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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-27
VACANT LOIS FOR SALE

cOLoRED- MISTER COMMUNITY
Beautiful large lots, wide streets.
good restrictions. small On. pay't.
SUNSHINE LANDlco. --RA. 1854
IOa Rarlnm ToWer-Eve.. TO. k-2lsI
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-27
COAL AND COKE
STORE. OFFICE EQUIPMENT
FOP SALE

COOLERS = double duty porcelain
case scales choppers slcers.
bargain 23iA Russell Csdil'a- uIfi-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-27
ELMER N. CLARK
LITTLE FARMS FOR SALE

a DANDY COTTAGE situated -
-. acres fertile FoN. cry water
already ~ house Tota price 81 $50.
W y MI JT ~ = fTff y ? r = =
Entire down payment hrarced House
can be shown only after = m daily
ana sunday GROSS MAN cor Van
Borr snf Wayne Rfs Wayne go "
3{Tz : TeTsFTsph I'd bst MlChIgsa
and Van horn ~ 1855
q OsE 20 airport. rs ac or Gocdari
RI must have 81 500 % Newman.
Wayne and Goddard Eds Tomuhs
rs or CT 1850
NEARLY NEW Z room house peags
work inside isrEe garden plot $50
handles bal financed Newman Joy
~ Inksfcr RI Redtord o533 or Cherry
1850
ONE ACRE sesf land - niles
from Detroit CTS hall ory f3f5.
CA 1900 IT. 2-e479 Rsaitor
3BEDRM MODERN HOME
Lot is0Sl20 good soil. ONLY $3.50
down a p FOLKER, 2H20I Ford
pa IiE i3fi
sOx2Ts-- Sewer. water gar walks,
Ss75. near 3 Nile and Woodward.
Judson Rradway CO RA. 500,
CoLORFD Iftle chicken arms,
Nes SIDE bargains Jones Broker.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-27
WEAVING APPAREL

CLOTHING BIfTEES
tsle Il Men New suits
All Sizes, styles. Col0rs $40 Each.
Lee =, GS31\ NJ, DAWSON. at DeqVindrs
ON CREDIT. men ladies' new
Easter clothes convenient terms;
no red tape Cali Mr Richard.
Drexci 1850,
APIECE Ptkuan lamb coat set. slzs
y rs Mood 6onditi0n. sacrifice. TO.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-27
LOANS ON REAL ESTATE

AZ 49, Ins CO FUNDS Tor god
mAg loans. land contracts bought.
"a Henkel. Hammond Bifg ca. -6hb.
MORTGAGES
WHITE cOLORED MORTGAGE
MONEY Home Associates CA. T3f7
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-27
HOUSES FOR RENT

TWO furnished rooms young couPl.
Eas, sids draft exempt Arlington
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-27
HOUSES FOR SALE

ALLEN PARh
Beautiful . and 3 bedrms homer
spacious. well built. $500 moves YOU
In terms 10 suit Howard Leaner.
AT. 400. Houseman- Spitziey
FIVE rooms utility and bath, . lots
iOXisO, 50 0O0. terms Call ~
s0O5 Glenis 4. mile east, one block
south az inkster and Van Born
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-27
OPPORTUNITIES

BUY OR SELL your business through
KELLEY f709 Woodw'd. TE. 2-3700
10 Buy or Sell ROOMiNG HOUSES.
AITS- Class "CU TANERNS. CALL
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-27
VICTORY GARDENS

Victory gardens Buy
land now, build after the war.
Safest investment. $3.50 gives deed.
ii-Mfle ana Gratiot. Address Box
B-3s. Detroit Times. 81.
coLoREp Victory gardens, good
investment $3.50 gives deed. Tele-
graph and sibley Rd Address Box
B-393. Detroit Times. 81.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-27
Situations Wunied-Femole


