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Evening star., 1944-07-24
INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE,

ana se s'h st aas 5ssl nsms
aassceptabe equity terms for balance.
rsG9e si7 MAkYExsp al 9sSs 70, 1yR nsDseton
building. rooms and bath each. Porches,
ARE hre escape SaI t, Tenants furnish own heat,
S. 00d oLEF lHEFs cARR R iHf9ms NS sse5 Price
NEAR 10th AND X SITS NW.w6-apt
bldg. furnished; good income; bargain
IGps XIV g investor Sass Riih RE s4o
300 cash we can recommend downtown
ang that sound to
for Mr. Elliot, STORY & CO., sO4 18th St
ATTRACTIVE 3-unit det brick apt. house
separate entrances. 3-car brick garages
Cali OWNER after Dm. 1, shsDard he0%d 541s. iTs.
CUNT APT. BLDG. brick, years old.
clos close to shopping, schools and bus: excel
&c MsSn 0yd sesnn. ah ssSo s%
thentic bargain: unusual corner 5-unit
n assr rear sa svsa St spFn Mshses Nc d.sa sa
yacsney; yses cyno2ny,t only $500 cash. This is
these unusual features not found in con-
Closets. verS large roo@s very ln
ueep lOt, VIDE immense rear porChes, boun-
titul shrubbery, automatic oil h;-Wh.; "a
ao,s, olock on Ga ave, near everything; ex-
wont last long: income, $3.50 yr. p j
WAlSHE INC. Ma GAGS. Ills Eye st. NV.
$s g. AND m 3sls HANOVER ST. N.W.@Two-
aamiiy IAN y BRICK, 4 rooms each; low rent at
oT'ySo or 9o eachi ai44 price, $3.50, MA, 1888,
COLORED-Fine building, fine equipment,
I, g. 16 and % units; NV and ne. sec
f9fS ff'9nS' rR for 47s5 private investors only De
e-FAMILY HOME. situated on wide ave-
good Petworth section; 20-foot Colonial
prick. arranged as two complete apts au-
tomatic hot-water heat, deep lot, perfect
5sse sHANNoN mons IucHs I'll Te1maTS co, 1905 ii Il
SoInST:, St nT: NA; 2346.
s4od corner gn location in Brookland; rented
PhUne TneT Mr kySs isyi pE se as only
LUCHS CO. 1908 H st. NV. Ma. a345. N
BOOMING HOUSE in Mt Pleasant, one
ienee; three-story brick, 10 rooms. two
baths, automatic heat: will give possession
s. SSsy SE ESS Ss32. sHSsNoN NON / 'ohd I6cHs Ms
& sfAM2 ~ hoMEi ss NA sssse; aSt5 full, detached
well located near Mckinley -(Techl High
School: 4 rooms, kitchen and bath on each
moor; lot 50x114 it; l apt. rented at $50
per month, other for your own use; suit
IA. 1888. SHANNON g. LUcHs CO., 1905
APARTMENT HOTEL. for colored; in. new
ssSndlton; nTas rental S33s5oo expenses about
$4,000; Cali Mr.. Kohner. with REALTY
ASSOCIATES. INC, Elk. 1922.
Evening star., 1944-07-24
centipedes and spiders as well a
beetles and other insects.

centipedes and spiders as well as
beetles and other insects.
Some scorpions are less than half
an inch long Others have length
of from to inches.
A scorpion has eight legs, the
same as a spider In addition, it
has a pair of claws which grow from
the head. The claws are used to
catch hold of prey and pull 1t to
the mouth.
In most cases the scorpion takes
care of the victim without stinging
it. Sometimes, however, the scor-
pion bends its long, narrow abdomen
upward and forward and stings an
insect or spider which puts up a
fight. That ends the battle in a
hurry. since the scorpion shoots
poison into the enemy" 1t eats
slowly, and has been known to spend
an hour eating single beetle.
The sting of a scorpion is at the
end of the abdomen. 1t has been
used against people, and the poison
in it causes a painful wound
Scorpions are cannibals. When
they get together, they "eat each
other I'D"
Evening star., 1944-07-24
Take Ny Word for 1t
BY FRANK COLBY.


