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APTs. FURNISHED tcen,.l

N~SNEsFs
5FgRNIsHgED RsIs e AZ APT to shaIs Want sri
ate exceptional home. Private twin bed
room, adjacent bath; reasonable rent, for
APT, maid service. sundeck. etc. Details
telephone co. 5000. Apt. 420, Cavalier
a9tsI pKi 81 35oG .n,re 18th aToo St NV ant with ,.
NEAR cAPTToL. 4@i nS New oJl Jersey ai ase4 ave
rooms: as.o,1, next bath, rsfgr? gas, electric
COMPLETELY FURNISHED. modern duplex
apt. in the ne: section: 3 rooms, kitch-
eGnenifts; bath. sereened d porch. large closet.
LOVELY. cool basement, single or double.
Tansp sfanq aei s oaP Ri asl5 EGGk Greek Park fine
e7ROOM APT. with Frigidsire and sink.
et;h.w, use OF phone: reasonable. al9 B
mother very reasonable If mother VII as
KITE dnns al and a0Hf vns % st floor
., bedrooms. and bath End f.: unlimited
phnne am m 1ss1cted deifhPorhood
aged couple no children; rent very .rea-
icPa6s 6aao e D. sT 9s54 party
LADY OWNER wants responsible couple, to
share completely furn;, modern home bus
aTTRAcTvEIIY IRonf centrally
kitchen and bath apt; ne Summer
months. possible longer; references re-
reo'ired: 500 per month, Occupancy
June 1St Phone DU 531.
AVAILABLE Tues, nearby Va. 4 min. Lin
coin Memorial: 3 rooms, kit. bath. dinette;
very modern: compl. furnished 500 mo-
refs. Box 1921. Star. 22'
COOL AND LUXURIOUS, 2 bedrms 2
baths, very large dining and living rm..
able diplomat. $3.50 mo. Box 316-H,
Star.
1862 SHEPHERD ST. N.W-Private cor
home. S-rm newly furp twin
beds; suit 2 girls: util. incl. ia $3.50
1910 5th ST. NV. near Soldiers Home
Available in a few days. cheerful airy apt.
in owners semidetac ched. refined. gentle
home 3 rms. private bath Suitable for
employed couple. All utilities: conven. to
Gransp. and stores. Phone Sunday or ewes.
after pm. ia. 1878.
broom Housekeeping Apis.
In nj: Sc oa, and NV for couples Only y, s. re
90 H ST n WeekdaYs
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UNFURNIsHER ROOM IN Sc, private
bath preferred. Phone TR PAPA, Ext. 32S,
until 80 pm. AT. 1131 after 5. Ask
for Walton. 21*
OFFICER desires room in lively. refined
household; shower preferred. Box "A j,
star. 2I*
SINGLE ROOM with breakfast. in private.
modern home n w by young lady in per
manent work. Box 45-J, Star. 21s
vicinity of Soldiers Home.
by midoled-ssed man. Box 154-J, Star.
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and Southeast tcont.

SoufhweH and Southeosf ICont.I
DIvAN-BED "PULLMAN'', perfect condi-
tion, also maple double bed, box spring
and innerspring mattress. Call after :
pm, 1926 18th st. NV. Apt. 4n5
NEAR NAVY YARD, T5S 18th st. Sc
Sale, dble., front excel. beds, furn., plenty
h. W, uni ph.; conv transp. TR. s725.
COLORED-Employed man: bus stop at
door, conv. all Govt. bldgs, Anacostia,
D. c. 1928 Pomeroy rd se. TR. 1927
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
CHEVY CHASE, D. G.

