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ROOMS Observation-Disclosures

1921 SOUTH DAKOTA AVE. Ne, vicinity
OF Catholic Uniyersity-Large front room,
3 windows; excellent section; private home
Ierred; near bus; $40. Call NO. 1883
40 ST. N.E.-Large front room, settled
E99man: m no other rq9merS; ItH e; semipYt bath
@e1 ri otINGY MY 81 ST. ri SEEStra 2 large bed
room, windows, neatly furnished. for
% min. to most Govt. pIdgs.; $50. DU.
3Io 10th ST. NE,-comfortable single
$50! R. /. AVE. N.E.-LaEge room suit.
tor | or 2 gentiemen; next bath bath S39-s4O;
All i4th ST. S.E.WMaster bedroom. 3
exposures, private shower, spacious cedar
closet, cultured gentleman, $50 mo. HO.
WOULD LIKE three refined ladies to share
home with widow N ne. section. near
HS6 1901 'D0Ef ST. ne S.E-Large front room. dou-
bic beg; employed adult, $50 per month.
Call AT. 1868 Sunday and after pm.
s&i EAST CAPITOL ST. Apt. One sin
gle front room; oyiet; 6is refined gentleman,
81 81 psi MARYEAND TssI b AVE- vIo NE-comfortable
room for girl unlimited phone, laundry
pfixaeEses' waeE fonEehleh' 'FahSpOf atom ofoo
s4Gs RANDoIPH PL. NE.-Lsrge double
room; twin beds, So ca; single room. 50;
small sitting room. FIR. o752.
500 MASS. AVE. N.E.-Single room, semiA
private bath adjoining, $50: with private
bath, S35; desirable officer stationed Navy
Yard or MsriIe Barracks.
windows l block from car; for , girls
or couple; kitchen pr1y,; good, location s.
single, $40 $40 dorbls; FR 2l3: ,.rao ,ss
room next to bath: two nice girls; S45;
private home. MI. s255.
COLORED-6l0 N ST. n.e.-Double room
suitable for 9 employed adults: S5 wk
each
COLoRED--456o Deane ave. ne Large
furnished front room, l or =; S25 a mo. or
So week. II. 3431.
COLORED - Refined gentleman to share
large room with another man: IL block
cariine; 81 week. 723 3rd ST. ne.
COLORED-Laree double room. next bath
in refined home. privileges gentiem.er !. I
COLoRED-292l l4th. n.e.-Single room
for settled. clean, man. in quiet, CON-
Portable home. Gail all day Sunday ano
Monday. So5 per month. HO. 024S.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

WooDRDGE;; ISIS 18th st, n.e.-Room
CLOSETS: Southern cooking S45. MI. 1890.
1889 GIRARD ST. N.W.-Lovely maple fur
niture. conv; transp., shopping center; de-
lcious meals; share double and triple;
S35 70 $50. AID. 1882.
DUPONT CIRCLE-Double room, semi
private bath: nicely furnished for two girls;
good home cooking; reasonable. 1904 10th
ROOM AND BOARD wANTEp-wil nav
well; employed mother and 7:-month baby
IN refined gentle home; day care Of
1928 10th ST. N.W.-Nicely furnished
rooms with running water. telephones, ele-
vvator, excellent board. for young men. 70
MI. PLEASANT, Jewish home; vacancy
for l or 2 girls in beautiful, large. front
room; newly furn.: homelike cooked meals,
nice section, close to bus and streetear:
laundry privileges: unlim. phone. MI.
PRIVATE HOME for elderly or retired
person; large lawns and porch; near bus
line. SH. 1886.
1887 GALLATIN ST. N.w.-vacancy, triple
room, private bath; home privileges: unlim.
phone; z meals mel: Sunday dinner; good
CHI. CH--Beautiful home, excellent meals;
young lady 10 share rm. with 2 girls, pvt.
BATH tennis court. OIL. 66O3.
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ROOMS WANTED tesss. , .

