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Evening star., 1943-07-02

ray, Scotland. filet oaseer Rossisnsl.
Besides his wife. he is survived by
son, Richard, 8; three brothers.
Staff Sergt. William G. Rossignol,
q, Signal Corps. now stationed in
North Africa: John Page. 81. sea-
man. first class. United States Navy,
now at sea. and Douglas c. Rossig-
mol, Capital Transit streetcar oper-
ator, 1905 M street NE, and two
sisters, Mrs. Evelyn Brooks. 1919
North Capitol street. and Mrs. Betty
Strong. 1905 M street NE.
Mrs. Brooks husband is a private
in the Signal Corps and is stationed
at Camp Robinson, Ark. Mrs.
Strone's husband Is staf sergeant
with the Army Air Forces now sta
toned overseas.
Evening star., 1943-07-02
Axis Plane, Carrying Dead Man,
Misses D. C.. Flyer Over Sardinia
Moi. {. B. Stoddord
Thought Collision
Was Inevitable
BY THOMAS r. HENRY,
Star star Correspondent.

UNITED STATES AIR BASE IN
NORTH AFRICA (By MaiD I'm all
the ~ missions in which he has
taken part as q combat flying of1cer
the closest call for Maj. Edward B.
stoddard, 1881 Van Ness street NV,
was q brush with = hurting plane
with 4 dead man at the controls.
It happened in a raid over sar-
dinia when an Italian Macchi fighter
suddenly came tumbling through
the bomber formation in which Maj.
Stoddard was flying and passed
barely 3 feet away from the right
wing of his plane. For a few seconds
It looked rs II q mid-air crash was
unavoidable.
The italian had stopped firing
about 200 yards away. Then his
plane seemed to 60 out OF control
altogether and hurtled right into
the center Of the American forma-
ton. He continued downward and
was seen to crash in flames.
There is no doubt in my mind,
Maj. Stoddard says, that the man
was dead before the dive started.
He probably had been hit by one
of our gunners and turned his plane
into the dive in the few seconds be-
fore he died"
Joined Air Corps IN 1899.
Maj. Stoddard, since this incident,
has become group operations ofdcer
of his squadron.
A graduate Of Massachusetts, State
College. he Joined the Air Corps in
June, 1899. and got his wings and
bars from Kelly Field in March, 1910.
He served in the Caribbean area
for one year before being trans
ferred to the African theater. A
brother. Robert, is an Air Corps
sergeant stationed near Boston.
Mass. and his mother lives At
birmingham, Mass
Maj. Stoddard. whose wife Esther
now is employed in the Az section
Evening star., 1943-07-02
PUC Approves Hay Wagon
Service 10 Water Gate

The Public Utilities Commission
today gave its approval to the op-
Grafton of horse drawn wagons from
the end of the streetcar line to the
Water Gate on concert nights.
The National Symphony Orches-
ira had asked permission for the
vehicles. loaded with hay, to carry
passengers to the Water Gate on
June a. after the first week Of
concerts demonstrated that the pub
lie liked that method Of transpor-
tation.
1t was understood that temporary
permission had been granted until
the orchestra decided whether the
hay wagons should become an all
season fixture OF the concerts.
Evening star., 1943-07-02
BY WILL p. KENNEDY.

Envisioning seaplane use of the
Potomac River both for transport
and private planes after the war,
Chairman Randolph of the House
District Committee has asked Brig.
Gen. c. w. Kutz, Engineer Com
missioner, to cooperate in postwar
planning for the expanded develop
ment of airport and highway facili-
ties, necessary flood control projects
and other meritorious activities.
Representative Randolph pointed
out today that the Pan American
Air Line has seaplane landings at
Baltimore and New York.
49," he said, IT see no reason
why Washington will not become.
In the postwar. era, an important
base for oceanic air transport
travel"
In asking Gen. Kuts's eo-opsrs-
Evening star., 1943-07-02
J. St. Clair Cooke Dies;
Star Linotype Operator