SlI,IoU.
Very convenient location. near woodrov
Wilson High School. All brick, 8 large
rooms, 2 bedrooms, baths. stairway tc
third floor. 2-car garage. Be sure to call
us for inspection. Call WO. 1900, ONCE
open until pm, EDW. II, JONES 81 CO.
INC, $500 Conn. ave. NV.
BRADLEY BLVD. SECTION
This house has unusual charm, both out.
side and inside, and is on "a acres OF
ground Besides a very large livins room
there is a dining room, breakfast room
kitchen, psneied den. bedroom and bath
on first floor; second floor has 3 large
bedrooms leach with Its own bath: ade-
auate servants quarters are over the ga
rage. Houses like this do not come on the
market very often. Call Mrs. Schlesinser
F. NJ. FRY. INC. WI. 1884.
HOME WITH AN INCOME.
Mr.. 1St AND r. I. AVE. NV.
Brick, s rooms and bath, new oil burner
excellent condition, Completely furnished
Reasonable terms.
PHONE MA 13T3
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ApTS WANTED lcnnt

TWO LADIES wish furnished room or
small apartment north OF Dupont Circle
ana one block from Connecticut ave. Reply
i ROOMS. Infurnished, preferably in Ar
iiInst1n, In by e., Army oficer' wife and lsyear- year
a.RooM FuRNisaED APT. with kitchen
and bath, in Northwest section; no chill
FUN Ft1 na aPT wASTED S4 nSS By WAVE officers
in Friendship Hshts. or Chevy Chase by
os OF 6R 6R.'f so!5 Ssssss alter SR sps s4"G
ARMY LIEUTENANT. se. single nterate.
wants hobcaw barony in or near Wash
inston for about $40 month, near tennis,
casional party, before he goes to war, Box
WANTED. by . Govt girls. furn. apt,
NOT H5th over YER $50 mo Sn occupaton ra June
r INA M T assfGSED fet v Waves 1sE sde de
private bath, furnished or unfurnished
errences. Cali Hobart 6l5i. Extension so4,
GoVERSMENT GOV R Z iIHST OFFICIAL, permanent.
wants l-oedroom furnished apt, up to
sf4 sP.RTMENf mi III }ufnshed s5sF or unturnsb.d
large enough for girls: references. Call
after 80 pm, RA. 1855. 22'
GOVT g GIRLS n1;ra,a want s.fS fprn apt with
NV. not over $50 mo, Call DE. 1855
after $50 weekdays. all day Sun.
YOUNG MAN. permanent civil employe,
needs 1-room apt. in NV, convenient to
Navy Bldg. by June /: prefer unfurn
Box 1871, star 22s
THREE REFINED Canadian girls desire
furnished apt, good section NV, ne. with
kitchen facilities private bath; excel. ref.
MI. 5414, eve, 1890.
ARMY OFFICER and wife desire l or .
bedroom nicely furnished apartment; would
prefer irst-class apt. in n W. district; high :
ly respectable and will take excellent care
of furnishings; immediate occupancy. Send
full particulars to Box 1851, Star. 21a
ARMY OFFICER AND WIFE wish 3 or 4
room apt. or small house, furn. in or near
Arlington. Call Glebe 21sO after $50
p m, please 2ls
WANTED by a respectable couple, a small
furnished apartment; references Box
I111-J, Star.
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ROOMS uNEuRNlsHEp.
ROOMS WANTED,

1929 18th ST.-Large. pleasant. newly
dscorated, for one or two persons. Tel
NE. 3S41 evenings. 23s
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GEORGETOWN.

ODtH TOuHy 40 ana ), y.
Discriminating people choose George
town, and this delightful home is certainly
one of the reasons. Each room has char
acter and distinction and the house has
that overwor ked but descriptive word
Charm. 3 bedrooms. . baths. also maid S
bath. fireplaces. walnut random width
walled gardens in GeoreetoWn. Entrance
to house is down lane similar 10 Po-
mander walk hut is numbered i345 9th
81. X23,5oO GRAHAM LYTLE, exclusive
hrnker. NIL 2o4R MI 4nI4
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$50 so MONTH

