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ROOMS WANTED.

REFINED, middle couple wants
clean, furnished room and Kitchen or
in NV. or ne, Phone MISS CARROLL
Sunday. 1-6, weekdays after 6, WO. 2473.
NAVAL OFFICER desires single room.
walking distance Navy Department. jack
DRREssMAKER-DEsIGNER having small
for T' sewing services. Box COOL Star.
9a ss aW Ner sa ssaa after 0'
ExASDRlA-singls room by man with
tss e etc Box sss Star give
YOUNG LADY desires room in section
convenient to Massachusetts avenue EN-.
Massachusetts avenue above park Please
RIM, sGLE., S25. walk dist, Govt. emp
lady; cont drink or smoke clean own nm
WARM: SINGLE. BY refined lady; perm sss.a:
OR uNFURN. Ink. rooms. in N. Airing
ton. or between GEORGETOWN and Dale
Y is5Hs G Wm an 2 sse f bep Desires SIN
gle room in nice private gentle home. Box
GoyLRNMENr employed; settled II, woman.
psps5sneps; , gSS is2sTs s, star, ,,,.,,,,, =,
GEORGETOWN medical and dental schools
for students. 5000 Reservoir I'd. Call
WO 1000. registrars offce.
WALKING DISTANCE NAVY YD.. middle
aged man desires furnished front room.
will pay reasonable price II satisfactory
Write particulars, Box 1S4-L, Star. s.
MIDDLE-AGED GENTLEMAN wants room,
double BED preferred, near bath. located
between Shepherd, Decatur. 18th and 18th
WOMAN, refined, settled. desires a pleas
ant furnished room in private family: good
NO 1851 after pm.
PROF. WOMAN with Govt. wishes large
bedroom in quiet house. NV. section; pvt.
bath. cont. hot water. brkfst. and phone
privileges; near good eating facilities; COW.
transportation. Dept of Commerce; by
Nov. l. Box 73-L, Star.
room. or unfurnished. for Ink; no drink
ing; nice, quiet place in NV; $50 month
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APARTMENTS UhFuRNisHEp.

sos A ST. N.E.-Two rooms and kit, semi
bath gas. slec.. Ink, repfr. TR 1864 Sc
faTn,;; near BeI.sviile. I'd. can 0 union
WILL EXCHANGE charming a-bedroom.
for or ' bed room house i nearby 80 NV Hg,
M ssg,I a. 70 WASP. wiz T. exchange 2
Wash. or Arlington. Ma. s716, Ext. SO.
4oli KANSAS AVE. NV rms, kitchen,
bath: $50: utilities furnished WASHING
IION LOAN & TRUST CO., 900 st. Ma.
6a5 FRANKLIN ST. Me- room. kitchen.
bath auto. heat gas and cleo. furnished:
ehw.: adults; reasonable; references. DU.
1st-FLooR APT, rms. kitchen, bath.
ooM; kitchen. slass-inclosed porch:
svi no6Ms 81 n,vI psa ss,s P d,J
I'd floor: EMPLOYED couple only; 5000.
$40 e, Maryland aye, ne;
kitchen and bath apt. near 18th and PARK
I'd. NV. for similar apt. on first floor or in
Bldg, with elevator, in NV. section, Call
DE. o266 Sunday or after pm. weekdays.
eoLoRED real estate operator viii sivs
modern 1-room, kitchen. dressing closet
cash salary to settled woman cook and
general horseworker: Telephone co. 352s.
kit: End semi,bath a2ts,; utilities furnished.
Newly decorated. Rentals $40 to $50 per
month. J. H. GREENE REALTY CO.. f15
ES sslaa syf Owe IS sSed Sl4d duplex sp
NV. private yard convenient 70 trans
portation. schools, for . or 8 bedrm.
WOODBRIDGE, 3044 Monroe ST. n.e-3
rooms, kitchen. porch, semi-private bath:
S41 per mo: adults only. Only I other
APARTMENT FOR CoGPLE. : rms. kitch.
en-. dinette and bath; convenient location:
available Oct. Is. Call Ii. 1851 all day
WILL EXCHANGE 1-bedroom apt. in NV.
section for 2-bedroom in NV. Call RA.
053e.
1908 ST. s.W.-2 rooms and kitchen.
front: 50 week: gas, electricity and heat
632 EYE 81. S.W.-2-room, kit apt,
ami: refined employed couple preferred:
gen lie ant; S42.5O
COLORED-De luxe apis. of l rm. and
Kitchen in newly remodeled building
available now; excellent neighborhood; re-
fined colored only. Apply 1900 9th st. ne,
from to 5 Sunday afternoon
COLORED-l ard . room, kitchen and
cath apis. De. 1927.
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ROOMS FURNISHED.
Mnrvland and v;ro;ni0
ASIR5TIN5;TON. V1--no;;6Ie m ~

