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WONDERGRO.

Nothing better. Your neighbor says SC
and SO will you when you have tried . tor
Of this super richly fertilized and finely
good and good soils better. Acts quickly
Holds moisture. Highly effective on grass
trees, shrubs. roses, vines and flowers The
ideal plant food you have long been lookins
for, S15 ton, delivered FERTn MOSS,
shredded and fertilized. splendid for mulch
grass. 20 bushels, delivered, S1O. Lawns
seeded, repaired or rejuvenated Beautiful
specimen evergreens. Towering shrubs, fruit
the best ground cover, hne for shady
spots and banks; REQUIRES no care. Colorful
hagstone walks, terraces, rock gardens
lily ponds, outdoor fireplace, drainage
mulching, spraying, pruning, transplanting
tree estimates. lincoln z34k,
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APIS. WAhTEp icant. J.

TWO-BEDkOOM unfurnished duplex apt.
or bungalow within I'VE miles central D. G..
near shopping center. wanted to rent by
quiet essential; max, $75. Box 1879.
MoTHEH and adult daughter desire two
Can en os olysf Hs19rs s,7s Agr rs' best
N pHef.rabg 5T v.ess e1ihsn carness SsEn nst
couple. permanently Wash. Box 15S-E.
liz OR 2 ROOMS. kitchenette and mod
ern bath; NV. between I4th st. and Wis
fensin On sye, north OF Florida ave. Box
CONC SOUTH. Refined, reliable naval
ern,. furnished. one bedroom or studio
NAvAL M No STfIcER's aSi sS1 wiz a1g wants modern
fnrnished Hn!bs ne nsI apt good location March 81
sEsPeHsisIE a GIFTS ahsfl tSaa1 desi9e 1 fuan a.rm
nd sf'h os5s 81 ass4 D s5ansR s sas
SAvAil OFFICER and wife desire small
IsssEss1y SSF assrss ssar furn
sVH s1S FL r. desIees t9 furnished
or bedroom modern apartment, NV.
p.m. weekdays. 10 am am. N1n SUNDAYS o 5'ef
2-BEDROOM attractively furn apt or
small Georgetown house, BY Army couple.
NV. section only. Box 1900. Star.
unfurnished 1-bedroom apartment in NV
apartment building. Would consider pur-
CHASING furniture OF outgoing tenant.
2 OR 3 BEDROOM unfurnished apartment,
NV. section for family Of 4, including 2
grown children. Phone daytime. EX 6400,
NAVAL OFFICERS WIFE desires 2 or g.
room unfurnished apartment in northwest
ext. 500. 81
TWO EMPLOYED WOMEN would appre-
ciate pleasant place to live. NV. first zone.
Dupont 1850. ext. 603, after 9.
THREE Canadian government gals,
Neat, respectable and very good pals,
Want furnished apartment central NV
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cA11lE AND lIYf STOCK.

CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK.
ONE 2-HORSE TRAiLER, $50. Call WI
s PONIES, midget. "a inches tall, pretty
gentle: 8 mules, 2 mule colts. 3 cheap
from matched teams; saddles. brides, har-
ness, new and used: everything for . horse;
guaranteed. Pear 736 18th st. Sc.
TWO THOROUGHBREDS.
Chestnut mare. 10 yrs, by Lofty out oi
Basalt: Upsetting, yrs, by Wave On out
Of Prismatic by Man o. War; ready to &C
as n sralning hnrcb er LEAD pony snd tack
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HOUSES UNPUBLISHED.
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

