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FARMS FOR SALE

3 ACRES. improved by 3-room bungalow.
no no lnipIoS ehentH, 10 mi. 10 D. c, oil
Buell. NJ. Gardner, j. E Kelly, Rockville.
Is; ACRES. near Warrenton. Va. on main
hlsh"sy, direct from owner 100 acres
under cultivation, sooo Rrounds, rest wood,
NpllnS and running creek, new fences d
bath in house, electricity available plenty
5000 cash Theodore Mahera, 1856 New
aTTRACTyE iEe. HOME Nj ho oN FIX RiRE, 80 min
utcs from Washington. 25 acres, improved
property; 4-room BUNGALOW, IN good con
dltion, electrcity installed barn, outbuild =
ngS. Price. s; 800. half cash, Will con
BY appointment Phone .Herndon 8s.
glen Farm Agency, Herndon. Fairfax
CATLETT, ,yA.-,?l acres, room house
and bath. 3 porches. garage small estate
with fruit, barn. chicken houses hog run
fenced and watered. possession 80 days.
nov owner occupied ST. Jesse Loeb,
APPROXIMATELY $50 acres. s-rm. house.
cellar. good barns, fences. about 100 acres
GOOD clear land the rest IN timosr should
eur enough lumber pulp and, frewood 70
pay fot same. $50 per acre Is cash, bal.
Terms owner,.Wm. B. Cation, 25@s Penna.
RENT RIs re OR At SAifi aii7 vacant Oct 3, buyer.
Eiven preference Si2 acres, Vienna Va;
6-room bath frame; $4,000 spent re-
iiottilil%' rent COHtfOi teHlns, rN1. oFCnarQ,
shade price. 900: - 900 cash or more.
DI $50 i425 EYE Eye G ST. oa"0' h,T' BfoSeFs 3%efs
attention.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY BARGAIN
800 a. Chester loan soil, high state
cultivation, eleYe ton above sea level. $50
e., tenant houses barns and small
man house. About "25 a t1llablr balance
IN heavy timber Priced for quick sale
JOHN a BRICKLEY, Exclusive A2er1,
Forest Glen. Mu 81. s55l.
$3.50 10 Acres; 20 Nj. D, c.
500, . Acres. : Mi. D. C.
:! so - Acres Farm Land
S5,uho. 100 Acres Farm Land.
50 So 2i5 Acres General Farm.
~l4.50o, zoo Acres Dairy Farm
s|no0o. .63 Acres Dairy; IS Nj D. c
,52 500. $40 Acres Dairy, Well Stocked
IS 80. 95 Acres Stock Farm
kENSINGTON REALTY CO. KenSIng ton
5l3. Omen daily and Sunday afternoon.
1873 ACRES, a-ROOM HOUSE, A BEAUTI-
tul setting Of shade trees. barn, other usual
farm bldss. "a mi. to White House. Price
$4,000: terms VIII sell all or IN tracts
Of 10 acres 40 acres or - acres with
farm bldgS and house.
BUELL. y, GARDNER, J.E KELLY
HOWARD COUNTY FARM.
$50 acres. Je-room stone house, 100
steam heat. -,6-coN dairy farm. Shipping
10 WaShing on. = tenant houses, all neces-
sary farm oldgs., Is mi. to D. c. Price
BUELL. NJ, GARDNER. E. KELLY
Rockville, Nd. Phone $50
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CORNER-S6. $50

NEAR AGER AND RIGGS RID.
Practically new detached home, center
hall planned, lot rs it. wide, nearly
new; has rooms, bath, screened
Weather-stripped, insulated, oil heat; 20
MN from downtown via New Hampshire
ave, DC fare to bus line at 18th and
Quincy ne Ewes, phone WO. 1885
L. T. GRAVATTE,
-on 18th paal+o,
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
HOME VALUES.