ARLINGTON, VA.--Double rm. for couple
or 2 girls: single room for / girl Near
Arlington Hall. Naxy Annex. 510 s. High
land ST.. or call OK 1922
ARLiNGTON-Large front rm.; new home;
twin beds, semipyt bath; bus at door;
x OR 5 C6MFoRTiABLE, furn. bedrooms;
also would like coneenial couple to live In
private home of aged mother and daugh-
ter; reasonable rate. Located 300 yards
en-, Fairfax Circle on Route I'll and 30 ~
miles west OF Washington. CLCvERDALE
FARMS. Fairfax 24-J-3. 81 &.
ROOM for rent. or Will share 5-rm bum
galow with 2 employed Girls. CHI. 5493
SERvICEMAN'S wife win rent bedroom.
private home. 16 Grove ST., Falls Church,
Va. Falls Church 2468-J. q
SILVER SPRING Corner bedrm. and
private bath In separate wing Of private
home one person only Phone 81. 1928.
block from bus stop. Gail CH, 1896 After
AlkLKnctty pine recreation room twin
lie7. & Z s 8 - -
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ROOMS FURlilsNEp-kle,thwees.

kOOMS rOkNtSnkp-- ISosthWoss.
SsN nsRss s.. aRi irg a 1Ss
b. asa el & IL po ether roomsTs s4s DI Ss4
Mr.. sHOREHAM HOTEL Twin bed room,
best, district; lovely room to share with
1911 sT.-Room With twin twin beds. end
noor, near bath Gentlemel preferred
as r 81, N.w,--Nice, well-fprnished room
for couple and single room for rent; Gov
eminent employees preferred; convenient to
6uses ala streetcar lines. Can any time
BETWEEN 10th ST. and Rock creek Park
on Upshur st. n.w.--Twin beds: adj bath
home. Space in garage Il desired. GE.
NEAR WISCONSIN AVE and renley circle
couple; comfortable twin beds: nice section,
ATTsAe. WARM ROOMS. IN 01 exelus.
Spring Valley; prefer men; garage: $40.
a AZ; HARRIS HARRISON ST. N.w.-Nice large
sitting room-bedroom, with private bath
for l or cultured people, gentlemen
ATTRACTIVE ROOM In new house. for
2 girls or couple. Near Conn. ave. bus
Ieas B 81; asasi ST.. mr.. 18th and Col
I'd .-Immacualte houge. Lovely room for
z girls; twin beds; next to bath. NO.
DUPONT CIRCLE, 1909 Conn. ave. NV
Front room, nicely furn.. double bed, 2
windows, SIS per week.
325 SHEPHERD ST. N.W.--Large doubts
bedroom: private family; suitable for Ink.
sfSDs T Ea ses lovely
ROOM, semipvt. bath; best transp. COW.
nsighborhood; Army o. Navy oficer. or
4sIs I4th 81: N.W,Icomfortably furn.
mattress; ! Or girls. RIA, 2015.
COLORED-GirI to share room with am
other girl; Govt. worker preferred. 1908
COLORED-Extra large studio room: COW.
transp.; located 100 block Rhode Island
ave; suitable men or women. MI. 1871.
COLORED-1205 Columbia I'd NV
Neatly furnished room, next to bath;
employed couple or 2 girls. a.
COLORED--1523 Vermont ave-. NV; in
private home. share and private rooms;
employed girls: no cooking; S3.B0 and up.
COL0RED-2125 18th ST. n.w.--Twin- bed
room, suitable for two: prefer two men
or two ladies: quiet.
COL0RED-Large, nicely furnished room
for women. cooking and laundry
privileges, SIS each. Call after IL. HO.
TWo coLORED GIRLS room. share
apt. with another: all cow. AID. 696s.
COLORED-Furnished room. no cookinT;
quiet home; man and wife preferred. Du-
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CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK (cont., !.

