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FARMS FOR SALE Continued,

ATTRACTIVE HOME with 80 acres, Al
minutes from Washington in Virginia, OF
hard road, well-built 8-room, house, al
elevation with view. shade trees; outdoor
sary outbuildinss. Price. $4,000. Hal
asrnaon sasxa fD'sRs%fnsA P2s& sAoEssS sss'
FARM--Near bay. IS acres stocked and
ssSRssd Sesif ads for beach saads Sa
60 60 AcREs1Lsrse Lars s-room house, barn ant
outbqdings About MI ,srT,9 frSm WA HWashing
acres, excellent soil, suitable for gardening
grazing and general farming. Watereo
With streams and springs Price ss2oq
COCKRILL. owner. Vienna l40.
I28-ACRE DAIRY FARM, Broom house,
BuiR buidinss' nA,a Ii cows" cows W heifers. bun,
horses hogs snd Al farm machinery liner and
ing from Chantilly to Floris: price, S22, 500,
Shown by appointment.
160-acre farm, Broom house. electricity,
barn 26x66 barn 26x40. other out
buildings: on hard-surfaced road, 70 miles
D. C.; price. $4,000. RAY BARNEY,
corner Maple ave. and Park St, Vienna,
VI, Vienna Phpns S5s. office Vienna SlS' residence
800 ACRES, modern dairy, farm. ,s-room
stone house. 3 baths 3 tenant houses;
4O-cow dairy barn; $3.50
81 acres old frame house: $1,000
New Arm. bungalow, ] acre; $1,000.
All these located l mi. of Lee highway
10 70 acres, acres % good s-rm house, new 40.
COW dairy B barn: anr on Lee hwy "a mi' from
20 acres; On Lee hwy, adjoining above
pfqRerty No dealers' en;oVo terms cash. Call MI
1898 before II am. or write L. A. MON.
TAGUE. 1910 New Hampshire ave. NV. D
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

TRUCK, 1888 GMC 2 ton. Wo. 7400.
AUT0-CAR TRACTOR, 1912, air brakes,
model sol, motor, 26-ft. Friehauf trailer.
DIAMOND model s14 tractor or dump.
1910 dump. Dodge 1898 panel Is-ton
pIAMoND MOTORS, 1881 3rd st. NV.
GMc ioGse truck, . tons, panel. body
dual l, wheels. Inquire Mr.: Powell. YALE
CHEVROLET 1910, long wheel base with
loft. contractors body, heavy. duty equip
DIAMOND + MODEL Gil. tractor or dump,
100000 tires; 1a41 Ford dump; 1910
Ford po DUMP; 1888 Dodge panel new trucks
MOTORS, INC, 1031 3rd st. NV. MA.
1851 FORD PANEL TRUCK. u ton, in
good running condition, S175. J. w.
SHELTER. Sterling. Va.
ARMY SURPLUS TRUCKS, no priorities
needed
1883 White 2-ton, 10-ply tires: 1857 Mack
2-ton, model EB, air brakes, COE, 12-ply
tires tmake excellent tIactor); 1941 In
terms tional 4-ton, model KS.
nras assal GMc anS Atom 1s-ft. closed body air
1941 Dodge 2-ton. chassis and cab. 2:
speed rear, q speeds forward.
194l Ford 1-ton crane truck.
caTtr TEailsIS, s4S New Army ammunition
'Aisfi All oup' our trucks have low mileage and
have, heavy-duty Army tires and are IN
excellent condition: terms, trades. CEN
TRIAL MOTOR CO.. 3143 Lee hwy, Airing
ton. .CH. 1000, OK. O552, daily to 8.
closed Sundays July and August
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ACREAGE WANTED.

