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INSTRUCTION. COURSES.

p. b. x. TRAINING-Easy. short. interest
ing, plenty Of excellent positions; est. IL
yrs. ~ cAPTTAL p. B. x. SCHOOL. 1911
sTENOGRAPHIc and secretariai classes
now forming. Beginner. and refresher
courses in shorthand. typinE. bookkeeping,
comptometer, all secretariai .ubiects. Est
q. yrs Accredited. INQUIRE row ma.
g ssss ss,., soYD SCHOOL 1888 , st. topD
LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE. Permanent
positions. Operators needed. Day and
part-time classes. MABELLE HONOUR
BEAUTY SCHOOL 1910 n, Y ave. ME
Learn TO FLY. Call Oliver 1888. CON-
fLY@IEXRN HellEHeN now. Use 1t in your busi-
epsvsls ens eligible: .n, Cay g.,A ,AAsHBuRN FLYING
INDIVIDUAL INSTRUCTION - Mathe-
matics, ARITHMETIC, algebra, geometry,
trigonometry, calculus, physics, preparation
engineering colleges, Army, Navy Eddy test
exams. Days and EVENINGS MONDELl
INSTITUTE. 14th and r sts.. National
INDIVIDUAL INSTRUCTION = Drafting.
design, blue print reading, architectural.
aeronautical, mechanical. electrical, struc-
tural, typographical, building estimating,
preparation architects. surveyors, enei-
neers' licenses. MONDELL INSTITUTE,
National Press Bldg, l4th and r sts..
Room 239. District 24s0, Ext. Z.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES tc,ss., .

OS.sS - O1e ONe SsSssbGO SSOUusys =
5usNEss 1MNEks-ws h.ys BUYERS vith
ss:t.uIshss: cafes, ssiiIs. iSsnSdtx.lsh s6ops.
grocery stores. dGlicatessen, novelty shops.
psns
yards, furniture stores. clothing stores,
sewelgy stores. hotels, rooming houses and
List with u.s. No charge uniess % sold. Old w: W.
eye siys you copy Of what you sign; Capt
BOB dSaa aoLLANDEk. H Rest.ur.nt Res specialist"
good restsurant mmediasss Ss ein no ss ehsras aTs
unless sold. Have cash clients waitins.
SThy.Is WHY not as.l With , sacssssful restaurant
Washinston. BOB HoILANDER. 1908
sys ana :xp.1ie9cea nA client. for res
up TO S25, 900 down payment on proper-
e' iis ais fssSsR seasR.tn IN sSs N4
BEER, WINE AND LUNCH; ideally located
n n nv, ;,,l neer theater: same owner years
long lease; this owner must sell and viii
Sssl c.ss: @ Se s ay ssSn pq HuI.y
PASTOR. 1929 vt. NV.
SHOE REPAIR SHOP for sale: with living
sss1Sx ss:sISR; RSlg SSs IL years game
Ca. 0eason r. sssSD sSD .ss ssss
kEsTAGRxSNT. esceIlsntiy & a iH1Ts: located in ne.
sIed 0S Ss.r r and HiTs ss
asss sSnis; e. SELL r.
z. Lease; incoms. $3.50: as Price, sss sssss,25e.
EsTAsLisHEbR Isl 1saf II MODEM SSES BAKERY, ,nclud.
ing connecting store. branch store, stock.
lease a ia Il purchaser ssst E Z not ss
IN sa t.1n there are
ss.sl s2VER Co. PhsHs isG
BOWLING a1I Z; Ne ALLEYS ior sale and long lease.
mately $4,000. month income; completely
equipped; q alleys, lunch bar, parking lot,
ete. Ge .SS99aPFMAN REALTY 90, sH. 1923.
VIZ Wiz Have CASH CLIENTS for grocery,
liquor, deiicatessen restaurant. beauty
BooKoFF, NA. $3.50, RA. e627.
EDWIN l.. ELLIS wants rooming houses at
business; sell last. make nal D me- prove % It: phone one
Broker. .io1o Vermont ave-. Rm. III.
BOOMING HOUSE. II rooms, 2h baths;
good NV. location. near Conn. ave: money
maker; priced right: Call Elk. 1865.
DRUGSTORE, best location in nearby Va;
large clean stock Of finest merchandise.
Il you are able to handle busy store, see
syss;s s eH. s 1000. Ext r. ssi' sAAN' oh' 1861;
FURRIER wanted as partner for wholesale
fur cleaning and repairing business. Must
be experienced fur cleaner. Box 143-Z. Star.
ESQ GAS STATION. tires. batteries and
accessortss: also complete body and paint
shop, iuliy sauipped; m ID business now doing
Gated on one Of the best corners in Arl
County; Very reasonably priced for quick
Cali Oxford o575. -CH. 5554 ~ ''
10 AND lOc STORE, will purchase, sub
stantial cash available. MA. 0460.
NURSE Or DOCTOR-Convalescent home,
long, vell established: present capacity 10
patients could be ENLARGED; very profitable;
rm and bath house, cor. alley: fully
esguipped. s oil heat. brick garage,. Always
bgsiness @ n and equipment for sale in entirety.
Business win pay aor ITSELF dea rapidly. rRs For
oetaMs. inspection inquire FRANCIS
dElGLE, 1417 l. st. NV
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PERSONAL

