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Evening star., 1943-12-28
FREDERICK sTOHLMAN and
GEORGE A. CASSIDY. Jr. Attorneys
Union Trust Building, Washington t5),
ID. c.

States for the District of Columbia,
Holding Probate Court.-No. 81 6ss, Ad-
ministration is TO Give Notice:
Ihat the subscriber. of the State Of
Maryland. has obtained from the Probate
Gourt OF the District of Columbia, Letters
;u,,es1t;amentary ;,,s1; on the estate of Mary T.
deceased All persons having claims
against the deceased are hereby warned
70 EXHIBIT the same with the vouchers
thereof. legally authenticated 70 the sub.
Gerber. on or before the l4th day Of
Decsmoer, AID. 1874; otherwise they NAV
Sald estate Given under my hand this
=, IN gay Of December la43 FREDERICK
Sn.al SSdOHLMAN Union Trust Building, wash
HI!HMOMAS H!aM c; sCALLEY, Deputy Register OF
WIS for the District OF Columbia CLERK
ot the Probate Court. de2sIa4'1
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LOTS FOR SALE.

70 RESPONSIBLE BUILDERS We viii
furnish ground for apartment houses and
detached homes, and will accept nnished
eround. Liberal building loans available.
Builder must furnish equitable amount Of
land near enormous Government develop
ments Fulton R. Gordon, owner, 1927
Eye nv. DI $3.50. Brokers. attention.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

WALKING DIST. 70 ?: 2; N silver Spring
DE's RDsy afs 'haHs shsphsrd ss h
TxfF sEsf 81 htoeK sszl from Congressional Library
NV. oil heat. BY owner, FIR To.S.
BROOM white brick home. corner 10
heat, large cellar and inclosed sun porches
blocks from st; Gabriei's Church; S14,
900. Cell IA: 1905, il interested.
rooms g bedroomsl; excellent location
issa'qit sfcaK csaRs'dosalr oartss Is 70 sS
VACANT, BARGAiN@sal First st. NV.
s aHd sh s5sf eos .,0Fy rsS oS Drfs down
"a. LfyE n SILVER YER sPRiNG II this delight
.nS n 0rss rey
0fth Rip.s S nesa sh.sh.ra dSS'
500 ssoo 81 sIock cs'' PORTER ST. S.w.-semi
rsse; to be rsdecoratsd; immed. poss
Soos y HANSx sAislsz f. r. JsIo JsE-Det.ehed brio,
house. rooms and bath; automatic ga
heat, air conditioned; open fireplace, bes hes
Pmy iGs tns rs mohey 0ae FOR QUICK Sae soooo
e $3.50 .sso-coNGREss COZ HEIGHTS. near Boil
ing Field; practically new semldetachet
brick; 8 rms. and bath; large, fenced-il
lot; immediate possession; Call Mr.
Filippo, II. O56O. with Realty Associates
sessoMb1sTRfcT sSa e7aD II niH HEIGHTS, near Suit
conditioned oil heat, full a basement ,s en-.
cafiii Cal M. Nj Tilippo, Il. Ss6o, with Realt.
NEAR 18th AND MONROE N.w.-vacant
just. re1nished; 3-story and basement
brick, 10 rooms, baths, h.-w.h, +:
porches, big lot; Sl1.95n, 81 800 cash
balance monthly dls A. NJ. Roth WOODWARD
BRICK BUNGALOW with upstairs finished
all light; pleasant rooms, very desirable
neishborhood. near D. c. line in Md. 81,
500 down. 3. r, 3, p. Ripley Shepherd 1888
1G1s .Cio aND soaa 18th ST. N.E.-2-famil,
homes; each has 9 rms. and 9 baths; 4oII
THoRoWGooD, 20.4 r. I. ave ne. DE
1900 1900 BLOCK X ST. SEE apts.. 4
rooms and bath each. full basement; ]
apt vacant. Price. Sa,50o. Walter NJ
Bauman, ] Thomas Circle MA 622s
OWNER TRANSFERRED: mr. Boiling Field
high elevation-New brick 2-story, 3 bed
rooms: with or without furniture: neal
stores. schools, bus: lot 1913 IT. deep: FLA
S3s 6l per mo, incl. int, taxes, ms. c
socK cRfSK ELK esGRca Rp near Old Sol
ders Homs-s;room brick ,. home s;o com
terms: immediate possession. Mr.. Shar
nofY, EN- 1897
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APARTMENTS UkFURhIsHED.

