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HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.

ASPHALT DRTVEWAYs, walks. terraces
and parking lots. Estimates free. cah
Gig21 GUARANTEED 2asnni HOME IMPROVEMENTS.
We do papering, painting. weatherstrip.
ping. screening asbestos siding, Stag and
shnse roong snd all types ef home rs
down down: free estimates. FEDERAL CON-
IRAcTING CO. sl5 New York ave. NV.
LET US modernize your home. Painting.
parering and general repairs on easy
ss%s Ss RHAnr9 H eo 5es sc g.. ssse sse
WWxTERPRooFING. all kinds: Easements
Ea.srpFoefsd ss1cE Eineews ass saqlked ETC. ROB-
coNCRETE WoRK-Pree estimates Ga
rage floors. driveways. sidewalks, etc.
Spruce o4sS 1Gt,ns S;39 am. to $40 p.m' , Ask
CEMENT WORK, stone walls. fagstons
porches and walks, chimneys. freplaces.
E MARcgGGIo' Nx;iis NS Route A. Horners lane.
laying, SANDING, finishing, cleaning: psr1
fss' s'fi se ss 3sos:
i; INA s;MASvILIE ToGt,rs; siding. !, ,nssl.. vi
z'sS ss,5ss ss..
roos asbestos sa sn
s'0n saNEI sfRs!sIf ca aasssa Estimates 'rs''
JONNS LILLE TOOuug anu hSpcSlu1
siding: estimates without obligation. THE
MODERNIZE YOUR HOME ana add addi-
basement rooms finished. porches inclosed,
concrete work. plumbing. decorating,
asbestos siding and roofing and general
house repairs Get our free estimate,
Small monthly payments. TABORS HOMh
RENOvAT1NG CO.. l420 Irvins ct, n.vs
AID 1900
PAINTING, decorating. roof repairs. homt
repairs; white mechanics, work guaranteed
Call any time, AID 6129.
ROOFING, GUTTERING, down-spoutfnQ
and general sheet metal works. immedtan
service. Glebe 9060.
IN vIRGINlA-Call PATTERSON -GARDI.
NER CORP, Hobart 4120. Johns-Mans
Vile roofing, siding insulation: storm wint
dows. screens heating. remodeling; Terms
IN MASMINGT0N - Cali or PAIIERSoN. PAIIRo
vile roofing siding. insulatfon; storm win.
dows. screens heating. remodeling Terms
tContinusd on Next Page,
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HELP MEN and WOMEN

ALTERATION HANDS and ladies' tailor,
BooSkEEpFEss7 BfSt s12fSf Es7 1s5h 1;i St nv t ~
TRAILER SALES. Phone Berwyn. Md, As
experience needed. Cali Iceland MAR.
HGIl' 4soo Lee hwy" Arlington, Va.
cHRisfaAs chi fSfS cARps-Men, women BOYS
saIfins ana girls earn extra Christmas money by
@ssis99eEhqSd =, aSs 492e iRSsi ssaq saS m your
uais. stuffing envelopes, etc.; must 'ab be
able to stand on feet most of time, exp
essential
coGtPPGE " Will LII MANAGE ANA + small small roomins
house IN exchange for apt: wife. full time
reference Box 4o3-c. Star. ~ S'''
COUPLE. wife gh,w. days wk, no wash
ing; man as caretaker on country estate;
n me salaries and house. Gaithersburg
COUPLE for nearby country place work.
ing housekeeper; man, gardener preferred
duties connection small farm operation.
G4ceent LYME aparteps par good pay and
DTSMWAsHER. colored. Apply i Immediate
ly; SHANGRI-LA CAFE, 90 E st. NV, Ma
FURNITURE SALES PERSON. man or
woman; excellent earnings; permanent po-
NEE FURNITURE CO.. 1106 6 ST. NV
HOUSEMAN and chambermaid needed at
YWCA residence. 1011 18th st NV.
Good pay, pleasant working conditions;
man AS hours weekly: woman 40 hours
weekly. Call in person Monday or Tuesday.
MANAGERS. for dry cleaning stores. at
tcntion-If you are thoroughly experienced
in this line, don't miss this opportunity
TO earn real money commensurate with
your experience and ability. For details,
see MR.. BoORsTE1N at 1854 Columbia
rd. NV. to pm. Thursday. Friday
MEN AND WOMEN, white, to work on
steamboat refreshment stand. Apply in
psrson 9 am: to Z pm. WILSON LINE,
INC 9TH st. Wharf. sw.
0RGANIST and choir director wanted.
eolored church. Box 23s-C, Star. 81
SHOE FILTERS WANTED-Experienced
preferred but not necessary; salary and
commission: excellent working conditions;
permanent position. Apply employment
office. 9TH floor. THE PALAIS ROYAL,
11th and G.
EARN WHILE YOU LEARN-We will train
limited number of men and women in
our dry cleaning dept to be spoilers. press
ers. cleaners, etc; good salary while learn
ing. Apply MAIN OFFICE 6o7 F. ST "
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HELP 'poMssIIc.