J. St. Clair Cooke, 46. of 1o2 Little
Falls street. Falls Church. Va. a
linotype operator for The Star for
more than 20 years. died Of a heart
ailment on Eleventh street between
E and F streets NV. today while
on his way to work An ambulance
was called from tine Emergency Hos
pital, but the physician said Mr.
Cooke was dead when 1t arrived.
A vigorous man. Mr.. Cooke had
volunteered for the Army i'm
mediately after the Pearl Harbor
attack He was turned down be-
cause Of q heart condition.
He served in the Marine Corps in
the World War and was a past COM
mander of the American Legion post
at Falls Church.
Mrs. Cooke is employed by the
Marine Corps in the Navy Building
in Arlington. Funeral arrangements
are pending.
Evening star., 1943-07-02
Bishop N. ". Clair
To Be Buried Today;
Former Pastor Here
Native Of West Virginia
Had Been PreIote in
Iowa and Liberia

Funeral services for Bishop Mat
thew Wesley Clair, II, former pastor
Of Asbury Methodist Church. were
to be held today at his former
church, with Bishop r. e. Jones ON
ciating. Burial was to be in Har-
mony Cemetery.
Since 1910. Bishop Clair, who re-
tired in 1885, made his home in
Covinston, KY. He returned re-
Gently to Washington for q visit,
and died Monday at the residence
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Frazier.
$50 Rhode Island avenue NV,
whom he was visiting.
A native OF Union. w. Va. Bishop
Clair was active in the ministry for
50 years. He was a graduate Of
Morgan College, Baltimore, and Of
Bennett College. Greensboro. N. c.,
and came to the District in 1896
He was pastor of the Ebenezer
Methodist Church and attended
Catholic University here in 1907 and
1908. Presiding elder of the Wash
ington district, Bishop Clair was
pastor of the Asbury Methodist
Church for II years
In 1920 he was elected to the
Episcopacy at Des Moines. Iowa. and
served for four years as Bishop of
Liberia. Africa. In 1924 he was
appointed to the Covington (Ky)
area, where he served until his
retirement.
Bishop Clair was called back to
active service in 1889. during the
interim between the Uniting Con-
ference of the Methodist Church and
the Jurisdictional Conference of the
Central jurisdiction, as resident
bishop Of the Atlanta (Ga.) area.
Survivors include his widow, Mrs.
Eva Wilson Clair. and three sons.
the Rev. M. w. Clair. jr.. and Graf
ton Clair. both of Chicago, ILL.,. and
John A. Clair of Kansas City, Kans.
Evening star., 1943-07-02

she recommends as q health meas
ure. 1t is = combination of fresh
pineapple and grape juices.
You must be sure that the pine
apple Is crushed without having
been peeled" she cautioned. The
secret lies in an engine near the
skin"
Since she finds that semi elias
sical music seems to please her
audiences most, Miss Dragonette
has arranged her program tonight
to allow for lots Of encores," which
will include Dixie" and Liebe-
straum," both favoFites Of her
hearers.
For her main selections. however,
she has chosen Massenet's Death Of
That's" which is one OF the songs
especially loved by Washington au-
diences, and the Air de Liza" from
Debussy's "L'Enfant Prologue"
Evening star., 1943-07-02
Man Hit by Streetcar
Dies Of Injuries
D. 6. Traffic Toll
Killed in 1943-- 80
Killed in same period in 1912 56
Toll for all Of 1912 109

A man identified by police as Ed
ward McNello, At, died today in Cas-
ualty Hospital, where he was taken
early yesterday after being struck
by a streetcar at Twelfth street and
New York avenue NV.
Police said they identified the man
through fingerprint records after he
lay in the hospital unconscious and
unidentified for more than II hours.
Mr.. McNello suffered a brain con-
cussion, internal injuries and ffac-
lures of both legs He has q rela-
tive in Atlantic City. N. j., accord
ting to police.
Evening star., 1943-07-02

accident a June 2,
it was said here
today.
A graduate of
Mckinley High
School, Pilot Of
fcer Rossignol
" a S formerly
employed by the
Capital Transit
Co. He enlisted
in the Raj
shortly before
P arl Harbor
and was last
stationed at Los
Siennllth Mo.
Evening star., 1943-07-02
Gorden Concert Planned
In Petworth Tonioht

