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Evening star., 1943-08-23
HELP MEN,

ACCOUNTANTS, Junior and senior. fol-
local C. r AS ONCE; reply. stating expert
enss ense; edpeation draf. status, salary ex-
ACCIDENT. LIFE OR DEBIT MAN; must
have recent experience Attractive prop
oSition to aualif1ed man. RIM. $50. 1923
APPLIcAToRs for asbestos and brick
siding We have plenty. Of work. furnish
gsle Assoeiated onss contraetorss p' Inc 10 14ol
sssisT4Nff' ssSsisi sSf' n ENGINEER cwhite,. with
position Once buildins, essential orssni-
conditions very good. o Advsncement nc 1rNion on
experience and merit. Replies must give
class class license held, age. telephone and ad-
GOOD position for the right person. Box
rm sSp.Fenss ot ,.s, By sstbh.d s
have a,,e. pleasing appearance personality and
tons. education, experience, age and draft
AUTO or truck mechanics. wanted W.
oner as hne working conditions and as
YOU do not consider yourself a finished me e
ehsnie but have had mechanical expert;
give you. the training necessary to make
you a ton-nisht mechanic. Ask for Mr.
Ra0e Or TrsY cs b.easu4 mSsSr Co ao th 1 and D1o
ment Established over 90 years.
BAR BOY. colored, day or night, no Sun
Rowe's Sea FOOD Grill, a13 ith ST Sc 23'
BAKERS HELPER, colored. hours to
4;30 pm. No Sundays. Cornwslrs, Inc
1929 g ST. NV.
BILLING CLERK and general once as
sistant. hand work. no machine operation;
permanent position: starting salary good
with advancement opportunity. Apply in
person, 10 to 2, Washington Tobacco Co,
~ SnoN MaSss & TSprp sunsets Typ,Yr. sys nv
perience; 40-hr, 5la- week; S33. Bo,
soX. 3Ss,X sta,, ,.,r
versal Barber Shop. 1902 1th St NV
See Mr.. Patterson
BOY over 10 for full time odd Jobs ir
radio store. Kennedy's Radio. 147 l4tr
St NV.
Evening star., 1943-08-23

Prescott and Frances Omenga Price,
both assigned to Navy Nurse Corps
Miss Bland, Miss Adrian and Miss
Price are graduates of Garfield Hos
pital School of Nursing and had
been employed there since their
graduation. Miss Sech and Miss
Prescott are graduates of the Cap
ital City School of Nursing at Gal
linger Hospital. A graduate of the
Providence School of Nursing. Miss
McPhail was employed in WASH
ington until her present assign
ment. Miss Shannon, who is a grad
uate of Memorial Hospital. Cum
berland, Md, was formerly en-
ployed at Doctors Hospital.
NORFOLK. Va.-Three women
from the Washington area recently
were graduated from the Coast
Guard Academy at New London,
Conn, as officers of the Coast
Guard Women's Reserve and have
been ordered to report for duty at
the District Coast Guard Head
quarters. They are Dorothy C.
Gillian, Meridian Hill, 2601 Six
teenth street NV: Betty J. Nc
Laughlin. 1860 Lanier place NV.
and Betty Haywood Farley, 2428
North Ohio street, Arlington. Va.
Miss Gillian was commissioned a
lieutenant, junior grade, and the
other two were commissioned en-
signs.
Two Washington women were
among the Women Reservists who
were graduated recently from the
Naval Training School for Yeomen
at Oklahoma A. & M. College, Still
water, Okla, and have been as
signed to duty at the Third Naval
District, New York. They are Yeo-
men, third class. Elizabeth NJ Har-
mon, former clerk for the Lewis
Hotel Training School, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Raleigh F. Harmon,
1922 r street NV, and Marguerite
Grace Bracket, former clerk and
typist for the Stones Mercantile
Agency. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Hugh w. Bracket. 812 G street NE.
LAKEHURST, N. pvt. Selma
Ann Decker, Marine Corps Women's
Reserve, daughter of Mrs. Ira L.
Decker. 1912 First street S.W.. is
now attending the parachute rig
gers school here at the Naval Air
Station and will be promoted to
private first class upon graduation.
Formerly employed as a compton,
eter operator in the General Ac-
counting Office, she enlisted in the
Reserve last April.
Evening star., 1943-08-23
HELP WOMEN