BABY'S NURSE, white, experienced, live
in, yr-old boy; eood salary. Call Ma.
COOK and general housework:- expert
enced; in family; live in or out; S25 a
Mon only. cali WO 3732
COOK. g.h.w.: 5h-day week; adults. Wo
1888 after pm.
COOK, coioreo, for people only, no COM
pany; must live on premises. In comfort
able room with private bath; no laundry;
of ! day each week and l Sunday per
asa %onth; II ss,t $3.50 per month Address Box
CIV. il iiys Sso in or out, GOOD salary; ref.
GIRL, g.h.w.; small apt, some laundry:
9:30-5:30, 9 days. help with care of p
yr.-old. SIS CO. 57S2
GIRL. general housework, light laundry
good hours. References SIT week. 541
Buchanan st. NV. ia. 3462.
HOuSEKEEPER. middle-aged white woman
to live in; private room, children in
HOUSEKEEPER, exper and reliable, for
employed couple; treated like one of family
Call EN-. 1854 weekdays after 8 and all
HOUSEWORK. general, for adults only
Call MI. 0934 all day Sunday, after
MAID. M general housework; in family
MAID, clean. honest, for general house.
work; nice hours. good pay. Call RA. 0S12
MAID, general housework; 5ha-day week,
$50. GE. 5222.
MAID, experienced In dress shop routine
1l14 Conn. ave. NV. Apply In person.
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SITUATIONS WOMEN.

BOOKKEEPER-ACCOU fun charge:
IL yrs personnel and supervision 35
can NE. 1882 or sH. s775. MRS. LUHN
DREssMAKING. designing: remodeling;: al;
terations; reasonable. MISS BERT, 1880
irving st. NV. Apt. 4. AD 223S.
DRUGS-R. N. registered for 25 years
lull knowledge of all angles of bus, in
Guiding fountain work; reas. salary Box
NURSE. available now. 8 yrs D. C. exp.
any type case. chronic. invslds or para
lytics; ref Mon. 10 a.m.-9 D.m, FIR. OS6g.
POSITION IN DOCTORS OFFICE about
Sept. Is: to $40; 5-day week; exper
Also knowledge OF typing. MRS. BURGESS.
MI 2207.
PROTESTANT WOMAN, competent secty,
wishes room and board for self and child
in partial return for services. SH. 1878.
RESIDENT MANAGER. experienced. de-
sires position. available Immediately. q
years exp. as asst. and manager; local ref
erences. Write Box l35-C. Star. 30
STENOGRAPHER desires
connection in small one-girl
ofice;; competent, loyal to job and ca
pable of taking over routine work. Box
! "a d. Star
yrs. legal exp; excellent
steno wishes permanent position; prefer
law ofice: $50 week Box Sod Star. 81
general office assistant, oe-
Sires permanent connection; capable, EN-
cient; able to take over ONCE routine.
Box 49q-C. Star.
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INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE. Permanent
MABELLE HONOUR BEAUTY SCHOOL,
l34C n Y ave ME-. 777s.
sTENOGRAPHIC and secretarial classes
now forming Beginners and refresher
courses in shorthand. typing, bookkeeping,
comptometer. all secretarial subjects, civil
service courses. Est IS years: accredited.
INQUIRE MA. 233s; BOYD SCHOOL, 1883
F St (opp Capitol Theater).
AIR CONDITIONING
signs point to greatest servicing. installa-
tion demand in history. Men II TO 81, pre-
pare now for Jobs or your own business.
write for free facts how UEI spare time
home and school training has helped thous
ands go places since 1927. UTILITIES
INST Box l4I-C, Star. 30.
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HELP poMEsTlc Cont }

