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Evening star., 1944-10-24

I tiled ' baths M f fsrse finished IN attic, a'ID S4ics
leslie B. B. sfai EGl's wo sshSss s gas
I2 VACANT PETWORTH HOMES: occupy
at orce-These attractive Groom houses.
located near each other. with gas hot
Easily EASILY Converted r % into q apts ssee year neas ss
rage. Priced low to sell at once. Gail
Tor & aopS9in=tment, SpS = MT. Hoover RA, 22s |;
sti Wi'h ns sHANHoN NA' sss5. s LucHs co. 1908 H
CONVENIENT NV family, gas heat;
sssy terms may ssos Be ca HAIR,
ATTRACTIVE, rooms. 1880 A st. s.e.-e
baths; auto heat. nice yard, Gear garage
lent to Govt depts, cars and buses. Terms
$4,000 cash. balance easy, Inspect today
SILVER gm sn " sAahEY bay AD sss ssss
tifui 3-bedrm. brick on corner lot with
picket fence, recr. rm. with fireplace, lst
sST PGsdeF condda sde P2Ese
rsrvs ays 81 cs.sf sSti 81. s7sS f.. w..t ., con,
ave. is this charming modern Dutch Co
construction, large lot. large bedrooms
hs banned home for eom
| Portable living presents real opportunit!
to the discriminating buyer. Price, S15,500
pFa Rask MIS- saeue SE
floor; 2 bedrooms and bath, End floor; Q,
Suse sess iFsss '0TPeIs W.T.
locations in Embassy section; detachee
ns~ x Rs
war furniture; nto. gas heat. Owner on prem prem
1sfI; osEs AD; ! TfLL aap4 p.M-4os crittendea $,
n.w.-6-r. brick. semidetached; oil 2 inc
with deposit; in perfect condition. THos
WHITE y M4lsH sR1dk. 1ke s1b7s6; e. ?' rms. baths
garass; wooded lot; immediate possession
Sfa sETHEsDa. Hs aeGs Bradley area-s14,s5o; Ayr.
old brick; center hall; l rm:. 3 steps u
from the living rm. over garage; bed
fleor; attached ssraEe. NoRTHWEsI1
REEALTYo 5235 Wise: "a ave; Can 0L; o6a 1887
Grated; possession Immediately; larg'
NoRTHwEsT- REALTY. 72s5 Wise. ave
SIT sfEvGk Hk. essRN essPsRRNc-srick bungalow or
beautifully lapdsSaped lot: fenced m rear
tached ed fSsi ssrase; iu conveniently ioeatea In
mediate possession. WoRTHINGTor
TRusfHEs fTa III e'sa sALEAsis-room sh frame hous
3T05 Varnum ST., Brentwood, Md. b.
Circuit Court for Prince Georges County
Md. Trustees sale on premises Octobe
%. 1914. at 5 pm. See full ad in tn
Bowie Register.
BETHESDA, Md; s13,5Oo - Center : hal
brick home, lot 50x100, 3 yrs. old, vacant
Large living. dining rooms; de luxe kitchen
| shower, porch of dining room; gas al
conditioned. in sight of stores, schools
MT PLEASANT-Owner will sacrifice thi
lovely Groom, 11s-bath brick house, in. ex
cellent condition; coal h.-wh.; 3 porches
ment: nice lot; good neighborhood. 160t
block Hobart st. Can be bought for S2 50t
less than nearby property sold for =, Excln
nv. NE; 1850, Ewes. and Sunday, Mr
Soss IeceDty ,..toSsS oHner sn1ona !,
sell. Cali MI. 1928 on Sunday, weekday
Evening star., 1944-10-24