BABYLAND = Infants from 6 weeks to
years: complete service. including laun.
Sun; clientele limited to working mothers.
kns ous iii ssf DAN Se Aex xhsT. sS5 friend, i
tST%stiSp % phons v ;,6s e Pn; Ma 54sz:
up service. 81 per month after frst
month. Details after $3.50 p.m- DE. 53o6.
ExsGar WATCH sEPA1sMe !, 1914,
master: s; MITCHELL. Jeweler l404
SS s.. i; T. " % SSHssos. asa.lss. Falls. tsssp @
Gi;ss5| SHSs s'SI g ltss s.s .,. 70. Mis-.
INCOME TAX returns and declarations
81 ssar s1
pREssdAKING STUDIO. centrally located.
oa e svc. sn Hss xs suits nD
press liss3pa GNd aa iiio g.
SfSG q enGns s.tes lssy.. fat in
spots; results assured; baths Main phone,
EH FERt sarrlss sse sttsr q r.t tr..tm.nt or
fee: relief for pains and aches due to weak
so rse io ssne na s1on So fse fads
naturopath 20 yrs experience. In charge.
DRY CICEiANING wholesale finished, ex-
cellent cleaning, price and service. JOHN
SONS CLEANING. WA. 1894.
HENS. Soc up; coat relininss; all kinds Of
tailoring and alterations; prompt service;
expert workmanship. NEEpLECRAFT, 62Q
18th st. NV. End door. Ma. 6595.
BON AIR COUNTRY SCHOOL, Baltimore.
tarded children to IL years old. Hopkins
% $3.50; SQQ7 Falls ID; d. 1tsrr5sce; M az, 2s.
Conn. ave. Hours 10 to 8. Appt. only.
Physiotherapy treatments. IS each. 30s 7.
LICENSED FRENCH TEACHER, R,.b MA :cs,o. lo
available evenings for tutoring French,
Spanish, English. Box 346-z, star; 30s
her private home; large front room; tray
service Shepherd 8484 2ss
1ANISH FEAk . ELF-CoNgCIop0NEsS.
faIe 1gnsntx s snd FOR private
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SITUATIONS MoMlh.
CAPABLE BOOKKEEPER desj

CAPABLE BOOKKEEPER desires position
In Northwest section at $50 per week.
Complete charge full set Of books. Six
years thorough experience in double entry
COMPETENT sECRETARY wit with years
varied experience including / year for
eign service on transp. work avail for in
teresting position with responsibility, Sal
ary $50 wk. Box 1887, Star. 25s
CONGRESSIONAL SECRETARY stenog-
rapher, efncient and reliable. desires per-
Hmanent Hmannnsnt s@onnesc..siog COM s.s II either House or
DRESSMAKNG, designing, remodeling
alterations; reasonable MISS BERT, 1886
Irving st; NV. Apt: 4. Adams 1888.
week start. Avail. at once. Box 334-z
SECRETARY. efncient. 12 years varied
business experience. excellent, references
desires position In essential industry: s45
wk. min. Box 32S-Z, Star. 25s
SECRETARY, experienced. part time: pre-
fe1 70 doctS5s ss saa Scs ye;Ssy IA, week
SECRETARY-STENO.. experienced, avail
sR1s i6GHksassflE Boz ss.1 star
references; prefer 5-day week or would
consider part time. Dupont O3S4.
] DO ALL TYPES of stenographic work
patents, manuscripts, mimeogra phing, tele-
phone dictation, etc. District 5S70. Ext.
201-A, after 1880 pm. 25s
WIDOW willing to assist with light house,
work for good home. CH. 1862. 27s
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SITUATIONS poMEsrlc

