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HOUSES FURNISHED tcsn,., j..

9 BEDROOMS. Q baths. screened porch,
yard; July and August. S125 mo.
Call after l pm. Silver Spring 0423;
LOVELY, 5-room house, completely furn-
ished, , bedrooms, living room. dining
room and kitchen. large front and back
TURN.. new, 7-room. de-
;ached,- close IN cool, quiet section.
LOVELY HOME IN WESTMORELAND
Hills during summer months, containing
rooms, 4 bedrooms. . baths: 5000 mo.
VIM. CORCORAN HILL CO.
Tln Jackson Pl NV. District 1888.
FOXHALL RD. SECTION.
EMBoDY1NG CHARM AND DIsTINC-
TON. THIS FRESHLY MODERN RESI-
DENCE is UNUSUAL IN IT'S FINE COM
BINATIoN OF COMFORT AND AND BEAUTY
DRAWING RM.. LIBRARY AND DINING
RM, BEDROOMS AND 81 BATHS,
RECR. RM. > SERV. RMS. AND B. DE-
GARDENS AND VIEW, $3.50
MO. BY APPOINTMENT, MRS. LYNCH.
NE. 1865: EVE. CO 1244
WAGGAMANN-BRAWNER
Exclusive ARents)
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COUNTRY BOARD.

COUNTRY BOARD ON FARM, nearby
Md. girls, between ages
md 10 home cooking. MRS. ALBERT
oERRIE, Brandywine, Md. Brandywine
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FOXHALL RID. SECTION.
Exclusive Agents.
HOUSES uNFuRNlShep.

st nw-6 large rooms. basement, h. w h..
will sell furniture. Pasqual Realty, Elk.
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NZ4.OV.
. Rooms, Kitchen and Bath
Near Library of Congress. MA 05s6.
NORMANDY VILLAGE.

Immediate occupancy 1883 Benning I'd
Sc. Liv. rm., bedrm, kit, dinette, bath.
time by calling at 5OO4 II st. Sc. or phone
BUSADA Trinidad O3O1
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TOWN HOUSE
ON LOWER 10th ST.