REFINED WOMAN, perm. located, desires
xn VIII DTsss
Must be on Ist floor or elevator bldg. bog
TWo Roso5Ms. preferably unfurnish.a,
Virginia cs s1iepabls Hi private
ROCK Greek e. solf Course sss Box asS-R
REFINED elderly woman. white. gentle.
sas sset SSiH h0x 9an.s sas
5Ssm si.s so'bas DSsis,s: .aS ~
GOVT woud Ike Toom apt
with, use Of piano. See MISS MeALPINE.
1312. C. st. me-, or call RE. 1900
YOUNG GIRL would like single furnished
m + spes serns Can pf M
sd S6sSfNiESr SftRi e Nv. Sc PsRRcr1oS-Room With
Hs Rsth fNs two Or TAyE Ex aiss 9esF' RE- 74oo
private bath: near b1sinsss b9s dist; around
GENTLEMaN GEL Si sso govt. s4n empiassd ssss desire,
TqsnssSn Tas gGy Mis bse s6sR apd star Rse
5resfsst raSof SAS a5s5 Wsssi cs afssf ss% sss
GIRL wants room in clean. quiet, refined
sgG0 ssgrToundings: pit house or apartment. DI.
e rooms nW HIS @ gals1a iR DIssis SaiS
Or Of assf empessd
tor to for very light hoqsskeeping; Private
and State Price. . Address 'Sss BOX SEX. sssl.
.',.,,sa sx WOMAN. employed clean. 1n,ors.s!:
and use of bath. in refined pr iate home
aand e and shepherd la basne av. oca
ton, telephone number and state price.
IN IN SILVER sPRNG. room with private
COLLEGE MAN wants, light housekeeping
andra in ar secnn Ct s
supeen1ey April IL. s25 month. Box $50
By By 9laI A LADY of refinement, highest refer.
ence, furnished room with or without
ETfiSI5 II &c 6otfLk dsslgss son,ors
French cArraiS SS dssifes taa' for saF mmsdiat.
sma e1 sh sDsc.ss Dys 0f
s Sosssz 81 SSssazi zSss EXT "a s sSi0' Ext osS
Z Box sa5-K, star. tatA anu rA'A fo'' "DfH
ROOM IN or share apartment: navy It..
permanent: NV. section. RE. 740O. Ext.
62174 1T. TATUM
ELDERLY LADY desires furnished room,
Ritehs3 dS s1. and laundry privileges: SIS month.
FURNISHED RIM. with bath for refined
gentleman preferably near Dupont Circle,
YOUNG WOMAN, employed, desires single
room with .semiprivate bath in northwest
section. preferably convenient to Mt. Pleas
ant cars. Box 462-K, Star.
CLEVELAND MAN cannot accept WaShing-
ton transfer unless he finds comfort room
with pvt. bath, or small apt. State price
and phone. Box 459-K, Star.
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ROOMS FURkisHEp-MD. and VA.