HOUSES WANTED 70 RENT.
PERMANENT OFFICER desires lease g.
NV. section. prefer vicinity Ch. Ch. Circle,
Will consider purchase option. Phone
FURNisHED HOUSE wANTED-Michisan
SEVEN ROOMS, baths; Rock Greek,
Chevy Chase, Bethesda. Md; 5 to 2 miles
from downtown washington, Taylor, 1888
GARDEN-LoVING responsible small fam
reasonable house in Chevy Chase, D. c.,
or. Maryland; good references. owns re-
frigerator and stove. Call Schaefer.
BY GB BRITISH Ri PROFESSIONAL and family
Three bedroom unfurnished house near di.
rect bus or streetcar route to town, in
NV section: May l or earlier. Box 166.E,
; OR BEDROOM unfurn. house, March
children Detached brick, Arlington OF
NV. D. G. preferred. Box 173-E, Star. A.
UNFURNISHED 5 or 6 room house OF
sr s1s9 or fsRly Na 7ss4 q adults Phone
5-ROOM HOUSE. Alexandria or Arlington
vicinity Presidential Gardens: permanent
residents; lease beginning April or May.
GOvERNMENT ATTORNEY. permanent,
desires to lease 2-bedroom house, unfur-
nished, in NV, or Arlington, on yearly
5 OR ROOM HOUSE, unfurnished. in
ref; Call GE. 74Sl or AID, 2275. So
COUPLE, no children and no pets, desires
one,year minimum lease. or 3 bedroom.
modern detached house. NV: section or
SINGLE DETACHED HOUSE of Ave, six
or seven rooms. modern, in good neighbor-
hood; with good transportation; refined
family of .hree adults. Call Mr.. Bone
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APARTMENTS uNFuRNIsnEp.

AVAILABLE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. room,
9iIItis: dinetts: bsdT0om bath Kitchen porch
$50 s5Si 81. s.E sna Apt pls'i ios yer Sc rooms di.
nette. nent. kitchen and bath, s5e 80. Cali RE.
x apply St nT terrace RSem ap
$3.50; Broom lst floor apt. $50 so: l.
room room terrace apt. s42.50; all utilities
APT. consisting Of 3 nice rooms, tile bath,
shower. all utilities included, for $3.50
ana $3.50, to be ocoHpied by March i
polIn at asal Haley a seen se T'sn For nors Mas
NV SECTION rooms and bath, full
psfsemns pefernenes sarase Gon no objection to child
isteFlooR AFT, A opf rms, and bath; ,nclud-
inf neat, elec and gas, S75 mo. 1924
s.RooM DiNEITE APT. 1 blk. to stores
snS, and trans 1sr;ansp. Silver Spring; rent. s495o.
At: FOR RENr, 1741 Trinidad ave. ne,
bath $40 Keys sat at ONCE. j. intR Il. Realty atty
View Apis. $40 irving st. NV. Rental.
s75q rRaNKHis Rer Nj To e. inspect see jssnitOr
ing room, bedroom, kitchen and bath;
ample closet space; heat. light, gas furn,
oT adas or s5o 1
DESIRABLE unfurnished apt, rooms
al pnd kitcher' nT na IN private home, 5000 Dubois
o, r
shons aseesR GE abd s5Ss bath in shopping
9os SHEPHERD ST, NV, Apt, 4-2 rooms,
FAN Hkfs SffaoST ne st. St Nv pwS hA Hp s?Ss sS4
room, kitchen and bath: adults: S337 so:
MODERN HOME. vicinity Pentagon, 30-ft.
ng-dinine room. fireplace. bedrm... bath;
Washington; Arlington Ridge ia. 1764
DUPLRx With porch. will exchange for I
lantic 1920
MT. RAINIER--3O0I UPsHUR ST:
2 r., private bath, $50.
r, semiprivate bath $3.50.
Heat. hot water and cleo. included. A.
ATTRACTIVE. M9REaN sS9'ga CORNER APT,
4s FoRREsIT'aER ST. sw
6onv boa nes TO Boiling Field and Navy Yard
bedroom, dinette. de IKE kitchen and bath.
10 'ns4eSzi eoLDs4EN s7ll BROS. RE. 1888.
NEW APARTMENTS.
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY.
lst AND WAYNE PL.. Sc
Including Gas and Electricity.
Airy bedroom. bright living room junior
ebnMs, dIning room; roo eoloItul tiled bath with
ample kitchen cabinets. Bendix washins h
machines. storage closets.
RESIDENT MANAGER, APT. 9,
l65 MISSISSIPPI AVE
Take Congress Heights bus Az to 1st
Wayne Terrace Apts. SH 6l95.
BASHFoRD LANE g. MT VERNON BLVD.
Only Is Minutes From Heart Of City,
bimeate. bnnms; Ksaiben' haib $58 up
Take bus at 10Th and Pa. ave NV.
marked Alexandria. get OF in front OF
apartments Will be ready April l.
16na 6SARkLEv ( Z, SRos' @ INC Realtors,
APT. VALUES.
and heat furn': $3.50. hS' 0A'n eiec' gas
3342 st. Sc. No. 4-2 rooms. kitchen.
dinstte' bath; vacant March /: S56.
ainea5e 1oe bath; vacant March Is; S49.5
bath, S45
514 st. NE rooms, kitchen, $50.
R. A. HUMPHREYS,
MA. $3.50 Realtors. sos N. Capitol.
New Apt. Development.
efnasf ass sehoe aOe
in Alexandria: Is min. from District.
$50 Includes All Utilities.
Large bedroom, living room and dining
room, complete modern kitchen, colored
tiled bath. storage and fully equipped
=, To reach: Take A. b. g. w Potomac
YARD Yard bus or Arlinston Ridge I'd; bus to
East Monroe ave, south to Glendale ave.
~ apis being completed and made avail
Glendale ave. Apt. No. /; or phone TIE
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SUBURBAN RooMs WANTEnn
ROOMS UkFURNISHeD
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