SNI 1G6 NH 6lyeSIOsN NSONtJ.
FOB sALE5sDlsndid, large, EsnsEsI.Dur:
sss' ehsavy mixer, ana vsIIa6led is.mo.
AZ is5fsg hs aNGus I.r 5ss
young bulls; all priced low Tor quick sale;
n bay ., and corn; Phone HEL,JAK FAEEMdss
FRESH cows and sprinssrs 60 for sale
]; PREsToN ROGERS, Mclean, va. Cal
BOAR-Registered purac Two years old
sire, Lauxmont Commander, by Kings
Commander Dam, Lauxmont Lady, by All
nsdsy khH sAGns e e az s5sntssy
ZONES dSsfs NV Work and riding horses, I'VE.
Wsssrn a Issd English ss
dies, all kinds Of brides and harness
eyeiything for horse. Straw rides by
them Eide pones Rsar ss eth g.
PUBLIC SALE. Tuesday October 10th
promptly at $3.50 pm; riding, driving and
sase n0isf iSs RbS sfABn
5So6 Queens Chapel I'd. Hyattsyille, Md
n MHsT r~ Be soLD-ss new and used Army
new new. and used. $50 to So: 50, q English
st ys s saddles o new and ID ssn.y ,l gssa s
blankets also harness. THE sAp 0Ief ny
SHOPPE. 20s S. Paca St., Baltimore, Md. !.
P PboS F E|nsra SALE, four. months old,
PIGS, cross Of resistered Berkshire ard
registered Duroc stock. II, IS. JONES.
TH oUN M MS Ees AN HyeT H ah Falls
S haR sE a1sS "a US, 10 hands: dam
y so ssa huneG MR s. 5os Il nHR
HedRerow Farm, Manassas, Va
G tssnrcb fin qs4 young HAMPSHIRE; s2b. Falls
FOR SALE welsh bay gelding, 1879
hands. a show pony: rubber tired buggy
also fuii-size Enslish saddle. 1st-ciass con.
S s. thsiT nISH
nice bay gelding. one cheap gated horse:
ride. buggy, harness. saddles, brides. one
faa WHT If AEer Steers Zoo pAa e
pounds each; fine condition. North 4272,
GENTLE RIDING HORSE, registered thor.
oughbred by the Jockey Club; foaled MAY,
Ig3s, out Of Santa Clara; Price, $3.50
G MTlef g sta falI On o. M L. BISHOP R. D.
ONE. soRREL SADDLE MARE. any rea,
s s9r1bls oeE sSef n.s TOM HoLERAN
TENNESSEE WALKER, enc GOOD PARK
hack, will jump; one 1st-class working
h hrlosd and enen igmpsr
IL
Bethesda, Md: WI. 5000.
BICYCLES, girls. new tires: 3 pony carts,
% new Western saddles, new pony harness.
HEREFso9RD5 ~i BRE siiiiSi HERD, selected.
~ cows and calves, springers. 2 bulls:
also team draft horses and harness. H. L.
MANW.ARING. 5000 N. 10th St, Arlington,
Va. phone CHI. 05S0.
HORSES roam riding horse. about Is
hands; bay horse and bay mare. both viii
ride; drive and do light work. VANCE
HICKS, 5475 Myrtle ave. Sc, Temple Hills,
SoRREL MARE, yrs. old. one of few
thoroughbreds,. broken for lady or child to
ride best cash offer; owner leaving for
Springs Stable, 3401 Branch ave Sc
FARM HORSE. 6 years old, weight about
1'400 lbs sorrel with cream tail and
name. can be. seen at COOS Riverdale I'd :,
Riyerdale. Md. WA. 1896.
RIDING MARE, ! spirited; l black pony,
child broken; bride and saddle. Apply
MARE. years old: well broken. registered,
16 hands. RA. 246S.
COW, good Guernsey; milk all winter; fresh
next May, Locust 1853. 56l1 Livingston
BAY MARE PONY. one; gentle In every
way for riding or driving. Phone Capitol
Heights T0n7
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coal. WOOD. FUEL OIL.