TAKOMA PARk-Studio pvt. entr.. half
bath st f. bus stop settled aoS pefson con
ais1 ais n n. ouANTiCo = Double room with
Gps p5ye pEstared Dsh gn@ 80 o peone cH eSs sSes
1910 N. MADISON ST, Airing gtonNLovely
master bedroom, 8 expos. twin Beautyrest
beds next tile bath; bath; uni. phone; block to
1903 1905 Goth Rp. n. ARLINGToN-Lovely
room. private home. next tile bath; Phone
Convenient to all Govt offices. CHI. s459
ssHaiEI ssIo FIoWFR I'VE AVE. Takoma Park, Md
Nicely furnished room. Kitchen and li laun-
private bath Very cool in summer Near
busline Gn sac month Gal ddr sH ItS 54sS sSows-
pks ana miles f from on sssDt aoaS tss
81 81 Benin B2DFoRb ri ST, aI AT. o' Va@singie
room, next bath, for settled woman. 80
Spd or Nayy pTyafs Budnss s sony cH e
31sI FLYERS MILL RD.. Kensington. Md.
Large bedroom, semiprivate bath: To- To-
IL il LEADBEATER ST, Alex. .Va-sinele
FGe & ISss asrden9 sn@ So pSs to %ashnson
aRLGNGToN, vA.-Gentleman wanted to
furnished. piano; 10 minutes from Penta-
gon and Navy Building, % minutes from
washington at bus stop; $40 month.
EOS % DEARBORN. Silver spring-Refned
lady only; pvt home, kitchen privl.: $40.
SWo sN Sf.s iahef sf'fE sNeRE ROOMS; near bus
lines. lines; So per montnw1 TaRRAP1N as15 INN
LARGE attractive room adj Din semiprivate priv te
Navy and Army; ami; ladies only. Chest
MT MT IoS9, Sn1lTH EHai lS3 lWS3ssHINGToN ST. Fails
Church, Va:-3. large double bedrnls..
connecting, for 4: water IN each; business
people: no Housekeeping: So week each per
person; bus. Falls Church 113S.
sIa N. EDISON, Arlington = Furnished,
twin beds adjoining BATH pvt. home, nice
neighborhoosd3; sempl. people only; SIS for
saao NORTH NOTTINGHAM ST, Arling-
tom double rooms, $40 week each;
kitchen privileges: private home, garden:
empl. couples preferred; refs. REQ. CH
70 MINUTES TO PENTAGoN. 2727 South
Inge St, Arlington. va gentlemen, $50
each; new, modern home; master bedroom,
twin beds. private bath. Call -JA. 2049-W.
113O 18th ST. S.. Arlington-Large double,
semipvt bath; near Navy Annex. Pentagon.
Special rate (S20 mo- for girls to help
evenings. JA 1960-W.
NICELY FURN. double room. I block to
streetcars and stores; So week. 1908
Perry ST.. It. Rainier, Md.
BETHESDA, Md, sol Park Lane-Large
mo-; gentlemen preferred. Call OIL. e2i9.
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POULTRY & EGGS.

such quick delivery Of the finest baby
chicks at 5c ca. and up? Started chicks,
lings., 35c ea; well started ,week-old
broad-breasted Bronze turkey poults, S1.25
saih and an Os tsasrsd oa and hsadn
Chickens. R SOC S each: aS' s475 HpS half dozen saeno
day, cardboard brooder given away with
each purchase. box, in your base
Fneat. ment or Io,, back ok yard will raise all the
make tender bakers. BE ye Catholics jews
or Quakers, and ye Protestants, too, who
have nary a one, come to Poets Lodge
and find We some. All killed and dressed
and drawn, well done, but be sure, and
fs SefSGf U yRu H pe eRsnf fodss Wes
PULLETs d0), all laying. sH. s6s7 Sun
sAbY sai CHICKS, m g ieed em and poultry supplies
JAMES FEED STORE. INC. 619 st. NV
HINES cHIcKszMd.,u s. approved Pull
cosed oS s3naay GSk Hines 0Td45 ia
o6Ss oInsy Md d,,lS Ashton @ 2oSI, ., a.,,.r
Sat. weekly. Baby-started chicks coWAN
FARMS wnS4 Pc To ITty Ry g0gis Ma Hsatbv hens
large breed preferred. Mr.. DE7.sSR EVANS "li Ok
PiGEoNs, 35 pairs white King, all pro-
Rss hR6 rs rs 8uY heAhy TAI slS Bullets of
years 1914 hatch at good price. Write OF
phone. Cali Rockville l5S-W, giving breed,
price. address and telephone number. to
JUDGE HUNT, Poets Lodge, West Mont
BABY GHICks, bloodtested; B Rocks.
STU Si955 p per 10. o' Min. < " " ROCK DToi!eFs,
per pSr'I 100 p ship c. g 5. LONDON PoGI.
Try, Boy 1874, Trenton Z; N
lAAA breeders; assorted, Reds, Barred.
G!ants Ga % Our sefg!pR sdft Ht 295 per s6x 149
aUhLiTYLBest grade AAAA chicks. as
sorted, our selection, Barred Rocks, Reds,
White Rocks, Leghorns, Wyandqttes,
dahta orp2soh s6S5 iEGs per 66
mediate shipment. Pay postman on arrl-
val WALDMERE FARMS, Collingswood,
CHICKs-2O 600 Matching daily; all breeds,
bloodtested. our choice, breed-sex, S7.95
per 100. Immediate shipment. Pay post
man on arrival. sUNNYDALE HATCHERY,
kEps, kEnsemfse; focKs: X j. wyandottes. Ieshorns.
tested Immediate delivery COD Our
SELECTION, breed-sex. MODERN HATCH
F6tLfkYTURkEf- f'S FReF(ISit PIGEON houses. man.
ufactured in our shop, delivered set up
painted, $3.50 up. We install equipment
Special wire pens for turkeys; rabbit, caVey
all pet stock Electric incubator brooders
We do private and commercial work
ANNANDALE ! n ~ Po2ggdITRY s2gd FARM AMMAN
WANTED. Sio Electric incubators and bat
teries What have you 10 sell? Lincolf
1886 after 10 am. Monday. "a
Evening star., 1945-04-01
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED tcort.)

