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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-11-15
1apaniitte Nieicn>1t<
8ccte trarett anpraftild!

OofoIltfa. @ic sic 3eit:,ng vMfois
Midi" nittcilt, ,rnrem puei iapanilc9c
gieIcn-lt lt8pote, sic iid) jett inn 9c.
lib ser amerifaniihen 6lotte beiina
Sen, Na5u heitIlnHt, oils Vtlltter-
id,iife fir Sl,ra3ellgc, .ucld)e Sen Ea'
namafaral bombarbiereu lollten, 81;
oieneu. Ser Nngriff allf Sen &ancl
lruroe icooth 1tiennls llnternornnlc,I.
ltcberbaupt boben lid, oie beiber II.
gpote, Sic SSSapan gegen Oen sint
oclstidcr Safperltdnoiger bnlltc, III
feirer 9e5iehlrs betpdbrt. Sssebes Ser
beioen @oote lit 400 Sub lanf, bot
eire @alI2rucrortinNlng non 800
! Sonncn emo cincn angeblihen &re1,.
,lyrl1sraoins bon $4,000 Meitell.
sllS sic beioen goote anl 10. 9l.t'
quit III Sofciirfa a,lftall6ten, ann 'id|
Ser II. g. 6lptte Hl iibergeben, olit'
iuorteten iapaniide Sffi5iere auf oie
Oiesbe5iiglihen ssrasen: "Sir babet
l,ie ctlpas perlenft, mir baben ME
ettpas hMnbarNlert, mir iinjo n,tr
Gerl,mgetreust."
sluber oen brei SlalgSc.lgen. Die
I'M GoridIif ,mtergebraht lpcroe1
fouutcn, lottc jebeS Ser beioen H.
/ 9oote nod Elm uiertes, slliamnlenleg'
bares Sl,'n5N,g an 9orS. Die appa
rate purocn pcr:nitte!s zines &ata'
pults abgeid)ciiem unn Dermlttels
! eil,es &rans, ser beim Saltfcn mic
ceraelest trt,roe, arleOe- ca @oro
aenonntell. slber oie 6lnJsell9c nuc
Sen 10 lelten luie nloglid, eeltartet
oa es id4per mar, lie bel lmrt;bige,
See >pieber an @oro ,s.l nebn,en.
Sic ein5ige SeiinlrJ, tpelde oielt
beioen llnter!pailerrieien pirfl1tt
pplbraht habel, apar 9els nad
Sruf, Sapans iirlierter Jlottenbali;
i'm Stillen S5ean, 5r bringen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-11-15
Gi,te 3entralreoiermt,e
iiir Dc,.tihlat,H
(Sdlub bon Sette l.;

nod nit Hcoen poran, in benen er
bon einer Ginelieoerung Scr Hbeir.
oel,titen in Sen r@eltblod ipruc)
Gas par l,atiirlicb ein Saliey fiir Sic
HlriieiL sic inter oieien llmltinben
COS @cNiirfnis elnpillltoen 5,l habcll
ihciuel1, sic giligfeit ser v@ro6eu
Grci" 1picoerber5llltcllc llm 10 81.
glcih cinen Strid) ourU sic HecD,
l.lng Sc 8uulles l,lo ser NIT ieiue!l
@eitblcd Tltinen lpnpatbiiierenoe,I
areile in 2cnopn rno @aIbington 81
nraheu. Torber bate gcrnoe Ser
2reml nid)t int Srallne an cine en-.
tcitlitbc osutitc &erpaltirna &C
idspciae oeun al,d an cine einbclt,
licbe ocl,tide Hecierlutg geoad)t. Sal
iddtlich bntten Sic Gllien, obnc Hiif
iiht oui sic TotsNmner Grotofollr
u1o Sen gall5cn &ontrollrat luto obne
9eIragen Ser auglosamerifaniIde
Gcrbii,,octen, IN lbrer Velatlngs
some cine ieparate oeltide 3onenocr
lpaltlng nlit eincm 0l,teno Don Sc
frctariateu n.,f Die @eine Vebradt
Sic ncuc inperaliitiife &olfHrrcn5
int @e1tcn BAT Stalm nlln Gin Sid,t
iebcn laiicn. Sic Ginigfeit bcr v@ro.
ben Grei" lit im Sntereiic bes Demo.
frotiihcn TortihrittS III SertIth1
Iono, nic pcs @cltirieocnS Sit hc.
griibcn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-11-15

