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Evening star., 1944-01-16

prosperous year. " w. Aou"soiooo.
Former head of the Takoma Park
Chamber of Commerce, he also is
a past president of the Lions Club
At their annual meeting the di-
rectors also elected c. A. Reed a
new vice president.
Two New Directors Elected.
Shareholders of the Home Loan g.
Savings Association elected two new
directors at the annual meeting, W.
I. Peeler and A. B. Curtis, President
r. c. Worth has announced.
The Executive Committee of the
District Building and Loan League
will meet Tuesday afternoon in the
boardroom of the Perpetual Build
ing Association.
Daily Made Industrial Agent.
Dallas T. Daily has been appointed
general industrial agent of the Sea-
board Air Line Railway, with head
quarters at Norfolk, it was an
nounced here yesterday. He has
been in the department II years and
has helped locate host of plants in
the roads territory.
Burlington Is Advanced.
George Burlington, who was in
close contact with Washington
bankers during his two-year service
with Secretary Morgenthau in the
sale of War Bonds. has been ap-
pointed executive vice president of
the National City Bank of Cleve-
land, it was learned here yesterday.
Evening star., 1944-01-16
Building Groups
Boost Holdings
OF War Bonds
BY EDWARD C. STONE.

Sales Of War Bonds by building
and loan associations af1iliated with
the Federal Home Loan Bank of
Wlnston-Salem, plus purchases of
Government securities for their own
accounts, have crossed the $50 00O,-
600 mark, James Twohy, governor
OF the Home Loan Bank System, re-
ported yesterday.
Since the beginning of the Treas
ury's War Savings Bond campaign
in 1941. sales of the member insti-
tutions In the Winston-Salem bank
have increased steadily, he added.
Under the leadership Of o. K. La
Rogue, president of the bank, men,
bers are already well organized for
the national drive which starts
Tuesday.
The membership of the Winston
Salem bank comprises building and
loan associations and insurance
companies in Washington and seven
Southern States. The Capitals as
sociations have already subscribed
for $7,500,000 War Bonds for their
own portfolios in the coming drive
and all are qualified Treasury
agents to sell bonds to their patrons.
Thirty Years With One Firm.
Randolph M Harper, newly elected
president of the Washington Asso-
ciation of Credit Men, succeeding
Lewis w. Magruder, is credit man
Evening star., 1944-01-16
Rail Securities
Leading at End
Of Good Week
Some SpecioIties Gain,
Industrial and Utility
Shores Narrow
BY BERNARD s. OHARA,

NEW YORK, Jan. 15.-Financial
markets today finished a generally
satisfactory week, with rail stock
and bonds continuing to run away
from other securities on Che recov-
cry sprint.
For shares it was the liveliest
short session since September
with the averages touching best
marks since late October. In addi-
ton to the transportation section.
scattered specialties again exhibited
strength. Leading industriaIs and
utilities were narrow.
Most gains ranged from fractions
to point with isolated fayorites
up as much as 3. Turnover wa,
lo3, 3,82O shares versus 96,695 last
Saturday.
The Frightening earnings outlook
for the carriers, prospects of profit
able reorganization for a number
OF roads, the fact railways will have
lew postwar transition problems
and overnight settlement of tho
wage dispute with the operating
unions helped accentuate the rail
upswing which persisted virtually
throughout the week.
STOCKS stumbled Monday but re.
vlved Tuesday on the weeks largest
volume. There was some cashine
IN after the Presidents message
10 Congress on labor and other
problems had been released. Prices
on balance dipped Wednesday and
Thursday as apprehension owe:
taxes and other national Questions
revived. The budget message Thurs
DAY was taken in stride, although
overnight consideration of the s100-
ooo'OOo,o00 summary brought a cer-
taln amount of imitation purchasino
Friday.
The fact previous sell-offs had
brought out little stock also inspired
relnvestment purchasing in brisk
dealings. Individual situations
earnings and dividends spurred p
number of climbers
Evening star., 1944-01-16
Business Briefs