COLORED, cleaning hrs daily, 4:30 to
$50 pm, 8 days week: Monday to Q
p; m; $40 wk.: small wash incl. DE. 1892
after pm.
Girl. colored, experienced: work of any
kind: Tuesday and Saturday. Call 2 pm,
MI. STAT.
GIRL, colored. reliable. wishes days work.
HOUSE MOTHER Of frat, excellent cook.
will exchange services for small apt; ref
erences. Box 36l-Z, Star. 2Ss
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Situations iDdnted adpertise-
ments containing the symbol
(k) are inserted by er-serpice
men and Domen.
SITUATIONS AEN
ACCOUNTANT above average Z,

ACCOUNTANT above average experience:
all taxes, monthly profit and loss, etc.
ASSISTANT HOTEL 'SIas MANAGER GEE seeking
new connection; eight years experience
residential transient houses, all depart
Box 373-Z, Star. 27s
DRAFTING. maps. architectural and cler-
iesi; Ssai. eysnans 1enn work desired from 70 H.
GOVERNMENT OFFICIAL, Al. with ad-
ministrsttve, economic and legal experi-
ton or elsewhere. Box 22l- q. Star. 28s
MAN-Services OF capable man available
for employment by Washington trade
assoc; long exper. in all phases Of natl
assoc. work, including publications. news
and policy bulletins and contact with Govt.
depts. Arrange interview for further de-
tails, Box 3a3-Z Star 0Rs
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS.

1sE1.9.T TEAGaEEsMsny Ss1 an9ks ~lassER oPsnlns;
SELECT POSITIONS = stenoE.- secretary,
$500 mo-. knowl. acct. stenog.. legal, 5H;;
day yk. $19b mo-: stenog,,. aviation. $40
type opers., $50 mo-: card punch oper.,
Rem. Rand. S145.. Hundreds Of excel
lent Len openings hourly; Top selsries. Est
Opp; Capitol Theater.) Ma. 233s.
TEACHERS, clerks. receptionists; select po-
sitions % We NJ charge unless piscsd: TOP sal
Est II yrs.l 1911 q ct Ma. 2l11
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RrpAIRs AND SERVICES Cent,

REPAlRs AND SERVICES tcens.)
::s1s: M:cT Z 1ssEiaea Is;ssaEE; q
USED CAllKRAs poushs ana sold. SuIr
LEE LEE e d'Mn.RT. i NC s1Ssaoth 81. nv
JANUARY SPECIAI.-Let US paint your
kitchen and bathrooms special rates for
January only. Please call us for estimate
In paperins, painting and fioor reflnishins
D. G. DECORATORS, INC, 1415 L st..
NV, MA. S917.
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MOTOR TRAVEL

DRIVING to Amarillo. TEX, immediately,
9447. 25s
wants ride Miami or vicinity,
help driving, share expenses: best refer
ences. MI. 1885. 2E
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SITUATIONS MEN 3 woMrN.

and wife desire 3-room
unfurnished apartment In exchange for
Call Jackson 1s05-J between 10 am. and
1ANITOR and wife want quarters and
RA. 1896 after $50 pm
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

To- sais ts6N Ma zeSe. Sss
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CONTINUED on Next rassJ
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CoUNTERGIRL tyhite, to work in sand
AEsToS ' RfE Tfsa vh SHOP Peas 7s1 App fg
DEMoNsTRAToR to demonstrate ma
ment; store. Permanent position. Phone
bEMoNsTRAToR for fast-sellins house
position with large company; start at $40
ss ySsf Wos sos as eyenns. rnGns Of
b3ss1aaa BTsTa sssR AL part or full time.
exp. preferred 35-hr. week. Uptown NV.
STofArHSNE f'TfSf 10 Nhaio5pE OPERATOR for trad. asso-
ejation .aIs5sG a0-hour week sss afternoons or
Debating MACHINE OPERATOR, 40 to
4s hrs, 5 or " day week; many employ
msns aelyadasafes dsas Tsephons
phIissihWAsHERs. hIsi Rls eolored a5 years or over
furnished. Apply steward. CARLTON Ho.
l#IIvAfoR # lSoa sSa oPEkAToR rs coIored for p.r.
sns eTiI mSst S5 Ssys
perience n builders office, permanent post
senaity: ambition and ability TO relieve M
cation Or ability with unusual aSea opportnnity Oo aI
unless you qualify 100 per cent. SHAPIRO.
M FILE CLERKS. aGa ksrm0ns Appis aGs HaAHMnroN Ma
TIONAL BANK, 619 14th st. NV.
FILTERS and seamstresses full or part
ONCE, 2nd hoor. THE HEcHT CO.. r st.
Filter AND sEAMsTREss. experienced;
excellent working conditions and salary;
position presently vacant. For appoint
ment call Elk. 3939.
FOOD CHECKERS, $35 weekly, to start;
good working conditions. WOODLEY
FOODS, 3519 Conn. ave. WO. 1859.
FOOD COUNTER CLERKS, 10 or over; We
will train you for essential work on our
food counters. helping to feed Washington
war workers: good pay while learning, uni
forms furnished and laundering frees Apply
at any, PEOPLES DRUG STORE or ONCE,
n st. ne.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-21
Brakes Test
Set April IS
Police Chiefs Boost
Campaign for Safety