son7 CHefry 5UIs
CURTAINS Neatly done me home
plain, ruffIed cash, carry. ~.
$500
CURTAINS washed and starched nv
hand SIC up 1892 " Hancock
EXPERIENCED colored woman
wishes day work So, carfare, and
work in beer tavern. TEmple 2-6sli.
EXPERIENCED colored girl wishes
work cleaning office evenings.
Townsend 7-ilds
EXPERIENCED coIored XIII wishes
Monday. Wednesday general clean
INK only. 81 carfare. Townsend
A-s01s
MEMS bundle washing shirts and
uniforms, cash. carry. Melrose
$3.50
RELIABLE colored girl wishes laun-
dry and cleaning SO, cariare.
rtzroy 3s0s
WALL Washer Thoroughly expert
enced done neatly best Of refer
ences Trinity 2-p7i
WHITE woman wishes days work
laundry cleaning So csrfare
Temple 27es2
COLORED woman wishes day work
washing, ironing 81 carisre IL
COLoRED rirl wishes DAYS laundry
cleaning east. side preferred Me.
OslS
CoLORED girl WISHES DAY work
cleaning or laundry Tyler 7-5i32
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-27
ELMER NJ. CLARK
ELMER NJ. CLARK

sOuTHEIELD SIC.
Att. 5 rms gas air cond spick and
span. owner in navy. must sell ONLY
IS. 900. including carpeune tN
f.4gUO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-27

ALL CASH OFFER IN "a HOURS
We buy 4-nats, terraces. apis. etc.
any location. any condition. CA. UOO6.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-27
MUSIC LESSONS
RENTALS WANTED
WANTED TO RENT ROOMS

COLORED couple house or fiai de-
Tense worker $40 reward. Melrose
1000 Mrs Smlfh
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-27
Lumber. Building Materials

LUMBER. BLDG materials IT, =.
H0usewrscking, 1896 pequindre
20x5o FRAME cottage e. move 1881
Noble also brick steel garags
humber prioritles not rcc' seary.
Joyce Wrccking s235 schaefer RI.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-27

ASH drums. heavy. 5I gallon. 81 -.
224i Brewster. AZ GrauoN
KODAKS- Movie cameras. viii sell.
buy. sxch Acme Camera. 517 shelby.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-27
ELMER NJ. CLARK

SAN JUAN. 1925. Mr. 7-MILE
Lovely English design years old
gas air cond. LIST II. lavatory. large
rear screened porch rec. rm gear
garage. nicely landscaped, immed oc-
cupancy UN. 1890.
IL Nip Al ARK
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-12-13

rate bon einern Srt gum arloern. CT
fbrteb Grtifel, betdtigte ft9 ols STE.
onfteur, madte 9ein9e, agitierte. ant.
iportete f9lasfertia auf fdorfe an.
griffe, i6lief i'm 3ug, preoigte,
upumpte" bic &ei9en an uno ber.
icbaffte alIes M0gli6e oen armen,
nit einem @ort: Or Ietitete iber'
neni9li6e @rbeitl
grnit Sbraiolt etbt uns einen Gin
Bid in feline Sagesorbnung: vSonn-
abeno aben6: &eoe in Sreiburg /. 8r.
1925 l1br in Sreiburg ab. Sonntag
friib 7.16 l1br in Min6en-@1aoba
an, 9 ubr eroBe Saltenpre0igt in ct.
Ilberti. I'm II l1br in Der Bforrtir6e
oie 5peite @reoigt. Gin auto itebt
Dor Der &ir6e: I'm / l1br iprt6t er
IN &euB am .8bein uno abenos bdlt
er cine 9te6e in Sonnober." Das lit
Ser e9te 5onnenidein: Sest beriGunt
unb bergiBt er f6on nt9ts mebrl
8enn mir Die neuen @eae Der
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-12-13