5 TO 10 ACRES, in MONTGOMERY or Prince
Georges. about IS miles from White House
some trees for homesite, white neighbor-
hood UN. 339S 5a
SEVERAL ACRES, with or without house
Evening star., 1945-08-04
LETTER-OUT

Remove one letter from each word and
rearrange to spell the word called for
which YOU have removed It. II you have
'Lettered-O Out" correctly it's an Ursidas.
Answer to Yesterdays LETTER-OUT.
(C) TINTACT-TAIN0 (nfect).
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(Es DREAMED--MADDER Toll color).
(E DEvCTEE-VETOED (refused to
q, co5It.AT1oN-LoCATIoN tsits,.
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NEW 1915 MOTORCYCLES for essential
Parts, accessories, tires, repairs INDIAN
SALES. 9ll 9th st. NV. RE. OIL.
RECAPPING. f-day service, guaranteed
workmanship; leave the car before q I'M.
ready at pm. CONSOLIDATED SALES
CO, 1926 H st ne. Phone DU. 0S34 and
LII 1n1H
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COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE.

shingles. electric light, garages, garden and
outbuildings: on State highway one hour
from Washington by bus, train or car
Calverton, Va. Telephone Warrenton
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

REAL ESTATE WANTED to sell, clients
waiting, all cash. HICKS REAL ESTATE.
MEDIUM-sIZED FAMILY needs modern
home in Silver Spring. Chevy Chase or
Bethesda area: can make very good cash
payment; want to contact owner direct.
Call SH 1h4Q during day.
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LOTS WANTED.

SPACE SUITABLE to build automobile
sales and repair business, minimum re-
quirements. 125x1 so: prefer central down.
town locations. Box BIC. Star.
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AUToMoTIVE MIscELLANEoUs.

3-CAR GARAGE for storage purposes
Call PETROLEUM HEAT d. POWER CO.
1919 Conn. ave.
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COMPARE THESE CARS. A fine selection
of late models. Will sell with or without
trade. OPA ceiling prices and some below
Al Studebaker Commander sedan, r. and
h., Sl,26S.
Al Chr"sler Saratoga sed.. and h.. vacu.
trans. Sl7S3.
Al Packard Ito 4-dr. de luxe sedan, T.
and h., Sl,446
40 Packard 70" sedan, r. and h., o. d.,
S1.0S7.
80 Buick 4-door. r. and h.. LOGS.
AZ Studebaker Champion cdr. sed., h.,
Sl,110.
Many others to choose from. HYATTS-
WILLIE BUICK CO. WA ALL
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PROPERTY WANTED.

APARTMENT HOUSE, up to 100 units, or
investment property; will pay cash; have
homes; now is the time to sell. L. A.
MOSSBURG g. CO.. MA. Obs. e.
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REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.
FARMS FOR SALE,

EXCHANGE house and adjacent lot in
Chevy Chase, Md, value $4,000, for
small rural acreage with modern house
BOY 367-D. Star
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STORES FOR RENT.
WAREHOUSES WANTED.

torres, super-markets, warehouses We
uild anywhere to suit your requirements
OJJIS RJJRMAN. RE 1893
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.
WILLIAMS REAL ESTATE-Listings want
ed in nearby Md. Have cash buyers. For
quick action call IN. 4n3a. eve, A2o0
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BusINEss PROPERTY FOR RENT.

TWO BUSINESS FLOORS-Ideal for of
street business" warehouse, manufacturer,
ofdces and meeting place; app. g0xluU;
center of business district. Apply $40
Penna Ave. NV
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AproMoBILEs FOR SALE tco..., |

HUDSON 1871 commodors sedan; radio
and heater: warranted ceiling, $1,321: SS
other cars to choose from. JACK PRY
Eth sd fsana is4i seoor sys se
ehanicai condition: oPA Warranty: esil,
"a gsef SaS sis sas ST. ShHRa asashdrs MofSs
LfNcoSI2SS-zEPHYR ,ss 4-door sedan; good
tires. Motorola. heater; PRICED S675 cash,
SI25 G below oPA ceiling, for quick sale.
oEDsMoBILE 1887 conv. coupe; beautiful
black. finish; wonderful tires and motor:
ss for $3.50 M more no d less conn within
oLDsMoBiLR 1890 4-door sedan; good
rubber. heater. radio, defroster. electric
ssss cd new Within Rs oPH otos en ast r
PiYMouTTH 1885 4-door sedan, dan, good 900 tires: tires:
good paint: good transp.; $3.50; within
PLYMouTH % 1889 % roadste2 ag.k in ave GOOD DR. run
within oPA ceiling. 72s Newton st. NV.
PLYMoUTH 1895 7-pass sedan; clean
35 other cars to choose from. JACK PRY
MCTSRs; MsyS iIth pInd and Psnna nII: ave. Sc Ar,
bz7s + s%s.lss e, css sss7 %S
easy terms $40 NJ st. ne. 81
ea SEE ER efsa eGf 'sR'f a fo sGSs Sas s0sS
Va. P. LICENSE with 7-passenger Packard
or 7-pas ssenger Cadillac, both in good con-
URGENT; must sell before midnight, 1882
needs needs paint paint. glass glass: $ah5io; within oPA
ceiling. ME. 0540, Ext. sO4, 81 pm. to-
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IRAIlERS WANTED.
GARAGES FOR RENT

