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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.
ING MACHINE WANTED BY priya

ADDING MACHINE WANTED by private
Si5 ss'1 ca oass essussoTs Ssss type
sasY b sun; GRrs sys or bcS co 4ssS pEan. VII p
sso;inch blades. sH., 1908. N''''s
N sp dRne Or homss sns s4% s u. a
SUITES Esss0ea6e oee farntaps Urn Ggs7 dining in
BOOKS WANTED-Books and j pamphlets
bsia By M L Mr. pa5sono G rD Yeems ao Hghext prices
ccaMERAs; cca.s' A: movie EQUIP. photo supplies.
cLoTHNGHehepsttn ptn prices em pad f9 fso foE me5s
used e el2shing ass ga -HERsMAN's. iia& 9TH s
used clothing iarrys' 'fS 13s Ss sth l0E st. men nw
ELESTR1c RLj sTSa; 9psn ssS,E eyes, WIN cal
saRi RErRIeERHroRs M %sao .ay te eonai
S sERcE 81 sn5s cH AEaEfa sasa M dssS
FURNITURE, bric-abrac, china. glassware
pless r1ss pas cs pansRss MRRs hshss sash
EuRNrTURE CO, s5s St. ne asrfs TR. ioss 1ss
issSo%xsz s,sSsst sash pfses Ssiish pad s'fves. e.
soc elee ST refsr, hs rK wasSins aSh
MACHINE, MACH household goods; etc. absolutely
saSP FrRdsd P5ss TSE sS75 best results ss
sTsd;r sysds housshslS hold, soeds; also piano Cali
COL GoItDInring your Old gold. silver, plating
4 filNow lKA5S me- n.y sa s:.S: s:.S e sss
Smai % a ospartment pa upright or q grand. Phone
ffANoGYi am looking for . good spinet !. or
ether. ptshU CAM EN-. t 1sis Hsy nisn price for
sEssos 1aS 9SSusH es a soy any ssss ssSpqiti0n highest
sP5siss,t sTsnd el;no lo h''hss; D.; fRs r.
PIANOS WANTED - Grsnds. spinets or
Rhone by audo woRcH. lilo q st. NV.
i, isdlos: electric appliances; also s' asrsse
SS0sn. Sxpios AND ei GRANb. 1ShS. PIANO wanted. a.
SF; RwsS sssis Ss;i S4 ssS
sS%isa% re- ..','a,n.
pisstjns OF y st.. RE. 1900. RE ssi1.
sUnE soSss THantsd' ps "a suitable for 2o-room
Toy FIRE Rs EkdiNaG4 III ELI. u automohi,. wanted
sasssn cs siT Dupcnt 81 gsal ga child; good
sa a: Ass.SsSs ssy psss s .sd music SIC
WAsHiNG MACHINE--Mother with Q ba-
nieS H urgently needs washing machine. Cali
faWlsfEh sfEhuFfsSs FS s32' s,3a2'-!' .p,p.,, son,o,, a.
nfira crHno PA piano and VIII pay = high cash
EASE SoR SsR 81 BfASsooSps soS ana old .oIa, a..
Wong watshes and discarded 1ewslry. Err
.MaHis HsSaHsr ,ss sss fsp s.a9slsE ss .Ss
saha. aAxf xfisS swIiaSi Iaasifs ssr.o n !, f.noad' On
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

51b DARTMOUTH AVE, Silver spring, Nd.
Nearly new detached brick. B nice rooms.
s to Two a. not or. b.n ss
adults for period of three months SB2b
cash In advance: no children or pets: avail.
SUBURBAN COTTAGE. taste.
fully furnished. @ miles to White House, .
large bedrms. with twin beds, ample
with open fireplace. screened porch opening
on stone terrace, modern Kitchen and re-
Iriserhtion; Ions view; lawn, trees, one
acre land: lease S2l5 per month. II you
want quaintness and comfort with privacy,
address Box l7S-M, Star. Please state
occupation and size Of family.
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ROOMS FURNIsHEp--tasrshsss,.