Seeliorge gena1er betra6ten, fonnen
mir feititellen, baB bic aufmerfiamfeit
mebr als bisber auf 5tpei Rlaiien &c.
ri6tet miro: auf bic Der Irbeiter unb
Der Stuoenten. 8et ieiner allieitigen
Snaniprudnabme fan6 Sonneni6ein
oo6 nod 3eit fir feline Stubenten.
gs por cine tpi9tise uno idpierige
aufgabe, Die er 5u leiiten batte, I'M
Die reidsoeutide St,16enteni6aft nit
Dem &atbolt5ismus in lebenoiee Ser.
binouns 5u brtnsen. CT erlieB ndn1-
lid 5unddit einen aufrrf an bic ge.
iamte Stl,oentenibaft, in tpeldem ct
fiir Die. iDitematii6e Srganiiation l1no
Die Selbitbilfe Der St1oe,tten ei,1trat,
fir cine 5tu6entenfranfenfai1e, 8ii.
9erbilfe un6 billise 8obnungsber.
bdltnifie. Setn stl,fruf batte eroBen
Bioerball un6 8eifaa eef,ntoen. Die
Stuoenten faben in linn ben etnfIub.
rei6en 1tno ielbitloien 8erfe6ter ibrer.
Sntereiien. l1nter feinen ginfluB ber-
breitete ftb Der SSS (5oaialituoer-
Tides Sefretariat) in gana 9euti6.
lan6. gr bra9te bic St,toenten nit
oem golf in gebiibrung, tpar bod
iein 3iel Die fatbolif9e Bolfseinbeit,
Die our6 Die gerfobnung Der beri9ie.
benen 8olfsflaiien nertpirflidt peroer
foate. uSte baben boneinanoer nod
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-12-13

Iaro Iebt. Ueit ben Meni@en tpe9ielt
aud Der @eI6utad. g
go fam au9 in Der 5dnislerei ei'
ne fiinitIerii6e l1mitellung. Cine ne1e
Generation fano n1ebr @efaIlen an
einfoderen @eltalten. Nur Iangfmm
uno Sdritt fir S6ritt iette fi9 bic
ne1te Sdule 6ur6. GRIT Sans Sueeler
8pB bridt gan3 nit Ser 8erganeen.
beit. @r iit Der Sd0pfer Der neuen
So15bilobauerei. glues Nebeni69Ii9e
laBt er fal1en. SSbm eebt es INNS @on'
sc. 8as er ffafft lit marfant, fIar,
ungefiinitelt. 0ie tppiiden 2iniem
un0 Gormen erfoBt er. gr meiBelte
nidt cine @nte, ionoern Die @nte,
nidt Elm 6ii6slein, ion0ern 6as Suds'
lein. 8as er ou6 fornt, es miro 5urn
Gertreter ser @attung, gum SDp.
9lber ni6t nur oie Eiertpelt beberri9t
oieIer &InItler. Nein, er fennt al9
Die Meniden. MuS feinen oroIligeu
Siguren ipri6t ntdt nur Sumor, fox-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-12-13

tpuroen, 81 ibm in 6ie S6ule. M1t nno
Sung begann 5u i6niBen uto ferbte
nit i6arfen Weiiern aIlerban6 Orna.
tnente in 6as Sol5.
Sci einem 80Iflein, 6as einen gu.
ten Sell ieines 2ebens in 6en Ser.
gen, iet es i'm 8ergbau ooer auf Der
Sago, iei es bei1n Solaidlag ODER
Sitttenbau, berbringt, lit es gegeben,
eaB es beriudt, ieine @rlebniiie, l1no
oeren gibt es in Der freien geatur
oiele, biloli6 un6 fieiirlt9 6arauf ufteI.
len, nn6 bic S6niBler tuaren quite 8e-
oba6ter. sic fannten Die Siertpelt un6
aus ibr idopften fte Die meiiten 500.
ttbe fri lire &unit. Sbrem ,11berbor.
benen, fiinitleriiden gmpfutoen ge.
maB, bul6igten fte Dem Naturalismus.
sic begnitgten ft9 nidt init Der 8ie.
oergabe bes SDpiidea; nein, tpas ee.
formt tuur6e, muBte eenau oem Sob.
Bib Der 9eatur entipreden. Dieie
Sdule bat it9 tetlpeife Big bel1te 81,
erbalten bertno9t. sic berlor ft9 of
INT Nebenid6liden, Spieleriiden. gs
tpare aber ungere9t, tpollte man ni9t
alt6 anerfenneuL oaB iie elGnaenoe
2eifhngen ouftpies un6 5um Sell
nod altftpeiit. Gin tppii6er 8ertreter
oieier naturalization &i9tung lit Sta.
tpeai, Der beute nod Inn 9erner Ober.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-12-13
8anblnngen In ber oberlanbii6en
6Dlaf6niberei

