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Evening star., 1946-10-14

member bodies was established q
sponsor public meetings to consider
| the institutions Recommendation
In July, 1912. the Montgomery
County Charter Committee was or
gained whit Allen n. Gardner as
president.
Objective Of the group was to
circulate petitions for creation Of !
charter board and submission OF the
issue to the voters at the November
election.
Two months later, petition
signed by approximately 5000 quail
fied county voters was filed with the
Board Of Election Suervisors.
Charter Committee Victorious.
The next step was the nomination
Of members OF q charter board.
Both the Charter Committee and
the County Commissioners NOM
mated five candidates. The Charter
Committees slate emerged victor
ious in the election.
The new charter board immedi-
ately set to work and the final draft
OF the proposed charter was made
public in May, 1943. It embodied
many Of the Brookings Institution
recommendations, including a pro-
vision for home rule, with local legis-
lation to be enacted by nine-mem-
Evening star., 1946-10-14
Reports Of His Talk Miss
Mark, Hartman Says
by fhs Asseeietsd Press

i Fl
NEW YORK, Oct. I4.-secretary
LOT Commerce Hartman declared
yesterday that reports on talk he
made In Washington "bear little re-
|semblance" to what he said.
Agence France -Presse, French
news agency, had quoted Secretary
Hartman as saying In the address
that Prime Minister Stain was con-
vinced the capitalistic and Com
munist systems cannot exist to-
gether In the world.
The reports I have seen Of my
talks at the National War College
bear little resemblance to what I
actually said" Secretary Hartman
declared in statement. Il have no
further comment to make.
Evening star., 1946-10-14
Montgomery 10 Vote
Again on Selecting
County Charter Board
BY J. 3. Zotmon

For the second time In four years
Montgomery County voters viii de.
eide on November 5 whether tx
elect charter board.
If elected, the five-board mem.
bers will draft proposed charter
for the county based on home rule
as substitute for the present
setup.
After series OF public hear
sings. the plan will be submitted
to the voters in the 1948 general
election.
With less than four weeks re-
naming before the election, botil
sides are conducting q campaign to
enlist the voters support.
Started s Years Ago.
The charter movement In the
county dates back to 1898, when
both major parties, In response TO
requests by civic organizations,
agreed to have the Brookings In
stitution make a survey OF the
county government. The institution
has made many surveys OF local
and county governments.
The Board of County Commits
sioners authorized the survey after
the 1888 election, with the county
paying 5000 toward the cost.
After two years Of study, the in
stitution released its findings in
March. 1941. The report recon-
mended radical changes, including
a county manager plan and civil
service system.
1t also proposed the election Of al
county council on a non-partisanI
basis with nominations by petit
ton instead of by the traditional
party machinery.
Discussed ut Public Meeting.
After the report had been dis
cussed by various organizations In
the county, countrywide study
group comprising more than q dozen
Evening star., 1946-10-14
Young Boptists Hear
Rev. Pierre Tunqent

The Rev, Pierre Tangent, assist
ant pastor OF Calvary Baptist
Church, will address the Young
Peoples Federation of the Columbia
Baptist Training Fellowship at 7:45
pm. today at Kendall Baptist
Church, Ninth street and Independ-
Evening star., 1946-10-14

ence avenue S.W., Lavon Ocker-
shausen. program director Of the
organization, announced today. Ken
Davey Of Metropolitan Baptist
Church will lead the song service.
Evening star., 1946-10-14

Der council instead Of at the bien-
Inial meetings Of the State Legis-
llature.
The plan was placed on the ballot
at the November. 1914, election but
was defeated. 14,417 votes to 1920.
The frontiersman., 1946-12-21
BACK. TO HOSPITAL

Mies Aaette Jaccb- sen, public heal tn nurse here, again Is conf ined to 5eldovia hsspit al by a recur- ring illne s s. Mis- s Jacobsen was released frem the, hospital on- ly a short time ago.
The frontiersman., 1946-12-21

; hospital for the terr itory 1 toward which the Alaska en's Association has been
 the rast year, is now a real-
The frontiersman., 1946-12-21
OnE ACCA GOAL ACHIEVED