CHEVY CHASE, d. C."-An attractive
detached ned, BRICK home in excellent 'ond
Chevy Chase, Circle and the Blessed sacra-
ment Church; stores and bus: priced to
WESLEY Ss1 Sall aueEANAa III ss Rsaitor sntl pm j.
18th ST., near Park rd.--An ideal prop
erty for private organization, institution,
4-story limestone front residence AhSat hisHest
standard of construction and modern ap-
pointments; 1S rooms, baths and lava
1t is priced at $4,000, which is several
thousand dollars under assessed value.
Shown by appointment. Today and sun
ai Sal y eo afs os seaiof. Rof 7ss sH9a issh
cssHaEHviSY' saHiS' CHASE. ii sss0' MD.-petached franz.
property is close to Bradley lane. east OF Of
Conn., ave. and contains 9 rooms a bed
rooms,. bath, garage, oil heat and has nice
dlate possession can se had. PSone 81.
CO. NC. me- Realtors, EST Est. iss7. Is Ngssfs isia K
sRicx 81 OK suNGAIow. Bti eSiD ss,sso-s rooms.
uiate condition; located Bethesda. Nd. ;
LESLIE 2. MEAsELIs wo Sssi
sasenSoT.e BRICK in sss 600 block Of
and refer, 8 rooms. bath, front porch,
basement partly finished into extra room.
uetaCNcu garage. POSSESSION with title.
can handle with S1,250 cash Inspect any
time by appt. with Mr.. Tabler WI. II
SHANNON N LUcHs CO.. 1905 H st. NV.
CORNER, MASS. AVE. HEIGHTS, close to
ave. the National Cathedral is within
moments walk, downtown Just is min
via bus-indivtdually built brick construc-
ton, entire house in excellent condition
vide center hall. living room 2Ixl7 with
fireplace and side porch, lovely dining rm.
breakfast room, lavatory and well-equipped
kitchen; on the End floor are excellent
bedrooms, tiled baths, nice space Oh the
front hall for SEWING room or library use.
The house Is insulated and has automatic
attreetiyely lsndscaped; price reduced Tor
quick sale shown By appt, This evening.
FISHER b CO., INC, Realtors, Di. $3.50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-20
Budget Fixes
1945V-EDdy

WASHINGTON, Dee 10 tINS)
President Roosevelt. il was
learned today, will submit a bud
get message to Congress early in
January which will assume that
the war against Germany will be
won by July /, 1915.
At the same time, the Presi-
dent will request congressional
appropriations which will reflect
the administrators belief that
the war against Japan will con-
tinue for a minimum of Is months
.more-or at least until July ],
1916.
The budget message, Mr. Roose-
velt's annual means of informing
Congress- on federal plans for
spending and receipts Of funds,
Will thus reflect the most positive
estimate on the end of the war
in Europe he has ever made.
A highly placed government
official declared that assumptions
of an early defeat of Japan, which
appeared reasonable in mid-l944,
are obviously silly now.
II was aScert aimed that the
total budget requests for the next
fiscal year would not fall far
below the t00-billion-dollar mark,
even assuming" the defeat Of
Germany in the next six months.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-20
Long Distance Phone
Strike Poll Beqins

NEW YORK. Dec. 10 1NS)-
More than $500 long distance
telephone operators. -admiaiStFa-
tive personnel and maintenance
workers began taking a strike
vote today
Under the Smith-Connally Act,
such workers must wait 90 days
after notifying the WLB of the
proposed walkout.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-20
No More 'EIa;feet'

MILWAUKEE. Dec. 10 CUP
Officials of another Of the nations
larger cities - Milwaukee - have
endorsed a proposal whereby the
one-man-operated radio patrol car
will gradually supplsht the pa
trolmen on foot.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-20
Forest for Students

SOUTH HADLEY. Mass. Dec.
10 CUP)-South Hadley soon will
be one of the Few school systems
in the Berkshires 10 own its own
forest. The department. plans to
purchase a 35-acre forest where
the students can learn practical
WoOdcTaft.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-20
Yank Ace Shot Down