ON LOWER 18th ST
M ,ees1 or fGs s: siHs :teIy :ssF
Shs sin sd: .n2anse h Th s srassu draw
its sppointments and eauipment: sThis
oat includes Outside Se Escape. Thi.
property should be snapped up quickly at
$4,000: shown b, appointment. imme-
FRANK s. PHILLIPS, DI. 1411.
NORTH CLEVELAND PARK,
A very comfortable t5s1Si 1sSeimid.taeh.d home
Of English Architecture. situated near the
sarss ss: rooms %.eans anns room sss
hsst hss.. F3 FSr 1s5s fs5thsr details call Mr. Man
FRANK s. PHILLIPS, DI. 1411.
WAS $16,5oo-NOw $14,s50.
heat: det. saraxe: nice lanasesped LOT;
;ss.sas ls:sl.s:s sssf ~ ssssssssiS sss Hs%i!;
long at this Ereatly reduced price.
McDEVITT, Realtors, RIA. 1922.
ROCK CREEK HILLS.
brick On lot sosiso, west Of 10Th st.: has
living room, dining room, Kitchen, den or
ssb snd aSg,sos. Sn,sS.A on .. lss bed
.s 2;ea5 r. brisk 5ssas asarsss. Eve or Sun. phone
L. +. GRAvATTE,
72e 18th St. Realtor.- Ma. Q163.
ROCK CREEK HILLS.
An An iindiyiduaIly de:isned home on 4 yer,
bath. nrst noorj, maids room, bath: pan.
'''N THOMAS I' L. PHILLIPS,
Wo 1900 Until PM 351s Conn
NEAR LINCOLN PARK.
,. Roy brick na,,,sn roeps sxo bath gas heat;
''''F THOMAS L. PHILLIPS,
Wo 1900 Until q PM. 361s Conn,
CENTER-ENTRANCE BRICK.
This delishtful home Of Dutch Colonial
5. and W hookup; good lot; Just Of New
'''s' I'll THOMAS Si,aii y /. t'0 PHILLIPS,
Wo. 1900 Until q Pm. 351S Conn
ROOM1NG HOUSES.
2 large ADJOINING brick houses in heart
Of downtown section, near intersection OF
bah ind hsa t0ts .ppox ee sS nsoms
ananss balance ss $500 per month. Cali
N' sHANNoN L. LUCHs CO.,
1908 H st. NV. MA. 2345.-
NORTHEAST-$6,95O.
Vacant ideal location: Colonial brick 8
Ecoms hath ov ss; ns1 eoreesi es se
your y SUR NEIGHsoR BoUGHT FROM is"
Leo M. Bernstein & Co., ME. 5400.
RIVER TERRACE.
3-YEAR-OLD BRICK.
Modern 5-rm home tile i bath si.h
fenced yard. Cali MI. zirwes.
DIXIE REALTY CO., MA. 1880.
In Beautiful Monticello Park,
Alexandria, Va.
Modern to the nth degree; for sale fur
gihsd IF bath Ehen
freplaces. l in a spacious recreation room;
large lot; convenient to TRANSPORTATION
only years oId in nsT eendaitor aYa Vhor
oush, Emerson a5sa with
BETHEL, DI. 31O0,
Exclusive AGENTS.
81 900 cash REQ. v. 8. Hurlbert. Ma. 1910,
coLdkEpnssoo 81 j & $500 cash. sos mo; buys thl,
@ @t(SRn $685. osas;T; a a ss:s., & :. norn.
west Northeast and southeast sections
Wonderful investments. Also homes for
the most discriminating buyers. Moderately
e5esa TPs Park ci ROAD d as ''os eo
CO SOO4 Mr.. Guyton.
COLoRED. N.W.--1O rooms. bath. hwh.,
elec, beautiful yard. Price, Ss,950. Terms.
ssesz>s CoLoRED.
In desirable northwest location, apts
of 5 rooms and bath each; brick building
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ROOMS euRN.-hor.hwes, tcons,

DOWNTOWN, neishborhood. 18th and Eye
SITS n.w.--Large furnished room. twin
beds: gentlemen only. Call NE. 0e93 Sum
day or after m weekdays. 2o.s
PRIVATE HOME. accommodate girls. So
each week; also double room semi
private bath. $50; everything new. Call
nth AND CHAPLIN N.w-Large double
room. | or refined gentlemen; July and
August only private family; references
required. Call evenings only, CO. s496.
BASEMENT ROOM. cool. spacious, private
bath, separate entrance to garden: IS week:
gentleman only Call 3 Sun. and Mon
or by appointment, AD $500. li40 Park
rd. NV.
NICELY FURN. bedroom, suitable for or
.: vicinity of 18th and Columbia I'd. Ho.
2T49.
1901 CALVERT ST. NW-To business
woman. comfortable room next to bath
'4-size bed, $50 monthly. ME-. 1419...
LARGE, cool. front room. cross ventilation:
gentleman. restricted, modern apt. CO
9022. Nr. 10th and Columbia rd.
S4 2@nd ST. NV. RAYMOND Apts., Aot.
No. 1.-Two rooms. can be made into apart
ment: washing machine. Call after. z
pm, EX 1852. 20'
1897 18th ST NV
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POULTRY 3 EGGS.

POULTRY 3 EGGS.
POULTRY HOUSES, 24-hour service; com
pletely set up ready to use, delivered
to lay, weigh Az to pounds, 81 80. All
fine stock Glebe 1906. Annsndale
Poultry Farm. Rt. 2. Boz b4S, Fairfax,
Va pa
BABY CHICKS, feed ana poultry supplies
James Feed Store Inc 6l9 st. NV
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RANK 8. PHILLIPS, DI. 1411
WEST OF CONN. AVE.

