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Evening star., 1945-08-13
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RooMS FURN.-Nssshwess tcsat.l. i.
MOUNT PLEASANT. 3il4 18th st.. nv
hlarse front front room, suitable for 3 girls.
h SohfasrroN Sd raIss reasursay' ST. n day sun
dSsele Sse ,1ts fi9g sr ssG Tee'h front nm suit
able for, or young men; conv. trans;
iI34 Eth ST. N.w.-Just opened, newly
furnished single and double rms, ss to
1855 kAIoRAMA Ma6 RD. oiS.AHce S.W.&Nice front
room room tor two men. twin beds, S25 eachi
' ssiI jocELiyN ST. Chevy Chase, D. c.
IN ECON Sans southern she ss
1RHss VINGsTos a'sy st. NW Chevy Chase
Lady, twin beds; Conn. ave. bus. con-
s3oo CALVERT T sT.Noverlookins S n sSope. Sog.
ham; combination liv. rm, bedrm. 16x26;
aaily linen. maid, phone; men; S25 week
1918 RANDOLPH N,w.-Purnished large
room with twin beds. semiprivate bath;
1903 cooaE.on CONN AVE-. Adj sig single wt beauty. a
rest mattr., shower bath; gentleman. $50
DU. 3as5 after 6 pm
room; express bus at door gentleman only,
$40 mo. GE oS94
floS; fsss MoNaoE a{tS ST NWIseautitql large.
1924 VERMONT AVE. N.W.-Nicely furn,.
m r1ont Gp rm' for for refined lady: maid sery S22
1915 N ST. NV. Apt. 5o6.-Rm. for 2
Govt. girls. So, so ca per mo: downtown,
llth st., carline. Call 7:30 to II in
:Is5 F ST. Nw-Third-f1oor studio rm..
snare refrigerator and adjoining bath 50.
l4o5 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NV large
housekeeping rooms, stove. sink. refrigera-
tor, tor; 3 employed girls: s25 mo. each: also
srsnsooTtston, @ % No SeeAs; ssss near stores and
rev EYH EYTnis sT W.T., sSSS S.,s Sssf
ilsos NEW HsMrsHiKEE Eox AVE-; sa n'w@Nicely mo.
GEoRGfroWN aEnisasa 5af!e SSn FSSSm e
room IN private home for 8: $50. DE
So1oREn SaSt et1er aooa : IN; ,.,. CT xw
Young man would like to share apt with
another young man, school teacher, medi-
sai student or Army officer; So week RA
CoLORED--355I 10th ST. NV; . nice,
bbeaned rem ladies' % or gentlemen. L room. twin
coLoREDGI7os NEW JERSEY ave. NV:
giri siri spare t. rooms twin beds, with other
Pss1 PARk K Rb Eb ss2els nS asinsns sam
fortabie s rooms s6 for single and married
PPeTsGns PaRK = 90 and e weekly. AD 596s
GoLoRED-.Is3I KALoRAMA RID. NV
Room for Govt, girl, home privileges: SO
COLoRED-36te Ilth ST. S.W.~Nicely
furnished single rm. for Govt employed
man S6.25 wk. DU. $3.50
coILoRED-yIcToRY RENTAL SERVICE
List your vacant room with US for better
service Call Miss Sims. ME. 3699. 8 80
CoLoRED-"OIs 18th ST. N.w.-Men to
snare room. twin beds, So wk
CoLORED--,t2lS 18th ST.-Doub!e room.
privileges: close to transp CO. 9464
COLoRED-I3f3 GIRARD ST NV
girls: front room, $40. GUY TIMER,
l3IB You ST. NV NO 4nn~
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COLORED WOMAN wants room or base
ment quarters close to Columbia I'd Please
Call CARRIE SIM, DU. 2609, s to 10
q. m Monday.
GENTLE LADY desires we'll appointed rm.
IN private home, convenient to Wardman
Park area. Dupont 1901 evenings. 14s
for Government girl vicinity of 18th and
Columbia road NV; adults only; state
price. Box 96-G, Star 13s
GENTLEMAN, middle aged, smoker de-
Sires room, cross vent: private or semipyt
bath; state furnishings, price. location:
NV. preferred, permanent. Box 1866
Star I2s
SINGLE ROOM wanted by neat, refined
young lady; prefer small private family:
prefer near 18th ST. NV. reason a Bile
Write Box 95-G, Star .
SINGLE GENTLEMAN with State Depart
ment desires private room in Christian
family; convenient Box 1886, Star. II.
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ROOMS FURhIsHsp-Mp and VA

