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Evening star., 1945-04-10
LEGAL NOTICES.
LICHTENBERG a BARKER,


Filed April = l955-Charlcs E. Stewart.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the District Of CO.
lumbIa.-MARY BORRElLl, MARY BOR-
RElLI Guardian OF Josephine Botrelll.
Infant: PETER BORREILI, PHILOMONIA
DIORIO Plaintiff Us. CHARLES A JONES
and PAUL J. FRIZZELL. Trustees, and
unknown heirs at law and next OF kin Of
DominiCk Borrelh, DelendantS.-Nn 2S0n%
ORDER OF PUBLICATION The object
of this Sult IS 10 recover moneys due to
The plaintiffs and unknown hers at law
and neXt OF KIN OF Dom!niCk BorrelN from
the detendanIS. Charles A. Jones and Paul
Frlzzel, Trustees who are holding thu
money AS the result Of foreclosure sale
on a house owned BY DomnicE Borrellt.
deceased On motion of the plaintiffs. Il
is this 9TH day OF April, 1915. ORDERED.
that the GeiendantS. unknown heirs al law
and next of KIN of DomInlck BorrelA cause
their appearance 20 b. entered herein on
or before the first rule day occurring after
the expiration Of three months from this
date, otherwise the cause Will be pro-
ceeded with as in case of default PRO
VIDED, copy o. this order be published
twice month for three months IN the
Wa>hlngt on Law Reporter and The Evening
Star before said rule day. 81 II. A
SCHWEINHAUT JuSNce Seal A true
COPY. Test: CHARLES z STEWART
Clerk. By Eleanor f. Jobe, Deputy Clerk
app. ] q my1 > lC -,
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.oren on Bridge

Opening lead, two OF diamonds.
The ability to count out hand is
a distinct mark of an advanced play
er. 1t is not always easy to do this,
but today's hand is a clear-cut
example of the ability to visualize
the exact number of cards held by
the declarer, the cleWs being the
bidding and the opening lead. West
led the deuce Of diamonds, dummy
played low and East quite properly
snlsk in the 10 which held the trick.
This play is called by some people
flneSsing against partner. That is
misnomer. You are not finessing
against partner at all, you are f1ness-
ing against dummy's queen, which
is highly proper Usually it is the
duty of third hand to try to capture
any high card dummy may have in
the suit led by partner. East re-
turned the ace of diamonds which
declarer ruffed, extracted trump.
! took the spade flnesse which lost
and now West shifted to hearts, but
it was too late. Declarer went up
hearts on his own good spades.
East mournfully advised partner
that heart opening would have de-
| feated the hand. That is true, but
/ Vests lead was in the dark and was
a mere guess. East had an open book
before him. Since South had rebid
clubs, he was marked with FIVE
Since spades were bid first. declarer
should also have five spades.
/ Vests opening lead of the deuce
shows four, leaving declarer with
only one diamond. That gives him
a maximum of two hearts. If one
Of them is the king, there is no hope
to defeat the hand. If partner has
the. king it is important to build UP
a trick IN that suit before the spades
become established. East's proper
/ return at trick two, therefore, is the
deuce of hearts, and now declarer
cannot win the hand The average
players instinct is against such
leads because he has been advised
TO lead through strength and UP to
weakness, which is sound proba bly,.
less than half the time.
TomOrrOw's Problem.
As South you hold:
Al0753 nAK1042 t6 AAKa
The bidding has proceeded
North. East. South. West.
-" Pass II Pass
a Pass C2p
What do you bid now?
tCopyrIght. 1913, by Charles GorerD
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AUToMoTIvE MISCELLANEOUS.

