Survivors Reach U. S. Panamanian Sailor With Hardship Tales Puts Color in Story Of Gambier Bay Of Bjr the Associated Pres«. Dorsey-Hall Fight SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 2.— By the Associated Press. Sharks and thirst took the lives of LOS ANGELES, Dec. 2.—The pros- some of the American seamen who survived fire in the Oc- ecution finally has found somebody Japanese tober 25 sea battle off the Philip- who claims to know what happenec pines, their comrades disclosed on In Tommy Dorsey’s Hollywood apart- arrival here. ment brawl last August 5, wher Wearing borrowed uniforms and broad of the men Movie Actor Jon Hall almost los1 grins, 1,200 whose went down before the the end of his nose. ships Japa- nese fleet was routed in that famed Antonio Icaza, a swarthy Pana- battle landed in San Francisco manian sailor and actor, claims that yes- the band leader, incensed at terday. IJali Many of the men were among the putting his arm around Mrs. Dorsej 730 survivors of the escort carrier, (Pat Dane), picked up a bottle and Gambier Bay, sunk off Samar by bashed it across big Jon’s face. and others were “Where did he get the bottle?’ enemy shellfire, from the destroyers Hoel and asked Edwin Myers, who is prose- and destroyer escort cuting Mr. and Mrs. Dorsey and Johnston, the Samuel B. Roberts. their friend. Allen Smiley, or charges of felonious assault. Two Lost to Sharks. “Bottles All Over Place,” Tales of heroism, of death and close from of “Why, there were bottles all over escape hungry sharks, the place,” he replied. thirst, and finally of rescue after two in the sea were recounted The way Tony tells it, everybody days but himself at the party, staged by officers and enlisted men who In celebration of Mrs. Dorsey's 26th poured down the gangplank as a birthday, had consumed too much Navy band played “Anchors Aweigh" liquor. and waiting wives screamed a wel- come to their “What about Hall: was he drunk?” husbands. Two men were sharks “Mr. Hall, yes; I believe he was grabtyd by intoxicated too.” as they leaped from the doomed Gambier said took a Bay, and others, were so Tony Dorsey dislike SAN FRANCISCO.—FORMER ALL-AMERICAN AMONG GAMBIER BAT SURVIVORS—Comdr. tempted by thirst as they bobbed to several persons sitting on and Fred “Buzz” on rafts that sea Borries, jr. (left), all-America football star at Annapolis in 1934 and air officer of nearby a sofa with Mrs. Dorsey and they swallowed sickened the escort carrier Gambier which was sunk in the second battle of the is shown told all to “get the hell out of here, water, and died. Bay, Philippines, as he arrived here yesterday with other survivors. With him are Comdr. Arthur M. (center), you so-and-sos.” Ship Sank in 50 Minutes. Purdy of a Comdr. Leon “And He Ha.” Greenwich, Conn., skipper the destroyer Abner Read, lost in Pacific storm, and Laugh, Ha, The Gambier Bay, a among group 8. Klntberger (right), Bay Ridge, Md., of the destroyer Hown, also lost in the Philippines. “And then,” continued Icaza, “Mr. of American escort carriers and de- skipper Dorsey, he say: ‘Look at their silly stroyers which were confronted by faces.’ And he laugh, ‘ha, ha, ha!' enemy battleships and cruisers off like that.” Samar, was hit by shells at 8:10 House Group Probes “Well, you, Mr. Icaza, how did a m., ordered abandoned at 8:50 and you get to the Dorsey party?” asked went down at 9 o'clock. Mr. FIRST LIBERTY SHIP DOCKS AT ANTWERP—Unloading operations proceed at a dock in Myers. Some survivors were in the water About as the in a of for Allied armies. The Complaints That was a question everybody in Antwerp, Belgium, first Liberty ship brings cargo supplies more than 40 hours before being the courtroom was waiting for. be- vessel was the first of the ocean-going convoy units now pouring supplies into the Belgian port. picked up from the rafts 40 miles cause nobody had been able to place —A. P. Photo via Signal Corps Radio. from the Philippines. GI Artificial Tony as among those present when Some eyewitness glimpses: Legs the hostilities started. Capt. Walter V. R. Vieweg, Elmira. A thorough probe of charges that “I was in another party at a N. Y., Gambier Bay commanding artificial legs furnished wounded club where Assails night the Dorseys were London Paper officer who corroborated accounts of American soldiers by the Army are and my asked me to to of inferior people go sharks killing two men: quality was promised to- the apartment and have