MAID for general housework and plain
sSoosins. live in' , room and SHOWER soos IN
live In, 25I2 Military I'd. NV EN-. 2712.
PLAIN COOK, 4 to pm. b-day week;
family Of three; 50 plus fare; health card
Ordway 1917.
WOMAN, gh.w.. and help care for one
child; no cooking; must live in; 500 a
$50 A. WEEK-Good housekeeper. Must
have knowledge Of Jewish cooking NO
REFiNED middleaned am vomsn s xbite or
colored. to take charge Of home; salary
open. OR. 3O33.
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

TRANSPORTATION WANTED to San Fran
cisco, around Aug. z. by serviceman's wife
Call GE. 3016
WANTED-By Navy wife, ride with woman
or couple to Atlanta middle of Aug. or ear
lier will share expense and help drive
Box 23-D, Star. 30
TWO YOUNG LADIES desire ride to Santa
Fe about August /; expert drivers Box IL
D, Star. 81
Evening star., 1945-07-30

GIRL. colored desires job as nursemaid;
S25 wee% Adams 646S.
LAUNDRES5, expert. colored. experienced
in all laundering. wants laundry only.
SIS and carfare. AID 474l.
WOMAN. neat. colored. wants ) days work
week clea ming; best refs. Michigan O6l7.
Evening star., 1945-07-30
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS,

VACATION STENOGS.; day, hour, week
ats. or mornings: 81 hr. up. 30-hI
week stenog. openings. Welcome. BOYD'S
1898 st. MA. 233S.
WE NEED TEACHERS for Latin. biology
chemistry. phys ed, math., elementar:
grade teachers: greatly needed for farm
ing area, 80 to 80 miles from D.
ADAMS TEACHERS AGENCY, 204 Col
orado Bldg, 14th and G sis. NV.
Evening star., 1945-07-30
SITUATIONS MEN ond WOMEN.
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

IAN AND WIFE, colored, wish janitt
OBJ best reference. IA. -l775.
Evening star., 1945-07-30

STREETCAR OPERATORS wANTED-You
can now earn $40 per week and more as a
strestGaT & operator; essential work expert
Sunday or night work; regular working
hours; free time to keep house; paid vaca-
rooms s feow %orkers Te
at 4th and T sts: ne, with work on North
Capitol st. and r. ]; ave. strsetcar lines;
NV, with work on the 18th st. carline
work on the Mt. Pleasant streetcar line
Georgetown. Take Route 20, Cabin John
streetcar. Hiring ARRANGEMENTS approved
nursery school; Sept. openings; 5-day
week, mornings only. good salary. CHI
TsnEpHoNE rf9G; ET5 81 DELIVERY OPERATORS. IS
to, 45; night tour to deliver telegrams b,
telephone; no experience necessary II rea-
sonsble educational background Apply
WESTERN UNION, Room Sol, 10 14tf
saTas e x..sp
evening work Apply employment once
Sso S@ an The e cHnsApSskn R% sss $40 popoM. e
TELEPHoNE co. Hiring arrangement
TEIEPHoNE oPERAToRs. Se experieneed
'Rf ass isas' HoT 4RRs fnIsb a4sh ss
TiEsLIE:PpHoNE OPERATOR, permanent DO.
sition, 6-day week. 3 to IL PM: off Sun
days; Apply chief operator, COMMODORE
TELEPHONE OPERATOR, white; apt
house: good hours. 6-dsy week; resident
TELEPHONE WORK for girls and youn,
women. with a knowledge OF tipping, tt
deliverA and receive telegrams over thl
telephone. Paid during short training
Fascinating work with future. Appl!
Miss Fifer. Room sol, WESTERN UNION
TEIEPHoNE I'll Pho Il; hoiTPERAroRs-Exceptionall
attractive. noncivil service positions ar,
now available for experienced telephon,
operators. finest working conditions, il
modern office building, located in Silve
Spring area: excellent opportunity for ad
vancement. For further information cal
MR.. SLAGLE, ST.. 9S9S.
TYPIST, full or part time; credit store
experience preferred but no necessary; ex
cellent salary. pleasant surroundings
ASKINS, 1877 7th st. NV.
TYPIST and telephone operator, S130 pc
month and meals. WI. 467S.
TYPIST in pleasant once. GENERAL. DIS
TRIBUTORS, 929 Eye st. NV %
TYPISTS for private publishing orsaniza
| ton. Interesting work. good opportunit,
| for advancement, bonus and other ad
ventages, excellent postwar prospects; es
sentisl. Telephone personnel dept, Dl
1900. or apply at 1241 Gath st. NV
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-09-27
Methodist Choir Practice

