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Evening star., 1945-07-26
POULTRY 3 EGGS.

BABY CHICKS now on hand, lowest prices,
Also mixed cockerels for broilers. Started
chicks and turkey poults. Phone Rock
BARRED ROCK PULLETs, IA weeks old,
So each. 500 New Hampshire Reds, z
weeks old. 81 each; 500 Leshorns. -
poses. Cali Gaithersburg 2s4-w or WA.
N. II. r. CKS., ~ mos. old; best grade;
win lay soon; So apiece. 3514 Columbia
pike, Arlington, Va.
coops for sale. Call to see at any time.
4S13 wellington dr.. Bethesda, Md.
IS PULLETSs N. Il. Reds, eight weeks,
Thompson Parmentier strains, Sl.25; lay
Ave nonths. a Eowie 3453. ..,.s.n..
lsyins lSn hspss TR ss5 95o7 o77vrrs. ~ - ax
lbs; S425 entire lot this week. ITO heavy
Hampshire Red .puilsts beginning TO lay.
S2.76 each. VIII sell two lots separately
msns GH Q4lt bInt afteE Ers Pr. N w..r. old. "a
apiece, Write w. G. JACKSON, Leon I'd,
bristol. MARYLAND. WIN deliver.
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PERSONAL.

LECTURES taken In your nome or mine.
Phone CHI. 1885 for appointment. go
EXTERMINATE-If you need an extermi-
nator, call RA. 1928. S5 each treatment.
FRENCH CONVERSATION lessons given to
beginners or advanced scholars by highly
cultured tutor OF international aas reputaton
corrected quickly. Private interview MI.
DREssMAKING and alterations. Prompt
FEEL BETTER after first treatment or no
weak Sesrt asthms
ments. Also relief for aching. swollen feet,
aSsIge daay NAtsEopsss sH sss5 20 years
WANTED~Party do part-time telephone
work in their own home, 81 per hour.
.fcESsED Ifc SaSED' NTRsNe stfEs HOME. women bed
patients. Cheerful new home. high eleva-
ton. Phone AL: 1858.
Wris,t. 4 YOU are IN need Of : loan up to to
66S Dr. a W JOHNSON: dentist. relse teeth SCI
MGaLY MssifEy sief fSf 5'h WOMAN teaches
English. self-confidence, freedom from sell.
%aoa Rdse o M days s'se Service
ns clocks Tepsed gssFRs SrR a
iis Howell Vii ACADEMY FOR BOYS offers a
bd of uss ssh9G pdDs s%m
hs shHF eovERs coa III spST5s RSp DkAPERfEs RES Expert
SesS fssss pegs
BEAUTIFUL PENMANsHIp. home or ONCE
ASTHMA SsFf spH aAY 1SfH ffvER fsf5 fs5urrrnERsWrss
for free booklet, J. c. MCLEAN, 6O04 4th
MODERN ei y gEEssMAkrss Pr sIgp.o;, .gp1s,,v for Pa
Gated, equipped for prompt service. Dresses,
suits, coats to order; also restyling and
alterations: moderate prices, LEA ENaEL' ENG
HoRsEBAcK RIDING instruction. Learn
70 ride pr9perly; 9 lessons only s25: good
aDd shdren andsr s cafs and
csil ci' RED TOP R1p1Na STABLES. WA.
New se1T Hsmpshire 81 as1ss ave. and an % Rsss rS 80!
SLIP COVERS, expertly tailored; sstisfae-
ton guaranteed: upholstered furniture
@ k9ur fS%s Oi2a e6lden
bearded; day and night; 8 te g1o yTs ols. Sd.
ans ssGvHe HoME in Md
opening for boys years or older. SH.
wANrED-Furnished apt. or house, Au-
jim BRADY. Ex. ZOO, Ext. 65s.
SLIP COVERS AND DRAPERIES profess
sionaliy designed and custom made for a
discriminating clientele; 7-day delivery.
MI. 1892.
MAN, social-psycholosist writer. wants
contact unencumbered woman, around 80,
interested in writing for quality maya
zines, cooperating basis. Box 450-C, Star.
28s
GOOD GENTLE HOME for widow, service
| wife or student in exchange for light
duties Box 442-C, Star. 2S'
LIEUT.. CALF. BOUND will beg, borrow
or steal car, prefers buying any make or
year in good condition. AID. 1649. 2Se
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BoArs.