An orthcsedic hospital for the territory cf Alaska, goal toward which the Alaska Crippled Children's Assoc. atioI1 has been struggling for the past year, is now real tty. :
 At a recent m7ettng of Officials of the Department of the Interior in Washington, 1.c., at which Govarnor Ernsst ar3entng and sior 7r: of Health, were guests, it.was anno1- need that the naval hospital at Sitka is to be inmedt ately prepared fer use gen 7ral hospital for 1thopedic cases.
 The hospital will care fer 50 orthopedic cases. It will be operated and admin is tered hy personnel of the Alaska Native Service, with technical rer.onnal r55ded for the of the erthopedic cases loaned from the ter- riterial D7partm ef Health.
 That this long-needed erthepedic hospital has become actualtty little les. than year after the Alaska Crippled Children'. Assoc iatton first came into exist snca, i. : the officers and member. Of the crgani zatien.
 cha,ter of the Associatton soon is ts be organized in Seldovia. You will be asked proceeds from the sale of these cards will be returned to the parent organi ion to be used in supplying funds for the We1k among Alaska's crippled children.
 The AccA already has done much for our crippled children and young people. It plans much more in the months to come. One . cf it's principal goals at this time is to place an orthopedic ccnsnltant on the staff ef the territorial Department If Health in order that the crippled children in isolated towns and villages may be sought out and brought to the Sitka hospital for treatment.
 THE ACCA NEEDS YOUR H3LP IN THE WORK AR
The frontiersman., 1946-12-21
r age Two
AT TIE CHURC
 Gospel Center

fasnel Center Sunday School--lo:3O Chur oh- h-----------7:3c
 Sermon Studies
 ir the book of Philippians Tru-Blu----------l:ON 100
 (Wedr sday) Mo therfs Class--l.:3o
 (Thursday) Services held in
 Un ien Hall.. Mathodi.t Church Sunday School----2:OC
Evening star., 1946-01-18
Physician, Firemen Save
Baby Overcome by Gas

A 20-month-old girl. Susan Jacoby
daughter of Mrs. Rita Jacoby, 5406
Seventh street NV, was overcome
by coal gas escaping from defec-
tive water heater last night, accord
ing to police. but was treated by
rescue squad workers in time to save
her life.
The baby was found unconscious
in her crib by her mother shortly
after 10 pm. Mrs. Jacoby immedi-
ately called police and No. fire
secue squad rushed to the scene to
give flrst-aid treatment to the child
Meanwhile, Dr. Martin L. Cannon
who lives across the street. at SAIL
Seventh street NV, was called. He
treated Susan for gas poisoning
The child is now resting at her
home, DR.. Cannon said, in unde-
termined condition.
DR.. Cannon is physician for the
District Jail.
Evening star., 1946-01-18
ACREAGE FOR SALE.

ITO TO p 3 ACRES, wooded, near grade
SsFs S5 2 q ssSS per Bad af5f
WAsHfNGToN-BALTIMoRE PIKE. near
Berwyn-Acreage,. including 6 large lots,
zoned commercial. on, the Washington
terms. RE. O493, DI. 33i6. '0'
POTOMAC AREA-246 acres, reasonably
priced. To inspect call Mr.. Bolich. RE.
32I6 or MI. S0S2. CONNER & RYON.
l5-ACRE BUILDING LOT, with 1oo-foot
frontage, plenty of room for a large garden
ana chlckens, electric and water available: ::
miles from Silver Spring shopping center.
ONE AND oNE-HALF ACRES, $3.50, lib
eral terms: front paved road, electricity
telephone, excellent building site; Mont
gomery County, commute by train to D. C.
MURDOCH, Shepherd S794. 49,
CHOICE TRACT of 4 acres. 9 miles from
Silver Spring business district; high ele-
vation, fine old trees: ideal for close-in
estate or can be sbdivided into 16 lots.
All utilities available; 5000, u cash.
aPPRoX. 10 10 ACRES on county I'd. near
new Baltimore hwy. and Salvatore Fathers
Seminary, Lanham, Md. electricity and
telephone; water probably this year. Best
ONE TO FIVE ACRES, colesville pike,
adjoining north boundary Quaint Acres
Orchard and mr.. SIS, 100000 Navy chem
FULTON r. GORDON. owner, i427 Eye st.
NV. D1 5.23O It'll 4 D m Brokers attention
Evening star., 1946-01-18
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