WANTED electric refrigerator, late-model
z or foot box by private party: will pay
eood price. WI. 1890. l.
z CRIBS, 2 maple. like new and 2 mat
tresses and inner-springs, $50 for both; l
baby chair, So; l dresser, $40; l vanity
So: rugs, one 9xl2, rust broadloom:
WANTED-Used bathtub lavatory, COM
mode, AZ" sink, drainboard on left; 2 end
rug, clothes hamper Venetian blinds and
draperes for 53x3l" windows. CHI. 1913. l..
WARDROBE TRUNK, good condition. Call
OIL 1896
ARMY OFFICER with wife and infant
wants electric washing machine in good
condition. Call us first, Engleside 3F-14
Evening star., 1945-04-01
ROOMS FURNlsnEp-s.E. ond s.w

CAMP SPRINGS, ND. near Andrews Field
Men only: two al 81. three S6 weekly
5405 Middleton iane. Clinton 25-W.
122 18th ST. S.E.-For ofhcer, front room,
~icely furn.; conv. transp. to Govt. oldgs.
S32 a month.
12i ST. Sc single rooms. SIS each
convenient TO transportation, bus passes
door gentlemen. TR. S449.
15o F ST. SE.-Nice room, double bed
one block bus stop. walking. distance Navy
yard, Capital Congressional Library gen.
tlemen only ST week.
i22 ,th ST, s.E.-Large light housekeep-
ing room, 1st floor, front; unlimited phone
convenient location; no drtnking; quiet
homeiike: employed adults; $3.50.
I28 9th ST. S.E.-Studio room, kitchen
son; near carline; $40 per week.
oO2I RIDGE PL. S.E-DouoIe bed, young
servicemsn and employed wife; $40 month.
TR. 06S3.
I32 ". c. AVE. s.E.-1 Housekeeping room
lady or man. child: s or over, accepted
81 per week. Call AT. 05lS. -
ii3o llth ST. s.E:-poubleg Tooms twin u :,
meals: living room privileges Ii. ASH. %
COLORED-436, 9th st. s.w.; large front
room, double bed; no cooking, no children;
price, $3.50 wk Phone RE. 10S1.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

SOLID WALNUT BED. dresser. coil springs,
inner-spring mattress; reasonable. HO,
ONE LIVING ROOM SET. two-piece, mod
ernistc, practically new, used only mos;
cost S239.50; will sell for $3.50. 1920
Mass. s.e., TR. 1856.
ONE HOLLYWOOD BED, full size; one q
sixe bed one tilt-top dinette table. MI.
ToR FOR QUICK SALE by a soldier. double
bed. spring and mattress, few end tables,
one coffee table, occasional chair, studio
couch, kitchen table. kitchen chairs. Call
alum court n W
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cATTLE AND LIVESTOCK (cont.)