s0Is FERRY 81. N.E.LFront room. next
bath, c,h,w,, large closets, for 2 empl.
chssastisnsi sisa NnST SYs tssnr e scrnsr MI l655
Bile room, twin beds;. excellent transp.;
Laundry phone privileses, Du. 72be
$500 RHODE ISLAND AvE.-Niee room in
private home 8 doors from carline: same
as District fare: SO weekly,
9S3 II ST. NE.---Nicely furnished single
room for young lady. next to bath; conven-
2 GIRLS TO SHARE nicely furnished
house with other sirls. Call after 8 pm.
Mich. PARK. 4ao7 18th st. n.e.-ouiet,
single front room, clean, attr,, adj bath,
SINGLE OR DOUBLE ROOM. in nj private
nome; one-naif block from cars and buses
! 5o3 34th s.; ne, TR. 1855.
8.a II sT. N,E.-Nicely furnished single
room for young lady, next to bath; conven.
m aah AND poGGsAs easi yfyf.e NE.Apt. hsm. sedroom
privilege; sood transp. No. Sas4.
fOs ST. N.E.-Large front. double bed
saass u.s. ST. srsass ssss esh
including inelosed porch, suitable for i
or z; well heated, next BATH near bus
iioi DouGLAs 81. NE. in; Brentwood t, wi vi.
lageENewlg furnished room for , or 4
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HoUsls WANTln 10 RlNT teeat. !.

HOUSES WAhTID 70 amt tesns., !.
WARRINGTON 1U13NE13UzN dSslfss
q os.s,, 2 ss,erscm. ~, HHiyrpiiA:d ,hsIse With
sinin acceptshlsi WI sign Tease; two
lis. 81. sssifss ei your HON. .''ulsd' 1I;su- !:
about &l2b for 4 reliable EnGlish couple.
nn ehilarsn' REQUIRED November 9Th.
hRdssil RoMELIklE HOUSE. furnished. desired BY
regular Army Air Corps colonel, aged "a,
now here for permanent station from over
Gan pay " TO s,So Even en- eer
hs haze e, !, Wis s 09: Ssvi 10y and opsss
| floors to furniture. Like 70 sive an occa-
sional party, but take dim view of using
pianos for ash trays, Prefer . bedrooms
possible. Within reasonable distance oi
Pentagon desired. Must have 30-day clause
or permission to sublet. am At 0eorsia
WANTED TO RENT s-rm. house. unfur,
nished, AMI. convenient to school and
transp Washington or vicinity, in exchange
Sl lily 3 Sr phli 4aaEE E. would nY fsss ii. or
rooms; sons In service, no children: forced
to vacate due to place sold: nrst Of Decem-
bsE E,nr GT betors; nnsr best re-, e., oE. 1866
bedroom furnished house and Garase; ne
Mscncni, MSnicscn; W1sssInins'on S1sI or vicinity cal
HOMEowNER capable of maintaining prop
erty can use, s-bedroom house in suburbs;
advance rents for proper place. II no
house, apt. will do, 81 sO63 g.
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HOUSES UhFuahusHEn,

large 18th st home, SUITABLE
ior entertaining, Gas heat; rent, S2b0; viii
homs @ IN nv. SECTION to accommodate .
/ rooms. batS' h'-W'h' ah1: 'cosi9 Mp (:
vacant Nov, Tth, See OWNER. basement
door ,32l Isth st. ne. between 6 and
WILL VII ExcHASGE. sHai e mon vicinity Of Falls
Church, 2-bedrm, house, fireplace, block
from bus line, for small 1-bedrm apt,
vicinity OF Arlington or NV Washington
only. Cali Fails Church ss9s-J saturday
after $50, Sunday II to 4.
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ROOMS suRN.---Ne,shwsss tcsss.,.
6Os MASS. AVE. N.W.-LarSe bedroom and
sun parlpr. can accommodate 8; beautiful
private home; phone, gas heat, shower.
DUPONT ClRCLE--Large, warm. wellsfur-
nished ym,. semipvt. bath. tel, maid serv-
Ice. IN private apt. convenient to trans
portation. Refs. ex. DE. 30s6 after $3.50
nm. or 10 a.m, Sunday. s.
5i21 10th ST. NV, 2 blocks of wis. ave.
Music lover or photo fan, single room
with privilege to pursue hobby: garage II
desired. WO. $500,
@ia5 ST. N.M.--Small single studio hall
rm., SO; single housekeeping room. SO;
coLoFEsp5-sRoi s!eS odsIs5 III ssa. Rys St NV; on. room
and kitchen for rent; man and wife or
| two ladies, A.
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HoUsEs WANTEp 70 RrNT