ON F ST. NV. NEAR 1Sth-Store and 4
sspts.; no leases: possession for your own
business. with living quarters above. Call
sEcoN6 e9MMERciAI. st. 14th Eth and ND 24s sts
rent, $115. RA. 2O36
1879 EYE ST. N.W.-In medical center;
vator shaft, suitable for doctors. dentists
or other professional use. Also gift and
hower shop. For sale or lease. JEROME
s., MURRAY, 1881 G St NV. RE. 2460,
X ST. NEAR 18th N.w.-Perfect 1st-com-
mercial location for any group looking for
BERNSTEIN & CO., 1415 st. NV, ME-
MONTGOMERY HILLS Shopping Center.
Silver Spring area, 10s-ft, frontage on Ga.
ave. by 125 #. deep; ideal location for
sggntoamooile sgna dealer Call MR.. HALL, SH.
A REAL BUY in the heart of busy down
sRe Rock oa also eas s pS9ne b6
MAURICE N. soIoMo% ncey co', Real i Estate Estate
Rh iRf sf NEAR B59fsTs modrn Bas oe
producing hotel on upper floors.
peGp dep Leg sa Hr eo
I4I5 LARK, K ST. nw,MEs; nw,M NE 6400.
Sres 5ans stoTe ON st floor zons
for any kind of business: priced right for
quick sale: attractive terms. REALTY AS
SOCRATES, INC, 1929 18th st. NV, EX
end COMMERCIAL, vicinity 18th and L
SITS. n.w.-Corner and other lots To in
spect, call Mr.. Bolich. RE. 3216 or MI
1882, CONNER & RYoN, 929 18th st. NV
End COMMERCIAL, 500 block Of 9Th st.
.tion for small business requiring End
comm. zone. Call our business prop. dept,
LEO M: BERNSTEIN g. CO., 1415 K st.
NV. ME $500
GASOLINE STATION. prominent NV down.
town corner: early possession. Box 75-E
Star,
Evening star., 1946-01-18
LOTS FOR SALE Cont. J


located in beautiful Woodmoor, price priced at At
SI;;2S5o,, insluding street Improvements.
$500 FOR 4 Is-ACRE LOT in a bo-aere
s0% on kSY eleisf EsLTS f. 6o Md sSd SR
e0ssoso wooDKibGE nSs RA near 2iSe Eastern ave- and
Ghsgel nsd, LEVEL lots
VIM TH6RoWoooD'o soa4 4nf r. 'neIsse T. ase.
detached home: 5oSiso. Asts Adioins u I. 81 8.
ns EH aR'' sa III Ss%s
IN AURORA HILLS-Large hillside wooded
River, restricted; improvements in and
Suire AGRoRA H H1EHs GesD oTscE So asol % g.
Arlington Ridge rd., Arlington, Va. open
WEsTGATE, Mass. ave extended: several
Mr, Boiich, RE. a2I6 or Mi s0s2. CON-
Lots 50xi5o' $500: established community
e @ yGm the %m sfatfE o sh iy m Sdnesa ea
BEAUTIFUL LOTS. of 18th st. NV, in
Shepherd Park t2 blks,. north of Kalmia
desired depth Also several fine corners on
l4th st. These lots are selling fast. $3.50
up Corner, $500 up. SHAPIRO, INC,
1106 Vermont ave. W., ME. 1717.
I-ACRE LOTS, 10 miles from Pentagon
Building, of Lee boulevard on hard surface
road; 5000. terms. LYON, INC. CHI. 1910
Al LOCATION in built-up section, per
tect lots suitable community group houses
for colorec, will subordinate most of pur-
chase price and finance reliable builder
GoLpSTEN BROS; RE. 1855;
frontage. plenty of room for large garden
and chickens. electric. and water available:
: miles from Silver Spring shopping center
TAKoMA PARK SILVER SPRING. Md
tions, with paved streets, sewerage, gas
and water; 1000 and UP. ROBERT E.
LCHR, 81 Cedar St, GE. 0257.
WILLIAMS REAL ESTATE-We have 3 lots
in Silver Spring, 2nd ave. and Noyes DIR.
Can MR.. 1SELI, 81. 5000. ewes. SH. 9220
1901 Georgia ave
NEARBY VIRGINIA-12 lots. North Calvert
builders. OWNER, cH. 5si6.
COLoRED-a LOTS; 44th and Benning
road ne; Can build at once. Call MR..
WASHINGTON, ME g1So lSs
Evening star., 1946-01-18
Restaurant Manager
Gets ! 10 II Years
In Staying Of Seaman

