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LOTS FOR SALE.

INDUSTRIAL AND FIRST COMMERCIAL;
feet on river road " mile from District
a 81 Ass nv sf1 x Gn M r.
tlonal $3.50
DESIRABLE CORNER LOT, ON 18th ST.
facing Government park; shade trees; 63c
Per 50; It: PERCY H. RUSSELL CO.. 1871
BUILD YOUR HOME AMONG CON0KN.
ial neighbors in restricted Westmoreland
Hills s;, lots from s1.sso; terms. WI. 9sss
%S THso M.ss MoeaER ssTs . sE.s
Running stream at rear Of lots. Perfectly
beautiful setting. Intended 70 build,
MR hfNEs CHESTNUT sssa ss $685. $50 each ca
8 FoUR-FAMLY FLAT SITES m WHITE
and sewer. available for other four Win
sis es5 5S! :1enn ssoHs %R
Row-HoUsE LOTS, IN DESIRABLE Lo-
cation; sewer and water available; street
PAUL sTosr in IA n' asa4
CHEVY CHASE VIEW. MD.
One block West Of Conn. ave on North
s Sniy 81 81 dgs snkiin st. 100 BY 1885, Price
,' WAITER A. BROWN; en-,
1415 Eye st. MA. 1852.
c MONTGOMERY COUNTY,
hard Surfaced road City water available.
IF JIHos Sc E. y yARREIL co; REALTORS
FOR $500 CASH
You can haYe your deed to q large wooded.
fully iimproyea lot in Aurora Hills, Va.
AURORA HILLS OFFICE,
= O..
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sylvRDAN PROPERTY ron REk1.