NAVAL OFFICER desires rent Of buy g.
M@2RsE @ Republic 74oo, Ext. s44s.
BY refined couple: unfurnishsd; nv. ssc-
maid ! room and Sssk: TjNgl sIy, Nv u % tySG
per me-: "a or ar0und XsihlnsE6n: q 81
befofe Dec. 1st. MA. 2263.
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FARM 3 GARDEN.

CORN, U. S, 13, hybrid, yellow. dent,
small or large lots. CHI. 8916
TOPsOIL, very good, for lawns and green
wyn $50 4.
TRACToRs--Au types farm equipment;
straw and feed Falls Church 2190 a.
TREES REMOVED, evergreens trimmed; (;
expert vorkmen; work covered by insur-
ance. For estimates, call Union 0a62 9"
TRAILER, 4-wheel, pneumatic tires, 2
sets; body 16x6i hitch to truck or tractor;
Sl50 Bowie 284l
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TABLE BOARD.
GOOD HOME-COOKED

GOOD HOME-COOKED FOOD~-BreaKfast,
35c; dinner, SOC. 1406. 10th st. NV.
COLoRED--Table board: delicious South
ern-cooked evening meals: reasonable f43
Morton pl ne TR 1000
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ROOM WITH BOARD WANTED

ROOM AND BOARD for working mother
child, Write particulars, BOX 14s-R. Star,
KIND MoTHER and aiaei adult Yino son. quiet peo-
pie. desire room and board. private home
preferred. Box 167-R, Star 81
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DUPONT AREA-1st floor, : rooms,
studio type apt, complete kitchen. cleo.
ployed people. everything iurn. including
daily maid service, $50 mo. NO. 877O.
GIRL a5-35 to share aLartment in pvt.
nome; 20 min. downtown, share work
ane expense. MISS VINO, SOs North
Garollra ave Sc. Sat. 5-l0, Sunday a-5 -
5I29 JEFFERSON ST. NV, semidet., gem
TIE nome, converted rec. room, above
street level; rooms, kit, pvt. bath, utils
hstysen ana s, al day Sunday. III.
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

CONGENIAL YOUNG MAN to share two
room apt. with another young man; private
path and entrance. Call evenings after Z
LAO st: NV. Apt: 3. 4.
GIRL WILL SHARE, beautiful spacious stu
aso ase sonaptmeTt with renned Protestant cirl,
6lg'H ST. S.W.--2 basement rooms, c.h.v.,
sink: block from school and carline:
65I8 COOLIDGE ST, Maryland Park. Nd.
= rooms, kitchen and bath. furnished
except utensils and linens: garage avail
abI ABLE; private home: adults only. HI.
NAVAL OFFICERS ts) to share end f,oor
suite tentire foor with 2 other ofncers;
3 bedrooms living rm., pvt. bath and
ahys shewer, unlim. phone. pvt. entrance. AT.
.ne-FLoOR SUITE, entire floor, bed.
90s ep ms kyifgg rm private bath and show
ited phone: suitable for 5. AT. 1855.
EOSSDHu CASTLE. 700 East Woodbine,
Cheyy Chase, Md; bedroom, living rm.,
kitchen and bath; large terrace, unusually
beautiful apt; prefer men or employed
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loArs.

FOR SzLE-i1-ft. Bermuda -riFsed saii-
boat. Slip II, Columbia Yacht Club.
Call Elk. 1910. Ext. 3s5. OF WI. I775
BOAT. Snipe sailboat: toy condition: by
serviceman being transferred; priced for
quick sale. Call CHI, 2494 after / pm.
nG S Kermafb ssine lint otdr nSt beam 1895 soSa
CHARLEY'S MARINE RAILWAY.
RUNAROuT, I6' Old Town mahogapy
out, motor DoeKed at Columbia Yacht
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HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.