Mills M. Edmonds, 80, manager of
a White Tower restaurant, was SEN
fenced by Justice Alexander Holtzoff
in District Court today to serve from
7 to 2l years for second-degree mur-
der in the fatal stabbing last Octo-
ber Of Chief Petty Officer William
d. Brock, 27.
Edmonds was found guilty last
month by District Court jury and
Justice Holtzof overruled a motion
for a new trial.
The stabbing took place as the
climax of an argument in a restau-
rant at Fourteenth and Irving
streets NV.
AK Slayer Sentenced.
In another sentence today, Justice
Jennings Bailey gave Joseph H.
Samuels, 81, colored, 1900 block of
Half street Sc, from 8 to Is years
for killing two women with an ak
last August Samuels' victims were
his wife, Mrs Pauline Samuels, 80,
and Hattie Simms, II, colored.
Justice Bailey told SamueLs that
his age saved him from a heavier
sentence. Samuels was indicted on
two charges of frst-degree murder,
but was allowed to plead guilty some
time ago to second degree murder.
Four Placed on Probation.
-Four colored men who pleaded
guilty last month to charge of
conspiracy to divert meat ear
marked for the Army post at Fort
Myer, Va, to civilian channels were
given suspended sentences by Justice
Bailey and placed on probation.
They are: Simuel Floyd, 30, a
truck driver; Almore Il. Dale, listed
as proprietor of a store in the 1900
block of Sumner road Sc; Gussie
Finley, "a, of the 1900 block of South
Carolina avenue Sc, truck driver,
and Charles L. Nash, 25, helper
The four men testified as Govern
ment witnesses against Jesse Moore,
33, of Falls Church, Va, former
receiving clerk at Fort Myer, who
was acquitted of the conspiracy
charge on December IL by a District
Court jury.
Evening star., 1946-01-18
Glass Shortage Closes
Dodge Assembly Plant
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press
DETROIT. Jan. l8. - The glass
shortage hit another unit of the au-
tomobile industry today with the
announcement by Chrysler Corp.
that assembly and body divisions of
its Dodge main plant will close in
definitely at midnight tonight.
The shutdown will throw 3,342
employees out of work. Chrysler
announced the remaining 1873
Dodge plant employees will continue
work on parts, service and truck re-
quirements
Chryslers Plymouth, De Soto and
Chrysler car divisions are reported
to be feeling the pinch of the glass
shortage, but thus far have been
able to continue assembly opera
tions.
Nash has assembled no cars since
mid-December because of inability
to obtain adequate supplies of glass.
Ford, which produces its own wind
shield glass but depends on outside
suppliers for car windows, has not
yet felt the shortage.
Approximately rs per cent of the
Nations glass output has been cut
off by a strike that began October
% in the plants of the Pittsburgh
Plate Glass Co. and the Libbey-
OWenS-Ford Co, of Toledo.
Evening star., 1946-01-18
SUBURBAN sALE-MD. Cont.

