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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

BROOM FURN, APT, end floor front,
sERvicEMaNs 0 WIFE ' viii tn Snare 81. n COM
p eood r 1uTn AFT Re with s rfaoDea sE
I1I6 10Th AVE, Hillside, Md bed
rooms, living room. dinette, kitchen, pri-
town Wash s65 including u ut titles oo No.
IS RHODE ISLAND AVE. N.w.-s-rm
modern mo apt, private bath. Frigidaire
1903 NEWTON ST, Nw-consists of liv-
6 SoI perch. Utilities furnished.
Semitic fs as = sssss ur pchen
svsrXthing turn., uniim, phone, co. SSs6
AUTO Mas ArT Nav "n1s NsSy ss ss Sd
Uhle St, Arlington, Va,
i6i2 10th ST. NV. room and bath
bachelor apt. one gentleman, private home.
w ens Gins HES oF ~ r e sSs ss sas sn.r,
k 3 and bath; sss,So each 1850 II
T Il nS Pa PsR ass Mp.-oen,,eman WILLING
one esa50' LA sfas from, room and kitchen +.
$3.50 per month ''' rayio s0s sois, '0u rs
STTRAerIyE li.SsedreOm apt. in NV. apt
9ds 10 June AsHe' Box sS s ssss, s sdats May
GIRL TO SHARE $ rms, bath apt. with
another; near goth and Pa. NV. BOX
a6Ii UNIvERsrTY pL. NV. Desirable
studio apt, large front room. st A.; refsr.,
r ~ nWn water utilities adults.
room apartment with one other. Call Sun,
IL to 4, OR, Ol53.
LADY will share small furnished apt NV.
with business woman: walking distance
downtown; ref. exchanged. ME. 0540,
FL Penn S's ST. NE, Apt. Ii or girls
to share apt. with another. FIR. 443S.
Excellent transportation.
STUDIO-LIVING ROOM and kitchen, COM
pletely furnished, $50 month including
utilities. Ii. 4740. 1858 Nichols ave. Sc
home s without the responsibilities. Call
ARLINGTON, Pershing dr. rooms, kit.
bath, completely furnished: ground floor,
cross ventilation, cool, piano; frequent bus
service. 20-min. drive from D. C.. down
town; $50 50 mo; Aya AZ June o / for
e127 LIST ST. N,W.--Modern, redecorated;
. rooms. tiled bath, kitchen, Electrolux,
porch: S45, including utilities:
I727 EUCLID ST. NV, first foor-Attrac-
tive bed-living room, kitchenette; S35 a
1928 9th ST. N.W.-Extra-large Groom
corner apt, semipvt. bath and shower; near
transp.; for 3 adults. ia. 0535. -
NICELY FURN. 2 rooms kitchen, bath, in
NV. apt bldg, cross ventilation: suitable
man ns sRd wife C. Can MI $685. Sum- IL to
4-RooM, KIT. AND BATH APT, MASS.
ave, completely furnished in apt. house:
'eH'' On NICHOLAS j. CASTOR.
sol Woodward Bldg D1. 7765.
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HOUSES uNEURNIsHEp.

1926 T ST. N.W.-Large Groom brick
home. spare bedroom on 3rd a.: Oil heat
refg.; gar; $50 per mo. Open Sunday
to pm.
AVAILABLE NOW-Part of pretty S-room
house purchased by woman for home.
Likable persons of unusual BACKGROUND
would like this house. Box 1926, Star. :
A. ROOMS-Near Alabama ave. Sc Barn
and outbuildings, excellent garden land.
S25 month. Sunday IL to 3, OIL. OOS8.
Monday, IL 1874
g. ROOM-AND-BATH Colonial home, To-
Gated in restricted neighborhood Navy
or Army oficer preferred, 7O07 Allison
st, Landover Hills, Md. Warfield 1895.
2402 22nd ST. NE.
Detached 2-family house for essential
throushoUt Each fioor ayranFed n0 as
rooms, kitchen. bath apis Large yard,
h.-w.h. $50.
81 18th st. NV. Ma 1903
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