8 ROOMS. 2 BATHS-$14.960.
In the lovely forest section OF Chevy
Chase, Nd. between the 2 country clubs.
we have available 4 most attractive de.
tached brick home Of English architecture
including 3 bedrooms. 2 baths, living room
with fireplace. side screened porch, auto
ssnt s.1 ssss sterss Fer details please
FRANK g PHIIJIpS DI 1411
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VACANT-$8,9 $50.

-, , f-YEAK-CLD BR1Ck.
Club We have this prewar reconstructed
brick 5.rm. house for sale. 1t contains
Lovely lovely living room with fireplace; dining
screened porch, bedrooms and tile bath.
full basement. oil heat and outside en-
schools and shopping. Substantial cash
needed.
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Ideal for small club, association. frater-
nifty or single family residence: 4-story
brick corner home. with z bedrooms.
ins room and dining room with fireplace.
garage. open sun deck. Very modern in
home was recently redecorated throush-
out. Includes outside ire escape. This
property should be snapped up quickly At
diate OCCUPANCY, For details, call Mr..
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S1.5OO Cash

81 ,5UU Cash
Will buy this almost new detached brick
home with 8 rooms. bath, recreation room
sas air.cond heat; located on a high
wooded lot in Hillcrest, near 3lst st. and
Pa. ave. Sc; priced At 310.500 for an
]. WESLEY BUCHANAN, Realtor
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GROOM BUNGALOW

In desirable NV. section, Q blocks from
sood-size bedrooms ali on door. modern
bath: oil h.-w.. heat: open fireplace; lot
50x115 IT. with nne garden; owner os-
soefarsS Nc. X Ypbaa A Until PM He
6 Bedrooms, 2 Baths-$13,950
A very fine value. Owner leaving city
has reduced price. well situated in Cleve-
land Park. close to schools and transp.
living room with fireplace. large dining
room, complete kitchen, large front porch.
Auto. heat, earsge. For details, call Mr..
ZONES, GE 3O1A
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$1O,5OO.

$4,000
1881 FAIRMONT ST. NV
Row Brick, 3 Stories and Basement,
Rooms and Bath, Metal Garage.
LEON r, LAMB, 927 18th ST. NV.
Ma. 1854. 93b4.-------------------- co. 7243.
PETWORTH,
Near Illinois ave. and Upshur st.-6-r room,
row brick, all larGe rooms. INV. heat.
front porch, deep lot. garage; price. $1,000.
ASSOCIATES, INC, Elk. 1872
until q n m
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COLORED.
In desirable northwest location, 2 apts.
of 5 rooms and bath each; brick BUILDING;
2627 MARSHALL j. .WAPLE CO.. 1924
l4th ST. NV. D1. 3346.
COLORED.
good houses located on r st ne. MI,
WHPfE pnssfisi' CO.. No pr, o34 s54s. NANshAlL :.
COLORED
1904 EMERSON ST. NE.
& rms. bath. h;-w.h.; nice condition;
Sc, $50; $500 cash. bal. monthly. Ma. 33S3.
PARK ROAD HOUSING CO.
(COLOREDO.
Upper 18th st. n.w.-Brick houses, oil
heat, hardwood floors, S-l1 rooms. Cash.
81 800.
apt units. fine brick BLDG, 6. nre,
places, mod. kitchen equip, hardwood
floors; oil heat; exclusive area nears sth
NV Cash, 5000.
700 blk Quincy n.e.-6 RS; INV h., tile
bath. Good down payment.
100 blk r NE rooms, brick; h.-v. h.
1900 blk, 18th st.--S rs; h.-w.h. brick
cash. $500.
5-apl. brick bldg 1900 blk. 18th NV
Cash T500.
DE. 17l0. AID. 4s34, Mrs. Ward
CO 5000, Mr.. Guyton
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TWO GOOD BUYS.
MAYNARD BAYLEs CO.,