Readers Corner.
From Ken Tarbor. Manhattan
Beach:
Though I pen transcendent quips,
Editors are brazen cranks.
They send naught but rejection
slips;
No pay. no check, not even
thanks.
My answer:
Alas, I have no power, alack.
To keep your tears from flowing:
For manuscripts have e'er come
back
With little pink slips showing.
From Lawrence Quincy, Little
Rock: To amplify your recent def
milton of the limerick. one might
say that 1t is verse whose begin
ming is lost in obscurity and whose
ending Is often lost In obscenity.
From Mrs. w. r. l., Inglewood:
Last night a commentator used the
word "eat" in the past tense and
pronounced it "et." Please discuss.
Answer: The word "ate" in Eng
land is commonly pronounced "et."
But "et' in America is considered
dialectal or illiterate.
From Jarvis Roschaneco. Ros.
we'll:
There once was a KY. Co...
VINO went to the region Intol.
He said, This were nice
If one only had ice
And rum for his burning Intol."
My answer:
OF ice, sir. not even a ID.
Or water or drink can be 10.
Our friend desiccated
Is quite dehydrated
Just dust unto dust, I'll be BIB.
Test your pronouncing I. @. NV
1914 Pronunciation Test" is yours
for the asking. Interesting and
entertaining. Can you make a per-
feet score? Send a stamped (3c),
envelope to Frank
Colby, in care of The Evening
Star.
Released by the Bell Syndicate, Ine1
Evening star., 1944-07-24
ACREAGE FOR SALE.

SMALL ESTATE SITESIThe owner Of
small .gentleman's estate In the Potomac
sTs g H0a e g. acre. !: 'sa
to his own to buyers seeking to build
their own small estates after the war in
an environment Of similar and substa ntiel
properties. These are right choice parcels
and provide individuals or small friendly
eroups with . means Of developing their
6H. 1889. lSun and ewes. Rockville 81 )
l, z. 8 TO 25 ACRES, colesville pike; also
3 to 25 acres country club horse show
neighborhood; wholesale prices: ia cents
to 5 cents . 50. IT,; terms to suit FUL-
TON r.. GORDON. owner. 1927 Eye st.
NV; DI. $3.50 until p.m,. Brokers, at
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OFFICES FOR RENT.

DESK ROOM for rent with secretarial
service If desired; also /, , or 3 room
ofices. newly decorated L. j. COWIE, 500
Eye ST. n ".
OFFICE, one room, completely furnished.
7:30 pm
DESK ROOM for rent with secfetarial
service II desired; also l. 2 or 3 room
offlces, newly decorated. L. J. COW1E 500
Eye st. nv.
CAS- PA. AVE. N.W-Single rooms avail
Sl3 Union Trust Bldg MA $500.
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STORES FOR REN1,

22l1 I4th ST. NV. basement store, avail
able Aug. l. DU. 5O51. KREZELL
46r ST NV, store 25x3O. display win
dow: suitable for repair work; So so
month. Key in Room No. /. 25'
STORE VALUES-9OO Kennedy st. NV
Store and basement. 500.
4016 Minnesota ave. s.e.-Store, SS5.
224l Nichols ave. s.e.-Store, $50.
l101 No. Capitol st.-Store, $50.
b H st. n.w.-Store $50.
l22 D st. s.e.-Store, S3O.50
r; A. HUMPHREYS, 500 N Capitol
Realtors Ma 613O
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT

FALLS CHURCH-Well-furn 2-bedroom
house, large yard, avail. July -. until
Sept. 49, possibly longer; garage; utilities
furn.; on bus line; adults, S75. Phone
Falls Church S50-W-l
LANHAM HEIGHTS. MD.-4-room bunga-
low. electricity, | acre land for garden
and chickens; rent, S25 month. O. B.
HOPKINS. l Thomas Circle. d. 721I
BUNGALOW, nicely furnished, . bed
rooms. bath. Frigidaire and electrically
equipped kitchen; located in Maryland and
convenient to Camp Springs and Suitland
Reasonable rent. Call ME. 9697 to : pm.
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FARMS WANTED.