1889 GIRARD ST. N.W.-Delicious, we'll
balanced meals; lovely maple furnishings;
eonv. transp. and shopping center; S35 to
S45 per month. AID. 1852
MOODklDGE NE.--.Attractiye double. Q
Iso 't cAPVERf R19E ts ST. mS swvssssex MI ssss for
girl to share nicely furn. room; good food.
laundry privileges: conv transp; recep-
ton room: AID. 9347.
:8O5 ONTARIO RID. NW.-Larse room.
JeWlSn nome; inner Spring mattress, ex-
celent meals; streetcars, buses: girl
1928 10th ST. NV. - Nicely furnished
warm rooms, running water. telephones in
rooms; excellent board; elevator -
2I14 18th ST. N.W-Singles and doubles,
twin beds, 3 meals per day except Sun. eve.
per mo. North 925S
NEAR WARDMAN PARK and Conn. ave-
single room, pvt. home; unlimited phone,
gas heat: excellent meals. CO. 1927.
2nd-FLOOR triple room for 3 ladies or
men; also bed in triple room for young
lady; good home-cooked meals; pleasant
enaysironment as Gall no: 9742:
MoHNT 10r PTEAsAHEfn 1853 az inIsds NILE
nv, nW-Pyt; home, twin beds. porch, liv.
dows: 2 girls: streetcar, bus AID 24O4. So
ROOM. private bath, in exchange for light
housework: professional family; suburban
mother and small child preferred; refer
ences requested. Phone Kensington 21-M
SETTLED WOMAN. as companion, in ex-
change for sharing lovely apt. and board;
references exchanged Adams S234
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AMERICAN UNIV. PARK.

Lovely brick, rooms. a bedrooms" "
baths, auto. heat, gar, etc Excellent
cond. Conveniently located. Only Sc, $50.
sYoUR ss5c5i NEIoHBoR Hn HE 81 BOUGHT FROM u.s.
Leo M. Bernstein g. Co., ME. 540a.
Evening star., 1944-03-03

Lovely brick, rooms. a bedrooms" IL
eond asS ea ioeated only
YouR ssT%S SRIoHhosp Sal tlE s pj% SOUGHT FROM MS
Leo M. Bernstein & Co., Me. 5406.
WOODBRIDGE, D. C. i
Listen large rooms. larse sleepinl
porch, inelosed sunroom. tiled bath. large
full cellar, h.-w;h. with coal. nicely fenced
500 o. se LIBERAL AZ loan loan % cam be 0 oStansS.
1881 WoGDk1poE X: Z ave. ne EhAIrY So o. '7aos..s
CHEVY CHASE, MD,
BETHESDA AREA.
Immediate OCCUPANCY. s12,75o-sricks
g years old, owner-occupied ali time, p
perfect condition: near schools, stores and
" NORTHWEST REALTY. OIL. ess7.
BETHESDA AREA, ;,
NEAR NEW NAVAL HOSPITAk.
$12,650-Brick,. 6 years old, slate root,
a1sf bedf% snd bath 1st oos ds
gas h.-wh.. wooded lot; near stores, schooa
AnO NORTHWEST REALTY. OIL ese7.
CHEVY CHASE, D. G. !.
One Of the finest locations In this exct6Y
sive residential section. Modern ColonlH1
home. 3 years oid; 5 bsdIeoms, : b.ths
condtiSnsd, heat space Pa fOF . rscrsst,os
@ Convenient to everythins. Can bs shoSn
by appointment Call Mr.: Peston.. ia.
BOSS & PHELPS,
1417 K ST. NV. 20 20
MACARTHUR BLVD-$7,750. Z
Modern brick det. home, rooms at&
bath on frst foor; additional bedroom
on second floor; h.-w.h, screened porch,
daylight basement; in Glen Echo, close 70
car line.
|. THOMAS L. PHILLIPS, 3
WO. 1900 Until 9 PM. 351S Conn.7I
MOVE IN AT ONCE. :
S.w., 10 minutes to Navy Yard: semi.
det; brick. less than year old, 8 rooms. tile
bath, air-cond., etc. Excellent cond. In.
mediate possession. S7.450. FHA termA
SYouR HEfGHiBoR BOUGHT FROM US.
Leo M. Bernstein & Co., ME. 540Q.
CONTINUED on Next Pass3
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ROOMS WANTED.
PROFESSIONAL WOMAN

