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Evening star., 1944-08-31
Deaths Reported

Lily H Semmes. ss. 1915 Jenifer ST. NV
Mary NJ. Ault, 81, 1901 Argonne pl. NV
Annie Gruver. II, $3.50 both St. NV
Julia Mccormack. 20. SOIL Illinois ave
NV.
Mary E. Revercomb. 63. 517 Nicholson st
NV.
Henry Walter, 80. 7o9 18th st. ne.
Sabine Tomardy. 81, 1l32 4th ST. sw.
Bernard Weyrich. SO, 1913 Crren st. ne
James r. White, so, New York. N Y
Marie English, 20, 735 North Capitol st.
Infant Roach. 800 5th st Sc.
Jane Washington, 81. 426 Franklin st. ne
Emma Thompson. 70. 1913 New Jerse!
ave NV.
Lindsey C. Jones' 20. s25 g ST NV.
Ellen Snowden. 20. 9O2 E st. s.w.
Mary E. Dorsey, 61. 2914 Sherman ave
NV.
James E. johnson. 40. 129 L st. 50.
Spurgeon Bell. 4s. 221 Q st. NV.
James H.Is j Mooney ~; 513 St; NV:
Beatrice Simpson, 81. 1920 st. NV
John E. Hughes, %, 3S / st. ne
Evening star., 1944-08-31
Rio Tire Smuggling
Reaches Large Scale
Despite u. ). Ban
Nv LEON PEARSON.

Here Is the latest report on the
smuggling operations which keel
rubber tires rolling into Argentina
despite the United States ban. This
trade has been reported before, In
its earlier stages. It continues to
flourish and expand.
An official government report re-
ceived here from Buenos Aires de-
scr1bes tire smuggling as q "recog.
nized and organized trade" The
American Embassy in Buenos Aires
in its diplomatic dispatches to WASH
ington, uderscores the fact that
though no export licenses are issued
for legitimate movement of tires to
Argentina, the illegitimate move
ment brings that country relief from
the critical shortage.
Favorite Trick.
The tires come from Brazil and
Uruguay. A favorite trick Is to
drive . car from Buenos Aires to
Montevideo, buy a new set Of tires,
put them on the wheels and drive
back to Buenos Aires. Prices are
from five to seven times the normal
value.
Smuggling also is heavy at various
ports along the River Uruguay
where the coast line is long and in
spection lax. Brazilian authorities
have been instructed to stop the
smuggling, but when prices run hiph
there is margin for handsome
bribes.
, Argentina is in desperate need of
tires. The whole metropolitan area
Of Buenos Aires depends on the
ubiquitous colectivos, or small buses.
Some suburban sections have been
built up on the routes OF the colec-
tivos, with no other transportation
available.
Lack Of tires has forced many
collective routes to be shut down.
Evening star., 1944-08-31
Will Rogers Hair.Do
Battles Wigmakers
By the Associated Press.

By tne Associated PreSS.
HOLLYWOOD.
The famous Will Rogers cowlick
that gave the humorist that dis
arming lock Of hair over one eye is
proving q tough assignment for the
wigmakers at Max Factors, assigned
to make one for John Wayne.
Rogers was 50 much photographed
in his lifetime, played to 50 many
audiences, that it seems important
to the producers of his biography
to get the thing right which was
so characteristic of the man.
Thirty-one models, an all-time
high, have been required to get the
right effect, probably costing more
trouble than Rogers took with the
original version in a lifetime Of
cOmbinR
Evening star., 1944-08-31
MacMurray Dances
HOI,I,YWOOr

HOLL 7 WOOD.
From murder to music is the Jump
made by Fred MacMurray after hts
big success as the two-time killer
in Double Indemnity" at Para
mount. He was recently signed by
Goth Century-Fox and Fred was
welcomed on the lot with two hours
Of rehearsing a jitterbug dance for
Where Do We Go From Here?"
in which he will star with Joan
Leslie.
Evening star., 1944-08-31
Shoreham Hotel President
Defendant In Divorce Suit