Die Sol5i6niberet oes 8erner Sber"
lanoes in Der Sdtpei5 lit cine ousge'
ipro6ene 8oltsf,tnit. Sbr l1rlprung
gebt aufs Sobr 1915, Elm Sungeriabr
5uriid. 9amals fling oer Bfeifenna6er
Gbriitian Slider in 8rten5 an aus
beimii6en Sol5arten @ierbe6er, 3uf.
ferooien uim. 5u oreben uno NIT
56nibereien au ber5ieren. Dos @elo
feblte linn 5tpar 5ur 8ei6offung oes
fiir feline &feifen nottpenoigen 8u6s'
uno Sorn's. Seine 9orfgenonen GIN.
gen, alS lie iaben, tpie feline 8erfe
bon ben frern6en 8eIu9ern gefauft
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-12-13

bern ebenlo iebr sos 2eben, ser aG.
tag. Seine Blaitifen fino Meifter.
tperfe.
Sans Muggler lit ser S60pfer Der
mooernen S6niberei in Der S9meia.
Wfoge fein groBes Sdaffen Der $oIa.
i6niberei gum Segen gerei9en.
Ser geaturalismus Iebt ni6t MIR
in Der Sol5i6niserei, ionoern au9 In
Der glfenbeini6ni6eret ueiter. OieIe
iu9t ibre Motipe in Der MIpenflora.
&arl Weer5 Saas in Snterlaafen ber.
itebt es, tpie fetn 3tpeiter, uniere M.
penflora in @lfenbein fiinltleriI6 d in
tbrer gan5en Seinbeit tpieoer5ugeben.
Sn Som un6 Sarbe Iaiien iidb feline
8lumen faum bon ibren natiirIiaen
@ei6miitern unterf6ei6en. Mu9 ct
9ebt oaneben feline @eee, Die feline
ftilifierten 8ogelseitalten aeigen.
8eioe &unitri6t,tneen, bic 6Itere,
naturtopierenbe uno Die il1nge, felbft.
geitoltenoe boben ibre 8eredtig1ng.
Sic entipre6en BEN bielaeItaltiaen
@ini6en Der @duferidaft. - 9r. s.
Born.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-12-13

febr bel 5u lernen," /" fogte er oft. go
iucbte er bte Stuoerten aus Ser i11taeits
geuaBen Seioelberger gouleurromans
tit In Die reale 8elt gu fiibren: 81 ben
Grbeitern Ser Snouitrieeebiete an Der
&rbr. - S6luB folgt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-12-13

Dir gum 8obl uno @ott aum 8reisl
Niibe ieoen Stnn NIT SleiB,
Sbm,' Der ot6 10 germ erfreut,
Sbm iei gana oetn Sera eetpeibtI
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-12-13
81. Garl gOnueni6eilt,
bet fatbOliil5e Mftionss
lpofel 9entitblanos
(Gortiekunal

