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CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK.

SHETLAND PONY wanted: mare. ]. D.
FORBES: Highland Farms Dairy, phone,
DAYS, AT. 2070: evenings, yTR I774
SHOATS and killing hogs. also hot-water
heater, SH. 2ll4, GE. l743
10 PRETTY PONIES, ! small pony, mule
trained for children to ride; \ pretty
spotted horses, gentle; pony carts and
carriages come and let the children ride
or ride them yourself a cart or carriage;
new and used saddles, harnesses horse
and pony blankets: straw rides by the
hour. Rear r3G 10Th st
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

WIFE OF SERVICEMAN overseas Will share
suburban home with . ladies of similar
circumstance; most convenient for party
with ear Phone WA 1880
CoLoRED-Chesterb Va,--Msin road
furnished apt; bedroom living room and
kitchen; elec. furnished; h,-wh: rental.
$40 per month. j. H. GREENE REALTY
CO.. Elb Fla ave n e NO 6IAR
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ROOMS FURNISHEp-Norfheos. s.

91e sth ST. N.E.-Nicely furn. rm., adj
bus, car at door TR 1912.
1855 LYMAN PI.. N.E.-Warm, large room
twin beds laundry and phone privils. Cali
23f DOUGLAS ST. N.E.-Large room for
two; inclosed porch, nicely furnished
laundry. privileges; reasonable. For fur
ther information call RA 7734
LARGE FRONT ROOM, twin beds. for l
or z; u blk. to transportation. Call MI
s6fI RANDOLPH ST. N.E.-widower will
share his lovely. nicely furnished, Groom
detached house in Woodbridge. Convenient
70 transportation: Linen and silverware
lAcluded. Suitable for employed couple
No pets, Reference required
RENT rooms singly or double, and
bath, with kitchen privilege: East River
COLORED-20 r st. ne; neat girl to
share room with another girl, twin beds
Call after pm
Evening star., 1944-12-04

YOUNG LADY desires single attractive,
warm room in private home or apartment
Dithn M sang on rftanGe snd o5 mss sner 1nd aH
MISS ALLEN, TR. 1916, between $50 and
7:3o Monday and Tuesday evenings. s.
COLORED employed woman
and a teen-age daughter, quiet. want one
large unfurnished room for housekeeping
soon as possible. DE. 2094-J, am. to
n M
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APARTMENTS UNFURklsHEp

316 B ST. S.E.-Bedroom, large kitchen
and bath. with porch Call GE 6130
WILL. EXCHANGE modern l-room. k and
b. apt, excellent NV. location, for ! or :,
bedroom apt. or small house. NV no
shiIdrcn or pets RE. 1900. Ext. T4922 or
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APIS. EuRN. AND uNEuRk

TWO nice comfortable fats. ne: first and
second floors, partly furnished; at street.
quiet agreeable married couple: references:
explain Box 262-T Star
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MOTOR TRAXEl

WAVE desires ride to Reading Pa, on OF
about Dec. %. Call weekdays, FIR. 500
Ext 394 -
Would LIKE RIDE to Buffalo. N. Y. aft
ernoon of Dec. %: return Dec. 20 or 27
Cail MI. T20l after : pm. So
TRANSPORTATION to ST. Louis. Mo-
wanted between 18th and 2lst by Govern
ment emploYe OK 1890 -
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lRooMs FuR.-MD. and VA. Cont

ROOMS FUK.-MD. and VA. tCont. .
ARLINGTON room next to bath, for
girl, IN private home; 2 blocks from bus
line. GI.. 22S4.
Iaa7 n. UTAH ST, Ari.--Attr.. warm.
front room, modern home; near bus; $50
100 EAST OXFORD AVE, Alex. Va. tDe
Ray)--Large single room; cony. to Penta.
gon, la blk. to bus; settled lady; reason.
able, After g pm. 49,, -
vate bath. Bus at door. SH. 6566
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ROOMS FURhIsHEp-s.E. and s.w

1926 BOWEN RID. Sc, at Alabama ave
Lovely furn. sleeping rooms for rent
beds. with another; walking distance to
town: home environment EX 70S5
GENTLEMAN to share large attractive
room; twin beds and private shower. AT
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HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.