I'm aber 5llm slbichico audi Dem
geitrauhelt2n Giftator @cred)tigfeit
,pioerfabrcn 81 lullen lei sur Gbrc
Gargas geiagt: 8elpib mar er Elm
iibcrseueter 9lnbdnger oes Siftaturs
SpItcrns - lnlnngc er Die Golle rcs
S;ftators bate - l,nio er lieb es lidb
germ geiallen, oub Icin grl,oer cln
paar Ser perriidtcn Na5ifSoeen aus
Sem TrItten Heid)c illlportierte. Gor
Dem tieriifen Grnit. nit bem Sitter
lno 'cine 8anoe ibre bloolinnlge
ySSeologie" prafti5Iertem ld)ilste
eiuen &argos nber ifon oie grobere
qeiitigc alarbeit lno oas leidtere,
beitere temperament, Die bcreits
Hieb' die an oen Nomancn lddBte.
llno ais ser &rieg llniere .Grobalfte
erreihtc, lpar SarSos ems nit lel.
nen Golfe in Der Grtenaltnls, oah
sic nationalen Sntereiien gralilicns
ieinern 2anoc cen Elat neben Der
gereinigten Staaten uno ibren alli,
ierten slnpies. @os Sas iiir uniereu
Sieg - insbeionbere fiir nnlere;
raiten Grfolg inn afrifaniihcn Sn'
! pulionsfricg - bebel,tetc, lpilicn MI,
sic Gingapeibte,l poa 5ll ipiiroigen
@liidliherpeiie fmrn fem 3tpeiiel
oaran beltcben, bab 2inbares oie Der.
lliiuItise 9(,lbenpolitif ieines Sor
gdngers furtiesen miro.
- @ie farm man beut5utage nod
feldteGen oh yin !Hioden errotei
pber erblaBt?
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-11-15

S,ier iinb in ,Sor!n pcu ,irage unO
slnt,purt einige ser ION Ger Staat'
lihen Summiilion 5enntcrrtete Gr.
ndbrl,ngsl:agen:
6rase: aann man Sale ser al
ser stllBenieitc Sdim,nel anGclett
Fat, nod gt6roudcn?
Mrtauort: Sjartfdie lit 10 gut lp;e
porber, eponn Die St1inmelfrulte ab>
seidnitten miro. @eihfd;t mag sen
Shlmmclgeidanod bei6ebnltcn, G: lit
jeoo6 Iibt icbIolih, i'm q, clVn.
s.: @iepielc 5aiien Metl cntbalt
ein 4iuno?
o.: llngeiabr bier Saii,"..
g.: Soa Ghpeib Dor Sem Sfla>
gel; itart eetiibit merSen?
g.: Nein, GNpeib laBt iicb ifneller
i6lagen l,no lit al,d) ergiebiGer !uenll
es bel 3:mmertemperatlr Ne'telasen
miro.
s.: Gann id) aus iiiBer Wi!h 'Ir
&ocb,apcfe iaure Wil6 ber|teller?
g.: Sapobl. Siise 4 Ieeloifel 81,
troneniait ODER Giiig jeoer 5a'le
Milh 5lt, irenn IN bem GeSept lnnre
Wilb angegeben lit.
S.: Soa Elm Sdu,lfinb alld 3erea,
lien gum 1rilbltiid eiien, lue,n eS
bereits ein 81 iBt?
g.: 3erealien f0nnen fortgelcl!en
tperoem ipenn geniigeno Bollforh
brot nit bent Gi un6 nit Sbjt gegel.
Sen miro.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-11-15
IN 8meareit flint
erieteiien bel 1tratpau