New. never occupied, Cape Cod bunga-
low, on beautiful wooded lot: 2 bright
bedrooms, living room with large picture
window. bath, all built-in Beautyware
fixtures; kitchen equipment the best, in
cludlng Electrolux, cabinet range and
bullt-in cabinets. Located in E. Riverdale
Md "a highly restricted community, lust
miles from heart of city. very high
eievatlon, at least ) degrees cooler than
city. Call UN. 3542 between and % m
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ATTENTION PT,EASEl
HOUSES FURNISHED

STAYING, IN TOWN THIS SUMNER?
aeles house for yop conveniently 10.
COMPLETELY furnished, Possibility Of maid
saa X + min :; m sato from eosna ssas
brick, restored by prominent Williamsburg
architect; master bedrooms, baths
pantry and kitchen; exceptionally well fur
nished with antiques in keeping with house
Phone for appt,, Harriet Holther, Agt,
BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN HOME, one mile
from Glebe I'd. between Chain Bridge and
washington Golf and Country Club, on 3
living room. screened-in porch, dining
room. pantry kitchen LIST floor 3 bed
rooms, 2 baths: finished attic with bath;
improvements. Also . saddle horses avail
able able This is an unusual attractive rental:
Sail St. Mr. Mr' NS p9ols: esoe Boss & Phelps l4l7
TAKOMA PARK-6-room furnished house,
1ass TWo Phsf GIRLS G 81 T. sbsa shse furnished
house with another. 3217 Columbia pike
fhsSt hEAuTIfGL FIJI HOUSE in the country. soi has
everything, completely furnished ii rooms.
8 e. bedrooms, sleeping rorch, tennis court,
vistory Vic garden, swimming hole; Is acres
90 minutes ride from Capitol; available
mn ,amedahsfE MxsEBoEo1 ~ PIKE xR9 sENearly new
nicely furnished rooms, bath, pantry,
large attic and basement. front and rear
p9rehss; aII1 electric stove and refrigerator.
Adults only: 500 per month; no linens
or silver. Open Saturday after 8. all day
Sunday. G. H. Laleger, DI. 1919 GE.
CHEVY CHAsE-charmins house. 4 bed
WI 1851.
FOR RENT, furnished, for July and Au-
gust, 3-bedroom house in wooded section
OF Bethesda: Call Oliver 3092
3 BEDROOMS, Ia baths, garden; June
! st to Oct. 1st; adults preferred CHI
WANTED CONGENIAL COUPLE to share
another couples 5-room house, all utils
GOOD transp Ii 6693.
CHEVY CHASE, d. C.-3 months; 2 bed
rooms, 2 baths, dining room, living room,
kitchen, den; quiet: restricted S150 mo.
EN- O423.
BATTERY PARK, near Bethesda Naval
HosLdtal; beautiful Dutch Colonial home,
porches,,, shrubbery: for a limited time
sEMiDETAcHED Brick cKKeesfssi bedrooms Mi eoo
no pets; S75 per mo-, June l to Sept Is
1920 Colonial terrace, Arlington. near Key
Bridge EIISg Gil so6s after 10 am.
house, inclosed rear yard; children well
come, S15 mo. 1902 Ft. Dupont st. Sc
Ma. 3l20. Ext. 642.
1903 H ST. DILLON PARK, Md RMS,
kitchen and bath S56 month Can he
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CHEVY CHASE. D.
WAC MT npEk

5000 3"nd st n.w.--4 spacious bed
rooms, = tilei baths. rec. hall, large J. r.
d. r, kitchen with breakfast nook, sun
room, fireplace, large front porch. screened
rear porch large lot trees and shrubbery
large dry basement; automatic heat. ga
rage; In new-house cond Walter M. Bau-
man. ] Thomas Circle, MA. DO. WO. 01i1.
BUNGALOW, CLOSE TO EVERYTHING; 3
rooms, porcheS attic, basement, deep lot,
paved street S6.95O
2family house, II rooms, . baths. oil
heat, refgrS.; 2 lots large frst-fioor
apt, vacant. terms; $4,000.
Larse = rooms, "a baths: large wooded
LOT 75X25o large Scar garaGe, with rooms
over; oil heat, now rented as . apts,, with
second floor bringing $40 Price, Sl2 900.
ROBT; f. LOHR,
Cedar
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HOUSES UkFURNIsHED.