The Petworth Branch of the WASH
ington Public Library is giving a
series of garden concerts of recorded
music at 8 O'Clock on Friday evening,
Miss Charlotte H. Clark, branch
librarian, announced today.
The program tonight includes
Handel'S Concerto No. l in B Flat"
Schumann's Symphony No. 3 in E
Flat" (the "Rhenish') and Mozart's
"Symfonia Concertante in E Flat"
for violin, viola and orchestra. In
case of rain the concert will be held
indoors.
Evening star., 1943-07-02
Gen. IneIes Designated
Chief Signal Officer
BY the Assoeiated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Maj. Gen. Harry C. Ineles, back
from service as deputy commander
of the United States European
theater. has taken over new duties
as chief signal oficer Of the Army,
the War Department said today.
He succeeds Maj Gen. Dawson
Olmstead, who requested retirement
Evening star., 1943-07-02
D. {. Man in Raj Dies
In AirpIane Accident

Pilot Officer Allan T. Rossignol. 81,
Royal Air Forces. husband Of Mrs.
Marie H. r. Rossignol. SIS Franklin
street NE. was killed in an airplane
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nur inoireft ober garni6ts 5u t1n
baben, mie 8. 8. @ei6dftslel1te. Die
9lufgefor6erten baben lire Meinung
geduBert, uno es sibt Mnttporten, sic
optimiitiid, uno iol6e, bie peiiin1i.
itii 6itn6. Die 3eit, 6ie 6ie 8efragten
oen 9eutiden nod geben, i6tpantt
5tpii6en einem Monat un6 einem
Sabr. 8oblgemerft, 6ie &unofrage
be5iebt it9 auf sic Dauer 6es &ries
ges in europa, oo6 glaubt man an.
gemein, oaB Ger &rieg I'M Sernen
Often ni6t lange oauern fann, tpenn
Sitler geitiir5t lit.
Die Eirfei, mo- it6 cine Menge 81
plomatii6er 8e5iebungen fon5entrie-
ren, lit getpiB elm 2an6, bon benz man
aus Die Situation in Deuti9lano be.
ionoers gut beurteilen fann. Gin sc.
idaftsmann, Der orei Sabre lang in
Deuti6lan6 itl16iert bat ur6 feline
gerbinoungen NIT 6eutiden @eidGfts-
trellen aud) tpdbreno Der gta5t5eit
nidt abgebroden bat, iagt, 6aB nad
Der erfolgreiden 2anoung in Si5ilien
nno Ser 8eenoiglng Der groberung
oieier SSniel ni6t ei,15uieben iei, mar
Inn Der &rieg in europa nidt Dor
Weibnadten 1914, inn Sernen Often
inn acknowledgement Sabre beenoet
iein iollte.
Ser Sera1sgeber Ser .befannten
Sitanbuler 3eitltng u8atan'', Mbmet
gnin galman, Ser bobr einigen 800.
naten slmerifa uno england beIu6t
bat, uno i'm lebten @eltfrieg &riegs.
beridteritatter in DeutfdIano mar,
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slaubt. oaB in europa Dor geginn
6es nGdlten ssriibIings ssrie6en berr.

slaubt. baB in europa Dor geginn
oes ndditen Sriiblinss GrieSen berr.
iden tperbe. CT lit Der @nfidt, bab
Der 3uiammeubrud Deutidlanos in
Ser Sorm elmer inneren IufIoiung er.
folgen tperbe. Das oeutibe 8olf tper.
Sc oen arieg nidt fortiesen tpolen,
ser feline .Seimat serit0rt. galman
glaubt, oie gta5is tperoen 10 berid1pin.
oen tpie oie Saidiiten in Stalien.
Gin tiirfiifer slbeoroneter meint,
oaB Elm @ngriff ser sluiierten auf
oem 8alfan sic &un16nen, 11ngarn
ltno 8ulgaren 5u einem idnenen
Srteoensidlub 5>pingen piiroe. Ser
3uiammenbru6 oes inneren &inges
ser uSeitl,ng europa" atpii6en at.
lantii6em @all, Sl1pen, @arpatben
l1no ser 8ei6iel tperbe innerbalb eli.
nes Sabres erfolgen.
Ser iebr befannte idpebiide Wili-
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&ann 1T ber &rtes
5m Gnoe?

