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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

ACCESSORIES for automatic heating, oil
burners. If you want an oil burner before
coming heating season call us now. Gas
fired boilers: hot air, hot water or steam.
Electric clock thermostats: stokers hard or
soft coal. Save $50 fuel consumption.
Also radiation. Domestic hot-water eauip-
ment, gas. cleo, or summer-winter hookup.
Consult US for heating, ventilating and
storm windows. Free survey and estimates.
FHA terms AMERICAN APPLIANCE CO..
EN-. 3142, NO. 1444. DI. 0122.
AIR CONDITION your home or ONCE with
bet-dTiys exhauSt fan ssa up ELEC;
AfRs.CoSDITioNER, Air window type. $3.50.
Telephone CO. 6343, Ext. 514, between
6-S pm. for appt. to see in operation. 1Ss
ALARM CLOCks REPAIRED ,any makeJ,
incl cleo. also expert watch and tewelry
repairing: 35 days service; work guar
anteed | year REGENTS JEWELRY CO.,
1882 14th 81 NV Ma 1854. Opep ewes.
ALARM CLOCKS tnne clocksj, Sstches re.
paired, 3 to 5 days service; pearls re-
strung, jewelry repaired all work guaran-
teed; matchmaker on premises for prompt
attention. ELECTRICAL CENTER & GIFT
MART, 514 10th ST., between and F Sts.
NV.
AMPLIFIER, Bogen l2-tube, with portable
Jensen 12-inch speaker, record player. re-
corder and microphone. Make an offer
after pm. SH. 2n43.
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HELP MEN and WOMEN

CAFETERIA COUNTER SERVICE, 8; one
good salary, As -hr. week, one day of, #,
GHsby nss1S snd GoISThS aSndrs cNwTs 91lysr e7o4
well-paid work, part or full time; chance for
promotion. Apply at once at any PEOPLES
DRUG STORE or employment ONCE, n
CARD DRAWERS. 10; stock experience de-
sired; high school education; salary, $1,700
Sss5 Sae LIBRARY PRs Syeetm oF conGRRgs CREE
CHOIR DIRECTOR for Lutheran Church
in suburban section of Washington; write,
concerning your experience to Box Base,
CIGAR COUNTER CLERKs-Pleasant, we'll
paid work, part or full time; chance for
DRuo Pe STORE e or once any ST. PEG he
CLERK, salary Sle5.4O month, national
0rsamizs ton; permanent pei essential en-
Vancement Box SD. Star
COUPLE. cook and butler, must have LEGAL
references; salary open. Call Woodley
COUPLE, married with no children. to run
boarding house and work on farm. Tele-
pm, or reply at AYRLAwN FARMS,
$50 month plus apartment Apply bel.
cniiPTr aimie3 p Pm; i;r 63T Eye St. NV. I6.
Women for cooking M CO, 5tssn 4754. iSa eieshins'
DRUG CLERKS. experience desirable but
not necessary; good salary; vacation with
any. PEOPLES DRUG STORE or office, II
ELEvAToR OPERATOR, man or woman,
o5V5a FOOD eouNrER IN Err CLERKS. 10 or over. We
will train you for essential work on our
food counters, helping to feed Washington
war workers; good pay while learning;
uniforms furnished and laundered free.
Apply at any PEOPLES DRUG STORE or
MARRIED COUPLE to take year-around
eharse OF country home near Annapolis,
Nd No woman ian -, cook and housework, man
full; 2 bedrooms and bath for their use;
fine home and surroundings; only . adults
nn,roS owners family NJ sood o. references re-
men And WoMEN, colored responsible,
PAPER PAPER " WAsHiNGToN Sftl5f RAG az T. BAG CO. co.
OFFICE 1f St MANAGER AN Pr Ss9 wanted with payroll
experience: unusual opportunity for the
right party. See Mr.. Sobel. MORTONS.
PHoToGRAPHIC reproduction work: be-
glnners required in all branches: oppor-
19nity e.p tor advancemen1 PleaSs IdT apply
nn st once OPEN menday sronEh
Friday, to 8; Saturday. to i. Hiring
srraRSemsntS r. g ems Y9S approved ,:.,o
Gaining: Salary. sa7'75. Write DstGn Stating
education, age, selling experience and
telephone number. Box 1884 Star.
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.
STACK ATTENDANTS. nine; high school
education: no experience necessary; sal
ary, S1,100 yearly. plus overtime. Apply
TAXI DRIVERS day and . night driv-
ers; commission basis. See Mr.. Huffman.
MARYLAND TAXI SERVICE. 1891 Suit
land rd., Suitland, Md. SP. 09S9.
CAN YOU SELL? If you have experience,
there's an interesting, profitable part or
full time Job here for you. We will be
glad to consider women under so and
men either draft-deferred or over 3S.
]. c. PENNEY CO, Wilson blvd. and High
land St, Arlington tClarenoonl, Va.
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SITUATIONS WOMEN.