The International Association
Of Chiefs of Police is spearhcad-
ing a passenger car brake en-
phaSiS campaign endorsed by moro
than so national organizations
This number Is expected 30 in
crease 10 nearly 100.
The brake emphasis program,
starting April Is. calls for check
ing only the brakes Of passenger
caES-iape!Iaa-1R-seeiAeftt-- ttttel
major moving traffic violations
and cars IN situations indicative
Of inadequate brakes. When
brakes of "A car have become worn
10 a point whore the brake pedal
may be pushed TO within one inch
OF the floOrbOard before the
brakes begin TO take held, the ear
al % miles per hour, will require
up 10 60 feet or more 10 stop
rather than the 30 feet required
by most laws
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-21
& Jap AirfieIds Hit
In Big Burma Raid

NFW YORK, Jan. 20 GNSl-
SIX japanese arfeldS 70 miles
south OF Mandalay have been
bombed in the eastern AIR com
mandS most concentrated attack
IN Burma. a London radio broad
cast heard by CHS declared today.
Japanese ground defenseS
were heavy, hut no aircraft
came up" the broadcast said.
"Out of a force Of $50 British
and American bombPrs and
fighters, one fghter Is missing"
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-21
Unified Hospital
Control Urged
Times STAFF Correspondent

LANSING, Jan. 20-Thc state
hospital commission went on rec
ord today as welcoming any legi>-
lation that would end the "diffu-
sion Of responsibility" now ad-
mittedly existing in the admins
trativc procedure of state hos
pltalS and the mental hygiene
program.
we also are fully aware
that a lack of administrative
help throws such great bur
den upon voluntary officials and
what paid staff there il that
many inadequacieS result"
John y. Hardy, chairman, said.
~ 4 TTSUfT or CTTtTCISm directed
AT the commission adminlStra-
uon OF MIChiganS state hospitals,
Gov. Kelly ordered a study Of
other state hospital systems, with
a view of installing a director, in
stead OF the commission type
system.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-21
JAPs BEATEN BtCK

In the overland operations Jap
ancSe gradually have been driven
from practically all of northern
Rurma-ChineSc and American
troops having won most OF the
early battles.
In the weSt-and now in CEN
tral Burma--the principal vlctors
have been British and Indian
units of the Fourteenth British
Army
Two weeks ago Akyab. largest
port west OF Rangoon. was oCcu-
pied by a t.Sh-lndian amphi-
bl0uS force Possession OF Akyah
puts Allied forces deep on tho
western flank Of Japans defense
Inc and makes the enemy S----+i--
render OF Mandalsy almost i'm.
pcratINe.
Akyab IS an invaluable forward
base for future Allied operations
against the japanese IN lower
Burma lis occupation virtually
scaled the fate OF Mandalay, 23O
miles 70 the northeast
British capture Of Rangoon--
growing ever nearcr-would pat
the Allies in 4 Strategically i'm
portant position from which they
could cut across the Nalaya
peninsula and prepare the way for
SEEING Singapore.
PERIL SUPPLY LINES
A double threat would be Gre
stcd BY a British landing IN south
ern Burma co-ordlnated with
American Sca-alr operations off
tho Philippines against enemy S
supply lines Already Allied planes
have intensified haraSSment Of the
Burma coast and on japanese
shipping IN the vicinity OF Ran
coon
The giving up Of Akyab. the
significant inactivity ot the
encmyS air opposition and re-
ports Of recent movement Of Jap
sroSe equipment 10 tho southwark
from Nandaiay together with The
stepped up retreat OF troops from
central 70 southeast Burma Sag-
CcstS that Burma may be becom-
INK too much for the JapS 20
handle
The War against japan is thus
being moved t0.rhe approache, OF
southeast Asia and the enemy al
ready is feeling the far-rcaching
strategic effect of the American
advance 20 Luzon, and partICu-
larry Of American ever-grOwlng
sea and air power in the western
Pacific
NO1L The opinions expressed and the
asseftiont made hrretn nv own and
not 10 br conttrusd official or re-
nFctinT In any way the views of the navy
department. the naval service at isrTs
Copyright. l94S. international Nevt Service
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-21