9ieie Srage, i6reibt Scr Ban.
berer", miro inn neuefen BreBbrief
ser european Correspondents 2t6. l"
,tpie folgt beantuortet:
Sait alle 2onooner 8ldtter befailen
li6 in oen lebten Saeen nit ser Sra-
ge, tpie Iange ser &rieg in europa
nod oauern tperoe. ginige sroBe 3eis
tltngen baben 6en intereiianten Ser
ilt6 ge1nadt, ibre 8eri6teritattlng in
oen beridieoenen rel1tralen 2dn6ern
Menlben nit politii idem l1rteil na6
ibrer Weinung itber Sic &riegs6auer
befragen 81 laiien.
Ser &reis ser 8efragten umfaBt
Yolitifer, Diplonaten, Sournaliiten,
aber aud) Meniden, Die nit 8olitit
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6ert, NIT uneriesli6en &ulturtperfen
berni6tet.
ssn &pitpf tpur6en aIle beriibn1ten
8adlteinfir6en aus bem 19. Sabrbun-
bert, oarunter 6ie gifolai. un6 Die
Betrifir6e berni6tet.. MuBer6em 6rei
berIbnte 5taottore iotpie ale goti-
i9en @iebelbduier aus Dem H., Is.
uno 16. sSabrbun6ert un6 5ablreide
&unlt- uno @en1Gloei ian1mlungen.
S1 Berlin tpur6e Die tpeltberiibn1te
&eonigsfir6e (fatboliider Dom)
bernidtet, bic Staatsoper 5eritort.
Sdtper getroffen tpur6en 6as Deut-
i6e Spernbaus, Ser Maritau, oie
Staatsbibliotbef, 6as S6infelbaus,
oas 8erliner S9loB unb Die Natio-
nalgalerie.
Dieie 2ifte ion ieood unbollitdnoig
iein. 3ubem lit iie bereits orei Mo=
nate alt. @eitber lit nod n1andes
anbere @ebdu6e bon biitorii9er ODER
fiinitleriider 8e6el1tung DEM @riege
5um Spfer gefauen. Sn @abrbeit lit
es ie6od Der Menid, oer Die idnerite
@inbuBe erleioet, in6em er irre an
ii9 ielbIt tper6en muB. Ct oiinfte ft6
Dem @ipfel bes pollen6eten Weni9en-
tur1s 10 nabe, tpdbreno i'm oie @r.
fabrungen Der Iebten bier Sabre leb-
rem, oaB ser Beg Der neueren 8il-
oung uns itrads auriidfiibrt in Die
8arbarei, - Get. 8. G.-8.
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1896, bic Modus.EafeI bon 1915,
oos Siinsite @eridt bon Burdbaro
8ulff (t67a), Die sroBe Drsel
(1699), oas 2epitengeitiibl, Der ard.
mer-gbor. @benfans bollig aerit0t
puroen oie 9etri-&ir6e (126O) NIT
Ser Oreelbefleioung un6 Der &an5el
bon Seinri9 Matbis, bie Marien-
Stride (1251) NIT Dem So9altar bon
1925, beri6ieoenen anbern Mltdren,
Dem 2ettner unb Der &an5el bon 1851,
Ser eroBen Srgel, Der 8ad=Srsel,
ser altronomiI6en l1br bon 1861, Dem
560nenfabrergeitiibl bon 1906, bem
8ergenfabrergeitiibl bon 1913, ben1
roofabrergeitiibI bon 1923, Sem
SenatsItiibl bon 1875, Dem tpeltbes
riibn1ten Sotentan5 rnb Ser @regor-
meiie bon 8ernt Nofe. MuBer6em tpur-
Sen 5ablrei6e alte 8iirgerbduier, gum
Sell aus bem 16. un6 II. Sabrbuns
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MISUNDERSTANDING Sberit aleen lit Der
@niidt, 6ab 6ie Deutiden fid ourd
lire Stege SEN 8eg our Nieoerlage
gebabnt baben. Cine Seitung nit
150,000,O0O feinoli6en @inmobnern
Tonne nidt garniioniert 1,n6 idon
garnidt gegen iibermddtige 5ein6e
berteioigt tperoen. Die gnopbaie oes
&rieges peroe fur5 fem, 1,n5 Die oeut-
i6e 8ebrmadt tperoe angeiidts t1euer
Sronten in Stalien> auf oen 8altan
uno in @eiteuropa rapid 5uiammen.
breden, II. a. neil oas Transport-
peien 5ulammenbre1en miiiie. .@enn
oieie neuen Sronten i'm Spdtiommer
ooer Serbit erridtet tperoen, oann
miro oie gnti6etoung nod Dor benz
gnoe oieies Sabres fallen. Benn Die
ariesfiibrung Ser slGiierten penieer
offeniib iein iollte, Damn 1pirb bic
@ntideioung aufseidoben tuerben,
aber tpabrideinlib nidt fiber ben
Griibling 1914 binaus."