a Chairman of a House nightcap." “I acted as doctor and chaplain day by Kelley “Did you have one?” Kent Labor subcommittee Cooper's Plan for my group (of rubber rafts). We investigating “I didn’t see any there.” aid to the buried some of the men at sea, men physically handicapped. “Did have a drink?” you who died of injuries received in the He directed Samuel Barker, com- “I was offered one, but I put it mittee to a For World Free Press fight. We recited the Lord's Prayer counsel, make prelim- away.” in unison.” inary investigation of the charges This confused Prosecutor Myers. By the Associated Press. in Lt. (j. g.) Henry Pyzdrowski, Pitts- preparation for early public hear- He wasn't certain what Tony meant LONDON, Dec. 2.—The press before the House whose was unable ings group. it burgh, plane to by “putting away.” freedom campaign conducted by take off: Mr. Barker explained that the Put Drink on Table. committee had heard of Kent Cooper, executive director of “I swam for an hour until I came reports complaints by many legless veterans Tony just put the drink on the the Associated Press, was attacked to a raft. There were too many of that the “GI” limbs table, he said. us for the raft so we supplied them a British took turns yesterday by weekly maga- were not as good as could Hall was a hesitant and confused riding and hanging onto the edge.” they buy witness who couldn’t reconcile the zine. the Economist, with a sug- in the open market and wanted to gestion that his program might Critical of determine whether there is conflicting stories he gave to the Jap Marksmanship. any allow American news agencies "to Lt. W. F. basis for such complaints. newspapers the day after the fight. Cordner, Cranford, N. J.: Seaman (Second Class) Earl Fetkenhier of dominate the world.” "Fire Adrian, Mich., In the After about eight hours on the control of the Jap ships disclosing investigation, who also was among the survivors. He spent two days and Mr. 6tand, Hall admitted he The politico-economic publication, stinks. They should have us a Kelley said, “We must see to it finally got on a raft carrier was —A. P. established in 1843. included the long time before did.” nights after the sunk. Wirephotos. that our returning wounded soldiers wouldn't want to see the defendants they i- The and sailors the best care and convicted on the kind of testimony following in an "American survey” morale, heroism and spirit of get ap- their men were for their he had given. He said he was beat- section devoted to short articles on praised highly by pliances necessary complete rehabilitation.” en and cut, but he couldn’t hon- the United States: Capt. Vieweg. Comdr. Richard R. Ballinger, executive officer of the On the Roll of Honor— He emphasized he would await estly tell who was responsible. “Mr. Kent Cooper, general man- Gambier and Comdr. Leon S. results of the before Icaza was still in the witness ager of the Associated Press and Bay, investigation com- Killed conclusions chair when court adjourned until author of ‘Barriers Down,’ is leading Kintberger, Bay Rridge, Md., reaching any about manding officer of the Hoel. Marine First Lt. Charles H. whether the reported Monday. a crusade to incorporate a ‘charter I Kelly, complaints the are Tony brought a $40,000 damage of freedom for news and communi- Although attacking Japanese whose parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry justified. group was far more it was Mr. Barker said the suit against Dorsey the day after cations’ in the peace settlements. powerful, E. Kelly, reside at 4724 South Da- complaint* prevented by the from had been to the the fight, claiming he was injured. “In an article in Life he demands plucky fight kota avenue N.E., was listed by the I brought committee's getting to Gen. MacArthur's attention an official of a When Dorsey got his notice he ex- freedom of access to news, freedom Douglas Navy Department as killed in action by local claimed: “Who invasion scene at Leyte Gulf and in the Pacific area. The Star carried I trade union which had is this Icaza?” for agencies to compete or to ex- organized suffered terrific losses under the November after his for of vet- change news and an end to prefer- per- story 19, | outings groups legless sistent attack of carrier-based ential rates of transmission. Mr. parents were notified. erans here. Many of the veteran* Western Front planes as it retired from the scene. Robert 412 were to have been