HEADQUARTERS L. S. THIR-
TENTH AIR FORCE, Dec. 10
(UP) 1t Col. Robert 3. West
brook. leading ace of the Thir-
teenth Air Force with 20 japanese
planes 10 his credit. was shot
down in tho Macassar Straits Nov.
%. II was revealed today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-20
Air Service for els

LONDON. Dec. 10 (UP)-Holi-
daying els from Northern Ireland
who bemoaned the long and tedi-
Gus sea trip TO Britain, now can
travel in comfort to London by air
in three and a half hours at $50
round trip.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-20

Chairs make such comforting gifts!
Throughout the year they provide taste.
full decorating effects in boudoir, sun
room or Colonial style living room.
We've a good selection in a variety of
colors and styles to suit most anyone's
demands for comfort.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-20
THE ECONOMICAL WAY TO PROTECT YOURSELF
WHY insure IN THE TRAvElERs7
round trip,

]. The Travellers has business in Automobile
Liability and Property Damage Insurance than any
other company.
Il More than 500 Travellers representatives located
in Michigan to help you in Of an automobile
accident. There hundreds in bordering
states
In view Of this law and the present low you
afford TO be without Automobile Insurance See your
Travellers agent Find which type Of Automobile
insurance will help you keep your driving and csrowning
privilege.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-11-12
GOAL
TO Be EXCEEDED

J. B. Huntington, general secre-
tary of the Y. M. c. A. and direc-
tor of the United Nations Relief
and Rehabilitation Administration
drive for used clothing in Will
mington for use in liberated Eu-
rope, was notified by the national
office of the UNRRA yesterday
that the goal of $4,000, 1000 pounds.
set for all churches, parishes and
synagogues in the country, is ex-
pected to be exceeded.
Mr.. Huntington reported that
more than 5000 pounds of used
clothing were collected in Whining
ton and shipped to the national Of
flee Of the UNRRA in Washington
Oct. "a, where they will be reship-
ped to overseas destinations.
The UNRRA notified Mr.. Hun
tington that some sort of arrange
ment may be made for further col
lection of clothing through the
chuHhes of this city. This was
in reply to Mr.. Huntington's sug.
gestion that the collection Of used
clothing be continued. The UNRRA
disclosed that the problem would
be discussed at the next general
meeting Of the association.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-11-12
NELSON TO TALK
AT ROTARY MEET

Paul Nelson, nationally, known
radio commentator who has been
heard for more than a year on
Henry Ford's Watch the World
Go BY" program, will speak on
the air power policy in connection
with world peace at the Deem
Der 10 meeting Of the Wilmington
Rotary club, Walter J. Cartier,
chairman of the December pro-
gram committee of the club, an
nounced yesterday.
1.-THE members of the Rotary
club are proud to sponsor such a
program, featuring talk on avia-
ton by man who has made such
an outstanding record in public
programs, Mr.. Cartier said.
The anniversary Of the Kitty
Hawk flight will be observed De-
cember q, and the members Of
the Rotary club feel that the SUBJ
ject Of the program is appropriate,
especially since Wilmington is
being considered as a possible air
stop in the field of air travel fol-
lowing the war, Mr.. Cartier said
Hardanger Vidda, in Norway. is
the most expansive tract of open
nigh plateau in Europe.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-11-12
AL Carpenters Union
Is Penalized By WLB

WASHINGTON, Nov. II. H-
The War Labor Board today pen
allied striking locals of the AFL
Carpenters Union in seven mill
cases by withholding for a proba-
tlonary period the usual member
ship safeguards.
For the first time, the board act
ed in this manner toward a union
which had voted to strike in time
OF war under the provisions of the
Srnith-Connally war labor disputes
act.
WLB refused to approve the GUS
tomary dues check-off and main
tenance of membership provision
in these locals contracts. In an
eight case, where the employer had
agreed to continue a maintenance
of membership provision already in
its contract, the board withheld
the check-off from the union. Under
the maintenance clause, union
members must keep dues paid up
or be fired.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-11-12
SHIPS FILL BIG
| INVASION ROLE