Increased Business Activity in the
last week was reflected by the index
of the magazine Business Week,
which reached 2426, compared with
240.l in the previous week, 243.4 a
month ago, 234.8 six months ago and
22l.5 a year ago.
Wholesale Buyers Are More
Choosy, and while they are anxious
to replenish low retail stocks, they
are looking for quality merchandise
as consumers are no longer accept
ing "just anything" Dun g. Brad
street reported. Wholesale volumes
expanded this week with a sharp
increase in the number of out-of-
town buyers. Food sales remained
about 10 per cent above a year ago.
Private Building Permits in 215
leading cities totaled $5O9, lis, ,136 in
l943, smallest years total since 1895,
and 36l per cent below 1912 figures,
which in turn were 45.5 per cent be-
low 1941, the statistical firm also
announced. A more favorable trend
appeared at the end of l943, how
ever. and the December total of
$42, 1893, ,483 was 81 per cent above
December, 1912.
Industry's RecOnversi0n to civilian
production may turn out to be very
different from the orderly proce-
dure" planned by the WPB, accord
ing to Brig. Gen. Leonard P. Ayres
Cleveland Trust Co. economist. The
process is already getting underway
and conforms to no prearranged
plan because it results from unfore-
seen military developments, he
added.
Eager Textile Buyers welcomed a
slow trickle of goods this week, the
first activity OF the new year. Con-
sumers hoped that cotton offerings
even though confined to piece-meal
lots OF print cloths, medical gauze
and some sheetings would mark ar
end to the lengthy market deadlock
New York Central Railroad earned
more than $3.50 a share in 1913
compared with S7.61 share in 1912
President F. E. Williamson reported
In letter to stockholders. Recore
wartime activity lifted the year.
gross to a new peak, despite present
relatively low freight and passenger
rates, he said.
Duplan Corp. earned $685. 5,349 o.
$l.32 a share in six months endec
November 30, compared with $685..
509 or $1.10 share in the same 1874:
period when 50,000 was reserved fol
contingencies.
Roses 5, 10 & Is Cent Stores, Inc.
reported December sales of 1892.
571. a gain of 93 per cent over De.
cember, 1912. The years sales wer,
sll, III. .48l. an increase of 1873 pc,
cent over 1912.
Standard Oil Co. of California de
clared a dividend of so cents a com
mon share, payable March Is t,
holders of record February Is. 1
payment of 40 cents a share wa,
made on March IS, 1943.
Higgins Aircraft, Inc, received ,
S3,750,000 increase in its contrac
with Defense Plant Corp. to provid,
additional facilities at New Orleans
North American Aviation, Inc
received an additional 81 900, ,OO
from Defense Plant Corp. for plan
facilities at Inglewood, Calf.
Wholesale Dry Goods institute
will hold its 17th annual convention
at New York next Wednesday an,
Thursday.
Evening star., 1944-01-16
Chicago Grain

CHICAGO, Jan, Is R,.-Grains 70.
Of easeq fsq1v SUBSTANTIALLY under the pressure
perencing its sharpest one dsy dec,ins
nau m many any. weeks and wheat reaching =
Naw*s low SINCE imposition of Ceilings
MAKE marset ~ characterized M by lack Of buyins
3 cents and wheat more than noen oents 'nan
teeoie lee rally carried prices somewhat abova
en cue oays bottoms. Reports of easiness in
OF large imports from Canada and Dos
sioly Argentlna and the fayorabIe wsr
news news were considered reasons for the
A, AZ the close wheat was down 1h-1S,
Ma May' 81 o9s4,s. Oats were of al x;
Nay Nay II9s Rye was 21s-3 cents io&eri
May, 81 2sh-S1 .2s, and barley was oS
Range at principal markets today.
Evening star., 1944-01-16
Steel Plate Surplus
Foreseen by Midyeur
BY the Associated prasr

~ 014e <HSSOCIdISO PreSS.
NEW YORK, Jan. 15.-Demand
1or steel plate continues high, but
some concern is beginning to be ex-
pressed in trade circles over possi-
ollty OF a long-range over-supply.
particularly with respect to shin.
yard stockpiles around midyear.
Demand for steel for railroads 4.
picking up. Material for 10000
freight cars, covering first and sec
ond quarters, has been allocated.
In ADDITION there are reports OF
large orders for freight cars for uss
abroad. The industry says rail or
derS are increasing.
Evening star., 1944-01-16

War veteran. He took up insurance
In 1920.
The War Department film, "Bap-
tism of Fire" which has caused
wide comment, will be shown and
Joseph A. Barbeau, manager Acacia
Mutual, chairman of the associa-
tion's War Bond Sales Committee,
will report on drive activities.
Mayor Takes Up Banking.
The newly elected president of
the Citizens Bank of Takoma Park.
Q. w. Youngblood, is serving his
second term as Mayor of Takoma
Evening star., 1944-01-16