so Cooper, like most big business exec- Sergt. W. Gibbs of reported dis- (Continued From First The battle off Samar was one of satisfied with the Page.) utives, experiences a peculiar moral Sixty-fifth street, Maryland Park, | artificial legs sup- \ three segments of the second battle was J-—J who on War them BELGIUM glow in finding that his idea of Md., listed today's plied by the Army that they which still was in of the Philippines Sea and was the as Union, enemy \ |°i.»nin«»,»° freedom coincides with his commer- Department casualty release iwere planning to throw them away hands. one in which the bulk of the Ameri- cial advantage. wounded, has died of his wounds. and buy their own as soon as they can losses occurred, Three Towns Enveloped. ALLIED DRIVES ON WESTERN FRONT—Arrows indicate Allied in the over-all The Star carried a story about Sergt. could save the necessary money. United States Power Feared. results, more than 60 The 3d Army took 595 prisoners offensives along tbe western front. —A. P. Wirephoto. enemy war- Gibbs' death after his family was Their principal complaint ap- “In his ode to liberty, there is no Pfc. Kinf, Jr, Pfe. Honecker yesterday for a total in this current ships were sunk or damaged—and notified. peared to be, Mr. Barker said, that suggestion that when all barriers are Gen. (Wounded) operation of 26,167. Yesterday’s ad- MacArthur’s invasion army was (Wounded) the “GI” artificial legs were much down the huge financial resources saved. vances enveloped the towns of Fit- ed in action in France, the War heavier and more awkward to use 'One Thousand of the American agencies might Wounded ten. Fremersdorf and Oberllmberg, Club' Members Department announced today. than those obtainable from enable them to dominate the world. Ptc. Ivan L. Hobson, Jr., U. S. M. private and Americans entered Felsberg. A native of Oakton, Va., he was manufacturers. His desire to prevent another Goeb- C. R.. 19, of 2019 I street N.W. was Below Strasbourg, armored units employed by the Freeder Roofing On the other he To Receive Bids to bels from poisoning the wells will Partisan Floor wounded by shrapnel in the Peleliu hand, said, pre- Co., when he was called wheeled steadily down the Aliatian Inaugural Fight the Takoma, liminary inquiries indicated general By the Associated Press. be universally applauded, but de- invasion, Navy Department an- into Plain and liberated a dozen or more "brazen” attempts were being made the service in April, 1941. He satitsfaction with the of arti- does not mean nounced He is the son of type President Roosevelt directed mocracy necessarily today. was sent villages, them has to "sell” special privilege to mem- overseas in October, 1942, ficial arms among Boofzheim, the whole world safe for Mr. and Mrs. Ivan L. Hobson, sr., being supplied by the 16 miles that members of bers. He added that letters solicit- making on Nominees and was wounded last 29. south of Strasbourg, and the One Thousand Likely of the same address. August Army. tfie AP. In his last letter Sermersheim and Kogenheim, 18 of ing membership indicated those home he wrote The committee, mean- Club Democratic campaign con- “In this, as in other postwar issues Inducted into the Marine Corps in Kelley of who contributed would be given an that he was still in bed, but was miles southwest the city. 1943. Pfc. Hobson was sent while, planned a one-day hearing tributors be invited to the fourth- such as civil aviation commercial August. “normal” the opportunity to share in the forma- For Board making progress. next on Infantrymen pushing into overseas Tuesday facilities available practices are habitually confused Surplus last May. He was graduated Rhine Plain the term inaugural at the White House. tion of Government policies. Sergt. Leonard J. Noone, whose for the through Vosges as By the Associated Press. from Western School in rehabilitation of civilian* At same with such big words liberty and High June, next of kin cleared Chatenois and Kintzheim the time the President Democrats replied no such privi- was listed as his mother, who have been disabled the of man. One of Mr. A 1943. by the loss has left up to Vice President-elect leges were involved. Some rights Republican-Democratic floor Mrs. Ellen B. Noone, Landover, in thrusts to within 2 miles of the explained His father is chief of the States’ Md., of a leg or arm. This hearing was Truman whether he that Cooper's happier suggestions is that over