& NetluJGtH 6uHI YEteller HeIUePgI. VLt
Snbr nod bleibt er in Gotn, TIM 70.
Damn als 9r. phil. uno tbeol. Der 8elt
oos @ort @ottes 11mio beiier oertiin-
ben au fonnen. Sierauf tptrft er ols
&aplan in Gaden, fiiblt ft6 aber BEL
oteier arbeit gar ntdt tpobI. 9as
2eben BIER lit tb1n gu biireerli6, au
eint0nig, 5lt maidinenm6Bts, biinft es
ibm. @r init ieinen bielen &efornplG-
men, ieinem fraftbouen, feurigen
Temperament, ieinem iiberipruoeln-
Den @etft, - er brou6te Spannung,
SeHpo, @roBitaot, nidt on Beoan-
terie eren5en6e 4bge5irfeltbeit oes Sc.
bens, nibt mofii6es @ere6e uno 8e-
iude nit @lacebanoi6uben. Ser fpG.
ter 10 piinftli6e 9r. Sonnenl6ein, Der
nit Weinuten forgte, Ser INNER BORT
ftano, mo- 5l1 Heben feline @fltdt tpar,
bier IN Naden fun6 er it6 ni6t 5u-
re6t. @r fam 5u ipdt in oie 9eligions.
ittnoe, bergaB ben Na6mittagsgot-
tesoienit ab3ubalten ui6. So16e uno
dbnli6e Diilonan5en fin6en ii6 in ser
Duuertiire Der berrli6en 2ebenslDnts
pbonie oes uaipbaltapoltels", oamit
oos Grescenoo umfo i60ner, liberia
iden6er bas Meiitertperf bei6lieBe.
56on als &aplon organiitert 0r.
Sonneni6ein oie Grbeiter. 9ur6 iein
8eniiben treten Sauienbe in bie Drift
liden @etperfi6aften Elm. Sir iie er-
ri6tet er eine 2eibbib1iotbef. Nu6 Die
in 9euti6lano lebenoen ita1ienii9en
arbeiter entgeben ieiner Gorge ni6t.
gr tritt iogar einmal BEL einem Stretf
fir iie Elm. Dieie fiibne Sat aber BE-
mirft cine 8enoung in ieinem 2eben:
5ein 8iidof entbebt i'm ietner feel
iorgli6en SGtigfeit.
Dieie ger0emiitieung traf ben Jun.
gen &aplan f6per, permo6te tbm dber
feinen Soealismus 1&n6 feline Grbeits"
luit ridt 31t rauben. @r fontmt mad
Min6en-@Iaoba9 tpo er beim Bolts.
berein pirfte. Miin9en.@laoba9 be.
oelttete oanals bic I'M @eiite bon ,,&e.
rum noparum" gefiibrte fortidritt''
Ii6-6riitlide arbetterbetpegung. Sbrel
6ibrer, &arI 8ranot uno Muguit 8ie.
per, tnaren I'M @egeniab au Der mebr
fonferbatinen 8erlin-Srierer Gi6tung
bon oieier als gerfe9ter oes Mo6er.
nismus berbddtigt tporoen. @enn nun
Dr. Sonnenidetn aud gu Der Mi6tung
Misunderstanding geb0rte, 10 flint
nerte er iid un1 Streitigfeiten ber5li9
tpeniG ionoern ging feline eigenen
gSege: Die @ege Der pofttiben ioatalen
Silfe.
l1tro oan1it fdnet nun iein eritaun.
li6 groBes apoitolii6es @ert an, Dos
barfn beitano, Die berirrten ,tno ber.
lorenen Waiien oes @oltes Gbriitus,
benz R0nig, 5u5ufiibren 1.to ieinem
S5epter 5u ltnterauerfen.
Sonnenfdeins Mrbeit lit babei ntGt
oie 5eelioree I'M eigentli6en Gimme
bes Bortes, fonbern bic iogenannte
ngorfeeliorge''. Die SeeIioree brau6t
5lnd6it Seelen, bte fte beioreen fann;
bod 6ie 5eelen tparen nreiitens In 6en
Sdnben oes Soaialtsntus un6 oes
aonninisntus. Diefe SeeIen n1uBten
5iierit Der Stride auriidgebra6t per.
0enl Or. Sonnenfchein hotte ben
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-12-13

&oienfrun5eebet our grf1ebung
zines baloigen @eltfrie6ens 1no CUR
bal6igen &iidfebr unierer Solooten
lit Der 3ped 6es tp0dentE9en
uSamilD &oiarD 8roa6cait' iiber
Evening star., 1944-11-15
Army and Navy
Game Shifted
From Annapolis
Will Be PIoyed on
Dec. z in Baltimore
| Or Philadelphia