IN MD. near Mass and Western ayes-
Z rooms, > b.; to small family, adults
who will give best care; S125 month. IA
1854.
RENT-T-rm. house. bath. &c. garage,
screened sleeping porch; insulated, weather
stripped, screened, storm windows and
sas): located in 500 square Farrasut st.
NV: never occupied except by owner and
present family: wonderful neighbors: un-
eXcelled transp.: car and bus ! square,
churches. schools. stores, etc, close by:
wonderfully comfortable, economical home.
summer and winter: 2-year lease required
small, adult gentle family; references;
rent; S75 mo. For appointment call RAN
doiph Sn2S between 3 and pm
414 JEFFERSON ST. N.W.-6 rooms Q in
closed rear porches. gas heat and sarage
500 DPr mo
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21OO BLOCK OF o ST. NV.
Large 7-room row-brick, modern kitch-
en- and bath, gas h.-wh Colonial front
porch, owner occupied: quick possession
price. S96,5O; substantial cash payment,
balance like rent.
M. B. WEAVER,
WO. 4a44 DI. 3346
HILLCREST s.E-Sl3,75O. 600.
Center-hall plan detached brick, rms.
baths, large screened porch, recreation
room with lavatory, h.w.h., summer and
winter hookuLc garage, built about .
years; possession on settlement. Call MR.
GLIDDEN after pm, DE. Oo54 day,
DI 3347
700 BLOCK QUEBEC PL NV
Arranged for two apartments, rooms
and bath each, 23-ft. wide. refrieera tors
oil heat; monthly tenants at $50 per mo.
price, 81 $50, on terms. Mr.. Raine. AID
2a7a, or MARSHALL j. WAPLE co, DI
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NEAR. CONN AVE

The home for a large family; II rooms,
8 bedrooms, 3 baths; bedroom, library on
st floor: oil heat; extra adjoining lot in
cluded, Today's best value. Shown by
appointment. Call EN-. 1890 until pm,
T. A. TWEED CO, 5hO4 Conn. ave.
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BEDROOM APARTMENT

2-BEDROOM APARTMENT
lease; only NV apt bldg. considered; be st
care given attractively, completely fur
nished apt. by Army officer, wife CO.
S2l9 21s
ATTENTION, PLEASE!
Urgently needed by permanent resident
father and daughter, ! or , bedrooms, un-
furnished apt. Only in NV. or Arlington
apt. bldg Call Miss Fradin, from to
80. at RE, 74o0. ext. 3517. Evenings
at HO 2475 2Os
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CLEVELAND PARK

Semidetached brick, 3 rooms, Frigid
aire and stove: oil hot-water heat. detached
garage. Terms may be arranged Cal
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MICHIGAN PARK