room for girl: walking distance to Ar
Angton Hall; convenient to bus line; Sis
MD o-Attrsctive large front double room
IN restricted residential section; . spa.
eious eous closets. bath, phone; garage avail.
apIe: Gus ! block: couple or gentleman n
preferred; $50. OIL. 5378
SILtEK SPRING-Single room in new
nome OF young couple: free transporta.
NEAR BUCKINGHAM Double rm., twir
legs couple or gentleman. S5 a wk. each
Abingdon. VA. . blks. bus. 30 minis
ooWntown--r bedrms., use Of liv rrn kit
priv,: adults; SIS each couple; refs; M
children. CH 4l44 N
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

WATER HEATERS, REX, 20-ycar guaran.
Plumber. SIT st NV. MA. 4163. OR. 343Y
WAXING MACHINE. almost new. electric
DC. current. Can be seen at HOS 18th
WEDDING GOWN, white, embossed tulle
With train, size Il: reasonable. 81. 02lS.
SOUTHERN VENETIAN BLIND CO.-Buy
direct from manufacturer, steel or wood
Stats. 1908 14th st. NV. phone AD. 1883
TO SETTLE ESTATE of Carl Crow, fur
niture. celsdon, Currier and Ives prints,
WALTERS, FIR. 1856.
LOVELY 10-piece mahogany dining room
set IN good condition. MR.. GREGORY
q. s. HOFFMAN PRESSING MACHINE
Phone ME Rn12
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GIRL, colored. wants position, cooking, gen
housework: experienced Adams 27IfS IL,
HAND LAUNDRY, lace curtains done at
home. Ma. $3.50.
WOMAN, colored. as launcress, Tuesday
Wednesday and Thursday. Call any eve
ming after $50, D1. 2176. S5 and car
fare.
WOMAN, colored, desires g.h.w.. $50 to
5:30 5i2. weekdays; good cook and clea n
er: light laundry; $25; ref Write ELIZA
BETH, 800 Sth st. NV, Apt. ,. I3.
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AVIATION.

ORDERS NOW BEING SOLICITED for post
war delivery Of new Taylorcrafts, Swifts
ssndd ssndd REPUBLIC Ssabee .Amphibians Oliver
AIRPLANE FLYING INSTRUCTION. For
details cali CONGRESSIONAL AIRPORT.
OIL. asSS, or HYDE FIELD. SIP OSSS.
BOEING PT-IS. slightly damaged $50
hours on motor since overhauled. Phone
Vienna 6S
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AERQPi AMES

AERoNCA TANDEM, L-3 B, Nc461o6
motor, excellent condition, $1,000, in.
struction included; Stinson LIS, 1S5-h.p.
disassembled. VIII consider best cash
offer. HYDE FIELD, SP. OSSs,
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COAL, WOOD and FUEL OIL,

CORD WoOD-Several hundred cords hard
and pine on stump, 65 miles from Wash
ington; easily accessible: very reasonably
priced to clear land. Box 1856, Star l4'
SLAB WOOD, seasoned, mostly oak. suit
able for furnace or fireplace: approximate
ly 2f2-cord load. S37: Maryland deliveries
preferred. WO. 275S after pm
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2Io5 NICHOLS AVE SE.-Double room.
tSln beds, private entrance. $40 a week
ior ,a Ga Gah At. S74l.
privileges: 3 girls: ;ird- floor front; $3.50
each per mo. Call Ii. $3.50
,5i 18th ST. S-E.-Large. front. sleeping
room with private family; > eentlemepe
ST each. TR 1881.
233 KY. AVE. Sc. Apt 17-Roorn in apt,
gentleman preferred: block and half from
earine, unlimited phone, S35 mo, AT,
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HOUSES WANTED 70 RENT lcone.1 /

HOUSES WANTED 70 RENT Gent, !.
house or apartment in good section: ex-
eellent references. RA 1881. Io'
HOUSE, 3-4 bedrms. rent, S150-SI75, un-
furn.; years lease or longer. MRS
EVELYN Mel. KING. Brighton Hotel,
NO. 4430. Ia
COLORED, RELIABLE-5 or room
house, or 4-room apt; not over Sis;
ref. AID. 1913, to Z Monday.
MAJOR OIL COMPANY EXECUTIVE, Just
transferred from Pacific Coast wants 2-3
bedrm. unfurn. house. RA. 44l7 or Ma
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MOTOR IRAXEI

Aug. % and 25. Can take . References
exc ssXeh3anged a;eo. Call LU. 1894 days; TR,
COUPLE want ride to Miami to arrive
about September 4. r. c. UNKRICH,
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ROOM WITH BOARD WANTED.
ROOMS WANTED.

