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BOATS.

motors, regardless Of
size or condition; cash for same. 737
FIsHING CRUISER wanted. So to so feet;
give deseription; price. condition and To-
BExGTIFULLY APPoiSTED motor yacht,
m ana saaDped aef or sst aonnd
sSss T R 4ga P'p Ext sos y L
Ssts ar 4 j. S sGGs sassq g4 No.
t tinsGp c e. AsIiRstq n Xa sleep, Excel
e !saf Isl H i1ilE e sa50 See steward
WANTED. cupboard motor, 8 or more hip.
T. zofa sPEEpBo9T u 4cy1aer Ly
ESsPT So.+ ou 67s motor oLR D0Mis
FOR SALE, loft, knockabout, practically
new. sails never used: no auxiliary. Geor-
gia 4779 after l pm.
yA ee ssn s sgd as sssd sas ns
with oT, without motor. MIR. cURLEs'
REvERsE GEAR, aiess. heavy duty. used
mac, Ma. Phone Rockville rev.
G cAn az wanted ps sa Write Mr. MORGAN; Km
days, EX; $500 Ext. $50
RICHARDSON Fd1 Little Giant, .2e-ft:. ike
a aftsr !st am model eH 6 Gs any time Sunday
WANIED-outboard motor UP to hip.
EyIsRGDE and Eto cupboard motors;
and parts; used parts factory representa-
WANTED FOR H cA IS soft cabin cruiser
GRAY MARINE MOTOR, 40 h,p.. built in
T reverse gear perfect condition, $3.50.
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POULTRY & EGGS.

FOR sALE-2OO New Hampshire laying
ppllets, $50 White Leghorn laying hens:
az also coal and electric brooder stoves. Call
POULTRY, turkey, pigeon houses s52.5 so
up delivered; dog, cat. pet stock pens, in
buck to0 Service so'ez aasbfi f po6
BY pE S, EARN ~ Annandale, Va; Al; $3.50. l3'
els, Tom Banon strain, Z weeks old. and
New Hampshire, Red pullets and cockerels.
: : weeks s,S 9Id Phone Falls Church 125O,W.
JAMES FEED STORE. INC. sia z St. NV.
FOR BIGGER PROFITS buy Peerless
only from q. s. pullorum assed eggs. from
hneSt New ENGLAND commercial focks, Sc
SIZES t1r ss ad I've assr1 ABILITY Witty
ehoice-New Hampshire, Barred Rock or
h e9s G5oSs II pays 70 buy from PEEL
ERY. Shovel, Nd fhhf'i-e9e faAish-
BABY CHICKS {. O. D, blood tested from
White Roefs RSS sstsd
Giants. our selection. S.. SO per 100; mixed
chicks chick for broilers. So .95 per 100: MinoTea
Run PoULTY FARM, Box 74s. Trenton 5.
Best BsSTrs eE MHs s sl89d sstsa assGgssa
Lection Lection; 81 per 100: bullets, any breed
Mlnorca cross heavy broilers. 1895 per
MERE NE; ln FaEMs SshiIpEmsEs p VALID
o. N
CHICKS, assorted, all A. A. A. grade. blood
White Leghorrs, Buff Leghorns, Brown
Lemons, Minorcas, White Rocks, Barred
R: !, Reds Giants, New Hsmpshires; Your
grade or grades. They may consist Of all
pullets or all cockerels of either light or
e esayy sFssd ssrS Ss sbppsd q be nd
ays EXPRESS oI:s AZ IF shiDmsn GsfEsE6
our Shipping points. Rush order today.
get these fine bargain chicks. ASSOCIATED
HEtATCHERIEs OUTLET, 1880 Market ST.,
BABY CHICKS, pullorum tested. B. Rocks.
Reds W. Leghorns. unssxed; our choice.
Ss.g5 per co. Min, x W Rock broilers
$3.50 per 100; special assorted. 81 .95 per
a po0' SIP SIP E; Q; D, LoNT:oN POULTRY,
4. 4. Al &, BLOOD 1Sed'9 TEsrED CHICKS, our Sc
Rocks Barred ROCKS Roc Reds sSo Wsand Whte
Leshorns. Black Giants. Brahmas, S495
100 per M n66 M ea5EK 'F2 ar eF9fE
&: s.-APPRovEp CHICKS. Matching every
Tuesday and Friday. CAPITOL CHICK
H HKx li rHId BlsdenSourg I'd ne Ii s529
Closed on sunday. Hines aATcHERR'Y
Olney Md Ashton 2021
GRASSY KNOLL CHICKS-Va, o. S ap-
crosses: Va, U; S. certified R. o. P. sired
LeghornS, sexed chicks. poultry equipment.
GRASSY KNOLL HATCHERY Lincolnia,
Alexandria, Va, R. No. 8. Phone Al.
CoWAN CHICKs-Breeders of quality U. S.
approved pollorum passed. Hatch wed,
Sat. weekly. Baby-started chicks. COWAN
FARMS. Pm. 2341, Bowie, Nd.
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DOGS, PETS. ETC.

