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Evening star., 1944-08-23
Stimson Investigates
Withdrawal Of -Four
Writers From France

The War Department today was
investigating the report that the
9th Air Force had ordered four cor
respondents out of France for re-
portedly failing to give adequate
publicity to the air units activities
Secretary Stimson took cogni-
zance of the incident late yesterday
and called on Allied headquarters
for full details.
At the same time the New York
Post, whose representative, Stanley
Frank, was one of the men involved,
filed protests at supreme Allied
headquarters and in Washington
and the War and Navy Departments
Correspondents Association like
wise called for an Explanation.
Supreme headquarters has an
nounced that the four men were
being withdrawn, and sent back to
England, in accordance with a pol
Icy of rotation.
Order Deferred 10 Days.
The New York Herald Tribune
first publicized the affair in a copy
righted dispatch from France yes
terday asserting the men were
ordered out of that war theater
apparently because their work has
not measured up to standards set
by publicity minded 9th Air Force
officers"
Supreme headquarters, in reply
said the order was based on the
policy of supreme headquarters to
rotate war correspondents so that
all assigned to this theater will have
an opportunity to cover the war"
Headquarters also announced the
effective date of the order had been
deferred 10 days.
The correspondents are Gordon
Gammack, Des Moines Register and
Tribune; Mr.. Frank; Lee McCardell,
Baltimore Sun, and an artist, John
A. Groth of Parade.
The War and Navy Department
Correspondents Association sent a
letter to Secretary Stimson through
Maj. Gen. A. D. Surles, Army direc-
tor of public relations, asking these
questions:
Have correspondents accredited
to the 9th Air Force headquarters
been ordered to leave the combat
theater?
IF such orders were issued, what
were the reasons?
Asked About Publicity Standards.
The charge is made that four
correspondents failed. to measure
up to publicity standards set by
high ranking officers of the 9th
Air Force; what are those standards,
and by whom were they set?
rs it true that 9th Air Force pub
lie relations officers informed cor
respondents at that headquarters
they would lose their accreditation
unless they devoted most of their
attention to publicity for the 9th
Air Force? If so, by what authority
were such threats made?
rs it true that the 9th Air Force
took Is correspondents to it's head
quarters, then informed the men
there were too many of them and
some would have to leave?
What investigation is the War
Department making of this incident,
and what is the departments atti-
tude? Are the reported actions of
the 9th Air Forces public relations
officer reflection of War Depart
ment policy? Does the department
condone and uphold such action by
theater commanders"
Evening star., 1944-08-23
laughIin Seeks 10 Bar
District JUDGES From Suit

Attorney James J. Laughlin filed
motion in District Court yesterday
to disqualify local judges from hear
ing his salary recovery suit against
Chief Justice Edward c. Eicher.
Mr.. Laughlin seeks recovery on
behalf of the Government of
Sl09,220, which represents the salary
paid the jurist since his appointment
January, 1942. plus damages and
penalties. The attorney seeks the
recovery on grounds that Justice
Eicher resides outside the District
while serving in this jurisdiction, in
violation of constitutional require
ments.
In his motion, Mr.. Laughlin
pointed out that it might be en-
barrassing for a local judge to hear
the case.
Evening star., 1944-08-23
Hearing Called on Return
OF Japs 10 California
By the Associated Press.

6s tne Associated Press.
LOS ANGELES, Aug. 23.-On
petition of the American Civil Lib
critics Union, Federal Judge j. F. T.
O'Connor has ordered Mai. Gen.
Charles H. Bonesteel, head of the
Army's Western Defense Command,
to show cause September 13 why he
should not be restrained from pre-
venting return to California of three
Japanese Americans
Attorney A. L. Wirin told Judge
O'Connor yesterday there is no rea-
son to exclude from the Pacific
Coast American citizens of Japa-
nese ancestry who have demon
strated their loyalty.
The three involved in the present
case are Mrs. Shizuko Shiramizu,
widow of a soldier killed in Italy;
Masaru Baba, an honorably dis
charged soldier of the present war,
and DR.. George Cohikubo, dentist
who has applied for military service
Evening star., 1944-08-23

Russia. Rabbi Gedalia Silverstone
came to Washington from Belfast,
Ireland, in 1905 and was one Of the
first rabbis installed in a regular
Jewish congregation here. He was a
delegate to the Sixth Zionist Con-
gress at Basle, Switzerland, which
devoted its efforts to the recreation
of a Jewish homeland.
DR.. Israel Herzog, chief rabbi of
the Holy Land, gave the eulogy at
the funeral services held in Palestine
on July %. Burial was in Palestine
Evening star., 1944-08-23
Chinese Forces Drive
Further Into Tenqchunq
BY the Associated Press.