TO SETTLE ESTATE.
10-rm. home. nearly 3 acres Of land. on
6vner s nwy .osnt IN AssspssS IL near rs
GOOD home buy and q splendid investment,
Water sewer and paved street in and paid
be appreciated.. Available at once. shown
os aSP0Tln'Rssa, r ssoyaiEL Hhiy CO.. cH $500
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COLONIAL REALTY Co,
2939 Wilson Blvd CH. 5554.
7-Rm. House on S Acres.

snd Cen With 'Sq sreSisss. S fuil bsssmsns. fuii
attic. oil h.-w.h., storm windows. vene-
tian blinds, refriserator, range. Beautifully
fireplace. tennis court. GOOD buildings. Land
all cleared ready for cultivation. Near Falls
Church on Leesbure pike. S13.15o, with
CHI. 0723
COLONIAL REALTY CO..
2939 Wilson Blvd CHI b5b4
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HOUSES FOR SALE tceet. }.
A BIG LITTLE HOUSE.

old. white asbestos shingles, large livins
room. full dining roofA. each of , bedrooms
will hold twin beds; unfinished attic. com.
light Lot 60x167 Elevation high. Bus /
block 1O-cent zone. Help available. S6,990:
81 500 down, S45 mo. FHA financed. Call
Gil 3g55 20s
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DOGS. PETS. ETC.
TO TAKING VACAIIS
PRICES REDUCED

ON ALL PUPPIES AND KITTENS.
Cookers, females $15-$25; males, S35
Wire Haired male, S35. Toy Fox, S15,
Dog Hotel. 1874 Georgia Ave IA. 432 j.
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This house has unusual charm both
outside and inside and is on - acres Of
ground Besides a very large living room
there is dining room breakfast room
kitchen, paneled den bedroom and bath
on lSt floor 2nd floor has 3 large bed
rooms. each with its own bath. adequate
servants quarters are over the "-car ga
rage, House available Immediately and
NAV be purchased on reasonable terms
Call Mrs SchleSnger WI 1854. E. M
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Looking for a Real Home?
Here's a modern one that has everything
for luxurious living. Bedroom, bath 1st
floor: 33-ft. living room. ultramodern
kitchen, refrigerator, built-in dinette that
seats g. plus 4 bedrooms, baths, deck
porches. large recreation room. maid
room. bath. garage, oil heat; detached; "a
blk. from upper 18th st; Sl4, $50.
McDEVITT, RealtOr. RA. 4422.
ExclnSlIe Rrnkrr
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URCIOLO REALTY CO.,
THE COMPLETE HOME.

GROOM BRICK.
On a lovely, level corner lot, only l block
from 10-cent bus and schools blocks gen
complete home for sale in a neiehborhcod
Of quality houses. It contains bedrms.
and bath. living rm.. dining rm., kitchen.
alton rm. and half bath In basement;
detached garage and picket fence; OF pre-
war construction, with oil hot-water heat,
slate roof and dry basement. This is
real buy at $40, $50 for the discriminating
purchaser desiring a perfect home.
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W. y CIV II1I1 I1AkJ1K1N T.
Det frame dwelling. = Complete apts
NV oil burner. garages, lot 5Oxl3!
Income from . apis, $3.50 a mo. Due
to transfer from city, owner will sacrifice
TO, $500. Call Mr.. Tammaro, IA
J91G
SHANNON g. LUCHS CO.,
1905 H St. NV. MA. .J45.
CHEVY CHASE, MD-$15,95O.
Club section. wooded lot. close to schools
and shopping. This is a well-arranged and
attractive property, q large rooms, 3 bed
rooms. > ba his, attached garage. Be sure
10 call us on this Call WO 23OO until
9 pm. EDW, H. JONES e. CO, INC
NEAR Sth AND INGRAHAM NV
Semidetached brick. rms. and incl
porches. oil burner; double brick garage
VACANT SIn,a5O. lOre cash
URCIOLO REALTY CO.,
ME- 4Q41
Evening star., 1944-12-27
Boys Club 10 Receive
$500 Check Today