YOUR EASTER PUPPY IS HERE! Beauti-
fuI silky wavy, thoroughbred cocker span
T f RHPpf pfk Ct Shs u ssfE H Ss9
Poets Lodge, West Montgomery ave. Rock
ST: BERNARD. males, $50: females, ss5.
F RRa soF NEAT s aEs Tn sssa
orders, This meat can also be obtained at
moreland St, Arlington and at the the T Deep
ARMAM FRosTEb rooDs ave- Ashton sssasi Md
GOOD HOME WANTED for police puppy.
, MaIAMir nos H,I S4zl Hoimsad pl NV
loves children: excellent watch dos. CO.
Ma MALE e. TOY GE., rox <, TERRIER az. IS mo:
tween 8 and pm. weekdays, 8 am. to 1
B Bi2hn Sundays.
haired, So: hound mos, house broken.
COCKER sPANIEL PUPS, weeks, Axe.
bun, l tri-colored, TorohilI Trader strain:
M Mn sf6 FRENCH SS4 F1shDGGd DR.
females, black male, Z months old, very
small, 10 to - pounds; can be seen be-
tween IL and pm. Sunday, 1881 18th
RABBITS-Pre-Easter showing of breed
ing stock and baby rabbits, also q spare
BEAUTIFUL ENGLISH SETTER PUPPIES.
thoroughbred, weeks old. Phone FRANK
eoek sss week. EYES Dus siss ssa ts5
SSs aSInS T TasinTnlinngson: Arlington.
PIPPIEs. semipeaigreea, 5 weeks old. very
oANAKiEs, females Il for = b Breeding; green
MAZE call sre az By lss cham
PPSo Sn. pleasant peasa;. disposition year old.
Tegistersd; fee, $40. 444i 18th st. - ne.
GERMAN SHEPHERD, male puppy,
United States. Elmwood $40 between 7:3o
eo &; Err PJ Pm black male mos. old,
bone me ann beavy n
CANARY BIRDS, males. good Singers erS' i5ss
WANTED. suitable. master for purebred
fpaysa female ., psa 1aes cd
g. h ssTpe a0n seo S0x a i s se
broken re- e. end playful. big amber eyes. Box
f FoasEi sA sif[ puppy, red, f..
male, pediRreed. Is weeks old. weight 1
PGSSe Il MALE aa ssa St p
eranian; has all inoculations; excellent
mater: housebroken; 500. Apply or
phone Sun: after II am, RIA. 1851.
istered, black, female, s25: q wks. CHI. 2i35.
COOKERS. blacks, reds; excellent pedi-
greed , ssock o reasonable. 461s 18th st.
BOXER PuPPIEs, fawn: will hold until
Easter. Inquiries to MRS. KIRcHHoF,
LIKE 10 Sf BUY 0 poee i napps wire.
hair terrier or water spaniel. Cali after 6
COCKER SPANIEL, exceptionally beautifu,
black male, / year of age; fine blood line:
COCKER SPANIELS, black and parti,
males and females: A, K. C. registered
temporarily, inoculated. Phone JOHN r.
HESS, Hollywood Kennels. Wa 1924 OF
Persian PEDIGREED rekeface red cat
a To stud; o also Sslssr Angors Ashton 217a
studs, also black cookers same; reg. In-
KENNEL. Box 265. Dahlgren. Va.
BRINDLE BOXER at stud. sired from
championship line: no reasonable arranSe-
ments refused. Call Al. 0657.I
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