BUNGALOW. 5 rooms, large lot; owner to
keep l room; trees and flowers: sos. OR.
2eBEDRooM HOUSE. close Navy Annex;
adults preferred. 419 So. veitch ST.
Arlington, Va.
WIDOW WILL SHARE s.room house with
6401 Central ave. sc. HI. 1859.
VERY LOVELY LOCATION, near park. 5
Month p hp Sss .ft yards garage
Belford pl. t502 Belford)-5 rm. bunsalow,
only yrs old Furn. in excel. taste. Will
rent to settled sdult couple for only SLIP
FOR SUMNER. June 81 to Sept is, $3.50
sI3o. ~
500 WEBSTER ST. NV, detached. 8
sards len d
5-RooM HOUSE for 3 or 4 sirls or small
FAN tsmi ER. n sS1S decorated; near Capitol
SUITCASE MAY 15-sEPT. 10. furn. g.
bedroom row house, ne. near transp., $11O
81 s ssasaE k sftsf st. 81 ssss
3 baths, newly decorated, $500 per month.
National 0753.
ROOMS. bath; screened porch, lovely
SssS II , sss5
bedroom home: also maids room and bath:
coolest section, surrounded by trees; bus
connecting all points ! block: $3.50 per
NEW }aos t9 u osSSsa rooms aD san. and BATH
COW. LOCATED in country setting; brick
home tprn for or people; near Lee
OWNER WILL LEASE modern 3-bedroom
/ Sept r.. feSnOnSfble
GROOM AND BATH BUNGALOW - Eiec.
mo. j mile above Chain Bridge on Great
Falls I'd. in Va. Glebe 2068 after $50
BEAUTIFUL NV. HOUSE. well located,
fully furnished and equipped, except linen
and silver; bedrooms, baths, gas air.
October i. No children. To inspect cali
G G9Glsy d gsOs nI RI a4sl NM. o,a 4
rms, bath LIST floor; studio bedroom End
floor; gas ref: cool location: 90 min. drive
sS rss Pen to say
RaafE Rai0f PE 1ssi brick farn.
see ssoye In seSs water
BACHELOR, SO years old, will share new
brick home. 3 bedrooms. all conyeniences.
miles from sy .mp sDras sov With
summer; car essential. Call ia. 1919.
References EXCHANGED.
so. CHEvERLY, MD, mi d. C-Lovely
2-bedroom. completely furn, June-Oct;;
phone; adults: ref. Union 1888.
513 QUINTANA PL. N.W.-Nicely fur
nished modern home. with automatic heat;
convenient to shopping center and trans
portation; adults preferred. Call ia.
1881.
COMPLETELY FURN., June to Sept Is,
$500: g rooms, garden and victory garden;
FoxhaH area, near river; children and
pets welcome. OR. 6248 mornings.
NORTHEAST-Detach 4-bedroom house
h.-w.h.. cleo. refg.; completely screened
on shaded grounds, stores and transp. very
near: II interested call Ii. 1904.
1-ROOM BRICK HOUSE, in Chevy Chase,
D. c.. 3 bedrooms, baths; years lease
to adults; $3.50 per month. OR. 2790.
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COLONIAL, GARDENS

Several very desirable apartments will
be ready for occupancy June ] in these
nearly new buildings, located right here
IN Washington, within sight of the Capitol
dome. Large areas of cool, green lawn
surround, each building. The environment
is one OF quiet and spaciousness. Streets
are nearly 200 feet wide Apartments in
clude large living room and dinette large
bedroom, modern tiled bath and shower in
sparkling chrome and color, screened porch
and large all-white kitchen that's every
w pefrisnrst dream, There's large G. E.
oven control de luxe double cabinet sink
and pientJ of warp-Droof steel dish cuD-
boards; No rentals higher than $50
MONTHLY. Please don't telephone. See
Mr.. Brock any day from till 6 (nclud-
CHOICE OF TRANSPORTATION: Take
trict Line" or Seat Pleasant and get
on on at River Terrace. Or take any trolley
TIE Benning bus and get of at River
from downtown. By auto. drive to 18th
and H sts ne, then out Benning road
.DAVY H. MIJRPHV RITZ DIPS
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APARTMENTS WANTED Cont.