Open Sunday, Q to pm 4oi4 12th
pl, ne. This house has been substan-
TALLY. reduced for quick sale. 1-room
semidet. brick, heated bedrooms > in
closed -porches, open front porch, oil heat,
open fireplace, elec. refg., storm windows,
screens, awnings; come prepared to buy,
price is right.
NJ. B. WEAVER,
WO. 1914 DT 33i6
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SZl "a. ave. Sc Ii. 1000.
Satisfied Purchasers Since 1921"
WOODBRIDGE BUNGALOWS.
? choice, 5-room bungalows in good
locations; each has fireplace, tiled bath,
foored attic, full basement: one has auto
matte heat: $3.50; terms.
WOODBRIDGE REALTY CO.
1881 Rhode Island Ave. NE. NO, 1903.
CONGRESS HGTs., Mr.. BOILING FIELD,
Navy, Yard and Research Lab, a modern
semidet. brick. 3 yrs. old: rooms, club
room and . baths: air-cond. heat, copper
plumbing, Venetian blinds, storm windows
and screens, 6-ft. elec. refrigerat tor; priced
very low. Call Mr.. Sharnoff, EN-. 2527.
MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO. DI. 3346.
VERY DESIRABLE BUNGALOW.
Located on Prince George ave-, Takoma
Park. Md: very large wooded lot; e
rooms. modern bath and kitchen. fireplace.
oak foors, INV. oil heat, garage and full
basement; priced under present market
value Call ST. 4l66 or DI. 3346, ask
for MR.. FOSTER, exclusive agent.
SEE 42I NICHOLSON ST NV.
One of the best semidet. brick homes in
NV, large rms, ] u baths. Law. in cellar,
hot-water oil burner, summer and winter
hookup: gear garage; large beautiful.
Handicapped lot: best OF TRANSPORTATION;
convenient to all schools This is the
best buy on today.s market. Possession
only. CalI MR.. oREM. GE 1859 or D1.
C1 VIC
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Housss roR sAlr.
CHEVY CHASE. 10. e.

Close TO Conn. ave. and grade. hish and
6iick coionisi corner home. BEDROOMS. ms
baths. stairs TO attic; nice condition:
oseuransy %G snsy Nth With & DO Can MI Tase.
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CLEVELAND PARK.

SlZ,5bU.
Lovely detached home. Z rooms, spa
cious bedrooms, large closets. center hall,
large living room. modern kitchen, oil H.
VIII; deep, shaded lot: near Albemarle and
Reno rd. Vacant, early occupancy. Ex-
elusive. Call EN-. 1890 until pm, F. A.
TWEED CO., 5504 Conn ave
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3-BEDROOM HOUSE
HOUSES FOR SALE

Naval officer, permanently stationed de
SlreS innedroom house, unfinished, "
about 8 90 mo OR R:,3S
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
KENSINGTON. MD.

8 rooms. sun parlor and finished attic.
built-in garage, electric kitchen, fireplace
large. wooded, well-landscaped lot. I'm
msdiats possession Terms p9sa. RoYAL
tions: Out Macarthur blvd. or Cabin John
Car, Stop % Open to x pm
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Prince Georges County, Nd.
Cheerful attractive house with real
charm, in immaculate condition. Living
room, library with wood-burning fireplace,
dining room and bright kitchen; 3 bed
and shower bath in basement; recent oil
heating plant with summer-winter hook
up, weather stripped and insulated, we'll
Handicapped lot 100x100. summer house.
outdoor fireplace lily pool 10x14. garage.
Near University of Maryland. Engineering
Transportation, Substantial cash required.
Possession June Is. Mr.. Shackelford, Ma
$500: evenings and Sundays, 81. 660s.
BOSS a PHELPS. l411 K St NV
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Observation-Disclosures.

4bedroom. home . .porches. oil heat
,,ags sspsse fl eplsce; ,I breakfast nook; may b
$3.50. Terms $1,000 down, S65 month
Possession June l. Call Mr.. Gum, WO.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-11-08
From where | sit =. by Joe Marsh
Recipe for q
V-MuiI Letter

and remember! The backyard
baseball games the fishing
trips the picnics with the
chicken sandwiches and ice cold
beer.
From where I sit, the least we
can do is write those V.Mail let
ters often let our men know
that those little things they miss
so much from the ball games to
the beer-are still here, waiting
for them till they come back
home.
&s M~4<
Imperial Valley press., 1944-11-08
Engineer Unit
Praises B-2q's