DODGE 80 acceSSories. generator. starter,
radiator, etc; AL: reasonable. Wa Gl54
Sunday or after 4 30 m TO-
TIRE RECAPPING. s-hour service. by ap-
polntment Leave your car 9 am, pick IL
UP at pm Finest grade materials used
Expert workmanship BY experienced re-
Gaping mechanics All work guaranteed
AASNA ASss oaFfin facies ave HyaftsIe PAbER uS
12l2: sos Lee hwy Arlington. OK 00l2
MOTORCYCLES, parts. accessories, bat
CYCLE SAFES, ~ OH 4. NV. RE- n9I
LATE MODEL auto radio. Philco; fits any
car DU. S6..3, I,tiu X l. aVt. l. v. MRS.
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NEW KOZY. Patt ano Supericr; also new
tandem iperty, many good useo trsilers
including taHdsms Cash for your trailer
wyn I'D Tel Reruyn 45 for appraisal
WASHINGTON TRAILER headquarters-
New tandem wheel Americans on display.
also 3rm. TraveloS and Schultz. many
used trallers and luggage traIlers. L.. Is
and "a mos. financing plans. CAN US today
for appralSalS- Repairs and all types OF
service work We have Barnes Interna-
tioral and Duo-Term heaters in stock
AMERICAN TRAILER CO. INC. open un-
I'll 9. 1880 Wisconsin ave. WO. 3232
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ACREAGE FOR SALE.

A WELL-LOCATED tract of land, north of
city. ready for immediate development; at
tractively priced for quick sale: be sure to
Southern Bldg, MA. 1895
LEE BLVD. Arlington-l5 acres, utilities
Sd'acent: aSIe now nohed ao4 st COMMERCIAL 5.
I1l TO 3 ACRE TRACTS on hard road, be-
tween Bethesda and Rockville. cleared
ground. beautiful bldg. sites $500 per
acre. BOX 472-G, Star
xI25 PER ACRE; acres, up, fronting
concrete highway, 1s mi. D. c. line, north
On Ga. ave. extended. o. L. MURDOCH,
Eensington 553.
2 AND 8 ACRE TRACTS, within commut-
Ing distance of Washington, suitable for
building, S1,100 per acre: in country club
section. Call MR.. SAUNDERS, Bradley
OO03. Ewes, WI. BIAS.
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STORES FOR RENT.

FIG SHOPPING CENTER going in at Park
Fairfax -Falrington located between new
lv built 0OO-seat theater and Safeway
super market; no competition store of a
kind, community Of 10000 people to
draw from: openings left for several types
of business. incl. childrenS store, mems
haberda sherry. drug store, hardware. bakery
or, what. have y9M? FoE further n6h details
SHOPPING CENTER on S. Capitol and
Flmlra StS W surrounded by l.500 apis.
and houses will have , new stores and
rent within 80 days, size % 2XS3 and
l6YI:I We eUgce>t tearoom ana '.atnry.
Annlv 164 DanhnrY 81. S.M. IL BIZ.
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Uncle RAYS Corner