New Orleans Prices
NEW ORLEANS. Jan. Is R,.-week
cotton futures here today. Closing prices
were barely steady, Is cents a bale higher
to 10 cents lower: March, 1894: Nav
nrs5g-Is; July. 19.43; October, 1908;
Spot cotton closed steady, UNCHANGED.
sales 1909 Low middling. 1895; mid
onne, 1875: good middline. 20.16. Re-
ceipts. 6,2S7 Stocks ISS,612.
b bid: n nominal
Evening star., 1944-01-16
Some Springs Released
For 1914 Furniture
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
FURNITURE manufacturers yester.
DAY were advised that steel springs
up 70 121a per cent of the total
springs used in each quarter of l94I
WIN be made available by the War
PRODUCTION Board for upholstered
furniture in 1914.
The use OF steel springs in furni-
ture has been banned for some
time.
The WPB said surplus quantitie,
OF steei for springs are currently
available and their use will not re-
qulre additional labor or facilities
Evening star., 1944-01-16
Tobacco Murts to Close

FARMVILLE. Va, Jan. Is R.-
Dark-fired tobacco markets at
Lynchburg, Farmville, Blackstone
and Bedford will be closed Wednes-
day and Thursday of next week due
to labor shortage in tobacco fac
tories, the local dark fired tobacco
growers association has announced.
Evening star., 1944-01-16

a , e i " 1 y IL e
Smoot Sand g.
G r a el Corp,
and has been
connected W | t h
the company 80
years.
Mr.. H a r p e r
has been vice
president of the
ere dit associa-
ton during the
past year and
one of the direc-
tors for a much
longer period.
A native of
L e e-S burg, Va,
Evening star., 1944-01-16
New York Cotton

NEW YORK, Jan. Is GP-Cotton fu-
lures finished unchanged to 25 cents a
bale lower today after losing small early
ton.
The decline followed slip by grain
futures and was despite persistent light
contracts
Some influence was attributed to re-
ports Spanish interests had indicated a
desire to buy raw cotton.
The range.
Evening star., 1944-01-16

Fdth n, ndS UCCI
a director of the
bank over three
years and has
S erv d on the
E X e c u t ! v e
Board.
For some years
Mr.. Youngblood
was a hardware
merchant in Ia
kona Park. He
succeeds l.. V.
l. a m p son and
becomes head of
the institution
following a very
Evening star., 1944-01-16

field su per / n
t e n d e n t S and
managers, will
address the jan
uary meeting of
the District Life
U n d e rwriters'
A S S o C i alton
next Thursday
noon at the Will
lard Hotel, Pres
ident Charles w
O'Donnell a n =
nounced yester-
day. Mr.. Fisher
is a H arvar I'd
man, form e r
Evening star., 1944-01-16
Commodity Prices

NEW YORK, Jan. Is lP,-The Associ-
ated Press weighted wholesale prices index
OF 36 commodities today advanced to
1861 90
Previous day, 1O61O; week ago, 1O6.11:
month ago. 1929; year ago. 1O4.3
'43-'44. 1912. 1871. 1910.
High -- 107 54 1922 9512 7Sc5
Low 10343 g554 7703 az "a
1928 average equals 1OO
Evening star., 1944-01-16
Foreign Exchunqe

NEW YORK Jan. Is IP,-cgo.inv
Britain in dollars. others in Cents:
market los per cent discount or so 3TE
United States cents, .121a of a cent lower.
europe; Great Britain oficial buying
Latin America: Argentina free 25.O9t
Brazil free 5 ION. Mexico. % Rhn
Evening star., 1944-01-16
Odd-Lot Declines

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. Is LP,.-The S.
turlties Commission reported today these
transactions by customers with odd-lot
for January IA: BOSE purchases Involving
S7.262 shares; 3.434 sales involving a4, ,7ns
ii ,566 shares s
Evening star., 1944-01-16

CHICAGO Cash Market
No cash wheat; no corn. Oats, sample
1.44h nominal; feed. isl 81 nom.
Nominal ma F1ef fimotsI ssfS geT5sh 9o
14.OO-15 90: red clover, 31.5O; sweet
Evening star., 1944-01-16

he is a member of the Board of
Trade and is particularly we'll known
in the building industry.
Insurance Expert to Speak.
Max c. Fisher, assistant secretary,
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co.,
who has made a brilliant record in
the training Of agents, as we'll as
Evening star., 1944-01-16
CupitoI Securities