BY the AsSoclated Press.
CHUNGKING, Aug. 23.-Chinese
forces have won control of about
one-third Of Tengchung after bitter
fighting and are slowly driving the
Japanese garrison back toward the
center of the city. the Chinese high
command announced today in a
communique from the Yunnan front
The Chinese also reported minor
gains around Sungsha and Lungling
in their effort to clear the Burma
road west of the Salween River.
Evening star., 1944-08-23

If the 1910 National Open golf cham
pion, at st. Luke's Hospital.
Both mother and children were
reported doing fine" by hospital
attendants.
From his wife's bedside, the golf
Evening star., 1944-08-23

star, now q Navy lieutenant sta
toned at Hutchinson Kans.) Naval
Air Station, described the event as
pretty much OF surprise"
The Littles have one other child,
Linda Dorothy, 20 months old.
Evening star., 1944-08-23
Twin Daughters Born
To Mrs. Lawson Little

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, Aug. 23.-Twin daugh-
ters were born last night to Mrs.
Lawson Little, Monterey, Calf, wife
Evening star., 1944-08-23

A large comfortable chair with grip
arms. Nicely upholstered In heavy
cotton tapestry. Choice Of colors.
Evening star., 1944-08-27
IcArrLf ANo tivasTocx re-.

cattle AND LIVESTOCK tcsss.,
8 > t:stsd; go 6ssd d hsSs and 1p piss, I'D ID
sose fSfr .ilY.a Hs5ta1 aSs% asSsss.1sa Va Route go
gntried:. By Ned EsiFh. stakes winner and
toa r.:ns s'sasr sas .m: sl ':s.
Sses p ,.s se so.I sIpt1ishs :s ssh risst
s$S ses nntSs: sIssx; ssss sss graded; II '':s''
pay moderate fee. BOZ BY, Star. Va"
sor heller :as Fl. ssf.A aKoD Hon x,e {!
lay Hn TAsssr rdnsa sHsa ::.S sns
ssoos ss:sSoo.s ina a. ssis'ssss ssss ''"' pigs chickens
HDING % Hoas5. sentle; saddle and bride
IisE sSooD sows. vii, ,.rrov in
onion onion Il 4sds R's' ready to "''n; large boar
ssisst iooS es eenStses, semases.
By M.,a TIE n% bY'hel. ". L. hAMMERLY. Hiii.
.E :sEpsr.t:ly Phone 81: e25s. ,,.,,,..
r1scsssGiSENstaG milk goats and kids: e..
cellent producers: also male setter: lumber,
etc. Call Hillside O4O7-J
HORSE. good sound, for sale. 6310 Ed
mondston ave, Hyattsville, Nd. wa
SADDLE MARE. 5-gaited; red chestnut, 10
hands: one OF the most beautiful horses
ever saddled: years old, gentle as a
BAN BAN sso4 Zs 5f,h, cnsea nssG' rider
SHETLAND PONIES, spotted. small gentle
for small children: English saddle and
bride: horse. sorrel, 200 pounds. years,
trade for pony or riding horse; exercisins
cart, good condition: Enslish horse saddle
Ta sis sst. snss alvns .dfs
$40 each; set Of double farm harness, SI5;
bugEy. ,sood condition. will trade for sad
Broad st., Falls Church. Va. Fails Church
10 HEREFORD steer calves. average $50
Hereford heifers. bred. W. c. FAWCETT
Macarthur blvd. near Great Falls. Nd .
Evening star., 1944-08-27
POULTRY 3 EGGS,