DETACHED-S6.150.
Vacant
Green Meadows, facing park-6 rooms,
bath, automatic heat; convenient to
schools and buses.
sEMIDETACHED-S7,
Vacant. Congress Heights, Brick. B
rooms bath, gas heat.
DETACHED-Sa, 800.
Just of Wis. ave. opposite Chevy
Chase Golf Course, near Bethesda--3
rooms Il baths, oil heat, saraee.~ Near
recreation park.
SEMIDETACHED-SS, $50.
West Chevy Chase. D. c.
& rooms, tn, : screened porches, ga
rage, automatic heat.
RALPH S. HIsLE.
1929 Vt. Ave. NV. MA. 2425.
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VACANT
MOVE In AEIER DEpOGI1

MOVE IN AFTER DEPOSIT.
Brick Colonial home with first h6or bed
room and bath: , bedrooms and | Il baths
upstairs sparkling modern kitchen. .,-ca r
garage all located on l-acre plot only
A short way from Silver Spring Good
termS r RIPLEY SH. 1888. Ewes,
EH bS.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.
WANTED AT ONCE-BLDG OR SPACE
Tor storage; mig. mach. shop, etc.
OHARE ESTATES MA u5S5
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BETHESDA, MD

ATTRACTIVE Cape Cod bungalow. 3 lsrse
rooms Lying room with fireplace, dining
room; fully equipped kitchen, :. bedrooms
aho path sta irWay to attic, oil h " h .
Il rge fenced-ln OF: vacant Reasonable
price and terms. To inspect. Call
l.. G. WHITE. Real Estate.
Established 1910
''lo WIS Ave. WI. 900. Ewes, WI 4a43
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HOUSES EoR sAIE ic...A

ON ALLISON ST, west Of 10th st-5-
tspaTenn,t2 tsns1em, 2-psth house perfect condition
POO: ,substantial cash payment required
Mt Whiteford, McKeever d Whiteford
SACAST OCT. soEs3is 5HS Nebraska ave,
Chevy Chase, D c.--6-room, a-bath brick
OIL heat sl2,5o0i will recondition. add cost
neer developers of Chevy Chase. D. C,
l427 Eve ST. NV DI. $3.50. Brokers. at
MAR 18th AND MONROE N.w.-vacant
being entirely reconditioned; 3-story brick
10 rms 4 baths, h.-w.h., fun basement
fHIs sSRooM BRICK HS; N1HouisaE1 HousE only 4
Sesrs SSsi old, priced At Ss25o is one Of today,s
Less than = blocks from transportation tran
Built,in ssrsge. NICE sized lot. This Is a
70 see cali EN-, isao Until 0 pm. F. Ff'ps a
TTHfed THr nFSr Gs 63yt w, copn p.v ave e. ,~ ham,,
On $4,000 equity, including turni,i.re
W.ooDRIDGESpTetaehed frame, needs a
ysf Cash Msfe oer RA
kENILwORTH. D. C.~Just of the main
street ,all-white secuop detached Broom
nice lots. Owner anxious TO sell RA 500
TERMS, SS,a5o. Redecorated 18th and
SuebeSc, .S,s sts rooms. bath aut9msttic heat
estate, NO 1922
aseo l.t ST; NW.mvacsnt-;LaFge three,
len! cond; new oil burner With summel
and winter hookup: bargain; $500 down
Sc sss! per Blaine n9 co 81. 1871 Sr.-sstory brick
Fsss hsaL 1s,6 4, ~ tHr9ished Rs3is Cash Teoared
Brick. Just remodeled into > apts; :!
baths. kitchens, tront-entrance base
meppt' VII garage; $3.50, $3.50
ssssh' sssassn sIh ~, mo oaa A. NJ Roth Woodward
NGRAHAM AND 9th ST. N.w.-owner
LEAVING h;,;y, town, wi VIII sell niroom pupleasn-
second foor rented. $50 81, oil heat in in
sulated weather-strpped, Venetian blinds
oeep: garage. Call owner for appointment.
DETACHED. near lath and Underwood
s1s,a50, $4,000 cash required for this
5esg,itg! home, Joe Curto, FR 800 "a.-
new home, oas heat; s8,350; small cash
REQUIRED FIR. $500. Open,
Modern brick row, gas air-cond heat, &
spacious rooms, tiled bath near all con-
yeniences Realty Associates. Inc. Phone
rooms baths open fireplace, cleo
Prsf Fsise eudes o RSs ReaS
sociatcs Inc. Phone EX. l522 until
pm
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION mile from
District "-bedroom home, 81 80 cash,
rent payments. automatic oil heat, ami
MI Dlckev WA. lt6.
TAKOMA PARK
FlveroOm, newly decorated bungalow
eutomstIc heat control. hot water. coal
furnace with blower refrigeration ano
fireplace COnv. TO eVerythlnG: owner trans
fsrred mus, sell quickly See II bargain
ROBERT z, LOHR 81 CEDAR ST,
Tskoma Park, y. c GF oSs1
OPPORTUNITY RMS, 2 BATHS
Near 18th and Grard Sts w-Auto.
heat. good roomIng house and home COM
blned; nice yard. garage immediate sale.
E W BAILEY AID. 1855.
II 80
Two-Familv
Colonlsl' center hall complete apRrt-
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S1,25O CASH