HOUSE with some land or small farm in
vicinity Of Silver Spring or Rockville; rent
or buy: give full particulars. Write
STEPHEN HATIsON. 325 Vine st. NV.
washington o. G, or call between 2 and 7
Evening star., 1944-07-24
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

LSTINGS WANTED-Iist your colored
properties to sell with us: city, suburban,
inss. LA SALE REALTY S3'o CO, al II Nev ss
York ave. NV. MA. 3S44.
Evening star., 1944-07-24
SALE.
30 Studebaker Commander sdn

q Studebaker Commander sdn.; r. and h.
o Dodge sedan; r, and h.
g Buick convertible coupe; r. and h.
Il Ford convertible coupe: r. and h.
Oldsmotile "76" sedan: radio.
o Buick Special sedan: r. and h.
@ Packard "l20" sedan; r. and h.
. Lincoln Zephyr sedan: r. and b.
] Mercury sedan; r and h.
Chevrolet sp. d. l. club coupe; =. and b.
- Oldsmobile sedan; r. and h.
- Pontiac sedan; r. and h.
y Chrysier royal sedan; r. and b.
y ChrySler sedan; r. and h.
hoice Of 30 others
Evening star., 1944-07-24
e-lo THE EVENING STAR, Washington D. c.
SUB PROP. FOR SALE Gent. J


sEAgIIFUL s,a BRICK COLONIAL = Price.
6-room brick Colonial, only years old.
on nn T5ouna ssaon Hn q 0st North
place. dining room. kitchen and screened
sna oses SfsR level is IT, sas
fssA aisefs saSsR RrSR Il fR'Gl9' co
MCLEAN. VA.-Hn attractive and strictly
MOD modern r. masonry stucco home on oyer
snd equipDed kitchen; excellent condition
ason 20 sgsho R over JSad to Rsn
SEATSs 81 TIRE fSEsH SH H5as sPs7soSln, sSs
@odeTn Eeasy SycS Co boms 0es this
exclusive neighborhood on a large wooded
E lSt and is truly q very desirable home,
other nice bedrooms and another @ pfan bath aon on
snne S0@ eaupned x1a Esessn
hrst ioor; full basement. with oil heat.
saraTe: slate roof and rienty Of storsse
CO; 2so4 Wilson blvd. dL. 1900.
$3.50 CASH. $50 a mo. S4,5O0--5-rm.
SiIe Can Va sssa as or oas WIZ A. x,s 4e H'as's
LANDOVER HILLS. what a home loca-
tion at $6,350. terms or 81, ,050 takes
equity, then S42 mo-, inc. int, taxes, ms;
r. ard b., ami: nearly new, big lot
Bowie. r. and b.. modern, exc. heat, lot
S0xl25. $3,250; low terms, trade 3 Nd
PIX. bargains, S2,25O-S5 300; terms. Ken
sington Hts, McComas ave. 6 r and b..
! a., So, 45O; right terms. trade. Potomac.
Va. r.. and b. BUNGALOWS, ami, ga
on most above. n E. RYoN CO. GE. 8i4s.
2S13 63rd PI. Cheverly, Md.-Brick and
frame 6-rm. home electric refs air con-
81 $50 A. H. SEIDENSPINNER. Reaitor'
R1verdale. Md. WA. 1910.
2 ACRES. 4-room, asbestos -shingle bunga-
low. fireplace, electricity, Philgas stove,
gas sa;o. refpigerator' II eu l" miles from D. C..
L acre. groom brick house, bath, h.-w.h.,
oil burner Philgas stove; 10 miles from
D. c. Price, $500.
Ia acres, 6-room cinder block house,
h.-w h, bath. Philgas stove; 10 miles from
D. c. Price, $1,000.
Ia acres, 4-room, asbestos -shingle
house, fireplace. h.-w.h., oil burner. Philgas
stove full basement; $6,S50. 10 miles
6-room brick house. h.-w.h., bath, cleo
tricity, in town Of Fairfax, large lot. 100
by $50. Price, $500
5-room frame house bath, Philgas stove,
"a acre, in town of Vienna, 81 800.
Terms can be arranged. RAY BARNEY,
Vienna, Va. Phones: Once, 2ls; resi-
Evening star., 1944-07-24
HOUSES FOR SALE tce,,., ,