CoLoRED DEyELoPMENT-Fine in this
area: 1-family detached homes on 1000
50. #. or more; new. modern; four BLOCKS
off the District line on Sheriff I'd. ne;
rent with option to purchase. CHAPEL
OAKS Co SAIL Addison Chapel rd., Fair
mount Heights. Nd. HI. 1901.
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THE EVENING STAR, Washington D. c.
DEcEMBER T.,
HOUSES FURNISHED tcont.

STUDIO COTTAGE. one large room, open
fireplace, kitchen, bath and porch; car
needed. AL. 0S05. A.
HOUSE FOR RENT, nice lawn, oil heat
Bring your children and pets. Call Fa
Church 1851 M Sunday any time, Week
days call after pm. blocks from
4T
Evening star., 1944-12-04

near BrentWoOd village. F0r lnf0rmatl0n
call at 1915 Downing pl. ne. Apt. 2.
MOVING, PACKING and STORAGE
LOAD OR PART LOAD wanted to and
from Washington. Cleveland, Detroit, Chi
cago, St Louis, Kansas City. NORTHERN
MOVING & STORAGE. Phone AT. 9243. 10.
HOUSES UNFURNiSHED.
5Is end ST. S.E.-S rooms. 9 baths; avail
able now; elec. refrg.; rent. $50. MAR
SHALL J. WAPLE CO, 1924 14th st. NV.
DI. 3346.
BEAUTIFUL ESTATE, nearby Montgomery
County, Md. 5 miles from District line by
way 81 river rd:, in Potomac hunt district;
veniences. 9 rms, 2ia baths, porches;
complete with orchard, garden, use Of barn
and pasture for several horses and calves;
must be seen to be appreciated open for
inspection Sunday. For particulars Call
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ROOMS ukEURhlsHED.
ROOMS WANTED.

RENT FREE to young lady for staying with
sleeping children few nights week. Conv.
NV. location. NO. 1862.
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

8 ROOMS AND BATH, nicely furn, auto.
heat, detached garage; near 14th and
Buchanan; $3.50 per month. HENRY
sALUs, 920 New York fve. MA. 1852.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

MOTHER, ADULT son, quiet. agreeable
people. desire room and board; private
home preferred Box 1877, Star. A.
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DOGS. PETS. ETC. Cont. .

WANTED, thoroughbred collie or police
dog to replace lost pet; thoroughly wormed
and in good health, not over 5 mos. old.
DU 1928.
sCoTTIE, year old. $50; registered A. X. C.
COCKER PUPS. AKc-reg.,. wormed. tenn
porarily inoculated; will hold until
BOXERS, quality PUBS, ready for Christ
mas; Alexandria 0S05; A.
blood lines. Call GIL. 0S2l
GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES weeks
ole. guaranteed thoroughbred: ideal for
Xmas gifts; $50 up. Silver Spring 0513.
RABBITS, al sizes. up to Is lbs; good
breeding rabbits; also some coops for
sale. 1925 Bladensburg rd. ne.
SCOTTIES, ch sired, mos - S5(
Cocker, black, male ch. sired -- S5(
Silver Persian +. kittens $40, S1s
DOG HOTEL, 7344 GEORGIA ave, IA 432l
POULTRY o EGGS.
BABY CHICKS. feed and poultry supplies
JAMES FEED STORE, INC, 619 K st. NV
ME. OOS0
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POULTRY g EGGS.
FARM q GARDEN

BABY CHICKS. feed and poultry supplies
JAMES FEED STORE, INC, 619 K ST. Nv
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APARTMENT HOUSES FOR SALE.