Many white persons live in the
southern part of Africa, but it also
has Negroes. Among the Negroes
are the Kaffirs. who lnhabit SWazi-
land. the Transvaal and other Sec
tions They do not always get along
with the white settlers, who accuse
them of stealing cattle.
The Kaffirs are among the very
tall people of the world. They have
Woollv hair and brown skins
Huts of beehive shape serve a:
homes of the Kaffirs. and it is GUS
tom to build the huts in large cir
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MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY on 1st or 2nd trusts; prompt
action, reasonable rates: nearby Nd, Va
SO7 18th MA SO32
SALARIED LADIEs-If you need money,
see Mr.. Green strictly confidentiaD. Ma
MONEY ON SECOND TRUST-We will
buv second-trust notes, D c.. nearby Md
MoRTGAGE & INVESTMENT CORR. 1912
N Y ave. NV National 1888.
MORTGAGE LOANS, 4fc interest. Prompt
service. MOORE & HILL CO. S04 18th
st. NV.
Ist AND end TRUST LOANS-Prompt and
courteous service Consult us before bor-
rowing Lowest rates COLONIAL INVEST
MENT CO. s17 9th st NV DI. $3.50,
1st-TRUST LOANS on real estate; low
rates: terms or monthly payments. P. j.
WAISHE. INC liz Eve st n W MA 6tGS
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OLDsMOBILE 1887 sedan; original black
fnlsh; inal shows excellent care; good meehan- @
er; 1i oPA suaranteed 1No s544, @ cash or or terms.
LOVING MOTORS. 1918 M st. NV.
PACKARD ,l94l Clipper sedan; beautiful
81 ;s95,, cash or terms. LOVING MOTORS,
PAcKAARDi.. 8. Iasti. HjSi good shape, for sale by
soldier: WILLIAMS, 1888 Powhatan St,
PACKARD 1895 8, 7-pass. limousine in
excellent condition; good tires: less than
= 900 actual miles .i6a@ submit best offer
. am. and pm daily except Sunday,
owner; ceiling. Executive 1880. Ext. ,2ll5.
PLYMOUTH 1889 taxi PUG: new motor;
S13 G9Ed SpnSiGH sEpaN BIZ tx oast Al mechan
icai % eondition' i exceilent for taxi service;
ceiling price MARKET AUTO SERVICE,
623 H st. ne. AT. 1900. ,.,
lS-ft house trailer, Buick 30 small coupe;
De Soto ~ convertible coupe, Packard
81 sedan. 1913 l4th st. NV. DE $3.50.
PONTIAC 1887 door sedan; radio and
heater: IN good condition. 63o3 Forty
WiLLYs 1910 special de luxe sedan; radio;
heater. etc. S725; give terms ROPER
TAxrsRlg4a !1 + 5Vf and hf io4e Arrow cabs u" with
PUG; excel. ,cond. good rubber terms pos
TAXI and PUG. ~ Studebaker Com
mander; good tires, Al mechanical CON
ATTENTioNNTra your car on a better
car or a cheaper car We specialize on
finding what you want. Will pay of bal
ance If financed Telephone us for in
form tion. RANDALL MOTORS, INC,
1850 18th ST. Nv. EX. 4S00
USED CAR SALE.
4 Studctaker 'G" Commander sedan,
radio and heater.
Al Lincuin-Zerhyr custom sedan, e.. and h.
Al Mercury sedan, T. and b,
Al Chryser Saratoga sedan, I. and b
40 Packard '6'' sedan, +. and h., oVerorlpe
10 Packard super sedan, I. and n.
40 La Sale club coupe, r and h
80 OldS torpedo sedan. r. and h.
40 Buick Century sedan, r and h,
80 Buick Special club coupe. r. and h.
Many Others in stock
EVANSVILLE BUICK CO. WA. All
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AUTO LOANS.

AUTOMOBILE LOANS without indorsers.
We do not check with employers or use
unpleasant methods to ascertain creoit
record. Car does not have to be paid for
CO.. 1902 New York ave. NV. tGreyhouud
Bus Term l. RE 100 Omen It'll 6 o m 3Os
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COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE.

JUST 32 MILES FROM ID. c. A tremend-
Gus bargain. Nice l1-room house. modern
and store. $3.50 cleo display meat case
acres land, orchard on intersection s
roads. Aged owner going N. Y. State, will
sell all for $500. Quick sale. I. r.
BOWEN, exclusive agent. Phone Chest
nut 1924
GROOM HOUSE. Va. about l acre land.
chicken house; % miles d. c. Priced
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AUTO TRUCKS WANTED

TRUCK, pickup or stake body. wanted;
l will pay high price. JACK SMALL
North S3lS
TRUCKS WANTED for cash We will buy
l truck or your entire fleet all makes,
models and types wanted Immediate ac-
ton. Phene WI 1855. CHEVY CHASE
MOTOR CO. T7o5 Wis ave
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SUBURBAN SALE-vA. Cont.

ARLINGTON, VA.-Attractive bungalow,
living rm.. dining rm. and kit, 2 bedrms
and bath, oil heat; convenient to shopping
and transp.: large corner lot with garage.
House equipped with Venetian blinds;
$3.50. Cal! MR.. BROWN, CHI. O542,
THIS wonderful little brick home is just
il minutes from Lincoln Memorial, situ-
ated on a large inclosed double lot. The
place is modern in every respect and is
cheap at $3.50. Sub. cash required.
l. r. BOWEN, Exclusive Agent. Phone
Chestnut 5294
] BLOCK OFF Mt. Vernon blvd. in Alex
Sedrm e etcSens In Sf
floors throughout Oil h-wh Completely
furn. and fully occupied. Owner occupy
ing ap apt and receiving net return of
S54 weekly. Washing machine and mangle
included in the price of only Sl1,5OO.
Substantial cash required. Call Mr.. Black
Eon blvd. CH. hhh4. CH. h54i
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BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED.