SCHENECTADY, n. Y. Nov. 8.
fUP)-Three young General Electric
field engineers. the first TO return
from the China Burma India the
ater of war, report the American
B-29 bombers are every bit what
they're cracked up 10 be
The engineers. William Mitchell
and Robert Hermann, both of Bos-
ton and both graduates of Tufts
College. and Ralph Freeland of Po-
mona. Cal, a graduate of Stanford
University, were stationed at the
goth Bomber Command base keep
ing c. E. equipment on the B-29's
in fighting trim.
During their five months at the
base, the men helped reacy the
super-bombers for three raids
against the JapaneSe-one over
Bangkok, another over Yawata and
third over SaSboe. According to
what pilots told them, the man.
moth planes performed with such
power the enemy hesitated to send
up fighter opposition.
Only about half of the super
bombers met any japanese fighters.
they report, and camage from anti
aircraft fire was extremely slight.
either because the B-29is were too
Imperial Valley press., 1944-11-08
Family Car Set
To Stay on
Against Planes

STATE COLLEGE. Pa. Nov. 8.
CUP1-Do not expect to buy that
small plane or hehcopter as soon as
the war ends. According TO DR..
David J. Peery. of the areonautical
engineering department CT PennSyl-
vania State college, reconversion
from war TO private planes in the
aircraft industry will take at least
five years.
1t will probably be ten years be-
fore most of your neighborS will
replace the family bus with a pri-
vate readable" airplane or helicop-
ter. Many of these small planes
will be capable CT running on high
ways as we'll as in the air, and fold
ing wings and landing gear designed
for one-way landing strips along
highways or in town may be added
features, DR. Peery states.
If you live in the East, DR.. Peery
predicts that your choice will be a
helicopter, because of its Sultabil-
ity for rough topography and pep
ulation congestion. The postwar
airplane. however, should be more
popular in the wide open country
of the midwest and west.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-11-08
Doris Reopens
Divorce Suit

RENO. New, Nov s. CUPl-Doris
Duke Cromwell's long legal battle
for martial freedom from James H.
R. Cromwell will be reopened in
the Washoe county court here
Thursday and Friday of his week.
More than so depcsitions will be
read into the court record here in
an effort TO determine the legality
of New Jersey proceedings in which
the Nevada decree granted the to-
bacco heiress were declared invalid.
Mrs. Cromwell, now in Cairo.
Egypt, in war service, also is seek
ing to have the Nevada proceedin~5
amended to include all New Jersey
proceedings in the case.
Her petition also asks the Nevada
court to determine whether the
heiress perpetrate ted fraud, as
claimed in New Jersey, in establish
ing residence in this state.
Mrs. Cromwell was granted Ne
vada divorce decree from Cromwell
last December
Neither Mrs. Cromwell nor her
husband will be in court.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-11-08
US0 Announces
New Junior
Hostess Course

The second USO Junior Hostess
Training Course will open the first
of four sessions November 16 at 7:30
D. m. in the Women's Lounge at the
clubhouse, Miss Barbara Bowen,
program director. announces.
The course, which will consist of
four sessions, is open TO all young
women l8 years of age or over. APP
plication blanks must be filled out
and an interview arranged with the
program director TO the beginning
of the course.
Junior hostesses holding only
temporary cards will be required to
attend three out of four of the ses-
sions to obtain permanent junior
hostess cards. Mrs. Bowen set out.
All other junior hostesses who wish
to attend will be welcome.
Plans for the course were COM
pleted early in the week at meet
ing of junior hostesses. under the
direction Of Mrs. T. j. McQuade.
advisor, Mrs. Rita Noah. director.
and Miss Bowen.
Junior hostesses who are parti-
cipating in the preparation of the
course in clude: Miss Mary Lou
Morales, Miss Elizabeth Nesbitt,
Miss Mary Lou Sariego, Miss john
ny johnson, Mrs Eva Morgan, Miss
Bettey Henderson and Mrs. Ruth
MabrX.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-11-08

fast for the guns or because their
altitude range was too great.
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Jups Move Near
Liuchow City