designing, remodeling, al
terations; reasonable. MISS BERT, 1880
Irving st. NV. Apt. 4. AID. 223s.
girl or work in sandwich shop DE. 7434
MOTHER desires home and care for a
child, not under 2b years old. Write in
NEAT COLORED GIRL wants position as
switchboard operator or photography. some
experience. Box 303-G, Star.
NURSE for aged or invalid, day or night
duty AID 7494
PRACTICAL NURSE (white> desires posi-
tion to care for Semi-invalid or child
accompanying family to a summer resort
during month of September: very capable.
Write Box 1876. Star. 16*
STENOGkAPHIC WORK and typine done
in my downtown office: expert, rapid serv-
ice. Telephone DI. 1911.
TYPIST. experienced. desires work to do
at home; have typewriter OR. 1852.
WOMAN, colored, desires part-time work
caring for apt. cleaning, personal laundry,
dishes etc MI G356
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS.

OFFICE MANAGER %, some bookkeeping,
knowledge. shorthand. $50 wk. Clerk-typ-
ist law office, S35. Typist-clerk, electrical,
SIS wk Use 25 new applicants daily.
welcome Miss Reed, PERSONNEL SERV-
1GE lsl st. neea IA q s}ld beb scboo,
elementary grade teachers for public
schools 20 to 80 miles from D. c.. salaries
to $4,000. Many local vacancies also.
ADAMS TEACHERS AGENCY, 204 Colorado
Bldg, IS l4sh and G.
sitions No charge unless placed top SAL
aries Visit NATL. TEACHERS AGENCY
Est II yrs.) 1911 G st. MA. 2114
VETERANS (male)-If you wish the better
type Of positions it will pay you to visit
us. We are private enterprise, but service
e9untS 9Jn : and pays. Est. 2s yrso BoYD'S,
ASSOCIATION % trade, secretary, $50
wk.: exor Other stenog. openings: Real
estate, $50 VIZ: news magazine S45 wk;
public relations. S45: legal. 5000 Dozens
of others. Now. Oldest emp. agency in
p, c; Welcome. BOYD'S, 1888 F St
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

TRANSP. San Francisco or vic, share exp.
Desirable leave bet. Aug. Il to "a. MRS.
LEWIS. Greenbelt 5S31 10"
FLYING IN LICENSED PLANE to Califor-
mia; can take . or more. CHI. 6l5S 49,
TWO MEN want transportation TO Atlantic
City, Saturday, 18th. after l p m. Dupont
21h4 IL
morninf. morn no A1e 20, Nm M FaElns Room for M04
Cau SH. 4IGi.
WANTED-Ride to Houston Tex, or vi
RE 400. Ext. :!654 1t DALE. i7*
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

GIRL wants days work, s. per day.
Call ME. 1860 after 3 pm. Thursday.
Falls Ch; excel. workers; 65c hr., csrfare
Write MABLE JACKSON, R. l. Box g..
Vienna, Va.
RELIABLE GIRL will serve and cook for
dinner nartv or mart time work. EO. $50
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HELP MEN.