Claiming he threw her to the
floor and kicked her, Mrs. Helen M.
Bralove. 170o block Of M street NV,
late yesterday flied suit in District
Court for . limited divorce from
Harry M. Bralove, president Of the
shoreham Hotel Corp. She charged
cruelty.
The suit also asked the court to
Evening star., 1944-08-31

|enjoin Mr.. Bralove from any fur
ther procedure in q divorce action,
which 1t said he instituted In
Nevada.
In her suit, Mrs. Bralove describ-
ed her husband as q man Of great
wealth and property interests" and
said his interests as controlling
Evening star., 1944-08-31
The Costello Face
Back on the Screen
HOLLYWOOD

HOLLYWOOD.
Audiences seeing the San Fran
cisco music hall sequence in RKO
Radios THE Girl Rush" may
recognize Maurice Costello, idol Of
the silent films, seated at a table.
For the past flve years Costello
has confied himself to work as an
extra" 1t gives him the income
he needs. He lives by himself in a
small apartment just of Hollywood
boulevard, does most of his own
cooking, spends his leisure reading
or visiting close friends.
Evening star., 1944-08-31
THE EVENING STAR Washington DC B-0
THURSDAY

owner Of the Shoreham Hotel alone
II cor,servatively valued at more
than $4,000 ,000." She also said his
salary is $4,000 annually.
Mrs. Bralove asked that the
Evening star., 1944-08-31

Shoreham Hotel Corp. be enjoined
from paying Mr.. Bralove any SAL
ary or any income from the cor
poration as long as he may evade
jurisdiction Of District Court.
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UNCOMFORTABLE REALTY
Co. We are equipped to serve
YOU.
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WANTED THREE ROOM UNFUR-
nished apartment or four room
house. Dial 2-3941.
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l5O.-Real Estate

FOR SALE: LARGE LOT IN FOR
est Hill. Fronts two hundred for.
ty-six feet and has a depth OF
four hundred feet. Write FIJI
care OF St1r-News
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WE PAY CASH FOR USED SIN,
ger Sewing Machines. Singer
Sewing Machine Co. 3O4 N
Front St Dial 5526
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NEAT RESPONSIBLE COUPLE:
Army officer and wife desire
furnished apartment or house.
No children or pets. Call 2-8641.
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-Automotive

2.-AutomotlVe
-o-F0RD COUPE, NICE RUM
lS52 I seat beautiful car, light,
PIE th+ economical, 5 good tires
tlgn. leans - motor perfect. This
20 a ln'Se Exceptional car for the
Is Year, a. $4,000. Dave Davidson Or
ION Hotel.
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BUICK Al, SUPER SPECIAL T.
door sedan, completely overhaul
ed, perfect mechanically, spark
ing black finish, radio, heater,
(alr conditioned) spotlight, clock,
! new tire, private owner. Can
6e seen at Cape Fear Hotel
Garage.
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W. M. HEWLETT-REALTOR
We Can Sell Your Property.
214 Princess st. Dial 1888
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WE HAVE THE PROSPECTS
You have the property. List to.
day. We sell it tomorrow. Hughes
and Morton. j. j. Knowles. As
sociate. Dial 1881
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SNAIL FARMS CLOSE IN ELEC.
tricity Eard road W R. Davis.
/ ia Princess. Dial 6116.
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WANTED SIX ROOM HOME WITH
heat; brick preferred. good loca.
ton. Answer "EBW", care OF
Star-NeWs.
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ruE WILMINGTON STAR

