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APARTMENTS EXCHANGED.
sURUR61N 6TiTT1T0. Nav YoTFl5

SUBURBAN BUFFALO, New York-z-rm.
apt. furn. or. unfurn. VIII exchange $50
rent for similar apt. In Wash. AT. 6777.
ington. S55, utilities. for iM.3 mid-Msn.
haitian or Queens. conyenient to 6th-Sth
PHHA.-Exchang 2-bedrm. apt. In Phila.
for I, bedrm. apt. Wash. or Va. BOZ
WILL EXCHANGE attractive, desirabiy To-
Gated apartment In Northwest Washinstou
land. Ohio. Box 367-E, Star. IA
WILL EXCHANGE my lease on highly
desirable unfurn. 2-bedrm. apt. In modern
10Th st. elev. bldg, for year lease on de-
sirable. modern. cony., or. b,r. house
OF. apt, In good NV. D. c. location. suit
able for family with children. Details on
house desired. Box g19-R. Star i6s
EBkOOKLYN, F1atbush section. Exch. rea.
sonable unfurn,. apt, 6-rm. plus incl.
conv. to bus and shopping; refs. required.
RE. 7400, Ext 62252. after 8 pm
BALTIMORE--Win exchange rental Of s..
hedrm. apt. In Baltimore for rental Of
3-bedrm. apt. or house in conv Northwest
WILL ExCH. UNFUR. APT. Phiia. .{over.
sps WISH hor Il 81 sari ihon. hS sas ss
7525 sPhils.1. or RE. 74o0. Ext. 4e75, Mr..
new York, Manhattan. East River-z.
bedroom furnished apt. for near Pentaeon
73516. Or write Boz 236-R star. 16S
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DOGS AVAILABLE toI sdoption,, Ihene
TER, 81. bls3. o to 4 weekdays.
STUD SERVICE; cocker spanisls SCI schnsM9s- Ms-
NTYRES. mi. north Of Silver Spring
trafic nght on 1s. ave-; turn left at sign
FROZEN MEAT-Home delivery Of Gov.
ernment-inspected unrationed meat for Al
pets. We are now In q position to accept
new accounts and customers. ARMAN
FROSTED FOODS; Ashton. Nd. DOG Food
DORERMAN PiNSCHER, beautiful black
and brown male, 10 months old: will sell
reasonable to right person. WA; 1888.
BEAGLE HOUND. small type. straiEht legs,
best Of breed; months old. female;
started; S35. Call AT. S544 after 4 pm.
ENGLISH SETTER PUPPY, male. by Beau
Essig. A months: all-white body with one
black eye; distemper immunization. WO.
REGisTERED GREYHOUND DOGS. write
+: sGHINzErs RID NO. !, Fairfax sta
COCKATEELs. love birds. parakeets. ca
naries, hnches, siskins. 46O Lebaum st.
se., FIR 2133
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co. OPERATIVE APTs. FOR SALE.

W. VT f6N~ttN6 ATtS- FSN SAe6s
COLORED-6O6 NJ sT. N.E.-l-rm, kitch-
en-, porch, excellent condition, $50 per
month, including utilities; open for in
spection to z pm November IA.
MERIDIAN HILL STUDIO APIS, 1888
18th st. n.w.-These unique studio homes
are about sold out. Now available, .
complete home unit with lovely base
ment tastely decorated and containing .
room with private shower and adjoining
toilet and lavatory, large clothes storage
room, a separate work or storage room
and separate entertaining space; nrst
floor has two large, bright bedrooms. 9
complete bathroom and an entrance hslf
with wrought iron balustered stairway to
the second floor, where you will find q
charming vaulted ceilins studio room
(21x149) with real fireplace, bay window,
dining alcove and an adjoining cosy mod
ern kitchen. This Is present day $17,5o0
house value: priced at only S11 500. For
appointment to inspect phone Republic
1918.
On Porter ST., west of Conn ave-
Southwest corner. bedroom, living room.
st 81 oo6 66inette, reception hall; bath: price,
ssG, PAYABLE slS y /. month. plus operation
pointment
66 N. Y. ave. NV. walking distance Of
many Govt. depts.: a complete apartment
home. with three exposures, has hall. living
room. kitchen, bedrooms and bath:
owner leaving town, sell at $1,000 under
original value; see ct once, Apartment 103.
EDMUND J. FLYNN tAuthority on CO.
operative Plan Since 1920. Woodward
Bldg, RE. 1918 or RE. 174e.
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