SUBURBAN CHRISTIAN HOME for boy. &
car. SH. 1899
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APARTMENTS EXCHANGED,

NEW YORK Jackson Hgts), 1st-fIoor un-
furn. apt. 2 large r, k, b. and foyer: mod
or pets: 20 min mid-Manhattan: $40 mo
available now. Exchange for unfurn 2 OF
3 r, k, b. apt, Washington, to $40. Cali
CAPT. REAMS, day Ex. 6100. Ext. 633
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HOUSES FURNISHED.
HOUSES FOR SALE

GROOM DETACHED HOUSE in Arlington,
convenient to buses. near PentaRon Call
Jackson 2566-W Saturday eve and Sun
day. I5s
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ROOMS FURNlsHEp-eo,,hwes,

NVOMS tVkNIS1EU-N0Vth
1916 KALORAMA RD. NV. Apt ~
Double room with semiprivate bath, also
double bedroom, next bath; girls pre-.
ferred; $4O-$35. Apply after pm, Ho
7190.
zoos a3rd ST. N.w.-S5 wk.: runnins
44iS sth ST. N.W.@Attractive basemen,
paneled bedrm., bath and shower; suit
able for girls; S25 each: is min. down
1926 9Th ST.-Lsrre front room for {
employed Eirls; no cooking: S6 each pei
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BOATS,

CABIN CRUISER, 24-ft., hunks, galley
and line. fire .extinguisher: in excellent
condition, ready to go; $1,000 cash
BONITA. Berth so. Capital Yacht Club
I1th and Maine s.w
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ROOMS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,

I4II MONROE ST. NE double rooms
nicely furnished; men preferred; 81:
CoLoRED-179 10th ST. N.E.-Room to,
girls. s. week each. TR 3Oa4
COLoRED--DOUBLE ROOM, for 2 girls
Foote 81. ne ER 421S 80
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APARTMENTS uhFuRhIsnsp.

51O3 CENTRAL AVE, Berwyn, Md
4-rm. apt. and bath, $40.
WILL EXCHANGE bIand-new 2-bedroom
NV. RA. 6ss2- after pm. N'
BASEMENT APT, 2 rms, kit. 43S New
JERSEY ave. Sc. S45. Call to 8 pm
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ROOMS UNEURNlsHEp.
ROOMS FURhIsnEp-sE and sw

CoLORED-e9o. 18th ST. N-E.-UnfuTn
rm With kitchen and porch: S47.50 pei
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SITUATIONS MEN and woMEN
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

COUPLE WANT to manage roomine house
teXperiencedD. with living quarters and
salary. Call Hillside l2S0-W
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aovIkG. PACKING and STORAGE,

AETNA MOVING 3 STORAGE CO.-Iocal
none too small II. I1OO.
10000 SO. FT. available for storage; clean
brlght nreproof bldg: complete storess
ATTENTION, Government workers-Light
moving done at your convenience, day OF
night; reason. rates; white. CO. oze3. 20'
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COOPERATIVE ApTs. FOR SALE
THREE ROOMS, kitchen. bath and porch
AID. 1919
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APT. HOUSES FOR SALE

IMMEDIATE POSSESSION = One large
room, hall. kitchen, bath: restricted build
ing, convenient to downtown: switchboard
receptionist service; unfurnished, $1,000;
furnished, -S6,25Q; half cash, balance
monthly. Box 1896, Star.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-10-11
Personal Items