SAILING SLOOP, 80 #, with auxiliary
power, new sails and rigging, cabin; sacri-
fice, $3.50. HARTGE BOAT YARD, Gales
BOAT, Century" class C. racing hydro
plane, mahogany. price $50. occoauan,
ss' So X GRsICHARbsSoN KERMATH, so-hp.
Condition excellent throughout. Newly
painted. Sleeps 5. Ready for immediate
inspection. OWENS YACHT CO. Dundaik'
oGTBoARp MOTOR, Hercules. 2-cylinder,
good condition, new rings; for sale, SS5.
Between 1909 pm, 406 z st, ne. 26s
CHESAPEAKE 30, round bottom sailing
sloop, in very gooG condition. Call GIL.
FOR FOE SALE I6-foot sailboat, fully
equipped. See MR.. HICKS, $50 Maine
aceFT. ceFT. sAiLBoAT, Bugaye design. COM
piete sails. 4O-h.p. Gray marine engine;
sleeps 4; galley and Shipamate; good
condition: ready to go. Owner being
transferred Contact 1T JOHN r. FLINT,
n. A. S. Patuxent River. Nd, So week
a5.fFT. BOAT, 7-ft. beam. cabin model.
Can be seen at Roses Boat Yard. Sc,
l1th st. bridge, next to Easton Power
eSeFT. GAR WOOD sPEEDBoAT. FIR.
1856 SWETNAM'S GARAGE.
FOR CHARTER-50-foot schooner for one
week $500, or two weeks $3.50. Accom-
modations for party Of four. Sailing for
Annapolis. Write B. G. DIxSON, Annap-
oils Yacht Yard,
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

RIDE TO BOSTON wanted by lady, about
Aug. 10; share expenses; refs. Tel. AID.
1855 after pm. weekdays or any time
Sunday 29s
tion California; depart between 1st and
5th August; share expenses and driving;
furnish references. Hillside 1912. 26'
g COLLEGE GIRLS will pay for ride to
Ocean City, Md, Aug g Lincoln S641.
DRIVING TO DUNKIRK, N. Y. via James,
town, August 8; two passengers. 81.
6749
about Aug. /; can drive car or truck and
share expenses. c. N. SANDRETZKY.
R a. q 373 Alexandria. Va
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INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE. Permanent
positions, Operators needed. Day classes
MdABELLE, HONOUR BEAUTY SCHOOL.
ifs fTs aE ahd 7aas secsetar.s esss.,
now forming Beginners and refresher
courses in shorthand. typing, bookkeeping,
service courses. Est. % years; accredited
Inquire MA. 1888, BOYD SCHOOL. 1888
st. (opp. Capitol Theaterl
DETAILS on out-of-town boarding schools
and junior colleges. Call for appointment.
WASHINGTON SCHOOLS ASSN, 2O4 Col
orado Bldg. 14th and G. RE. 3939.
Evening star., 1945-07-26
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.

TEACHERS-Do not wait until the last
minute for good fall position. Let us
place you immediately. ADAMS TEACH
ERS' AGENCY, 204 Colorado Bldg. 14tt
STEM. AVIATION a.. perm; postwar fu.
ture. $1,000; sec. sr. foreign gov, $20l
mo-; sten,, legal, perm, $50 wk.; need &c
Est. 28 yrs. BOYD's. 1888 St.. ma. 2340
SECRETARY, bh-day week. $1s5: stem,
engineering office. 5..day week. S160: sec,
Young. PERSONNEL SERVICE. 1911 @
ST., ma. 6241.
TEACHERS. clerks. receptionists; select 20.
aries visit NATL. TEACHERS AGENCY
lEst II yrs 1911 q st MA 2li4
Unusual future. Salary open. Seyera
bookkeeper openings. BoYD'S. 1888 F st
Evening star., 1945-07-26
CATTLE and LIVE STOCK.

seen horse Jump 54 feet; horse is I6
hands, nicely marked, dapple grey. Phone
DI 662S.
COLT. half-bred Arabian, gray; fne con.
formation; disposition like a well-trained
collie pup: sired by Rab Naff, he by Raf-
Lean, Va. Falls Church S25-J-1.
GOLDEN GUERNSEY COW, good mixer;
nice family COW; $135. RA. $500.
marks on nose and hind legs. sound con-
dition; also Italian style jumping saddle.
Call HI 03S4 after 6 PM
Evening star., 1945-07-26
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