-, speeds war material -.
Routing a million and a half
pounds of Waf-vitai material each
month, in the face Of preSent-day
transportation difficulties, is no
easy job
II requires The combined tall
entS Of a Philadelphia lawyer and
a mental tclcpathlSt tor govern
mcnt regulations are ever chang
ing and. too that shipment for
Boston IS likely 10 land IN Cali
tornia.
And sometimes it's necessary 20
get tough with the railroads and
trucking lines
Therefore. YOU might be sur
priSed 90 find two red roses on
the traffic managers desk Al the
Berry Brothers PANT Co
For manager NJ Z Woolgar'S
frs, name iS Mathlda She j. 2
Soft-Spoken woman Of Al and she
looks anything but tough Fur
thermorc. she was appointed trai-
fic manager there u years ago
when a womans holding suCn 4
position was virtually unEeard Of
Asked itttv SIR Surcrssfuify III
vaded The field Mrs Woolgar cN-
planned
well. | guess I just grew
like TeP>s. ICame here In 1928
A. stenogFapher Ia the traffic
manager and left IN 1882 To- be
married. When the traffic man
Ager died the following year,
was asked Ia replace him
and here I am"
There is only one parE6B her
job that Mrs WoolEar does not
rrllsh- That's when she must
attend traffic meetings a. which
she iS 'hr only woman present in
a group Of 400 or 5nA- men
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-21
Light Beams CorkscreW
Is NeW Science Mystery

NEW YORK. Jan. % GNSl D.
LiCht-a simple phenomenon 10
the layman but 10 the scientist a
perplcxlng mystery 10 be meas
ured. timed and explained-is
really merry corkScrcw Of
movement.
This was the conclusion drawn
today by Prof. Felix Ehrcnhaft
internationally known physicist.
as the result of photographs OBJ
tanned in studies Of the action Of
q beam of light on small material
particles.
Prot. Ehrenhaft. who has been
playing around with A beam Of
light about one or two-hundredthS
Of a centimeter in diameter pro-
tected vertically In square glass
cell closed al both ends, reported
some startling discoveries 10 tho
American Physical Society,
One was that light has the
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-21

power 20 produce rotation of mat
ter. Another that a beam Of hgh
travels like A corkSCrew, citheI
ClOCkwlSe or COuntcrClOCkwisC
Said the professor:
Clearly we here have 10 deal
with an entirely new phe-
nomenOn-the circular move
ment of matter caused by light.
II reveals that just as matter
rotates light so light rotates
matter.
at follows that we have TO
add 10 the electrodynamlc equa-
tions not only the term for the
magnetic current but must
broaden these equations In such
q way that they include the new
principle Of magnetO-electrody-
mamie momentum"
Very important 10 the scientist
but 10 the layman - slight!
screwy.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-21
Bandit Nets S2,399,
Robs Auto Club Aide

An armed holdup man who
robbed William karkala, y. OF
l4ll CollIngwood Of s. 300 in a
doorway at 149l3 l.. jefferson
after hitting him on the head with
the pistol butt was sought by
police Saturday. y
MarkaIa. an empIoyc Of the
Detroit Automobile Club branch
al LakcpoInte and Jefferson. told
police he was taking the money
10 the bank when aCcoSted and
forced into the doorway.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-21
WAVE EnIistmentS
Open 10 Women 20-3t

Women between tho ages of 20
and E6 may s''l enlist IN the
WAVES. according 10 an an
nogncrmcnt SATURDAY by It
Coudr Byron = Flcch'ncr off
Ccr IN charge of lover Michigan
navy recruiting
Further information may bc OBJ
tanned and preliminary steps
taken ~ tho navy recruiting STA
tIor> lu Detroit. Flint. Grand
RapiC-. = ct G. k>On. Kalamazoo.
Lansing and Saginaw.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-21
Elected
Euson Heads Publicity
Mems Group