WOOD, dry pine scrap lumber, various
lengths: S14 cord, delivered 1925 Branch
ave. Sc Clinton Sol
DRY KINDLING WOOD for sale. 3241
Fairfax drive. Clarendon, Va. Call CHI.
ANDIRoNs. fire tools. screens and all IRE
place goods, repaired and re1nished D. l.
CROMWELL 1913 18th st. NV. ME- 1884
CORDWO0D, sawmill. 5a h.p.. newly
consider buyer, saving and cording wood
on property as part payment. Kensington
sLABWOoD. ali oak, SIG cord: fire logs,
cut to any length, $50 cord. TR. 1850. g
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

DOUBLE ROOM, furnished, for reliable
couple; cooking facilities if desired. 49I6
Iaylor I'd, Hyattsville, Md. UN. 1899.
all redecorated; oil burner, Electrolux,
pvt: entrance; available now. Wa 1874.
FURNISHED, 2 bedrooms, living room,
kitchen. dinette, bath and private entrance,
c,h: W.. hot-water heat. WA. 2025.
FURNISHED APT, bedrm., bath, den and
large closets; $3.50 per week; refined,
employed persons. Phone WA. 1871 Mon.
BERWYN-Furn. apis. for several couples,
girls or working mothers; no objection to
babies. Call Berwyn 342-R.
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APARTMENI HOUSES FOR SALE.

APARTMENT BUILDING, near 18th and
Columbia rd.-27 apis. of and 3 rooms.
kitchen and bath: annual rental. ST5, 900,
z. QUINCY SMITH. INC, Realtors, I41s
APARTMENT BLDG. for sale by owner;
vicinity 18th and r SITS NV; exceptionally
clean: II units; yearly gross income, S12,-
500; yearly gross expenses, Sc, 500; yearly
$50. 900; will finance balance at 4las: no
brokers. GE 1899. Ma o246.
ULTRAMODERN, requires large amount Of
Whiteford, McKEEvER ( wHITiEroRD.
1914 st. NV, DI. p706
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COUNTRY BOARD.

MODERN, HEATED. best food. well served
$3.50 per week; tray service; GONZALES
cent; $50. Telephone 929-F-11. Wood
fsDfk " s MSs Gsr xa s1ssE an farm
near Staunton; real home, modern. l..
HATINGER, Parmassus. Va.
MOUNTAIN REST tourist home. modern
screened porches. good food. So per wk
GREYHOUND bus service. Write MRS. o. NJ
GOCHENOUR. EdinburR. Va, long dist.
1Oa-R, Ref Warfseld 1869.
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ROOMS eURk. 9 uhfURN.

LOVELY, warm bed-living room. Kitchen
and Idly. privils.; S25 mo-; real home; un-
lin; phone. no. 1927.
and bath for four girls, furnished or I'M
furnished. See MR.. or MRS. MINIS at
1881 18th st. NV.
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RooMs uNruRkrsHEp.