sale -g22 Insraham st. IA. e67s. -
PARKS PEDIGREED Barred Rock cock.
sre,s; s,as; fins for breeders and crossing. sH
PuLLETs. 4 months old. lay in about &c
Reds: beautifully developed; blood tested
f'ss5 SAk '!s5 sIaSE lskas sslsas'
30 So,nd, DHCks5INGs. & white h p 5Pekinss and
size complete. 10 metal hen feeders.
broiler feeders. grit feeders new
Large Large coal stoves. se09 18th st. NV. DI
is NEw HAMPSHIRE RED HENS. 1s mos.
~. S.;7b G each .a.,s Can between 10 and Sun
White TUNHikEYs. II; fulI-blooded breed.
ing stock: scientifically raised; 10 week,
Ssl ead W. W 1GS $780, 1o'' will not sell separately
"a TURKEYS for sale. broad breasted
bronze, average pounds each. SIS each
large seese, SO each. Phone Berwyn 353
1.AnHa. 10y CHICKS. feeo ana poultry supplies
yames aeed Store Inc. 619 Z 1t. NV
FULLETs. 400 New Hampshire Reds, lot,
Of 10 or more, l,50 each. MARYHURsI
FARM. Queens Chapel rd: and Nicholson
COwAN CHicKswBreeders Of quality i. 8
Open daily. std chicks. COWAN FARMS
Ph 234l; Bowie, Nd. -
electric brooder battery. small incubator
also electric brooder house, metal feeders
HINss tillzsT c.srxs Gall Ashton 2ssl; , -,
Closed on sunday HINES HATcHERYY,
olney. Md. Ashton 2O21.
Evening star., 1944-08-27
FARM 3 GARDEN.

,I..nssDlsntins. as scdd!ne: lawns made. reno
WTaALk5ER. 1890 1890 sudbury I'd. Silver sprins,
sEARiNG AGE APPLE TREES -Nurser,
strong rooted specimens; Reserve your,
III ss e Or H1. HowaRb A w gsn9S Rs
cIxrE Nj MIsIlEM III his'P IRIS beautiful II shrub
| may be had in watermelon red, pink. pur
neon ans sssa sa. or c.a, ss. EoWARS
fSa Isss sshns Msss St w..hinston xbI1 n,rs 2
0ns :R1asi 1ss u t. Nj tn AYR ss!' R Ses
3; Nd Phone Mt, Airy sO8-F-2l.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 10 tons Of al
the stack or ss2 Der tom 'aka s.ian,r.e ,ei
3etween Langley and Mclean. Chestnut
MANURE: rotted. mixed $3.50 per 20
SAISEr ISois, us.a. nss: IN e.eell.n. con.
ssse .iss .ss.s:,.os:n asz a:nss $3.50 s
hanal.. 500 ae' Consist! s1S a'ss d.sa.n Siss
GARDEN TOOLS. ali types WA. SEAS. n.
MaNknD 19 suT tIn farm l5set15 disc
n n tood condition and reasonable. 500
SCARLET, Radiance roses. hydranpeas, m nps e ete
loo5 Baltimore ave, Takoma PIX, Nd; sH
s1.y'os sSxTooP 12Id EN-, English a~.5n .zssss
GH aass hSns .na so heard IN,
September call for seasons past and acted
should NOT be on the other side of the
fence Prepsration now insures success
that comes only once year. HiEh-auality
hand in hand with nature to perfect that
Tor; Grading, topsoii., hasstone. brick
shady spots. tree sursery.. trellis and arbor
construction. waterproofins; WonderEro
.ne Ideal aead .os1a to9a makes soil
t6n s11n Ineoin aH,is 4as5 Ss'ef free estimates
EXPERT sODDING AND GRADING. rich
black screened soil; Call Capitol Heights
acclimated seed. grovn in the local COM
munity from high-yieldinE crops We have
limited quantity Of exceptionally fne
yielded A. bushels per acre and tennessee
winter barley that yielded 20 bushels pei
acre; these Grains were all grown from
ss35. T. R. sABiNE. asithersburs. Ma. Ma;
PhGRs hWsso o'ithsTs6urs rhsnb sos
trees and shrubbery pruned, dead trees u cut
Estimates ett deai cs y kA a0%pttsn' sss ens. msn
socusf s5sS ssss srSksss Sf ssS m ases in som. post.
about $50 altogether; one-half sharpened
all seasoned; near Warrenton. Va; S125. .OC
TrEHs 1T m.ke GfsT Box .dSo 1sltY. stsT .,,
izing, perennial plants, evergreens sheared
SPRAYED: Towering shrubs; book your fall
seeding now, walks. English boxwoods
complete s115i iandssage nn service expert 1.vn
Evening star., 1944-08-27
CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK.