The Boys Club Of Washington
was scheduled to receive 4 check
for $500 from the National Capital
Optimist Club today-the fourth
check it has received in the last two
weeks. The most recent was a check
for $2,10o donated by the Washing
ton Optimist Club yesterday for
libraries, health clinics and the
Boys Club Band.
Frank r. Jelleff, president of the
Washington Community Chest and
active in boys club work for many
years, was scheduled to be made an
honorary member by the National
Capital Optimist Club during It's
presentation luncheon today at the
Continental Hotel.
The National Capital Optimist
Club has made two other gifts to
boys clubs within the last two
weeks-a $1,700 scholarship ut
George Washington University and
a $4,000 soda fountain at the East
ern Branch, Seventeenth street and
Massachusetts, avenue NV.
The $2,l00 was presented to Leo
c. May. president of the Boys Club,
yesterday during q luncheon at the
Mayflower Hotel.
About 1000 boys will celebrate
the gifts at a huge Christmas party
at 7:30 o'clock tonight at the
Eastern Branch.
Evening star., 1944-12-27
Mrs. Elisabeth Riggs Dies;
Wife Of Censorship Aide

Mrs. Elisabeth c. Riggs, wife OF
Comdr. Arthur Stanley Riggs, U. s.
N. r., died suddenly Monday ut her
home, 3322 Newark, street NV
Funeral services and burial will be
held tomorrow ut Downington, Pa.
Comdr. Riggs is librarian, Gable d.
vision, once Of Censorship.
Born near Braddock, Pa, Mrs.
Riggs studied at the Boston Con-
servatory Of Music and before her
marriage in April, 1901, was soloist
IN various New Jersey churches. She
spent the frst few years Of her mar
ried life In Manila, P. l., where
Comdr. Riggs was editor OF the
Manila Daily Bulletin.
Comdr. and Mrs. Riggs had been
Evening star., 1944-12-27
Enjoys Daughter Loses
Odd Musical Instrument

Police are wondering whether the
person who stole q $500 dilruba
knows how to play it, and they are
of the opinion the thief Is scratch
ing his head in wonderment about
the instrument.
The dilruba Is the property of
Miss Krishna Bajpai, daughter
of the agent-general for India, Sir
Girja Shankar Bajpai, 27oo Macomb
street NV. The instrument was
taken from an automobile parked
in the 200 block of Tenth street NE.
Monday night.
The dilruba is shaped like en-
elongated banjo. 1t has a small
sound box and long neck, and the
player scrapes the ~ strings with q
heavy bow like that used with q
bass viol. The dilruba WAS In q
black wood case.
Evening star., 1944-12-27
House Democrats Plan
No Leadership Changes
BY the Associat ted Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Chairman Cannon Of the House
Appropriations Committee says the
Democratic majority plans no
change in the House organization
In the Seventy ninth Congress.
The Democrats will CAUCUS next
Tuesday.
It is now planned, Mr.. Cannon
said, to retain Representative Ray
burn Of Texas as Speaker, Repre-
sentative Mccormack Of Massachu-
sets as majority floor leader and
all the others down to the clerks
and doorroen
Evening star., 1944-12-27
Man Held for Grand Jury
On S375Ciqar Theft CHARGE

George Bernard Butler. n. COL
ored, 5000 block of Georgia avenue
NV, was held for the grand jury
today by United States Commits
sioner Needham C. Turnage, on
charges Of stealing $375 worth Of
cigars from a warehouse.
Butler was arrested by FBI agents
last week after he was found selling
50-cent cigars in downtown area.
According to the FBI the cigars
were stolen from the warehouse OF
the Cochrsne Transportation Co..
1922 street NE, where Butler was
employed.
Bond was set At 81 900.
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residents Of Warrington since 1925
Formerly Comdr. Riggs was director
and secretary Of the Archaeological
Society Of Washington and editor OF
the publication, Art and Archaeol-
ogy. He Is the author OF several
books.
Besides her husband Mrs. Riggs
leaves two sisters, Mrs. r. Paige
Bainbridge, Athens, N. Y, and Mrs.
Charles H. Aufhammer, Thorndale,
Pa, and one brother, Alfred A. Corey
jr., New York City.
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School, 2453 Wisconsin avenue NV,
was injured last night when rope
Of knotted sheets broke rs she was
sliding down 1t from third floor
window of an apartment at 1919 I
street NV.
Police said Miss Sweeney had
escaped from the school early in the
evening and had gone to the apart
ment of a girl friend, who tried to
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persuade her to return When Miss bedroom oed
Sweeney refused the friend tee gether tried
phoned police to the When police
Miss Sweeney locked herself her
Evening star., 1944-08-08
Danger 10 Patent Law
Barred in Court Decision