And reasonable monthly payment will
Guy this detached home with u rooms.
bath. oil heat. 'ecreation room: located
near End and Evart sts. ne, near
school, stores and transportation The
price is only $3.50. Call ME- 1l43
until q pm
j WESI EY BIIcHANAN. REA1rnR
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NEAR u. s. CAPITOL,

Substantial 3-story brick. s large rooms
bath etc: ideal location for home or in
yestment Truly real value that must
be seen. Vacant-move in at once; S.
90. terms Call It'll pm
YOUR NEIGHBOR BOUGHT FROM US
Leo M. Bernstein g. Co., ME. $500
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HOWARD COUNTY FARM

700 acres, JN-room stone house, 100
year o.d. :; baths, servants quarters
steam heat. !6-coV dairy farm. shipping
10 Washing on. :, tenant houses, all neces-
sary farm oldgs., IS M. to D. c. Price
S:I1, 900: terms
BUELL. NJ GARDNER J Z KELLY
Rock vile phnllR
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-04
Drafts Solution
Of Absenteeism

WASHINGTON, March 4 (INS)
Proper steps taken to guard
employees against illness and acct
dents could end 80 per cent of the
absenteeism in war plants. Secre-
tary of Labor Perkins said today.
Precautions should be taken
against fatigue, eye strain. poor
ventilation, poor heat, insanitation
and improper food facilities, she
said.
Secretary Of the Navy Knox, in
testimony before the House naval
affairs committee. urged that Con-
gress hit abSentees "in the pocket
book" as well as through threats
of military service.
He observed that the threat of
Induction alone would not affect
industrial absentees who are ineli-
gible for service in the armed
forces and recommended drastic
action which would hit at the
income of the absentee.
Rep. johnson Cd of Texas dis
closed that absenteeism among
aircraft workers in one week cost
the nation 100000 man-hours.
If this rate were applied over a
years time, he said il would mean
the loss of 4,004 medium bombers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-04
So He Quits
Worker Who Caused Strike
Over Draft Status Resigns

PITTSBURGH, March q 0NSl.
Walter +. Chaffon, 27-year-old
loading machine operator whose
three draft deferments caused a
six-day patriotic" strike last week
by $50 miners at Canonsburg, quit
his job today. He said he might
enter the army.
The miners strike came after
the Pittsburgh Coal Co. had re-
Iquested three draft deferments for
'Chaffon aS an essential worker.
He is single.
Chaffon blamed Jealousy" for
the strike. saying his family owned
considerable property and the min
ers thought him too rich" to be
working in tho mines.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-04

under the Little Steel wage
formula
Seven WLB members awarded
a general wage increase of Az
cents an hour 10 10000 Boeing
Aircraft Co.. employees at the Seat
tie and Renton. Wash. plants, and
an increase averaging IN cents
an hour 10 approximately half OF
the 10000 California employees.
ENTITLED TO BOOST
Wayne /. Morse, one OF the
public members Of the WLB. and
the four labor members diSSented
The board held that Boeing
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-04
SWLB Holds Aircraft Pay
To Little Steel Formula

WASHINGTON, March 4 (UP).
--Employes NJ two aircraft fac
tories in Washington and eight m
California today received general
wage increases which were short
Of their demands but which a
majority Of the War Labor Board
contends are all that are allowable
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-04
Admits Theft Of Heifer

SAGINAW. March a. - Fred
Copper, 2S, Montrose, today ad-
Sheriff Hugo A. Meulen-
beck said, that he stole a young
heifer in 1910 and also took five
rifles from a Bridgeport hardware
store in 1899.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-04
Vexed Unions
Promise Plane
Work TO Go On

LOS ANGELES, March 4 INS)
Union leaders today criticized as
"manifeStly unfair" the War Labor
Boards award of wage increases
10 West Coast aircraft workers.
but promised there would be no
further interruption of plane pro-
duction.
Officials of the AFL machinists'
union, representing thousands of
aircraft workers at Seattle, San
Diego and Los Angeles, charged
that the board had betrayed the
faith of the workers" by failing TO
meet demands that their wages be
raised 10 match those paid West
Coast shipyard workers.
ALL machinists locals at Boz
ling's Seattle and Renton, Wash,
plants had demanded a 95-cent
INQUIRY minimum-an increase OF
I3212 cents. The board awarded
them a Az cent general increase.
AT Consolidated's San Diego
plant, and at the Lockheed and
Vega plants at Los Angeles, work
ers were awarded a III cent raise,
They. too, had demanded a 95-
cent minimum.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-04
NO WORK STOPPAGE