NSVTVS WAN 6O,
PROFESSIONAL WOMAN
VIII pay $40 a month for Groom unfur-
nished apartment or one or two unfur-
nished nonhousekeeping rooms. private or
sempvt bath. in modern apt. building be-
tween Dupont Circle and F ST. and i 9Th
and oath st. Must be Immediately clean
and bright: occupant away most of
time. Have Bendix washing machine owner
may have installed if desired Call Mrs
white. Ma, S944. after pm. weekdays
and Saturday and Sunday. DI. 1905, be-
tween and 6:30 weekdays.
SUBURBAN ROOMS WANTED.
NAVAL OFFICERS DAUGHTER wants
room and kitchen privileges in MARYLAND
suburbs or country near town. All 29th
St, Mt. Rainier Md
ROOMS UkFUPNISHED.
NONHOUSEKEEPING. / room, dressing
alcovf and BATH light and heat; men only
l40S L st NV
HARRY A. OLIKER.
1l04 Vt. Ave. NV MA 7l57
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Near Catholic University.
Liv. rm., bedrm., dinette. kitchen, bath
(no refg.): heat furnished: S44. Call Du-
pont 32S5 after z pm.
Evening star., 1944-03-03
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

ARLNGTON-Attracti l or rm. apt,
front, furn.: city fare, near bus. Call Sun.
or after B, 1927 N. Utah st.
to share nicely furn. apt. with congenial
young lady; conv. to Pentagon. Call GIL
4712, after pm
Evening star., 1944-03-03

MOVING. PACKING b STORAGE.
MOVING AND STORAGE, reasonable rates.
Will take your surplus furniture as part
movna Storsss Co.. Tsyer ss
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BOATS.
COAL. WOOD. FUEL OIL.

COAL, WOOD. FUEL OIL.
OAK hrSlace and stove wood delivered.
Price, $IS cord, j. S. Carper. Mclean
SEASONED OAK, 12 and "a" length, de-
livered $40 half cord load from Seabrook,
No Nd = rII Phone WA: 2646; Ewes. WA. 1854.
any any length: also kindling: prompt de-
livery Winmar Hatchery, SH 1897.
SEASONED OAK for sale. SIS cord; fire.
ns plaee n,lsngth lenngth. Glebe 774s.
CORDWOOD, any length, seasoned, guar
anteed to burn: SOC oak: delivered any
where: full cord. $50. EN-. 1865.
FIREPLACE WOOD AND KINDLING.
Seasoned Oak and Pine
National 1869; Evenings, DU. 1850. r.
SPECIAL.
Heavy slab wood for fireplace or stove,
$50 load; better than 2 cords; also sea-
soned fireplace hardwood any length, $40
per cord; immediate delivery. OR. S793
or WO. 275S.
SPECIAL.
Cord seasoned high per cent hardwood
or 1907 heavy, oak slabs. SIS: four
bushels dry pine kindling free: immediate
delivery. Lincoln 1925. So
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1944-06-30
Two NEGRO 6a!.aIions
Now On Duly Overseas