I'm Sms' /, ana path. gas heat; can be arranged
fS Sfs1RSstH 1RRistslis Sos4Hwrsr sats location
ieoms and fran Sseh 6Tes
ssss f1nst,o2 F''i MSRsHsEI SR!A sfIS9
CoKNER DEraGHED. west of 9Th st.: con.
.or.s6 lot Sc IT, vide; rooms, bath. lst-n. lay :,
era yPaTnf M Eesson Gs1d0n a2S y9 5h i9a =,
Leo M, BERNSTEIN q CO. presents this
wood 8 rms. BATHS. DO poreses, dsss' auto hsst,
etc: immediate possession; only $9,750,
. See this attractive brick, 12th st. Sc;
session, for only $3,950, on terms.
srs old. rms, dpfs tiiea bath ii and sh Shower,
5,ecrestion nm: auto. heat. porches. ete; /;
Leg LSoeG III .oa bERNsfE1N aek = Cos Gan ME IT, 300
rooms, h.-w,h., tile bath; full cellar; Al
sSneitISn SNs! bH. ,1ss yse'nt' Call A w. sTEPH-
SoIokEp1lssczs;tory 9 rooms. 2 baths. In
sr. shf 700 spcf Of M Sss
rooms and kitchen on main floor, 8 rooms
and bath second moor. 3 rooms and bath
hra o9 P5c ssas4 Terms ea
sSa1a eonoaES: hC' l$cs Stai 9Th St. sr-Det.ehea,
porches, Gear brick garage. Colonial front
porch, 2 kitchens ARRANGED in two com :
plete apts: Price, $500; 81 500 cash !. or or
only. For further information call j. w.
ROUSE, 1910 M st. NV. D1. 1888. Elk
COLORED-Better see this: 1st and st.
NE rooms. bath gas hot-water heat.
wash basin in one bedroom. toilet in base
Almost so%pietely n0fuS oie
move in on settlement. MR.. WINCHESTER, R,
c6LoREiD-N.w. section-1o rooms. h.
T:h. ELECTRIC: Large yard. Price, ss,s6o.
coLoREDMDesirabl n.w-zs rms. bath
SsR cRR1soM Rh S4is sSoo oash ABOVE s5.S'
COLORED-Near Sibley Hospital, large
bath 4ni $500
e6IoRfb-Be.utiful MG assr Groom house, bath,
hot hot watsa. s9 automatic heat electricity.
coIoRED%e-room brown brick ane bath,
full basement: in fine condition; gas range,
S5d; Es:t yEW REALTY 81 81 SsslfssS S.
CoLORED-3Oe Kentucky ave. s.e.-6 rm:..
b, nice front porch; good cond; sana small
QOWn payment. owner, IA. 32S2.
(COLORED). 1000 block 26th st. NV
3-story brick, cellar, IL rooms. 3 baths:
furnace heat. coal: gas. cleo: ST. 900 cash
required ". 8. HURLBERT, National
1870. 931 H st. NV.
COLORED-Small investment, frame house
on street in NV: rent. S25: trust: $l.250:
Ma 1895. 2O3 Southern Bldg
COLORED-44l Lamont st. NV. Vacant
s-room house large bedrooms and bath,
settlement. PLANT 4 GORDON. INC,
arranged as apts; PTS ist a, > rms, ms; Kit: it:
a terms s. rms s. zANT91NaER M III farces &C. aso s45
st. NV. Ma. 9593.
eiose9ih De: essR. sis56 brick corner
yard. hardwood floors; cash, Sl,75o.
entrances and heating; near Fla. ave. and
Cash. $500; 8 r. brick. bath. h,-wh.
Ss,250-ISO0 blk. 9Th NE r., brick.
-w.h., IA baths; gear garage; poss. 80
Cash. ST. 200-Brick g r.. h-wh, hard
wood floors; poss. 80 days.
Apartments, 4, 8, % units, all MODERN;
some built in 1941: nv. and ne. sections.
Cash, $500: price. S5 95O-5 r.. INV h.,
bath. yard; 9th Sc
PARK ROAD HOUSING CO.. DE. 17lO.
FR. 4765: AID, 1884. Mrs. Ward. CO. 1904.
Mr.. Guylon.
Evening star., 1944-07-24
FARMS FOR RENT.