confirmation of the has been road of Selestat. On the will take the members would have an op- fight wounded in Europe, the to the junction news abroad should relations division of the Soil Con- expected lay groundwork for oath of office in the precedent- portunity to meet the President at correspondents two men President Roosevelt has War Department announced today. Upper Rhine near the Swiss border, without servation Service. later testimony concerning the vet- or the White House. enjoy diplomatic immunity, nominated Tech. (Fifth Grade) Millard E. French troops occupied Rosenau. breaking back-porch ceremony as members of the erans' program. any of its responsibilities. This : Gen. Eisenhower's Allied armies | will be sworn in at the Capitol in a But Senator Wherry of Nebraska, Surplus War Property Board took Pfc. Herbert J. Honecker, jr., U. S. Shoemaker, whose wife, Mrs. Betty function. the told would turn the fourth estate into a M. C., whose Mrs. Addle L. Shoemaker, resides at 4529 were on the western banks of four separate Republican whip, reporters mother, Lily- : of He worked for the king that can do no w’rong. shape today. Pons Brooklyn. rivers natural barriers This became known in Congress that the invitation to the inaugural Honecker, lives at 137 Twenty- drive N.E., has been wounded forming to “The comments of Marshal Stalin Senator Chandler, of Board of Economic Warfare before’ i today as an inaugural committee indicated to him that "this is the Democrat, fourth street NJC., was wounded in in Europe, the War an- further penetration of Western Department he entered the Army In February, headed by Senator first the President and the generalissimo on the propo- Kentucky, taking issue with a tenta- the battle for Pelelui Island, the nounced today. Germany. The Nazis were striving Byrd, Democrat, payoff expects 1943. He was sent overseas last of sition that the war is being waged tive decision to fight Senate ap- The Star to the Allies from Virginia awaited arrival of a to make when he begins his fourth Navy Department announced. carried stories on the desperately keep to secure extra territorial of former Gov. Robert A. September. list and other data from the term.” rights for, proval A of St. (Fla.) following men, noted as smashing across at such key points guest graduate Petersburg today White House. Mr. say, the Chicago Tribune, would be Hurley of Connecticut and Lt. Col. School and Columbia Tech wounded in after as Venlo on the Duren on Roosevelt was said authori- High action, their fam- Prisoner Mass, the worth hearing.” Edward H. Heller, declared: More than 600 persons already are tatively to have decided Institute here, he was employed by ilies had been notified: Roer, Merzig on the Saar and originally "If the George Carabas, whose brother, understood to have been listed for in Republicans are deter- the Railroad Retirement Board Pvt. O. of on the Rhine. that, order to keep the ceremony Joseph Phillips 9504 Technician Strasbourg, for U. S. mined to make this a (Fifth Grade) John coveted bids to the ceremony, in- brief. Senator Truman would have Advantages partisan issue, when he enlisted in the Marine Woodland drive, Silver Spring, Md., Nazis Raid U. S. Lines. drive Democrats over Caravas, U S. A., formerly worked in cluding those who contributed at to take his oath elsewhere. Senator they'll to the Corps the day after Pearl Harbor. op September 24. The bitterest was Denied A. P. Head other side. an the Pentagon, is a prisoner of war, struggle taking least $1,000 to the election of the Truman's by In open-and-shut He was sent overseas with the 1st Pfc. James R. Tindell of 410 Vir- friends, however, were a merchant marine list to- place on the Roer, the one place the NEW YORK, Dec. 2 (^.—Com- party fight, the Democrats will -in.” Marine issued Roosevelt-Truman ticket and thus represented as having interceded Division in May, 1942, and ginia avenue, Alexandria, Va., on river barriers are not backed up by on the views of day by the Navy Department re- became members of the One Thou- and the decision apparently has menting published Both Nominees Heard. saw service at Guadalcanal, Tulagi. October 31. the Siegfried Line. Kent execu- vealed. His mother, Mrs. Maria sand Club. been left to the Missouri Senator. the Economist, Cooper, The Senate Military Affairs Com- Cape Gloucester and Peleliu, where Staff. Sergt. George Albert Cohill, The first sizeable force of Ger- Associated Carabasilis, lives in New York. Gov. Thomas E. Dewey of New tive director of the Press, mittee. of which Senantor Chan- he received a gunshot wound in his 26, was wounded in action November man Legislators learned, meanwhile, First Lt. Lester A. Sorensen. planes to appear over the bat- said: cier a elbow. 