The Court Of Appeals yesterday
saw danger Of the patent law DE
coming q cloak under which q cor
porate group may prevent the inde-
pendent use OF modern technical in
formation by obtaining patents on
the STEP by step progress Of scien-
tific knowledge" unless certain prin-
|ciples are applied by the court.
Yesterdays ruling denied q mo-
ton to vacate an earlier Judgment
which had sustained a District Court
decision denying certain patent
claims to Louis M. Potts, the al
legged inventor, and the Teletype
Corp, by which he was, employed,
on an automatic stock quotation
board.
In the appellate courts original
opinion it had said: I'm rejecting
appellants claims the Patent Of
flee held that they represented sim
ply a combination Of ideas disclosed
in former patents" and asserted the
District Court had agreed to those
findings"
Evening star., 1944-08-08
Deaths Reported
adelaide Travers, SO. s11o Hawthor

Adelaide Travers. SO. 311O Hawthorne st
NV
Henry Miles. II, 1908 H st. NV.
Robert Long. 6S, Alexandria, Va.
Wilson M. Eppley, SO, III Rittenhouse st.
NV
Henry d. Green, 81. Glenn Dale, Md.
Aimee L. White, 66. 1928 B st. Sc.
Frank Evans. SO. 225 I'd st. NV.
Michael A. o'Bricn. so. 3s1s Benton st
Mary T. Gardiner. 5s, 1918 45th St NV.
Newton P. Walker. 55, 1345 Newton st.
James L. Belts, 40, Nokesville. Va.
Matt L. Matthews, 40, 47O7 47th st, NV
Infant Daras, Garfield Hospital.
Earlene j. Specie, infant 6l3 Fern ST. n W
Mary Dorsey. 20, 402 M st. NV.
Mary e. West. 80. Fairmont Heights, Md
Clara W. Grant, 90, 100 Virginia ave Gw
Eleanor Stewart, SO, S11 1st st. NV
William J. Thompkins. 60, 1913 8 st. NV
Bessie Kinslow, so, Maryland
Rosa Hamilton, 80, 923 4th ST. ne.
Florence Bowling, A, 1885 c st. Sc
Paul L. Christie. 81. Elkton, Md.
EloiS Bedrick, 917 4th st. NV
Infant Nicholson, 1740 ST. NV
Infant Forman. .24I 18th pl NV.
Infant Thompson, 413 v st. NV
infant Hughes, lG40 Euclid ST. NV
infant kearney, 62S Church ST. NV.
infant Gillian, 320 Mclean ave sU
Evening star., 1944-08-08
GieeIing japanese Girl Hur|s
Grenudes at Yunks on Suipun

her. so we grabbed each grenade
and threw it back away from her.
"She was standing there laughing
and giggling and the Japs were tell
ing her what to do. They appar-
emily told her to take more time so
we wouldn't have a chance to throw
the grenades away, and she slowed
down a little. Luckily, we had time
te throw them back even then"
Soon some bazookas were brought
up to the maine line. BY that time
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By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
SEATTLE. Aug. S.-Second 1t
George c. Hill Of Salisbury, Md.
brought a story from Saipan yester-
day of a giggling young Japanese
girl who bombarded his marine unit
with grenades from her boomers
while Japanese soldiers coached her
from behind a revetment.
The former University of Mary
land student, who is hospitalized
here, told a Post-Intelligencer in
terviewer that the girl appeared to
be about years old. 1t happened
before he got his leg wound from
q sniper the first evening Of the
attack on the island.
I'VE were about 200 yards off the
beach," he related. There were
about nine Japs behind the revet-
ment right in front of our lines.
This little girl came out from behind
1t to within about 20 or 30 yards of
us. The Japs had filled her bloom
ers with grenades.
"She d take out the pin of a gren-
ade, tap 1t on q rock and then throw
it as us. We didn't want to shoot
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the girl had gone back to the jap
anese soldiers behind the revetment.
I'VE fired at them," 1t. Hill con-
tinued, "and when we went back
to look, we'd killed them all-the
girl. too"
Evening star., 1944-08-08