COLORED COUPLE with child desires one
Tor two bedroom apart. unfurnished, in
WASHINGTON or nearby suburbs. Cali DE.
R Eli coLoREp GIRL wants s,n,,.
room girls want apt, rooms, kitchen
and bath Call until 8, DU. 1850.
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COOPERATIVE APIS. FOR SALE.

VICINITY 10th st. and Columbia rd.-Un-
usually attractive apt, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths,
avail. June 1, furn. or unfurn.; $4,000
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oil heat large fenced lot. Sl26. May be
seen Sunday.
WEST LANHAM HILLS, MD.
5000 West Lanham Dr. Bungalow. A
DUNN & CO., 1888 R. l. AVE
Mt. Rainier, Md. Hyattsville OO4S.
DETACHED, air conditioned home on large
lot Chevy Chase. d. c. Practically new,
8 rooms "A bedrooms). 2 baths, with extra
lavatory on LIST floor, 2 porches; garage:
completely furnished including linen and
tableware, $3.50 per month to October J..
WALTER A. BROWN,
1415 Eye st. NV. Ma. 1852. WI 5134.
ONTARIO RD.. NEAR COLUMBIA RID
Nicely furnished home. containing rooms,
bedrooms 2 baths, maids room and
bath in basement; convenient to schools,
churches, shops, theaters and to trans
portation to all parts Of the city.
THOS. ]. FISHER a. CO., INC,
T3S 18th St. NV District RS30
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LIVINGSTON MANOR,

$500 LIVINGSTON RID. Sc
! bedroom, living room, dinette, kitchen
and bath, including all utilities.
$54.
Take Livingston bus at 10th and Penna
ave. NV. direct to Livingston Manor, or
call II. 0397 for information
CHAS. C. KOONES e. co nT SJS7
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TAKOMA Park. MD.

several apartments now available;
and hot water furnished See janitor
$500 Greenwood ave.
nor 3 F. SAUL CO.,
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FURNISHED. tvo-roo;n ant ~ secti,
for two Canadian girls Boy onl C st

Brightwood or Silver Spring.
:. UNFINISHED 3room apt, by 2 adults.
No pets, SH zoos.
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FOR TWO FAMILIES

Large apt. 6 rms, kit, Ia baths, gas
heat; rent, SIS: basement, 7I5 jackson ST,
ne. Key at No. /. I'll Jackson st.
B. F. SAUL CO.,
a25 18th ST NV MA. 21oo.
NORTHEAST APARTMENT.
End floor 1871 Morse ST., rms. kit.
at 1853.
B. p. SAUL CO.,
925 18th St. NV. MA, 2IOo.
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10 CLAIMING ST. NE.
9 rooms, finished inclosed porches. gas
heat. auto; hot water; close to trans.
A. D. TORRE REALTY co.
1928 North Capitol st. no. 1900.
FURN. HOMES. VICINITY HYATTS-
vile, Md, ranging from $50 to $11O per
month: 2 or 3 bedrooms: can be rented
for summer or on lease.
A. H. SEIDENSPINNER, REALTOR.
WA. 101O: Riverdale, Md. WA. 1898.
SILVER SPRING.
ISL SLIGO AVE.
room frame house all improvements,
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1908 POTOMAC AVE. Sc.
Apt. No. ID rooms, vacant $50 Ten
ant 70 look after as resident manager.
See Mr.. Baker
BAKER REALTY CO., INC,
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SEE
LOCKWOOD GARDENS.

Designed for Better Living"
DE Luxe, NEW. bedroom APIS,
COMPLETE IN EVERY DETAIL,
INCLUDING STEEL VENETIAN BLINDS.
AVAILABLE MAY Is.
ALSO SEVERAL 2-BEDROOM APIS.
ON 3rd FLOOR FOR ADULTS ONLY.
Take Capital Transit Livingston bus at
10TH ana Pa. ave. NV, to corner of
Chesapeake and So. Capitol SITS. sw Rep
resentative on premises. II m. to 6 D m.
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PREVIOUS HOMEOWNER
Desires or 3 bedroom modern unfur-
nished home for family of 3, permanently
located vicinity Chevy Chase or Tenley
Circle. DE. 2679. 7s
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SILVER SPRING,
500 RICHIE AVE.