2 NEW AUNT APARTMENTS, ne section,
near Brentwood village. For information
call at 13l5 Downing pl. ne. Apt. z.
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oyercoats, s4 95 and up. HARRY's. 1I3s
9TH st, NV: open evenings
red 5an pan q s eOlOeT s14a
titanum, all colors. s. 20 per per eai; M inte aao
rs g4r foss FoT delivery Pfn in call IL S sGqr AkT
PAINT BRUSHES, s.. in; prewar; pure
6ristle; for sale. cail TAYLOR 1928.
Gh,ickering Chi George, Stick, Marshall, Wen
f1tGn fn,5 7tb AETHSR + "a $sas $oRDAN PIANO CO..
PIANO, small grand. 4'e", mahogany fn-
ish, $4n5; Hardman upright, mahogany
fa:s sso p midde fad RspSR5i 81 bock esl2 KITS
PIANO-Francis Bacon, medium upright;
excellent condition; s325; no dealers.
PIANO, steinway grand. mahogany easel
sioa5: ssie srand, 'ny mshossny saayahesse case
KTs XIII s1s 1880 st. middle a seDpPe of block eala
QUEEN ANN walnut dining table. bufret,
ehiaa shid o6sh esbinet good condition, s25. War
r; RADIOS isl-RcA combination. sutona tic
ehanger; Zenith console, new; Philcos.
ssRsnays se BARB sB'r3a EnEcR X in sRe szsssP'
S rFBas Psasan1 moM 81 a namSsts AR sss2 Darts
11 al sRd gseq r6nHMas 5edRs IN sale 4h 1sdss s
md Mass. ave. Sc
RECORD PLAYERS which play through
your radio, brand-new: special, S34 95.
Phone DI. 0125 81
RECORD PLAYER, for discriminating
music lover: electrical radio amplifcation,
suitcase style: $50. Box 264-T Star 6s
REFRIGERATORS, Ice, brand-new, so and
55 10. sizes: bargain prices: immediate
open Mon. Thurs and Fri until q pm.
ATLAS APPLIANCE CO.. Washington's
LARGEST appliance house. 9z1 @ st. NV.
DI. 3737.
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BABY CHEST, waxed birch, in good con-
dition. Call CO 4544. MRS. ANGELO. .
BAND INSTRUMENTS - Highest cash
prices. Call MR.. FARREN, Republic 6223.
contents OF apts or homes. at once 1i - We
do moving carefully; storage. ia. 2937 ~
BEDROOM, dining room. living room,
Office furniture, glassware, odd pieces.
antiques. We pay highest prices. Call MA.
1880 after pm, or Sunday RA. 1877.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-02
Way Is Cleared
For De Gdu||e

WASHINGTON, July I GNS)
Preparations were completed to-
day for an arrangement with Gen.
De Gaulle. due In Washington
next week, which is expected to
put an end TO the controversy
with the French leader and clear
the way for the national commit
tees administration OF French
areas.
State department officials ac-
knowledged the atmosphere has
entirely changed. They insisted
there has been no change in the
United States position. but that
De Caulle has become conciliatory
and no longer demands recogni-
ton as government.
This will make il possible 10
conclude an agreement" with
him for civil government Of
France. Officials drew q distinc-
ton between this and a formal
agreement" which De Gaulle
had previously demanded.
The storm that blew up two
weeks ago when De Gsulle re-
fused 20 let several hundred OF
his civil administrators 20 into
Normandy. because he had M
agreement has now blown over
He has relaxed that ban. and M,
officials are going into France
every day-under the authority oi
Cen. Dwight y. Eisenhower.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-02
|Yanks Smash
Sdiipdn Jdps
Beat OF Resistance
in CostIiest Battle

PEARL HARBOR. July ]
HNS)-New gains along the
central sector of the Saipan front
scored against stiff resistance
and wiping out of several pockets
Of Japs was announced today by
Admiral Nimitz.
Enemy planes continued their
nuisance raids on the area occu-
pied by the advancing American
troops the night Of June $3.50 and
one plane vas shot down.
aircraft bombing and naval
Smelling intended to neutralize
enemy gun positions on Tinian
Island continued" the commu-
nique disclosed.
Carrier-based American planes
bombed Rota Island June % with
out opposition. Ventura search
planes bombed Paramushiru and
Shimushu in the Kuriles chain,
north of Tokyo. before dawn
June 20.
An earlier announcement by
Admiral Nimitz giving casualties
in the Saipan fighting showed the
campaign TO be the costliest of the
Pacific war.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-02
$500 Prisoners
Saved at Sea
Rare Medal Given
Captain for Rescue