WANTED: TRAILER HOUSE; officer urg-
emily needs trailer. in perfect condition:
have ready cash. WI. 6S20 after pm.
1918 Bradley blvd, 8"
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

TRUCK FOR HIRE, a ton pickup. Eve
nings and Saturdays call Lincoln 04e5.
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GARAGES WANTED.

BRICK GARAGES. wide alleys. Rear 9th
and Allison SITS. NV. So month. Call
GE. O654
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Goren on Bridge

Goren on Bridge
Neither side Vulnerable. South
deals.
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IL Pass 10 Pass
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Pass Pass
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ENTIRE OR PART OF WAREHOUSE
store, approximately 1000 square fee
suitable for wholesale beer business: 1
or End commercial zone. Box 343-C. Sta
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LOIS FOR SALE.

18th AND RANDOLPH ST. NE large
lots. most desirable, in new section OF
beautiful homes, near Monastery; reason
able OWNER, NO. 2S27 ,,
BEAUTIFUL WOODED LOTS in Engllsn
Village. Bethesda, reasonably priced, terms
j NOBLE ROAZ. Realtor, 724O WIS. ave.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-23
Mrs. Gould
Faces Probe

PARIS, Feb. %. CUP)-Mrs.
Frank Jay Gould. wealthy Ameri-
can eXpatriate, was formally ac-
cused today of dealing with the
NaZiS.
The French ministry of finance,
acting in concert with the L. S.
government, ordered the Justice
department TO investigate Mrs.
Gould's activities during the Nazi
occupation of France and 10 take
criminal action against her if
necessary.
The San FranciSco-born Socialite
is charged specifically with in
veSting 100000 francs in a Ger
man-controlled bank at Monte
Carlo last July y. She said she
gave the money to the Nazis TO
save her critically i'll husband
from a concentration camp.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-23
j. ). Losses
Pdss80O,0OO

WASHINGTON. Feb. % -GJPl
American combat casualties an
nounCed here passed the 100000
mark today.
Secretary Stmson also an
nounccd that Allied armies have
captured more than 100000 Ger
mans in western Europe since
D-day. These are in addition 10
the 100.692 German prisoners
taken IN Sicily and Italy. and l34,-
800 taken in north Africa.
This makes a grand total of L.
1892 German prisoners cap
tured since November, 1912.
Stmson said u. S Army casual
ties on all fronts compiled through
-FAeb. II were III, ,49f.- This figure
reflected actual events through
the middle of January.
Navy, marine corps and coast
guard casualties 10 date have
totaled 1866. The grand total
of sol. l62 was an increase of 49,
9S2 over last weeks total.
The army casualties included
1928 dead, 420, ,465 wounded, of
whom nearly half have returned TO
duty; 60,086 prisoners Of war, and
90 223 missing in action.
The navy total included 1882
dead 40, 7S3 wounded. 10, $40 miss
ing and 4,474 prisoners Of war.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-23

MINI. Chimed in Tell 'em 10
use the dough they'd spend
night clubbing TO buy bonds and
TO save the tires and gas they've
been using gallivBnting around"
Sgt William Ryder of New
Haven, Conn, was brief in his
remarks.
The only hardship can see"
he concluded "is that the
people will have TO do their
drinking earlier"
Pvt. Irwin Copcnhaven OF Myers
town, Pa, appended:
And II won't hurt them to
get of the merry-go-round and
give 4 little more sober thought
to this war"
Sgt. Erhng Lothc Of St. Paul
MINI, Snorted
why, some folk just never
realized how much We lost by
entering the army. ] had
whole beer parlor back home
and had 60 give II up."
Lothe formerly owned bar
room IN 81. Paul.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-23
CaHllachO
Rallies
Americas