9lfareIt. ellf cine Golfsmenge,
tbie itb anldBlib oes 8eburtstases
oes &6nigs Dor bem Yalait berium-
melt bate ,mb nit &ommlt,iiten il,s
Sanbgenenge aefommen apar, ,mlrbe
nit Maidinengelpebren geidyoilen.
Siinf YerIonrn 1purNen getDtet nrlo
falt 100 Oerlebt. Ser gon5e &ratpau
oalnrtc icbs Stm1oen. Gs 1purbe NIT
ben SGlliten eetGmpft, @ogen purs
ocn umseltiirst .,uo SdIiiie fielen.
Gin ruiiiIher 8ereral iei1ritt lhlieb=
lib elm ,,no brad)te oie Maldinen-
eetuebre gum Sdppeiaen.
0ie Semonitution apor bon Scr
Hegicrllng bes Hrerniers g. 8ro5o,
ser iih ieit linserer 3eit nit ocin
24iibrigen Monarhen iiberlporicn
bat llnh bon Sen Sariets geltiitt
ipiro, ocrbotcn approcn. Sic begann,
uls iiber 10000 Mnb1nger bes So
nias Dor Dem Ealait eridienen arni'
aonmuniiten uuf IS @aeen annlD-
ren hu,o nnter Sodrlrfen mlf 8ro5a
lro ieine Meeier,ng m,i Sic Meugc
eilSrauacn. Tim sic Mittaglh,nSe
iiclen sic criten Sdiiiie, hic bon Sen
Gommlliltcn bcantsrprtet aulrocn.
Sic 0tcnge itpb nlscilanocr, ober
, es ,uuroc ipeiter geid)oliell bis Srl,ps
pen unfomely l,l,o ibrc Wtalh1nens
aelpebre oui Sic Gclfsmenge ridte.
ten..
HuIliIf,e Sr,ppcn baben iih on
| Sen @irrcn nidt hetcil;gt. &,r Sie
er1ten Sd,iiiie abqege6et bat, 1T nlc9t
bfnlmlt.
9(bae eben bon Gem Gerbot, am
@cm,rtstag bcs &oni9s SIT ocno".
itrieren iorbertc sic Negierl'na ore
@cp6Ifcrlng nm MunoImf a!lL Sit
Sor,ie su blciben. Iie 3citlmgcn bot
ien mitscteilt, oab Sic Regierl'ns
icSe Senroritrotiou ,lntcrNriidrn
,pcroc
! Sic @irren, Sic ipabrcno clrc5
| Ieierlid)cn &c Ielms mlsbrad)en,
itanber i'm @e9cnlab 81 Scr r,lb1gen
,Scicr bcs riliiilhcn Hcuolutlonsta'
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-11-15
,1cms ~c,,tihe 2siistcr
Int GIcus!an>s
3SaMptbit!icttee

9llhri0c-9ln Sen S,inlmcl He'hrie.
slloriogc-1er Sceoolcr.
9lucn-Gcr @alo lno oas Sort.
Ghepallcr-,Srm, i'm Scucr.
Glauoi1s-Griinc Slipen uno nndte
gerge.
Gouala-Ias @e1pano oes Gr=
lolers.
Gbrenbl,rg-Ser ,Sall bon Tarls.
Tlopin -Mciie ,ius Gllnfcl.
,srep-Soue lmo Soinlncl.
Tricoenreid, Hidaro @aancr im
Sidjte Ser 9lntbroppIopbe.
Manlr-sloel oca 0eiItes.
Marihaf-SdNpor5 allf @eiB.
Eeimanll-Tas @roboeutidtl,m ms
sic tednilden Observation-Disclosures
Solpon-Eadnport SIT elner Slebe.
3udlnaper-Ser Seclerlbrnll.
3lpeig-Sie @elt Don ge'tern.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-11-15
0onnerstag, ben ID. Mobember 1915