:, NUFef the EOunter.1
Inc following nominal bid and asked
auotations on Washinston securities traded
over the counter as of Friday have been
assembled for The Star by washington
members OF the National Association OF
Security Dealers. Inc: -
Evening star., 1944-01-16

xfUnit OF trading 10 shares sales printed in full
N nanKrpptcy or receivership being reoreanized
under BANKRUPTCY Act, securities assumed by such
companies Rates Of dividend in the foresons table
are annual disbursement based the last quarterly or
sem-annual declaration. Unless otherwise noted spe.
sal 10 or s. EXTRA divdends not included e
Paid last year. PAYABLE In stock. Z Declared or
PAID SO far this year. Payable in Canadian funds
Evening star., 1944-01-16
WASHINGTON Stock EXCHANGE
OR YEAR 1914 UP TO

Reported by w. b. Washngton D., C0
ON M5sHMqT6h srpeK
0oNDs
800 CAPITAL n1ln GL ,o47
Evening star., 1944-01-16
EEKLY SUMMARY OF THE NEW YORK sTOCK EXCH

WV e'NV'tNS SNVVNVNIr JNNVNkI y, I5ffI
quotations furnished by the Associated Press
1943-44 Stock and Sales Net II
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-07
LOST AND FOUND

ttaCk andy shte lsrsI4 t---.er lese
TreFt71 cers s923t u7, lo h.nf r7o'
r'Hari Ei1rUnrl 3fSN
fl.If IDAs+ wfh music H+f .e.t.uH.
D..r ans Nfrf. -Fssr- rVtrboe lHl-
T.OF -TraFehng hsE mar-nr v.fn nrr.
sf'rfF. large letter N rs rsv 'r school
r-. Frr --rrF irving an h"f rrrsrrsI effects.
r 'rH.f 0f irItn nepnt ~..rst1v naceu
Ho ~ questions asked. $50 reward.
ci.e--, 2sso
Lf1s.r.. E-c5Hfty Ffht ct, t-7r Fsfk f'trt
Fi.OlHDTOP Fevav- rarDr1 400 Bun
HiIfng ~ phone rtisr flon
iosf-l pc, n,r' 2'sss s2- nse,ne
500 1ige Siu0 reward ~ a22a
Lusr- cod brsrsl.r rfr rsf heslt
aHprf stone -.ers4s- uesral rsR 4ri
unr00k 1897
L.,r 49, Ferlart -.1l4-a .t4.s ,.s.a.fa
sr+ W0or-s.e fe.s-t Nl1evoog
io~T 0ht' sofa fena11 -7z $40 rs-
r1rf oi.fs Sis
oFEfEt,rn sr8r.-t nitIr r.ar. lrf nrife-
asl-in1 c'Ilr h-ra -s,ssl1. russssrf
Nlt REWARD f.f r,tsru OF blsrk fsrls .
Gree. Dane. 'orf ytCinlrv chcaE1 -R-zL-
r'-'--rT-r. Knssers 'Stsr." lincoln
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-07
FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Fred G.. Marshall Sons. Inc.
HOMIE FCF FUNERALS
/. f6- g. ia l.e-tz--..saz tE Frstas e.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-07
rIuDrBiNG AND HATING

$50 DfGGtNG No Mess. sewers. Drains
cleaned electric machine. Finest equip
w.7' oRe-pn 1t4s
$50 rtffGINt5. 40 NESS sewers Grams
cared electric m7cnlDe fineT EQUIP
~fnf oFrcon 2t4S
SEWERS. d-aius cleaned. no mess tdon
c'-l. guar. day-niEht ca. u456
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-07

BEST workmanship 81 arantsed painting
decorating. ~ah wasain-. TO 6-e353
rArERHANCf~g g. and uu paper in
sia4..if a.tter tist. s55a.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-07

Al PAPERHNFCrNG KNr eoMlNING
PAINTING ANY TIME TEMPLE ORA
a COMPLETE pahffrs. fer--4t'nK ssrv-
zee Euayarfatf rHFs"rBn'e Milton
cuuspGt r 1O,gntrrf I.H-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-07

Irr-Harper and Frnotsnse ~. oJt5
ALL Cartoon Shorts. Hurnrnrer Ro.srf
" Ma.~ey "Arttor IN tn Narth Ntianfis
my Mas dnm Tor ook 'has tnhuru.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-07
RADIO SERVICE