ACCOUNTANTS, junior and senior. for
local c. p as ONCE, Reply, stating ex
per poeerlence. eoucation' salary expected. Box
aITERAffiSoN HANDS. experienced coats
AAJioSS AnnSy dresses, slr-cond TONED workroom
HpS WIZ stb AZ beek bet mprninss anJ only Kaplo-
ASSISTANT Billing CLERK and small
W,ihpoard .Neeen operate permanent positions
Apply IN person 10 TO >, washington To. 70,
PasaG Rfx1fY GS oPrRAToR G neS "sf s nyo0o
enced;, top salary and commissions; part
or fun time; opportunity for wide awake
eeantic,an oean S.s perm pos, OK, estab. shop;
Beauty sH oPERaTosRSsH. EXP exp: slsf salsry SAC
and commission. Closed Thursdays Silver
sRAUTY Shep 1prrRHAroas "a eGss or nn af6 posi-
tions; ,s35 week and commission: apt
ssaiiable close to work; HAYWOOD Beauty
Ss,on; 90 1 Call Sunday WA. 6o3l; wkdays,,
Beauty 1iPo' oPPfkRAroR, PER experienced; ss5
ses week and commission 5odsy weeS; Apply
BEAUTY OPERATOR, e2perienced. fuil Ii'n OF
part time apply 1914 Conn. ave, Robert
BEAUTY SHOP MANICURIsr, shampooer
pos, Margaret E. scheetze. est 1908
sft2ISS ft2 SSnH CLERK xxi and seneral ofnee a..
S.ta, Slstant hand work; no machine ope ra tion
person 10 TO :, Washington Tobacco Co.
b3l Massachusetts ave. NV
OOkKEEPER-TYPlST- age and ex-
perience: 40-hr. 5ia-day week; S33. Box
359-x, Star.
BOOKKEEPER to serve as cashier: mus
be experienced to assume full charge OF
books; also typIne experience; highest
salary Kotzin, 1919 G st NV
BOOKKEEPER, experienced, for ladies
ready to- wear establishment KAPLOWITz
siia cSsHtrsn sno full Chars, es .sl'
to type; must have pleasing personality Il
meet the public; permanent; $50 week
Boz 227-X. Star,
Evening star., 1943-08-23

Laura Reney. ice. They are:
Mary Elizabeth Williams of Colum-
bia Hospital, Evelyn Yer Hook OF
Sibley Hospital, Laura Roney of
Episcopal Hospital and Lois Nit
ton OF st. Elizabeth's Hospital.
Miss Williams, who graduated
from Hahnemann Hospital, Scran-
ton. Pa, in 1912, has been assigned
to the Army Air Forces Station Hos
pital at the Miami Beach Training
Base, Fla. A graduate of the Sa-
maritan Hospital School of Nurs-
ing Miss Ver Hook has been as
signed to the Navy Nurse Corps at
Bethesda, Md. Also a graduate of
Hahnemann Hospital, Miss Roney,
who was operating room supervisor
at Episcopal, has also been assigned
TO the Army Air Force Station
Hospital at Miami Beach. Miss Nit
ton, graduate of ST. Elizabeth's
School of Nursing in 1912, has been
called to active duty with the Navy
Nurse Corps.
Seven other District women have
Joined the armed forces through
District Nurse Recruitment Service.
They are: Dorothy Bland and Nellia
Adrian, both OF 3720 New Hamp-
shire avenue NV, and both as
signed to the Army Nurse Corps at
Fort Storey, Va; Helen Ann Sech,
1882 Potomac avenue Sc, assigned
to the Army Air Forces Station
Hospital at Miami Beach Training
Base, Fla: Gertrude Shannon, 1853
Adams street NE, assigned TO Army
Nurse Corps at Fort Eustis, Va;
Ruth McPhail, 1900 r street NV.
assigned to Army Nurse Corps at
woodrow Wilson General Hospital
etaunton, Va, and Edith Lays
Evening star., 1943-08-23
HELP DOMESTIC.