More than ten thousand Negro
toaBees are among the members
this amazing group of FIGHT
& construc ION men who have
aged an al-impcrtant role on
Itery battlefront Of the world
from the FIRST skilmishes at
Cuadalcahal to the vicious war
ire now being waged on the
l)cky terrain in Italy. For rea-
sons of military security, the en-
'ire story cannot be told; but two
Negro Battalions are now over
seas, and many men are being
'eadied to go.
No task is impossible to the
eaBees, who pu- the finishing
touches ON Henderson Field
'"hile Jap planes unloaded their
rombs and failed them with
nachine-gun fire, laid corduroy
roads for supplies and guns at
Rendova while the enemy laid
down a blistering artillery bar
rage, built airfelds, docks, fuel
tanks and warehouses in the Ale
utians in the teeth of 'williwaws,'
gales reaching a hundred miles
an hour, and have been in the
thick of amphibious action in
many battle areas.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1944-06-30

mis- O'Keefe heading a large sup
porting cast, the picture was
made possible through the COM
plete cooperation of the Navy
Department.
Two noted Hollywood direc-
tors, Edward Ludwig and How
ard Lydecker, share the honors
in a top-notch directorial effort.
The excellent cast includes Will
liam Frawley, Leonid Kinskey,
J. M. Kerrigan, Grant Withers,
and Paul Fix. 1.-THE Fighting
SeaBess" Is Republics and the
motion picture industry's salute
70 the indomitable courage and
unmatched daring Of these scrap
ping construction men.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1944-06-30
SeoBees Organized
After Woke IsIand

The need for such an organi-
cation was brought home to the
Navy by the painful tragedy at
Wake Island. Thousands of civil
ians had been at work there, and
at Pearl Harbor and Midway,
building Naval installations and
air bases for future use. Then
came the cowardly attack on the
islands; and the builders, as
civilians, could not be armed
Unable to defend themselves,
many were captured and others
killed.
Determined that this should not
happen again, the Navy set about
Gx4anizias tbs Construction Bat
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1944-06-30

talions, men who could build -
and fight! Men were recruited
from every trade in the country
from mines, factories, garages,
and construction jobs. The result
is one of the most astonishing
services in the war.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1944-06-30
i.EPUBLIC'S 1.-THE FlCnilI.G SEABEES"
film TRIBUTE TO BATTLING BUILDERS
10000 Negro SeaBees In Construction Baitaions

Can oThat the United
foes
the
the their
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1944-06-30
Wayne. Hayward siar
In Stirring Film

For the first time, the daring
exploits and amazing feats of
the United States Naval Con-
struction Battalions are brought
70 the screen In the stirring Re
public picture, "The Fighting
SeaBees." Starring John Wayne
and Susan Hayward, with Dem
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-10
Writers
For Dewey

* WASHINGTON, Aug, 10 (INS)
Washington writer's in a poll
made public today expressed a
preference for Gov. Dewey for
President, % of the capitals so
leading political forecaSterS favor
ing Dewey. n President Roose-
welt. and six undecided.
The poll, conducted by News
week Magazine, showed however.
that a majority of the political
writer's believe the President will
be reelected. Thirty-three pre-
dicted that Roosevelt would win,
and II Dewey.
A Republican-controlled House
after November, however. was
forecast by 80. The Democrats
were topheaVy favoriteS TO retain
control of the Senate.
The average of the forecasts
gave Roosevelt 300 electoral votes
in November, Dewey 30 and
others six. 20 70
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-10
Edge Pledges
N. J. toDewey

ALBANY, Aug. 10 CINS)-
Gov. Dewey busted himself with
state affairs today. after confer
cnceS brought him assurances that
ne will carry New Jersey and
New Hampshire in November.
Predicting victory for the
Dewey-Bricker ticket in New
Jersey, Gov. Edge asserted that
hope of an effective world peace
rests upon the election OF Dewey
to Illustrate "a Self-willed PreSi-
dent who strives 10 ignor Con-
greSS and to write personal
peace plan.
Dewey according to Edge, be-
lieves peace can be maintained
by b0tf potrtIcaf and-eeeaesRic
action.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-10
Cabot Helps Mexico
In Jewel Mystery

MEXICO CITY, Aug. 10 dNS4
Police today asked Bruce Cabot.
Hollywood star, and others who
attended a gay party at The Casa
nova night club last weekend 10
remain in Mexico temporarily and
help solve the mystery OF the dis
appearance of a $50 600 emerald
brooch lost by the MarquiSe De
CLAY, wife OF the Spanish ambaS-
sador 10 Cuba.
Among Americans al the party
was Jock Mclean, son ct Eva
lyn Walsh Mclean OF Washing
ton.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-10
.WPB Renews
Arms Fight