11 in 29, York, the GOP presidential candi- that they will one ticket is member, heard both of the right France, the War Department tlefront in bombed get only whose wife, Mrs. Dodie Sorensen, daylight 9th date, directed several at- "SUrely the Economist does not nominees but deferred In his last letter home, he said, has notified his wife, Mrs. Dolores campaign apiece to the ceremony, will have yesterday, lives at Army troops yesterday. While Nazi want the activities of all news he is “slated 1420 Tuckerman street N.W., tacks against the formation of this to stand on the lawn with agen- further action until when for return home as Cohill, 43 New York avenue N.W. other Tuesday, now is a of ac- ground units contested every yard cies the British confined to soon as he is The son prisoner Germany, club. He declared that through it guests picked by the White House. except a date will be set for a closed com- able to travel." of Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. on the west side of the other as was cording to word received by Mrs. Roer, their own countries largely mittee decision. Marine Corpl. Robert E. Kane, 21, Cohill of 7315 Twelfth street N.W., forces on the east bank Sorensen from the War Department. struggled flew more than 700 sorties. Three the case before Reuters, reorganized War Department officials defended whose parents reside at Quantico, Sergt. Cohill is a native of Wash- to bolster their defenses. owned the British Lt. Sorensen was on his 32nd mis- planes were missing. and by newspa- the making of a Government-guar- Va., was wounded in the Pacific, the ington and a graduate of Eastern sion when his was shot down Eighth Army pers, withdrew its cartel domina- anteed High School. He worked in plane Captures MAAF $2,000,000 loan to the Narra- list re- the TJie said flghter-bombers Navy Department casualty over on tion over the news activities of many District Water Germany August 24. He breached a dam in Brenner Pass. gansett Machine Co., Pawtucket, vealed today. The extent of his in- Department before China countries to England. the service had been with the 8th Air Force The effect of the operation could foreign R. I., a war contractor, during an juries is not known. entering in February, an stationed in England since last (Continued Prom First Page.) Town Near Faenza not be “If there is an advantage to all-day in the Marine 1943. He has been overseas since disclosed immediately. Thun- hearing. Enlisting Corps in March. He holds the Air Medal American news association in mak- Mr. August. derbolts knocked out a bridge north Hurley, who resigned last June, 1941, he was sent overseas and its news service available in three Oak Leaf Clusters. enemy units were thrown back at of Verona over a ing week as vice of Narra- with the 1st Marine Sergt. Cohill’s father is one of the Brenner rail line president Division and He attended and also claimed to After other countries, there is, under the District’s football Virginia University, Limingkwan, Bitter Fight and cut the same link between Ger- gansett to be ready to accept his was in all the major offensives until leading officials. have thrusts I advocate, the same oppor- A Paul George Washington University and repulsed Japanese east many and Italy in three other places. plan Government post, said he was a he was wounded. He attended brother, Cohill, is in the By the Associated Press. for the British or other National Law School. He was em- of Liuchai. tunity any production expediter for the con- Quantico High School and worked Navy. ROME, Dec. 2.—Indian news to make its news Pfc. H. ployed by Mace Properties, Inc., Penetration of Kweichow by Jap- troops agency cern, and had nothing to do with its around the marine base until he en- George Tayman, 31, was Former Editor Dies service available in other countries. wounded in Arlington, when he enlisted in the anese cavalry units along the rail- of the 8th Army, fighting financing. Mr. Hurley, a Democrat, listed in the corps. action in France, Sep- through Reuters Army Air Forces in November. 1941. way was regarded unofficially in LONDON, Dec. 2 VP).