COLORED HOUSEKEEPER, good plain
cook for adults; suburban; live in; SIS
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, in fam
lily; $50 mo-; live in. Write 4OO5 Quin-
lana st. Hvsttsville, Md. Union 3372.
COOK experienced. g.h.w, no laundry;
live out: references. Alexandria. Va.
Temple 3779.
COOK. general houseworker. no laundry:
> adults; no SUNDAYS; good salary. 4514
Conn ave EN-. zoos
COOK, general houseworker, light laundry;
live in or out; SIS week; references. Phone
WO. 95a6.
COOK and general houseworker, small FAM
lily: room and bath; live in or out. IA
COOK and general houseworker. colored,
good disposition. for gentleman's farm
near Laurel: easy transportation; good
wages, alternate week ends of; give ref
erences. Phone Laurel lO-F-24.
COOK, good. full-time maid. SIS week;
Chevy Chase, d, c.; 4S-hour week: live in
or out; 3 in family; Bendix washer: -ex-
perlenced with children, Ordwav 7l76
COOK. houseworker, high wages TO ccm-
petent person, no ironing, own room and
bath local refs TIE 652O. <2S Argyle
drive Alexandria.
Evening star., 1943-08-23
SPECIAL NOTICES.

MATHEMATIcIANs, COME IN AND SET
our STOCK of books on advanced mathe-
mares Courant, Birkhoff. Titchmarsh
aaroy, Copson. Whitaker and many others
open evenings. STUDENTS BOOK CO.
2l0l Penna. aven. NV National 7515
ON AND AFTER THIS DATE / WILL
be responsible for only those debts con
tracteo by me personally
FERGUSON A THIEBOLT.
1921 MINI. ave. ne =
AM NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
myself HAROLD 3 NoRroN oR 81, aa1 s1e1 ruInep 1nsn
st. Chevy Chase, Md
BUICK SEDAN, 1887, CENTURY. FOF
sale by PUBLIC auction, for storage anc
repairs, PM; Sept. 3, 1943, at Emerson
and Orme. 18th and NJ SITS. NV
WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOF
debts other than those contracted by my.
ssn THEODORE c. ScHNAEBELE, sos
9 st. Sc e4s
TO CLARA B. ELLIOT, IF LIVING, If
dead, heirs of-You are hereby notified
to remedy q condition existing on Lots 8,
and &, square 1922, in viola ton of law
consisting of an unla wful growth of weeds
four or more inches in height This con-
dltlon should be remedied on or before
the 3rd day of September. 1a43 Upon
your failure so to do the work will be done
by the District authorities and the cost
thereof, with the cost of this advertise
ment, will be taxed against the said prop-
erty. J. r. YOUNG. C. w. KUTz, q
MASON; Commissioners. D. c.
Evening star., 1943-08-23
SITUATIONS WOMEN.
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

GIRL. neat colored, wishes position az
GIRL, colored, wants work from pm.
to IL pm Call DU 47s6
LAUNDRY to do at home, hrst-class work
nice sunny yard Phone Randolph ..: 5ass.
LAUNDRESS-Curtains fne linens, silks,
family units. DE. 50ls.
MAID. experienced wishes part-tims OF
full general housework. Louise, DI
5l63
YOUNG GIRL, coloredz wishes job as house
keeper stay nights. Elk 319S "a.
Evening star., 1943-08-23