Every mile our boys win means
longer communicate lines. These
mean greater expense, more energy,
more Of everything from all Of US.
Let's all back the attack. Buy more
War Ronds.
Evening star., 1944-08-08

Its so comfortable and easy-to-wear
-. f1attering to the figure, too, because
rayon jersey always shapes up well!
Smartly tailored jacket with pearl but
tons and trim set-in belt . well-cut
gored skirt. Good selection of now-into-
Fall colors, as well as timeless black.
Sizes 80 to a.
xann's-Budset Shop-Second Floor
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-21

lng screen fame. she Is complately helievable and interesting in every mood of an exaetlng role,
 Taylor hos one of the finest roles of his career. He is at his best As c British army officer part that requires him to age from twenty five or forty-eight and in which he is always convincing, He wears q mustache for characterization which gives him both Q new maturity and dignity.
 The story has been made vltAlly timely with It's opening scene in the wartime London of today with its blackouts and bombproof shelters and then flickers back to events In the first World War, The romantic theme is woven around the twenty four hour whlrlwind courtship Of the petite dancer and the daShing officer who meet on historic Water loo Bridge during an air raid. Exc oellent supporting performances are contributed by Lucille Watson, Vir. glnla Field, Maria Ospenskaya and 0. Aubrey Smith,
 The co-hit on this dramatic hit program Is strangers In The Night" with William Terry and Vir- Ends tcnite, "winSs And 4
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-21

Phyllis Thaxter, M.0-M featured player, this week announced her on. eagernent to Capt. James Aubrey Jr., of the Army Air Corps climax. ing Q whirlwind courtVlip. They
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-21

right end he Ia ably supported by e cast that reads ike tho who1S who iA Hollywood; George Mur- phy, Qlcria dc Haven, Adolphe Mem lou, Eugene Palette and Walter Hlesak. The six deliver excellent performances in their sharply con. trasting roles.
 The companion feature on the Strand bill closing ie 'sWaterfront' and features John oArradine and ]. Carroll Nalsh.
 Starting Tomorrow, the Strand will hold over for a second thrilling week in Waterbury, the 20th Cen- tury-Fox production "Wing and Q Prayer. This dramatic saga, the story of Carrier "x", stars Don AIneche, Dana Andfews, William Eythe, Charles Bickford and Sir cedric HArdwicke.
 The second feature along with
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Prayer" with Don Aneuhe plus and hlg hit "rhe Bis Noise" with Laurel and Hardy.
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aWlna and d Nrayer'l will be Laurel and Aardyt newest feature length laugh panic, "The Dig Noise".
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With Vivien Leigh and Robert Taylor perfectly teamed in the starring roles, M.d-Ms Waterloo Bridge" which will open Friday ct Loaw Poll theatre, at Q return en- gagement, This Is one of the tlme- Hest must seee" films of the year.
 Balancing Q tender and beautiful love story against Q powerfully dramatic war background, the plo. ture has everything in the way of brilliant performances, m absorb ing romance, spectacular settings, exciting action and unusual photo- graphy. If Miss Leigh had not d. ready displayed versatile talent to the complete satisfaction of all in her Academy Award performance of scarlett OHara her fascinating portrayal of Myra Lester tho little ballet dancer of the Robert E, Sher- wood drama, would assure her last