MEXICO CITY, Feb. % GNS)
President Camacho of Mexico,
declared last night that the voice
of America would be a guaran-
tee of perfect balance in the or
ganization Of the peace 10 come.
Camacho's address keynoted the
first plenary session of the inter-
American conference after the
10 accredited delegates earlier
Shelved the question of Argentine
participation until the final days
Of the conference.
The Mexican president said the
delegates had a real responsibility
before them IN working out the
problems in the preparation Of the
future peace. I
THE acceptance of this re-
spOnSibility gives Us the right,
and imposes upon us the duty,
of working out these problems
by ourselves, of making our
own suggestions, and OF not al
lowing the cry OF other unrest
to drown the voice OF America"
he said.
Camacho deplored the absence
Of Argentina and III Salvador at
the conference. but said he hoped
that circumstances viii soon af-
ford Us the satisfaction Of seeing
them officially associated with our
present efforts
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-23
BY FRANK COMMIT

WITH THE I. 6. NINTH
ARMY. Feb. - QNSl American
troops in the front lines inside
Germany showed little sympathy
today for night club owners back
home who reporteGly protested
the edict closing their hot spots
At midnight.
SGT. EDWARD Lcahy of Chicago
Ulttered prlmly.
Too - bad about them.
Then he added IF Byrnes SAYS
IFS necessary 70 close, there
nothing else 10 do,
Crashing bombs were Chuning
the ground outside as Leshy
shouted 10 make himself heard
He gestured with his thumb in
the direction OF the loudest cx-
plosiGns and concluded:
Unless those bombs coming
down are pixies, which they
amt. there's still a war going
on"
Pvt Alvin Petersen Of HcartIey
is. agreed with Leahy but IN a
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-23
FEsE Probes


JERSEY CITY. p. J.. Feb. %
INSJ Continued careful lnvcSu-
CATION OF 54s returned American
civilian repatriafcS from German
intcrnment camps slowed 10 a
virtual standstill today ther.1-nal
entry into the United States
With only a handful OF the
civilians permitted by FBI OFF,
clals 10 leave the ,hip last night,
the FBT continued rs search for
AXIS synpathizcrs so mlnutely to-
day that only fave or six had left
tho NnsNnl hv earlv afternoon.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-23
Jdps Batter
U.S.Warships
CONTINUED from Page one)

NNOHtinutu from rage OntJ
revealed for the first time by a
marine corps combat correspond
eRt who said the invasion beach
was "a scene of indcscribable
wreckage-all of il ours.
The Jap air attack on the fleet
forces was made at sunset yester-
day, Nimitz said. He failed TO
specify the extent of damage or
the type of warships hit by the
Jap planes in their first effort 10
combat the American invaders
from the air.
American naval aircraft con-
tinued TO give close support TO
TO the ground forces and naval
guns from warShipS close offShore
poured shells into enemy defenseS
throughout the northern area
American casualties were CStl-
mated as of 5:45 p. m. yesterday
and this was the first definite
mention Of the number of marines
killed in the assault on the stra-
tegic island.
The Japs launched several heavy
counterattaCks during the night
but the marines successfully re-
pulsed them and also smashed
continuous attempts at intlltra-
tion by the enemy.
Unloading Of supplies on the
Two Jima beaches continued, MIN
itz said, but the loose and muCky
terrain made il difficult for Amer
lean vehicles 20 bring equipment
inland
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-23
Bulge Cost
YankS 55j.42O

CLEVELAND. Feb. % INS)-
The German ArdCnneS break
through last December produced
the coStlicSt engagement Of our
history UnderSecrctary of War
Patterson said today.
Addressing the Cleveland Ad-
vertising Club, Patterson listed
total casualties between Dec. Is
and Jan. II AT 55,420. of which
37O05 we're killed and wounded,
and lS4l6 prisoners Of war--a
rate of more than 1000 casualties
daily
These were more complete fig
ures than had previously been
released by the war department.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-23

in khaki uniforms, snesking in effort to
reach their narrowing perimeter.
Behind advanced positions Japs still roaming
in small suicide groups-many with dynamite charges
attached their uniform bouses-actng human tanks
watched five Jap marines die this morning within few
feet
Victims Of Jap horrors concerned that the Amer
leans will be able to understand the magnitude of what
has happened and still happening in Manila 1t is murder
great scale that details leaking out only little by
little such the of several thousand Filipino
in Ateneo.
But the deaths of individuals be comprehended-
such the killing of the famous Jai Aai player Jose
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-23
Streets of Manila Rum Red After Jap Blood Orgy