nue. NV, re-
Gently was grad
uated from the
WAC branch of
the Army Ad-
mini S t ra t 10 n
School here.
w A S H ING
T o N. - -Four
nurses, formerly
employed in the
District. h a v G
join e d t h {
a r m e d forces
through the Dis
trict Nurse Re-
cruitment serv.
Evening star., 1943-08-23

tics, Weather
B ure a u. The
daughter of Mr..
and MRS. Lau-
renee A n & e | o,
6l9 Quebec place
NV. Yeoman
Angelo enlisted
in the WAVES
In No v e m b e +,
1912, and re-
ceived her basic
training at Ok
lahona A. and
M. Univer S / t Y,
saltwater, Okla.
She is a gradu-
10 ~ AknLSinln,t
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HELP poMssTlc tco,s. j,

STAY y nishss: sood vases RA oSss, 1887
GENERAL HousEwoRK and plain cook
e. sa ssT a., sSas svsesa os
G,ss.. G.fI fss sso rmw S s9ms experience sta,
GIRL, general housework, help with o.
.month-old baby: city references health
asS sass tsetsesd.. sek hoafs' ~ 70 q WI
GIRL. GIRL for ssnersl housework must be ex.
Ms Leo Baum no sse sssrsn good
nv. Apt. sol. Ab' $40. V io'" ~
GIRL. gh.w. and laundry: s-rm, apt; no
Are j.; health card. TR. Hsas sass asii'' car
WOMAN, settled, as chambermsid IN boeed-
cooR sNp ve Rs e e Ss Pe8as ~ RE
Sundays and halliday Thurs Oh: small
spp,n; SIS q wk. and earfare. ST. 1919.
room and board. CT. o95s.
MID p sleep IN in family. includins
Va Phone Ma. $3.50 Aans'0n'
MAID. . adults, 3-room apt, 3 to nm,
soa eabdsre BE- sr7s 7sooa.s stsss and sener
MAID, senersl housework cooking din
nsr. nsr. care child. live in or out. sia week.
MAID wanted for part-time work. Please
saii no. 7ass after 5;a0 pm.
aandfy sso sees oosns sdns
MAID, general housework; II dependabis.
sondtioss Con- wsss' RS Ra sa6sas saos work. pleasant
~ MAID; sleep in; Sundays on; smalf family.
NURSE for two children. as.s a months
MOTHERS HELPER-and-noor rooms and
shsphsrd 1888.
cred; I've in, good home and rood salary.
,SgRssEMAp swhite,, sxperlene.d, car.
H NURSE Shsh AND COOK WHITE sss2 81 eolor.d
I.cend sn1id; AL aa1ttractive pay; live In. Call
fAREoR PaiatSa i0 0MAib-wArrREss in priy.,.
sesS0 sooa pas easy oFS sSsJ pleasant surrounspss
WATERS. colored for dinner only.
Broadmoor Restaurant, 1901 Conn. ave.
WANTED 2. sisters or relatives to nv. in.
ssookning ss nskk shh;ws, .h;ss, GOOD rsses. Telephcns
home good wages. Would also give room
Telephone RH S$ss alter ! p'm. y ''
ored family: moderate salary; general
work s35 Kenyon st. NV. caii IN per-
WOMAN; elderly, eolored. no cooking or
nat wash; hours, to $40, or live in:
| Sundays off, children 2 and / years old,
parents employed. Dupont 1863
WOMAN, white. middle-aged. tor g.hw,
CHI. 56o5.
! WOMAN. experienced. for general house,
work; live in or out; two adults in family:
| reference; good wages. Call NO. s21p
WOMAN. colored, middle-aged no cook
ing very good salary. Live in. EN- 1929
WOMAN. dependable: g.h.w., plain cook
ing; live out; $l5. 3344 Blaine st. me-.
]
/ WOMAN, white. preferably middle aged.
reliable. care children and apt: salary
according to exp. and qualifications. No
| SUNDAY CH. 1900, Ext 7Os
INTERESTED IN WHITE LADY to live In:
employed couple with children: sI?. q
PLEASE DON'T APPLY IL you are not in
| terested in steady Job; gh.w.; small mod
| ern house. i've in. OIL. ss6T.
FOR SEPTEMBER 10. experienced cook,
| downstairs worker in house with children;
! 2 blocks beyond Chevy Chase Circle. Up
stairs maid laundress; no Sundays 500 ia
| Sl0O month: references. Box 1S5-X. Star
Evening star., 1943-08-23
Parents Style Cromped