AIR COMPRESSORS, two 15-h,p. electric,
suitable for laundry, machine shop or ga
rage. 1884 23rd st. NV. ME. 1922. 26s
AIR-CONDITIONER, console-type, office OF
room cooler. Can be seen at VICTOR RE-
FRIGERATIoN SERVICE CO., rear 1436
AIR coNDITioNER for sale, Pleasantaire
make. Can be seen at 1915 L st. NV. be-
ALARM CLOCKS REPAIRED tany mske,.
incl eiec.: also expert watch and .iewelry
repairing: 3-6 dsyg service; WORK guar
anteed I year REGENTS JEWELRy CO..
ll32 18th st Nv. Ma 1854. Open ewes
ture kitchen cabinet, $12; glass collection,
$50 pieces. sOLoMoNs. 342s o st, NV.
ANTIQUE large king chair. upholstered
in green and white stripe; could be used
in foyer ~ q decorative piece. JOHN
LIGOM INC. 3421 Conn. ave. NV.
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SITUATIONS poMssTIc tcou,.)

GIRL, colored. neat, wants daywork
GIRLS, colorsdss 2. want light housework
GIRL, coiored, would like part-time eve
ming work. BOX 404-C, Star.
only, Tuesday, Friday. Call AD 6152
GIRL, colored, wants nursing or mothers
helper; live in. MI 1913.
LAUNDRESS, experienced, willing, expert
on wearing apparel; Sc, car fare. TR.
NURSE AND HoUsEKEEPER. for elderly
woman or couple; live in. RA. 1858. 27.
Evening star., 1945-07-26


COCKER SPANIEL puppies. s months. Ex-
cellent blood line and very reasonable.
CoCKER PuPs, s wks,. temporary inocu-
available;. $45 and $50. 1908 No. Quin-
tana, Arlington, Va. Falls Church 2460-J.
COCKER SPANIEL. thoroughbred, female,
s months old, has been spayed and had
al shots: good child's pet. 1873 Somerset
BRooM-RiDiNG KITTENS. 8, gray. want
good home. CHI. 1854.
BULL TERRIER, male, good stock. 6 weeks
BOSTON TERRIERS, females, wks. old,
dark seal and white, registered. 3613
14th st NV.
COOKERS, champion bloodlines, s mos.
old Axe, registered: $25-$30. Kensins-
SCoTTIE PUP, 10 weeks, Axe registered,
black. healthy and playful companion,
excel bloodlinss; S45. Ii. 1923.
COCKER PUPS, two, beautiful, 8 mos,
red and buff 615 Fern pl. n VIA l513
Evening star., 1945-07-26
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

HUSBAND leaving country, must sell fur
nishings 5-room home: radio, typewriter,
golf clubs, tennis racket, other misc. RA.
l271, IL to 8 PM, $500 Ptney Branch
31Is 10th sT.-six fine solid maple dress
ers, highboys, vanities and matching mir
Ike new; arranged for easy inspection.
Evening star., 1945-07-26

FURN. ROOM. H3UsE, rent $3.50: shooting
gall, rent $500; bark lot, rent Si0O; good
location. ladies' fP. rent $3.50. Ma. 4e3e.
HAND LAUNDRt doing large volume
wholesale and rdlil; modern equipt., in
cludins truck; w} stocked with supplies.
This business opdates very profitabiy and
requires substan-c cash to purchase. CO.
Evening star., 1945-07-26
AVIATION.

ORDERS NOW BEING SOLICITED for post
war delivery of new Taylorcrafts. Swifts
and Republic Seabee Amphibians Oliver
AIRPLANE FLYING INSTRUCTION. For
details call CONGRESSIONAL AIRPORT,
OIL. SSSS. or HYDE FIELD. SP 0SSS
Evening star., 1945-07-26
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

GIRL colored. wants days work. no.
GIkLs, 2, colored; 1 as waitress. expert
enced; one parttime housework evenings.
Call HO. 2707.
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COAL. WOOD and FUEL OIL.
DOGS, PETS, ETC.