Demuertegu known as Filipino whereon lost many bets
three years ago Filipino" with his 2year-od daughter in
m arms asked Jap sentry for permission to leave area
of burning houses and shot down on the spot.
On the streets Ermita and Mala districts have
counted several dozen corpses of Fpnossome with their
hands behind their backs before they shot others
sprinkled with gasoline and burned alive Whole families
have been wiped out this way.
The Japs paying for their crime the only possible
way-by dying themselves. few taking their
lives. This morning one jumped from the window Of
eghstory building and two others killed themselves by
holding hand grenades to their stomachs But most have
been killed by the Americans
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-23
Senate Frames
Own Work Bill

WASHINGTON. Feb. p INS)
The Senate military affairs COM
mittee today, by vote Of II 10 4,
favorably reported the O Mahoney
manpower bill upon expansion OF
authority OF the War Manpower
Commission.
The committee. in its action,
definitely rejected the work or
jail May bill which previously had
passed the House
Senator Thomas (D) of Utah,
chairman, said II was agreed that
no penalties are applied against
individual employees in the bill, eX-
cept as 10 certain farm workers.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-23
NichN Recruifer
Sentenced 10 Die

PARIS. Feb. - QNSD-The
death sentence has been pro-
nounced' by the Paris court Of
justice on Andrec de MeSslne who
was head of the propaganda serv-
ice for the Legion Of French
volunteers against BolSheviSm' 30
recruited by NiChy TO fight with
the Germans against Soviet Rus
Sla.
De MesSIne himself took part
in the Russian campaign and was
awarded the German Iron Cross
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-23

after participating in the murder Of the city Of Mans and
hundreds Of its inhabitants in orgy Of death whose
ghastliness only is becoming fully known.
Gen Macarthur yesterday visited the midst the
fighting and found his former home between Depar
and Dewey boulevard completely destroyed except for
oncstoy columns He looked through the ruins and told
GIs who asounded their commander there in
the middle of mortar and machine gun fire:
II lived here many years, boys Now nothing is left
Gen. Macarthur right With the exception of few
scattered houses and shells Of modern buildings nothing
remains of what the finest residential district of
Manila except ruins and rubbish through which Jap
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-23
Election al MurChey
Ordered by NLRB

The National Labor Relations
Board today ordered an election
March I. in two plants Of the
Eurchoy Machine r Tool Co, 10
deterr ne union representation
for the 125 employees
Employees may vote for the
International Union United Auto
mobile. Aircraft and Agricultural
Implement Workers Of America.
Local ia Go Local s Society
Of Tool and Die Craftsmen. or for
M union
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-23
&c THE DETROIT TIMES
Feb. l745
By CLARK LEE

MANILA Feb. 20 delayed, tINs)-The L. S. high
eammissoners office symbol Of American sovereignty in
the Philippines captured today by troops of the First
Cavalry Division after two days Of severe fighting.
Il the lawns OF that large nNaSn building fac
ing Manila Bay Jap marines jan p 1912 tore down
the Amercn hag and raised the Rising Sun banner in their
cereuonious formal occupation Of Manila while immacu-
lately clad imperial bueackets stood attention and bowed
10 Tokyo.
The imperial marines there today too. the
spacious lawn of the battered building They died there
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-23
Army Atquits Major
On Neglect Charges

PARIS. Feb. % GNS) Mai
Walter n. Marlin. u -. of Los
Angeles. former commanding Off
Ger Of the 7l6 millionaire rail-
way operating battalion Of the
United States Army, was ac-
quilted by court-martial today OF
failure and neglect IN the per
formanCe Of his duties
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-23
FOXIlOIeS Open All Night

milder tone He said merely:
~ don't think the additional
sleep will hurt the civilians
any"
Tel the people back home
the foXholes over here are still
open after midnight II they've
got no place to CO." Pvt Arlow
Deneem Of international Falls.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-23
I.a(GIIardia
Protests Ban