ges. 9ieIe 1eier tuar bon ser @egte'
rung @ro5as porbereitet tporben.
9ie Heeierlulg hattie au6 befannts
eegdben tub sic Sdtllen, Sic ionit
am @ebl,rtstag oes &0nigs geidlols
fen Lraren, offen bleiben ,perOen. Ger
&Gnig ielber apar gar nibt i'm SdIob
ionoern 90 Meilen crEfcrnt.
&onig Nifai befinoet iid) IN if,ar=
fer Sppoiition eesen ras &abinett
Gro5a. Gr bat iih aclpeigert, Ste
@eiete 81, 1nterid,rei,ben uno ibnen
boburb Sic @eetesfrait ent5osenl
9ei brei slnlGiicn ging sic &egie-
rlrng iiber Sen &0nig birnpeg, inoem
iie ruff dN.rl,nliinil6e &on3erne er'
ribtetc, cine Selgciellifnit, cine
2uftfabrt .@eiellidnit llnS cine ganf.
Sicie Shritte lp,lroen als Mnnab-
l,ng ser fDlliglihen Eraro9attpe
ourh Sic 9icgien:lng alu9eieber.. Trr
a0nig ridtetc inn lebten tSontmer Ell
men s(ppcn ul sic MQiiertcn, ibln
bci ser 9ilNlng einer Gegier,,ng s1
beiicn, lpeld)e bon Ns,Blanh, Gisa-
lono uno ben Gereilligten Staaten
ancrfannt peroen founte. .8rosas Hce
gierilrg geniebt m,r Sic @nerfen=
una ser SplpietS.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-11-15
0rebcr Hineea,ttpf
I'm Ser Central Nrmprn

S5elltc Tonl1erstngubcnO baben Oic
GlcpelanSer Observation-Disclosures ei.
nc 8elegenbeit eillen &f 5lpiiden
Sd1pereclpibtfdnpicrn 81 icben Scr
jc bonn Yromotor Sad Ganion Der
anltoltet npurbe. Ser gcgellipdrtiNe
@eft Sdnrergepid, ssranf
Serton miro leinen Sitel 9eacn Gle
Slion perteiHigen miiiien. Sics lit
ser critic @eltmeiiterichait Sling,
fompf in Glepelarb in Oen letten
scbn Sabren. Serton ,uuroe IN Sc.
oalia, Sbio geboren uno belrd)te bic
Ohio Statc ltniperiitlt, tro er iebr
aftip i'm sport mar. Gr erpcrb it'd
SEN Sitel, inoen cr Stcpe Srll|har
Golcp lebtcn Ssuni in Yolton legte.
Seiu Gcgner SlIpu lit in Minueapos
lis ae6pren uno miro als elmer Der
beiten Ningfdlrpicr betrabtet. ST er'
sparb 'iih oas Hcd)t, iib NIT Serton
su mciien, inocn CT ernie Gu'et let-
ten Sicnstag iflug. sluBcr ibm mel
len lid, nod: Tou McSntpre g!nb
Treoie Ro5ic io,pie Sic 9briitp ,lnS
Bob (Strangler) @agner lnlb Jrant
Saplor lno sQ &ornlan tperoen Den
9iingfampi beute nbeno eroff1,cn.
Sintrittsfarten sll baben IN Bombs
419 Glclio slpe., rro Central Sir
morn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-11-15
Dies un> DaSy

@cnn man nit iibor Sen Hunb=
ii,nf perfiinoctcn Gihtelluneen ridt
einperItanjn iit, bnt mam ,uel,iJ-
items sen Croft, sal, man lie abl.ellcn
fonn.
@cnn sic @Gblcr feline 8nbl ia.
bcn, miro ibncu Sic @abl idtper.
3uionncnioiicnS fann man iaecn,
6aH ;srieorih ser 8robe oDna leincn
9Sater nidt bcnfbar mare.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-11-15

bcbanAein laiicn ipolle. nliille nlll'
Scltens orci Stunoeu rnrtcn. So
abcr 3uynpatieutcn niut gcrne apnr'
terr sie)cn iic lieber :ucnigcr itarf
bciuhte 3aDnIr5tc Dor ,Sreillth, Or.
GaIor lnGG)te ieocr ger.l nls Ir5t
hcbcn, uucr lucr bat ihrn Die 3elt,
liG blilci) Die Mailcnper'a!nlnling IN
leirem @artcsimmcr binourdBit'
iibcr?"
llno clio iltt Or. &uIat nod I'M
ner III .clncm na:ioEsjlmne'
uub niat3t nit Der @obrnlaNhmt
Satbiascarbeiten. 81. -. Is.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-11-15
Oaushaltsmtnfe