Mrs. Martha Cobbledick, Troy,
was a business visitor in Libby Fri
day.
Mrs. f. j. Vanduzer of Kalispell
spent Sunday in Libby calling on
friends.
Judith Ann Leir, who has been
i'll with tonsilitis is somewhat i'm
proved
Mr.. and Mrs. Claus Detjens spent
Sunday at the Kyle Beebe ranch on
Swamp creek.
Mrs. Nina Fraser left Wednesday
for Merrill, Wis, to attend to bust
ness matters.
Geneva Downing had as guests
last week her sister-in-law, Mrs.
Bud Price and son, Gary.
Regular meeting of the VFW
every third Friday of each month
at the club room at p. m.
|. George Fife of Troy, who has
been visiting in San Francisco. ex-
poets to be home this week.
Geo. Pike is visiting his daugh-
ter and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Webb
Napier and sons at Seattle.
Mrs. Gladys Heller returned last
week from Spokane, where she had
received medical treatment.
Mrs. Archie Paterson arrived
Wednesday from Kalispell to visit
her sister, Mrs L. S. WEIGH.
| Mr.. and Mrs. George r. Brown
Of Bremerton, are visiting at the
home of his brother, l.. ]. Brown,
this week
Mrs. Give Roark arrived home
Friday from Missoula where she had
visited her daughter, Jeanne, the
past few weeks.
The Episcopal Guild will hold a
rummage sale in the community
room, Saturday, Oct. Is, opening at
| 8 o'clock
Mrs. Pete Shea of Spokane, a
former Libby resident, visited Mrs.
L. C. Buck and other relatives last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donnie Russell re-
| turned Sunday from Bremerton,
| Wash, where Mr.. Russell received
his discharge from the Seabees.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. P. Weydemeyer
returned last Thursday from Ore
gon,s where they had visited rela-
tives at various points in the state.
Mr.. and Mrs Bud Peck and son,
Mike, left last week for Spokane,
where Mike is receiving medical
treatment in the st. Luke hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ferd Peterson and
Mrs. Geo. Pike returned last week
Wednesday from Payette, Idaho,
where they visited at the L. D.
Jackson home. On the trip they
stopped at Compton. where they
called on Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Har-
ward, former residents Of Libby:
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-10-11
REXFORD NEWS

In the Service Of the Nation

After As months in the military
service, SO of which were spent ir
the South Pacific, S/Sgt. Fred Mar
vel is honorably discharged with
100 points to his credit Sgt Marvel
arrived home last week for the first
time since entering the Army. He
was a crew chief in the A. A. F.,
the very important work Of keep
ing the planes flying. He wears a
unit citation medal and ribbons
for many commendable acts, about
which Sgt Marvel is too modest
to speak. During his many months
in the Pacific area he was stationed
for short while in Australia, two
years in New Guinea, and the re-
ma!nder Of the time in the Phil
ippines and OkinaWa
Word has been received of the
promotion of 1t. Jack Arnold tc
Lieutenant Commander. 1t Edward
Arnold is expected home this week
He has been based in Saipan for
the past several months.
Francis Mcclure, Chief Gunner's
Mate, wrote sometime ago that his
ship was locked in Tokyo bay and
that he expected to be on his way
home soon.
Cpl. Robert Dyer. is also home
after being honorably discharged
Cpl. Byers was with the infantry
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-10-11
Hxxxss...s.ssssssssssxxsses
ST RYKER
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Glenn Berg from Renton, Wash,
is visiting his father, Postmaster
Julius Berg and other relatives. and
friends here this week
O. K. Iverson is business caller
in Kalispell at present.
D. r. Kelly left Tuesday to join
his family in Portland, Ore.
Mrs. Clara Winkley and son
Charles from Fortine were visitors
at the Chester Rudolph home Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmonds from Fish
lake have returned home.
Mrs. Thomas White took her chill
dren to DR.. Clarke in Eureka Thurs
day for an examination Of their
throats so they coud enter school
We are glad to report no sore
throats and Pauline and Thomas Jr
started school again Friday.
Mrs. Arvid Erickson Jr., Nellie
and Anna Lee Erickson from For
tine were dinner guests at the Ches-
ter Rudolph home Sunday.
Mrs. r. E. Watson and daughter
julia Ann and Mrs. II. Il. watson
left Wednesday for a few days visit
in Spokane.
Helen and Evelyn Vlasak from
Eureka were callers at the Jas
Shaw home Saturday.
Mr.. Kelly and Mr. Buehring, cat
tie buyers from Kalispell were look
ing over stock in this community
last week
Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Conroy from
Whitefish were visitors at the Dew.
ey Martin home the first of the
week.
Ralph Morrison from Spokane
was visiting his friend George Allen
last week and combining business
with fishing or visa versa.
The Tusen family were shoppers
in Eureka Saturday.
Lew Curtis and son and Ross Nc
Kenzie and sons from Fortine were
callers at the Chester Rudolph
home last week.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-10-11
WARNING