GIRLS to share double rms. in. apt with
to girls phGns slsyatoT and bIeaktast
s5os 18th ST sT. S.W.-rwo Govt girls to
sears searm aet Din VIII Ill., ens so eoy sssb ss " r
room, kitchen; bath, utilities phone; suit.
LADY 45 sse to Sss ssaIs lso5 oyeiy sta1 modern
apt; separate. bedrooms; $40. saas Conn.
ao,,p ave; Nv, Apt. 4os; Ho O4o7.
spartment with : others sIls ? hea S. n.w.
dsas fs Hsaaf sss ST. fo2S af groom
modern kitchen; near Transportation; 2 or
iAbY feY'i Will foo SHARE IA IN oasa5 Sss5 ant near
Scott Circle. in refined home, with 2 busi-
no drinkers; references; $40. NO. 27a5.
1sz 1s4e !ga'ki sPkiSG Saf RD. Nw.-will share m,
comfortable, attractive apt: in excl. loc,
$40, incl util and sio.si5 for food. Cali
ss;s W1EpEk = + SS@l y Sc IT. i'ieE +. sag:
so7 ss4'1fi 5EFFEksoS' os' ST. N.w.-wm subren.
is1inS3 is1fSar apt io+ mSnths pvt home
Can only on Thurs. from until. 9 p,,m.
ohsf ESs SIS iR o to s4s shsTs sps sth
ss1l .sis5 Mossof n ST. HS SEsoom ssls for or
phsne sss iscssn In sne'D orsl sHesov cos T fahsp @
Are eahh TaERE 70 eaS ocsGEN1sL siisE refined Girl,
but linens; SIS ca: available Nov goth
ar srse isa sps vii With other fTs IF S sao mo 'hsTe aT
ART. TO SHARE. beaut. pvt bedroom. use
of kit, in new apt. with another Jewish
woman: nr. streetcar and bus; S35 mo.
xCHANGE-3-bedroom furnished house
for aobeedroom furnished house or apt.
1i4e fFAiRMoNr ST. N.w.-Basement, /
n Nj. q pifAsaNT-permanent. e, afsF quiet em-
ployed couple for large living g-bedrm..
linens rot furn.; $50. CO. sssa or BOX
WAsiH1SaToN Wash stsT crKcLE-one large room
on second floor, available kitchen on third
NEAR 18th AND SIZING RD. NW-Bed-
room sun porch and kitchen. near bath:
soupe on qa no
s4 MSSRoE m9Sin 81 SEsedroo BED innsl: sss5
gssRR: sstIes; sm1 s5sissaas sa $40 ~ s: Pfa:
living Twin % rm. and BATH; no kitehsn: hr 500 a
conn
ave; convenient transportation. EN-. 81 63.
Or GIRLS = 70 share apt: with h, z Hmqther
aSDzES At 4 4HsEf siasr soSMs and kitchen.
Seautay qd4 HI1 furnished s9melste n
! 1869, to pm
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

1401 18th ST. N.W.-2 girls to share room
with another girl: warm. clean; good
meals: switchboard service. also vacancy
THE HILLYER HOUSE, 2o13 Hillyer pl.
w.-Beautifully furn. rm. for 3 girls per.
manently employed. Excellent meals. con-
1887
VACANCIES for young ladies; excel. transp.,
Unlimited onh phone laundry privileges. IA.
I774 MASS. AVE. NV, The oakmont-
Young lady to share nicely furnished room
1904 10Th ST. N.W.-Beautifui End floor
front, large room. suitable for 8; also
singIs in double room for young man.
express bus. laundry privileges, unlirn.
phone: S45 mo. OR. 06S6.
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AVIATION.

SEE the new on dispay asss sts oven
the entrance to Loew's Capitol Theater
Call MA. 6256 TO arrange q demonstration
tributor 30s
FOR SALE. Fairchild "a, 175-hp. Ranger;
completely overhauled and equipped for
S6, 500. Several tandem trainers. Aeron-
cas-, Piper Cubs, Taylorcrafts. See these
before you buy. Can be flnanced At 4oH.
Mr.. JAMES, Hyde Field, SP. 0S8S.
You've heard of it. now you can order it,
soon you will see it," For early delivery
snd ea on c0Asa
OF Commonwealth Aircraft. Suite 402,
Southern Bldg. DI: 77l3 II.
Airport Flight Instruction. Call TIE. 233a
for appointment. New Piper Cub planes
Aircraft overhaul and repair. Let US sell
your used plane for you.
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ROOMS fuRhlsHrp-herth.a.t.