Sier ii1S in 5orm pcu 1rage unS
slnt,purt einige ser ION Ger Staat'
lihen Sormiiiion 5eontlcrrtete Gr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-11-15

s(nonpme Mederer iino &c.
| lp0bnli6 2eute, Die begierig iino.
J ocn Nadrpeis fir ibren Mangel an
gutter ain1eritube 5u fiibren.
Evening star., 1945-07-08
Veterans Claims Office
To Open in Alexandra

A new service for Virginia war
veterans and their dependents will
begin this week irp Alexandria when
an Office of the State division of
veterans claims will be opened in
historical Gadsby's Tavern.
The Office will be a center for
service to veterans of 10 counties,
from which 10000 persons are now
in the armed services. John M
Gait, past Virginia State command
er of the American Legion, will be
in charge.
Our purpose" Mr.. Gait said yes
terday, "is to serve veterans of all
wars and to assist them or their de-
pendents in filing claims for any
pension or compensation they may
be entitled to as result of military
service"
Opening of the Office is part of
the program of expansion of the
State division of veterans claims
authorized by the last session of the
Legislature.
Counties to be served by the Of
flee include Arlington, Fairfax
Loudoun, Clarke, Frederick, Shen-
andoah, Warren, Page, Fauquier,
Rappahannock, Madison, Greene
Orange, Spotsylvania, Stafford
Prince William, King George and
WeStmoreland.
Evening star., 1945-07-08
Sugar Shortage
Boosts Sales
OF Socchorine

Sales of saccharine have increased
tremendously" in the District in
recent weeks as result of the sugar
shortage, and diners out may soon
find the little tablets on their tables
in place of the usual sugar bowl.
Harold Kinner, secretary of the
District Association of Retail Drug
gistS, estimates that sales have in
creased 25-fold since the recent cut
by the OPA in sugar rations.
Housewives are now buying sac
charine by the thousands of tablets,
he said. They apparently are not
for use by diabetes but are being
used as substitute for sugar in
households.
A spokesman for the Washington
Restaurant Association said that he
would not be surprised If some eat
ing places started using saccharine.
Because the product is forbidden in
baking and preparation of food, res
taurants probably would place the
saccharine on tables and identity
1t to customers.
Mr.. Kinner said he forsaw no
shortage of saccharine for diabetes,
even with the added drain on sup
plies.
Evening star., 1945-07-08
BY JAMES BIRCHFIELD.

A motor may be a necessity for
the speed-conscious airnlan-but
for the flyer who is willing to "laze"
for an afternoon chasing air cur
rents, the answer is a streamlined
sailplane.
This reporter spent yesterday
afternoon aloft in the Yankee
Doodle Two" the latest design in
sport sailplanes. He scared and
dipped for an hour and a half, and
was assured by Bill Sampson, his
pilot, that this sort of thing can
go on for hours"
The "Yankee-Doodle Two" and a
sister sailplane were towed to Hyde
Field, Clinton, Md, yesterday from
the manufacturers factory at st
Louis for a Today demonstration
of gliding and soaring" for Army
and Navy officials, foreign air at
taches and representatives of the
Civil AeronauticS Board.
To Show Joys" of Air Sailings."
The idea of the demonstration
is to show both seasoned and pros
pective flyers the Joys of air sail
ing"
When this reporter took his 'air
Evening star., 1945-07-08
Alexandra Red Cross
Needs Many Workers

Motor corps drivers. staff assist
ants, Gray Ladies, nurses aides and
canteen workers all are needed at
once at the Alexandria Red Cross
chapter, Mrs. Daniel Adams, chair
man of volunteer special services,
said yesterday.
Mrs. Adams asks that newcomers
to Alexandria who have been men,
bers of a special service in other
chapters register at once to replace
the many workers who have been
transferred to other parts OF the
country.
Staff assistants are needed to
operate the switchboard, interview
donors at the blood bank, type, man
the information and reception desk
and do other types of clerical work.
Alexandria Motor Corps members
drive three days week at Boiling
Field, drive home service and can
teen workers and serve at the chap
ter house on four-hour shifts.
Gray Ladies and nurses aides are
on duty at the Alexandria Hospital
seven days a week. There will be a
new nurses aide class starting July
g.
Canteen corps members and aides
staff the canteen at the Air Trans
port Command terminal and are
also responsible for serving coffee
and doughnuts at the blood bank
and various other assignments.
Mrs. Adams urges that any one
who can assist during the summer
months call Alexandria $500 or come
to the chapter house at AIT Duke
street.
Evening star., 1945-07-08
AdIai Stevenson Given
Navy Service Award