Parents have no right to name
their children anything they choose,
Buenos Aires, Argentina, Judge
ruled in flning couple who named
their offspring Zoroaster and Jupi-
ter.
Evening star., 1943-08-23
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DC. WOMEN
IN UNIFORM

Observation-Disclosures Angelo,
woman third class 1909 G street
NV, is serving with the Naval
Reserve at the Bureau of Aeronau-
Evening star., 1943-08-23
SALESMAN (PAINT)

Well established Baltimore manufacturer
wants to open WASHINGTON district with
llVe-wire salesman selling maintenance
paints to large painters and institutions.
Splendid opportunity for experienced paint
salesman. Unless you can show a proven
record OF paint sales to this class of trade.
do not apply. Persons ENGAGED in war
work will not be considered Box 31S-V,
Star
MAN over 80 to travel in smaller cities
gaining on womens patriotic examinations.
We book for them a dignifed money-rais-
1ns plan recurring no investment; no mer-
chandise involved. Permanent position;
earnings, $50 to 500 per week plus
quarterly bonus averaging $500 to $500
possible. Write Photograph, Waltower
Blde:, Kansas City s, Mo.
MAN With drivers license to work in ga
rage. drive and service cars. know how TO
est grease and anS change tires: white or colored
Must apply well recommended. Saunders
System. 81 18th st. NV.
MEN OR WOMEN who want healthy out
door work. Hundreds of Re Weigh dealers
health improved and they made more
money than ever before when they took
over home service route supplying over
200 widely advertised. easily sold necess-
ties. Sales booming now. No experience
needed; Write Rawleigh's, Dept. DCH-I4-
1I3. Chester, Pa.
MAILROOM CLERK,
Experience desirable but not necessary.
salary passed on qualifications Apply
AMERICAN ROAD BUILDERS ASSOC,
IN Il
Evening star., 1943-08-23
TYPISTS.
PERMANENT POSITION,
EXCELLENT SALARY.
MARVIN'S.
734 7th ST. NV
HELP MEN AND WOMEN,

BOoKKEEPER-TYPIST experienced in real
estate work; good wages, off 2 SATURDAYS a
mo al ] pm and off all day the other
Phone for appointment, Mr.. Whiteford or
Mrs. Trogner. 1914 K ST. NV. DI. p7n6
BOOKKEEPER, take charge OF ONCE and
handle detail for plumbing contractors.
State age. qualifications and salary ex-
CASHIER AND CHECKER, downtown hotel
Call MA. 3S10, Branch 1866, after am
COUPLE. husband employed wife to do
few hours housework weekdays in small
roomlng house as part payment for rent.
a33 23rd ST. NV.
DISHWASHER, also bus boy or girl: good
pay, good working conditions, meals fur
MAN OR MAN AND WIFE to manage mod
ern bowling. alley establishment in Suffolk
Va CO. 1900.
BARTENDER,
Man or woman, white. experienced, for
cocktail lounge: good salary, room and
board if desired; permanent position; ideal
working conditions must furnish refer
ences, White or phone Mr.. Newton,
Carvel Hall Hotel, Annapolis, Md. Phone
236l.
BOOKKEEPER
Man or woman, experienced, TO take
charge of bookkeepine department; good
salary, room and board If desired; refer
ences required. Write or phone Mr.. Jack
ROOM CLERK,
Man or woman. experienced, for front
desk; must be able to use typewriter: good
salary, room and board if desired refer
ences required Write or phone Mr.. Jack
son, Caryel Hall Hotel, Annapolis, Nd.
Phone .36l
Evening star., 1943-08-23
TRUCK DRIVER
For Delivery Truck.
APPLY POINTERS.
ARCADE MARKET