ae4es ennsoa sex psn R aS sa in
nfasslss any cali sHPq Az 557s
Randolph 4Q44.
ACCORDION and saxophone wanted. State
ACCORDION, 100 bass. IN good condition
AD fSf q" MACHINE, small counter size
Victor; also greeting card wire window
d ADbfkG Eae MAd RHF sH sss party
pay, cash for, small late-modei machine
Hb6 SfssFs MA eh2se "a cALc etas
SO asR9 fans da and D WasSns
nas s. Is syp eo f1 PISS issz paid Cal
ene for large studo Phone eng t 5o0@ p s1e
AIR AIR Co ccooNNDIrIoNERs, fan. and washing
a. 8. JOHNSON CO. RE. 1887.
n1ssse ,r silver
AuTodkxpHE5 s'ais Stamp eose
tons; coins metals. sold and silver bought
BEDRooM. dining, Twins ' room Dom furniture;
g asis sossss s7
odd pSss Of sutss ruas eSns
Wanted at once;a Please call today Mr.
BEER coOLER, 2-keg, precooler case, with
Or without refrigeration; today. Lincoln
BEES AND HIVES either singly or to-
gether. A. HART, Lanham, Md.
BICYCLES AND TRICYCLES. in any con-
dition. wanted for material. Phone co.
BIRD CAGE wanted, ali metal; breedins
cage also fight Gaze WIN hrI parties ws
call again; sH; 1897; 81
gas fired 81 oil, wanted at once. Cal
BOOKS-Best prices. small or large lots
Bring in or phone ME 1S46. STORAGE
BOOK SHOP 420 10th st NV
BOOKS-Highest prices paid for gooe
books. Bargain Book Store. sos 9th st
nv. DI. 5007. Open Sunday and eyes
BOOKsHELvES wanted. large, for hall. II
1T large books mostly. Glebe 1869.
BOYS BICYCLE, 20-inch. Call Elmwoot
75s after $3.50 and al day Sunday. IL
CAMERA, a5-mm, preferably Argus CT Of
ga; Cali coRPL. COX. after gao. olsbt
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COAL, WOOD and FUEL OIL.

ANDIRONS. fire tools. screens and All fire.
place goods repaired and refnished. D. L.
BR0MWEIL. T23 18th st. NV. ME-. 1874
cordwood, gift fireplace lengths 1O0S
hardwood: NV. delivery only. 81. -2719. 14s
GUARANTEED high per cent hardwood.
ffREPLAcE W3ooD. Is to "a inches! all
h hare sd o cord pss Stock UP now for
WOOD FOR SALE, cut any length, oak.
$50; pine. SIS. Delivered. SH. 6937.
length, SIS cord; not stored. Silver Spring
Chevy Chase, Bethesda, Beltsyille. Write
MILl1AM MAGRUDER, Laurel, Md. IL
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

Cash FOR DIAMONDS sno oio SOLO dia-
mono watches and discarded iewelry Err
always HIGHEST Price PAID Tor dia-
ponds. silverware, cameras. clothing and
and MAJ sl; Hws shsics Mr Of diamonds
WANTED TO BUY used Delco oil burners.
Gall Mr.; HASEK: Republic $500
BRING YOUR OLD DIAMONDS and gold to
us ioI highest cash price. SHERMAN
WANTED record player. Du.
WANTED-small bench lathe, 6 to 8 inch
swing. Phone Hobart 1914
WANTED-Piano for family use; good
tone tone; finish immaterial; prefer small size.
WANT TT1R:ucK BODY. van or EXPRESS II
sfsS sRsfRs fh9n sE4Eas as
WHITE CHINA for decorating. Call oE.
159I after + pm. Sunday, 12'
MARINE FAMILY desperately in need OF
WILL PAY HIGH PRICE Tor a No. GA
Hohner chromatic. harmonica; prefer good
condition but viii consider anything. 4
WANTED REFRlGER s ais Ell eie e@is &C.. 5
to z Gu it., good condition; cash if priced
sERViCEMXN's WIFE With viii 's small children
would like to buy electric sewing machine
preferably portablel. AID. 1850, Elk. sos. .
2-WHEEL SIDEWALK BICYCLE, for s.
year-oisd chiid; good condition. Kensing-
WILL TRADE BABY CARRIAGE and bath :
lnette carriage used 8 mos, cost S35 new)
in exchange for 35 nm. camera with
coupled range finder 81. 3oS3
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FARM 8 GARDEN Cont,