FINEST COLORED DEVELOPMENT in thii
area: l-famtly detached homes on 5000
Four blocks OF the District line on
Sheriff rd ne, rent with option TO pur-
chase. CHAPEL OAKS CO., 800 Addison
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POULTRY q EGGS.

PuLLETS, 80 White Leghorn, laying. Ber-
wyn 165-J-5.
BABY CHICKS, feed ano poultry supplies
ME 0OSo
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COLCRED-4O35 Grant St ne, in ths
midst of tranquil neishborhood of COM
Portable dst homes Z, block trom Min,
bedrooms, oak floors, h.-vh., large mod
ern kitchen, spacious attic all on a los
4041 Gait pl. n.e.-Det. brick bungslow,
: bedrooms. living room and kitchen.
h.-vh.; to be vacated Nov. :; $500,
81 100 cash, sac per month. Shown by
appointment only Cooperation with Other
brokers. Ewes. and Sun, call MI Harps,
JOHN R. PINKETT. INC, Exclusive Agent,
1902 New JERSEY ave NV, Do S7s7.
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MOVING. PACKING 8 STORAGE.

MOVING AND STORAGE. reasonable rates:
payment on your moving. EDELMAN s
MOVING d. STORAGE co, TA o93T, a
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COAL. WOOD. FUEL OIL

cHToNfsH eoRpwoob sES asEsTof0 BE- a4fS 10 cord
FIREPLACE WOOD, seasoned. cut Is to
livery. Phone WO. 275S after g pm.
OAK AND HICKORY, well seasoned. $50
cord; delivered, Vienna 12-W-11, MIR.
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DOGS. PETS, ETC.

GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIEs by ch.
Mark Of Clarandail, u, b., preceded by 4
generations OF U. D. training. MI. 1000.
PUPPIES, mixed breed. So each. eo1e
Powhatan rd,, Hyattsyille. Md. Phone
PEkINGEsE--choose now; real pets. ideal
gift; show winners pups, ? to 8 months.
Me. 92o4, Falls Church s31-W-3.
BOSTON, male, mo-. registered, mark
mss could not be painted OH more per-
fentlv, SIS ia 43ot
MINIATURE SCHNAUZER. gentle, male,
20 mos; old, elisib!e tor registsstion; owner
in service. EN-. 13ag 80
WANT GOOD HOME for small kitten.
female, months old: sive pet. Call RE.
sIAMESE KITTEN, male, about I months
BIER Jr., Spenoerville. Nd, Ashton 376a
COOKERS, pedigreed, Red Brucie and ch
Torohill Trader blood lines; red and
blond 1919 18TH st. ne, NO. 7427.
COCKER PUPPIES, . months old. females
and ! male. Axe registration applied for
FREE 70 Coon HOME, kittens. white and
gray and white, 9s2s Bristol ave. Silver
Spring. Md, SH. 4OoS.
D0BERMAN. male. no papers -------- S25
Persian kitten, orange, female S10
Fox terrier-beagle cross s-- So
Chows, red, registered --~-y S15, x2b, S35
Cookers. reds, blacks S35. $40, $50
DOG HOTEL. T344 Georgia ave, IA. 432l,
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CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK.