Union officials, however, prom
iSed there would be no repetition
of the work stoppage last Thurs
day which halted production of
Flying Fortresses at Boeing's
Seattle and Renton, Wash, plants.
The WLB's wage sterilization
announcement was issued against
a back ground of protest meetings
held last week by workers at
Seattle, San Diego and Los An
geles. The union. citing alleged
procrastination by the board held
the meetings to hasten WILLIS
action.
Harold J. Gibson, president OF
the Boeing local at Seattle; Harvey
c. Brown, president of the Consoli-
dated local at San Diego, and Dale
Reed, president of the Lockheed-
Vega local at Los Angeles. planned
to meet here today to discuss the
boards action.
LIVING COSTS UP
Brown said the boards applica-
ton Of the Little Steel formula
failed to take into consideration
additional increases in the cost of
living at San Diego, increases
which have accumulated since the
formula was evolved.
"The cost of living I'm San
Diego has risen Is per cent from
the base maximum used I'm figur-
ing the Little Steel formula" he
said.
At Seattle, Gibson said that,
after nine months of faithful
waiting by our workers, this deci-
sion has certainly shattered their
faith in the WLB and other gov
eminent agencies"
Evening star., 1943-11-28
Teachers Luncheon

A Luncheon meeting of the Amer
lean Association of Teachers of
French will be held at l pm. Satur-
day at Henderson Castle, Sixteenth
streets and Florida avenue NV.
Evening star., 1943-11-28
LOST RATION COUPONS.

GAS RATION BOOKS; ..B" and Ct 1Md
CAS- RATION BOOK "a'''; "a,'' issued to Jo-
No. S9suss ! fsa1MS kaTEoa BOOK. Return in mail
to Mrs. Mamie Proctor, Landover, Nd
RAT1oS Ms e BOOKS. y; soosrts; : No No . 3oS NJ
3, in brown alligator bag; also cont. $40
pr; glasses, etc; in Acme store, Glebe
Nd1 I'd 1colYmbis 3D. pike ATl' va SATURDAY.
GGabell, so7 South Scott st, Arlington
RATION BOOK NO. 3. issued to Mary
RATION BOOK, l No. 3: No. s44s54MA,
totb issnfd to John ohm Kopek 5e7 goth St
s1f RxTioN sf5o1ss BooRs Nos Hs >. 3. Will finder
please forward to Mrs M Estelle Hueher
RATION BOOKS Nos , and 4, issued to
aosn Ella Mae Elizabeth John jr. Sandy
RATION BOOK 'es.' No. :. Issued Mait : to to G. C.
fiadS fATIoN 20 Books h . st: J. nv l. issued to nere,
RATION BOOK 10. %. 3 ;. is Issued to Martha
Wallace Walls, Wood, 26l9 4cnd st. NV, Apt
BooKs FSe.h So g. eoa ssuad 5dvsrd o Erns a
Rodta and Benjamp e Jevett Silver Spring, Md
Fowkes, 1900. Perry St. Mount Rainier.
Nc, Phone WA. 1401.
RATION BOOK NO. 3. issued to sharyn
Wilson; onS li3 = Raymond St, Alex. Va, or
RhT1GI tyHr =; Maln lnn' St. SMpr:ne M field, Ohio.
holic book: issued to Mrs Clara L. Jack
son; 5 5l45 22nd St, Arl.. Va. CHI. 1881
Harvey R: Humphrey, 44o7 18th pi. ne.
BATON BOOKS AND 4, issued to Harry
nay, nay, l443 Rennedy st NV. GE. 67s4
Descue H. Mcdonald, 706 18th st. NV. 29s
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PURSE, large, plain black
alligator with flap and Upper
compartment inside; lost at
Chevy Chase Ice Palace; re-
ward, $40. Phone EN-. 1868.
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Pacific Air Ace
lGets Nine New
Decorations
By the Associated Press.