PANsIES, field grown, fne quality; also
perenrials evergreeI,s and shrubs. r.
GREEN 40S Ga. ave. extended.
MEG oRMICK-DEERIvG TRACTORS re-
built; will demonstrs te. JOSEPH SMITH
IL SONS, 1919 Benn4nR I'd. ne. -
STRAWBERRIES, everbearng. some in
bloom, S. per 100 plants, JOHN r FAR
RAR, 6003 Oxon Hill rd, An@costia' u; Z.
BEEHIVE. 2h-story. In 1st-class condi-
ton, disease free, made 14o lbs. surplus
In 1914: $50; equipment at reasonable
prices. OR. 1906.
CRAB GRASS killed and treated; let US
make new lawn: also maintensnce WORK
during summer. Call Union o9b2.
TREES REMOVED, eyergreens planted. fer
tilted, lawns renewed and weekly main
tenance. Call Union 0g62.
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ACCORDION-12-bass piano accordion in
any Condition, needed for
practice purpose. Call AT. 557S.
ACCORDION, 120 BASES, good condition.
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sTuDIo cogCH. preTsE, sa5; mems ems. m ss
casins, size 3 new S2.59 90, tier dra table SS
sTGp1o sV GotcH pr eva witt With coil sprns
mattress matt ard coil spring pad; s1a. Elk
ST STUD Couch prewsr. opens to doubl,
bed. SIS North Carolina ave. Sc, enc
SUITS. two. size 40, Mcaresor tweed. Palm
Phone Falls Church, 2s26-M.
SUIT. mans, navy blue Hart; sesaf'nsT ,ns
m inso the slz Army ny ee &C. es5 DO on'
ardine. sizes So and IS; boys suit, size 1s
lieht coat, shoes. handbag, 2 rugs (9x1a)
SUITS size IS; gentleman's entire ,e ward aid,
robe seeks seeks ties underTea aGl shirts 14xsa
5de ssSs son ssSi5s s w. 4 sss Ss0
snS sTe bulbs BSx d LAB Star
dealers Haaei Falls Church 1890. Wv
SUN LAMP, g., F., prewar. little used, up
H Es mos q vac"n pee
prewar haiI-width wool shuttlepoint carpet
Ing. tone.on-tone beige: CHI 555S, ~,
new new compIete i1 With bulb and timer. lot
TABLE, Duncan-Phyfe, DIR, mhg. nn1Sh
full size. with leaves; used months; $55
Ii. 1881.
TABLES, various sizes; mirrors. bee
springs. rugs. etc. 4s45 Mass, ave. NV
TABLE, walnut, console. 2Q"x3S"; opens Z
20"x7S"; table pads; ideal for apt. sH
TABLE, antique. walnut. drop-leaf with
drawer, conditioned icebox. wardrobs
trunk Call after IL pm, Sligo 6644.
TABLE. kitchen, painted: and two chairs
So. After 10 am. Sunday, 644 Eye st
TABLE-Mahogany coffee table with glas
top: almost new; S35. OR. 1878.
TABLE. chromium tube steel legs ans
black top; 30 in. by so in. OR. 1878.
TABLE LINEN. imported; point Venise file
I lace china dinner set, fur coat Apt. SOC
i1701 Mass ave. NV.
RUGS, taupe, Administer, 9x12, sis. OR
1885.
TARPAULINs. large quantity all sizes
JOSEPH SMITH g. SONS, 1919 Bennini
/ I'd ne.
TIME CLOCK, electric, International, witt
racks: also ONCE safe. 2o19 14th st. NV,
Monday.
TOYs-Metal wagon. irish Mail; chain
drive tricycle., pedal automobile, pedal air
plane, chta6s mapls tabls and chair se,
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An EMS. 90. on up ldTB
eIec repairs: a0th year Carly zoos I4th
GOLF CLUBS, sets. 200 balls. all ii in
GOLF CLUBs-4 matched spalding reg.
Jimmy Thomson weeds matGhed BF dsa
G el5fl 4 c Z U.s. o spalding irons, steel
bag, leather strap; dozen balls; SIS;
A!Iics MarSIs, g. mans tennis E, gaoEet,
S.. CAN in person after 8 pm. Monday
COLI l chbB IS Wilson APT pre war six matched
Gas f5Esf o? ss5o 4se
~ smaller bouss; bG sS$s sftsr ssx Il;
GUARDIAN SERVICE. that kitchen equip
ment that cooks all green veg t,1,a LEI
water, is again available to a limited
number Of purchaser, For F4,,,1 fuII par,
GUITARsMEpiph one. Complete with fh case
$3.50; ELECTRIC Hawaiian, with amplifieel
GUITAR. Martin. ~ sweet tone, orchestrs
H nSasl Hse R l9eSi1 sso good condition
amplifer. perfect condition, 500. Cal
Gun, 80 caliber winchester 70, complet,
with Lymen sight and sling. Call Gil
GUN COLLECTION for sale; Colt. 1S49
cap and ball, $50; German luger, SAM
as new, S75: German mauser. automatic
S45; German mauser rifle, $40: Steven
johnson 3s revolver. SOB; % calibe
guns. WI 6042
HhFr DRYER. TIA 1869.
HAND CROCHETED CHAIR BACKS ant
arm covers: complete set and various sizes
rake excellent gifts; made by elderly lady
T5sRING AID. Western Electric, used onl,
2 few days Call North $3.50.
heater, gas. with hose; still In origina
carton S15. Child's scooter, So SO Vacu
UNI cleaner, Hoover. So; needs repairs. Ais
lawn mower, So. RIA. 1014.
HEATERS local kerosene, gas). coal cool
ranges, gas ranges, trunks, folding beds
1ceboxes, inner spring mattresses. cribs
ACME I01bh 9Th st. NV. Ma 1862
HOLLYWOOD BED with innerspring mat
tress, box spring and headboard: excellent
condition. SH. S453.
HOLLYWOOD BED, prewar; leatherett
headboard with inpersrring mattress;
1616. u
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APH COMBINATION,