SOp0NpAN SAL6-MD. tSont.P
WILLIAMS REAL ESTATE story ashes.
0S 1 sveT sprins nsofi saaSo h0ma Mr. on 1se
5000; ewes, SH: 1920. S201 Georgia aye.
WILLIAMS Will. "s REAL ESTATE modernI &.
room asbestos -shingled home with b3h
acres of land, living room, dining ROBIN
kitchen. 3 bedrooms oil hot-water htat;
NE,oq9 down; rte terms n,o1 can be arranged. Fal
WILKINS WI JAMS RE- REAL LES pEEsTArE-Exceptiasnal
bargain, ideal for tourists or private home
painted inside and out, 212-acre lot having
1,40,toot lrontage on Highway between
Ws,shinstqn va and LaSrel, Md Possession
COTTAGE CITY-6-rm. house. 1st floor
entrance han, living rm;, dining rm.,
ssihB snd Ba and RfntrS s Basement sns 0O Sedr%T
near fransp. and shopping center. Price,
$4,000. Call Mrs Gregory WA. 1918:
eyes OIL. 2273, with o. B. 2ANTZINGER
SEAT PLEASANT. MD.-Beautiful Broom
and bath bungalow; front and back
range, lot 1oox1o0: city water and sewer: e:
sss eauPed bEWEY n SaRG REEMS 5d
6NIVERsTTY ff SIT sf PARkVhovely M o191 7-rm brick
home near University Md; 3 bedrms., q
6aths Wtb 4eDase leysy sGiaTum living room dxS
all-electric kitchen; full basement oil
h;-w;h;,, garage. This property carries a
VILE INVEsTMENP NV STs meS Co. posi- iNc e4AIs 555
Baltimore ave. Open am. to 8 m.
SoufHt fGt'' 'cHEvERLy-s1 500 down and
about $50 mo: attractive Arm bung =,
situated on lot 120x1 90; coal h.-w h This
H9ATsvIyE II TfEy H2Sf fSns oey eo
INC, 53O3 Baltimore ave. Open am.
to pm. UN 4043.
$1,000 down and approx, S35 mo-; arm
home with an unfln: attic, basement lot
co.. Nc 56s BstimoIe aSe oneG
WILLiAMs' REAL EsTATE-e-rm. frame
asbestos shtngle, stories; bedrmS.. fire.
place, living rm;, dining rm. and kitchen;
located on beautiful wooded lot near Hy-
or Mr.. Helm. uN 220O.
81 500 DOWN buys this 2-bedroom. ashes
tos; ;shingled bungalow, on lovely corner lot;
stairway TO attic almost completed. oil
possession: full price only $4,000. ROBERT
s. DAVIS g. CO. 5S04 Baltimore blvd.
Hyattsville. Nd; WA 1900;
S9,950, EXCLUSIVE CHEvERLY-Posses-
and clapboard home, only 4 years old. large
living room, tiled bath and shower. full dry
basement. &C. heat side porch. ROBERT
RAvHs ftsyfs 4 Nd CO.. IVA SS94 1900 Baltimore blvd
NYATTSVILLE, MD.-6-room. 2-story brick
tiled bath, full basement. screened concrete
RoT4h s9ms Of RoBR BE- Fes s. pH41S fs PFee co 5so4
S3,55O EA.-2OS down or more; Ar. and
b. bungalows: big lots, nr. bus, D. c.
y Ne E. ,RYQS RY3H co. GE e1;t6; 6146; ue,grts Md
% rooms, kitchen and bath; small store
and garage: 2 lots; yard Easy terms.
Call MR.. CONTOS, Hillside 1875. 2o'
Evening star., 1946-01-18

ATTENTION NATIONAL ORGANIZATION,
available about october l this year, 10000
to 10000 So. it. of modern air-conditioned
Office space in new building in most de-
sirable downtown commercial location at
81 per so. #, on long-term lease. Box
FURNISHED OFFICES and desirable desk
space. L. ]. COWIE, 500 Eye st. NV.
OFFICE SPACE, entire bldg. busy down,
town artery, 1900 So. it.. elevator. and
others: reas. rent. OHARE ESTATES,
MA. O5S6
DESIRABLE 2nd-foor Office with large
street window; approx. 275 So. it.: located
at 613 7th st. NV. Call MA. 841.
BASEMENT t6 OFFICE for rent; Is # ftxlS sebo f.;
OFFICE, 2nd floor, ! room foyer bath,
newly decorated; $50. 12l2 New York
ave. NV.
NEW YORK AVE. near 18th n.w.-2-rm
suite, Bird floor front. For inspection, call
DIXIE REALTY CO., MA. $3.50.
DOCTOR OR DENTAL OFFICE, 5-rm
suite in fashionable Georgetown. Hammond
Courts, Both and Que sts. NV. ideally
suited. See janitor on premises, or phone
LEO M. BERNSTEIN CO., ME- $500
Evening star., 1946-01-18
AUroMoTIvE MISCELLANEOUS.