ARLING GTON-Unfurn large living room,
nathroom' dinette, kitchenette; on Lee hwy.
bus line, lust 3 blocks from Key Bridge:
Rolfe st. oxford 474o,
80" 9Th ST. s.W. twhite)--.nd and 3rd
near St DominicS Church. Apply on prem
,f p 1fS Hndlfns aoom aye bayS and ,cn.r
cite: 81. per month rooms. bath and
furnished Call No. f2o3 or inquire 1881
. ROOMS, BATH, heat. electricity. gas.
ofBRook RaeS6iS'9r TrKRacE R '{e NE st. Ae
fean Ren 'nS gs esuDpsa ssa saor Nom IN
Apt. J.. Phone RA. 1851 or Ii. 6s47
TAKoMA PARK-3 rms and bath Lo-
gated near market and bus line. Phone
3ii7 TiLDEN ST.. Brentwood, Md
rooms; kit, bath. same floor; h.-vh:, gas
kitchen ana bath; s4i 80, 4; s; Gardner
-R9oM SS 81 BAsEMEsT NJ ~ Aff r. oss4 esIi Adams
81 sS5S sRwTos e Fo sPIs FL NV rooms, kitchen
and bath. electric refriserator: new build
as ss1 Rp NJ skAs Alkfn sH s2G room St nf
and b., third floor: no elevator ] or 2
adYits ADV soS only; s1a, no pets available JAM /.
+ TAX oMA PARk, 11s Carroll ave-Larse
front room and large modern kitchen,
ffFsesaspT sSS to and esupis utilities furnished sso
5OG3 HANNA PL.. corner Bennins I'd Sc;
3 rooms and bath. S57 30. includes utilities,
ave. Sc. transfer to Bradbury Heights bus
Walk q BLOCKS, or drive out Benning road
70 property Busa.da, TR. o3o7 or FIR. $500
suitable for employed couple without chill
dren or pets: near Pentaeon Bldg. l block
mo-. Falls Church Sl0-J-4
TAKOMA PARK BACHELOR APT, S46.5O:
room apt, S62: :I-room apt, $50 Ali
Phone SLIGO 1850
= ROOMS. dinette. kitchen and bath
nearly new ant. bldg: Flower ave, Ia
koma Park. Md. 1mmediats occupancy.
Call Sligo 7641.
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LOTS WANTED.

HAVE CLMNT for large apt. site. must Be
Aise have buyers for good acYeags tracts
and farms In p. q: and nearby Nd. =. A.
Tweed Co.. $500 Conn. ave. ask Tor Ar,
keddfng. I'm. 1900.
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ACREAGE FOR SALE.

FOR sALE-l00 acres heavily timbered
land situated just on No. ! Richmond
2g miles from doGnt3wn WASH
on good hafd-surfaced road. Timber worth
much more than purchase price: Price. $50
per acre cash or $50 terms. Box 423-L.
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ROOMS WANTED.
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

LADY wishes lovely room with refined
family, near No. 20 car line. Box 44.9-L
Star.
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APARTMENTS WANTED.

DIPLOMAT, Just arrived, wants to rent an
apartment, living room, bedroom kitchen,
west section. Phone NO. 1900. q am.
TNfuRSNisHEp. q e . or 2 rooms Nor,bv...
apt, house pref; couple. no children. MI
S545. 3O'
COUPLE: employed private industry no
pets. children. want well-furnished one
nedrn. apt; have own silver, linens; pay
10 S1no: highest references, D1. :200,
2 OR 3 ROOM furnished apt for about I
year from Jan. BY CAPTAIN U 8. N. and
wife: state rental and location. Box
tof-L, Star.
ONE ROOM. unfurnished In modern apart
ment building. Northwest section; desired
snuary Is: by Young woman. permanent
RE. 900. Ext. 1910. from 9-5 daily 30.
COMFORTABLY FURNISHED. two bed
rooms. kitchenette. bath, for three respon-
sible adults: early January occupancy.
OR. 6"21. 2Ss
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HOUSES FOR MlE.
ROLLINGWOOD SECTIOj

ROLL1NGWOOD SECTION.
,.rA.s home ,ns.. q ,d ,di;tinetiSn owner tE:Es.
roo dining os room xsR Gvqse psetuss ass" xnSoH.
modern kitchen. 4 bedrooms. 2 baths.
sase ~. En- hss isSo 2saT Sss Sllsn
TWEED Co, 6504 Conn. ave :
BARNABY WOODS, D. c.
Here is an unusually attractive home Of
stone and brick construction. Pennsylvania
farmhouse. Colonial architecture; will please
there 4 4 large library or bsdroom With
ceptionally nice. bedrooms and 2 baths
on 2nd floor; stairway to finished 3rd door;
recreation room, 2-car garage. laundry
beautiful wooded lot.
FRANK s. PHILLIPS, DI. 14l1
For Furthsr Details Please Call
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ROOMS FURNISHED.
Southwest and Southeast.