WASHINGTON, Nov. 11.-tR-
American marchant ships deliver
ed 100000 tons Of invasion supplies
and 10000 troops at Leyte island
in the three weeks following its
invasion, the War Shipping Admin
istration announced today.
Crews of the cargo craft unload
ed the invasion supplies them
selves, in some cases working
around the clock, Lieutenant John
MacAuley of the U. S. Maritime
Service reported to w. S. A. of
ficials here.
1t. MacAuley quoted an officer
of the army services of supply as
stating: 1.-THE Merchant Marine
has done its best Pacific job here.
Every merchantmen in tn e
Philippine invasion was loaded to
capacity and many carried SOL
d;ers although not originally de-
signated for that task.
Constant harassing attacks by
Jap dive-bombers did not pre-
vent supplies being landed" 1t.
MacAuley said. 1.-THE merchant
ships fought back and quite num-
Der of enemy planes are at the
bottom of Leyte harbor as a re-
suit" he added.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-11-12

services for Staff
man oscar Rockwell jones' right James D.
,io. sound route will be held this afternoon
Th P o1y church Of Jesus Christ Third
the free wal Baptist church. oficiate ~
Sgt Jones killed
oroMer was reported
august H. He was later reported dead - ~ ~
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-11-12
NAzI VOLKSSTRUM
ARMY IS FAILURE

WITH U. S. FIRST ARMY IN
GERMANY. Nov. II. - up -
Heinrich Himmler's efforts to
create a so-called Volksstrum, or
peoples army-a mere mob OF
guerrillas which the Germans are
irving to cover with the rules of
ordinary warfare by calling it an
arny-have not resulted in any
considerable armed forces.
This conclusion was drawn to-
day from all available sources
which indicate in fact that the
Volkssturmers have never been
given guns. This is true even in
German towns which are not far
from the present lines of the First
army
They are in fact no better than
labor battaions, possibly because
he Nazis fear to arm them until
he last possible moment lest some
If their guns be turned the other
way.
This is a picture of the present
status Of the Volkssturm that is
may be off in some particulars:
The Nazis are making the bat
talon the basic unit of this outfit
and are really stressing training
only in rifle and machinegun fire
and in construction work.
Nearly all of the Volkssturmers,
volunteers and conscripts, have
had Pseudo military experience
with Nazi party defense organiza-
tons. Every training leader is a
Nazl primarily and not a pro-
feSSional military man and this
Is one Of the important respects in
which the Volkssturm differs ma
terially from Britains home guard
which has been trained by army
officers of long and varied expert
ence,
There is no feeling here that
mese Volkssturmers are going to
De negligible factor, but it seems
mat whatever resistance they may
OTTER will be much heavier against
me Russians than the Americans.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-11-12
/. S. AGRICULTURE
SHOWS BIG GAINS

.e,lNGToN. Nov. IL Up
Va ..ran agriculture rose from a
.As 5S5t-c, during the ra past tour 4or
. .aops,tt the government repo''e0 ~
day c.lIed "balance sheet"
In a+ Of war effects on farm
sate lse Office OF War Information
hg ' ,s95,cb of this increase reflect
said 5 l!'~5, real estate prices. 1t
ed a a.anod that further increases
n5sbt lead to a dangerous 'a'"'
laa nd. 0 owl report said agriculture le
the Wv characterized by these
t 5aaaa.r oora since 1910. ,,a. ,.ve
de'e1 Tarr, real estate values nave
sd'a nee farm mortgage debt has
,' T. lni nearly one billion dollars ;,
de garasl lI during the First world
war r,l such debts increased crease rosorves
va Uo,,ner operator reserves
3, i "a about $4,000, ooo'-
nave sSo u I cas6. Farmers have about
e ~ 400 %. 100000 invested IN war
bonds, .o,,4or;es If crops and
,., +, tota1ed about sl5,loo'ooo'-
s ,lTs' on January 1, this year-an
vu o, W. double that of four years
,nn This increase reflected both
ss : 3 er quantities and higher
prices. o,,,,ors in aoric,1l-
, =, increased about $4,000, 900, 900
l dI,ring the past four years.
" a Cash farm income rose lls per
,, ~ or more than $4,000, 100000,
t tetween 1910 ana 1914.
Looking to the future, the owl
cid the department of agriculture
i s'' ontirnistic regarding continued
favorable economic conditions Tor
''l . 'I'5 department of agriculture
r,sces its principal hope for a IA
snrabIe future demand for Ameri-
o.n farm products on achieving
bish level of domestic purchas-
no noyer based on full industrial
e en- An expansion of in
tornational trade should further
in,nrove the American farmers
rrosnects."
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-11-12
Capt. Walter Sheffield
Aworded Flying Cross

