
uate. years executive sales experience
covering sales III lumber. manufacturing
auu radio fieids also, qualified, to trans
late Spanish correspondence: desires worth
while permanent connection; excellent ref
erenceS. Box 3i:i-K Star
STENOGRApHER-TYp also exper,-
enced III senl ONCE work. desires position
four 10 siN hours. ive-dsy week BOX
3!:-k, Star.
Sr-STENOGkArHER, Howard stu
dent. part-lime nishL work preferably
1-s Experienced co. 1909.
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PERSONAL.

WOMAN. experienced. vCIored. with n
year old oaushter, houseW0rk ano plain
cook Sleep IA. AID, 3I5a.
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$40 MONTH

COOK apd houseworker, experienced:
In family references WI 43!3
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YOUR OWN PORK

rOh SALE. % or more spIng pIgs,
SlO and up. berkShires. Chesters Du
!oes' Poland Chlna crosses; GROW winter
food now. Can write G. Lassiter
l.Iure! Nd Laurel l-F-il
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MAID, light colored. Tor general house
work, cooking and serving in beautiluI
new home: . adults: health card private
room and bath; must live in: afternoons
on 500 mo. RA. S2:!2 between = and
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MANAGER
SITUATIONS woAEk

Married. sse 10. seeks permanent con-
nection. experienced in lsrse cafeteria and
restaurant operations. BOX 3Sl H. Star
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year old aaushter, houseWork ano plain
cook Sleep IA. AID 3I5a
PERSONAL.
osscEE orr Es.s sheu,khs ult,s5,I TvI19oN FEsNcn
dow ntowm, Box 330-k. Stsi
NURSE HAS VACANCY FOR ELDERLY
iaayi @ lovely: isrse rn. sdjoinins screened
ELDERLY LADY DESIRES RESIDENCE IN
lehned home of nurse, tray service North
west Washington preferred. Box 30s-k
sll-krl ensemble, ases Is 10 20. Public
sppeatsuces SvlO opportunities Write
Be aya .%s Sr .aS pnS1s sS@cs s.a s1 "a.
FEkl. BETTER AFTER FIRST TREAT
Mehl VI no Tee paid. relief Tor PANS and
aches due rneums ism. arthrit,s. nervous
hess colds. nu, asthma VI other ailments
also RELIEF tor tired. AchInk swollen feet.
LADY NAIukOrArnIC DOCTOR with ~
,eata' ekD IA vhaise. Sii :GsJ
WORKING w. MolHEk WANTS DAY. CARE
ior "'<-sr -uld siri vicinity West Falls
CHURCH oi near Lee highway wall lnx
d.stan.e Library Of Consreas. Can Falls
Church l.uu-E alter 6:3U v.lu
DEAFENsD,-E ELECTRO EAR VACUUM
tube hearing aid enables YOU % hear bet
Yer Muley-baek suarantee. No obIs ion
RE . &GemonS.tsl'Tn & MoDEfN HEAkIhG
IN SaESC. SlN cN , ~ % n. oLD lilRl-,
xenliie home; ne. section no 1881
WILL SHARE MY uOME DURING SUM
mef. while ny husband IS away IA school
wan eous ehtai snployed lady. nice house.
Garueu aud S-nouth-Vid baby watkins DIS
tauve downtown Silver sprlnx and Eoou
lfansport alton 10 Washington; two meals
very reasousbie 10 !iEht persua Box 10
K, star
HEMORRHOIDS ERADICATEO BY MY
o"n method. Results effective for 4 life
time or money back. Write for booklet. No
1iuss OF surssry. DIR SOMMERW EkCk.
I;G. COLUMBIA I'd Adams U3SS
INTERNATIONALLY KNOWN SINGER
VIII ave singing lessons TO pianist in ex-
change Tor ACCOMPANYING. Box 316-H Star
PRONE SHEPHERD 3osU. ASK FOR MISS
Woodland, II Juu are ia heed Vt q loan
hp to 1870 ON ,ouI Signature
RObr Il. SCOTT
DkN IAL LABORATORY.
Room sul WeNtufy Bids. 6U5 I4th St NV
DR., II. W. JOHNSON. DENTIST
False Teeth Repaired While You Wait
Room CO.: Westory Bldg. bUj l4tn NV
NEED EXTRA MONEY?
Only requirement Is that you be en-
ployeo. II costs you nothing TO lnYestisate
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COOK WANTED-FirSt-c t-class salary: work
connned to the rrSt floor. liberal time OF
and help when needed. Call Mrs Worth
lngton. 2l22 Leroy pl., at i o'clock,
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