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SILVER SPRlNG.
bath, fully equipped kitchen, auto. heat,
So, 800. Terms arranged. shown by ap.
pointment only. Call Mr.. Fields, 81. 6944.
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VACANCY.
STJTTT AND MANOR

fUUU l1IILOIDE I'D. S.E
Apt. 4, 3 rms. and bath, vac, S55, See
janitor, basement 1880
BAKER REALTY CO., INC,
1870 * st. NV. DI. 1872.
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HOUSES ron sAlr.
MAR qLEN EcH6: :.

ss.soo Eve Sir rooms and hath. fu,,
basement with up-to-date heating. system,
large lot and priced for quick sale. Call
Mr.. Boszs; GE gre. ,
1924 18th 81. NV. Df ss4e.
NEAE 9Th q NICHOLS AVE. Sc
81 rooms. 4 baths, arranged in 8 apis.
FURNISHED Income. S274 30 mo. Corner
iot, looxi?5 Y. Space for other building.
Price. I'll 400. Mr.. GLIDDEN. after
Pm. DE: 0O64. DI. 3347.
BOOMING HOUSE IN FASHIONABLE NV
section close 10 bus an income -nnaker nov
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81 Cedar St, Takoma Park. GE. oss1
HANDSOME 18th ST. NV. BRICK, COR
ner house, about Is minutes drive from
burner, fine trees, covered porches. we
understand that the original price was
when new, has much more real value, can
be had for many thousands of dollars less.
ASK for Mrs. Merillat. Emergency call Co
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CONFIRMED

CONFIRMED
WASHINGTON, March 29-(R-
The Senate today confirmed Will
liam Lewis Joyner as postmaster
at Rocky Mount, N. c.
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All City Water Projects
Consolidated By Council

meo sked and it was agreed
that City Manager A. C. Nichols
be authorized to discuss with
Tide Water Power company Of
ficials the erection of a cover
ing at the Second and Princess
street bus stop where hum
dreds of persons daily, in good
weather and bad, wait for
buses.
City Attorney william b.
Campbell discouraged the mat
ter Of shed erection over the
public sidewalk, but saw s'no
reason why an awning could
not be an appropriate solution t.
the problem.
American Cyanamid corporation
with branch office in Charlotte
was low bidder for the furnishins
of alum to the city for the mex
IL months. The company's pric,
was set at $1.40 per hundred
pounds, delivered at Wilmington
two cents per pound lower thai
last years price. The alum il
used in the water filtering pro
cesses.
The council will meet at II
o'clock SATURDAY. morning to aware
the contract for the furnishing O
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document consolidating all
.,e nroiects, completed or I'M
dor construction, IN the city's
aew water facilities system,
and making the City of Will
n,ington responsible for SUPER
,,ision of the remaining work,
.bsolving the United States
government of such response
Sility. was signed by members
# the city council Wednesday
morning.
However, the Federal Works
AGENCY remains the Interest
making substantial financial
contribution to the overall ST.
s9O 900 project. The govern
,nent is contributing a total
If s1.572,OOO to the water i'm
nrovement system - including
The filter plant, reservoirs, the
nipeline to Kings Bluff, the
kings Bluff pumping station,
and various lines within the
citv. The remainder of the am
ount is furnished by the City
Of Wilmington.
Adoption of the document
making the city the party to
negotiate with the contractors
in the work was by unanimous
consent.
Councilman Robert r. Ro-
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Kelly, former treasurer OF the
Washington local, in an indictment
today charging conspiracy to en-
bezzle union funds.
The international officers named
in the Indictment were president
Joseph V. Moreschi; A C h i / S
Pension, secretary-treasu-er, and
John w. Garvey, general repre-
sentative and organizer.
The indictment, returned by the
federal grand jury, charged Kelly,
who. officials said, has been miss
ing fo1. several months, with using
union funds to purchase liquor and
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The glass snake is not snake.
but a 1egless lizard.
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Berlin Dispatch Says
Premier Stain Is Ill