>225 4th 81. N.E.-Large sleeping room
convenient transportation: $40. Lu. $3.50,
zoos LAWRENCE ST. N.E.-Sinele front
room. private home, for refined young
22nd and Shepherd st. bus; Sc wk. NO.
1915 C ST. N.E.-Large front rm., twin
eeas' next bath. $50 each. FIR. 203s after
sso1 S. DAKOTA AVE. N.E.-pouble room,
twin beds, closets, unlim, phone, laundry
AID. 1924,
1900 x st. N.E.-sinsle or double, shower,
Shy; shy; private family. adults; SIS. .FR.
COL0RED-4o8a GRANT ST. N.E.lPur-
nished rooms for rent, $25-$30. Couple OF
coSIioREDnlasos 1ath 81. N.E.-Isrxe
room, large kitchen, for girls or refined
couple with references S6 each weekly.
Tel. MI 0044.
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COAL. WOOD ona FUEL OIL.

NON6s WIZ VUO OsS Ses.
HARDWOOD, split and seasoned year,
any length. quick, delivery, $50 . cord,
ffiRfPLscr fissPp h.f woob sS5a for %' .eis 4n
iivered promptly 70 Washinston, Virginia
and Maryland; $3.50 per cord. DE, 1855,
place goods epaired and rehnished. D. l.
BROMWELL. 723 9Th st NV ME if34
CALL TIE WOOD MAN for fireplace wood
highest quality. seasoned and l00Ts hard.
sEAsoNEfp SEA Efs'is6 'ics6RDSwOoD. Il, Il, is, Is
and "a inches: oak. pine mixed; prompt
FIREPLACE wooD, well seasoned: also
slab wood BY the load; Approximately ~
1865 i.sSo CORDS s.yesr-oid seasoned oai
wood, SCI per cord: cut any length: i'm.
mediate delivery. D. c. and vic. EN-. 243s
KINDIING. SCRAP LUMBER. over cord
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APT. HOUSES FOR SALE

UPTOWN CORNER, 60 units, fireproof,
clean building, elevator; light, well-venti.
lated apartments; automatic heat, building
hotel. viii arranse fnaneins to suit it''i Re. E.
sponsiole party. JEROME s. MURRAY.
1881 @ st. NV, RE. 2460, MI. 4529.
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ROOM WITH BOARD WANTED.

WORKING MOTHER and 4-year-old child
want to share home with family or service
wife; Child attends nursery. CHILDREN s
PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION, 1907 st.
NV. Call DU 1873.
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MOVING. PACKING end STORAGE.
AETNA MOVING . STORAGE Co.-Local
and lor distance No lob too large and
none too small II HOO,
ARE You MOVING? Let the RETURN

none too sInalI II IlUU-
ARE YOU MOVING? Let the RETURN
LOADS BUREAU CORP. take care Of your
moving-da problems; packing. transpor-
tation and storage; many years Of expert.
ence have made US specialists in ham
ding your household effects; come in and
let us talk It over. Phone IL 1854 or II.
1859. AS Florida ave. ne. Room ZIG.
ATTENTION, Govt. workers-1ight NOV
ing done at your convenience. day or night.
Reasonable; CO. g463, CWhite.l
We will take your surplus furniture as part
MOVING, sIoRAGE CO, IA, 2937: ~,
cargo truck JOHN E. BURNS, 373s Ka-
nawha st. NV, Emerson 1865. 1s'
MOVING. general hauling, trunk and bag
gage service, trash removal any time. AD.
596S, FIR. 1895. 20s
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.