The senior choir of the Fir.
Methodist church Will meet tonIga,
al 8 o'clock, ii was announced.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-09-27
Visiting Here,

Miss Mary Ann ORour;c. of
Hartford, Conn, is visiting Mr..
Robert a. Mcdowell, at her home on
College street.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-09-27
MethOdists
Prepare For
Conference
Local Churches Are
Closing Their Work
For The Year 1915

Pastors and CONGREGATIONS Of
Methodist churches in this county
and section are p~reparfnp n cIoIo
out their years work in READINGS
for the annual session Of the North
Carolina Conference of the denomj-
nation, which Will be held IN Colds
ooro early in November.
Only a few local ministers will
be affected by the traditional four
year limitation on duration of pas
~torates, a system which is no lonpcg
OBSERVED in the transfer of ministers
as rigidly as it once was. although
to a large extent it still governs the
tenure of the preacher.
Rev. T. W. Lee, pastor of Middle
burg charge. with four rural chur-
hes under his leadership. has been
on his present work longest of any
Methodist ministers in Vance cuon-
ty, having served six wears. Rev q
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-09-27

Estimates place England's rat
population at 40, 000, 900.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-09-27
Headaches Resulting From
Infection Of the Sinuses

SINUS the pressure should be made
on the under surface Of the ridge
above the eyes.
Another method of diagnosis is
the use of transillumination. This
procedure Is carried out in a dark
ened room using a light. The light
IS placed in the patients mouth
and then the doctor sees if tho
HIGHT passes through the various
smuscS which are visible. If these
examinations indicate sinus infec-
ton an N-ray may be taken Of the
SINUS, which is also helpful in the
diagnosis. A complete nose and
throat examination also helps.
Plug of Wax
A plug Of wax in the ear canal
may be responsible for pain in the
temples. Congestion of the lining
membrane OF the nose on n side
indicates the presence Of sinus in
lection in that section and dis
charge from the nose is also a sign
of sinusitis.
Of course, once it is decided that
sinus infection Is present, proper
treatment may then be carried out.
This may consist in the use of
nose drops which shrink the lining
membrane Of the nose and allow
I Ina GA AZ, ,.., o. -
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-09-27
By HERMAN N BUNDESEN. MD

PERSONS with headache arc
apt to blame the condition on the
eyes, bowels or sinuses. Of course.
headaches may come from dis
t~urbances of these parts of the
body, but there are many other
causes When a headache is caused
by SINUS infection, the pain &C.
ours in attacks. 1t usually starts
about ten in the morning, reaches
Its greatest severity about noon,
and gradually eases off between
three and four in the afternoon.
The location of the pain will
depend on the sinus affected. If
the frontal sinus is affected, the
pain is usually felt across the fore
head. If the sinuses in the check
bones are affected there is pain
behind the eyes. Headache occurs
in the temples when the ethmoid
sinuses are affected. The sphenoid
sinuses are located far back and
the pain in sphenoidal sinusitis is
IN the back part of the head.
Tenderness Over Sinuses
A useful sign in determining if
a headache is due to sinus infection
is to determine if there is tender
ness over the sinuses. The pressure
over the sinuses in the cheek-bonc
should be made at a point about
one-half inch to the side of the
nose. In examination Of the frontal
Copyright. 1915, King
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-09-27
Now In Tokyo.