door: cash. j. HENDERSON,, Colorado
s GE STo ele aM i's any model
Ta from eS sao as who
f RRFKnGERf foih e Gs FIR vs Gss
E nRsf s 81 Or ladSs o q e s1o
Plymouth; II BARGAIN DU. 5os1:
nj * 49, SszS sss s0 sd s|'is
sAwGsand "a saw VIC craftsman. 1e In. o,
qas Tor sha metal . sutns FIR ss4
seq sf%rs sSnqf AcH "a e seas in good con-
s aEtSnsc Li q I,,i 557a ~, ~ ,,n.
plsssins 81 = RE "1 1saS RE :sif
s S e OK, WAITED y call MISS McAM1s
STUDIO CouCH, wanted by Navy couple
TEEfKR;B BABE, preSar. in IN GOOD condition
TENOR sAxorHoNE, please state make
TSX PIANO DOL ssssy and Bin dolls OF
ssnabis price. Phone RA. ass7. ....
Tsson 5ad es o fe15J old also
Tricycle., chain driven preferred. o,
9 wear old size. OIL: 10y
TRICYCLE., suitable for 2 or 8 year old; in
good condition; preferably In Georgetown
Rurlsith district. EN-. 2s92: Ii
T ia IN g Sss condition for s-yr-Oid
condition; moderate price, Call MI. 0S34
TRUCK. Ford or Chevrolet; h-ton panel
body. Phone Ordway. 1859.
TYPEWRITER, portable, Royal preferred
State price. condition, for cash offer
Elk 1887 after IL am. Sunday.
TYPEWRITERS and adding machines re-
paired quickly purchascd TOP prices ,, n;
VACUUM CLEANER with attachments, in
good condition; also a lawn mower: cash
or may trade an electric refrigerator. 500
Decatur St NV. RIA. 4217.
VICTROLA, hand or electric, good condi-
ton EATON, wisconsin 9S46.
nection with radio. Call Metropolitan
0172 weekdays.
WASHING MACHINE, apartment size. urg.
entity needed. TIE. 1925.
WASHING MACHINE, apt. or baby size
preferred, others acceptable. FIR. 1856.
WASHING MACHINE-Will anybody hir,
one? Badly needed by family with tw!
small children and another expected. Cal
Glebe $3.50.
WATER COOLER, electric. Will pay z
cash and haul It -awey.. Call MIR
CHARLES on Mon. LU. 600.
Evening star., 1945-05-06
|73 U.s.. Soldiers, Freed by Jap.
In Burma, Tell Of Beotings
Arlington Officer Among 400 Sick Men
Released to Speed Foes Flight From British