Ser Gbefre6afteur ser .,Spenifa
0agblaoet'', Spar @noerion. ,neint,
oaB i'm &riege INNER oas unertpar.
tete gei6ebe. Das iiberraideno f9neue
Sempo oer gegenudrtisen Operatio-
men laiie elm ihne1es gnoe erboffen,
bod foae man iib nidt 5u binisem
Sptimismus berleiten laiien.
Ser Brdii6ent oes portugieiifden
Senats, Glbino oos @eis, meint, oab
Der gegentpdrtise &rieg Elm unermar-
tetes enbe finoen tonne, tpei1 bic mo.
raliide uno pbpiiide &eaftion Ser
(Gortietung auf Seite 12)
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&5ln: 81 Rir1en, barunter bic BE.
riibnteiten l,nb ntebr als 1000 Sabre
alten Baubenfmdler, u. a. ct. @ereot,
bas einsige 8a,1tperf Der 1neroipin-
giiden 3eit, ct. Qpoiteln, ct. Maria
i'm RapitoL eines ber berborragen6-
iten Denf1ndler farolingiider <nit,
@roB-St. -Martir, zines Ser groBars
tighten 8antperfe Der rontaniiben Belt,
ct. Bantaleon uno ct. Geperin.
ssn Mains puroen bas romii6-ger-
maniide Muieun1 bas furfiiritli6e
Sdlob, elmer Der berporragenoiten
&enaiiiancebauten auf oertIdem 8o-
ben, oas beriibnte SdloB Sobannis-
burg BEL gltpille am &bein, Die ct.
Stepbansfir6e aus Dem Ia. Sabrbun-
bert, zines Ser f60niten 8eiipiele goti-
ider &unit, Der Main5er Dont, bic
alteite romanii6e 8alilifa Deuti6>
Ianbs7 fait boaitdn6ig 5erltort.
SSn GiTen tpuroen bic 10O0idbrige
Miiniterfirhe, zines ser alteiten Drift
Iihen Bauoenfmdler 9euti1lanbs,
Die 5ueleid eine Der reidlten &irden-
f9atfammern barg, ferner bic Ger
tl16sfri6e, bas @atbaus, bic 900iab-
rige Marftfirde un6 bic 80OiGbrige
Sobannisfir9e total berni9tet.
Sn 0aKelbprf tpur6en Die @l1nit.
afaoernie, bic itdotiide &unitbaue, bas
StaotidloB un6 6as Opernbaus
fdtper beida6iet.
ssn Durtmunb fiel bas alte Stat
baus, oas auf bas Sabr 1887 5rriif-
gebt, BEN 2uftangriffen gum Spfer.
gluber6em tpur6en in 9ortmuno ber-
nt9tet bic &einoloi-air9e aus Dem
ID. Sabrbunoert, Die Betrifir6e aus
Dem 16. Sabrbun6ert un6 bic Brob-
iteifirbe aus Dem II. Sabrbunbert.
Serner tpuroen bie itdotii9e 2anbes-
bibliotbef, oas Saus Ser biloenben
aunit unb bas Sbeater f9tper bei9d-
o1gt.
Sn Ser alten tpeltfd1ii6en Stabt
Speit mur6en 5ablreide u1ittelalter-
libe Sadperfbauier aus Dem 16ten
Sabrbunbert 5erit0rt. Ssn Mannbeim
tpuroe bas Nationaltbeater 5eritort.
SSsn &arlsrnbe tpurben bas marfgraf-
Ii6e Yalais uno bic 2anoesbibliotbef
berni6tet. sSn Wfanden tpurben Il. a.
bic Sof. rno Staatsbibliotbef, S6loB
NDmpbenburg nit ieiner Bor5ellan-
manufaftur, bie sllte 8inafotbef, bie
uniberiitat unb Die slfaoen1ie Der Bill
oenoen &iinite fotpie bie &eit6en5 unb
Die Safriitei Der Srauenfirbe idtper
bei6dbigt.
SsSn Niirnbers tpur6en bie Waut-
Salle, Die Elm groBartiges 3eugnis 90
tiider Brofanbauipeiie mar, total 5er-
ft0rt, tpdbreno bas @ermanii9e Mu-
ieun, bas aus Dem Sabre 1880
itan1mt, bic &aiierburg, eine @riin-
6ung Srie6rid 8arbaroiias init Ser
&aiieritauung, 6as Mlbre6t Diirer-
Saus, Die aus Dem Sabre 1909 itan-
menoe Safobi-&irde, oas Yilat,,s.
Saus, bas S6me6en-Saus un6 Elm
Sell Der Gta6tmauer NIT Dem Tier-
gGrtner-9or fdtper beiddoigt tpurben.
ssn &afel tpurben 6as @ote Balais,
6ie 2anbesbibliotbef NIT ettpa 300,.
600 8dnben iotpie Der Martins- -Don,
bic dlteite friibgotiibe Stride Deutid-
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- $50 nidts lit, nimmt ielblt @ott
nibts. (@o nibts lit, bat Ser aaiier
bas Medt berloren.)
Evening star., 1943-08-01