FOR SALE--Large black work horse,
years old r. c sTELLO, Beltsville, Md.
TWo RIDiNG HORSES, saddles and
brides. can rent Stable il desired. 1910
Fairlawn ave: Sc. MR.. CURLEs, AT. 11l2;
MARE COLTS, 2, half-siSters, years old
June 1st; gentle. medium sized. near
black: 500 each. Vienna So.
l3. End AND 3rd LITTER SOWS, ready
to farrow, also some shoats. SH. 2114.
EASTER KID GOATS. for the kiddies; 9
fresh does; mowers, hay rakes. disk, DRAG
and spr ringtooth harrows, 2-horse cultiva-
tors, l-horse cultivators and single shovel
plows / -horsesdisk drill. two 1-horse and
one 2-horse corn planters, corn replanters,
Heavy log chain. wagon wheels of all Kinds
spring wagon. Oliver tractor pillow. tractor
disk. cycle grinoer for mower knives, /
lawn mower, garden pIows and hoes, sad
dies and brides collars and harness of all
kinds. Falls Church SO5-W-2
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For Rent Rooms,
Apartments and Houses

The address and rental price must be
included in advertisements under
Rooms. Apartments and Houses for rent,
In Apartment and House for Rent
advertisements where a Star box num-
Substituted for The address. In such
cases The Star will secure the exact
address, which will be available to the
Rent Control Administration upon re-
quest.
Evening star., 1945-04-01
DOGS. PETS. ETC.

COCKER PUPPIES, months; reg Axe
wormed and well started; sired by. male
with 13 champions in certified pedigree;
playful and healthy Falls Church 1860. .
KITTENS, Persian. angoras, pedigreed
beautiful pink, z mos; other colors in
April and May; cats boarded. OIL. 1920.
COCKER SPANIEL puppies, pedigreed:
36o5
IRISH TERRIER puppies, weeks old;
registered male, $50; female, $35. SH
6S16.
COCKER SPANIEL, black, female. l year
1904 Walnut st. me- DE. 1889.
BEAUTIFUL young English setter, about 8
months old, innoculated against distemper;
excellent hunting prospect. WO. 6167.
Evening star., 1945-04-01
ROOM WITH BOARD WANTED.

NAVAL OFFICER, with wife and small
children and Scottie dog, desires board
and 2 rooms, rural or suburban radius 10
ml!es OF District: occupancy first of May
ton. Prefer trees. brook or stream and
ImIaneuverlng room for boy and dog.
RETIRED GENTLEMAN, nonsmoker, nom.
drlnker. wants room and board: permanent;
prefer private family, conv. transp., nearby
Md. Box 401-K. Star
YOUNG CATHOLIC GIRL desires room and
board. close in. NV. area. Box 456-K,
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COUNTRY BOARD.

porches: quiet, best food. well prepared;
meat and chickens of farm. Rates.
MSs slS 30 ~ per 2Nr gess fR Telsphene s22-F-ll
NEAR MCLEAN, VA.-Larse double, fur
nished room; can accommodate GONZALES
cent or semt-invalid room for several
laoies: convenient transportation. OK.
Evening star., 1945-04-01
MOVING, PACKING and STORAGE.

MOVING AND STORAGE, reasonable rates.
VIII take. your surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. DELMAN'S
MOVING 4. STORAGE CO., Ia. 1887. 1s
WANTED LOAD or part load to and from
washington, Cleveland, Detroit, Chicago.
Kansas City. Denver, New York, Boston.
Maine, Kentucky, Tennessee, Florida and
Texas, AT 9243
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COAL, WOOD and FUEL OIL.

ANDIRONS. FIRE tools. screens and all FIRE
place goods repaired and retinished. D /,
FIREPLACE WOOD, Is to "A inches; all
hardwood: S21 cord Stock up now for
next winter. WO. 275S after 6 pm.
FOR SALE-Short ton highest-grade fire.
place coal and short cord fireplace wood
Evening star., 1945-04-01
ROOMS WANTED.