was required, he said, and the
Americans had to learn 1t or take
more beatings.
Japanese guards, he added, said
they hated Americans the most.
The flyer said he was slapped three
or four times a week.
Col. Gilbert said the Japanese
had lost much of their arrogance
in the past two months. 7
Col. Gilbert Native Of Arlington.
Col. Gilbert, "a, Is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Curtis I. Gilbert, 1872
North Quincy street, Arlington. He
was born in Arlington and attended
elementary school there. He was
graduated from Western High
School in 1928 and entered West
Point the following year.
After leaving West Point, Col
Gilbert was stationed at Fort Wash
ington for two years and then al
several other Army posts in the
United States. He was sent to Ha.
waii in 1899, returning to this
country in 1941 He again was sent
overseas, this time to Burma, ir
September, 1943, and had been there
only a few months when he wa.
captured.
A brother. Boatswain's mat,
FIRST class Curtis A. Gilbert, U
S. c. G., is a member of the Poto.
mac River patrol.
Evening star., 1945-05-06
Continued From First Page.)

the patriot radio in one
broadcast.
I'VE are asking the German mill
tary commander to stick to the
agreed terms and withdraw his
troops Immediately from this area
Otherwise armed Czech forces will
go into action"
A German tank unit was reported
by the radio to have broken through
the patriot defenses only to be
wiped out by tank-armed Czech
fighting column.
A statement in London by a
Czechoslovak spokesman said that
the patriots had captured not only
the capital but had taken over
administration of the provinces of
Bohemia and Moravia and that
Prague has again become the
Czechoslovak capital"
Nazis Get Ultimatum.
This spokesman, DR.. Hubert Rip
ka, Foreign Trade Minister, ad-
mitted there still was some fighting
in some sections of Prague.
The early morning Prague broad
cast, described as. an ultimatum to
the Germans from the Czechoslovak
National Council, asserted:
"The protectorate of Bohemia and
Moravia no longer exists. The major
part Of the Reich's representatives
Evening star., 1945-05-06
Envoy Takes Blame
For Jap Safe Incident
By fhe Associated Press

BY Inc Associated Press.
Spanish Ambassador Juan Fran
cisco de CardenaS yesterday took
personal responsibility for the &C
ton Of two of his embassy officials
who went into the closed japanese
Embassy without express permis-
sion of the State Department.
Mr.. De Cardenas said he made a
full report of the affair to Acting
Secretary of State Grew.
The incident" occurred April 10
two days after Spain broke rela-
tions with Japan.
Mr.. De Cardenas said his coun-
sellor of Embassy, Juan G. de
Molina, sent Second Secretary Car
los de Goyeneche and Vice Consul
Alberto Mateos to the japanese
Embassy to look for the documents
which would enable them to vino
up the Spanish Embassy's job as
protector of japanese interests in
this country. They took along a
locksmith who was to open a small
safe to which the Spaniards said
they had not been given the combi-
alton by departing japanese in
1941.
After passer-by raised an alarm
police asked them to leave.
Ambassador De Cardenas yester-
day said: Il wish to emphasize
that we acted with the best of in
tentions, and we deeply regret that
we did not request formal permis-
sion from the State Department. -
He said he did not think that the
circumstances have been prejudicial
to the interests involved y
Evening star., 1945-05-06
Carrier Kearsarqe
Slides Down Ways
BY the Associated Press,