what specific use it is to be put he
hadn't been told. This week the
place will be cleared of stored cars
and made ready for the new lessor,
which presumably will take over
then or soon afterward.
While there have been intima tions
that some of the garage employees,
numbering about rs, will be retained
under the new boss, these workers
did not know yesterday whether
they would have jobs after this
week. Nobody had told them.
The lease was granted by the
National Mortgage 81 Investment
Corp, owner of the Capital Garage,
to the Public Buildings Administra-
ton of the Federal Works Agency.
No one at PBA would admit, if
he knew, what was to be done with
Evening star., 1943-08-01
Novenu Opens Friday
At Ursuline Convent

A novena in honor of Our Lady of
Prompt Succor will begin Friday at
the Ursuline Convent, SIG Fourth
street NV, it was announced yes
terday. The services will continue
till the eve of the Feast of the AS
sumption. August Is.
A Capuchin father will give a
Snort sermon and lead prayers at s
O'Clock every evening during the
novena. Services will be open to the
public
Evening star., 1943-08-01
THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, AUGUST 1,

sale of $3.50 900 worth of War bonds
to buy Flying Fortress.
The drive for the plane, to be
called Blue Star Mothers of the
District of Columbia" will continue
throughout August.
Flight 1t. D. H. FoX-Male, veteran
of 81 missions over France and Ger
many and of action over Libya,
Tunisia, the Mediterranean, Dun
kerque and Dieppe, will speak from
10 to 1890 am. tomorrow over Sta
ton WINK. He will be congratulated
on the broadcast by Capt. E. A.
Bradunes. assistant adjutant general
of the United States Army Air
Forces.
A rally will be staged by the Blue
Star Mothers during the Monday
evening performance of the Willard
Roof Music Hall. Miss Mitchell.
member of the Chetniks, will speak
during the intermission of the show
East Lynne" An admission ticket
will be given to any one exchanging
War stamp book for War bond.