BUILDING SITE 1st commercially, one of
Washington's finest furniture stores wants
1907 location in D. c., nearby virginia or
OF modera size store Please submit
drawing of shape, size of property and
lowest cash price. Write Box 250-L. Star
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OFFICES WANTED.

TRADE ASSOCIATION desires suite Of
3 TO Offices, about 700 So it, in modern
building; furnished or unfurnished. Call
EGiRpSdRR5ar,oN RGi SlR5a,r with esseptia, rating wants
5000 So. TT. of ofice space in downtown
Wash Phone RE. 1000, Ext. 22.
tractive, well-located Office space; will
consider house in class 3 residential zone.
JOHN PERRY. Ma 1881; ewes, GIL. l444.
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5000 RENTS FURN. COTTAGE, elec. free,
at Chesapeake Beach. from May to Oct. l.
Daily bus service Dupont 0S26 12'
BEVERLY Beach on Chesapeake Bay
Summer, homes and building sites. Write
BAY RIDGE. MD, u It BLOCK from % bay
nice rms, shower bath, oil h.-wh, ga
rage, screened porch; rented by a naval
officer at S65 month. Priced for quick sale,
S6,35O. FLOYD E. DAVIS CO., MA. O352
LARGE FURNISHED COTTAGE with 3
lots on lower Potomac, committing dis
can be rented Immediately for S75 per
month. Sale. only $500. WI. O903.
SELBY- BY-ON-THE-BAY-For sale, summer
cottage, completely furnished. % miles
from D. C. Ma. 4933i ewes. OR. 1854.
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CHELTENHAM, MD-LeSs than l mile
from Grain highway. new 4room bunga-
low. pantry. basement, electricity, large
I'd r LEE HALL.
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FUTURE

THOS. J. OWEN & SON, auctioneers, 435
Southern Building.-Trustee's sale of valu-
able cal estate known as No. 127 Daring
ton St. S.W. and consisting of 2-Story
semidetached brick residence, containing q
rooms and ] tiled bath, full basement, lot
23 feet front by 107 feet in depth BY virtue
of certain deed of trust duly recorded
in Liber No. 1904. Folio 491 ct sea-, of the
land records of the District of Columbia;
thereby, the undersigned trustee will sell at
public auction. in front Of the premises, on
Friday. the Twentieth day of April, AID
1945, at $3.50 O'Clock pm, the following
described land and premises, situate in
the District of Columbia, and designated
as and being lot numbered forty-Seven
40 in square numbered sixty-two hun
dred twenty three t6223) in subdivision
made by Elizabeth B. Baden, as per plat
recorded in Liber No, 11S, Folio 104, OF
the records of the ONCE of the Surveyor OF
One-third of the purchase money to be
paid in cash, balance in tive equal install
ments payable in one and two years. with
interest at 4I2 per centum per annum. pay
able Semiannually from day of sale, Sc
cured by first deed of trust upon the prop
erty sold. or all cash, at the option of the
purchaser. A deposit of $4,000 will be re-
quired at time of sale. All conveyancing
recording, revenue stamps etc, at cost OF
purchaser. Terms of sale to be complied
with within 80 days from day Of sale
resell the property at the risk and cost OF
defsulting purchaser, after five days adver-
tisement of such resale in some newspaper
published in Washington, D. c. HENRY
P. BLAIR, surviving trustee.
Ap1 Ole, ,14,17,19.
Evening star., 1945-04-10

Remove one letter from each word and
rearrange to spell the word called for
Print the letters opposite the. word from
which you have removed it. If you have
''Iettered-Out" correctly the sun does 1t,
Answer to Yesterdays Letter-Out.
(R) STINGER-SIGNET (seall
% FIACRE-FARCE Ito StuH).
w VOIDING-IND1GO tbluel.
(E) SIEVES-VISES (grippersl.
fT) PASTEI-LEAPS (boundS)
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

GAS STATION SITES or operating stations,
quit BILE zoning, corners preferred, on main
highways or in community centers. Nc
KEEVER & WHITEFORD. Call Mr.. Clark
y Mr.. johnson. DI. 9706.
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STORES WANTED.

store needed by Sept, between 1900 and
500 Conn. ave. MR.. S. HOWELL 1927
Conn. ave. CO 2l3l.
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.