At RADIo SERVICE
we reEf'r AT makes ~ radios and elect -f
Fn Ersrts EIara rteed WORK 1917
Whittier Arlington oslo
GAIL N~eWoo1 q2es FOR guarantee
ratio scf, ce Fr0wrt pickup ara de-
hre-y m i7rFe art mall radios
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-07
AUTHORIZATIONS SERVICE

ALL ALL MAKES SERVTCED - Parts
labor guaranteed Prompt service TO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-07
MALE HELP WANTED

MALE HELP WANTED
DRIVERS WANTED no HkfT. coal
rna ft-'F mean shorter lsH's. m0ffrn
frFnr rp vases P'ls BONUS. Alsl
4l.r.-f Old H.rs .1 Eari
N'frEIE rOsL co
~ TcilEfL ASST. HILWh tEt c--FT.l ft0t'
IN
sH'f n st gtyaf1r etr~-
~. il 1tf ah.r5/ ss'sl'iail
IfA uuer'q = |r0Hs marry
vsr =,
EXPERIENCED =
-rrFV MACHINE OPERATORS Z
Hff $50 EhfLI. OPERATORS sr
ffT NIA sEF-- PFrTOna ~
PROJECTIONS pnLIrH FPs %
'f'f l...r- N ref rH -
Htrr +tAf dANLT,Ff.s
hf.y go your 'ear-si 8. Il. IS. flr
8.far 40 - N
GhAfAtf pffJ- MOTOR CORP. "a
WARREN II
rNnrg frNTEn prFssFR Steady NJ
Ne.1r Cleaners. i6-07 Gfa
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-15

A WAR MEAT-MEAL
BY Aiel che Ponsr Howe cheooo
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-15
Broker Urges
COP Victory 10
RedSSure Army

KANSAS CIrYJ'No Jan II
ms Coy John " Buckcr Of
Ohio ~, m-h' called for q Re-
publican victory i'm lhc November
elections 20 assure Our fighting
forces that America is Stll self
governed
BriCkcr a rWddUr for the
Republican presidential uomna-
ton spoke before "a lou' meeting
OF five Missouri and Kansas CITY
COP organizations He declared
Nothing would 80 assure our
fghting forces that America *
still Self-goVerned a. "a Republi-
can victory. " they light the
fires Of liberty around the world,
We must keep them burning
brightly here against the day of
their return.
Broker ctod GNc major dam
gers threatening the nations do
meStlc policy because Of NcW
Deal bureaucracy
These dangers be said are 'hc
size and power of tho federal
goNernmcnl and Us cncroachmcnt
upon the proper functions of IRE
states the vast revenue drawn by
tho federal government from
sources heretofore available 10 the
states hurdonSome taxation
bureaucratic restrictions SWOfD-
crlng the initiative and enter
prise Of our people and Tho
ruthless aim 70 destroy our Sye-
tom Of checks and balances
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-15
NOW
American Meet Institute

H.odqoo,,.r ch'eooo ".b. ,hroOsboO n. Jofsa s7.,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-15

And thots rhy meat Is such an amazing
food Nature laboratories haze concen tTofcd
in Il a VUfuai, perfect protein and hare sipen
u favor 0'h,ch hos said " Come on and eat" TO
the huu1uR~yoce since the Doun Of Eating
That's Why meat usually is regarded IS
the vardsnck Of protein foods
\Neatis also an excellent source Of essen
ttal B utamins lthamine rbofavn MIA.
cin) and contains important minerals Gron.
copper phosphorus
All meats regardless Of kind cuts prices
or point values contain these essential
nutrients
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-15
METHOD

Season n1ea' and roll n -four P'are me
dnppnes or ard IN = hrav- eettie.
heat add meet and 'u- urr' every
piece is brown Add celery onion and
mushrooms. 20 simmer for minutes.
Add 'hc water and nct simmer covered.
for hours thcn STIR the carrots,
peas and potatoes Blond the Table
sroou, -Four p1'h 2. tablespoons '7t-r
and ,VIn'o broth BuuEtasnot Fee
in 0' crS...a -e SNN.-r
Owe, and cover a.th Vf, .e-rr ae-~i
90 .Hoe escape NJ steam. I-.. 'ar 20
rl-t.# in ha' oven Ii.4 t'
QtS WV. hroNusd s'r
y p~ DOUGH combine 8 cIr .v-te1 Sour.
'oas0r,r -ff and cup lard Adj
about f.e.go"lr Rsfcf
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-15