NEW ORLEANS. July ! (UP)
Capt. Even Evenson, who saved
the lives Of i,500 Italian prisoners
when an enemy dive bomber At
tackled his Liberty ship in the
area. will receive
the Observation-Disclosures Mer-
chant Marine Distinguished Serv-
ice Medal, ii was disclosed to-
night.
An enemy torpedo blew off ship
matches. killed nearly 300 OF the
prisoners and left gaping hole
50 by p feet, making the ship
almost stand on end.
Many OF the terrified prisoners
were trapped below. but Evenson
brought them into line and ma
neuvered the vessel TO an even
keel and to safety.
The bodies of some Of the pris-
oners were devoured by sharks.
The vessel was the SIS Benja-
min Contee. The incident occur
red Aug. Is, 1913. The ship left
an Algerian port with 1900 per-
sons aboard.
THE prisoners milled about,
yelling, crying" said Evenson.
"They were afraid we were
going TO desert them. The
guards used bayonets and fired
several shots close 10 the riot
ers." 50.
IL got an American Of Italian
descent 10 yell through . meg
aphone: The chip isn't sinking.
We're not going 70 abandon you.
kew, do vhof you're told
From then on they behaved
like sheep. Those from the dam
aged holds marched quietly 10
the aft decks"
-SoIdiers Ruv War honda Too-
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Won Wiegdnd
Sees War Crisis
CONTINUED from Page One)

Continued from Page One)
in war. will be firmly seated in
the throne Of the mighty in Eu-
rope and in Asia.
In the end to whom will the
s., 900. 900 German people surren-
der? To Stain or to Eisenhower,
Churchill and Roosevelt? The
answer will change the destiny Of
Europe.
In a meeting in New York the
other day one of the ablest of
leftist political writers in this
country, man of German name,
declared that revolution is the
civil religion of Europe"
Progressive evolution is the core
and kernel of Americanism II is
a peaceful process. Revolution in
variably follows path of death
and destruction. 1t is war In the
guise of civil strife. We do not
want 1t in this country. 1t is
justifiable only against an oppres-
sor.
Perhaps the greatest and most
fateful issue in the coming presi-
Dental election is the extent to
which the American people wish
to be internationalized, their way
of life EuropeaniZed, their eco
nomic system socialized, free bust
ness enterprise. trade and COM
merce under rigid state control In
peace as in war.
There has been, still is. a strik-
ing parallel between President
Woodrow Wilson's many conces-
SONS to his allies in 1919 and the
concession of President Roosevelt
to his allies in recent months.
especially TO Stain. for the sake
of unity. These concessions and
Weddings will weaken Americas
position in the making of peace
and in postwar Europe.
From Italy come reports that
British and Soviet influences quite
overshadow American influence.
Apparently. too. Washington has
yielded TO Moscow and London in
the De Gaulle controversy.
Looking at it without the trim
mings of theology. the bald fact is
emerging that the war in Europe
is something of a big family row
and smuggling match in which in
the end we will be regarded as
interlopers who will be envied by
all but loved by none.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-02
More Wounded
Arrive at Jones

BATTLE CREEK, July IND
first wounded man from the Nor.
mandy beachhead arrived at Kel.
logg Field today by airplsns
ambulance for transfer 90 Percy
Jones Hospital. He is Pfc. James
Lester, Clio.
Five Detroiters, all back from
England, were also on the plane
which proceeded to Milwaukee
with Is other wounded after re-
fueling. They are: Pvt. Brady L.
Williams, 1851 Roosevelt; Pvt.
Harry B Taylor, 12895 Hayden;
Pvt. William Stivason, 1892
Promenade: IT'S Frederick B.
Keifer. 14525 Longacre. and 1t.
Willard Hatfield, 1921 West Chi.
cago.
Pvt. Herman Deiong Of Holland
was the only outstate man besides
Lester.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-02
Allied Aviidtors
Shdtter Record