ARLINGTON---Two unfurnished rooms con-
Meeting bath. mr.. Lee hwy, Glebe I'd; $35.
Write p. o. Box 1853, Arl., Va.
1909 9Th ST. NV rooms, light h.k.;
S2S.
TWO lovely unfurnished rooms. one having
Ave windows, semiprivate bath; good bus
service to Pentagon and Navy Annex, 20
minutes downtown. Temple 1884.
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APIS. EuRh. AND uNFuRN.

hUhN. OK DNFURN lst-tioor apt: new
air cond.; 3 large rooms. mod bath, new
relrg., stove, cabinets; near bus; rear st,
Georse Apt, 57o7 Seth ave, Hyattsville.
C0LoRED-Wanted. refined girl to share
mooern l-rocm, kitchen and bath apart
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THE SUNDAY STAR. Washington, D. G.
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1914
ROOM WITH BOARD WANTED.

ROOM WITH BOARD WANTED.
YOUNG MAN desires board and single
room with running water IN IT. Executive
and other cultural activities desires room
with board or breakfast In quiet, private
home Of considerable refinement. Box
170-L. Star.
bright. wAssn4sSunny room with board in
GENTLE home: suburbs Of ID. c. darlington,
FAILS Church, Vienna. Fairfax pTeferredl /;
lowest mo. rate for 2. A. =. DE GRooT.
ffRasoirkSssifoNxi WOMAN wants room and
board. NV, walking distance; Dupont
Circle preferred. Box 1911 Star. 81
BUSINESS WOMAN. gentle, 80, desires
tom excel. refs. Call ME. 3517, 8 TO 8
YOUN0 WOMAN with baby wants room
and board in Arlington, or will consider
care OF child Glebe $3.50
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3rABLE BOARD.
ROOMS WITH eoARp.

KOSHER MEALS SERVED in a privs
home 704 Otis pl. NV. RA. 1888.
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RoAN lcant.l.

FISHING BOAT. SO Il. long: VA It. beam;
1910 marine motor; SIPS. North 60e2.
WANTED 16 to 20 foot open launch with
inboard motor and self starter. nothing
Ma, 1904; after pm, Warfield 1885,. 81
SAILBOAT, left. Snipe class, excellent
condition, sails nearly new. SLIP NO. Al,
SPEEDBOAT, Hackercraft, 25-ft., 200-h. p.
marine motor. Call jackson 1508-W, Tues
day evening
WANTED-Outboard motors. regardless Of
size or. condition: cash for same. 1877
18th Of
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MOVING. PACKING & STORAGE.
Moving q Storage Co.,
1891 Georgia ave. n.w.--Call us for price.
RA; 2435. We move at any time. Inter-
state and local
MOVING AND STORAGE, reasonable rates;
will take your surplus furniture as part
MOVING q STORAGE co, Ia 2937 81
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COUNTRY BOARD WAITED.