The Army-Navy football game.
has been shifted from Annapolis,
1t was learned this afternoon.
The game will be played Decem-
Der 2 at Baltimore or Phila-
delphia.
Although oficial announcement
has not yet been made, 1t was
learned on reliable authority that
the change was made following con-
ferences between Army and Navy
officials and the Once OF Defense
Transportation.
| The matter earlier had been re-
ferred to President Roosevelt for de-
cision, but Presidential Secretary
Stephen Early reported this morn
ing that the President had not re-
ceived recommendation from the
War or Navy Departments or the
ODT.
Earlier a Treasury Department
source said that plans had been
made for designating the contest as
the Sixth War Loan game" If ar
rangements could be completed to
make big gate possible.
The game was moved from big
cities three years ago to discourage
unnecessary travel in wartime.
| Public demand for q change, tax.
ing the game from. Annapolis, with
its limited seating capacity of ap-
proximately 22,00o. to q more expan-
sive setting has risen steadily with
the ascendency of both service teams
in national rankings. Army Is rated
the country's No. team while Navy,
despite two setbacks earlier In the
season, Is ranked fourth.
Evening star., 1944-11-15
ID Jap Ships Sunk or Damaged
In Plane Raid in Manila Boy
AtLeost 2S Enemy Planes Wiped Out;
One Vessel Of U. S. Carrier Force Hit

The attacking force of Hellcats
Avengers and Helldivers tore ur
numerous docks in Manila Bay and
in the Cavite Navy Yard, and
strafed Legaspi, Manila and CLARK
Airfields. damaging, at least tenn
porarily, 100 to 40 single and twin
engined Japanese planes caught on
the ground.
Eighteen or 20 interceptors were
shot down over Luzon, and 10 others
were destroyed as they attacked the
carrier force commanded by Rear
Admiral Frederick G. Sherman.
In fresh assaults Saturday on the
Palau Islands, Marine Corsairs sank
q small enemy vessel o1ishore. He'll
cats and Liberators bombed Koror
Malakal and Arakabesan islets.
A power station on Koror was hit,
but results were not observed
Two Jima In the Bonin group, only
750 miles south of Tokyo, was
bombed by a single search Liberator
Saturday, and on, Monday planes
from Fleet Arriving bombed
various OF the Bonins, scoring near
misses on an escort vessel and a
medium cargo ship.
The enemy had planes in the air
over the islands, but they did not
attack.
Evening star., 1944-11-15
Long, Heavy Fighting
Forecast by Churchill
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
LONDON, Nov. 15.-Prime Min
lister Churchill, home from a tour OF
French battle fronts, told the House
of Commons today that extremely
heavy fighting will certainly last
for good long time"
His statement was in reply to
James Duncan, Conservative, who
asked that men over 40 in static
military stations be released from
the Army.
Il need hardly remind you that
the static stations are necessary for
the prosecution of the war" Mr.
Churchill replied. "Oficery and men
over 40 of low medical category who
are employed there release officers
and men for more active duty. In
view OF the present shortage OF man.
power I regret that the present ar
rangement for indefinite release
from the forces cannot be altered
Insistence by Mr.. Duncan that the
matter be reviewed in the light OF
new facts brought this statement
from Mr.. Churchill:
THE new fact that stares one in
the face is that extremely heavy
fighting is continuing week by week
and will certainly last for a good
long time"
Evening star., 1944-11-15
Veterans Organizations Back
Drive to Obtain Stadium Here
Legion ond VFW Soy District Needs PIoce
Ofb.ssembIy Citizens Groups Support Move

The spirited campaign for a
national stadium here, given
impetus by the introduction OF
legislation In Congress, today
had the promise of general sup
port by veterans organizations
in the District.
Both the American Legion and
the Veterans Of Foreign Wars ex-
pressed their desire to cooperate
with the movement. The District
Department Of the Legion has
named Lester H. Steinem to repre-
sent 1t on the special committee OF
the Washington Board OF Trade
which Is guiding the drive this week
Plan Mass Meeting.
The campaign will reach Its
climax at 8 pm. Saturday when q
mass meeting will be held In the
Interdepartmental Auditorium or
Constitution avenue between
Twelfth and Fourteenth streets NV
Evening star., 1944-11-15
President Fails to Tell His Wife
OF Pluns for |nuuuuruI Lunch