I-Announcements
aoMF TAX CONSULTANTS
lNoo o-sonab,e prices. Located in
erect. Hours 10 am: to " pm.
S111E TAX RETURNS ARE
INCOaGc Complicated than ever be-
no.e Make them now. G. n,
f Br!nson. consultant' IA Princess
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;7T YOUR INCOME TAX RE.
HA AVE- prepared correctly and on
tuIa Phone 5007 for appoint
- I'M TAX RETURN:$2 FED.
AvI ' So State minimum. Eve.
elaat 6 to 10, Sunday Il to 10: D.
n 1ldson, u le Court Y, Lake For
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OFFICER AND WIFE, WORKING.
desire furnished apartment. Dial
1898 all day Sunday and after
6 p. m. Monday.
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LIST YOUR HOUSES AND
apartments with us for quick
rental. Marshal Realty Co.. 215
Princess, Dial 2-1752.
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REAL, ESTATE - r ENT AL s
General Insurance. Frank G.
Harriss. Dial 7018.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-20
J 10 Build
Highway

County Road EncWecr.Leroy G..
smith today }, commissioned 10
draw ar agreement among De
trot. Waynf County and me-
state for financing and construct
lnG the cjtys gigantic postwar
express highway program
Thc i0h Was assigned Smith
whom TWO proposals dtttttt- ht
Manor Jcnrcs and state ljlCh-
way Commissioner ZlcCler failed
70 r1rrt t-7r 7rprovaf IF t1e-fePFe-
Scntatltee Of The three units Of
government
- +trrr-r--rrff -ft-rrr +rt'+tr'-rf-
expressed optimism after a closed
mcctlnE IN smiths office.
smith SAID
The mayor and I have con
tinuouSlN proposed that Detroit
and MaNnc County each Law
aside Sl,5O0.OOO annually, and
the state SS,OO0.O0O. Ziegler
feels that with gasoline taxes
down u per cent, he cannot
agree 10 these terms with any
degree Of certainty.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-20
COP Sweep
Is Predicted

EE8.ll.fsl.ti =Ptnstaeh4.- Reeset ~
and an New Dealers as 'drcanors
Who operate ny caprice and
WhIm Congressman Frank Bate
man kcCfo Of Wisconsin today
predicted the greatest Republican
landslide I'M the history Of the
country m. the November cleo
irons
Kcefc further charged The adj
ministration with determination
- Aruitir thr- tr~tttry- fttri eett+>e
of America M the direction OF
,ocialStic or CommuniStic form Of
government
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-20
Recruiting Drive on
Final Plea Made

What recruiting officers said
might be the last call of the war
for Michigan volunteers for the
marine corps women's reserve was
ISSUED today.
Although the national enlist
ment quota Of $1,000 has almost
hcen filled, few more recruits
are needed AS motor vehicle OPP
orators. motion picture prolec-
toniStS Link trainer instructors
ard alrnIane and radio technlcians.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-20

Let your background for Spring be beau
tiful 1907 wool! Spring coats, sparkling
and vibrant with the color that only wool
can carry so clearly Choose your Spring
coat from Federal's vast style selection.
Each model is so lovely you'll wonder
how you've done without it Choose and
choose with confidence for Federal's
fine quality backs every one! Misses.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-20
Pelts Cure Asthma

ORANGE tx t1rrrif 1f4+ p
F = Pavell the man who
never is wrong bout the
weather % has hrauc d out
PaycH said he had ,Wc cure for
asthma mu~Nat peI's worn fur
down rr frr chest
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-20
DEWEY NOMINEE

Keefe believe, that Gov Dewey
would he nominated al tho ma
tioual Republican convention IN
June
However, 6o, Dewey j.
busy, too ne said Hes just
a. smart ~ the man in the
White House. He's not saying
anything now but, when he's
nominated. Noull hear from him
and You'll hear plenty
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-20

THE President SAYS he's too
busy 10 discuss a fourth term
hut the plan is beginning 10
shape. The British press, all
lend-leasc recipients. labor and
Earl BroWdeF of the Communist
Party are demanding a fourth
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-20
PLAN TAKES SHAPE

Addressing members Of the Re
publican Women + Federation of
Michigan an meeting preceding
the state Republican convention
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-20