=, WASHINGTON, Nov. Ii R-
o ."I Walter L. Sheffield, Jr., OF
l XVI N 18th St., Wilmington, N. c.,
.sS oeen awarded the Distinguish
e. flylng Cross; and C p t n
' ',;I II. Darden, Jr., of Farm
, ,ine' N. C., has won the first oak
T ~: custer to his Distinguished
lying Lying Cross, the War department
announced today.
~ me largest island on me coast
=, ,o,, norway is Hindo. about $50
sqoafe miles in area
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-11-12
Chinese Troops Move
Across TAPPING Riuer

SOUTHEAST ASIA COMMAND
Handy, Ceylon,
Nov. 11.-P)-Chinese troops, one
of three Allied columns moving
southwark to clear a land route
through Burma to China, have
crossed the TAPPING river in the
Myothit area, an Allied comrnuni-
que said today.
Another Chinese column in a
thanking movement has captured
Momauk, eight miles east of
Bhamo, current objective of the
present offensive.
The third southbound column,
composed of British forces, was
only nine miles from Naba juno
ton where the main Myitkyina-
Rangoon railway turns west to
India then south to Mandalay.
-V-
=. Canada has 24,500 miles Of coast
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-11-12
BRONCHIAL
(0lI(jH$!!

co, bronchial n Irritations Due to
Df IfuS ,BIuekley's Famous CANA
sna n Mixture Acts Like a Flash
-o Spena ID a few cents TO-DAY at anv
BncIt,ou,Iu g store TO ra bottle OF
CtrEiEIley's CAN 1OL Mixture
Sins II ,pie 23cting). Take a couple of
oo yv s5 bedtime. Feel its instant
I6p Inv, tl effective action SPREAD S,a1tl
ID OK tbio,l 1t starts at once to loosen
raw mex mex, choking phlegm, soothe
ng anate;moranes and make breath.
aa sttIief ie,l;3 from those persistent.
:diai Initiating coughs or 81 b ,roa,'
Buckla 5155lta !, due to colds find int,
ley's ' Clac Don't wait-g pet Buck Buck
lief Instantly u To-Day You get re-
fpa I Pharmacy
SipI vaI Pharmacy
''''et Drug Dept,
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-11-12
TRIP PLANNED

NEW BERN, Nov. lin cele-
bration Of the completion of the
$1,OOo,000 rehabilitation program
for the tate-controlled Atlantic
and North Carolina railroad from
Morehead City to Kinston, an all
day trip along the rail route from
Goldsboro to the sea is being
planned by state officials and
railroad authorities for the last
week of November, it was learn
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-11-12
SEARCH FOR OIL