REFINED MATURE LADY. employed, de-
sires bedroom and kitchen or kitchen
privileges. Box 267-K. Star. g
MIDDLE-AGED MAN wants room eonven-
lent to Dupont Circle. Write location and
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CONTINUED on Next Pase.i
Evening star., 1945-04-01

hIbHeFfsaos 3 bag i flsftEf to a5 's Maple !
REFRIGERAToR, 8 or 7-ft, electric of
standard make. Phone Sunday, Fairfax,
REFiRIGERAToR, apt. size, in good condi-
ton Call Monday after 8 am, DE. 5O19.
REFRIGERAToR, elec.: cubic #. or less.
SAFES: highest cash prices, prompt atten-
sEwTNS sE1 MAfEiN9 IA 33Te nortob,s electric
model; will trade portable, typewriter and
SEWING MAChINEs-W. ouy all types
rfns IT RE 'q!sSp' ada RE s0EsEfa sa
SHOTGUN, 20 gauge. double. hammerless.
SKATES, for girl years old. Telephone
SMALL apt.-size or diaper washing ma
TENoR W" seS Silver or gold lac
quered, in good condition. Box BOOK,
TRICYCLE., small size, for 2-3-yr-old
dEdg TKISYCLL ds 81 6R boy years old good con-
TRUMPET. Please state make and price.
TYPEWRiTERs purchased, any make best
mate. DISTRICT TYPEWRITER CO., RE.
gTIa gTTYIPaEwRrTERs ana adding machine. re.
CORP Bono Bldg, 4th and N Y. ave.
TYPEWRITER, standard size. Phone
Franklin 1855. i
VACUUM CLEANER, Electrolux; must be
in good condition. Phone OIL. 6613
WAGON, for boy 9 years old. Metal pre-
ferred. Good condition. Telephone OR.
WASHING MACHINE: will pay cash for
modern machine in good condition. Phone
Emerson 2015. %
WASHING MACHINE needed by Navy fam
lily of 4, including new baby. WI. 4096.
WASHING MACHINB-Pay cash or will
exchange. radio -phonograph and cash.
TIE. 1887.
CASH FOR DIAMONDS ano olu goio. dis-
mond watches and discarded iewelry Err
NEST 5URK. INC. 614 18th NV. DI. 2773
ALWAYS HIGHEST PRICE PAID for dia-
monds si]verware, cameras. clothing and
firearms: also choice of diamonds on
hand. MAX ZWEIG. ME. 9113
WANTEp-Fresh-wate plug casting pole
and level-wind reel. Call Sligo 1907.
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Kentucky Colonels Rise
In Wrath AtMr. Fruley

admits coyly that of course "rac-
ing people must do all in their
power to leave the railroads free"
The righteous editor goes on to
sarcastically describe Judge"
Fraley as this expert on horse
racing, ethics and wartime econo-
N.Y." 1 thank you. But the fact
remains I've never yet come away
from a hoss track with a deuce in
my pocket; ethics are something
about which I'll have to consult
Webster and my check book would
convine my mother-in-law that
economy, in war or peace, is
something with which I have only
a nodding acquaintance.
But frankly, don't believe you
have to be any such expert" to
know that shipping one race horse
matter of 5,317.4 miles during
wartime transportation crisis isn't
exactly according to Hoyle. Even
people selling stud horse ADVERTISE
ments should be able to figure out
that one.
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TAM 0'SHANTER
OPENS THURSDAY
BY JERRY LISKA

CHICAGO, July 22.-(P-Every-
body wants to get into the $50, 600
act at Tom O'Shanter course next
week and that includes those ailing
warriors of the fairways - Byron
Buck) Nelson and Slammin' Sam
my Snead not to mention long
ina active 1t. Ben Hogan of the
Army Air Forces.
The lush All-American tourna-
ment, golfdom's richest meet, is
expected to magically heal Nelson(
who skipped the current St. Paul
Open to rest wrenched back, and
Snead, nursing fractured hand
since mid-June.
Defending champion Nelson, with
$31, 800 war bond winnings and nine
straight tourney triunphs already
chalked up this year, and some 139
envious colleagues will shoot for
the $4,000 (war bond value) win
ner's slice of the All-American
Open.
The 72-hole, medal play open
lasting from Thursday through
Sunday is the main act in a three
ring circus W i C Promoter
George S. ay has developed into
COLTS greatest spectacle. The show
also includes an All-Americar
amateur meet and an All-American
Women's Open, running concur
rently with the main event.
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Pirates, BOSTON
; SPLIT TWIN BILL