board on farm or nearby country home
with settled congenial folks. State details.
Box l42-L. Star So
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REFINED, middle-aged couple wants
clean, furnished room and kitchen or
kitchen PRIVILEGES, or 3 unfinished rooms
in NV. or ne. Phone MISS CARROLL
Sunday, 1-6, weekdays after 6, WO. 2473.
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F Ffh Girl. about 20, share at
tractive room. with another: twin beds, uni.
ghsn 60 isaa s Varn DTys c9n N sogo
1865 col. RID. NW.-First- moor front
offers charm, convenient location, reason
a a6s- terms rms t O. conple 49,. .u.n. 49,.
end A., large closet; uriet, employed gen.
tleman; S25 per mo. Phone NO. 1868,
ployed ladies. AID. 1853.
1916 18th ST. N.W.-1 large room for
z or 3 men: Inquire from 2 to Sun.
SUITE-Living rm., bedrm, nonhousekeep-
ing; conservative adults; cars and bus
Dapont 1899 after Il; weekdays, pm
s Convenient e. eTy
iSss QUE 81. N.W.-Best section; de-
sirable, newly dec, vacancies s.s Mondsy
1900 18th ST. N.W.-Iarge room, twin
beds: for couple or girls: kitchen priv
sgss Als9 sinss room onv.t eE $780,
man only, S45 per month. See BY appoint
fasa, srklNa RD.-Reom. " block car
i ma BUS ,tf toT 81 q I'll oe eSar. b.drm
and use Of kitchen with another mature
T YEN n sa4 m On no zss Ioo tv,n
ssds: sdi. BATH FRA nd shower; So Nssf each,
S4II JENNA. AVE. N.W.--Large, attfac-
single beds, next to bath; RE. 95e9.
close In. well furn.. 2nd floor front; quiet.
refined family; unlim. phone. AID, 1881.
1904 18th St.--3 large rooms, 2 with sim
gle beds ! with double bed; unlimited
phone. Can Co. 1921.
1920 31st PLACE master bedroom.
nicely furnished: private bath with shower:
closets; garage; gentlemen. OR. $500.
GLOVER PARK-Front corner rnl., private
bath, closets. innerspg. matt; modern
Fas-heated home; garage. WO. O632
1893 TAYLOR 81. N.W.--Attractive room:
shower; "a block to bus and streetcars:
400 9Th .ST.-,Attractiye corner room:
private bath, twin beds; convenient trans
p go. ton Is "a c $3 So :. :.
for girl; gentle home; privileges; excel.
:ss sas Kansas as s AVE- IA s NJ sin
Gle room. large closet. nicely furn.; uniin.
phone; at bus stop; for lady only. nom
$50 tn ST. N.w.--Larss room. twin
CAL O.. e6o3.
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qWIN(SS,
TSiss 20
TAE9eWG!RL

ROCKETS - Weird stories of
German rocket bombs and gliders
may be topped in this country be-
fore the wars end. DR.. Hugh L.
Dryden of the Bureau of Stand
ards has revealed three u. S.
groups are working on propeller
less planes driven by "jet propul-
sion."
That's just a fancy term for
power produced by rockets. And
this country already has an envi-
able record in rocket research.
Projectiles built by DR.. Robert II.
Goddard, of Clark University,
Worcester, Mass, i'm 1886 achieved
heights of 1000 feet, speeds of
700 miles per hour. u. S. expert
mentors developed liquid fuel
which has brought rockets from
the "toy" to the useful stage.
Flights to planets are far, far
away. But wartime research may
be the genesis of real rocket
flight.
WHERE TO LAND-The teaser
of who's going to use after the
war all those American-built air.
ports throughout the world has
popped up again with the recon-
mendation by a House of Repre-
sentatives su b-committee tn at
prompt action be taken. So far,
Government policy has seemed to
be to let the matter rest until
after the war.
Many however, disagree, stress
that this country now-because of
its military influence-is in a
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1944-01-06
PLANE FACTS

prime bargaining position. If,
after the war, country within
whose boundaries we have built
an airport says u. S. airlines can
not use it, what are we going to
do? It's pointed out that unless
American air carriers can obtain
foreign bases, there will be no u.
S. international airlines after the
war.
HIGH SCHOOL FLIERS-Aero-
nautical courses in each local high
school are the goal of the Civil
Aeronautics Administration. Ac-
tual flight training generally will
have to wait until more equip
ment and instructors are avail
able.
The present program was begun
last year and aviation ground
courses are now given in about
half the nations $4,000 high
schools. However, flying is taught
in Detroit high schools, which
have three Stinson planes. Be
fore the war, the CAA conducted
experimental flying courses in %
high schools, found students did
as well as college freshmen,
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1944-01-06
UNRRA Agreed On Big Problem.