Notice is hereby given that any
unauthorized person cutting or re-
moving timber or any other forest
products from lands owned by Lin
coin County will be prosecuted to
the full extent of the law.
BY Order of the Board of County
Commissioners of Lincoln County.
3t-O1l -18-25
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-10-11

Ray E. Westover of the Yak was
in Libby Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Sleizer left
yesterday for a visit with friends
in Portland
Mrs. L. S. Welch returned last
week Wednesday from Kalispell,
where she had visited the wedding
of her niece, Miss Mary Catherine
Paterson.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-10-11
Hamburger Is
AII-Americon
Fovorite

From coast to coast, Americans
of all ages order hamburgers when
eating out. You find them MUNICH
ing hamburger sandwiches at cor
ner stands and diners, and eating
"dolled-up' hamburgers in hotel
coffee shops and swank city res
taurants. The hamburger has been
glorified, specialized, featured, and
advertised until it typifies the
American appetite as truly as
spaghetti does the Italian.
In American homes, too, ham
burgers are always sure of a ready
welcome We serve them on pic
MICS, and at young peoples parties.
We feature hamburger dishes on
our luncheon and dinner menus
Right now, we have the pleasant
prospect of frequent hamburger
meals ahead of us beef offers
hamburger without expense of RAJ
ton points. With the following
recipe you can turn out home
cooked special that will be more
attractively appetizing, more de-
licious and tasty, than the ones
served at the corner ''hang- OUT
and you'll have the family calling
for more.
Don't forget to provide the
trimmings and let each person
choose his own. It's well to have
some or all of these items on hand:
sliced onions, pickle relish, ketchup
and chill sauce, mustard; and Amer
lean cheese if you want to offer
"cheeseburgers."
Hamburgers
pound ground beef
l teaspoon salt
" teaspoon pepper
" cup dry bread crumbs
" cup milk
tablespoons lard or drip
pings
Mix meat. seasonings, bread
crumbs and milk Make into patties.
Brown in lard or drippings; then
cook slowly from 2 to minutes,
depending upon thickness of the
patties.
Free Deliveries
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-10-11
Civic Club Sponsors Banquet

Alumni OF the Lbs CIVIC Club
were present at banquet given in
their honor, Thursday, Sept. 4, in
the little gym. Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd
Gillespie were special guests Of the
club, which is now under the spon-
sorship of Mrs Paul Church. A let
ter was read from the former club
sponsor, Mr. A. A. Wood, who is
now living in Portland, Ore. Plans
for a club project were discussed.
Several were suggested, and turf
ing the football field and cindering
the track was chosen. Tentative
plans have been started to get this
task under way.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-10-11
Libby School Notes
SCHOOL CALENDAR FOR
OCTOBER

Students notice.
October l2-End of first six
weeks.
October l3-Game with White
fish, there
October l6-Report cards.
October l9-Game with Flathead
Reserves at Libby.
October 27-Game with Priest
River, there.
October 3l-Junior High Hallow-
cen Party.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-10-11

"Dere Sirs. Please send me my
money back. After taking six cans
OF yore corn syrup my feet amt
no better than they wuz Elk
change.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-10-11

A party for school children was
given by Mrs. Payton at the Com
munity hall Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe George were
business callers in Libby Wednes-
day.
Miss Retta Nelson and Mrs. Pay
ton, local teachers, attended the
teachers convention in Libby the
first of the week.
Hubert Helms of Eureka, repre-
sentative of the Western Tree COM
pany, was a caller here Saturday.
Mrs. Frank Bolles was visitor in
Kalispell Wednesday of last week
VIM. L. Fewkes made a trip to
Libby on business Wednesday.
Mrs Calvin Shiflett and Mrs. VIM
Good were guests of relatives ir
Kalispell last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Nordstrom and
son were guests at the E. E. Mad.
den home the fore part of last week
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Madden spent
Sunday in KaliSpell
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-10-11

and saw action in Italy. For lack
of further information the reporter
is unable at this time to write any
more about his activities in the
service.
Evening star., 1945-04-02
Col. Oliver Tells of Easter Rites
At Cubunutuun Prison in 1043