7. J. Oakley, gunner's mate &c,
OF Mrs. E. c. Dickerson, Of Hen
derson, is now in Tokyo, it was
learned today. Oakley has been in
the navy for about three years and
went on sea duty in january. 1945.
In a recent letter TO his mother he
stated that he expected to be back
IN the States by December /. He
wears two battle stars,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-01-23
iARCETSI IN
 nEIsNL.AND
 ARE STRUCK
Day and Night Aiialks Are Made -0iI PIdnt Sci Afire
 Fuel Plant in Flames

LONDON, Jan. 23-Two hundred Fcrtres3es today bombed the rail- yards of Neuss on the western edge Of the Ruhr in quick follow up ef a triple night assault on the Reich targets when more than 800 British Lancasters, Halifaxes and American bombers, escorted by 100 Mustangs
 The synthetic oil plant at Duis- burg was easily dScernible in the moonlight last night and set afire. British fliers struck within five miles of the spot where American heavies yesterday dealt a telling blow on the Sterkrade fuel plant. In night att tacks, two tremendous explosions were observed in the area still alight from flames as the result of the pre- vious raid.
 Targets were also saturated with ineendiary bombs at Gelsenkirchen.
 Scores of heavy pieces of the Ger man transport service were destroy ed or disabled by Allied aircraft yes- terday afternoon. Several British and American bombers are missing for the night and day attacks.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-01-23
NhzI ARMY,
 ITALYAREA,
 INCREASED
Patrols of Both British and American Armies Al-
 five on Front

ROME, Jan. 23-Field Marshal Kesselring's Army of Italy is re- ported to have been increased to 28 divisions, the greatest strength since last spring.
 Patrols of the Allied Fifth and Eighth Armies were active along the ent ire front in the bitterly cold weather, probing enemy po- sitions.
 American troops, stabbing north ward, occupied a ridge a half mile north of Colle Termine, just east of highway GA, and Is miles from Bologna At the same time, the enemy sent strong raiding parties to Gallicano before they were beaten back.
 German airmen appeared for the first time in several days, making eight scattered attacks. One hit probably destroyed Allied planes, Concentrated attacks on enemy communications and storage dumps in northern Italy destroyed one enemy plane. Ten Allied planes failed to return.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-01-23
FIRST ARMY
 TANK UNITS
 IN ACTON
PIunging Toward Sf. Vith, Important Road Gen.
 fer in Belgium

PARIS, Jan. 23-The American First Army tanks were plunging toward St. With at dawn today and American fighters for the second straight day bombed German col umns now in rout from the Ar denneS salient.
 St. With was apparently evacuat- ed during the night and the Sev- enth Armored Division expected to make the capture any time of that last Belgian road center. St. With is the hub of seven highways and two railroads.
 The Germans, until yesterday, fought desperately to hold the center, their last stronghold of any consequence in Belgium.
 German tank elements have been rushed up to stave off the capture of St. With but were unsuccessful.
 The Germans are still pressing against the American Seventh Army in northern Alsace but Headquarters said the front from Bitche to Hagueneau to Stras- bourg remains substantially un- changed
 There is nothing to confirm the Berlin report of the collapse of American attacks in northern AL Sace.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-01-23
Rx LACK STINNETT

WASHINGTON, Jan. g = For some years now, it has been trite to say, Roosevelt, longer than any ether President" It will become duller before 1948. But it still makes news-and argum e n t--When you open up with: Harry Hopkins longer than any other man assoc lated with F. D. R."
 Hopkins has been under the guns again. This time the attack came from commentators and senators who bitterly opposed some or the new appointments in the State De- partment.
 His principal nemesis this time was Sen. A. B. Happy Chandler who professed to see in the new appointments State Department built by Hopkins.
 Chandler was asked rather sar- castically during one debate just how close he thought Hopkins was to the President He replied just as close as dead heat, and down in my country (the blue grass, where the Kentucky Derby is the annual turf classic) there is nothing closer.
 Most of this grows out of the fact that Harry Hopkins is the White Houses No. l mystery man. There isn't much mystery in the reasons for that. Before his protracted ill., ness some years back, when he was Secretary of Commerce, Hopkins was about as accessible as any one else in peace-time Washington Ever before that, when he was relief ad- ministrator his press conferences
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-01-23
HIMMLER lS SENT TO
 EA5TFR0NT
Hitler Orders Gesfdpo Chieffain Out with Full
 Powers for Action