WOOD for fireplace. furnace. heater and
kindling; all fuel will be scarce this winter,
order now. COOPER SUPPLY CO.. S13
18th st. ne. AT. 5919,
Evening star., 1945-07-26

parachute. for best cash offer. Cali GE,
STENoTYPE. excellent condition. Call
MISS HARRIS after 6 pm. on Georgia
STORM SASH custom-eu,lt. vertical twin
double strength glass, prime and 2 fin-
s4GbS sSoSeHs ,ss5 soSSSsf 5xs s.ss
STUDIO cotcH, immediate & I sale. G exceilent Silent
cond, $40; bookcase and tables. sacrifice;
After e pm A., all wk see MIR. sLEDaE; 81. s1s
sTGDI0 s Iii CoUCH, 6gsi with metal arms, inner
sspEng mattress Is. and base $$s Ice re-
finish bedroom suite, cost $3.50. good con-
st5on sl3s sofa and chaiE to match
sTubfo 81 hf ss SouohEsAtlas eaEs@e has the brand
new. .all-spring constructed studio. couch
base. prewar; opens into twin beds or
pillows; .$5 deposit and IL. months to pay.
kEss ssyTs saa Thurs GRsa Sa sns opeh al ss9
So.. sSSdd G st. NV. Di. s7s7. DT. s7Ss.
SUITS. large stock of mems used summer
sn snt coats susi 81 and Sp sa iIS
TiTsG II 4 9T TAB2E 3Psn saw sysniqss E vi MtS
motor. already mounted. Al condition.
TxPESWhRalfTiER WI TEE RRNTAE IA'si SERVICE. SIZE
18th NV, GE. 1883. Underwoods,. 8 mos,
$50 in adv: no DEL: $3.50 add. dep.
rsnN s.cnraed pa5t sys Sspaass Wp aaSs 'esaDe0'
VIOLIN. extra fine copy Francesca Rug
WATER HEATERS. Rex, zU-yeAr guaIan
sss AZ sisss terms J2HN WGRslEsR rs alss
WATER HEATERS. new, automatic. 20 and
80 gal, for bottled gas. K. g. w. 1132
WATER HEATERS. new, automatic, gas,
"a, 80. 40 and 65 gal. K. g W. 1882
SouTHEkN 81 III I'm VENETIAN BLIND co. - Blu,
direct from manufacturer. steel or wood
IL D BRAND-NEW TABIRs,n snoae s4-inch. 5 go 7S-
ID: base. alcohol proof: electric slicer. IN
- pm, Four Corners, Silver Spring. 26'
2 BUILDINGS used as neld ofices: can
be 5Nsmodsled N into Broom bungaloyS
In sections. Apply 1921 I st. NV. wash
Two handsome hostess chairs, sold .,
pair only. S140. AID. 1900.
Evening star., 1945-07-26

or telephone 1NTER-AMER1CAN SCHOOLS
HoE EsAEEsWoM WsssMsh2 D eHpsrenoe SA SSe pee
ferred but not necessary. See Miss Hlrst
employment ONCE, 4th floor. s. KAN
s2oosRT s2oosR ORDER COOK. colored, must b,
exper: in making sandwiches and short
pps s ssSF' wzENeRs asf fEsR WASR f l2ss SHOP
sIfk fk FIN ffsisaER-rast. aEii neat and steady
NPAsIs Hs, ctESSEks S e. zoos 0esd. Col pike Ike
s5instGD sobS SisfESsERs Ha 1S (ss ISL sas wk I,
start, uniforms furnished, good meals
s6pss s6ps FdHANIas s5AMSX IEHs hatS eosr.9
SO Ssen meals q sa xDpy pfTs fSef spi
sSPA 90 sSa$. Ssas $50 A5sy wAsHsGHos h Rss
IA iys INIT
BeTtop RodS dSr s.sS Srsh seq suSk girl
yosfsH & HAkRfs CO. co. 1sa4 ~ ssVas st. NV. a
STENoGRAPHER, experienced, for head O.
work % Sns sy ors .0ef a0d
IN routine and procedure; permanent posi-
ton with large corporation;. essential in.
overtime. all holidays on, chance for pro
moLion; state age experience and salar!
HSa h7s oe ssyeI. ss5 week, o,
STEN0GRAPHER and general ONCE work
contractors ONCE; 5x-day week, S35 Il
start. Call MI 0935 for appointment
STENoGRAPHER, ONCE experiences: mid
dle-aged: permanent position. postwar
essential business; good pay; good oppor
tunity willing worker; references. Bo,
sITIENoGRAiPiHER, high priority war work
located Chevy Chase; 4Ob hours week
ideal WORKING conditions. WO. 0S63.
STEN0GRAPHER, rapid, accurate: goot
salary and pleasant working conditions
RIGGS NATIONAL BANK. 16o3 Pennsyl.
sTENoGRAPHER. part time, See Mis-
sfENoGRAPHER CLERK; old establishe,
flrm; postwar opportunity; good chanc
for advancement; S165 to SITS per mo
sTfENoGRxPHER and file clerk. durin,
summer vacation; experience unnecessar!
but applicant must be reliable and goot
worker. Box 109-V, Star.
STENOGRAPHER, part or full time; nearb,
resident preferred. INTERNATIONAL DE
TECTIvE SYSTEM. 1901 Monroe ST. ne
ETEN0GRAPHEk--Gene ofice work II
emall district once Of national organiza
$3.50 mo. to start. Call HO.. 1902.
STEN0GRAPHER on construction project
Hours, 8 to 4. 6-dey week. Attractive
salary. GEORGE A. FULLER CO., Mr.
freeman, WI 1893.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-11-22
ROBERT JACKSON
OPENS NAZI TRIAL
BY CLINTON B. CoNGER