Extend the meat YOU ect-Usc lau=paint
cuts Combine them with other good pro-
TEN foods-miik, poultry, fish, eggs and
cheese In any event, keep up on protc.ns.
Evening star., 1944-05-19

Against the four-spade contract
West led the diamond king, and
when East played the encouraging
10 West continued with the ace. A
third round forced declarer to ruff.
South Immediately saw that any
attempt to ruff out the two losing
hearts would result in an oyerruff.
and that even If the long trump
hand made the overruff, declarer's
task OF getting back to his own
hand would probably cost another
trump trick.
He, therefore. cashed the heart
ace, then led small heart. Re-
membering South's heart bid, and.
with no knowledge that his side
had a trump trick, West hoped his
partner had started with the king
and one small heart, and ducked.
South won the trick with the 10 in
dummy and was easily able to ruff
his sole losing heart, conceding only
trump trick for his contract.
Yesterday you were Oswald Ja-
coby's partner, with both sides vul-
nerable; you were third hand after
two passes and held:
KJ653
y 80
o 1914
&875
Answer--Bid one spade. You are
able to play that contract, and you
want your partner to know your
suit in case a no-trump contract is
played against you or in case you
must contest for part score.
Score 100 per cent for one spade,
so per cent for pass.
Question No. 1,701.
Today you hold the same hand
and the bidding continues:
Jacoby Schenken You Lightner
Pass Pass IA Pass
20 Pass CD
What do you bid? (Answer to-
morrow
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LETrER-OUT

Remove letter from
caeo 1o IN the last column Print the letter opposite
the word from which have ettered
correctly the Navy likes them. ~ ~
Answer o Yesterdays LETTER-OUT
Letter
go CLATTERS- -STARTLE
"a HAWSER-WARES find them in the store
(A) LOATHE-HOTEL (stay there-f
% IEIHER-TEETH (theyre good dinner tablet
CID PROTESTS-POSTERS
Evening star., 1944-05-19

huf OF oorochufes snonnno the site
strung the aerial to reeop The SET operating bat
teries hunnmed he made contact with and
scribed the exact location of the SITE
strip of marshy elephant grass with middle clearing.
They waited tensely Now they knew, at least that
the message had been received The next night the
aerial rendezvous marked out the dropping space
with marker fires
When they caught the sound of planes, sergeant
fired off Verey light flares to guide the pilots Three
huge DCs circed the spot marked of by fires zooed
down. In the planes men heaved out their burdens
There the sharp "phut phu" Of parachutes snap
ping open. Then the wicker containers landed with
gentle clank. Continued Tomorrow
Publ shed by the ikingp
Evening star., 1944-05-19
SIMMONS MOTORS.

SIMMONS MOIORS.
1912 Pontiac club coupe.
1912 Plymouth club coupe.
1912 Plymouth business coupe.
1941 Cadillac "62' sedan
1941 Buick 76-S club coupe.
194l Buick 46-S sedanette.
1941 Buick Special sedans (3).
1941 Plymouth conv. club coupe.
1941 Ford convert. club coupes ca.
194I Packard "120'' sedan.
1941 Dodge de luxe sedans 90.
1941 Plymouth de luxe sedan.
1941 Chevrolet 4-door sedan.
1941 Chevrolet 2-door sedan.
1910 La Sale de luxe club coupe.
1910 Chrysler Royal sedan.
1910 Buick Special sedan.
1910 Olds 40" 2-door sedan.
1889 Dodge 4-door sedan.
1899 Dodge 2-Goor sedan.
1889 Buick Special conv. coupe.
1899 Ford coupe.
1889 Olds $50" sedan.
1889 Plymouth pickup truck.
MANY OTHERS.
SIMMONS MOTORS,
1887 14th st. NV. NO. 2l64.
Evening star., 1944-05-19


Two Tommies sat watching the weird assortment Of
animals clabering up the banks of the Chndwin
like Noahs Ark said disgustedy mot 'arf said the
other I'VE only need couple of penguins to complete
the ruddy ZOO"
The raiders moved onward another 8 miles into the
jungle the other side of the river and the first
test of Wngates amazing plan He had envisioned the
first major force to operate without supply nes-every
thing would be dropped by parachute after arrangements
were made the portable wireless.
But would it work? Would the wireless code message
get through to the base? Gould planes find the jungle
clearing selected and drop supplies accurately?
sergeant mounted the radio set teak log and
syndicate copyrlan Charles Ros