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, May 5.-The 27OOO-
ton carrier Kearsarge slid down the
ways at the New York Navy Yard
today, less than a week after the
launching Of the supercarrie1
Franklin D. Roosevelt at the same
yard.
The Kearsarge. built in ID months
at a cost of S70000,00 is the Navy's
third ship to be named after Mt
kearsarge in New Hampshire.
Sponsored by Mrs. Aubrey w
Fitch, wife of Vice Admiral Fitch
deputy chief Of naval operations fol
air, before $4,000 invited guests ano
many OF the yards 10000 workers
the Essex-class carrier hit the water
in the East River shortly before 6
pm.
Undersecretary of the Navy Ralpf
A. Bard, dedicating the Kearsargt
to the defeat of Japan lin the same
decisive manner that is bringins
terror to the hearts of Nazi leader:
and to the German people" urgec
that the Navy be kept strong.
Evening star., 1945-05-06
Second MaryIander
Wins Honor Medal

The second Marylander among
Army heroes in this war to win the
Congressional Medal Of Honor, Pvt.
Paul j. Wiedorfer of Baltimore was
cited yesterday for singlehandedly
eliminating two German machine
guns last Christmas near Chau-
mont, Belgium.
The soldier, attached to the S0th
Infantry Division Of the Sd Army,
was wounded later and Is now in
a hospital in England.
Pvt. Wiedorfer's company had
been pinned down by enemy fire
and was able to advance only by
his act. He ran ahead to hurl a
hand grenade in the first gun en-
placement and then finished of the
surviving members Of the crew with
his rifle. He then swung toward
the second crew, wounding the gun
ner with rifle shot and capturing
: the remaining crewmen.
| Pvt. Wiedorfer ran deliberately
into the face of sharp fire to &C
complish the deed A few minutes
later the lieutenant and a sergeant
of his platoon were wounded and
he assumed command.
| The other Marylander to win the
Medal of Honor was Pfc Ernest w.
Prussman, native of Baltimore,
who is with the 9th Infantry DiW-
sion. His home is now in Brigh-
| ton, Mass.
Evening star., 1945-05-06
Japs' Dissatisfaction
With Suzuki Mounts
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 5.-Tokyo
radio today reported directors of
the Totalitarian Political Associa-
ton of Greater Japan were demand
ing a special session of the japanese
Diet.
This new evidence of dissatis-
faction with the war situation fol-
lowed Tokyo newspaper criticism OF
the policies of Baron Kanto Suzuki
third wartime Premier, who only
recently took Office.
The broadcast said the party di-
rectors had also decided to estab-
lish special committees to deal with
various production, defense and air.
raid matters.
Gen. Jiro Minami, president of
the party, was quoted in a Domei
news agency dispatch as declaring
yesterday that 1.-THE only way to VIC
tory is to channel the total energies
Of the nations 100000 900 people di-
1ectly to the battle 'front.'"
Evening star., 1945-05-06
| Jailed Sleeper
Hears How Train
| Almost Got Him

A 32-year -old colored man must
feel fortunate, even with a 15-day
Jail term ahead of him.
Appearing before Judge John P.
Mcmahon yesterday on an intoxi-
cation charge, he heard Officer F. G..
Long of No. IL precinct tell how,
last Thursday, he was found un-
conscious with his head resting
against the tracks of the main line
of the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad,
near Riggs road NE, after at
least one northbound train had
rushed by.
The, engineer of the train had
notified police that, had the man
moved his head slightly as it passed,
he probably would have none by
now, Officer Long related.
Police identified the man as Willie
Lee James, sos K street NV. He
was committed to Jail in default of
SIS fine.