CORDIONS-Soprani. l"-bass. white
pearl, $50. Hohner. lll-baSs ivory
finish, demonstrated. SOB 90: private les
sons. Call Republic b2I3, KITS, 1880
G 81. middle OF block,
ADDING MACHS.. calculators hand and
cleo, all makes low priced; for sale or
rent while last. 'SUN. CO 46o5i
DI r3.o ''
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DiE1lIIAN wishes position would like
school Or college; all answers confidential
Box 9SO-K Star l.s
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HOUSEKEEPING. working: white. not over
90. must have GOOD rel, by adult euuple
nice room, bath, SIS per week. BOX
vi X, star
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HILLTOP SCHOOL.
Boarding Ages 81 CHI. oSOa 20.
BENJAMIN ACRES SUMNER
DAY CAMP.
AGES 4 TO IA
Aaudicrau Dancing -FlnEer
-Rhythmics-Play
Shop Fully Equipped Fairgrounds
SWIMMING Instruction
Weli-plsnned Activities.
Complete SUPERVISION
luucheOuS Optional
Transportation From Appointed Places
Rates Reasonable
Approved by Health Dept
Music aud Dancing Tea,her
Marv Ducey Walsh, ID M A.
swimming Instructor
MaIy Helm, Am RED Cross
HlDA 3. HATTON, DIRECTRESS,
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MAID WANTED, general hUuse~oTk. smalI
apartment, people; wages, SIS per wk
carsre. Telephone Hobart G44?. :IUU
lHfh II
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CATTLE & LIVESTOCK,

SUEhNSEYS =. milkins 3 gallons On grass
T 3. and bangs tested Call Locust tjs5-
j. after u.ul.
SHolCE brood soWS about
August hlst: dandy Poland China boar 10
months old weight about 800 lbs few
pigs. 10 weeks ola. IS each: :. choice COWS
o years old. heavy mixers. Cal! RA Ha.:i
atter g. ~ pm -.
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them adults; go or stay; Xi5; references
sol Chevy Chase blvd \, block from
Wisconsin ave. WI. S5AS.
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COUPLE. white; man employed, wife to
COOK and take care of house: man tv do
ood Jobs after hours: nice room and
bath. good WAGES. Can RE IHl9
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MAID for general housework aud cook
lnR Tor : adults: no lauudfy must lie
oe1endsble and neat. live out steady work
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COOK, reliable, experienced. capable of
manasing. for family of :: adults air
cooled apt: J. afternoon and SUNDAYS from
10 am. OF; best wages. Phone MI. 565
daily before IL noon
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MAID, by diploma TIC couple; rood salary
onered; reference required RA. o1ss
MAID, reliable. from ~ moon OF tull
ilme; GOOD cook. l13d Col. rd. NV co
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ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED

6Z4 CUNN. AVE. n :
.iple room. ~ month rnr
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| ACCOUNTANT. expert; books started, kept
part time. tax reports; local references;
reasonable; very prompt. OR. 2014.
CHEF. colored. hieh-class, for hotel. res :
| taursnt or private family. Shepherd 269B.
Evening star., 1943-06-17

HOUSEKEEPER, colored: live in Or cut
cooking and general houSewo"A . adults
both employed. GE. lUS? before / IN
and after d IN
Evening star., 1943-06-17

GOVT. TYPlST, colored would like work
rfehinsS, t-9, and for all day SUNDAYS.
X
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HOUSEKEEPER white, for 4 weeks. be-
ginning June 2l, employed couple. child
~ mos. old plain cooking and baby's
laundry private room. Call CH. 1.s3
hOUSEkEEPER. white, settled, good plain
cook: lady living III small apt Colum .
bia 41oh '''A
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MAID, general housework, intaut'x lsun-
dry: family 9 adults, Z children: all day
Thursday and Sunday afternoon OF $50
month lS W. Kirk st, Chevy Chase, Md
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SoSh. white or colored, for part time
nk. mork. from is:30 until s pm. good
Evening star., 1943-06-17

CLERK, general once work. teaching ex-
perience. civil service rating $40. phone
I
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC,

list r-STENOGRArHER Howard stu
!. part-lime night work. prefsrsbl,
Experienced CO. 1909.
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or out. Call Tempk Gigs.
tIlRls living near 18th and Columbia rd
Tor light housework, 10 hrs week !-rm
SPY; sspt'; employed couple with tidy habits,
Evening star., 1943-06-17

Removal, reasonable: sanitary service:
special rates for real estate men; ashes for
Swamps. etc. delivered reasonable Rhode
Island ave. section. Pay as you are served
Z trial. Union 0S43. zis
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DIAMONDS-OLD GOLD

Ula mond POCKET and WHIST watches, In
itisled birthstone diamond and wedding
rings. sny other iewelry and pawn tickets
purchased. HIGHEST prices paid. New York
JeMelrv Co. 1.,1 = III 81 IL "
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lSo trees cut
Ia cS rea son =
Sligo :iS.3S.
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HELP DOMESTIC tcent. J .