WANTED - Working soda fountain and
handling Of help. to work In smaiI-toWn
hotel. Restaurant, soda fountain establish
ment with yearly value of 100000. Must
be sober and have excellent reference
Prefer one with chain-store soda fountain
and food experience, Write salary wanted
and past experiences for 10 years Can
work into ownership il qualified and
some capital. Box 1906, Star. 16'
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INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

STENOGRAPHIC and secretarial classes
now forming. .Beginners' and refresher
courses in shorthand. typing, bookkeeping
service courses Est. 2S years: accredited
INQUIRE MA. 1898. BOYD SCHOOL. 1888
F st. (opp. Capitol Theater).
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HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

ASBESTOS SIDING, roofing. rock wool IN.
sulation Call us for estimate. HUDSON
SUPPLY g. EQUIPMENT CO. 1877 Pa ave
NV Warehouse at 18th and ne. DI
ROOFING, GUTTERING. downspouting and
general sheet-metal work; immediate serv-
ice. GIL. 9O6O, 24s
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INSTRUCTION COURSES tcor,. 4, .

positions Operators needed. Day classes
MABELLE HONOUR BEAUTY SCHOOL.
134c ave ME T77S
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SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT, available reg. weekly
monthly basis; genl. records taxes, fnan-
cial reports: expert. Adams ORE. -
FUR ESMAN-ESTIMATOR, capable OF
managing department or store. Box l40-E,
Star.
MAN, -or:ng. colored. wants floor waxing,
wall washing. window washing; expert
enceC. Can North 0S37 l6'
MAN, bookkeeper. capable taking charge
set of books. Phone EX. 7747. 16*
MANAGERS POSITION wanted; gas sta
MEMS WEAR SALESMAS able to be in
complete charge, Box l4l-E, Star.
PHARMACIST. expd;. desires steady rosi-
ton. so hours week. State particulars.
Confidential. Box 266-G. Star 49,
SECRETARY STENOGRAPHER-Re
DISCHARGED veteran, % years experience,
Government and commercial: shorthand,
100 words; typine, SO. Call Michigan
SS44. @ to IL noon. L.
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lease or buy service station. business; will
pay all cash: must be modern and good
location. Box 2S9-G. Star. 49,
COLORED-Restaurant business for sale,
20l7 14th st. NV: seats 135 people. Call
MR. MCGOWAN. Du q46O. l9s
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Apply REGAL CLOTHING CO, I'll TIN
TYPISTs for private publishing organiza-
ton: interesting work, good opportunity
for advancement, bonus and other advan-
tageS, excellent postwar prospects: essen
tial Telephone personnel dept, DI 1900,
pysTTEs Or apply at l2al 24th st. NV. nv ,ao,a..o
form " letters permanent: an annual n salary, salary
81 800 plus overtime. Must have speed
and accuracy; good environment; oppor-
tunity for advancement. Give experience
If any, age, address and telephone. Box
11, TYPIsTs t. leaEp sookkeeping machine
TSfs AFaifGKF for RRsH MssioNs s. q a's sta
tical and clerk typists also; Apply 1l07
18th St NV Employment office open
to II; excellent opportunities: higine
raEgemel4ts approved.
TYP!ST-CLERK, with knowledge of short
hand; permanent position in essential in
Working eonditions: "a hour week. CERT.
EhR FxFEkY F1FER oFFRSroRs fi 81 sv experienced
appointment Permanent.
Hhs sS01 ap1y Sfass Mr. BTfsE
WAITRESS, coiored, neat. intelligent,
sna ps @e' tHHp pS aR hlndTs E se
WAITRESS, white for hotel coffee shop
ary, S7S per month, total income includ.
ing tips above average. Call any time for
| appt., MA. 5261. STRATFoRD HOTEL. 25
st. NV.
WAITRESS, white, part time lunch: new
restaurant; cooled; closed Sun, RIcH's S
| 10th and SITS NV.
MATTRESSES. experienced, for high. type
dining rm.; good. earnings Apply Room
| 205, AIR TERMINAL SERVICES, Wash
| ington National Airport