CHUNGKING, Nov. 8. CUP)-
japanese forces, driving along the
Hunan-Kwangsi railway, have ad-
Ianced to within 20 miles of the
important railway city of Liuchow,
a Chinese high command commune
cue said Tuescay night.
CThe Tokyo radio had said Sun
day that japanese troops were press
ing on Luchai. a town 80 miles
northeast of Liuchow on the rail-
way and today's Chinese report
would put them south of this poinD.
The Chinese also announced the
fall of Mosun, so miles southeast
Imperial Valley press., 1944-11-08

| I've BEEN KIND OF BUSY LATELY
so I've got to depend on you to keep
l. prices down now-and afterwards. My
wife and kids can get along on my allot-
ment, if prices just don't start Jumping
all of a sudden.
II understand that's what happened in
1919. They tell me almost half of the rise
in prices during the last war was AFTER
THE ARMISTICE. That's bad for every
one, especially for guys like me on fixed
incomes.
II don't want to face imitation when get
Imperial Valley press., 1944-11-08
Death Summons
British Leader

CLAIMS. Scotland. Nov. 8. OUP)
The Earl of Strathmore, 80, father
of Queen Elizabeth and member OF
a family which for many centuries
has played a prominent role III
Scottish history, died Tuesday at
the medieval stronghold of CLAIMS
castle.
He had been i'll about a month
and his condition became serious
last week end.
News of her fathers death was
conveyed to the queen early Tues
dav. The court was due to go out
of mourning Thursday following the
death October 26, CT Princess Bea-
trice. great-aunt of King George
VI.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-11-08
HEADS TO CHINA
AWAITS TRIAL IN PARIS

WASHINGTON. Nov. 8. up
Milton J. Helmick, judge of the
United States court for China for
nine years, was assigned Tuesday
by the state department to visit
China for a three-month survey of
Chinese laws and judicial admins
tration. Helmick, a native of ST.
Louis who was repatriated tc the
United States from Japanese-held
territory in 1912. will concentrate
on Chinese commercial legislation
said.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-11-08

of LiuchoW.
In another drive along the West
river. the Japanese, in an effort
to reach the important highway
from Liuchow through Manning to
InCo-China, have advanced to
roint 20 mics east OF flnyang, on
the highway 60 miles northeast of
Manning and IS miles southwest OF
LiuchoW.
The communique failed to mem
ton fighting around Kweilin which
at last reports was virtually sur
rounded by the japanese.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-11-08
CHANGES PLEA

Manuel Franco Monday changed
his plea of not guilty 10 a charge
of rape and a charge of contribute
ing to the delinquency of a minor.
He pleaced guilty to the charge of
contributing to the delinquency of
q minor and asked for probation.
The probation hearing will be Nov
ember IA The rape charge was dis
missed.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-11-08
SCHOOL OF GENERALS

NORTHFIELD. Vt. Nov. s. (UPl
Fifteen Norwich University alum
nj are serving in the U. S. army
with the rank of general. The lat
est is !. D. White. a native of Peter
bore. New Hampshire, who was pro-
NOTED from colonel
Imperial Valley press., 1944-11-08
No. N2 of a Series

home. So won you folks keep up y
good work and keep on making that {
ing price plan work?"
PATRIOTIC GROCERS are post
their ceiling price lists charging {
ceilings or less welcoming quest
about prices.
PATRIOTIC BUYERS are using the
-. paying no more asking frier
questions about possible mistakes.
Are you doing your share for
sake of America future?
Imperial Valley press., 1944-11-08

Read the otl. l.er day about a CT.
overseas who received an INSTALL
ment notice from the income tax
collector. He wrote back: cover
here, even a letter from you is
news from home"
A gag, of course but with an
OvertOne of truth about il. More
than anything else, the men like
getting letters from home. More
than anything else, our V-Mail
letters can help to keep up their
morale.
What to write about? That's
the easiest thing of all. For it's
the little things they dream of