LARGE AIRY ROOM in private home, VI
cinitv Boiling Field and Naval Air Station;
married couple preferred. AT 1864 or
aiIs r ST. sE.-Front bedroom, twin
beds. beautifully furn.. on bus line to Navy
Yard ard Rollins Field; suitable l or .
men. TR. 0S46
2 DoUBLE ROOMS, near Army and Navy
bases in Sc. section; nr. shower: for mar
rid conDles or men. AT. 1858.
HILLCREST. 21J0 Branch ave. S.e.-Nice
suit. twin-hed room and living room with
studio couch. new furniture: bus passes the
house: Grand for gentlemen. AT 1904
Evening star., 1943-12-28
HOUSES WANTEp TO RENT

URGENTLY NEEDED for couple, daughter.
81, 2-bedroom house. furn or unfurn NV
pr.1 Cover Park. EN-, $50. 3O'
MARINE OFFICER, wife. 5-month daugh-
ter want two-bedrm. furn. house. Alex or
near ouantico: TO Sl10 WI S02s
Evening star., 1943-12-28
THE EVENING STAR, Washington D. c.
TUESDAY. pEcgMBER 20, Is43
SOD PRoP. ION SAIL. lcent.l

SUB PROP. FOR SALE lcsat.l.
sMAlL aOME and lQxl9:ft: building
;ss 'S' 600. s.' s:5:'a
BEaUrfruL 4-RooM AND BATH busaiow.
gas range and refrigerator large ATTIC;
about "A acre Of land; chicken house: 3s
rreeman. Silver Hi. Nd: spruce 0767.
1919 LAWRENCE ST. coLMAR MANOR;
Md.-6-rm. bunsalow. bath. elec., full
basement corner lot. paved street; $4,000.
s acres. 4 mi. D. C.: 4-rm., bungalow.
cleo, full basement. furnace heat, barn
for 10 horses chicken house, fruit: $4,000,
terms. ERWIN REALTY co. Call Hyatts-
Vile 0334; ewes, WA. 1881.
IN ARLINGTON Co, vA.-CLOsE TO
schools. stores and trans. s-room and
bath prick house. fireplace. full basement,
Prlced. Sill. .ooo. owner transferred.
5-room and bath frame bungalow; nre-
place, large entrance hall. large attic,
with two rooms partly finished. Oil OF
In. Shade trees. Owner transferred
immediate possession; Price. s9.960.
REIBLE ACT. oxford O516 or GL 1923
l70l N n IFsFETH9R sFEyTfPP1 81: 4AkI kHREINoToS
= b.drns'. 2 Baths. fuIl basnit.. Screened
porch; nrsplies n lst; liy Tm;; ;oa,. auto. hot hot
mediate possession. S14.500. Phone
owner Cl 5000 3Os
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HoUsEs UNPuRNIsHen fcen,.)

HOVSk3 UNpUkNISHk0 (Cont.D
60a Sth .sT. s.W.-(White). 10 rooms, Z
baths. oil heat; 1st.- floor apt. now rented
close in, detached 3-room
kitchen and bath; ami, oil heat, short
ride. bus lines, 3 bridges. Restricted. sun
2O9 e. UNDERWOOD,
CHEVY CHASE MD.
$125 MO.
s. rms e bedrms). bath 1st floor 2
bedrms 2nd fioor; oil heat. Call MISS
MOELLER, DI. 526s.
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BETHESDA,
x1C Q6n

This excellent property has been re-
duced Tor quick sale; vacant. immediate
Hpspsse % bedrooms g o0n Baths S'n maids ssH9s
room and bath. attic, large level lot with
ehildrens playhouse. trees: very convenient
Wo. $500. Once open until pm.
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UNUSUAL-DIFFERENT
BATTERY PARK-$18.5OO.