xVoV1oAN PROPERTY FOR RENT.
AL AassLlnlqTos Va. 400 MOTH lpoE.
t.roon Seuss With cii D burner and s-csI
& ssS ' e. xnsscn s aas
GROOM HOUSE m THE COUNTRY.
y 5,ssi;'i,ss e. Sa; Ssss K I ave: NJ. Rainier
A..v.h.. x36 per mo. See BERNARD KELLY.
Dale e., Capitol View. Forest Glen, Nd: IL
MAR CAN'T SPRINGS. MD;-5.R. AND
Earsee; 38-ft. chicken house; 3h acres
land; $40 mo. DAN ABBOTT. Clinton COW.
1928 N QUINCY ST. ARLINGTON. Va
Msafiy new Colonial brick home. newly dec.
Ssss full basement: garage; oil hsas'
ARlMoToN-LovELY HOME. CLOSE IN;
q rooms and sunroom, oil heat: 1Oc bus.
Is fs.e 4 sasI l.e hi.s e gov cH zo sa5S
ARLINGTON. ais LEE HIGHWAY
RRlasees, 2 baths maids r. automatic neat
m. RAINIER, MD. s417 HARRIS ST
6-foom bunsalow. ami: garage; SAY.
e.: ~ ss sS a5sIs4s Soss R
AkI.iNoToN-se0. coy FIyE-RooM
ssa sa Lee s H ssss e cH ssse * a1s
AARIINoToN,,5 AMP ROOM ,I.I HOUSES s
detached and semi-detacned, furnished or
mentsa Near school. stores and tTanspof-
SsSs5i sii' 1901 II
|NEARBY yIRGINIA-wE HAVE 9 BEAU:
|tiful detached homes in Belle Haven. about
H.v @n dTT cnb nr section ea nes
very popular with Army and Navy people.
.Ils church III %'s sss1 iaGR R0s'lsn; ssO mo-
P-R. AND B: MODERN BUNGALOW. FULL
Basement built.in garage; corner lot:
.er oorch full i 6s.e@ nj a0s sss sns
p. slassedIin sun porch, open fireplace st fuii
ss ssSSsT3zIses 81 U.s. : 81 r. St:
lIy1a9s HILLS Iaam, A.SSANP3 541,n.d
anfurnished. Two. g rooms. one and two
t'fs 2ok ss' f ena ssn ssss n'
Fooms. brick. oil heat, refrigerator; 2 blocks
lighland st. Chestnut 6013.
,tls. ne ATT. hc 30 3c
6ss4: ewes. Warf,eld 1881.
IN OLD ALEXANDRIA AND SUBURBAN
5sss Or q Tem apurasasd eau
kRINdTo2N. mo Is; Rms ISL NEWLY Wy
sSUe !ets 49, 4 bus hes man city
NEAR SILVER SPRING, Md ROOMS
end 6sth; gs garage; S4 neo mo- Can 5. /.
HYATTsvnLEL-6-RM. BUNGALOW, H
VII, large porches. Frigidaire. full attic; |
ey; 'e1 W1 a ans buses; $50 mo. 90 owens
SooN sRI Ss;n. HOUSE NJ NEW NEIGH a..
Boz. so. Phone Chestnut 1925.
5aAAIL ESTATE WITH CHARMING, RE
ktored home. furnished in antiques: 4 bed
Esehed servants quarters; acres. attrac-
lively handicapped, and boxwood garden;
,,a 9 sssa per &. NJ.
' dRE sas q MXGRUDER,'
$40 Wilson Blvd. Arlington, Va.
pr MT. W XSEHo %Np s 4EEx.
ssni:dss. eornsr. . rooms. bath s'' oil.
"a air eond heat. ..a,o
os roo SSa recreation room-oil air 9e eond.
Isis ( S. BnrzML. DI. 800
RIVERDALE, MD,
z23 JACKSON AVE.
0o4sehed BUNGALOW, rooms, kitchen |
I'd bath. basement. Hot-air heat. Lease.
n, VERNON CORP. NATIONAL 6536.
ARLINGTON, VA.
134p NORTH HARRISON ST.
Hve-foom bungalow. including two bed |
81, s'ni cs e cnsstn tS0Si 7s 'n'n '''
WALKER & DUNLOP, INC,
1900 18Th Of. NV. District 0224.
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THOs OWEN & SON. AUcT1oNEERs
TRUSTEES SALE OF yALUABIIiEs. ~; ~;
PROVED REAL EsTATE. CONSISTING
OF A TWO-STORY BRICK APART.
NJ sT 81 foY1 s1N kSaw M Hs RzsssA1ssads
IL; ss5s:9 so asss ss s. tss't II.
ana It the Tie Written request he party
secured thereby the in sTSnt of
P PTf%1seiD Day p OF 9o NoHE4pER AZ 1910:
As THREETAIRTY 9c 1S cF.m lM.' stu, tue
sss q Solqmsaia o. aaS sf'i e,
n ..Ve5 sTs's md az
said 1T ~ feet north from the southvest
sith the e, a ssa III line q said Ot
inches to the northwest corner OF saia I l ~,
s:. ess n.t h e e norest
Of said lot 104 feet 3M inches and thence
S ~ 10 pfset inches sns to eSe pace Of
ming. improved BY premises known - NO.
Terms d sale: Sold subject to :n ,nssSs;
IN ia1 iiSer ssss foie s$l q The issd record:
q TIE pistrict Gf cclrMSla; neg ~ sne
Wsshineton. b. O.. further. particulars Of
Which Vii be announced at time Of sale;
deed Of trust one-third II TO BE- paid N
cash, Of which . deposit Of $3.50 Win ee
IS secure6 81 second deed Of trust on the
property sold payable In one and two years
after date Of sale; yith interest ct the !efe
semi-snnuaIiy or All cash. at the option Of
the purchasers, Terms Of sale 70 Be con-.
piled With within IS days from date o. sac
resoid at the risk and cost Of. the defaulting
purchaser after ave days REIMBURSEMENT
In some newspaper publisned n Wesnine-
natioF recording and revenue stamps TO b
a tha expenSe Of the purchaser.
0EOR0E 3. ELEM1N0,
EDWARD L. H1LLY8R,
Trustees.
Once. Union Trust Co.,
nolS.iA.1B.l0.i ID. 10, 2O.22,2S,26
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09y!C3 ePAc1 Y60 p1lSIIpT 81 MAN
t1nity. fscsntiy eecSrled b dentist. ~
340-Y. star.
O8HmA1Lx OFFICE ON CONNECTICUT
ave; with mex1anine suitable for any
s sSssasasft e. Hsns ,7 Esss'ieas q Il. cH 4
hour tsiepSons ssersssrisi servsce SI privsts
phone Il desired. Call District 21O0.
EVANS BLDG,
1920 N. =. AVE. NV.
boei e sIna. seoS:
$26 to S36. Apply on premises or :.
QUINCY SMITH. INC. 900 18th ct. nv.
DESK SPACE foR RENT.
saosSsI c..t sSns. Il ~ susksAsz
woodward Bldg. Dl. 1920. DU. Al7O.
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ACREAGE FOR SALE.
REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE.

REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE
Mr.. 4th AND MD. AVE. N.E.-lO R., 2
b.. Rar.: home or invest: Q wonderful barg.:
$3.50 and $55 mo-; take auto. lot, dia. ring.
OWNER, Box 244-Z. Star. 17s
WHEN OTHER METHODS HAVE FAILED
sions unless we sell. N. c. HINES q SONS,
auctioneers and appraisers, Investment
Building, District 7739.
HAVE CLIENT WITH $4,000 EQUITY m
6-r.. ga b.. C. c., Nd, brick Diet. Colonial
house and $1,000 cash who wishes to
trade for equity in colored apt. or houses.
w. w. BAILEY. National 1870.
TRADE FOR HOME,
$4,000, nrst-trust note Secured on %
necessary. DI. 774O. Evenings, EN-. 6316.
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STORES FOR RENT.

Os~eO ~s~ sNss'ss
r 1s AUTS y e N cor e 40 Y
N NC. 1oi4 Vi. ave. pf. $40. o.
EXCELLENT STORE LOCATION, 33x55 Fl.
G n THRIVING 9dvI9Sut nearby sdS Virginia Community
iss Ssssh sseH s1iS . ssssia%xE4saS.
INC. l0l4 Vermont ave. District 62l0.
81 i:@.s 9S f.o a$oS snd sS sdo fsa5
THREE NEW sToRrs. 25x4s. ANNAN-
0t 1suF s s':Af:ss
LARGE STORE OR OFFICE ON THE
Moor pert on nrE SAX for
s9In Co. .'1 97s INK s s.. NV. a. "oo
ON q ST, NEAR 18th NW;-DEsIRABIE
n Es!i 1861 =:
1 sTirAsL sfW LgEsAseo sIos szRsiR s'
1 rs s.S$ sSs$ sss
1928 CONN. AVE. NV: .
Desirable location. near Shoreham and
% iS;assR:d: fsas s e.. s''S' heat
1905 4 zH 81 M. 8 lUi Ns.ls sSli ss4s.
I.r.. 3 .sose 81 AZ Uni Gn sabdivid..
Corner store at N st.. with 2-rm. apt;
sle'' and fa saa av 9Th ST. NV.
Downtown location; large store; heated.
7ss ,s1 E9 q Nv I DAVIS Hst CO. oasa
1909 9th ST. NV.
Good location. near City Bank; epproxi-
mately LOO 50. It,. suitable wholesale
" MI. VERNON CORP. NATIONAL $685.
SPECIAL BARGAIN.
1891 1SDpo! Itch cs st, ns NV
Double front show windows. fine light
showroom; room for parking and rear
Howenstein Realty Corp,
141s II st. NV. District 1877.
MONEY TO LOAN.
toANsLREAL ESTATE: lst AND 2nd
business "a eute oo. and personal METRo
Interest on nrst trust on improved b. G.
JESSE 1. HE1sKELL. Ills EYE ST. NV.
sEcoND-TRUsT MONEY
IoA AOAAc OWnc2o UuAAoGASs on ~
c., Md. and Va. property. Also signature
and collateral loans. Prompt service,
lowest rates. Open until $50 pm. PEG
PILES MORTGAGE CORP, Oil New York
ave. NV Ma. 4740.
MONEY ON SECOND TRUST.
We will buy second-trust notes. d. C..
1872 M n z a2s III. NV ssiisssi $3.50.
LOANS AT LOWEST INTEREST
Rates on d c. real estate Prompt service
QUICK End TRUST LOANS.
D. c-D.-vA. HOME OWNERS
See Us FirSt-Save Money.
PLENTY OF 2nd TRUST MONEY
LIST AND End TRUSTS CONSOLIDATED
BUILDERS PROBLEMS SOLVED
FREE CONSULTATIONS APPRAISA19.
WHATEVER YOUR LOAN NEEDS MAY BE
Colonial Investment Co.,
1929 L st. NV. DI. $3.50. 22e
AUTOMOBILE LOANS.
i LoANs %8 "a ASdTa2s1 A1To FTNAkcE
bERVICE, 2337 Champlain st. NV. IL
PERSONAL LOAN COMPANIES.
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n0.U. 10.T1. Tru8tee1.
THOMAS J. OWEN 8, SON. Auctioneers.
1431 Eve St NV