CHICKERING grand piano, music csbine,
and lamp; fine mahogany dining room set
and tea wagon; also mahog, library table
leather seat, lamp. crib and bed springs
or for sale. WO. S426.
Evening star., 1945-11-14

Jersey heifers With calves in sprinr.
excellent milk COW, 2 bull calves. / black
Angus bull. $50 assorted layers, fryeri
market, ] black and brown spotted horse
For sale dngly but prefer sef entire lot,
1 person. For further particulars phons
Evening star., 1945-11-14
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN

LIVING RM., bedrm,- combination kitchen
and dining rm., bath. elc. refrigeration:
Delray section; $50 per month, including
heat. electricity and gas. VIRGINIA
REALTY CO., 2219 Arlington Ridse I'd.
Evening star., 1945-11-14
APARTMENTS UNFURNIsHEp

TAKOMA PARK, MD.-Unfurnished g.
room apt, S55; no pets, no children: do
not call after 9 pm. SH. 3049, 704 Gar
land ave.
1904 14th ST. Nw-Unfurn.. rm..
kitchen, semibath. inclosed porch: S35:
middle aged woman. Govt employed.
Evening star., 1945-11-14

ROOMS FuR.-MD. and VA. Cont.
Silver sPRING-Bedroom. twin beds;
couple or 2 gentlemen. Breakfast priv.
leses. Call after $50 pm, 81. 4454.
LARGE ROOM, single beds, 5c, bus fare
to Pentagon on busline; light house.
keeping privileges; couple or girls. Oh
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CATTLE and LIVE STOCK.

COOKERS, red, black S25, S35. S41
Cookers. black, finest Of breeding, $40, $5j
DOG HOTEL, 734z 0eorgia ave. Ia 432i
Evening star., 1945-11-14
ROOMS FuRNlsHep-Mp. and Y

ROOMS FuRNlSHEO-MD. and VA.
MdnTwo nswIy decor. nya and furn. 0 bsdrooms onn
with pvt hy. rfn., suit Girls; pvt. home
laundry fac: 81 wk. ca. After 5 pm. Sat,
STUDIO ROOM, In addition to sleepins
room. semiprtyatc bath. Call CH. 3296.
GIRL TO SHARE with another large mas
ter bedroom In private home, twin beds,
Beautyrest mattresses; large closets
home privileges: $40. Also large double
room for 81: priyate bath: msals optional.
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POULTRY 8 EGGS.
BOATS.

TURKEYS AND CHICKENS, live or dressed
delivered, limited number. Call Bowie
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ROOMS FURNIsHEp-S.E. and s.W.
I435 A ST. S.E.-Large front room. twin
s ssas eae n cafino neir srIars. e. ciean
for girls, new twin beds; on carline SIS
3 wk: EACH; HQ. s9a6i !,
girl, next to bath. unlim, phone. block
from carline; $3.50 week.
720 18th ST. S.E.-Douhle or single rooms
for rent, $40 week.
Evening star., 1945-11-14

FOR SALE-36s cabin-deck cruiser, dinghy
included. priced at $1,000. Call MR.. CON-
NOR TR. 2424. Ext. 3ss. before 4:30 pm.
WANTED AUX. sAILBoAr or power
work boat. about 80 IT.: condition Of
sails and motor not essential: must be
good hull. Write full description as to
draft, etc. WISE g. MIDGETT, 1906
4th st: Nv, Wash; o. D. c. 15'
| feet condition 500 AT 1852 after 6 IRs
Evening star., 1945-11-14

BLDG. MATERIAL Co.. Ii. .7022, 4004
MBn UMsEE used s nj M.on Rsnnns Feet Fd from
I-beams, plaster board, asbestos siding
p.ps PES a0srs ana
Of bargains. ARROW, 100 S. Capitol 27
MANTELs {21. with mirrors above nrss ans
,sss Rsl9s ssaas!lpa sos fSsIsa'l''
AZ Aa. sTpSre ct ss on on
brand d-new mattresses and furniture. AtlaI
is Washington's. Oldest and largest cut
xss pree. ana
92I q st. NV. DI. 3737. DI. 373s. DI
5 III ~ sss ns b.5sss %sas
@ ss s6sf sS 9e6sa deoos ypss Sus from fns Sss
4 long, consisting OF long tables with. II
drawers, 4 chairs with mirrors. complet,
section 70, small dept IN ish
able about Jan. 20. WARDMLs. I'LL
e slas sasss s47 sr & I'll +. &
q III .sRis Rinds " MAsoN. sssasn lSea Jensrsol
ossi s rouFMEsT hsnasG desf ax sass sSSs chair.
4 asss; Esss' pI sss Tssa. iiia i4Ih nv
| ceilent condition. sH. 1si7. IA.
IKE new. SIS CH. $685.
/ PAINT, white and colors. S1.50 q gal
/ NORTHWEST WALLPAPER CO., 1014 I'll
PAINT SPRAY Guns, De vilbiss Air KIM
i electric 1-msn spray outfit: reduced prices
Il Shepherd 6088. 228 Carroll ave.
Il PH0NOGRAPH, small. portable, SIS. Cal
Ex 2020, Ext. 631, between $50 ant
PIAN0s--orand pianos. reconditioned, re
& finished and put In new condition. Rea
y sonably priced and guaranteed. ARTHUI
A JORDAN PIANO. CO., 1015 7th st. NV
Il completely reconditioned with attractiv
new cases; mAhogany or walnut; sprice
1 from $3g5. ARTHUR JORDAN PIANO CO
| ffANos-steinxsy uprisht, plain cas-,
medium size, S326. New spinets available
middle of block.
Evening star., 1945-11-14
DOGS, PETS, ETC.