The National Association Of
Public Relations Counsel. Inc.
has elected Samuel d. Fuson,
vice president in charge Of public
relations for Arthur Kudner. Inc,
as president for 1945. Fuson is
the first advertising agency execu-
tive 10 head the association since
IL was founded in 1896,
Fuson IS d native Of Seymour.
Mo, wHCrr hr- attrrdcd- Drury
College, and obtained his early
training as reporter on news
papers in Missouri, Arkansas and
Tennessee.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-21
State Naval Cadets
Appeal for Recruits

BOYS Of IS years and older are
being sought for enlistment IN the
Michigan Naval Cadets. il was
announced today by Comdr. Ste
phan NJ Schafer
ClH~~rS IN radio navigation,
carpentry signaling and kindred
subject, are hcld In the High
School of Commerce Monday and
Wednesday nights from 7.30 10
Q 80 O'Clock. he SAID The naval
cadets VIII cruise the Great Lakes
next summer In 2 Sub-ChaScr.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-21
Jeps Perfect Burrow

NEW YORK, Jan. 20 ms
Tokyo radio reported today that
= Kyoto inventor had perfected A
tunnel-diGging machine 10 speed
the evacuation Of bomb-threatencd
japanese factories 10 underground
sites.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-21
Sell Life Floats

WASHINGTON Jan 81 rttif'r
- The maritime commission an
nounCcd today II would put on
sale next week as surplus property
1,4l6 metal lite floats al $50 each.
They cost the government -Sl86
each.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-21
Adm. Woodward Says:
.LedoHighWdy
Blow toJdp
Chinese Now Can Get
Vital War Supplies
BY CLARK II. WOODWARD
Rear Admiral L. Navy

WASHINGTON. Jan. 20 INSl
"A seemingly impossible project
of two years ago is today an ac-
eompIShed fact As Gen StllWell's s
drrair IA new land route
through Burma 10 China at last
has been realized.
Vital military supplicS for
Chiank kai-Shek'S hard-preSScd
armies soon will be flowing into
China over the O00-mile Eedo-
Burma Road
The newly constructed Ledo
road is an all-Weather highway.
262 miles long. connecting LPdO,
India. with MyltkvIna the north
Burma communications center
and is usable throughout the mon
soon season
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-21
GAS SUPPLY AMPLE

Moreover, ii has a pipeline run
ming beside il for supplying army
gas stations along its entire
length
The old Burma Road terminal
of Wanting is the only remaining
obstacle 10 through traffic and its
rCCapture is expected soon as il Is
now being Stormed by units Of the
first Chinese army which control
all bat one OF the surrounding
hills
Allied arms in Burma have re-
CeIycd little attention during the
past month, but operations have
been very successful. and the sit
uatlon looks much brighter a. the
prolonged and bitter campaign
approaches its end Continued Al.
lied successes mean that nothing
less than the complete recon
quest OF Burma is contemplated
The obJectlVeS Of Adm. Lord
Mnuntbatten-Allied commander
in-chicf OF southeast Asia-un-
Que>tionably are 10 gain strong
position on land in the rear Of
JapanS southern flank and to
rccapture Singapore, the only
first class naval base in the south
east Asia area.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-06-07
j. ERNEST McALLIsTER

j. Ernest McAllister, aged 65, OF
Marysville Rt. 3, died at the home
of Ina Keckley, in Leesburg town
ship, at 3 pm. June A, of a cerebral
hemorrhage. He had been i'll for
the past six months.
A native of Claibourne township
he was born Oct. 13, 1879, and was
the son of Luther l.. and Katherine
Caffman McAllister, both deceased
He was married May IA, 1903 to
Arrah Dedow, who died in 1921 He
was a member of the Pharisburg
Methodist church.
He is survived by the following
lf-brothers and sisters Evan
McAllister, Denver; Clare McAllis-
ter, of London; Owen McAllis
ter, Danville, Ind; Elihu McAllis-
ter, Byhalia; and Mrs. Delmus
Gray, Ridgeway; and step-mother
Mrs. Anna McAlister, Byhalia.
Services were held at 2:3O pm
today in the Pharisburg Methodist
church, conducted by the Rev
Walter Martin. Interment was
made in Claibourne cemetery in
charge of Marion Winter, funeral
director of Redwood.