and white. 4e in. high; circus trained. =
assG sHS aye:ssS,s sox4 mltin. sfh quart.
daily x Phons kensinEton 1887. T.
MLDiNG HORSE strong and fat S65.
% SHo iasi iTsfsH cows. ou.rn.., and Jersey.
white SOW with 'p pigs 20 s4s ehoats sfo
to $50: Berkshire boar hog, thorouRhbred,
x..s h pfs sVss . ESed Ss Sn
oughbred, 4 papers. rood markings. large,
Miscons1n WI nyH - stock about $50 pounds, s1s5.
sEAGrifnE S nhf1 4'5 rzIoMINA Hedxss asoRsE. 1871
hands tan. sentle and lady trained. Also
sss. R0n5eS Cow sar fo4 sale s' ehs.n e St &
and gentle; heavy mixer. Phone Locust
sHsE$ sy huns sd 5f' .ss s st.
Mn. Ssaas Sssi. SSzT 70; M 4sSapsos az; has
btss For sALEmTxsnty Han,5, odd ewes mostly pure
ana Nes oef tha
ise;sf ':ss. 'iss '% q Iii sfGs Fan. s ens; 'ss
HOGS tvol. cheap. WA. 1911.
90 head saddle Ssna snd drivns ss4 horses Siss
men @ D0n1S 00ss!ss sTasi ass sfa5P fss5s
Sussns Chapel Td., Hyattsviile. Nd. WA.
HORSES BOARDED. e1so P st. NV. sta
Bile under new management. Ride your
horse any hour day or night. Private
lockers at no extra charge. BIZ. Oe17.
sss: sss s;'s = % 'ssH'A
el.S sSws aa'!Hs' Us and ':s;s' :s VIII VIII
Apply CLIPPINGS AAHA FARM miles
SIX PONIES, all sizes and colors. gentle
for children; pretty pintos. riding and
work horses; good top tuggies and waE-
ons. rev. and used; tnElish and western
saddles: brides and harnesses: everything
for horse; strawrides By hour. Rear
1 sHoxfs and bred SOW. M. J. BEANE.
sr. sEour Corners. Corners. Nd. Telephone Silver
COATS ior sale, 2 Tossenburs; good milk
srsi a,1., N; E0DER; Tsnnsssss see and Goth ayes'
GSOW.GeSd SO0v,.. family COW reasonable. Call
sSssi.S sssss SS.t; show .,sldins Red Fox. nm. s.
Hondsy vii take $3.50: att alter that Sio date @ is
not for sale. Ballsntrae. between Langley
and Mclean. .Chestnut 444e, 2es
GOATS for sale, 2 female, 9 vsekl Old;
Oeole. Nd.
Evening star., 1944-08-27
DoATy,