—Herbert "For example, the agency was defeated in the Connecticut His father, Master Tech. tember 10, but since has returned to bitter German opposition, have Sergt. Lt. Sorensen’s parents. Mr. and as an established fact Upward, for 32 years editor and for was quick to see this and is now race November James A. active duty, the War Chungking gubernatorial 7. Kane, has been in the Ma- Department Mrs. Albert seized the of its news in the United States has notified his Sorensen, reside at 4418 several days ago. village Albereto, 5 many years director of the Church selling rine Corps for 24 years. wife, Mrs. Helen Heller Explains Position. Nineteenth street North, Arlington. miles northeast of England Newspaper, died yester- and South America for the first Pfc. Charles M. Tayman, 5117 T street, Bradbury of Faenza, Al- Col. Heller, a liaison officer be- King, jr-i U. S. First Lt. James T. Cecka, 24. who Kweichow's Main day. He retired in 1942. time. M. C. son of Mr. and Mrs. Helghts. Highways lied headquarters announced to- tween the War Department and the R., 19, was in France The son of Mr. and Mrs. reported missing Reuters Is Cited. Federal Reserve Bank of Charles M. King, srl, 719 South Co- George day. Boston, its W. since September 20, is a prisoner of Under Control, Japs Claim lumbus street, has been Tayman of Upper Marlboro, Meanwhile, Monte Giornetto, 11 “All of this is to the good as long fiscal agent, said his principal func- Alexandria, war in Germany, the War By the Associated Press. Aims to Make wounded in Sergt, Tayman was an attendant at Depart- miles southwest of Faenza, fell to Hoppy as newspapers in the Western Hemi- tion in the case was to establish action, the Navy De- ment notified his wife Eunice, who A commentator for Domei, Jap- partment announced a gasoline station in Washington the 5th Army without a struggle. sphere want the Reuters service. evidence the company was doing es- today. lives at 2212 I street N.W., Thurs- anese news said that The Princess Born before he entered the last agency, today The withdrawal from Happy Similarly, if the newspapers of the sential war work, and to safe- in Washington, he was a Army Monte help December. He has been day. Japanese forces advancing into Giornetto Hastem want the serv- the Government’s interest in student at George Washington High overseas appeared to be a continua- Hemisphere guard since The infantry officer was awarded Kweichow Province had seized con- School in Alexandria en- July. tion of the Nazi necessity of pulling ices of the American news agencies, the loan. when he the Bronze Star for heroic action trol of the main com- listed in The father of five children, he has province's out of the or any other news they Col. John C. Col. the Marine Corps in Oc- the before he was deep bulge they have agencies, Mechem, Heller’s not seen day reported munications arteries, tober, 1942. He was his youngest, Donald threatening been holding in the Northern Apen- properly should have them. Washington superior, said the loan sent overseas missing. “its existence.’’ I in Albert, who was bom four days be- very nines, in order to prevent their “The Economist’s comment as to was made to assure performance of January, 1943, and was wounded A native of Minneapolis, Minn., The broadcast said the last October 11 fore his father was wounded. dispatch forces from being trapped. diplomatic immunity is even more contracts with the Ford Motor Co. on Peleliu Island, Lt. Cecka was a sophomore at St. had seized the two Japanese only inept. Immunity does not mean for gun mounts for tanks, and for suffering shrapnel hits in the leg Thomas College, Minn., before he roads into from Counterattacks Repulsed. and Missing leading Kweichow that a foreigner, whether a diplo- other war contracts. Even wrist. A brother, Robert K. Joined the in 1942. Farther west, on the 5th Army if the Pfc. Maurice A. Waugh, 28, hus- Army January. Kwangsi Province, from Limingkwan mat or can remain King, is serving with the in He front, several German counter- newspaperman, company had to be liquidated, he Army band of Mrs. Bessie A. Waugh, 615 went overseas last July. His wife (Dawn Pass) and from Nantan, and in where he is the loss to Georgia. works at the attacks were beaten back any foreign country said, the Government Forty-ninth avenue, Navy Department here. had taken over in the Capitol Heights, control of the non It does mean would not exceed Tech. vicinity of Bombiano, 25 miles