fences Jap with gun in his hands
sat in a car.
The services had been "okayed" by
the Jap camp officials after they had
demanded a copy of every word to
be used in the rites. Members of
the staff came to see that nothing
not submitted was said.
ALI the prisoners, except a few
who had small benches, sat on the
ground. They were all dressed in
shorts or loin cloths and were either
barefooted or wearing wooden shoes.
Everybody was bareheaded. Col.
Oliver said the men, sick and emaci-
ated, came because they were seek
ing contact with God to sustain
them in their trial They all felt
strengthened by the service"
The rites lasted about an hour,
the colonel said. Baptist, Presby-
terian, Methodist and Episcopalian
chaplains took part and the wor-
shippers included members of every
denomination from every State.
Evening star., 1945-04-02
President Signs Bill
To Unity Coal Weight

A bill rushed through Congress tc
change the measure of coal in the
District from a long ton of 2,24C
pounds to a short ton of 1000 pounds
to conform with the rest of the coun-
try, has been signed by President
Roosevelt, the White House an
nounced today.
With the beginning of the So
called coal year" yesterday, the
Solid Fuels Administration sought
passage of the law so that it would
not have to issue one set of regula-
tions for the country and different
regulations for the District. 1t also
was backed by the ONCE of Price
Administration and J. Thomas Ken
nedy, District superintendent o1
weights, measures and markets.
The amendment to the local
weights and measures law was
drafted by Corporation Counsel
Richmond B. Keech. District Goa.
dealers in the past have purchased
from the mines on the basis of short
tons, but have had to make deliver
les on the basis Of long tons.
An official of the Merchants and
Manufacturers Association pointed
out that the price of coal will be re-
duced proportionatly under the scale
set by OPA for the short ton.
Evening star., 1945-04-02

Col. Alfred C. Oliver, jr., Army
chaplain who originated the knights
Templar Easter sunrise services here
in 1927 and who said a prayer at the
rites in Arlington amphitheater yes
terday, described a censored" sun
rise service two Casters ago at the
Jap prison camp Cabanatuan in the
Philippines.
Col. Oliver was prisoner there
from June 2, 1912, when he was
taken captive on Bataan, to last
January 30. when Rangers freed the
survivors.
The Cabanatuan service was held
In the center of the camp with q
small open stage for the platform
Two thousand prisoners were pres
ent. On one side of the clearing
was clump Of trees: on the other
the grass covered barracks. Thirty
yards to the rear were two rows of
barbed wire fences, and behind the
Evening star., 1945-04-02
Report of so
| Made III byCoke
Is Investigated

The Health Department today wa.
investigating reports from so per.
sons that they had been made il
after eating cake bought from two
stores.
A spokesman for the stores sale
that complaints had been received
regarding the butter-cream cake.
and Easter decorated cakes, which
are being analyzed by the depart.
ment. The investigation is being
conducted by DR.. Carl c. Dauer
chief epidemiologist of the depart.
ment.
The complaints were received
yesterday and today, it was said.
Health Officer George G. Ruhlano
issued a warning to the food indus.
try and the public to be careful o.
custard-type food unless it is prop.
erly refrigerated. 1t was pointed ou
that bacteria grows easily in Gus.
tard and that it can become in.
fected if handled by person with
a sort throat or open cut.
Evening star., 1945-04-02
Black Will Receive
Jefferson Award

Supreme Court Justice Black will
be the guest Of honor at dinner at
Z pm. tomorrow at the Statler Hotel,
at which the Thomas Jefferson
award of the Southern Conference
for Human Welfare will be pre-
sented to him for the second time.
He received the award first in
1898 at Birmingham, Ala, for his
record in the Senate. This years
presentation takes note Of his dis
tinguished service of seven and one
half years on the Supreme Court
bench"
The award is made to Southerners
whose public work carries on the
Jeffersonian tradition. Other re-
cipients of the award have included
DR.. Frank P. Graham and DR.. Mary
Mcleod Bethune.
Federal Loan Administrator Fred
M. Vinson will deliver the principal
address. The award will be pre-
sented by DR.. Clark Foreman, pres
ident of the Southern Conference.
Other speakers will include Senate
Majority Leader Barley, toast
master; Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt.
DR.. Graham, Senator Pepper, DEM
ocrat. Of Florida; Judge Sherman
Mlnton and Charles Houston.