APPROXIMATELY 1000 it. of space in
NV. section for office, manufacturing OF
shop plant; brand-new brick-and- concrete
building, automatic heat ample toilets
available for concern engaged in essential
work. LEO ROCCA, INC, 1901 Conn. ave
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oUr-oE-Towh REAL ESTATE.

FOR SALE BY OwNER-2h acres. o.
paved road, near Orlando, Florida: 5000
S25 down, SO monthly. Guaranteed title
SLAUSON National 6631. IL"
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GARAGES FOR SALE.
HOUSE TRAiLERS,

? GROUPS, NV. has 4 extra lots. / ezra
big lot; trade, for rent. n. Z. RYON co
GE. 6l46.
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.

ADAM A. WESCHLER & son. auctioneers
Stainless steel cast aluminium stock pots
five to thirty gallon); two hundred alum,
mum pitchers. three hundred and fifty
baking and dish pans, skillets, cast-iron
grills, four hundred steel spoons, ladies
skimmers, forks, miscellaneous requisites
(To be sold in quantities to suit.) BY
auction at WESCHLERS. 915 E st. NV,
Wednesday, April IL, 9 pm
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BY EDYTH THOMAS WALLACE
Not This

Mother-Do keep still! You can
ask dad that after dinner.
Son-But after dinner he always
reads the paper and tells me to go
away and quit bothering him.
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SUMMER CAMPS,
WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

WE STRESS THE NEED Of making reserva
tions now; rates, 1925 up. WASHINGTON
SCHOOLS ASSO.. RE. 3939.
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PLYMOUTH 1899 taxi. PUG; new motor;
cab GOOD r Gondition HY oGa4i. o
iCal condition; excellent for taxi service;
ceiling price. MARKET AUTO SERVICE,
Evening star., 1945-04-10

cles. Inside each ring of huts. is q
grazing ground, or pasture, for cat
tie and sheep. Such group Of hutS
is known as a "kraal
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ILSIn EAR SALE
AUTOMOBILES WANTED.

WAR WORKER needs any type car. ''36'
or later. No dealers. RA. OSS6.
SAILOR wants good used car will pay best
price. Phone WA. 3g33. l:}-
AMERICAN BANTAM, Chevrolet, Packard
or any other desirable car urgently needed
To get full ceiling price in cash immedi-
ately no red tape, Just call NE 6609 or
bring your car to LOVING MOTORS
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SUBURBAN RENT-MARYLAND.

ed. electric: $1,000.
Laurel-6-rm. house, cleo, gas, Se,95C
available now. CHARLES H. STANLEY
INC Laurel 10.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-01-05
Pig Crop

There's something wrong-the North Caro-
lima spring and fall pig crops for 1914 de-
clned % per cent from the record crop of
1913 Yet one can look all around him and
see more than ever
The decline was only in the four-footed kind.
Unfortunately, the two-legged variety is still
with us, apparently increasing every day. The
wa. brought out the worst in them when the
good in them-if anyways bad enough
Scramble, push and elbow-get to the head
Of the line.
Trample crowd and crush-be first at the
trough.
One thing the last few years hasn't improved
is good manners. In the rush to get his, the
hun an pig can show his lowly brother in
the sly plenty of points
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-01-05
The Literary Guidepost

in the peace of nearly 80 political
or national groups, from A for
Albania to Y for Yugoslavia, and
even includes the League of Ma
tons and the Universal Postal I'm
ion. There are maps. This is moth
ing to read at one sitting, but to
keep around for reference.
In the Introduction the editor,
former undersecretary of State,
rightly blames this country f o r
some part in bringing on the ca
tastrophe which has overwhelmed
the world, but rightly credits Amer
leans with belief in the necessity
for world security organization.
He explicitly asserts that even tax
payers will be more willing to take
on the costs of such a cooperative
venture than to foot the bills for
World War II.
Since this is a reference book,
it is perhaps advisable to point
out couple of errors, slight
though they are. The Russian not
announced Aug. %, but Aug. 81.
England and France did not de-
clare war Sept, 2 but Sept. 3. And
it is doubtful whether King Leo
Aold's detection just before Dun
kerque was as much of surprise
to Reynaud as the French premier
pretended.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-01-05
Needed: Second Front