persona grata. $200,000. (Fifth Grade) Russell L. has been missing since November 8 Kwangsi-Kweichow railway. It said that in such case he would leave the In a southwest of Bologna, and subse- 10-minute appearance before Shiflet, residing in Germany, his wife has been noti- Limingkwan, southern gateway to country without arrested and the at 4824 Del Blood at Infiltration were being military committee, Mr. Hurley Ray fied by the War Quota Kweichow Province, now was in quent attempts Department. deported and without any testified he had avenue, Bethes- (For District, Pent* ton sad smashed. \ uncivilly nothing to do with A native of Kensington, Pfc. Japanese hands, and that Yungning Mobile Unit*.) Fifth other indignities being imposed upon the negotiation of loans for the da, Md., has been was a before he (Nanning), last big Army patrols probing Nazi Waugh carpenter District quota per Kwangsi city him company, but went with the concern wounded in ac- the defenses south of met entered Army in June, 1941. An week ... held by the Chinese, was re- Bologna the Toad 5,080 pints being Hoppy means to i “But if the Economist is speaking in January, 1843, as an to tion in duced. sharp artillery and machinegun engineer France, infantryman, he has been overseas Donations last week 3,349 pints bring a smile to the face of for Britain in to the fire. wanting maintain, expedite production of critical war War Depart- for about a year. Donations so far Princess Ruth of Cameroon if he for British its In the west coast area south of exclusively interests, items. ment announced He has two brothers, Pvt. Clarence this week. has to hop from now until 5,303 pints Two Services Planned Massa the is effective control over vast world Proposes Glass House. today. W. Waugh and Arthur enemy employing Christmas. For unless the Prin- Sergt. Today’s appoint- smoke screens in communications, a thing that Reu- As for the surplus property board, A native of who are Because of the large increase in order to conceal cess smiles Waugh, also serving with ments .87 persons by then, she’ll die. ters. the British agency, does not he declared he membership in the of movements, an official report said. thought “we should Oakton, Va., he the Army overseas. be made congregation No wonder Cameroon is itself Appointments may the Marvin plunged demand, then perhaps more operate in a glass house." was employed by Officer Irwin Memorial Methodist Drizzle Continues. in gloom! Flight Schwars, 20, with the Blood Donor Center than ever the issue that there should “There should be no secret the Freeder bombardier Church at Four Corners, Silver A continuous drizzle left the 8th nego- of a Liberator bomber in the Acacia Building, 51 Lou- What is done to end the crisis be equality for news transmission tiations and no secret deals,” Mr. Roofing Co., Ta- of the 15th Air Spring, the Rev. Edward B. Lewis Army front soggy, but British in- Force, has been isiana avenue N.W., by calling makes a new and different kind over all international communica- Hurley added. koma, when he in has announced two morning services fantry, with strong tank support, missing action since November 6 District 3300 between 9 am. of Christmas story for boys and tions should be fought out even in Col. Heller, in private life a San was called into in each Sunday starting tomorrow. moved up 500 yards between the Italy, the War Department noti- and 5:30 pm. girls—"Santa and the Music advance of the peace. The British Francisco said that the in Tomorrow’s early service will be Montone and Lamone Rivers north- businessman, service fied his family. His parents, Mr. Box,” starting Monday in account of what is going on in world as finance officer of the War De- l. suaett. devoted partly to baptisms. At the east of Faenza. April, 1941. He and Mrs. Jack Schwarz, live at 4825 Thus far in this war, 975 men affairs is not the only account of fiscal office at later service 100 new members will Despite unfavorable weather the partment’s Boston, Shlflett, 33, whose father, John D. Georgia avenue N.W.. and his wife, from the District area have world affairs that should be dis- he on the resides at be received by the congregation. I Mediterranean Allied Air Forces &tar helped pass $3,000,000 Shiflet, 4824' Del Ray ave- Miriam, lives in Brooklyn, N. 7. been reported killed. Qtye Etttttittg seminated." loan. nue, Betheeda, Md., has been wound- Flight Officer Schwarz is a nativei l.i ii.li—■■■————