UNUSUAL-DIFFERENT.
BATTERY PARK-$18,5OO.
-, Seldom does purchaser Of home have
the opportunity TO purchase q home Of this
distinction, quality custom built by the ar
chitect who designed the Belasco Theater
upon inspection you will and the best Of
quality, construction: large reception hail,
half bath. beam ceilings; step-down living
with beam ceilings. all woodwork -paneied
osk, large library with fireplace OF recep-
tion hall. large patio Oh living room. de
luxe kitchen with steel cabinets built-in
garage, automatic heat: We invite your in
LESLIE D MEAsELL. wo se2l. i.
"OWNER LEAVING"
Wants to sell this charming English-type
detached brick home, with rooms. ?
baths. 2-car sarase. situated on q wooded
wants IMMEDIATE SALE.
J. 9asLhY SsN " sucHAS2Nii III VAN REaEroR 5M
REAL VALUES-ARL., VA.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
Il, Modern 6.rm brick, big lot complete
det brief iarss 'rnn, rms pis frepisce. cem eas
plste kis equip. &C oil heat; big lot;
5;room bungalow. vacant. new-house
condition, large lot, full basement; / blk.
0uS Shd Phone sneps aeSe s4as etsy nnt
BANGS 4 MILLER
Evening star., 1943-12-28

SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.
ARLINGTON-3-bedrm brick in excellent
condition. Full basement; new refrigera-
tor. Conv schools, buses and shops
Realty Associates. Inc. CHI. 1888 till 9 pm.
S5,25O,, small cash. $50 no., nearby Mary
land; large 5-room BUNGALOW that has
everything you want. Taylor 1884.
iMMEDiATE POSSESSION. 4os North
Henry st, Alexandria. Va: broom modern
brick house. 3la years old. "a, $50; $50
down payment. $50 per month includes
everything; eight sold TR. 32I2. Key at
Ala North Henry st., Alexandria, Va. az
vACANT-Landover Hills. Md. 7l2l Web
ster st.-Bungalow. 8 years old; 3 bed.
rooms q on End A.: oil heat; S4,96o
HyattsVille, bungalow, 5712 4Oth pl,; re.
conditioned: "A blk. to bus; 1880. Easy
terms: Move in on deposit. DE. 77o9.
ALExANDRIA-Charm house in Yates
Garden. End house. with walled-in gar
den; bedrooms, finished recreation room
immediate possession. This house may
be purchased furnished or unfurnished
Helen r Marshall, broker. Alex. 1901 and
ARLiNGToN. 1908 North sycamor. St
Apt. bungalow, liv. room with fireplace.
bedroom. dining room, kitchen, full base
ment, auto. heat, hoored unfinished attic:
lot 50x1b0, Price, $6,S25: 1915 cash S45
per month. Immediate possession c. g.
Shtllinsburs, 4e1S Lee highWay. oxford
sxTHEspA-s bedrooms ana . baths.
sion Jan. /. csii WI. Sseoa. ee6oa'''n' 1''
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MOVING, PACKING 6 STORAGE.

MOVING AND STORAGE, reasonable rat,
will take your surplus furniture as ps
payment on your moving. Edelmai
Moving 4 Storase Co, Taylor 1887. 2S.
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owner Transferred, Wants Quick Sale
21s-YR. OLD CAPE COD BRICK IN TARA.
6 spacious rooms, 2ia baths. screened
porch. FULL light. dry basement attached
garage Larse corner lot, trees. S12,5OO
Substantial cash.
LINDSAY SIEGFRIED. CHI. 1922
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-12-01
1,5oo REACH HOME TODAY
 FROM ORIENT
Repdtriates Arrive This Morning After Intern
 ment'in Jap Camps

JERSEY CITY, Gee. 1.-Fervently thankful, many Americans reached American soil today for the first time in two years which they spent in, wartime internment Japanese camps.
 Almost 1,500 people were aboard the diplomatic exchange liner Gripsholm, when she docked at 1O:15 a.m today They were, in the words of one passenger, Damn glad to be home,"
 The first sight of the Statue of Liberty brought cheers and many of them burst into the song God Bless America
 The sight of the Navy tug, ac- companying the ship to the pier brought wild shouts of joy, parti- cularly from the children.
 The Americans looked well and happy Some were seasick on the voyage. About Is returning citizens were ambulance cases.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-12-01
GERMANS
 CAPTURE
 k0R05TEN
Important Rail City Again Changes Hands Under
 Nazi Counter Blows