RIDING HORSES 12), / gaited: saddles
and brides. Can rent stable; also stable
man TO take care OF same. Mr.. CURLES,
DAIRY cows I6) and all equipment ].
" W A, ,MAGSKgSIMLTGSNF, SagSl It N Nerhsek; Md.
martingales and all horse goods W. H
SToMBocK g. SON, 327S M st. NV. MI,
THOROUGHBRED SADDLE MARE, with
papers. child broken, 4 years old. HI.
0gba w.
work AND RIDING HORSES. ponies, all
sizes; a mule colts, cheap; new and used
Western and English saddles; harness, all
kinda; double and single wagons: straw
rides BY hotT. Rear 136 18th st. Sc.
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SILVER SPRING, of E-W. highway
1852. &c
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DETACHED BRICK, near Chevy Chase
Circls-Hea center-hall-plan home,
room first floor; 3 bedrms, and 2 baths
second floor; automatic heat, full attic,
large side porch. elec. refsr., insulated,
from shopping center, convenient to pub
lie and parochial schools; price reduced to
less than S2o'0oo, for immediate sale; Call
UcHs M avces co ,so5 M9 81 nw sHANaos Ma asas
CHEVY CHASE, D. CA detached brick
home with 8 rooms, 2 baths, brick saragc,
located Just one block off Conn. ave. Con-
until pm. j. WESLEY BUCHANAN,
BRICK COLONIAL, s1o.75o: silver Spring,
beautiful brick home. living, dining rooms:
modern kitchen, gas heat, built-in garage,
ssofs LESLIE gfId n HER e Wo 5sa
HILLCREST, 3Io4 Wee pl s.e.x-We have
open for your inspection sun. from 2 to
detached brick home; "a baths, gas air.
cond. heat; built-in garage and back porch.
D. H. JOHNSON CO.. MA. s2ee or ewes
s5sdzLo%, fs51 a SSls' s1as N. p.sot. ave. NV.
ss,75O-5 large rms, fireplace, foored
ssS .sass s.sa ss is5sIs RSsy si g. '$s1lo III
rsse. Near Gordon and western High.
fISsli.a4 ss;h iSsoSa SaS s9sFx FxofE.iY fR e0
fre escapes, Phone CO. 1921 before 0:30
In. or after $40 pm. g.
MONRoE aT. NV, bet, I4th and 18th
sts.--6 rooms, bath, h.-w.h., coal; full base
ment. Phone CO. 1891 before Gao an.
or altar $50 pm. 9.
se.--6 large rooms, bath. hctrwater
heat, coal; lot I2Oxi00; y6.pe0, Nh.
oLlpPH aftsr . p.m. px ookt; day,
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Turkish Chrome

Turkey is stopping deliveries of chrome to
Germany. This is not only diplomatic victory
for the American and British ambassadors at
the Turkish capital. 1t is the equivalent of a
major battle victory as we'll
For chrome is an essential ingredient in the
manufacture of steel and Germany's war pro.
gram like all war programs is dependent in
large measure on steel production for shells
and bombs and ships and planes, and Ger
many has been getting substantial percent
age of its chrome from Turkey With this
source of supply cut off, the Nazi war makers
will be in as bad a fix for steel as for OIL
Turkeys attitude toward the Allies has not
been very satisfactory of late. Her government
made demands upon America and Britain as
the price for Turkish entry into the war
which the Washington and London govern
ment could not reasonably meet with result
that instead of playing definite part In the
defeat of the Axis Turkey remains on the SIDE
line The Allied feeling for Turkey has oeen
none too cordial in recent months.
The Ankara decision on chrome Will serve
to lessen the tension
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QUOTATIONS

Today we are on Germany's 2o-yard line,
about midfield the other Pacific) front.
and we have to produce and deliver the
number of men and amount of materials
required to make the touchdown.
Lieut. Gen. Brehon B. Somervell, Army
Service Forces chief
The magnitude of our total war produc-
ton is now equal to the combined war out
put of the rest of the world.
War Manpower Director Paul V. McNutt.
It is utterly ridiculous at this stage OF the
war to have married men telling their
families goodby, giving up their jobs and
selling their businesses, only to be told the
next day it was all mistake and that they
will not be needed
Sen. Robert A. Taft of Ohio.
They Gap prisoners) seem to enjoy our
menus, our soap and water. There was an
atmosphere of contentment such as you
might find in the Army and Navy Club after
the days work is done
Maj. Gen. Ross E. Rowen. back from
Bougainville.t
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Avoid Run-Off Primary