THEE CRUISERS. 4 outboard motors and
sale. ch.i:caf1 .so d,n.r.n mahogany spsedbo.t ior
such Is I'll used enten.. marine
shsf.ins;; ete; Gall Mr. Brishtenburs. Dis.
TFlcT p YACHT Cit CO., 14th and Water sts.
cH,AaTfk q ,,,ls sSAr "a for hire, cabin cruiser
g. - S45 ;, evenings during the week at S2b.
va sMeIsr g.. outSoard Tn mossi. 1891 b.
price. Box sss-A, a.s Star. particulars and
oUTBoARD MOTOR, eh-h.p.. GOOD rum
f9s sEactoa fsS eru.,r RI sssS g,S
H 5iD'Ii sS1 ss' n.. No s:nS. sss.
snd a. Hnsa s.o sas4 sss.K .Kes r.1
oUTBoARD MOTOR. 5-h.p. w.t.rwitch
,s sP sssosazfsss' SO; Gs
CANOE. Old Town. in GOOD condition, 500
5Fsnssson:bis Fns i5sis canoe sERoT' fo'PsSR: PoR:
SsFT Ss.fl cab CABIN deck cruiser fully equipped;
W!5I EHsTrKN FowER soAT CLUB. i 18th Hs1Sdi and
sxHseHiiri N1s siii 's ter sale. snip. class. in good
Bier stA YAcHI 3 ac|oeF CLUB Slip No: l. al DAY
s11s 1'f5S1sh Shon. RE SiaR 5ass Mont 5",t
sh SSx :sss s:; b.,s.ss. st ss;nsa,x
sleeps two. built-in spring mattresses:
1ScEf EfFf S.
RHODES RRHae%'fs'0n; sLooF. n "a it., combination
ras:r S and cruiser complete equipment
s ss: sssss mssEt n Il FOR per
MTsT sAcRfF!tcE% % Beautiful si'is, 4s-fs! to- cabin
power. double-isnition Grey marine motor
living accommodations, 4 persons: inner
spring sDi e. mattresses, Sunbeam heater. closet
plant; radio, clock and other accessories:
Sst ee sssn es tI b: sS a priced at
as5S; asss.Rs good condition: sis5. Phone il.
fast; new Grey so-h.p. engine, spotlisht,
5fr MSToH yshnson 9 o l4
SsIins past months cs ssSs: MusraY. assa ~ ~
atyinsson N st; MonG. sT Sunday am or RE. 4235
LARcHMoNDS interclub racing .loop ssx
staxn; M;dS;. Ss;xeellsat condtion sleeps 2 8 800
OuTBoARD MOTOR. johnson ssa ses ssoIw Hors...
5ssh.p.; will guarantee; s125. Cali GL.
ss sessa.y. p:nfsn 4s :ss ssNd condition. $3.50
bENDIx cupboard electric motor. PRACTICAL
Woodi.y ndT; Tith f5o batteries and charger. Tel
sfEESBoAT for sale, 17Mxs; s5-h.p
Ford v-s. fully cony,. marine clutch; seats
RNs Rwxs sS I'D Maine eEHeonY .es s1 tspp MA
Hogates). Bee Geo. Hicks after pm
oUTBoAEp MOTOR, Sc. King. s.s-h.p,
sseodd ssSo2dd e9nditlon; Sl16. EN- 3240. 2S14
ss'h ssa,s = sRDAs RiS CRUISER, ,e41: Ora, ma
fnfns ast B.s Ssrths toilet and ,a
saiI; copesr i.sssnsd; Meal '. tor ezssors :ssss
spsstien sahe g :, sIssndes sppt at y9s aboard In
Thempson boats new and used: ssSvics
sne psrss r'sd p..ts: factory
WANTED-outboard motors, REGARDLESS, ot
size or eordition: cash for same. 7s1
ess1ss s11s E ckSrsE.. az #; x.rm.sh marin.
sAlLBoAT--47-ft. ocean 7going cutter. fully
os fsaiEs Ro.sE ros Ga. Ts Sat
46 IT,. raised deck, pilot house, 2 cabins.
shD s.rn. hn ioSad nsW this fsprss sss
ds. boat sna rssS,e' su.
st.gsSa, coRINTHiAN YACHT cIuB. e''
e, in sailing condition. sood sails. AZ. as.
MOORNG for large boat for sale: in
$500. Hxt. 3so. after o p.m. 200 " ~
sssss sss5 ss.t nsssa. snsssE
HUNAB0UT-l7N-ft. Chase. .lnerscn. SA
n. ose4. A.ey. A.hg. Gray motor; sompl.
1dsevster Beach. I'd. Annspoiis Soez.
Evening star., 1944-08-27
Does. Pms, re. tcs.s.).

Doey. PITS, re. tcs~s.).
bULLn0G rgHYK Tor SaIs: 2 mos. Cd
HsT rs n6HYh dsIa5s in Ga nd No a1 .sse
couples home soldiers well-behavet
e-months spitz. Call 5 am. to . pm.
SkxGIE. male. ~ ~; YRS. Ako r.e f.ld
scma sna See him perform. perform "0i iNpsEei NSrsaei
co5REHss cootS5RHs2fi 2fiNMns Ny5snaa; ;as h,.,t .,..
female, 3 months old, registerea Axe,
reasonably priced. Phone Fairfax 76-J-lS
saels and whites. 1 tri-color: Axe reg :;
sSsInaven .tochreagh strain; $50. BROWN,
Evening star., 1944-08-27
COAL, WOOD, FUEL OH.