LISBON, March 29.-tREA Ber-
lin dispatch by the Germany agen-
cy DNB said today that Premier
Marshal Stain is i'll and doctors
fea-. he may have another collapse
SOON"
"Stalin apparently had col
lapse and tainted while working
late hours one night in February, :"
the report said. Doctors pre-
scribed long rest, so Stain con-
ferred with (Marshal KlementD
Voroshilov, telling him that he
would appreciate the Russian ar
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asphalt to be used in the paving
of 18th street.
At the request of the Wrights-
vile Beach officials, the council
agreed to ''lend' local policemen
for service at the beach during
such recreational events as dances
The action took the form of an
amendment to legislation passed
last week, when the privilege was
refused. Chief of Police c. H. Cas-
teen was authorized to release the
men for service at Wrightsville,
or other surrounding municipali-
ties, with the understanding that
the municipalities will furnish the
appropriate compensation and pro-
lection to Wilmington policemen
on duty.
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Important Legion Meet
Will Be Held Tonight

Norwood S. Westbrook, COM
mander of Post No. It, American
Legion, announced yesterday that
an important meeting OF the Lee
gion will be held at 7:30 o'clock
tonight in WOODROW Wilson hut, at
which time. an amendment to the
Post constitutional bylaws will be
presented for adoption.
Immediately following the bust
ness meeting, a fish-fry will be
held, he announced, and invitations
have been extended to all veterans
of World War l, and World War II.
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BURMESE MISTAKE
JACKIE FOR A GOD
Coogan Has Strange Elk
perience When He
Brings Plane Down
BY FRANK L. MARTIN

HEADQUARTERS y f L n II
AMERICAN AIR COMMANDO
FORCE, The India-Burma Border,
March 20 Delayed)- Up Flight
Officer Jackie Coogan, Of the
American Air Commands, first
glider pilot to land Allied troops
behind the Japanese lines in Bur.
ma, came back to his base today
to relate how he was taken for
a god" by native Burmese when
they saw him alight on their pad
dy fields.
Coogan expressed his disappoint-
ment over missing an encounter
with the enemy.
The former film star, tired and
dirty, spent four days in Japa-
nese-occupied Burma on his mis-
sion.
''If You think the natives were
surprised when our elders land.
ed, you should have seen them
when we opened up the mouth Of
one and drove out a jeep," Coo.
gan laughed. 1.-TWO of them must
have thought I was god because
they followed me everywhere and
that night even made me a bed
out of banana leaves.
Coogan, who carried six hand
grenades just in case he might
meet up with a few Japanese,
was disappointed because he had
no opportunity to use them. Climb
ing out of the transport which
towed his glider back home, he
said:
IT sure would like to hear from
those British and Gurkha knive
artists took into Burma.
'They were so eager to get at
the japanese I almost got tram.
pied in the rush when they ran
out of the valley I put them down
in. They're the toughest men
ever saw, and I would like to
have gone with them when the
column pushed toward its objec.
tive.
when We got over the valley
in the moonlight, I told the troops
I was going in. I went in fast and
thought we would never quit
rolling, SO I jumped out with some
flare pots to light the way for the
other gliders a few minutes be.
hind me.
IT ran and ran, setting out the
lights as I went. Everytime I lii
a lamp 1 thought the Japs would
open fire. Then I heard the whistle
of the other gliders approaching
so I got out of the way and re-
turned to my ship. Meanwhile the
British troops had vanished into
tine jungle looking for Japs, but
the Gurkhas stood with tn e I
knives drawn waiting to rush the
enemy.
'For the next few hours gliders
kept coming down and groups OF
British and Indian soldiers r
with their bayonets fixed through
the grass and down the valley
into the jungle. They were like
madmen, dashing this way ano
that, looking for t h e Japanese
Later these men formed the spear
head in column that left us tt
attack Japanese garrisons on the
enemy's supply lines"
Coogan, who joined the air com
mandos in May, 1912, now is one
of Col. Philip G. Cochran's glider
pilots stationed at this base. Wan
dering off to his quarters for {
shave and his first bath in foul
days, he repeated.
'1'd sure like to hear from those
knife artists I took in there"
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my's intensifying its advance in
the fastest possible manner be-
cause he would not consider a rest
before the worst of his task is
over"
(There has been no confirmation
from Moscow or other Allied quar-
tiers of this German repo1t.)
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A Red Cross Worker, Mrs. Helen
Gambrill, holds the baby girl born
10 Mrs. Winifred Andrews, IL,
shown lying on stretcher in Chi
cagO. Inc youthful mOtner, en-
route to visit her husband, Cox
swain f. w. Andrews, at Newport,
r. l., gave birth to the child on
a transcontinental train passing
through Wyoming. Qns-rnationaD
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More Pre-War Fathers
To Enter Service Soon