WASHINGTON. Feb y
.INS) - Mayor Fiorcllo La
GusrdIa of New York dis
closed today he has protested
70 WMC Chairman McNutt
about the night club curfew
expected 10 throw 5000 out
OF Jobs in has city.
But he declined TO discuss
details Of this conference
with NcNutt. Asked II he
protested the order, he said.
II certainly didw
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-23
An Easy Count

The hGhtest Job they ever had
was begun by the Wayne County
board Of canvasSers today. II is
counting the 65,692 votes cast in
last Mondays primary election.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-23
Pope Plus UNCHANGED

VATICAN CITY. Feb. % (UP)
Condition of Pope Plus XII
suffering light influenza, officially
was announced substantially un-
changed today but some bron-
Chial complications are feared.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-23
ItaIy Sends Envoy

WASHINGTON, Feb. p INS)
Alberto Tarchiani, Italy's first
ambassador TO the United States
since America entered the war in
l94l, is expected TO arrive in
Washington from Rome this week.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-23
TOMORROW IN THE TINES; The claims
that made for the trolley coach.
81 Apply for DSR Jobs

The appeal made by the Times Tuesday for DSR
operators resulted in 81 applications yeserdayhe greatest
number since the DSR instituted its service plan
than two years it today by the and
the Civil Service Commission
The number of applications has been exceeded only on
Dec IL and l5 1872 the first two days which employment
made available under the reduced require
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-23
Price Of Two
Told in Sand
Wreckage-AIl Ours
--Li+ters Beachheed
By : SGT. DAVID DEMPSEY
Marine Corps combat Correspondent

TWO JIMA. Feb. % up The
invasion beach OF this island.
stormcd four days ago by marines
IN the face of bhSterlng Japanese
rcrtar and artillery fire, today is
a scene ol indcScrIbable wreck
age all of il ours
For two miles extending north
ward from Mt. Surbachl al the
southern tip of The island IS a
tnlck layer of debris Wrecked
hully Of scores OF boats testify 10
the price we paid 10 get our troops
ashore on this vital island.
For TWO continuous days and
rights. japanese arttiieFy, rockets
and heavy mortars laid a curtain
of fire along the shore Their
weapons had been aimed al the
beach long before we landed They
couldnt miss and they didn't.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-23
GIN Gets u. S. Funds

General Motors Corp. today was
authorized by the Defense Plant
Corp TO spend SS.750.00O Of
government funds for additional
equipment AT a Flint war plant.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-23

Two Jima where t. S. marines have gained control of
the southern end of the island in the bOodes battles of
the Pacific With the Suribachi Yama arfield in
American hands the marines driving possession
of Mnam the central ardrOme while other IeatherneckS
stOrming the rock slopes of Mt Surbach 55i foot
extinct volcano the southern tip of the island Broken
line indicates the controlled bN L. s. forces.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-23
Schedules Speeded Up

THE lower investment and operating costs and the higher
schedule speed of the light bus make il possible To provide
frequent service for given number of in
oHpeak periods
HEN light buses replaced larger in Detroit several years
schedules speeded up considerably according to
DSR records
On the Cadillac line the running time became nine minutes
shorter than for the larger the Dexter line it be-
eight minutes shorter; LNernOs line, II minutes;
PurtanF Fenkel minutes Second nine minutes and r.
Warren, minutes.
Spfeder service resulted greatly increased riding accord
ing to DSR figures ranging up 1876 per cent the Second
line and averaging increase of 80 per cent for lines
in which the change made
On the lines the cost passenger dropped
age of 81 per cent,
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-23
Liqht Buses Economical

"When he pay for his buses in fewer years, the
operator quickly gets the benefits of important tech
biological improvements Another profit earning advantage
the greater rider appeal that his equipment will have
The manufacturer points that offpeak periods bus
with lower operating cost per mile is essential:
III does not carry around the excess size and
tUeght that up gas
II does not Uear out parts that larger and
expensive thun they need be for the number
of passengers carried.
For given investment" the manufacturer claims, "the
operator purchase larger number of light buses This
permits greater feXbty In scheduling and better leading