110 ACRES. rooms, all necessary OUT
buildings: must have own equipment: S45
per mo. JOHN BURDOFT, r. F. D. Q
Boy B, Silver Spring, Nd. Call Ashton
Evening star., 1944-07-24
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

SUBURBAN TEAROOM LOCATION-Love-
ly Colonial home, with ample land. corner
Lee blvd. and Leesburg pike, Falls Church
Junction 8 roads,; 1eayy through and
committing traffc at ooor: wonderful op-
2ortunity for high-grade operation will
discuss long lease or sale. Apply to Mr.
Norris. WEAVER BROS. INC. Washing
ton Bldg: DI. $500. Sunday and eve
1ines. CHI. 923S.
DESIRABLE DOWNTOWN location. entire
2nd floor, street entrance. subdivided into
two 3-rm. suites Call MA 11SS
Evening star., 1944-07-24

VACANT; 10 acres: $500: country home
hill. rooms, bath. fireplace, Philsas. 3
shade
Business corner. Colesville pike: ] acre,
lovely S-room home. large living room with
fireplace; 4 large bedrooms, bath. also
sleeping screened porch. 2-car garage,
poultry house: fruit. shade and garden
Silver Spring. Md. Call Ashton 3s46
Evening star., 1944-07-24

DUMP TRUCKS. several 1910 and 1871,
in excellent condition; reasonable Phone
RE after 2 m. or Sunday. MI 2486
Evening star., 1944-07-24

HOG FARM-Country home and tenant
large bank barn. poultry house other out
buildings; close in; price includes garbage
route.
erick County; 1O5 acres, 81 in best state
Of cultivation. noted for raising grains;
lovely old brick home. with necessary
outbuildings, sparkling well water with
windmill. electricity. hard road school
bus: tenant will remain on farm. JOHN
BURDOFT. r. r. D. 9. Box B, Silver
Spring. Nd Call Ashton 3S4R
Evening star., 1944-07-24
INVESTMENT PROPERTY wANrEp

WANTED-Apartments fiats, houses, stores
or land. have cash purchasers ready tc
RisoN-wAsHBuRH Co, eaS New Ne Yori
ave. NV RE. 3435.
Evening star., 1944-07-24

BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.
rooms: downtown NV; bargain BOX 34-V
Star.
EXCELLENT TEAROOM in Mont. Co.
available, including real estate and equip
ment. This charming place, which is
comfortable drive from Wash. enjoys the
recommendation of Duncan Hines and has
capacity OF IS TO 100 diners and few
guest rooms. 1t is in operation and profit
able even with restricted travel and is a
RIPLEY. SH 1899 ICiosed Sunday
LARGE, II room brick building, all mod
ern splendid boarding and rooming quar-
ters: in front of all the new construction
work in Front Royal. Va; also a "O-room
two succeed building in same location
owner worked down in health reason for
each to quick buyer CLAUDE L. RUST
~ s: Royal ave. Front ROYAL Va
Evening star., 1944-07-24
AUToMoDlLFs ron sALG tcs..., :.

black nnish car with ! rood tires. clean
ssst: terms. cHEVY CHASE sS5se MoToR 'esc. co,
7725 wisconsin ave-. WI. 1851.
ers. 5000 oeorHia ave. sH. 1900. Open
eysnings and Sunday.
eTUDEBAKE1 1910 President 4-door Sc
2; BUTLER: 1921 2ist q: nv. Di. oiio.
FAx Il ~ nRSrs o2d Nj 44o sss7 G GhtDsl.,n e st.
TAXl-1942 Plymouth, mos. old. 21 900
miles; Diamond colors; with PUG; $1,000.
TAxICiB and license AZ Plymouth;
$1,000 cash. Call EN-. 3l59 between 5 and
If YOU DON'T KNOW CAR PRICES know
your dealer; immediate cash; all models
AAINES AUTO SALES, 4241 Bladensburg.
Evening star., 1944-07-24