,rrsB7rRGH. July I'll R -
= -, Medwick's ninth innings
D '.sIe 10 score Garden Gillenwater
ADs 'loa Nick stringevich's shutout
sPo' &c the Pittsburgh Pirates
tooa5; ned the Boston Braves 81 IN
gnip! seecond game of a double
The ,sr after dropping theopener,
't c+r;ncevich allowed only six hits
" No achieved his tenth win OF
w ~ El1ios double and single
a. D psbe Dahlgren opened the scor-
w! II Bob Logan in the fifth. The
l n.so ~ Hogan off the mound IN
fi.' aovt frame with two runs on q
' lD,bie bv Pete Coscarart, frankie
ec .u St riple and an infield out:
'C cotaran Bill Lee won his first
,aTSe since joining the Braves IN
saD ooener. Heyielded nine hits but
t ltr them well scattered.
Tho Braves touched Al Gerhaeu-
.r for ,hree runs in the sixth, one
~ >. them being Tommy Holmes"
" ,e,h homer of the year, and add
~ ,G' two more in the eighth. Pitts
s sr lone run came in the
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SUBS BAG
II MORE JAPANESE
SHIPS, NAVY REPORTS

WASHINGTON, July Iii a.
Because targets are getting scar
Ger all the time, the Navy had to
wait for almost three weeks to
announce today the latest toll TAX
en- by U. S. submarines: II more
japanese ships.
Included in this bag were four
small combatant craft, two OF
them minesweepers and two patrol
escort vessels. There was one
large cargo transport and the
rest were small and medium trans
ports, merchant vessels and
freighters.
The new haul raised to LIZA the
total of Japanese ships of all types
announced as sunk by U. S. sub
marines. Of these 144 were com
blatant ships and 1000 were non
combatants.
The submarine fleet, which now
numbers nearly $50 craft, has beer
a prime factor in choking Japan!
water-borne supply lines. It ha:
been officially credited by Secre
tary Forrestal with ''the death O,
Japan as maritime power"
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-07-22
Nuremberg May Be Site.
OF War Criminal Trial

NUREMBERG, Germany, July
21.-P-Justice Robert Jackson,
U. S. representative on the United
Nations War Crimes Commission,
indicated today that Nuremberg
was acceptable to the United
States, Britain and France as the
site of the trial of major war
criminals.
Jackson said, however, that
no site will be chosen until Russia
has been consulted.
The American Commissioner
spoke after inspecting the Nuern-
berg opera house and court house
with British and French repre-
sentatives. They came here today
by plane from London and plan
to return tomorrow.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-07-22
Symphony Fund Drive
Will Be State Wide

CHAPEL HILL, July 21.-P)-A
statewide North Carolina SYM
phony fund campaign will get un-
derway in all Districts early next
month.
Chairman for the campaign, R.
L. Mcmillan, of Raleigh, in making
the announcement, said that the
sta'e had been completed organ.
lied into IL districts around IL
leading cities, under local chair
man.
Purpose of the campaign is to
enable The orchestra to serve the
entire state, small towns as well
as large cities, to broadcast con.
certs, to offer free concerts to
children, and to give training and
opportunities to musicians in all
parts of the state, Mcmillan said.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-07-22
Hearing Under Way
On Plane Collision

MIAMI, Fla, July 21.-W.D-An
Eastern Airlines pilot testified at
a Civil Aeronautics Board hearing
today that Army planes had ap-
preached too near him several
times before his passenger ship
and bomber collided near Column
bia, S. c..
Capt. G. D. Davis said that on
several occasions army bombers
had FLOWN formation with his
Eastern Airliner. He said a pur-
suit ship had once made three
passes" at him.
Three persons - two army hiers
and the two-year-old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. E. Williams of Miami and
Puerto Rico-were killed June II
when wing of the army plane
crashed into Davis ship.
1t. Stephen G. Jones. pilot Of
the army plane, said he had just
finished shallow turn when the
passenger plane appeared before
him.