MATTRESSES, experienced; good working
nea[' fR9 1S5Ssurf1i 18th
Penna. ave.
MATTRESSES, white. to work in air-con.
ditioned coffee shop, pleasant working
conditions. highest wages, meals and uni
forms, excellent tips. Apply YMCA coffee
shop. 1736 G St NV.
MATTRESSES, colored. Apply 1908 You
st. NV.
MATTRESSES, experienced. for nightwork
MICHEL'S, 1920 Vermont ave.
MATTRESSES twhite), counter girls
supervisor; good OPENINGS. WASHINGTON
RESTAURANT ASSOCIATION, 2OO3 Eye
MATTRESSES "a, white, SIS wk, uni
forms and meals; hostess, experienced, S4t
wka good tips; Sunday off. CRESCENT
Mr.. Dean.
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have good health; permanent position with
many employmtnt advantages; good salary
$50 am. to pm; give age, experience
and telephone number if any. Box 273-G
WAITEK; WAIT eOlgrsd, exp rsl;; No sunssg Ssg
WATERS. experienced good working
APRS aoTEI L RssiSR e is
xIkss ;sSHrs tor :s,,sSs
se5sns Sae 5es ffIss0 okE
!sSR !xsSSRkEhHosusahHEN, s. psaestims position.
star stsins nsrns salary psT I gu5
daily; pleasant working conditions; oppor.
unts for Spn2 hussy se6sn nS
WATcHMAKERs@ You want to be your
2wn boss? v,l. need a man in a,,te town n, II
Washington. This community is CROWNS
and will exceed 1900 in a few years
I'll @9ise Box 4isp ss sV
ing sgss experisnee' sHi;za address and salary o
s:s a5Hss. iof s.i 1shs ssSs sS' Ra
WIIcALt Soy, S OPENING rine for 10 n% young man
with an excel. opportunity for goot
postwar future, good starting salary an,
pleasant Working conditions; Apply MI
st, NV.
WINDOW DISPLAY. full or part time; ex
perience preferred but not necessary. Sc
Miss Hirst, employment oface. 4th hoo1
YoUNG MAN, is to 20, mechanically in
elined, some high school preferred, 70
general work, inside and outside, Of servic
and repair dept Of ofice machine com
pany: will learn inspection and repair
car pass furnished: full time plus over
time. THOMAS a. a EDISON. INC. 1s1
WHITE, with knowledge of perpetual in
ventory; must have references; good salar!
Apply CARTER-LANHARDT ONCE betwee
! and pm, 1Ith and Maine ave. s.w.
LOOK HERE! WANTED-Men and wome
TO start in business on our capital. Sc
some 200 farm home products. Thousand
our dealers now make quick sales, bi
profits. For particulars write RAW
WHITE OR CoLoRED. in small grocer
store, stock clerk; light work, good start
ing salary. CO. 9619 until pm. 19'
YOUNG MAN, white, veteran, to max
himself generally useful around motto
picture supply house: drivers permit nee
ssssry. 1901 New Jersey ave. NV.
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CARS
POOLED FOR ARMY
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ed persons leaving home on in
necessary journeys may find 1t I'M
possible to return.
Under the terms of the order,
effective Immediately, any railroad
in possession of any passenger car:
baggage car, express car, or COM
bination passenger and baggage
car, shall cause such car Q) to
be used for such purpose and IN
such service as the ODT shall dl-
rect or CO to be leased, rented,
hired or furnished to such other
rail carrier or other person as ODT
shall desinate.'
This step followed closely an or
der eliminating 1916 sleeping cars
from runs of $50 miles or less in
order to make the cars available
for troops use.
Still further curtailment of Sleep
ing car service for civilians is in
prospect, with indications that
another 1900 sleepers will be shift
ed to military use within the next
few months.
Approximately tWo-thirds Of all
Pullman sleeping cars already are
assigned to military use.
A Pullman representative said to-
days pooling order includes par
lor cars. However,, it is unlikely
that many of them will be pooled
as they can seat comparatively few
persons.
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STRIKES PLAGUE
BUSINESS WORLD
CONTINUED from Page One)