LONDON, July l GNS)-Pilots
Of the Allied expeditionary air
force flew some 10000 sorties
during the last month to roll up
the greatest total ever recorded
by any single command in the his
tory of aerial Warfare, the British
air ministry announced tonight.
The communique stressed the
fact that this record was made
despite adverse weather conditions
which severely limited air activity
on several days including today.
A small force of fighter-escorted
American Liberators. however,
bombed the Nazi robot bases in
the Pas de Calais sector this after
noon. Eight German planes were
destroyed in the raids at cost of
one American bomber and two
fighters.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-02
a47 JAPS DOWNED

GEN. MacARTHUR'S HQ.. NEW
GUINEA. Sunday, July 2 INS)--
Gen. MacArthur's communicates for
June today revealed that 247 Jap
planes, five destroyers. Ia mer-
chant vessels and 95 barges were
destroyed during the month as
against loss of 80 Allied planes.
MacArthur's Sunday morning
communique reported new air
sweeps over Dutch New Guinea
despite adverse weather. For the
first time in several days no raid
on zap was mentioned.
Ground action in the southwest
Pacific area saw American Jungle
fighters continuing hopping up
operations on Biak Island, of the
coast of Dutch New Guinea. Gen.
Macarthur announced that 2,87S
Japs had been killed on Biak. with
American casualties less than 10
per cent of the Jap total.
--SoIdiers Buy War Bonds Too
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-02
Six Diseases Show
Increase in State
Scarlet Fever Cases
High. DeKIeine Says

LANSING, July ] CUP) DR..
William DeKleine. state health
commissioner. today announced
that six diseases showed increases
in Michigan during the first SIX
months OF 1914
They included scarlet fever. ia
per cent increase: meningoccic
meningitis, so per cent; gonorrhea,
as per cent; syphilis, ~ per cent;
tuberculosis. II per cent, ar
diphtheria II per cent.
Three diseases showed a marked
drop during the same period. DIT.
DeKleine stated They were
whooping cough. so per cent fewer
cases; measles, 80 per cent, and
lobar pneumonia. 80 per cent.
The commission attributed the
great decrease in whooping cough
10 greater use OF vaccines, dis
tributed free by the state.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-02
Foot-Long Cigar to Be GiUen
Churchill by French Patriots

Of the most important figures in
the resistance movement during
the last four years.
She had been saving that cigar
throughout all that time for the
prime minister who understands
and likes the French people and
whom We admire greatly"
The arrival Of American and
Canadian troops AZ this great
port was a festive occasion when
she handed over the big symbolic
cigar for delivery TO Churchill
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-02
Ydnks "A Mi.
onn-Livorno
French and British
Press On in Italy

ROME. July l INS)7-Allie1|
forces were advancing everywheR
along the hundred-mile front In
Italy tonight.
American troops along the west
coast drove across the Cecina
River 10 three miles northeast OF
the city of Cecina in the drive
toward the vital supply port OF
Livorno Leghorn).
THE German clandestine
radio. Atlantic, in a broadcast
recorded by MIC. said Allied
forces are only ID miles from
Leghorn and that the Germans
had left the city. The Oslo
radio reported that Hitler had
made Florence an open city.~
The advance of the American
troops under 1t. Gen. Mark w.
Clark placed them on two sides OF
Cecina and its fall is expected
momentarily.
Meanwhile, weary French
troops continued TO within six
miles of Siena. key city on the
route 10 Florence. with the cap
ture Of high ground north of Pog-
gio Siena Vecchia in the region of
Monteverdi.
London heard a broadcast by
Karl Praegner, Nazi DNB news
agency correspondent, who said
Allied troops were within four
miles of Siena.
TO the eastward French in
fantry occupied San Giovanni
and Buonconvento southeast OF
Siena.)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-02