MOSCOW, Dec. l. n German forces struggling to restore their shattered lines on the Dniep e I River, have intensified their coun- terattacks in the Ukaine and stiff fened their resistance in White Russia, advices from the front in dicate.
 By capturing Korosten which the Red Army evacuated Tuesday under orders to adopt a more favorable line of defense. the Germans scored second major success in the Ukraine since they began theil heavy counterattacks early in Mo- vember.
 Despite the German reoccupation of the strategic railway functions of Zhitomir and Korosten, the i'm portant lateral railway line con- meeting Leningrad and Odessa is still cut at Ovruch and Yelsk, botl being in Russian hands.
 Tn the north the Nazis fought back fiercely on both Hanks of tht Dnieper south of zhlobin, and art attempting to m aintain theil bridgehead in the Gomel region, bu except for the loss of Koroster the Red Army continued it's gradua progress on all active sectors aloni the 600-mile front,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-12-01
REPUBLICANS IN KENTUCKY
 WIN VICTORY
Elect Chester Carrier as Representative of
 Fourth District

:. LOUISVILLE Dec, 1--Republi- cans today expressed elation over the 12,600 vote victory of Chester o. Carrier, Leitchfield attorney, scored yesterday over J. Dan Tal- bolt. Bardstown Democrat, winning the Congressional seat in the fourth Kentucky district
 The victory in the special cleo tion gave Kentucky second Re- publican Congressman Rep. John Robison of Barbourville. has repre- sented the 9th district for years in Washington.
 Said Chairman Spangler, Republi- can National Committeeman: "It becomes increasingly evident that whatever the Presidents intentions respecting the fourth term are, the Republicans vii sweep the nation in 1914"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-12-01
Heaviest Air Support of Campaign Given 10
 Ground Forces
  AMERICANS ARE FACING BARRED WIRE DEFENSES
Plume on Adridtie Is Air Rdided by Liberdfors
 of 18th Air Force

ALLIED HEADQUARTERS IN ALGIERS, Dec. 1. The British Eighth Army slashed forward today beyond captured Sangro Ridge with the heaviest air support yet in the Italian campaign, Allied headquart- CTS said
 The Eighth Army marked up ad- vances all along a line one to three miles long, in fierce hand-to-hand fighting.
 The Algiers radio said the Eighth Army captured Lanciano, six miles beyond Sangro. only about i8 miles from Pescara, Castel, Frentaro and Casoli, the latter at the southwest ern end of Sangro Ridge. Barbed Wire Encountered
 In the central sector, American troops of the Fifth Army dashed for ward three miles west of Montaquila through dense mine fields and great twisted masses of barbed wire. It. lis the first time in Mediterranean warfare that barbed wire has been used as extensively by Germans in the manner of the first World War.
 Plume Is Bombed
 Liberators of the 18th Air Force swung into action in raid on the northern tip of the Adriatic and hit Plume its first aerial blow of the war.
 The strategic port was captured by the Germans from Yugoslav Partisans in violent battle soon after the Italian armistice and has been transformed by Rommel into one of his most iInporant bases in the Balkans operations.
 German Viewpoint ss4 A German military spokesman is quoted by a DNB broadcast as saying "T'he British Eighth Army is going into battle at Sangro witt, very great forces, numerically far superior to our air force and are hammering German artillery positions on the northern slopes of mountain of the Sangro valley
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-12-01
LITTLE MOTHER OF NORTH" DIES
 IN CALIF0 0RnIA
Mdrqaref Shdnd Passes Away-Went 10 KIondike
 in Gold Rush Days

SAN DIEGO, Dec. Mrs. Mar garet Shand, 93. known by Yukon presidents as the Little Mother of the North died at her home in the country near here today s She came here from Scotland 6s years ago and married Shad dur ing the Yukon gold rush. Tine Shands went to the Yukon and op- erated hotel on Stewart Island for 32 years.
 Mrs Shand had asked that her body be sent to Stewart Island for burial beside her husband.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-12-01
By JACK sTINNETT

WASHINGTON, Dec. LA year or so ago when I met the Duke and Duchess of Windsor at a press reception here, detailed that their hope was that they could establish themselves in the United States so that they could come and go with out being treated as international celebrities or ganged up on like movie stars.
 They have. achieved that aim. During their visit here. watched them cross the lobby of the May flower Hotel. Not half dozen heads were turned and there was no buzz-buzz as they walked through.
 A little surprised at the non- chalance. I gave It further test by saying to fellow standing near me; The Duke and Duchess oi
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-12-01
EIedion of Governor
 For Alaska k Opposed
 By Inferior Department