SOUTHWEST PACIFIC ALLIED
HEADQUARTERS, Sunday, Nov. %
Capt. Richard I. Bong of Poplar
Wis. the Southwest Pacific's leading
air ace. has become one of the most
decorated men in the Pacific war
with the awarding of nine new dec
OrationS.
Capt. Bong, now on a home fur
Tough, has shot down 81 japanese
planes and the new decorations
given him by 1t. Gen. George c.
Kenney, commander of the Allied
Air Force in the Southwest Pacific
brings the number of his decorations
to IA.
The Lightning pilot formerly held
the Distinguished Service Cross for
extraordinary heroism," the Silver
Star for gallantry in action, the Dis
tinguished Flying Cross and the Oak
Leaf Cluster for extraordinary
achievement and the Air Medal fol
meritorious achievement.
The nine new decorations were an
Oak Leaf cluster to the Silver Star
for gallantry over the Bismarck Sea
last March II and eight oak leaf
clusters to the Air Medal for meri-
torious achievement at different
dates over the Huon Gulf, Milne
Bay, Bena Bena in the New Guinea
fighting. and at Rein Bay and Gas
mata, New Britain.
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Swiss Paper Pictures
Fascist Massacre
OF L in Ferrara
BY PAUL GHALI,
Foreign Correspondent of The s

q
Chicago Daily News.
BERN, Nov. 27.-The darkest and
bloodiest days of the Fascist regime
recalling Matteoti, Amendola,
Gombetti, Pilati and an infinite
number of obscure martyrs-and the
tragic days of Spain's internecine
war pale before what happened on
November Is at Ferrara, in Emilia
Province.
On that day, the Fascist terror
was encouraged by the cruelty of the
occupational authorities and civil
war cast its tragic shadow on the
smiling town of the Duke d'Este.
The following account of the
Ferrara massacre appeared in the
Lugano Switzerland, newspaper,
On that day the Fascist terror
Liberia Stamp, this week:
Bodies Left as Warning.
For l Fascist killed, II citizens
were murdered and their bloody
bodies left lying for "a hours Ma
cabre evidence of the new order.
While in Verona-in the name of
the phantom Duce - the Fascist
Party Congress was formulating its
points of program for the New
Social Republic" Ferraras commits
sioner of the Fascist Federation was
killed. The victim was one of the
few Italians who. after September 8,
placed themselves at the Germans
disposal
On learning the news. Party Sec
retary Allesandro Pavolini ordered
the maddest reprisals Several auto
mobiles, laden with armed Faseists.
rode into Ferrara, shooting at all
and sundry. Terror reigned. Work
men closed factory doors, shops let
down iron shutters and people bar
ricaded themselves in their homes.
The mortal silence was broken in
termittently by the whine of Army
cars and the bark of shots
Men Dragged From Work.
The manhunt began. All those
OF doubtful loyalty to-
ward the new regime were dragged
from factories, Offices and homes.
More than 300 were arrested and
lncarcerated in the Castel Estense.
Came the massacre. Twelve men
were shot in the neck before the
castle without even semblance of
trial. Only few could be identified
the next day. these including Cola
grande, the Kings vice procurator,
and father and son who died in
each others arms.
With twilight, carnage broke out.
Then rain came-a dreary Novem-
ber drizzle Cadavers, covered with
blood mingled with mud on the
towns deserted square. The only
signs of life were German and
Fascist patrols.
While Roberto Farinacci was writ
ing. Justice is done" the inhabi-
tants Of Ferrara, overcome with
grief and without arms. watched
over their dead and dwelt with
anguish on their country's fate.
(Copyright, 1943. by Chicago Daily News,
Tn
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Of Naples citizens took part, espe-
cially those with personal grudges
against the Germans which they
now saw an opportunity to crafty
with a minimum Of risk since the
fall of the city was certain in a
few days. Some who previously had
escaped now stole back into Naples
to make the most of the oppor-
tunity for revenge. Many were
actuated by purely patriotic motives.
One story, told on good authority,
is of a Naples attorney who had
left the city eight months before,
leaving his bride of a few weeks.
He stole back at the first oppor-
tunity and took place in the street
fighting, side by side with the wharf
boys. The day the American troops
entered he found his wife, killed
couple Of days before by the
evacuating enemy.
Streets in the dock district were
barricaded with building blocks
from bombed houses and the revolu-
tionists held out for days, keeping
up a steady stream of rifle fire
when the Germans tried to drive
them out, They were the first to
welcome the Americans when they
entered.
Evening star., 1943-11-28
Critics Forum to Close
Series of Book Reviews