CHERBOURG, July I UNS)-
In just few days giant foot-long
French cigar will be delivered TO
Prime Minister Churchill as q
symbol OF the work and esteem
Of the French underground
A Canadian captain. Plscide
lie Belle OF Montreal. will deliver
IL 20 Churchill.
The cigar was given by q
French woman whose nane can
rot be divulged but who vas one
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-02
laps Say Wdrships
Bombarded Guam

LONDON. July l 1NS)--Tht
airfield on the Jap-held island OF
Guam was reported by the enemy
Domei agency today to have been
attacked by three Allied cruisers
or large destroyers. Domei as
serted that the warships were en-
gagged and repealed by the Guam
garrison when they attempted TO
shell the airfield.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-02

In war.
The conference is not author
lied 10 make binding agreements.
However, Secretary of the Treas
ury Morgenthau, head of the u. S.
delegation and president of the
conference, explained that its OBJ
jective is to reach IAN under
standing on principles" which may
then be submitted TO Congress
and other legislative bodies.
MONEY MANAGEMENT
The sponsors advocate an inter
national sterilization fund, based
in part on principles OF money
management, more o m m on y
called manipulation, which have
been introduced by Lord John
Maynard Keynes. head of the Brit
ish delegation, and others.
The second objective is to es-
tablish an international bank for
reconstruction, which will arrange
long term loans, whereas the sta
bilization fund will deal in short
term clearing of payments for ex-
ports and imports.
This is the most important in
ternational conference in the eco
nomic field since the London Eco
nomic Conference in June, 1893,
adjourned without constructive
results. -
3 BILLIONS IN FUND
In the proposed international
game OF put and take" consisting
OF the suggested $4,000, 600. 600
fund, which will be extended to
10000, 100000 eventually, if and
when. enemy and neutral nations
participate, the United States is
slated to put in 81, 10000. 900.
As quid pro quo for it's con-
tribution in assuring better credit
rating to foreign peoples of poor
credit, Secretary Morgenthau in
dicated that the United States
would benefit from any resultant
high level Of employment and
economic activity.
Economic diseasex," Mr..
Roosevelt declared. ARE highly
communicable. IL follows,
therefore, that the economic
health Of every country In q
proper matter Of concern 10 all
Ito neighbors, near and distant.
"Only through q dynamic and
highly expanding world economy
can the living standards of In
dividusl nations be advanced to
levels which will permit . full
realization of our hopes for the
future.
Commerce II the life blood
Of . free society. We'must see
TO IL that the arteries which
carry that blood stream are not
closed again, n they have been
In the past, by artificial barriers
created through senseless eco
nomic rivalries."
soldier Buy War Bonds. Too
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-02
Flying Bdzookds'
Moving Down Jdps

WASHINGTON. July l (UP)-
Combat reports from the China
Burma-India front today said that
dive bombers equipped with rock
cts, known as Flying Bazookas,'
are being used with deadly ef-
feet against the japanese.
In attacking stationary targets,
the pilots fire the rockets one at
a time and a record of five blazing
enemy warehouses out of six shots
is not unusual.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-02

HOLLYWOOD. July l CUP)-
Gregory Ratoff. ~, actor. director
and producer, was in serious con-
dition today in Cedars of Lebanon
Hospital following a heart attack
suffered as he entered the hospital
last night 10 visit a friend.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-02
Bulgarian Partisdns
Capture Rail Center

ANKARA. July (UP)-Trav.
elers from Bulgaria reported To-
day that Bulgarian Partisans cap
tured Cernabreg. important raj
center between Sofia and Varna
in a battle that resulted in 40t
casualties 10 the Partisans and
120 to regular Bulgarian army
troops.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-02

BALTIMORE, July / (UP)-
World War II may be the last
war because "the whole sorry
business is rapidly reducing itself
to the ridiculous" Rear Admiral
Thomas l.. Catch, judge advocate
general of the u. S. Navy, told the
Maryland Bar Association tonight.