AnNADL MAhhE l,
14th St and Park Rd NV
HABERDASHERY SALES
MAN. THOROUGHLY EX-
PERIENCED PERSON ONLY
NEED APPLY. WONDER
Full OPPORTUNITY FOR
RIGHT MAN. 1885 CONN.
AVE. NV. WO. 9179.
MAN, INTELLIGENT, CA
Fable, WHITE, IN LIQUOR
STORE. SELLING EXPERT
ENCE, RELIABLE, REFER
ENCES. ONLY FIRST-CLASS
MAN NEED APPLY. EX-
CELLENT OPPORTUNITY.
GOOD SALARY. CALL Ii.
4400 BETWEEN 10 AND 2
WEEKDAYS.
STOCKROOM CLERKS,
wholesale house. Call Ma
tional O391.
DRIVER, wholesale delivery.
Call National O391.
Evening star., 1943-08-23
Experienced
MILLMEN

To work IN large. well-eauipped wood
working shop: permanent position
APPLY MR.. WISSINGER
LANGDON MILLWORK CO.
plSn HRYANT
Evening star., 1943-08-23

SALESWOMEN,
$40 Salary
and Weekly Bonus.
No experience necessary. Permanently
located in one leading Wash. dept, store
Age @O-5O. Call Miss NJ Feybush, Ma
tional 5000, Ext, 9la, from S1l am and
As pm, for appointment. 81
Evening star., 1943-08-23

COUNTER GIRL.
Exnerienced. white, niehtwork. 6-day week.
$40 plus substantial bonus; excellent op-
portunitv
HILLTOP RESTAURANT,
1911 Marlboro Pike Sc Call HI. 1928
After PM.
Evening star., 1943-08-23

FASHION ARTIST.
SIVE SPECIALITY SHOP TEL EPHONE
DI. 500 FOR INTERVIEW APPOINTMENT
STENOGRAPHER WANTED.
YOUNG LADY, 1925 YEARS
OF AGE; BANKING INSTI-
TUITION. IN REPLY STATE
EXPERIENCE AND SALARY
EXPECTED. BOX 252-X.
STAR.
Evening star., 1943-08-23
HELP WOMEN.
STENOGRAPHER.

Permanent position available
for young, competent stenog-
rapher in national business or
ganization. Regular hours 9 to S,
one hour for lunch. y day on
Saturday; 5-day week during
summer; air-conditioned offices,
very pleasant working conditions,
good salary, opportunity for ad-
vancement. Millers' National
Federation, National Press Bldg.
MA. 1921.
Evening star., 1943-08-23

DRIVER, wholesale delivery
Call National O391
Evening star., 1943-08-23

PHOTOGRAPHIC SPoTTERs needed at
once for permanent positions; experience
not necessary. Phone EN-. 0200.
UNDERWOOD & UNDERWOOD.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-03-20
Dutch Harb0r Defense

An interesting story that explains why the
japanese advance on Dutch Harbor last June
tailed Is told by Major General Buckner. in
charge OF the Alaskan Defense command
nine months after the event. The General
gives chief credit to Col. L. v. Castner q
member of his staff
IL IS General Buckner's opinion that the
enemy planned to duplicate the attack on
Pearl Harbor at Dutch Harbor-as the gate
way to Alaska-and were engaged on that
mission when they encountered surprising and
unexpected opposition from an air force they
supposed 800 miles away.
After Pearl Harbor, it seems, General Buck
ner foresaw the possibility OF an attack on
the American Aleutian naval base. and set
to work to prevent it. Choosing two nearby
islands his engineers began to build two air
fields which they gave packing company
names. This ruse was so successful that
whatever leak may have reached Tokyo OF
activities upon them was completely mislead
ing.
In approximately two months the fields
were ready and completely camounaged. Tok.
20 was told that the Americans had no planes
in that region and could not bring any ur
in time to interfere with the proposed attack
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-03-20