LONDON. Jan. 23-Hitler has sent Heinrich Himmler and "his best army commanders" to the eastern front with full powers to make drastic decisions and quar- antee their executions" the Berlin radio announced in broadcast.
 Himmler, c Gestap chieftain, commander of the German Rome Army, has been sent to the east because the situation "at focal points called for iron willed men like him." said the broadcast by the Transocean news agency.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-01-23
American Fighters Bomb Retreatlng Nazis
TAO Planes Are Destroyed by Third Fleet Airmen in Raid; U. }. Major Warship Damaged

States warship was damaged is the first officially reported ship cas- ualty of the Third Fleets high speed marauding force against Indo-China, Formosa and China in the last two months.
 The high score of 40 Nipponese planes destroyed, with approxi- mately 100 more damaged on the ground, indicates the en m of- fered much stronger air opposition against a pivotal base south of Japan than at the Formosa strikes on January 13, IA and l5. The communique added, however, the American losses were relatively light"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-01-23
B0h1BERS iN THREE RAIDS
 ON kURILES
Triple Sweeps Made on Islands North of Japan
 on Two Days

PEARL HARBOR, Jan. 23-Adm. Chester w. Nimitz reports another strike by bombers of the Eleventh AAF on Japans Kuriles Islands north of the homeland.
 This strike was on January 20 and bombs were ShoWered on Ka- taoka Bay naval stations on Shi- muchu Island at the northern end of the chain.
 The raid was the third on the Kuriles in two days.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-01-23
TANKS ROLL
 SOUTH FAST,
 LUz0N ISLE
Capture Capas Which Is Only il Miles from
 Big Clark Field
By c. YATES MCDANIEL "A. P. War Correspondent

GEN. MacARTHUR'S HEAD QUARTERS, LUzON ISLAND, Jan. 23-The fast-rolling American h. fantrymen, more than half way to Manila. down the Central Luzon Plain, captured Capas as the re- suit of an 11-mile gain from fallen Tarlac and today are only 54 air miles from the Philippine capital at the deepest penetration.
 Headquarters reports the infan- trymen are fast approaching Pam- panga Province, gateway to Ma nila.
 Gen. Douglas MacArthur, an- nouncing gains in all Luzon sectors, and the throwing back of inef- fective counter measures, disclosed the makeup of his liberation forces on this main Philippine Island. He announced:
 "Our ground forces comprise corps on the left as the Sixth, Twenty Fifth, Forty-Third Divi- siOns, 158th Reglmental CompaJ and Fourteenth Corps; and on the right, the Thirty-Seventh and Fortieth Divisions
 Capas, captured by the infan- trymen, is only Il miles from the big Clark Field, the major airdrome in the Philippines, and adjacent is Fort Stotsenberg, important military base.
 In exactly a fortnight after the invasion on Lingayen Gulf, the Americans hold the northern and central half of the Luzon Plain and are rolling southward al- most as fast as the supply trucks can travel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-01-23
SENATE WILL NOW
 INVESTIGATE DOG
 PLANE PRIORITY

WASHINGTON, Jan. g. The Senate Military Affairs Committee today voSd to investigate the pri- ority system, under which dog, owned by Col. Elliott Roosevelt, took precedence over three servicemen.
 The three were flying west, on leave, when they were forced off an army cargo plane in Memphis early last month while an English bull mastiff, travelling under a pri- ority, was permitted to continue the flight.
 The investigation was suggested by Senator Bridges, who said his mo- tion was carried without dissent. Bridges said it was "a disgraceful incident"