UnIteu Press Staff correspondent
PALACE OF JUSTICE, Nuern-
berg, Nov. 21.-American prosecu-
tor Robert H. Jackson, opening
the case against German leaders
on trial for war crimes, accused
the Nazi Reich today of plotting
war against the United States in
1910 and charged that Japan in
1889 was plotting to assassinate
Marshal Josef Stain.
The second day of the trial op-
ened with the summary rejection
by Presiding Lord Justice Law
renee of Great Britain of de-
Tense motion challenging the le-
gality of the court and the whole
proceeding.
Next the 20 defendants in the
courtroom made their pleas of not
guilty. Two other defendants are
i'll in hospital. A third is missing
and believed dead.
Jackson spent the rest of the
day presenting count one-which
the United States will prosecute
of the four-count Indictment.
Jackson said that in March, 1941,
Adolf Hitler ordered his aides to
get Japan actively in the war.
''The proofs in this case also will
show that the leaders of Germany
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-11-22

were planning war against the
United States from it's Atlantic Cap
proaches) as well as instigating it
from its Pacific approaches, .
Jackson said.
"A captured memorandum from
the Fuehrer's headquarters dated
Oct. 20, 1910, signed by General
Falkenstein, asks certain informa-
ton as to air bases and supply
and reports further that the Fueh-
rer is at present occupied with the
question of the occupation of the
Atlantic islands with a view to
the prosecution of war against
America at later date. Delibera-
tons on this subject are being en-
barked upon here
Jackson charged, on the basis OF
another captured memo that on
Jan. 81, 1899, the japanese report
ed to Germany they had sent 10
Russian traitors with bombs across
the Caucasus Mountains frontier
with instructions 'to kill Stain.
These two we're the first Of
thousands of secret German docu
ments, captured by the Allies
which the prosecution is ready tt
present.
Count one, which Jackson pre-
scented and is to prosecute, cover:
German plotting to wage war. Blu
his speech was a general as vel
as specific indictment of the "2O
odd broken men, as he called
them, and their fellow leaders fol-
murder, torture and starvation or
a scale unmatched in history.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-11-22
Two Earth Shocks Rock
Turkish Province of Van

IsTANBUL. Turkey, Nov. 21-(R,
Two earthquakes shook the north
eastern Turkish province Tuesday
and the shocks were so great they
were felt in 1stanbul, 700 miles
away.
First advices said one person
was killed and ten were injured.
Only fragmentary reports had ar
rived since communications were
disrupted. The shocks, each lasting
fully one minute, occurred at 5
am, and $3.50 am.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-11-22

this morning from a fire in the
native quarter, but the British did
not state who started the blaze.
Meanwhile, Associated Press
Correspondent Vern Haugland re-
ported the situation in Soerabaja
had quoted to some extent after
IL days of fighting which a British
source estimated cost the Indone-
SLAMS 5000 casualties.
Two Indian soldiers were killed
by snipers during the night. The
only other activity reported was
British artillery barrage against
1ndonesian positions, lasting about
two hours.
Aneta said the situation at Sc.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-11-22

as saying the cabinet meeting was
called to consider the increasing
difficulties faced by the Indonesian
government attempting to work
IN the present atmosphere"
Earlier, the Allied Command had
ordered all Dutch native. troops
Withdrawn from Batavia as a re-
suit OF serious outbreaks of dis
orders in the capital Monday and
Yesterday. The order was issued
after Indonesian officials charged
the Amboinese troops with DELHI
crate attacks on Indonesians.
Smoke beloved over Koenigs-
pleln, Batavia's central square,
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-11-22

marang was quiet after the British
ground and air offensive yesterday,
adding that British patrols were
steadily cleaning up isolated spots
of resistance in the town.
The Raj said that two COM
panies of Indian troops were flown
to Semarang from Soerabaja by
a hurriedly-assembled fleet of Da-
kota transports.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-11-22
JAVA THREATENED
BY new DISORDER
CONTINUED from Page One)

said Premier Sutan Sjahrlr mad
called special cabinet meetlng
after the shooting, and said it was
indicated the meeting OF lndone'
slams, British and Dutch, sche-
duled for tomorrow, would be can
celled. =.
Siarifuddin was quoted by Aneta
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-11-22