The three-diamond overcall
warned South to expect unbalanced
distribution and he played the hand
on that assumption.
He won the opening diamond lead
with his ace and returned a dia-
mOnd, although he had no inten-
ton Of trying to ruff that suit,
West played third diamond but
South threw a spade from dummy.
Now West led a spade and South
could not be prevented from running
two spades In dummy and making
his contract. Had he attempted to
ruff q diamond the overrun would
have beaten him. Had he tried to
draw trumps three rounds would
have been required and the single
trump which would have been left
in dummy could not have ruf1ed
both his losers.
Saturday you were Howard Schen-
ken's partner. Both sides were
vulnerable and you had so on
score. You held:
AXIS
05
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QJ109763
The bidding:
Schenken Jacoby You Lightner
~ Pass "a Pass
20 Pass CD
Answer-Three clubs. Normally
partners rebid suit should not be
disturbed when it is enough for
game; but you can win five tricks
with clubs as trumps that will never
develop If they are not trumps.
Score 100 per cent for three clubs,
80 per cent for pass.
Question No. 1,757.
Today you hold the same hand
and the bidding continues:
Schenken Jacoby You Lghtner
l10 Pass "a Pass
l20 Pass "a 30
80 Pass CD
What do you bd? (Answer to-
morrow
released BY the Bell Syndicate. Incl
Complete new s2-p.s. booklet;
the new forcing bid of two clubs; the
new no-trump bids and responses
This booklet will be sent postpaid on
receipt of g cents per copy, stamps
care Of The Evening star P. o. Box
20, Station w, New York, "A. N. Y.
Evening star., 1944-07-24
OFFICES WANTED.
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

BY RESPONSIBLE PARTY = Permanent
loca ton, downtown area. for jewelry: Bon
335-T, Star 25s
Evening star., 1944-07-24
HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.

FINEST COLORED DEVELOPMENT in this
area: 1-family detached homes on 5000
So. feet. Of land or more. New. modern.
Four blocks on the District line on
Sheriff rd. ne, rent with option to pur-
chase. CHAPEL OAKS CO.. 300 Addison
Chapel I'd, Fairmont Heights, Nd. HI.
Evening star., 1944-07-24
BY Dave BreserIWinnino Controc

BY THE FOUR ACES.
Playing for Bad Breaks
South dealer.
North-South vulnerable.
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The bidding:
South West North East
~ 80 Pass Pass
80 Pass ~ Pass
Pass Pass
Evening star., 1944-07-24

BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED.
WILL BUY OR RENT store or bldg. loca
ton between 11th and 18th SITS. and
II NV. Box 464M, Star.
Evening star., 1944-07-24

1871 Lincoln-zephyr Fordor, r. and b.
1871 Eold super de luxe Fordor r. and h
1871 Plymouth 6pe d. ]. 4-door: r. and h.
1941 Mercury sedan-coupe; r. and h.
1941 Packard 4-door sedan. T. and n.
1041 Studebaker Commander x-door &C.
dam: radio and heater.
BAL Pontiac Torpedo 4-dr. r. and b.
1910 Pontiac 4.dr, r. and h.
1910 Mercury 4-ooor r and
939 LINCOLN. Zephyr conv. sedan. r. and b.
1888 Packard 4-dr. sedan: T. and h.
1888 Packard 7-pass. sedan. :. and h.
Many others. terms, trade. guaranteed
CHERNER. open until q PM. 1881 Fla.
ave NV. dial HO 5000
Evening star., 1944-07-24
PARKING LOTS,
AUTO TRUCKS For SALE

12 eth ST. N.W:-Parkins lot for rent
pply MRS. YAGER.
Evening star., 1944-07-24

LATE MODEL USED AUTOMOBILES.
1912 Chevrolet sedan.
194l Chevrolet sedan.
1871 Ford sedan.
1898 La Sale convertible.
1899 Pontiac.
1899 Ford.
1910 Ford
1910 Chrysler.
1910 Chevrolet.
1912 Studebaker.
KENYoN-PECK, INC. "Arlinston's own
Chevrolet dealer, 2825 Wilson blvd. Arl-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-01-20
WORLD WAR II
A YEAR AGO
JAN. 20, 1943
(By United Press