Gazette and News-Sentinel, 60, and
the Birmingham, Ala, News, Post,
and Age-Herald, 100.
The disputes involved a demand
by the International Typographical
Union that new union bylaws be
accepted as part OF the union
contracts with the publishers.
Also unsettled was a union shop
disagreement involving LOO ALL
members at the r. R. Donnelley
and Sons Company, Chicago. Her
bert P. Zimmerman, president OF
the company said " substantial
number had returned to their jobs
but union representatives declined
to comment.
The number of Illinois coal
miners reported striking for more
meat increased yesterday to 1900,
including $500 ALL Progressive
Mine Workers and 1900 United
Mine Workers.
John Marchiando, president of
the Progressive Miners, said mem
bers of his union would remain
away from work until something
was done to give the miners more
meat and asserted "a miner CAM
dig coal on a lettuce sandwich. "
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FUTURE OF SPAIN
LIES IN KINGDOM
Continued from Page One)

mo matter how many times the
republic system is repeated in
Spain, there would be the same
result" he said.
He said 1.-The Spanish monarchy
must be strong and flexible" in
order to solve the country's prob
lens.
He said the new Spanish Bill of
Rights" passed by the Parliament
Offered the maximum liberty
compatible with order" in the state.
Early in his speech ne referred
briefly to Spain's neutrality dur
ing the war which, he said, was
possible to maintain because of the
assurances given Spain by Presi-
dent Roosevelt and Prime Minister
Churchill.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-07-18
VIRGINIA MAN FILES
PETITION TO GUST
SEN. CARTER GLASS

ARLINGTON, Va, July 17-W.D-
Republican County Treasurer Jonn
Locke Green today opened a court
fight to GUST ailing 87-year-old Car
ter Glass, D., Va, father OF the
Federal Reserve System, from the
U. S. Senate seat he has not &C.
cupied since June 20, 1912.
He filed a petition with the VIZ
ginia Supreme Court Of Appeals
at Richmond asking that peremp-
tory writ of mandamus be issued
directing Gov. Colgate W. Darden,
Jr., to call an election to PROVIDE
a successor to Glass.
He charged that Glass is per
manently incapacitated," and that.
in violation of the Constitution, his
senatorial duties are being per-
formed by his secretary, Rlxey
Smith. He asserted Glass, by his
absence from his office and from
the Senate for more than three
years. has Gin actual fact vacated
and abandoned the office"
Green's petition pointed out that
Glass was reelected to office IN
November, 1912, after he had not
appeared upon the Senate floor
since the previous June "a
fact not generally known by the
electors of Virginia" when their
votes were cast.
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WAR ON JAPANESE
REACHES new FURY
Continued From Page One)

~ + L
and 1e fliers.
The Japanese News Agency
Domei, while acknowledging The
seriousness Of the war situation"
declared "our forces are waitins
for the decisive moment to smash
the enemy X x with one deadly
stroke. x x we must not move
until the time is ripe
AS swarms of carrier planes con.
cluded day-long flashing of Honshu,
Japanese Premier Suzuki went to
the Imperial Palace to report tc
the Emperor on "the general adj
ministration." They probably talk
ed Of the rising war against Nip
pom including the bold strikes OF
Yank warships against the home
land.
Another Chinese push into French
lndo-China was reported by the
FChungking High Command. Chinese
forces crossed the border of the
French Colony and occupied Mon
cay, in the Northeast corner OF
1ndo-China near the To1ikin gull
coast.
This Chinese move, following mil
tiny and surrender of Japanese
puppet troops in the frontier town
of Tung Hing, further isolated
Nipponese forces in Indo-Chlna.
Previously the Chinese had punch
ed into that region at several
points and ruptured the tenuous
Nipponese escape road to Canton.
Fighting was reported in the
border zone north Of Trung Khan
Rhu.
Chinese vanguards on one Of the
numerous fighting fronts i'll
Kwangsi Province reached the out
skirts of Kweilin, former American
air base. Other Chinese columns
were 4O1h miles Southwest and Al
miles Northwest of the city. In
the latter sector the Japanese rail
road escape line was cut.
japanese communications witt
Liucmow Peninsula and Hainan
Island to the South in Tonkin gulf,
was severed with Chinese recap
ture of Tinpak, ITS miles South
west of Canton.
British forces in Burma cleared
the Japanese from road in the
Taunggyi Region, 100 miles South
east of Mandalay. The Nipponese
haveS been fleeing along this road
toward Thailand. The japanese
fought furiously to hold positions iii
a sector some 210 miles South OF
Taunggyi.
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GRAND OLD PARTY
IN SENATE SPLIT
Continued From Page One)