3l7I siddIs Wysndo+e sehsefer al McNehos
W. Vernon, a. Cer'rsI Harper, corner Baldwin
Evening star., 1944-02-29
District Natives Hear
|CamaIier Ask Changes
In Local Government

Renah r. Camalier. former coun-
sci Of the Senate District Commit
tee, last night told the Society OF
Natives that Washington residents
should refrain from criticism or be-
littling of ohicials, for "the troubles
In Washington, definite and imagi-
nary, lie not at the feet Of Congress
or the Commissioners" They are
troubles which exist, he said, and
will continue to exist, as they do
In other communities, until a system
necessary for proper administration
of the local government is estab-
lished.
1T is for you and me-" he added,
ito urge that Congress give us
those laws which will permit the
proper functioning Of our local sys-
tenn Of government. Make 1t more
workable, If necessary, but make it
possible for honest men to do an
honest job"
He commented that he long had
been an advocate Of giving the Com
missioners the power to govern the
District. 1T is absolutely sense
less" he said, ITO me to put three
qualified persons at the helm OF
our local government, and then
require them to 60 to Congress If
they want to change the name of a
Evening star., 1944-02-29
Corp|. Arthur R. Bryant
Reported Killed in Action

Corpl. Arthur R. Bryant, %, of
1901 Savannah street Sc, reported
missing, was listed as killed in &C
ton in the European theater by the
War Department today.
Mis- mother, Mrs. Inez E. Bryant,
an employe of Woodward & 10th
rop, was notified two weeks ago.
The family already had learned
through correspondence with one Of
his fellow soldiers that he died in
the landings on. Sicily.
Corpl. Bryant was one Of nine
children. His father is q guard at
the Treasury. Two brothers are in
the Army. Sergt. James P. Bryant
is in New Guinea. Sergt. Robert
Bryant is at Camp Lee, Va. There
are six sisters.
Corpl. Bryant was an attendant
at st. Elizabeth's Hospital before
the war. He came here with his
family five years ago from Callao,
Va
Evening star., 1944-02-29
BY FREDERIC J. HAsKIN.

Dx FnEDEnlC J. hASAlN.
@. How many ships were at
Pearl Harbor on the day of the at
tack by the Japanese?-E. Y. A.
A. The Navy Department says
that discounting small craft, 86 ships
of the Pacific Fleet were moored at
Pearl Harbor when the Japanese
attacked on December 7, 1941.
@. Which of the justices of the
Supreme Court of the United States
was known as The Great Dissen-
ter"?-W. B. D.
A. Oliver Wendell Holmes. How
ever, in actual fact Holmes dis
|sented in only about one-tenth OF
the cases that came before the court
In his time.
@. Why are airplane hangers
marked with black and yellow
squares?-C. D.
A. This combination has been
found to be the most clearly visible
in fog and bad weather.
@. What is the altitude of the
highest inhabited place in Switzer-
land?-R. r.
A. Juf, the highest inhabited
village, lies at an altitude of $500
feet.
@. Please name the German ace
who was personally decorated by
Hitler at the time of the raids over
London?-R. D. G.
A. Maj. H. Wick, who claimed Sc
air victories. He appeared in per-
son before Hitler and received the
highest German decoration, the Oak
Leaves to the Knights Cross. Maj.
Wick was shot down by the British
on November %, 1910, OF the Isle
of Wight.
@. Is it true that outdoor sports
are played until late at night in
Finland?-L. H.
A. Because Finland lies in north
ern latitudes, this is possible. In
midsummer, in normal times, golf
was played up to midnight.
@. Have any important civiliza-
tions developed outside the tenn
perate zone?-E. L. H.
A. The civilizations of Mexico
and Peru developed within the
tropics, but on high, relatively cool
plateaus.
@. What is the largest river in
Europe?-D. w. E.
A. The Volga in European Rus
sia. Over 1000 miles long, it has
1872 tributaries and drains an area
as large as England, France and
Germany combined.
@. What are the dimensions OF
tank?-K. c. w.
A. The light tank is about 1e
feet long, the medium about 90
Usually, a tank is as high as it is
wide and twice as long.
Evening star., 1944-02-29