There is some possibility that all local
elections will be settled at the primary
scheduled for May q. But if any should not
be, if leading candidate fails to secure the
necessary margin to win on the first ballot,
the Star-News earnestly urges all candidates
TO agree in advance not to demand a run-off.
We believe it very desirable to relieve the
electorate of the Inconvenience and the county
OF the expense of a second primary. BY
such an agreement the candidate receiving the
greatest number of votes, although not actual
majority of all votes cast could 60 on the
ticket for the November election.
This is what was done in the state primary
when Mr.. Broughton led the field for COVER
nor and his nearest opponent withdrew, to
the great relief of the voters and the benefit
of the public Golfers. 1t would prove as bene-
fetal in the forthcoming primary election as
it did in the state then
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materials. The monthly collection goal is ap-
proximately 4oooooooo tin cans, more than
twice the current monthly collection of ap-
proximately 100, 900 cans Tin cans are an
important source of supply for pure tin which
is needed to make new containers in order to
safeguard food supplies for our armed forces.
Almost all food for the fighting fronts arrives
overseas in tin-lined steel containers, and at
sea every sailor, marine and coast guards
man eats food protected by tin. Used cans are
also the source of much scrap steel. More
steel is salvaged from them than from battle
field scrap today. Approximately $4,000 tons
of tin are needed for making bronze to be
used in the shipbuilding program.
From now on we must salvage 66 per
cent of all waste paper, instead of As per
cent, as we did during the past months. What
is needed is coordination of all groups re-
sponsible for the collection program and COM
plete cooperation from every man, woman
and child in the community.
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With Ernie Pyle

ships and the soldiers can only sit
there idle and sweat it out when
bombs or shells start flying.
You should see them work when
a ship is about finished and it
looks as though they might not get
through in time to catch the next
convoy.
They laugh tell a story about
one ship which finished As minutes
after the convoy started The skip
per pulled anchor and started chas-
ing the convoy. The Navy radioed
him orders to stop and wait. But
this fellow kept right on going. He
simply figured he'd rather face dis
culinary action at Naples than
German bombers for one more
night at Anzio.
The Nays premise was that he
was in greater danger from Ger
man subs and E-boats while rum
ming alone after the convoy than
he would be from another night at
Anzio. They have it all figured out
by percentages, and they are right.
But this fellow was lucky and
caught up with the convoy. never
heard what his supe-.iors did when
he got there, but I bet they didn'
invite him out for a round of golf
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Salvage

North Carolinians have done creol1aDle
ioh If sa1vaging paper, cans and fats thus lar
tb;s vear hut war production goals call Tor
,,7oh larger contributions. Collections must
be stepped up, if we are TO 40 Jul wllole
duty. says George X. Snow executive savage
secretary for the state.
Quoting Donald Nelson's statement made
..,,s, tho wpB chairman was in Atlanta last
,..1- n Of at is impossible to estimate to the
fullest extent the part that our salvage pro-
cram has played in helping bring the natlon
laser n meeting production goals MIR. snow
.:s y, 81 in 1e43 the country as whole saved
an average of only 60 tin cans per ta1niis
and achieved only little more than nail Oh
the quota for used household fats.
Tin is one of the most critically needed war
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serving the Ledo road. Il they should sever
this, General Stilwells Chinese apd American
infantry, "who are beating back the Japanese
in north Burma and carving trail for
new lifeline into China would be in bad
position This threat, adds Mr.. Shallett, to
General stilwells supplies should not have
been permitted to develop.
Thus the fighting in India is shown to be
serious enterprise, in which the British
have net covered themselves with glory. The
change in command which Mr. Shallett hints
may have to be made ought not to be delayed
too long, despite the opinion in Washington
that the military situation is not as grave as
many suppose.
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BY JOHN SELBY
Very much of a miscellany

The dozens of systems for hand
ling our postwar situation now be-
ing chartered about are nothing
new, Report on Demobilization''
shows. People were just as fore
handed in 1918; their forehand-
edness got them no more than at
tention, in most cases. James R.
Mock and Evangeline Thurber
have decided that it would be
healthy to reassemble the ideas as
they developed long ago, and thew
are right. They are also a little
frightening, because what thew
have dug up sounds like a far
echo of the sounds we hear TO-DAY.
university of Oklahoma; $50
A compendium of all KNOWLEDGE
of American birds or any other
subject usually winds up by be.
ing so detailed that only a spe-
cialist dare tackle it, or so SIM
plified that anyone with more than
a passing interest in the subject
is not much impressed. The H.
Illustrated Encyclopedia of Ameri-
can Birds by Leon Augutus
Hausman, designed as text for
ornithology beginners, leans to-
ward simplification. Listing every
one Of the 1922 species Of birds