(By United Press
Germans launch revenge day
light air raid on London; "a Lon
don school children killed In at
tack.
Soviet c0mmunique announces
capture Of ByelOkurakina, lis
miles southeast of OstrOgOzhsk,
southwest of VOrOnezh.
In Tunisia, an enemy force (esti-
mated at about SO tanks and 1000
motorized infantry trOOps) pierces
French positions In the POnt Du
FANS sector.
British admiralty announces
feet minesweeper Inns. Bramble
Is overdue and must be considered
lost.
Chile breaks of relations with
Axis.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-06-08
Shores Plans
PIayProgranl
Recreation Outline
is Comprehensive

ST. CLAIR SHORES - For
the first time in village history.
ST. Clair Shores this summer
will inaugurate a well-roupded
recreation program for chill
dren and adults, including sew
eral fields Of sports in league
formation.
Six recreation centers will be
used Gncludlng two with ten
mis- courts, and teachers of the
public schools will supervise the
Fairgrounds, under the direc-
ton Of Coach Carlton Worden,
of Lakeshore High, who has
been appointed Recreation Di-
rector.
The program will start Mon
day June 10 and the following
places are going 10 be used:
South Lake High School play
ound; Maxine Field; Lake
view High School play ground;
V. F. w. ground and tie nm S
courts formerly known as Tur-
ner Summer Home); Lake Shore
play ground and athletic field,
end the former Masonic Coun-
try Club grounds.
The play grounds will be
opened from / 10 5 p. m. on
Monday through Friday. Start
ing at 7 o'clock in the evening
soft ball games Will be played
at Lake Shore field, V. F. w.
grounds, South Lake Field, and
Masonic Club grounds.
On Mondays and Thursdays,
high school girls will play soft
ball games. On Tuesdays and
Fridays, high school boys will
play. On Wednesdays the mems
adult teams will play. Any boy
or man living in It. Clair Shores
Who has been out of school for
a year, is eligible TO play on
the mems teams.
All seniors who are gradual
ing this year may play with the
high school boys teams. Also
the adults team may play on
Sunday afternoon if they d.
sire. Those teams who do not
want TO play on Sunday, will
have their games scheduled for
Wednesdays.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-06-08
Berlin Radio
REEVES Hope
for Soldier
By NANCY GURNEY

Lltlle Qlu Tic pOStllldu WIN
delivers mail TO the small frame
house at 1880 Ford avenue, Var
Dyke, dream that in his mailbag
one bright morning a few day:
ago, there was a missive destin'
ed TO touch the hearts of two
people, who Mad for five months
silently borne their grief wher
informed by the government
that their son PFC James Man
oleas was missing in action
Yet had that mailman known
the importance Of that bit OF
paper in his sack, he would per-
haps have quickened his step a,
he turned the corner. for il was
a letter from the boy declared
missing letter written In
the firm hand of an undismayed
soldier in German prison
camp.
Speaking with the soft ac-
cents of their native Greece, Mr.
and Mrs. Peter Manoleas talk
rapidly of their son, Jimmy.
Out came the Well-thumbed let
ter with its austere postmark
Then Mr.. Manoleas came for
ward with a handful of post
cards sent from tiny hamlets and
large cities all over the States
These are cards" he explained
"sent TO us by good American
people who heard a shortWave
broadcast message from Ger
many. Jimmy spoke on it."
The cards are all similar tell
ing the simple message over and
over, Dear folks, / am a pris-
oner of war. Am feeling O. K.
Hope you are the same. Treat
ed fine. Send candy and cigar
cites through the Red Cross"
Asked if this was their first
knowledge that he was alive and
a prisoner, Mrs. Manoleas shook
her head and replied, "A rela-
tive in New York heard the
broadcast and called long dis
lance to tell us. 1t was late I'd
night. Then the net day Jim
my's letter came
She continued, her brown eyes
bright now with tears that were
very near, I'VE have two fine
boys, the other one, George, is
lieutenant but Jimmy he is our
youngest, only %. We lor-
America so much. 1t has been
good to us since we came here
in 1914. I'm glad we have two
sons to fight for her but I'm so
happy my Jimmy is alive some
where"
A late afternoon rain had set
in as the interview ended a
rain that clouded the sky and
darkened the earth. but as the
reporter waved goodbye to the
two good Americans" standing
in the doorway, they seemed
surrounded by bright aura of
happiness and hope, and she
knew that there were two peo-
pie who had Weathered the
storm of uncertainty and felt a
deep and renewed faith.