street or to lay Z gutter to carry
Oh surplus water"
Protection of the needy from the
greedy Is another problem to be
confronted, he said. Therefore
Mr.. Camalier said, 1--WE should spon-
sor the bill to provide for the
garnishment Of the salaries of en-
ployes of the Government, who
would defraud honest merchants. y
Also, he advocated sponsoring the
provision in the bill prohibiting the
assignment Of future wages In order
that the grasping might not profit
lat the expense Of the unfortunate.
A motion to this effect was passed
by the society.
Natives Of the District, he said,
have everything of which to be
proud, and yet there are many who
hide the fact that they were born
here. II know of no State which
has more to cause its residents to
be proud than does the District of
Columbia" he continued, "and If
we do not rise and shine on our
own behalf, then the cause of con-
gressional representation will be
many years coming to the fore
'front.'"
James F. Duhamel, historian to
the society, spoke on the growth Of
Washington since his birth in 1858
Miss Bernice Ferris sang Wash
ington," composed by william Pier
son, a former member of the organ
ization. She was accompanied by
Mrs. Sadie Selby.
The meeting at the Mayhower
Hotel was presided owed by Charles
H. Bates, the president.
Save your waste kitchen fats.
Evening star., 1944-02-29

elected to public ONCE. President
Roosevelt turned over the whole
tax question to persons who have
no direct responsibility to the peo-
pie. Rejection by Congress Of Treas
ury requests was the result Of the
combined Judgment Of members Of
Congress, irrespective Of geographic
cal or party considerations. Few
measures have had such universal
support, and the truth Is that the
administration has created q very
unfortunate impression by its argu-
ment about the inadequacy Of the
newly enacted tax law.
Evening star., 1944-02-29
Fruit and Vegetable
Ceilings UnworkabIe,
Produce Official Says

Price ceilings on fresh fruits and
vegetables are impracticable and
unenforceable, and black markets
In these products will continue 90
long As price ceilings are below
market prices, Washington's whole
sale produce distributors were In
formed by Harold Buck, president
Of the National League Of Whole
sale Fresh Fruit and Vegetable Dis
tributors.
The ofncial, who heads the group
representing more than 800 produce
men In the United States, sharply
denounced once Of Price Admins
tration ofncials who, he said, "have
only theories As to which are the
most economical methods Of distri-
button"
"They do not know that perish
able fruits and vegetables must be
sold, regardless Of profits or losses,
and that in the end only q very
moderate profit ever has been the
reward of this method Of distribu-
tion," Mr.. Buck declared. Be
cause Of the premium they have
placed upon theory, an honest sys-
tenn Is In jeopardy and may be COM
pletely wrecked"
He pointed out that the Govern
ment has depended on the industry
to police and enforce It's regulations,
but because these regulations "just
do not make sense" the OPA cannot
receive the sympathy and cooper
alton Of the industry"
Declaring that the flood muddle
will not be settled by price control" f"
Mr.. Buck claimed that supply and
demand "alone will answer that
problem"
The group, meeting In the Statler
Hotel, also heard Homer King, di-
rector of the Interstate Commerce
Commissions Bureau of Service
warn Of the "tightest refrigerator
car situation in history condi-
ton he said would continue for some
time. He estimated that $1,000 re-
frigerated cars were being loaded a
week, the maximum possible under
the present supply Of cars.
The dinner meeting was sponsored
by the Washington branch of the
league with Leigh Lawrence as presi-
dent.
Evening star., 1944-02-29

kitchen cupboard just as constant reminder?
Food Conservation is our Business
The conservation of food happens to be our
business, here at Crosley. Since we first pre-
sented the patented SEIELVADOR in Crosley
Refrigerators, American women have enjoyed
the added, exclusive convenience of having
extra food shelves built right into the refrig.
orator door.
Today, naturally, Crosley ingenuity is con-
verted completely to war equipment. But the
day is not far off, we hope, when Crosley can
again serve your convenience and pleasure,
not only with Crosley Refrigerators and other
fine household appliances, but also with
Crosley Radios and Radio-Phonographs.
Evening star., 1944-02-29
THE EVENING STAR, Washington D. c.. A.!