The Navy's Distinguished Civilian
Service Award yesterday was pre-
Isented to Adlai E. Stevenson, 1900
N street NV, former special as
sistant to the Secretary of the Navy,
and now special assistant to the
Secretary of State. The ceremony
was held in the office of Assistant
Secretary of the Navy H. Struve
Hensel.
The award was for performance
of outstanding service to the Navy
in his position from June 80, 1941 to
June 13, 1914
During this most critical period
of the Navy's greatest expansion, u
the citation said, "Mr. Stevenson
rendered invaluable service to the
entire naval establishment by ably
assisting and counseling the Sec
retary of the Navy in the efficient
operation of his Office. Much credit
is due Mr.. Stevenson for his many
suggestions and ideas which ma
terially improved the organization
and functioning of the naval es-
tablishment."
Evening star., 1945-07-08
State Voting Laws
Probed by virginians;
Hearing Set in August

Studies of the suffrage laws of
the 48 States are being made by
members of a nine-man Virginia
Suffrage Commission, with a view
to recommending possible changes
in the States voting laws, it was
reported yesterday by State Senator
William D, Medley of Arlington. a
member of the group.
Created by a State Legislature
resolution, the commission has
scheduled its first public hearing
August ID in the Senate chambers
of the Capitol Building in Richmond
Citizens interested in suffrage laws
are invited to attend the session to
express their views, Senator Medley
said Considerable discussion is ex-
pected at the hearing, it was said,
concerning the possible elimination
of the present State poll tax.
Under resolution restrictions, no
commission member is permitted to
discuss any phase of the actual
study before the final report is COM
pleted, he added. 1t is scheduled to
be submitted to Governor Colgate
w. Darden, jr., December Is. and to
the next regular session of the Leg
islature in January.
The report will include a draft
of amendments or revisions and such
additional constitutional and statu-
tory enactments as the commission
deems appropriate accomplish its
recommendations.
Stuart Campbell, delegate from
Wythe County, was elected by the
commission as it's chairman, as
sisted by Robert c. Vaden, State
Senator from Pittsylvania County,
as vice chairman.
In addition to Senator Medley,
other members of the commission
are Junius P. Fishburn of Roanoke,
Judge John Paul of the United
States District Court for the west
ern district of Virginia, w. L. Prieur,
jr., clerk of the Corporation Court
IN Norfolk, w. r. Shaffer, delegate
from Shenandoah County, Vernon
C. Smith, delegate from Buchanan
County, and j. Frank Wysor, mem
ber of the State Highway Commits
sion,
Evening star., 1945-07-08
D. {. Pilot Lands Plane
Although Blinded by Oil

First 1t. Taylor Rapelye, %, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Rapelye,
2126 Connecticut avenue NV, sue
cessfully landed a fighter plane at
La Guardia Field, New York, yester-
day although he was nearly blinded
by squirting oil, the Associated Press
reported.
1t. Rapelye, who never lived in
the District, was over Long Island
Sound on routine test flight when
oil began squirting from the hot
engine. 1t did not ignite, however,
but soaked the pilot and covered the
cockpit.
Emergency equipment stood by as
he landed and he was treated at the
airport emergency ward. 1t. Ra-
pelye is stationed at the Army air.
field at Newark, N. j. His father
is representative here for the Con-
tinental Can Co.
Evening star., 1945-07-08
Foofe Re-assigned 10 Java
As u. 5. Consul General