C0toRED GIRL reliable. for beauty shop,
IuiI or part time, SlS wk. salary. Me
N1S1. Call after 4 pm 1Ss
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worker, small boarding house,
Tking. conditions, good pay;
laundry, AID. o3SI
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MAID for xenerst housework ia smaA
spsrtment, tncluqlng cooking and baby'a
idunoTy. :, noon 20 pm. Sunday and
Monday on reference and heaith card re
eulIed. Az per week. rnoue oi. 1874
MAID gh W. small home. employed couple
Bry Rh 0lOO
Evening star., 1943-06-17

MAID, g. hw.. cook. live out. on Sunday
ana y day Thursday. sl4. cartare ref !:
NIL. Plea SAINT aD lNlH
Evening star., 1943-06-17

ACCOUNTANT. part time bookkeepfne
evenings. Sundays. by experienced Gov
ernment accountant: knowledae of payroll
taxes and new Withholding tax. Box
Evening star., 1943-06-17

OFFICER REQUIRES TUITION FRENCH
nnu Italian, preferably from native
do"n ntomn Box 3iU-k. Sta.
NURSE HAS VACANCY FOk ELDERLY
lady, lovely. lsrEe rn. adjoining sereeneu
porch. Tray service ia $40
Evening star., 1943-09-24
American University
Park Citizens Plan
War Fund Campaign

The Importance of the forthcom-
ing Community War Fund drive was
stressed last night at the first fall
meeting of the American University
Park Citizens Association at the
home of DR.. Paul Douglass, presi-
dent Of American University.
James Reilly, transportation spe-
cialist from the War Department,
told the group the fund would help
fill both local and foreign needs.
"Our aim and hope is to enroll
every man, woman and child to lend
a helping hand" he said.
The association voted to protest
curtailment OF the Capital Transit
bus service to Ward Circle, unless
the cut was necessitated by the gas
oline situation.
Lloyd Nell, chairman Of the asso-
cations Salvage Committee, an
nounced a special waste paper COL
lection will be conducted Saturday,
october 8. in the Northwest area.
Each family was asked to have at
least one bundle ready. The col
lection will be continued on the
second Saturday of each month.
The American Neighbor, the as
sociation's newspaper, will be dis
continued because of increases in
cost of publication. 1t was an
nounced. Hand dodgers will be
substituted.
The former meeting place Of the
organization in Hurst Hall on the
American University campus will
be given up because of night classes
and Red Cross meetings scheduled
there.
w. Arthur Ross, association pres
ident, agreed to serve as member
of the Civilian Defense Committee
for the area
Evening star., 1943-09-24
1t. Diehm to Address
SpeciuI Libraries Unit

1t. q. g. M. Diehm, USNR, OF
the Naval Medical School. will ad-
dress = dinner meeting Of the
Science Technology Group Of the
District Chapter Of the Special liz
braries Association at $50 pm.
Tuesday in the New Colonial Hotel.
A report on the recent meetings
of the Wartime Conference Of Spe-
cial Libraries will be made by Miss
Ruth Hooker.
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Mrs. Mary c. Johnson
Rites Set Tomorrow

Funeral services for Mrs. Mary G
johnson, who died Wednesday al
the Washington Sanitarium, will be
held at pm. tomorrow at the s. H
Hines Co. funeral home, 1901 Four.
teenth street NV. Burial will be ir
Oak Hill Cemetery.
A native of this city, Mrs. john
son was graduate Of Central High
School and Woods Commercial Col.
lege, and at one time was prominent
In amateur dramatics.
She is survived by son, JOSEPH
L. johnson, and two brothers, Rob.
ert l.. and William w. Conner.
Evening star., 1943-09-24
DR.. Davenport to Talk
On Postwar Problems

DR.. Donald Davenport of the
Labor Departments Bureau Of La
Dor Statistics will speak on Prob
lens Of Postwar Readjustment," at
dinner meeting of the Society for
Personnel Administration at $50
pm. next Thursday in Barker Hall,
YWCA, Seventeenth and K streets
NV.
Among the subjects to be dis
cussed will be rehabilitation of men
and women in the armed forces and
Federal employees and unemploy-
ment after the war.
Evening star., 1943-09-24
Planning Group Forecasts
Air Transport Expansion

An American air transport system
consisting Of major express lines
with feeder line connections to ac-
commodate a large majority Of
United States cities is envisioned by
the National Planning Association.
Such system would enjoy as a
major asset the great numbers of
aircraft pilots and technicians
Evening star., 1943-09-24

trained by the services and profit
from the wartime growth of the air
express business, according to a
report prepared for the association
by Ernest w. Williams, WPB trans
portation analyst.
Mr. Williams forecasts q tre-
mendous postwar increase in the
size and scope of air transport in
his study on ''The Outlook for Do
mestic Air Planning" but asserts
that its development will hinge di-
rectly ON the ability to service more
cities and towns
Evening star., 1943-09-24
Toledo Newspaper
To Sell at 4 Cents
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
TOLEDO, Ohio, Sept. A.-The
Toledo Blade announced today that,
beginning Monday, the paper will
sell for cents q copy instead of g.
The announcement cited 16 per
cent increase in the price of news
print during the last six months and
other mounting costs. including
wages.
Evening star., 1943-09-24