Reporters who attended President
Rooseveltis conference yesterday re-
called that Mr.. Roosevelt even de-
scribed the menu he wanted for q
buffet lunch for the Inauguration
guests consomme, chicken q Ia
king and coffee. That would not
cost very much, he told reporters.
The rest Of Mrs. Roosevelt's con-
ference was taken up with q discus
sion on need for community co-op-
Grafton to curb juvenile delinquency,
given by Miss Alice Scott Of the
Children's Bureau. Mrs. Roosevelt
also declared that she has always
hoped a post will eventually be
created In the cabinet for education,
fine arts and other cultural fields.
But she does not believe Congress
would be willing to consider this in
the must Of : var.
fDetaiA of Inaugural Plans, Al
Evening star., 1944-11-15
Col. Elliott Roosevelt
Arrives in New York
BY the Associated Press.

oS INC hSSOSlAleu fIeS3.
NEW YORK, Nov. l5.-Army Air
Corps Col. Elliott Roosevelt, ex-
pressing no surprise at the re-elec-
ton of his father to the presidency,
arrived by air last night from over
seas to set at rest fears that his
plane was overdue.
A columnist yesterday said con-
Germ was shown when he had not
arrived. Col Roosevelt's host, John
E. Meyer, public relations repre-
sentative of Howard Hughes, said
the Presidents son had cabled his
departure plans from England and
then had been delayed.
A fellow flyer returning with Col.
Roosevelt, Maj. Carl Chapman Of
Salem, Greg, was quoted as saying
"he didn't act very much sur
prised" at the presidential election
results. Col. Roosevelt did not say
whether he had cast q ballot over
seas.
Arriving by Army bomber Mt La
Guardia Field at $50 pm, Col.
Roosevelt, who has been. in the
European thcater of war since Sep
tember. 1s43, commented: Look at
those lights"
He was guest of Mr.. Meyer at a
party at the Ell Morocco night club
last night. Mr.. Meyer said Col.
Roosevelt would go to Washington
late today. Another member / of
the party was 1t. Col John Hoover
OF Cresson, Pa, who served overseas
with Col. Roosevelt
Evening star., 1944-11-15
By the Associated pres..

PARIS, Nov. 15.-French gen.
darmes have occupied the auton-
omous state of Andorra in the Py.
renees, the foreign ONCE announced
today. A spokesman said the action
had no connection with orders 70,
the arrest of the Count of Paris
pretender to the French throne, re-
ported on French soil in nearby
Perpignan.
However the count may have en-
tered France from Spain by way Of
Andorra and a hunt for him and
his associates logically might ex-
tend to the tiny state.
The Foreign ONCE gave no pre-
else explanation Of the occupation,
which took place yesterday. Recent
border clashes between French
Evening star., 1944-11-15
Japs Report Arrival
Of Allied Relief Shin

BY the Associated Press.
Arrival of relief ship for Allied
prisoners of war was reported by the
Japanese last night.
The Tokyo radio, in a broadcast re-
corded by the Federal Communica-
tions Commission, said the Japanese
vessel, Hakusan Maru, which loaded
some 1000 tons Of supplies for Al
lied prisoners at Nakhodka, Siberia,
had arrived In Kobe.
Sadao Iguchi, spokesman for the
japanese Board Of Information, was
quoted as saying the relief goods
would be delivered to the American
internees in Japan, China and the
southern regions as soon as possible u
Evening star., 1944-11-15
BY MARION WADE DOYLE.

President Roosevelt is q typical
husband-he apparently has asked
some people to the Inauguration
ceremony on the South Portico with
out telling his wife she has to feed
them afterward.
Asked ut her press conference
what she would feed the inaugura-
ton party, Mrs. Roosevelt replied in
surprise, Il don't believe there will
be any social program"
Reporters protested they had
heard high Government ofIicials and
their wives had been invited.
Il don't know" Mrs. Roosevelt
said. HE didn't tell me-" but, she
added firmly, Il will ask him"
II the guests are fed they viii
simply have what the houseReeper
can dnd In the kitchen, Mrs. Roose-
welt said.