TIRE RECAPPING-Eight- hour service. by
appointment. Leave your car at am,
pick it up at pm. Finest grade materials
used. Expert workmanship by experienced
teed Ample parking facilities PALDER
4 HANNA. 4716 R. l. ave. HyattsVille,
UN 1212. 1903 Lee hwy, Arlington,
USED TIRES-Used truck and pass. tires.
al sizes; new truck tires. DRISCOLL TIRE
SERVICE, 400 Hunt pl. ne. corner MINI.
ave ;, IN m mBenning; TR. 1856. Ii. 1852. 19'
RECAPPING IN Wash. I-day service: guar
antee workmanship: leave ths car before
SALES co. ,l4se + st. ne. Phone Lu
nS34 and LU 1877
INDIAN 1941 model "a motorcycle with
commercial sidecar and small air tank.
good condition. complete with windshield
and accessories, 1915 cash. Call MR.
GENERAL ELECTRIC QUICK battery
charger. good condition. HERSONS AUTO
LOAN, IA o st. NV. CO. 1000
MOTORCYCLE for sale 1891 Indian Chief
fully fully equipped; $3.50. 5704. 1st Capital
TIRES. very fine tires 65,0lSx15.
SHERIDAN GARAGE, 2516 Que St NV
MOTORCYCLE, HarleyDavidson dispatch
type. good condition; $3.50 SHERIDAN
GARAGE, 25l6 Que st. NV.
EXCHANGE 1910 Harley Davidson 81.
windshield. crash bar, buddy seat. in per
feet condition, for light auto in similar
condition. 7lS So. Goth st, Arlington. Va.
Evening star., 1946-01-18
MONEY TO LOAN,

MONEY ON SECOND TRUST-We viii
buy .second-trust notes. D. c.. nearby Md.
or Va. Reasonable rates NATIONAL
MORTGAGE g. INVESTMENT CORP, 1916
N. Y. ave. NV. National 5S33.
list AND End TRUST LOANS-Prompt and
courteous service. Consult us before Dor.
rowing Lowest rates. COLONIAL INVEST
MENT CO.. S17 9th st. NV. DI, 6i50
UNLIMITED FUNDS available for Ist and
End trust loans. DRURY REALTY CORP.
RE 1913,
MONEY on 1st or 2nd trusts; prompt
action, reasonable rates. nearby Nd, va.
9r or- D. e; property; THE AMERICAN CO.,
HOME LOANS-Low monthly payments in
FiRsT rRDRRRL R sAViaas EfSes ARn aRf IoAN IsSss
ASSN, $40 18th st. NV, DI. 234O.
SALARIED LADIES-u you need money.
see Mr.. Green (strictly CONFIDENTIAL lOI4
x st. NV. NATIONAL FINANCE CO.
AZ INTEREST ONLY - Let us combine
your 1st and End trusts into one loan
without charge for appraisals. Look up
what you now are paying and then see us.
We can save you money. HOWENSTEIN
REALTY CORP, 141s H st. NV DI.
ist TRUST LOANS on real estate; low
rates, terms or monthly payments. P. j.
WALSHE, INC. 1115 Eye st. NV. MA. 646S.
End TRUSTS-Will buy well-secured notes
at low rate Of discount. D. M. EARLE,
ewes. WO 1913 o3s
Evening star., 1946-01-18
OFFICES WANTED.