WASHINGTON. Aug. 10 GNS)
-WPB Chairman Nelson today
upheld the disputed WIPE conf
dental munitions progress report,
declaring ne would lay II before
the joint chiefs of staff TO deter
mine whether the army is over
buying some war materials.
The report. prepared by Y
Lewis BaSSie and Irving kaplan
of WIPE was said to declare tho
army holds In abundance some
war munitions still being pur-
chased and is not so short OF
others as indicated.
Both BaSSie and Kaplan ten
dered thcut designations after
army officials deleted that part
of their munitions study Nelson
however promised TO investigate
the report and the designations
have not been accepted.
The Detroit Times has far more
nationally famous features than
any other Detroit newspaper.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-10

IsExpIdiined

WASHINGTON, Aug. 10 QNS)
Senator Harry s. Truman, Demo
cratic vice presidential candidate,
today readily admitted that he
rad brought suit 10 halt pubhca-
ton of an article IN the American
Magazine IN 1912
Il brought suit and the AR
ticle Was changed. the obJec-
tiOnAl features being removed,
said Truman. II got $3.50 for II
and I put the money into the
treasury OF my committee.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-10
Fulbriqht Ups Lead

LITTLE ROCK, Ark, Aug. 10
INSJ Rep. Fulbright today ran
his majority over Gov. Adkins for
the Democratic senatorial nominal
ton. equivalent 10 election in
Arkansas, to more than $1,000
votes in nearly complete returns
from Tuesdays run-on primary.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-10
JAW Furnished Shop
For Army Hospital

A machine shop. furnished by
the tool and die unit of Ford
Local GOO UAW-CIO. will be IN
STattCd TOm0rTOW I'm The pfe-VoCa-
tlona department. Of Percy Jones
Hospital for use in training dis
abled veterans.
The equipment was obtained
through donations from members
of the unit and the contribution Of
tools by the Ford Motor Co
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-10
Epic Sea
Fight Told

WASHINGTON. Aug. 10 nNSl
The navy department disclosed
today that 10 members of the
armed guard crew of the Ameri-
can ship John Bascom were killed
and rs wounded when their ship
was caught in the German bomb
ing attack in the harbor of Veri,
Italy. Dec. ?. 1913.
The John BaScom was sunk,
but the armed guardsmen stuck T..
their guns until ordered To aba
don ship. All have been decoratcS
or officially commended.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-10
Japs Report Subs Sunk

LONDON, Aug. 10 QNS)-Jap
planes sank an Allied submarine
near OShima, 90 miles southwest
of Tokyo, and another southeast
of FormoSa yesterday, the Jap
DOmei agency claimed today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-10
SOUGHT INJUNCTION

NFW YORK. Aug. 10 up
ATTORNEYS for the American Mag
azine today confirmed reports
that Senator Truman tried I'M
successfully in 1912 to prevent
publication OF an article, SIEneu
by Truman which warned that
America was I'm danger OF losing
the war in Washington. "
Truman, through his attorney
Hugh A. Fulton, sought an in
junction in federal court 10 pre-
vent distribution of the article,
which already was In print in the
American Magazine, but had not
yet been distributed.
The article, a severe Indictment
Of governmental red tape was
written by Frederick BroWncll, a
staff writer for the magazine.
RESULTS OF PROBE
The article. signed by Truman
and prepared by Brownell was
published in the November, 1912,
issue.
Much Of the material in the
article came from sessions Of the
Truman committee which was IN
yeStigating wastage In wal
spending.
II have pieced together an
alarming picture Of the threat
ened breakdown Of our war ef-
fort here at home" the Senator
wrote.
A month before publication
Truman applied in federal court
IN New York for an injunction tC
prevent publication, contendlne
that the article contains con
illusions which are not those OF
the plaintiff. The court hearing
was postponed but five days later
in Washington both iitiGants' de
cided to discontinue the court
/ fight,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-10
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Evening star., 1944-01-24
NAMING THE PUPPY.

NAMING THE PUPPY.
(Thdnks to Mrs. J. r. R.,
Washington)
Here are three further suggestions
for the puppy's name: Beaver
Spinach" and "Whiskers" with
"Whiskey" for short and for that
Scotch flavorD.
Editors note-Pledse notice.
Mrs. r., ho1D 1De haze adopted
your request tttling suggestion
from the moment it Uas received!
Many thanks!)