The Critics Forum, Catholic
Thought on the Best Sellers, will
hear the Rev. Francis J. Connell,
C.. 8. S. r. OF Catholic University,
discuss the book THE Apostle" by
Scholem Asch at $3.50 pm. Wednes-
day at the Mayflower Hotel.
The program will bring to close
the winter series of reviews
sponsored by the group. The forum
is directed by the Rev. DR.. John
Keating Cartwright, its founder, as
sisted by the Rev. Joseph E. Gedra.
DR.. Philip A. Caulfield, chairman,
will preside.
Evening star., 1943-11-28

Society Of American Engineers, at
1890 pm. tomorrow at the May
flower Hotel.
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AMERICAN PIT BULL TERRIER.
Reward lost November 18th, on Chesa
peake hwy. white with brindle back his
co 4655
Evening star., 1943-11-28
Baltimore Shipyard Gets
$50 Club Pennant Award

BY the Associated Press.
The Bethlehem-Fairfield Ship
yard, Inc, Of Baltimore yesterday
became the fourth shipyard in the
country to qualify for the "250 Club
pennant awarded by the Maritime
Commission to ship constructors
who have turned out $50 vessels.
The other yards holding the pen
nant are the Oregon Shipbuilding
Corp. Portland. Ore, the California
Shipbuilding Corp. Wilmington
Calf, and the Permanente Metals
Corp, Richmond. Calf.
The citation accompanying the
pennant noted that the Bethlehem
Fairfield yard has reduced ship con-
struction time from 244 days for the
first ship built in the yards to an
average of % days.
Evening star., 1943-11-28
LOST.

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Higs zsrasa Rf'G Slasf Rfssf1 male
ST. K So M raysd fEsa tG ser StR
BILLToLD, lady's. black: Containing sum
g. money n gas ration aaon iats eard' a. issued
BILLFOLD, black sealskin. in Raleigh Hotel
or Labor Rusag 1eN cGRanns Hutsns6n snsoe
sfifs sfIIf oiS; s's money Govt bullying psss =
ye ds peE@ ER ss ss sftsf ss'R g. co Nhs ssa aas
BLOND COCKER PUP; female, s mos. old
lost or strayed Finder please return to
evening in vicinity Of Connection ave, or
BRIEF CASE, brown, containing . metal
fixtures and SQUARE pack of Kraft paper
Name a5 on case w. H. Wood. Reward. TIE
CAT. gray head, back. tail, rest white:
Of head ends ova b,e LEFT baGk white
fTgsks Afiinstsn two .xseks sse
EiSers. Ssrs' APT ss1H sos. Ales' snDie a44' '"'|
CAT; solid gray, male, altered; answers to
dfSs rakoms srsyss Park rSH %d ls94 sM s
Com PURSE. brown, Containing diamond
Pin. turquoise risn keepsskesl: in taxi
! lnursOay afternoon. Reward. Gene Read,
Georgetown Visitation College. Hobart a4O7.
%.
EARRING. pearl, solitaire, mounted in
gold, lost Nov. 26 in cab or on Pa. ave
between Mass. ave. and National Gallery
ot Art. S25 reward if returned to 1875
hNsL1sHHH. .hGatkDoe, white. br!ndle mark
EYEGfAssEs. iadys a psnk she'll n'0n rim io1i Vi:
einity Western or, Gordon High schools
ns nlsase EN- nof'as ssos sc'li'Way' 1856 4oth st.
No. 5 ration books issued to Mary a. NC Mo-
Carthy and Amelia M. Brady. lO16 Elm
ave, Takoma PARK, Nd: Finder keep
IRISH TERRIER, male, tan colored, named
Mike" D. G. tag No. 34146 on when lost
Call ME. 3l0e or WA 2O2s. CofIay 1915
PocKETTBook: black, envelope style, con-
tickets. valuable receipts and valuable
wallet: vic. 18th. and Geranium or Floral
sts; or Star Parking Lot. Reward. GE.
S341, Mrs: Harry L. Claxton.
TROUSERS, dark green, whipcord, Mon
roe St between 14th and 10th NV.
ff9PEWSRsilirER, Royal portable, in case:
Chapel I'd, Univ. PIX Nd WA. 1924.
WALLET, containing Travellers checks on
Natl. City Bank. New York and War
bonds. Please return Room 632, or desk,
RALEIGH Hotel Reward.
WRIST WATCH, platinum and diamond.
Substantial reward TR. OO5O