Ions .s sOo :ps all s
BROMWELL. 723 18th st. NV. NE. l134
FIREWOOD. seasoned. solid. finest grade.
direct from the tarm. MA. 9797.
WELL-SEASONED FIREWOOD, mostl,
hardwood, cut to length and split Cal
after September 1. Woodley 6146. 29'
MISUNDERSTANDING oak pine. etc. cut
to order and delivered; buy now to assure
supply CHESTNUT VALLEY FARMS
phone EX S333
Evening star., 1944-08-27
DoArs Gent,

CAIN CKUI64R, TIN. TIT. beam. Boa
and motor IN excellent condition. Hal
food speed, and very eood at troltine
Medal A' motor, converted. Price, Sass
CeM bet. ESQ and 1880 sun. Hitlsids
BOAT. small. factory built. marine motor
saoG s.tass5ins Wheel g,ns Inc for on-.hors a.hins;
l3-FT. PLYWOOD BOAT. sturdy construc-
ton, $gH; 1-h,p. cupboard motor. used very
little, $66. 407 Timber lane, Fails Church.
ssh11M DEAD-RIsE CABIN. 7o.h D. ars,
marine motor. excellent condition. S476
s:fnssr T2ss5 rSss: fk fSss 4s,s so'h ss
commission. Charles Boat Yard, foot oi
xAR9 fHSrAs cA2EfRE' HER' 62usss.. aeis e. All, MI
teries;. equipped for living aboard yeal
around. A comfortable, sturdy, sea,
ideal charter boat: license for coastins
Name ave; DI. ss11.
SINGLE CYLNDEn. Palmer engine: good
ssnsssn: %assD: sss i4sY ay' s,.. H.. kind !es
sse steward. IXsTiRN foWSR BoXI
Evening star., 1944-08-27
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

WILL RENT-Lovely furnishines to couple
with lease on unfurnished Groom. Kitchen
and bath apt. or small house. Box, s3-A,
Evening star., 1944-08-27

EkNE9T LIeKEY ASsOCIATES, naval ar.
shitects. yacht brokers' S04 7th st. NV
Waahinston, D. c. IRE. 1464)
1888 2S 6altSer or. 1040 eng) S2,250
1899 go Owens sedan, SO-h. o. GRAY 3.i6G
1888 So Matthews twin scr, twin
1910 q, Marc. Sip. Shelter cabin)- 1900
M dr) -. - 1900
lantic) --.,'.-"'- 1880
0UTBOARD MOTORS, large auantity, pur-
chased from U. 8. Govt. A. used and
rebuilt. for sale rs follows:
II to IL h.p., your choice 81 90 80
SHIP. (Johnson's). yoIr choice 139. so
: IL to 90 h.p., your choice 1880
! SHIP. (Neptunel, your choice ] SO. 80
l3-hp. fJohnson'O. your hcoice So. so
9ch;p.. your choice -x----- 169.5O
choice ----.----.---.-- 22s. 80
-TermI. cash-no layavays 3. KING
FULTON. INC. s06 Maine ave. s.w. Ex.
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CONTINUED on Ne1s fass.)
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1:'S Quincy 81. NV
as1Sh als9 Wheel At%s Chair all b. metal ST. used ss
ssxce;llsnt. condition: also fur 0 coat. SIS
TRICYCLE.. auto 3-wheei scooter. suitable
TTSEwkTTrksic !aYgiT 1sTG1s ssricicle Boy sX sssr
rYPEWRITHR. Rem Remtnston to i No st. g. 9.e $40
ii. 800 between N. and > pm. 1927
IyPNWRITEE MsrIip E. sssminson ssn portable SIS
sio-seo. aiis Fist rs9Si st. NV " gas stoves
TYPEWRITERS for sale 7econditioned
smi,s smd ssuaTanteed; tee undsryood sas 50: g
TYPEwR1TGR CO.. o'aI 1925 -s K st. nN DISTRICT
stand sood eend!ton s95 for E2 both. 1sas s2s
HyiF'ERslksiiirEEsR. yiF'ERslksiiirER. HGi Hndsrvooa, No. 5. Call
F9pEWRirER ri S%SS RTi's ndsI1na5 rdsssona5e M
BED, all-steel,, duplex. makes into double
%ape aSo dnests snss seds se re- s siap Seoa
TYPEwRITERs-we buy any make. age or
ss FiS 'Hs s's'' so u Sld "s1:' s.:
TYPEWfITEI, Underwood No. 5 desk
model, little used. like new; S45; also
TYPEWRITER. Remington. portable. good
fTondition' TsNt.aon $50; baby play pen So; bids
and Aims, SIN tricycle., As yrs, perfe.'.
1TYpEwkIT;EiaRs E;iaso Rental serv,c.-s7,s 18th
NV. GE. 1883. Underwoods, 81 .S5 mo-, 3
mos. in adv. S5: no del. $3.50 add. dep.
| UNIFORMS. naval officers t2D, size 1914.
and blue tcpcoet CHI 037s. ~
VACUUM CLEANER, Premier duplex, mo-
tor-driven brush. like new. UN. 217s. =
VACUUM CLEANER for sale. Call no.
9631
VANITY DRESSER with large mirror and
$40; mans walnut wardrobe Of GOOD con-
struetion, needs little repair. SIS; g
vELvETS-Lot Of used prevar one.piecs
dresses, one all-jet (blsck), also black
lace. Box 1S7-Y. star.
Evening star., 1944-08-27