The largest flesh.eating land an.
imals the world has ever known
were the tyrannosaurs, or "tyrant
reptiles" which stood about 10 feet
high. s.
Evening star., 1945-11-08
5O-Point Men on FurIough
Will Be DISCHARGED From Army

Enlisted men with so or more
points who now are on furlough
after returning from overseas
today became eligible for dis
charge as soon as they report
back for duty.
The new War Department ruling
also applies to enlisted men now
on temporary duty in the United
States. The principal group af-
fected, the War Department ex-
planned, are men In units that were
returned to the United States from
Europe for redeployment to the Pa
cific.
Orders were changed with the Jap
surrender and these units now are
scheduled to be deactivated.
The War Department broadly
limited at general reduction In the
discharge score in the near future
with the statement that the new
order will not only insure a con-
tinued high rate of discharge, but
it will eliminate the expense and
the burden on rail transportation
involved in moving soldiers who
would become eligible for separa-
ton in normal course within q
few weeks after they rejoined their
units"
Orders affecting 10000 other
men also were issued by the War
Department late yesterday. These
included:
!. Provision for immediate dis
Evening star., 1945-11-08

charge OF approximately 25,000 for
mer American prisoners of war if
they meet the physical requirements
for release.
2. Establishment Of new set of
restrictions on overseas duty for en-
listed men and ofiicers-a step af-
fecting approximately l25, 900 men.
The department. announced that,
with few exceptions, no enlisted
man with 81 or more points Of hon.
orable service since September is,
1910, will be sent overseas for per-
manent duty.
The exceptions are those who are
graduates of the Military Intelli-
gence Language School, Regular
Army enlisted men and volunteers
for foreign duty.
Officers who have SO or more
months Of honorable service, or so
months In the case of Medical De-
'partment officers, including enlisted
service, likewise will not be sent
overseas for permanent assignment.
This will not apply to Reserve officers
who have chosen to remain on ac-
tive duty. to Regular Army officers
or to those classed as scarce spe-
cialiStS.
The scarce specialists include mil
itary government officers, contract
termination and property disposal
officers, re1egotiation ofncers, legal
officers with admiralty law expert
lsee DISCHARGES, Page A-2.5
Evening star., 1945-11-08
Jack Nichols, 2 Other Officials
Of TWA Killed in Air Crash
Former Representative Wos Surveying Routes
For Airne's Expansion in Middle East

Jack Nichols, 4g, vice president
in charge of International opera
tions OF Transcontinental g.
Western Airlines and a former
Democratic Representative from
Oklahoma, and seven other per-
sons were killed at Asmara,
Eritrea, in a plane crash Wednes-
day, the Army announced today
at Cairo, Egypt.
The other dead were two TWA
officials, A. j. Naylor and Milo H.
Campbell, and the Army crew of
five. The names of service per-
scnnel are being withheld pending
notification of relatives.
The plane, BIS bomber, crashed
Wednesday morning as it was taking
off for the Ethiopian capital, Adds
Ababa. The cause of the crash still
is undetermined.
Mr.. Nichols, who represented the
Second District of Oklahoma for
four terms, was assigned to the
House District Committee when he
Evening star., 1945-11-08
Troops Fire on Romanians
Observing Kings Birthday
Rx the Assnciated Press.

By the Associated Press.
BUCHAREST, Romania, Nov. g.
Troops fired on a crowd demon
strating before the Royal Palace
today in honor of King Mihai's
birthday and killed or wounded six.
Troops blocking the entrances of
the royal square before the palace
opened machine-gun fire into small
crowds at one of the entries.
The casualties were left lying on
the street as this dispatch was being
written at 3:55 pm. 9:55 am.
E. S. T),
King Mihai and the Soviet-spon-
sored government of Premier Petru
Groza have been at loggerheads for
months. The young monarch has
refused to sign DEGREES of Groza,
which would give his edicts the
force of law.
King Kihai last summer appealed
to the United States and Britain
to help in the establishment in
Romania of government which
would be recognized by all the
big powers.
The Groza government has Rus
sian recognition but not that Of
the United States and Britain.