oNE or more rooms, in Silver Spring, Nd
Willing to pay good rent. Box ZOE, Star
DOCTOR, NJ. D., would like to get an Office
in an apartment building, Northwest pre-
ferred Box 164-A. Star.
SHARE OR SUBLET Immediately; vet
sran, z years member D. C. Bar special
izing in radio law: downtown area. TIE.
NAVY LIEUT. returning to private law
practice desires office space in down
town section; room in established suite
preferred; references furnished. Box
ATTORNEY desires room in suite of law
Offices, or 2 or 3 room suite, in downtown
area. Please call Mr.. BAKER, ME. 2242
NAVY COMMANDER, lawyer, desires l or
2 rms. or will share suite in good down.
town Office building. Sligo 377S.
APPROXIMATELY 1900 to 1000 SO. #.
in good downtown business district; not
intereted in street-foor space. Call
DI 1858
REAL ESTATE BROKER wants private
office, downtown section; prefer law suite
" 9Th @ tel serYice % on, WI 3S1a 1,cv srr,Tn Tp'
will share space executive with part-time art m
secretary; references exchanged, Phone
National 1910, or evenings Columbia 1000
S04 Eve
Evening star., 1946-01-18
1850 Veterans Due
To Debark Today
From 81 Vessels
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
More than 1880 servicemen are
expected to arrive today at eight
ports aboard "a vessels.
Ships and units arriving:
At New York-Gustavus Victory,
from LIE Havre-l,5 ,544 troops. in
Guiding 278th Field Artillery Bat
talon; 89th Ordnance Heavy Auto
motive Maintenance Company:
279th Port Company; 5lst Field
Hospital; 278th Port Company.
Stevens Victory, from LIE Havre-
/ $40 troops. including Goth Field
Hospital; 3610th Quartermaster
Truck Company; 794th Antiaircraft
Artillery Battalion.
Emma Willard, from Antwerp
578 troops, including l0OOth Engineer
Treadway Bridge Company; 7O1st
Petroleum Distributing Company
968th Engineer Maintenance Com
pany.
Theodore Bland, from Antwerp
1863 troops, including 498th Engineer
Heavy Ship Company; 3623d Quar-
termaster Truck Company. Roger
Griswold, from Marseille-l23 troops,
including unit of 397th Infantry
Regiment.
Usahs Huddleston, from Cher
bourg-274 patients and $50 nurses.
William H. Jackson, from Antwerp
563 miscellaneous troops.
At Newport News-U. S. S. Wis
consin-238 miscellaneous personnel.
At New Orleans-USAT Cuba
from San Juan-570 miscellaneous
personnel and .46 civilians.
At Los les-Miscellaneous on
following: Mountrail, from Guam
2,413; Keith Palmer, from Leyte,
915. Petrol Bay, from Pearl Harbor
$50; Corduba, from Okinawa, 26;
Arequipe, from Leyte, 2
At San Diego-Miscellane per-
sonnel on following Escort Carrier
Core, 311 Navy, Marine Corps and
Coast Guard; Escort Carrier Barnes
800 Navy and Marine Corps; Trous-
dale, 425 Navy, Marine Corps and
Coast Guard; Patrol Craft YP, $50
2 Navy; Inns BOT, towing Submarine
Chaser 1920, IL Navy; Destroyer
Conway, 130 Navy.
At Portland-Sea Marlin, from
Okinawa, 1862 miscellaneous troops.
At San F'rancisco-Miscella
on following: Breton, from Yoko-
hama, 877 Navy, 1853 Army; Acontius,
from Samar, l26 Navy; LIST 458, l8
Navy, l12 Army: Venus from Cebu,
l20 Navy; Midas from Pearl Harbor
10 Navy; LIST 468 from Pearl Har-
bor. 76 Navy. LIST 1882, AZ Navy;
Cape Florida, from Pearl Harbor, 80
Navy; LIST 48, from Pearl Harbor
Sc Navy; LIST 1881, 80 Navy.
At Tacoma-USAT Maui, from
Okinawa. 1880 miscellaneous troops
Originally due Wednesday,: George
Elliott, from Korea, Its Army, 16
Navy.