Walter A. Foote, veteran career
diplomat who narrow escaped cap
ture by the Japanese invaders of the
Dutch East Indies in 1912, has been
assigned to go back to Batavia. Java,
as American consul general, the
State Department announced yes
terday.
The announcement said he would
proceed to Batavia ''at such time as
later directed" which was taken to
mean as soon as Netherlands Off
cials re-establish civil government
there after the japanese are driven
out.
Mr.. Foote is well known in Wash
ington. He served as assistant chief
of the State Departments Current
Information Division from 1881 un-
til he first went to Batavia as con-
sui in 1884.
He has been on special duty at the
State Department for the last sew
eral weeks, following wartime serv-
ice as counsul general at Curacao,
Netherlands West Indies.
Evening star., 1945-07-08
SoiIpIane Is Answer for Pilot
Who Likes to ILaze' in Flight

SAIL" the pilot cut loose from the
tow plane at $500 feet, just as the
glider entered an upward current
that raised it another 400 feet in
the flick of an eye.
From there on we floated, catch
ing one thermal (air current) after
another until we finally landed to
give another passenger chance
at sailing.
Purely a Sport Plane.
The "Yankee-Doodle Two" is
purely a sport plane. A two-place
job with a 50-foot wing spread, it
is designed for the sportsman who
wants to spend his afternoons in
the air, but doesn't relish the idea
Of keeping motor in trim or buy
ing gasoline. For So tow charge,
he can get in the air and usually
can stay there for about as long
as he wants to- And when he lands
it takes less than 100 feet of runway.
Michael P. Eferson, a Texan who
flew with the Royal Air Force be-
fore becoming Washington repre-
sentative for the glider, said that
when the "Yankee-Doodle Two"
goes into production after the war,
it probably will sell for less than
81 500.
Evening star., 1945-07-08
s., 900 Fire Damages
Silver Spring Hotel

A fire, believed to have started
from overheated vents in the kitchen
of the Silver Spring Hotel, 1927
Georgia avenue. Silver Spring, Md.
late yesterday afternoon caused an
estimated $4,000 damage.
The blaze was fought by the Silver
Spring, Kensington and Chevy
Chase volunteer fire departments for
more than two hours.
Several rooms on the second floor
of the hotel were damaged badly,
but the restaurant, recently taken
over by r. p. Delaney and H. G.
Lobdell, still is in operation.
Evening star., 1945-07-08
Silver Spring Society
Plans Meeting Tuesdoy

The Silver Spring Philatelic So
ciety, which was organized last
month, will meet at 8 pm. Tuesday
in the county building at Silver
Spring, it was announced yester-
day.
Officers elected by the new organ
ization are r. G. Clinite, president;
Harry P. Jones, vice president; Mrs.
L. v. Burt, secretary; Mrs. Mar
guerite Vernon, treasurer; A. S.
Cake, B. w. Kumler, and Mr.. Clinite,
trustees.
Evening star., 1945-07-08
Chevy Chase Youth,
Freed by Reds. Returns

Pfc. Thomas Ern Morrison, 65O2
Meadow lane, Chevy Chase, Md. a
prisoner of the Germans for four
months, has arrived at Camp
Shanks, N Y, and expects to be
homeward bound within a few days,
he notified his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Norman Morrison, yesterday
The 21-year-old veteran was cap
tured during the battle of the bulge
on December 16 when the Germans
surrounded a first-aid station where
he had been taken for treatment
of a bullet wound The wound was
not serious, however, and after brief
stays at several prison camps in
Germany, he was transferred to the
large camp at Muhlberg north OF
the Elbe. On April %, he was lib
Grated by the Russians.
Evening star., 1945-07-08
Brentwood Flyer, Whose Unit
Saved Destroyer, Comes Home

Commanders of the Japanese sui
eide forces probably are relieved to
know that the Navy's Composite
Squadron "a, including 1t. G.g)
Carl j. Rieman of Brentwood. Md,
is home for rest and reassignment.
Squadron 81 has made speciality
of tangling with kamikaze flyers and
has sent many of them to their con-
ception of glorious death before
they could do any harm to American
forces, according to a Navy an
nouncement today.
1t. Rieman, who is only 81, led a
force of Wildcat fighters which
tackled Is kamikaza pilots off Oki-
nawa, the Navy announcement said,
as the Japs were attempting to sink
the destroyer Laffey. The Navy