KINDLING. SCRAP LUMBER. over
Sis. WA, 676S,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-08-04
BUDGET ERACAS DETOURS OTHER
 CITY BUSINESS
Liquor Dealers Petition for Later Closing Hours
 Here
(Continued rom Page onej

praisal of utility properties here.
 Councilman Edward Nielsen re- ported that his committee had made some selections of suitable locations for playgrounds and playlots, but that availability of all had not been yet determined.
 City Engineer J. L. McNamara re- ported two fender piling at the City Dock have routed away. One is fallen, the other at a heavy angle.
 Councilman Don Skuse presented a letter from Territorial Attorney General Ralph J. Rivers, giving the latter's interpretation as to eligibil- ity of residents for voting on bond elections The Attorney General cites steps to be taken by residents otherwise eligible to vote in such elections to get their names put on the tax rolls and avoid disen- franchisement in bond elections.
 The Council unanimously approv- ed incorporation of the Attorney Generals letter into the minutes of the meeting and it's publication. (The letter, in full, will appear in the Empire in the very near future)
 Councilman Harry Lea closed out last nights session by again bringing up the matter of Alaska Delegate E. L. Bartlett's Revenue Bond Bill. He stated his understanding that the Council had delayed recording op- position to the Bill CHR. 2704 in it's original form) until Delegate Bart lett had been given opportunity to introduce a revised bill in Con- gress, with the Council to be given 3 preview of the amended measure.
 He referred to a news item in recent issue of the Empire which stated the revised bill had been in- troduced, and asked if copy of it had been received The Mayor &C., knowledged that it had and produc- ed the new measure with the com ment that he thought Councilman Lea's objections to the original mea- sure had been taken care of.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-08-04
SONS OF NORWAY

oO1ND UT NOhWAI
 Meeting and picnic supper for Sons of Norway at Jorgenson's Cabin, Saturday at 8 D.. m. For Transportation see Jorgenson or Swanson Brothers. fAdy)
Evening star., 1945-09-02
Addition Of 400 Beds
Would Put Glenn Dale
Among Top Sanatoria

Postwar plans which would add
400 beds to Glenn Dale Sanitorium
would make the tuberculosis insti-
tuition one of the 10 largest of its
kind in the country.
DR.. Daniel L. Finucane, superin-
tendent, said it is hoped to bring
the present capacity of 686 beds to
l,086. While this would still leave
Washington 100 beds short of stand
ards set by tuberculosis experts, it
would aid in disease control, accord
ing to the superintendent.
Along with increasing the bed
capacity, future plans call for i'm
provement and enlargement OF
warehouse, kitchen and laundry IA
cilities as well as living quarters
for the staff.
It was said that among the first
needs of the institution was ware
house, which was urged recently
by the Board of Visitors of the
Municipal Hospitals. A structure
costing several hundred thousand
dollars, with refrigeration units ano
a freight elevator, would permit
buying in larger quantities ano
effect savings in operation, it was
contended.
An addition of 400 beds, DR.
Finucane estimated, would require
at least seven additional doctors
Evening star., 1945-09-02
Veterans to Cruise

Returning serviceman and vet
Grams will be guests of Phi Delta
sorority on moonlight cruise on
the S. S. Potomac the evening of
September 9, the sorority announced
today.
Evening star., 1945-09-02
Col. Stewart Shy Of Camera
Wants Movie Job Again
BY the Associated Press.