WASHINGTON. Dec. 1.-Alaska Delegate Anthony J. Dimond today disclosed opposition of the Interior Department to his bill providing for the election of Governor for Alaska.
 The opposition of the Interior De- partment prevented the House Ter ritories Committee from holding hearings on the measure, the Del egate stated
 The Department, it is disclosed has not submitted report on the bill although requested to do so by the committee, but made reply its enactment would require changes ill the Alaska Organic Act.
 The Delegate said the bill pro- viding for the election of Gov ernor of Puerto Rico however has been approved by the Department of the Interior.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-12-01
B0NGA I5
 TAKEN BY FIGHTERS
Supply Line Base Falls Without Struggle
 Jap Air Force

ALLIED HEADQUARTERS IN THE SOUTHWEST PACIFIC, Dec. 1.-Australian jungle fighters. push ing north from Finschafen, captured Bonga, seaward anchor of the Jap anese principal supply line to the northeastern New Guinea coast. Its fall without struggle deprived the enemy of another hold on the Huon peninsula. Australians also took Gusika in the general sweep, Gen. Douglas MacArthur's head quarters said.
 While the Aussie jungle fighters were moving on Bonga, Allied bombers aided the ground force by smashing the Japanese airdrome at Cape Gloucester on the seaward New Guinea coast. In pinning the enemy airforce to the ground 2S Mitchells and Marauder medium bon1bers, escorted by Airacobra
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-12-01
Duke and Duchessof Windsor Are Now Just
 Plain Folks on visits

Windsor, eh?" He said Yeah So what?' Which certainly put me in my place.
 A day later I was discussing the King who married commonel with a western Canadian editor He is Scotch and still has burr that tickles American ears. He tolc me that much of the Canadian ami mostly toward the Duke had diec down, principally because George VI and Queen Elizabeth have be- come practically the perfection oi British royalty.
 He explained that much of tht early righteous anger was misun- derstood by other than the British because few people could under. stand how every school child in the British empire is taught that tht crown can do no wrong and is ths
 (ContintIpd on Pare Yum
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-12-01
"BIG THREE" ENR0UTE TO
 IRAN(0NFAB
Roosevelt and Church i'll Speeding to Teherdn
 toConfer with StaIin
tBy Associated Press

Speculation that mighty new tlskasts against. the Axis are in the making was stirred by unofficial reports that President Roosevelt and Prime Minister Winston Chur- chill are speeding to conference with Premier Stalin in Iran after meeting with Generalissiino Chiang Kai Shek in Cairo
 The reports, emanating from Lis bon, were quickly given wide cir culation, and climaxed a week of guessing by German propaganda agencies. which have been limiting at the possibility of an imminent meeting of the Allied leaders at Cairo or elsewhere in the Middle East.
 Cairo Meeting Ends
 The Lisbon report was circulated by Reuters which said, Tt is known definitely" in Lisbon that the Cairo meeting has already taken place, and that Roosevelt and Churchill have left for Iran The dispatch was broadcast to European coun-
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-12-01
BERLIN I5-
 EVACUATED,
 TWO DEpT5,
F Foreign Ministry, Dip|o- matie Corps Have
 Moved 10 BresIdu

STOCKHOLM, Dec. l.-The Ger man Foreign Ministry and Diplo- matic Corps have moved from Der lin to Breslau, about 190 miles south- east of the Nazi capital city.
 The information is contained in a dispatch to the newspaper Svenska Dagbladet and the reason for the change of the seat of government IS because of the recent Royal Air Force raids which have practically destroyed three-fourths of the city of Berlin A
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-12-01
Lewis BrisiIes Up
 During Conference
 AtMine Wage Meei

WASHINGTON, Dec. l.-John l.. Lewis bristled when one Of the operators remarked during the cur- rent mine wage negotiations he would decide later" on one of the points at issue.
 How late?' demanded Lewis, whose United Mine Workers tied up coal production with striking four times this year.
 There's war on, you know said Lewis.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-12-01
ALLIES SLASH FORWARD ON ITALY FRONT
Aussies Capture Sea1uard Anchor Of Nippon
Don't Celebrate December !,
 5aYs Roosevelt

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.-The President today vetoed resolu- tion of Congress, which would have designated December : as Armed Services Honor Day.
 He explained that he cOnsid- CTS the commemoratiOn of Pearl Harbor Day in any way "singu- larly inappropriate"
 In a message to the Senate he said further it would be pre- mature to establish during the course of war, day to com mem0rate those serving in the military forces.