Pre- Pearl Earbor fathers will
principally make up the two con-
tingents to be sent into the armed
forces in April by city Draft Board
No. 1, officials announced Wednes-
day.
The induction of 48 men into
the Navy on April -, and 20 into
the Army on April II is scheduled.
These two groups will be COM
prised of men found physically
qualified for military service at
pre-induction physical tests at Fort
Bragg on MAJ eh 7. Of the 1888
men sent to the induction center
on that date, g. per cent were
pre-war fathers.
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eRANDMA's IDEA FOR COLDS ACHES

She often used medlcated mutton suet
now many mothers use Penetro,
modern medication in base contain
ing mutton suet. Rub on-double
action relieves colds muscular aches,
coughing. ID vaporizes to comfort
stuffy nose (2) outside, stimulates at
spot where applied. Get Penetro.
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Officers Of Building
Union Are Indicted

. WASHINGTON, March 20 R =
Eight international and local. Of
ficers of the He'd Carriers, Build
ing and Common Laborers' Union
(AFL) were named with Larry
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WINS COMPETITION

HAMILTON, N. Y, March 2e-
R-Paul Book, editor-in-chief Of
the 'kilikilik'' of Heidelberg col.
lege, Tiffin, Ohio, placed first in
the collegiate editorial writing
competition for 1913 sponsored by
Pi Delta Epsilon, national honor
airy journalism fraternity. W.
Emerson Reck of Colgate universe.
ty, national contest director an.
nounced the results today.
The glass snake is not a snake.
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Thursday, March go 1914 WILMINGTON SiAK-5

to equip and furnish Washington
night club.
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The Amazon valley is tn e
worlds largest source OF vegetable
oils.
Evening star., 1944-06-11
Russiu
Continued From First Page.)
fense shot down a total of a en-
emy planes.

tense shot down total of "A en-
emy planes.
'"The battle continues"
The German Transocean Com
mentator Won Olberg said over the
Berlin radio that 1t was "too early
to judge what tactical and strategic
significance can be attached to this
blow" but he said it might well be
the initial swing of Soviet sledge-
hammer assault developing across
the entire Eastern front.
Suggesting that "it may also con-
stitute a diversionary maneuver to
camouflage the real aims Of the
Russian summer offensive" Won Oh
berg said German reconnaissance
"has determined that main Russian
concentrations are In the north
ern sector, particularly in the rear
Of Pskov and Ostrov."
''The troops thus assembled OBJ
viously will be ordered to break
through the Baltic countries" this
NaZi commentator said.
He said Russian concentrations
were observed also toward Tarno-
pol and in the Carpathian Passes" /"
near the southern end of the front
along the Northern Romanian,
Czechoslovak and Polish borders
and added that there is no doubt
that the push which can be expect
ed will be synchronized with blow
Evening star., 1944-06-11

Ensign divers Enign Oliver.
plane crashed about 18 miles north
of Santa Rosa, Calf. Funeral services
will be conducted late next week at
Blessed Sacrament Church.
The young pilot, who was flight
officer of his squadron, was home
last Thanksgiving just after re-
ceiving his wings at Pensacola, Fla.
He left the Foreign Service School
of Georgetown University at 19 to
join the Naval Air Corps. He was
born in Detroit and came here
with his family 10 years ago.
Besides his parents he is survived
by sister and two brothers, Susan
Catherine, Philip and Richard Oil
yer.
Sergt. Harry M. Norris, %, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry E. Norris,
7702 Blair road, Takoma Park, Md,
has been reported missing in action