msid service, private phone. 2 in family
~ ioso IsS istS ST. 70 NV n idea, downtown loe.
tion-For young ladies. several desirabl,
THE nSEENwlN. 1853 Que st. n.v.-Larse
ss. beds; inner.SDrins mats, comfortabl.
fsaGles asa H6ssRT SsssTS sf rirIS S%yN,t, Sny fur
single beds. inner-sprins mattresses; mex mex,
isss ss'n wSoMiNG Shoas AVE- SWsnsl.
other; basement room. kitchen privileges
BEAUTIFUL residential section of NV,
Macarthur blvd. area: large double or sin
gle room; twin beds, with kitchen privileges
ssf fhrst.n Eto..nf noms sS only Call EN-
sais WISCONSIN, 'lsVipGS.s AVE- N.WmL.rse. clean
cool rm: for 2; large closet; close to trans
s0fI1isSh; IARGk. EE SDrsi5R sol ROOMS with bath
employed women; non-Jexish % home: nc nc
1915 1911 ST. N.w.-rwo large tripl.
rooms, newly furn., next to bath: avail
asf ssf wEbssTsa Wi sFsG sr.-L.rse front room
twin beds, for couple or girls: UNLIMITED
p%9vv pph%S9nvs; ressossbls eM 1ss EN- EA $50; ~,
sonnecting rooms, semiprivats bath. Cal
80 LSNGFELLow ST. N.w.-Attraetiv.
GGm sCs sosns sar oonV. sransp laundry
aaIo PA; AVE. xpt., eeI-qirl to .har.
closet: wssh privileges: Sl5. pI. $3.50.
room, next to bath: private family: GENTLE
a9mei ae1 ,Il1SSHSISS4 TaSlos SS45 T. w.,n.,. ,-,
room; lady: GENTLE home; price. SIG
1925 81; N.WlTriple room, pvt. bath
renned girls; $40 each: double rm.. neal
3001 KLINGLE kD. .N.w.-Master bedroom
sunroom and pvt. bath: 20 min. downtown
trans. at door; GENTLE home; or Q zen
DOUBLE ROOM for couple or girls, pvt
home; S36 opsr psr mo. s17 Lonsfellow st
room for Kirls; eonyenisnt transportation
fsss sss0s12a eahvfsH EfGH s4 4D s$xounr ~om.,
70 share room next to bath: use Of kitchen
MASTER DEDAM., Chillum Hghts.; ex
f.mii, 1ui % mn, No. g.yssss gen
PA iF41SAAra "a, sl2ei 81. v.r,r- .,,,,
or double front room and garage.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-12-11
Sport Shots
- by
Harry Whitlow

well-old king basketball has now
taken over. The Recreation League
got away this week and Roosevelt
and a number of the others follow
in the next few days.
Opening the Recreation League
last Wednesday night saw Fire
stone take the opening game from
Sharples in a hair raiser Is to Is.
Then came the blow off-Romulus
Airport entry trimmed the pants
off last years champs, the Wyan-
dotte Cab IL to %. I will say this
for the cabbies-the lack of condi-
ton played a big part in their de-
feat and soon as they get that con-
dition business around they will still
be tuff team to beat.
Thursday nights battles were also
lulus-the Crosse Isle Naval Base
walloped Folders of Trenton "a to
Is and in the second game Allen
Park went to town at the expense of
Coca Cola beating them % to 10.
On the nights play saw two stand
out players for the Romulus Ferry
Commandment. Harper was a