Of the st. Louis FBI, he was q re-
connaissance pilot with the Herman
Goering Division.
He was wearing German trench
coat, German-issue shoes and a
high-neck sweater, and corduroy
trousers made from . German avi-
ator's cape.
The flyer spoke English duently
Evening star., 1944-02-29

the first place
the Treasury es-
timated that the
expenditures for
war would run
up to 100000
900, 900 in tn e
fiscal year end
ing June 80 next.
So the request
came to Con-
greSs to pass
a $10,600, 900 900
revenue m . a s.
ure.
But later on
the Treasury re-
vised its esti-
Evening star., 1944-02-29
Escaped Nozi Prisoner
Captured in St. Louis
Py the Associated prex.

BY the Associated Press.
ST. LOUIS, Feb. 29.-An escaped
German Air Force prisoner of war
was captured in Union Station yes
terday after his clothing aroused
suspicious Of civilian, who called
military police.
The man identified himself as
Capt. Till Edward Kiefer, %, and
said he escaped Saturday from the
Trinidad (Colo) prisoner of war
camp. He told Gerald Norris, head
Evening star., 1944-02-29
Normu Sheurer Loses
$1,000 Vanity Set
By the Associated Press.

GLENDALE, Calf, Feb. 29.-
Actress Norma Shearer reported to
police yesterday that her purse, con-
tanning a $1,000 vanity set with
rubies and diamonds and $50 in
cash and a st. Christopher medal,
were missing from her automobile
when she returned to it after seeing
her husband, Martin Arrouge, to a
train.
Evening star., 1944-02-29

that no one of us can pass on to the next fellow.
We've all got to break that little silence at the
butchers and the grocer's -. speak up about
ceiling prices insist on giving up the re-
quired ration points.
That's the only way we can guarantee to our
fighting men that their families can eat
decently on soldiers fixed pay And provide
adequate food for the % million other Amer
leans who live on low fixed incomes.
And here's the Home Front Pledge that
puts to work the weapons that hurt our
enemies worst!
WILL PAY NO MORE THAN CEILING PRICES
WILL PAY NY RATION POINTS IN FULL
How about pasting this pledge up on your
Evening star., 1944-02-29
ADVERTISEMENT.
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Ken-L-Biskit comes crumbled in small pieces.
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every known element and vitamin your dog
needs for perfect health. Yet costs no more! Get
Ken-L-Biskit for your dog today, Ask for it
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Evening star., 1944-02-29
Hair is OK. Now
SAYS bob CROSBY

"THOMAS treatment has
L pleased me lO0%. Ny
hair seems to have more sheen
and life than ever before, and
my scalp feels grand" says
Bob Crosby, well-known or.
chestra leader.
Perhaps you are worried about
dandruff scales, or scalp itch
which dandruff and other local
excrcment causes. Why not
do as Mr.. Crosby did (and as
1000 other men do each dayD
consult a Thomas expert.
, Come in today for
FSN FREE consultation
iElb!l 1na always in private).
Evening star., 1944-02-29
Congress Defended
Treasury's Tax Request Was Refused
After War Cost Estimates Were Pared
BY DAVID LAWRENCE.

would be most unfortunate the American people
left with the that refused
financing bill passed
Rooevelts declined
Evening star., 1944-02-29
CONGO Produces Silk

Belgian Congo produced Is tons
Of fresh cocoons for silk and 2,000,-
900 silkworm CUTS for sutures In
1913.
Evening star., 1944-02-29
Oil Output Rises

Production of essential oils in
Guatamala showed . substantial
increase during 1943.