leans under Patton consolidating their gains
near Casa and strong patrols approaching
Guetar. with the British 1st Army on tne
move in northern Tunisia and Montgomery
Libyan veterans making thrusts in the Mare1n
arena, the pattern of the Allied major attack
is taking form and might even no" De unoer
way but for heavy rains which make tne
going tough.
This view is credible, not only because OF
increasing Allied activity in Africa, Out a1so
because spring, which is generally oeneVeo
the season chosen by the Allied command
for invasion Of Europe, is already at mana
and the withdrawal of Nazi divisions from
western Europe for sevice against Russia
offers favorable opportunity for that vital
exploit.
Any delay in cleaning the Axis out of Africa
as preliminary step to invasion would throw
this operation of schedule and, by postponing
second fsQn> 1pt the brakes on victory in
Europe.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-03-20

So that when two carriers, two or three
cruisers. eight destroyers and four troop trans
norts nosed their way along the Aleutians
under cover of heavy fog their officers were
durnbfounded and completely frustrated oy
the land-based bombers and fighters wnlcn
rose to meet them and drove them Oft, planes
ships and men.
With this story at last told, it is not dl11lcuit
to understand why there was so much secrecy
in those days concerning fighting In the Aleu-
+;.nx Nor is it difficult to realize why the
war command is reluctant now to say mucn
about what goes on there An lnadVer'eh'
word might easily give the enemy srea'
advantage. Just as revelation of what General
Bucl<ner was up to would have been worth
,,,,,ch to the Tokyo war lords
PERHAPS we are not fully justified IN our
dam .nds for more intimate knowledge OF what
o,,r military command is doing to oue"l'
and defeat the foe.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-03-20
Raymond Clapper Says:
Mrist;s World Outlook
Carries Lot OF Weight

| the same general ends to which
Justice Roberts points. The Wo.
mans Home Companion reports a
panel poll showing 90 per cent OF
American women in favor Of a
permanent world congress, and Of
course, 95 per cent would give
the world congress power to en-
:sorce its decisions.
Actually, however, the answer
rests with the Senate.
Can Senators refuse to pass the
Ball Burton Hatch Hill resolu-
ton, or some similar statement
favoring American collaboration?
Is the Senate going to turn
Americas back to the world
again?
Is the Senate going to decree
that we must go through anarchy
and end, as twice before in our
lifetime, in a world war from
which we have no hope of escap-
ing-one which might the n x
time come to us in the form of
so Pearl Harbors simultaneously?
Is that what the Senators are de-
termined to inlet on us
I don't believe they will do it
knowingly. They won't if the peo-
pie Of this country make it clear
that this time they, like Justice
Roberts, want a joint effort made
to avoid third world war.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-03-20
By JOHN sELBY
Spring fiction

A curious and delightful exper'
ience is just around the bend fol
those who pick up Ivy Litvinoff' S
Moscow Mystery" 1t is relic
published 13 years ago in England
as the work Of 'Ivy Low" and re-
fused in the United States because
American editors at that time
thought the Russian background
too great handicap. One reported
that if Ivy Low would leave Out
''the stuff about spring over the
Kremlin, and put in another mur.
der or two," the book would be
better.
He may have been right, so far
as the modern" streamlines
standardized product goes. But
time has changed perspectives.
Ivy Low is Ivy Litvinoff and her
husband is the Soviet ambassador
to the United States. The Moscow
described in the book no longer
exists-even the 'hordes of street
boys who have large share in
its action have been reclaimed,
and nearly all the old buildings
have disappeared; families have
expanded from one room to an
apartment. The author now thinks
that she has produced a period
piece, and that she herself is al
most the only thing unchanged.