Young and flared, with touch Of
decoration or applique trim. Slipons
and novelty styles in and button
lengths. All the wanted autumn
colors. Sizes 8 to in the group.
Goldenberr's-GloDes-Matn Floor
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-22
MAJOR DE SEVERSKY

IN THE Pacific island-to-island
Il warfare, air canopies can be
maintained when the islands are
close together, as in the archi-
pelagoes where we are now
fighting. They can be provided
either by land-based planes
alone, or by what might be
called the Salerno gambit of
combined land and ship-borne
aircraft.
The Solomon group, the New
Britain group, and even the
Marshall and Gilbert Islands
are examples of such areas. The
distances between the islands of
each archipelago are no greater
than between Sicily and Naples.
Sea power can thus do effec-
tive work under a continuous
cover of air power.
What is more, the targets are
relatively weak; they are too
small to husband more than
limited amounts of aviation and
even that must operate at the
end of very long supply lines,
thousands Of miles from Japan
itself.
A S TO the main target, Japan
"A itself. Salerno teaches us
that an attack with only car
rier-based aviation is a hopeless
undertaking. Without benefit
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-22
TODAY IN SCIENCE
BY GOBIND BEHARI LAL-

A NEW and highly successful
"A method Of regenerating
ruptured human nerves, with
the use of nerve fibers taken
from dead human bodies. came
TO light today.
This surgical treatment is eX-
pected TO be a boon for the
wounded fighters of the United
Nations, since in l TO 3 per cent
of the war wounded men, nerves
are severed. When the nerves
of the hand, arm, leg or any
other part of the body are
broken, paralysis in the muscles
served by these nerves results.
DR.. Nelson T. de Rezende and
his colleagues, Drs. Roland Nj.
Klemme and Capt. r. Dean
Woolsey. of st. Louis Univer-
sity, have developed the new
method, which rests upon the
following discovery:
That Acacia glue-the gummy
substance derived from the
Acacia tree. of which many
varieties flourish in this coun-
try-serves as the most effec-
tive material for sealing the
broken nerve ends, and for guild
ing their regeneration through
grated nerve fibers,
THE scientists have succeeded
L in restoring broken nerves
and in curing paralysis, in a
limited number of cases.
This is a great triumph Of
nerve surgery, they point out in
the full report of their method
in the current issue Of the
Journal of the American Medi-
cal Association.
The nerve fibers from the ca
davers, the bodies upon which
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-22
BY ARTHUR "BuGS" BAER-

The Farmer. 43 Copy Of The Forgotten Man
You all know the story of the poker player with
two farms. He lost the first trying to fill inside
straight.
After many years he made the inside straight. And
lost the second farm.
1t looks if the American farmer will always be
singing clear rich tenor the debit side Of the Waing
Wall.
The ever-normal granary is deuson and snare.
Times good in every racket except stretching weeds
and scalping cabbage.
The trouble with the farmer is he is always in hook
like drunkards overcoat.
His pursuit of life liberty and happiness is paper
chase With his bankers holding the paper. By the
time the farmer gets through paying for his machinery
his gasoline his oats, his interest his seed money and
his hands, he is qualified to drill in squad of scarecrows
have been writing in defense of the American farm
ers for Is years. Look where it's got them.
The big trouble is the politicians are always leading
the farmer to the top of the hill and showing him the
beautiful sunrise. Then they push
The farmer is the backbone of the nation
though he gets opportunity to think
end rest the other.
Copyright, 1913 by King Features
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RETTER HEAL"
BY DIR. LOGAN CLENDENING-

tables and they contain Vitamin
A and roughage and lots of
other things, but they are much
better taken whole and cooked
than in the form of juice. OF
course. carotene is excess does
no harm. but IL looks peculiar.
TFiE point OF these remarks is
L the. increase in the num-
Der OF raw vegetables bars in
att our cities, where claims are
made for vegetables that are
utterly unscientific and result
not in good health; but bad
! health.
It's all right to say that the
wild animals eat them raw, but
you are not wild animal and
your digestive system has be-
come conditioned for centuries
10 having your vegetables
cooked, which breaks up the cell
lulose, gives the digestive
juices a chance and suits your
nutritional demands just as we'll
as the juice.
Then / hear that a combina-
ton of raw spinach juice, raw
cucumber juice. raw carrot juice
is harmful. That spinach con-
tains oxalic acid and this rem