Depths of the Sc have been
probed for marine deposits suited
to formation of petroleum, in an
effort to ascertain if the SUBJ
stances that make up this natural
resouce still are accommodating and
where thew may be found.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-11-12
World Peace Machinery
Congress- Big Problem

war aid to Europe including ex-
tension OF 1end-lease, sterilization
and credits are uppermost among
combined War-peace Matters
Representative elect Augustus
Bennett, New York, Republican,
who defeated Hamilton Fish: 1.-THE
NO. l problem, in the long run,
is to work out with other countries
some arrangement for lasting
peace. However, more imminent
is the need of a plan for orderly
rehabilitation in order that our
domestic economy shall not be up
set"
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-11-12

ed today from officers of the At
lantic and East Carolina Railway
company, lessees of the line.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-11-12

The Dunedin national museaum
of New Zealand has two rare and
perfect specimens of m o a eggs.
These large, flightless birds, re-
scmbling the ostrich, only larger,
and confined to New Zealand, are
thought to have become extinct
more than 500 years ago.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-03-23
DAVIS TROUBLED
BY AN AWOL DOG

Camp Davis M. P.s have a dit
ficult case of AWOL to dispose OF
in the person of Oscar, ASH 26029,
a husky 95-pound prisoner believed
to have escaped from Coast
Guard station where he was on
detached service from the Marine
Corps, the public relations office
reported.
Oscar" is not an understood Gl,
but an alert German police dog
who, when found by member OF
the 247th Battalion in their biv-
ouac position north of Wilmington,
was looking for a post to walk
around.
apparently in need of rations,
this section issued same and ef-
fected his return to Camp Davis
where the prisoner was placed in
custody" said Captain F. J. Ulk,
of tn 247th who delivered him to
the Provost Marshalls office.
Refusing to divulge his name
and station, the following vital sta
tistics were obtained from a safe
distance: name, Oscar; rank, Dog;
serial number, 26029. The wander
inc canine is believed to be a
member of the U. S. Marine Corps
which trained him and assigned
him to the Coast Guard for duty
According to E. T. Zannarchi, Of
the Wilmington Coast Guard, who
signed his release on bond, Oscar
is not assigned to the Wilmington
force which is not attached to Os'
car either. The Wilmington Coast
Guard will institute search fo1
his proper station, expense Of
same to be deducted from Oscars
K rations. The release on the prls
oner was signed DMIC. which has
been deciphered by the Proves
MarshalIs office as meaning Dos
Master, LIST Class, or possibly Dis
contented Marine, In Custody.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-03-23

have to change menus if we can't
get all the things on our shopping
list"
AS a result of this hot lunch
program, she reports that every
child in school has gained from
five to 20 pounds in weight since
school opened-"all except two.
who were overweight, and they
have fallen off several pounds just
as we hoped they would do through
proper Diet Children may eat
nothing except fruit before or after
the lunch period.
"Clean H an d S." "A Smiling
Face and of course, "Clean
Plates' are the lunch room mot
toes at Maple Hill.
1.-THE results. which I attribute
directly to the hot lunches these
children get at school, are better
attendance and discipline, i'm
proved health, and better grades.
You can't teach a hungry child ~
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-03-23

the privilege of voting be exe1cis-
ed to the fullest extent by our
men and women in service, said
Chairman William T. Joyner of RAJ
leigh. 1.-The procedure is simple.
Any member of a soldiers family
can fill out the application form
and deliver it Or mail it to the
Chairman of his County Board of
Elections. The Chairman will do
the rest.
IAN application by the soldier on
= card furnished by the United
States Government, addressed to
the Secretary of State (who will
forward it to the chairman OF the
proper county board, is sufficient
application for registration and
general election ballots, and is just
as good as one made to the Chair
man of the County Board of Elec-
tons.
Zone application is all that is
necessary. 1t will secure for the
applicant all the registration or VoI-
ing privileges to which he is en-
titled in both the primary and in
the general election. For example,:
if an applicant makes application
prior to the primary and is found
to be entitled to be registered, he
will be registered for the primary
and general election, and will be
sent ballots for the primary and
for the general election.
After a proper application has
been filed giving the necessary in
formation, there is nothing further
for the applicant or for his family
to do either for the primary or the
general election The Chairman of