To see representative of A ma
tons representing 80 percent of the
peoples of the world get together
and discuss one big fundamental
problem, was an inspiration to one
veteran reporter who covered recent
meetings of the United Nations Re-
lief and Rehabilitation Administra-
ton (UNRRA) in Atlantic City. ut
was democracy at work." he de-
clared A prevailing thought
seemed to be mo dole but help ev-
cry country to help ITSELF" he said
1t was striking and possibly signifi-
cant, he pointed out, that represen-
tatives were able to use a common
language-English.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1944-01-06
Chinese Hail Cairo Declaration.

"The Cairo Declaration is the first
happy fulfillment of what China has
been fighting and shedding blood
for all these IL years." DR.. C.. L.
Hsia, director of Chinese News Ser
vice, said recently. "The promised
return of Manchuria, Formosa, and
the Pescadores to China will be re-
garded by the Chinese people as the
greatest news of this war !. China
rejoices with the people of Korea
in their promised independence :"
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1944-01-06
SS7 ~ h
Zach week in this space will be presented a picture
and word portrait OF someone whose is news)

sThe man who took command Of 100000 of the
worlds toughest fighting men on New Years
day is soft-spoken, six-foot Southerner Lieut.
Gen. Alexander Vandegrift, new chief of the
U. S. Marines is a real career soldier He has
been in the corps for 80 of his Sc years. Wher-
ever trouble was brewing, Vandegrift was there
sWhen he was in his third year at the u. of Vir-
ginia he suddenly decided a military future
few months after he joined the marines he
was commissioned a second lieutenant He
first saw action in Nicaragua in 1912. In 1915
and '16 he was battling in Haiti He remained
there through 1918 His duties took him all over
in the next few years: Cuba, Panama, the South
Pacific, China. He steadily through the
grades. After graduating from advanced officer
training he was chosen secretary to the marine
commandant in 1896, and little later assistant
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1944-01-06
Destroy Threshing Machines.

Saboteurs in France destroy, not
crops, but threshing machines, be-
cause the Germans can only take
grain to Germany, they cannot take
sheaves. Peasants thus keep their
grain and can thresh it by other
methods.
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John Robert Wagner, Jr., 81, son
of Mr. John R. Wagner, Sr., Pang-
born Blvd, Rte. 5, Hagerstown, won
his Navy wings of Gold" and was
commissioned an Ensign in the Ma
val Reserve this week, following
completion of the prescribed fight
training course at the Naval Air
Training Center, Pensacola, Fla,
the Annapolis of the Air"
Having been designated a Naval
Aviator, Ensign Wagner will go on
active duty at one of the Navy's air
operational training centers before
being assigned to a combat zone.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1944-01-06

and their only recreation and enter
tainment is what they can provide
for themselves. As Paul wrote, the
Christmas season was approaching
and he said they had been told that
they would have their Christmas
when they reached the next island
But even in the midst of all that
tough going, Paul didn't forget the
folks at home, for they received a
V-mail Christmas greeting from him
on December 80.
When this reporter hears what
lads like Paul Fryer are doing to
keep the home fires burning, he
feels pretty much ashamed of fuss
ing about such little things as his
tobacco being little drier than
usual.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1944-01-06

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Gelwicks,
613 North Mulberry street, now
have two boys in the Service-Car-
roll and William.
Cpl. Carroll Gelwicks Eyes folks,
he has just received a double pro-
motion, jumping from private to
corporaD is still up in Alaska,
where he has been for many months,
and now another brother, Pvt. Will
liam Gelwicks, has entered the
Service, having reported to Camp
Meade on December Is. William is
now training down in sunny Flori-
day (the lucky guy and his adj
dress is: 339OO539, 4O7 Training
Group, Flight A-2OO, Miami Beach,
Fla.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1944-01-06

Donalds brother, Robert E.
Stains, is stationed somewhere in
North Africa, while cousin, Har-
ry Stains, has. recently joined the
Army also.