Russia fo~ some time clanored for second
'front.' one by Allied forces. They finally got
it, and then became interested in the Balkans.
Now America and Britain asking for a
second front, one that would squeeze Germany
on the east cut into east Prussia, make the
Nazi divisions the pig meat in big military
sandwich.
That seems the natural thing to do, but
this is strange war in many respects. The
political aspects at times outweigh the mill
tary. The leaders look to postwar advantages,
seeing a chance to get control now 1t may
be smart politics but it's poor fighting tao
tics, and hardly fair to the soldiers who are
doing the dying.
1t somehow makes one yearn for the past,
when war was a simple thing consisting only
of fighting, with victory at the earliest posi-
BILE time the principal motive, in fact the
only one Then fellow knew what he was
fighting for and had some consolation in know.
ing that he wasn't being deceived now and
then by somebody far away.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-01-05
Be Tough With Toughs

Arrest of two German agents, landing from
a submarin on the coast of Maine, armed
and equipped for sabotage and spy activities,
Indicates that our foe is tough and deter
mined. Only short while ago he was sup
posed to be hanging on the ropes, ready to
collapse, waiting only the Knockout.
But in the midst of all this he found a
way to land men our shores, ready and
able to harm us. He will not give up until
he is in reality knocked out, stamped upon,
with some sense beaten into his ugly head.
Those who think to play the part OF ''sav-
ing Germany after her defeat are soft-head-
ed The Germans don't want to be changed
by education or kindness or any other means
They are thoroughly satisfied with themselves
as they are.
= They are hard people and need a hard
beating and hard peace They think mercy
is silly virtue; they mistake kindness for
fear. They will fight, claw and scratch to the
last. They do need e-education-the sort
taught with cannon and plane, with tank and
bomb.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-01-05

|cocky Wehrmacht officers looking
at roadsigns showing it is only a
couple of kilometers to st. With,
|Bastogne, Malmedy or some other
town which a short time before
had been deep behind American
lines.
Captured stocks Of American gas
oline, rations and other supplies
provide final proof of the success
of the early phase of the enemy
attack.
The pictures also show a strong
tendency to stress the sight of slain
American soldiers. That is proba-
bly, intended to demonstrate what
happens to enemies Of the Reich.
However, it is the one thing which
also shows what finally stopped the
hreakthrough. 1t is simple but evil
dent in almost every picture.
Perhaps Berlin readers upon an
other inspection of such photos as
these will note that the tank COM
mander's body faces in the same
direction as the muzzle Of his rs
nm gun. His tank is crippled and
burning, but his position leaves no
doubt he was still trying to use
his gun as stationary artillery when
the final enemy shell struck the
turret.
If they look closely they can no.
tice that not only are the bodies
of the three dead artillerymen IA
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-01-05
Looking Ahead and Up

Ambitious postwar air line plans are being
projected, among them one centered at Gas
tonia, with proposed plans for operations in
see This organization Southeast Air Lines
Inc, plans to give daily mail, passenger and
express service for 40 main lines points in
the five states and daily pickup service for
So smaller communities.
Wilmington is listed on one of the main
routes, the Coastal with Norfolk and
Charleston as terminals, other places on the
line being Elizabeth City, Edenton, New Bern
Jacksonville, Myrtle Beach and Georgetown
Some government agency will of course,
have the final voice in determination of fran
chises, routes and other matters. and post
war" is yet some distance away as the re-
ports from the Western Front indicate, so
without going into the merits of the proposal
one may at least endorse the general princi-
pie Of getting on good air line. Without
it, cities may find they are like communities
which we're bypassed by the railroads in the
early days.
War has accelerated r-rnindedness. Newer
planes, bigger and faster ones will be in use.
There will be pullmans Of the air in opera
ton Intense competition in business, improved
business technique and demand for faster dis
tribution of goods will be the result War
has shown the possibilities of freight transport.
The plans and dreams of those who project
these farflung lines may not all be realized
OF may be changed, but they are least in the
front of the procession. Cities left out Of the
calculations will find themselves dragging
along at the rear.