said he was favoring the United
Nations Charter but as for Bret
ton Woods, the probable gains
would be BADLY over-balanced by
the risks involved.''
THE world may and probably
does overestimate OR physical ca
pacity for overaltruisn, Hart con-
tended.
He agreed with Taft that this is
not the time to seek to stabilize
world currencies.
Taft has contended that this must
be done by self regeneration" of
nations, then a World Bank may be
a sound proposal.
Leading the other Republican
wing, Senator Tobey (R-NH) call
ed the banking setup an essential
part of the postwar world of "eco-
nornic cooperation. He spoke as a
delegate to the Breton Woods, N.
H., conference at which the plan
was drawn up.
Punching back at Taft, he said
sit is fantastic to say that the
British, the French, the Russians,
the Latin American countries have
no credit Standing
Senator Aiken (R-VD Joined To-
hey asking whether those who are
saying the Russians would misuse
the fund "are not the same who
a few months ago were saying the
Russians would stop at the border
and not invade Germany"
The question of financing Russia
came up also before the Senate
Banking committee questioning Lee
T. Crowley, Foreign Economic Ad
ministrator, on the bill to increase
the Export-Import Bank capital tt
So, 500, 100000.
Questioned by Taft, Crowley de
MED that a loan of billion O.
the expanded capital had beer
pledged to Russia, but he added
that he would not call this an un
reasonable sum to help the USSR
in the next year of reconstruction
Taft told the Senate later that the
move to add $4,000, 100000 to the
Export-Import Bank "proves thai
the supporters of Breton Woods
don't think it is adequate enough
by itself"
Crowley said the Export-Import
Bank needs the extra capltal-s
conservative amount to finance
foreign trade in the next II months
If Russia should get a billion If
credits. Crowley said, the remain
ing $1,000, 100000 of the increase
would go to other European coun
tries to finance purchase of Ameri
can goods, including Belgium, Hol
land, Poland and Italy.
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u. s. COMPLETING
TERMS FOR JAPS
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S. policy sis and will continue to be
unconditional surrender"
The terms will require consulta-
ton and agreement among the ma
jor Pacific Allies who have had
few conference on what will be ex-
acted from Japan.
The basic objective, however. is
to strip the island empire OF her
military strength and to eliminate
her capacity for future war. This
would mean destruction or seizure
of the enemy fleet and air force;
elimination of all heavy industry;
surrender of her conquests: dis
mantling of her shipbuilding facll-
tiles: strict control over Japanese
imports, and Allied occupation.
It is assumed that President TIL
man and Prime Minister Winston
Churchill will discuss the condi-
lions while attending the Big Three
meeting.
There are unconfirmed reports
meanwhile that important develop
ments are imminent in the Japa-
nese war. One rumor is that Rus
sian Premier Josef Stain may
have carried a Japanese surrender
offer to the conference.
Speculation that something big
impends already had been prompt.
ed by President Truman's decision
to hurry back to the White House
as soon as the conference ends. He
originally had planned to tour West
ern Europe.
It was believed that no advance
announcement of terms will be
made.
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JAP PEACE PLEA
CIRCLES LONDON
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the japanese mainland, the enemy
is inclined to surrender when he
is beaten. However, there have
been no such indications in re-
naming pockets in the Southwest
Pacific, Burma and China.
Presumably the Allies will take
the areas where great concentra-
tons of Japanese troops are known
to be first. Their defeat possibly
may entail a mass surrender but
experienced observers incline to
the belief that it will be the isolat-
ed groups who will form the
kernel of the surrender problem.
demonstrated their unshakeable
These groups repeatedly have
belief that their only chance is to
drag out the struggle and their
ability to keep fighting under in
credibly difficult conditions has al
ready been proven.