NEW YORK, Sept. 1.-Col. James
Stewart of the Army Air Forces
nervous and bashful as in any of his
movies-said today he was not going
to coax" the Army ''to let me stay
in"
The former film star, who has 1913
discharge points, said at press con-
ference he hoped they would entitle
him to discharge, but that he wasn't
quite sure because Il can't find out
exactly what the policy is"
He is anxious ito get my job
back" he said. 'It will take a while
to get over camera shyness and
there's a lot of technique you forget
like any skill-which I'll have to
learn over again.
II would like to make anything
but war picture" he added quietly.
'Everybody's had enough of that
stuff for while. A good comedy
would be better"
The former star flew 20 missions
and was overseas % months. He
wears the Distinguished Flying Cross
with cluster, the Air Medal with
three clusters, six battle stars and a
French medal.
Evening star., 1945-09-02
Hotel Willard 10 House
Advance Gifts Unit Of
1916 War Fund Drive

The Hotel Wizards Fairfax
Room will be the headquarters
starting September 10. of the Com
munity War Funds Advance Gifts
Unit, which is organizing for its
part in the War Funds 1916 cam
paign to raise $4y970,000. The drive
will be launched September %.
The sum to be sought is con-
sidered by fund officials as necessary
to support District welfare agencies
and the National War Fund for the
coming year.
Operating under a quota of ST..
100000 the Advance Gifts Unit will
ask approximately 1000 District
residents $500 or more. At the same
time, it will call on all national Or
ganizations and companies in Wash
ington or represented here for con-
tributionS.
Ralph A. Van Orsdel is chairman
of the unit and Clarence F. Burton
is vice chairman. Mr.. Van Orsdel
expressed optimism this week about
the progress of his organization. 81
feel we have the nucleus of the
finest Advance Gifts organization
since the Community War Fund
was organized" he said, land ir
spite of the fact our quota is two ano
half times as much as it was last
year, feel certain we will make it.
He also reported that due to Its
increased quota the unit has re-
cruited more new personnel than
ever before, especially in the resi-
dental division. With the excep-
ton of the Government, all divi-
sions of the Advance Gifts Unit are
practically complete, it was re-
ported.
A luncheon meeting of the unit
is scheduled in the Willard Septem-
ber 18. Individual report meetings
will be held September 81 and q
in the Willard, after which the unit
will join the rest of the campaign
organization at report meetings in
the United States Chamber of Com
merce Building. Three organiza.
tional meetings, all luncheons al
1890 pm. in the penthouse of the
Chesapeake e. Potomac Telephone
Co. Building, will be held for unit
chairmen and captains Wednesday
Thursday and Friday of this week
Evening star., 1945-09-02
u. S. Suffered 254 ,485 Killed
And 657,789 Wounded in War

and the figure includes 184, ,43;
tactical craft.
Army PrOcurements.
Also, the Army alone procured:
Tanks, armored cars and self
propelled vehicles-119,4 400.
Artillery pieces of all types-1,-
10000.
Small arms-1S 100000.
Tractors, bulldozers and ethel
construction equipment-130,000
Trucks-s2, 400 900 Gncluding $780,.
900 jeeps).
Radio sets of all types-1, 700 900
Telephones-2660,000
Tents-29, 100000 (Which include.
"shelter-halves" or two-piece pup.
tents.
shoes-117,o 100000 pairs.
Locomotives-7,000.
We reached a peak of supplying
625, 900 tons of paperboard a quarter
to the armed forces for the packag.
ing of thousands of items from
foods to munitions.
Amid blackouts and brownouts
car-sharing and bundle-hauling, cit
izens saw OPA price regulations ap
piled to some 100000 articles anc
services. They learned to get along
under the rationing of the mos
essential items for living excep
clothing-and hustled down to thu
blood donor center to give tota
of 13,300,000 pints.
The Nations railroads handled
some 32,o0o,O00 Army troops in or.
ganized movements and $4,000 .OO(
tons of Army freight.
Evening star., 1945-09-02
East Gate Lions Club Maps
Pan American PROGRAM

The East Gate Lions Club will
be host during the coming year to
ambassadors of the various coun-
tries in Central and South America
where Lions Clubs have been Or
ganized, William F. Ryan, presi-
dent, announced yesterday.
The object of the Pan-American
program, Mr. Ryan said, is to get
first-hand information regarding
business, cultural and educational
advantages and interests for post
war travellers as well as promoting
the Good Neighbor policy among
the Americas.
The East Gate Club meets at 1915
pm. Tuesdays in the Palm Room
of the Continental Hotel.