1881 Eye 81. NV.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE BEING A TWO, STORY De
EATHs viii H1HE rw E9e hs Ge e43
s s4SEvr KN NoRFH rs leo' BUCHANAN
s1rtHs Gs ~ ssI't1a fse sss
LAM and & hs Of p.ry
secured thereby the undersigned will sell
At pySls sSsticn in from, q ths PEeT nsy
OF NOVEMBER 1910. AT -FOUR O'CLOCK
premises situate in the District Of ColHm,
in Marv q. Mschen's subdivision Of lots
in SQUARED numbered Twenty-slx Hundred
and Ffty-t tse tssso .s. per plat e
; ;Ss i Pissfies 70 Of ' coiumSi. in fibsf 50 At
o7s & &: s nSI.,. ss to cash. ne
and three, years respectively. With interest
NUM- NJ nne . 1se . es ss 5, I Deed trust
the property sold. or all cash at the option
Of The purchase Take; paid or a a. ned
centum per .nnum: An eonyey,sncins;;
4 deposit q $500 90 vim * required &
II, a .m hfs, sac s and Hs,. 81 Ss d.s
sale. or deposit forfeited and the property
resold ut the cost and risk Of the De;
faultinp purchaser after. hvt 90 days
previous advertisement Of said resale In
some newspaper published In Washington,
J wRILEY JACOBS.
xM Ss sASI SECURITY AND
TRUST COMPANY.
BY: VIM. L. BEALE.
Vice President.
(9eel)-Attest:
A II. SHIILINdTON.
Assistant Secretary.
uo7 q 10 131H.16,l2,19.20
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CHOICE HOMESITE.

u acre, country club section of the most
desirable NV. locality. A corner plot. sur
paved street, etc. owner having acquired
this property as part payment Of . debt
will sacrifice for S4,950; less than 23c per
foot. VIM. A. HILL, District O668. Ewes,
$3.50 to pm, North OO67.
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LOTS WANTED.

IN NEARBY vA.-wILL PURCHASE SIN
gle or groups of lots. B. J. GREEN
HOUSE. 907 18th st. NV. Phone MA.
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Sz150 WITH MODERN HOUSE a BED
I'M ~ SO to $50 acres; committing distance
a Vosh., b. c.; must be reas. State full
SerSc1lers location And price in letter.
T1N1l6. ACREAGE OR FARM q 70
loo eereS. vicinity Potomac. Nd: must 8
foes. state full particulars location md
Sgteo IN letter. BOX 462-Y, Star,
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SAoDn A cS ss7s. NV"
Dves. SUM-, Nr. Rhodes. RA. 7239.

II ACRES, is MI D. C.
bsssnsnt. aSrsse. chicken house; land,
5osks hard rosd: ssautiiul stream; $3.50:
6rms. THviN RxMTY 60; CAN Hyatts-
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last ytn and toetanent Of set4 4eeease1.
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Hiaee. Ms Soi a.. sssi6S ssais s sse Is
Jubal =. Booth. deceased, and ell others
concerned. appear IN said Court On Non.
6 10 o,sieck An. e shcv ssa:s vhy
L ri pqsis: hereof ). paSiiss:d in &c
ming 0ear, once In each OF three success.
ave wells before the return DAY herein
lees thsn thirty days 6efeIs aid return
WAHAT chief Justice q SAD .fourt this
31st dag q October, A.D. 1870. 0oeaL)
Attest: VICTOR q. MENeCH. Deputy AsG.
lister Of wills for the District Of Column
bic. Clerk 81 the trobats Court. ne2.b,l0
ARTnUR PETR1 aaA WI. n. BADEN.
WSshinstSs. n. Il.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-29
Impetus to Reds

Communism is not only raising
its head among the war weary
peoples Of Europe, who are tired of
being half-starved. but reports
come also from Java. Indo-China
and India besides China and
Japan.
The party with whom I talked
in Shanghai had Just arrived by
air from Moscow by way of Central
Asia and Chungking. He said he
found all airdromes for more than
l 800 miles through Chinese Sin
kiang as far as Luchow under con-
troll of Russian officers.
Hitler has not given up his
grandiose Alexandrian dream and
effort of achieving. not by con-
quest but by diplomacy and CO.
ordinated aims. a coalition from
Gibraltar through Europe af1yiAsia
TO the Pacific. including Spain.
France, Germany Russia. Italy
Rumania. China and japan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-29
World Greets
Justice Murphy
On Detroit Visit
Here After Physical
Checkup, D e lu G e d
Wit h Fluctuations

Said by physicians TO be in per-
feet health after a three-day visit
to University Hospital. Ann Arbor.
for a complete physical checkup,
Supreme Court Justice Fra n K
Murphy was in Detroit Saturday
receiving New Years messages
and holiday greetings from friends
all over the world.
AT his apartment in the Hotel
w hitler the telephones were
swamped with calls as kilograms
carrying the seasons greetings
poured in from every state in the
Union.
Murphy will stay in Detroit for
a weeks visit with his brother,
Judge George Murphy of Record
er's Court. who soon will be called
for active duty with the Navy
Air rorps
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-29

had been much debated in the
immediate circle around Hitler.
The younger Nazi firebrands,
representing the radical left
wing party as opposed to- con-
sentative Goering and the in
fuence of the general staff, has
been advocating the forcing of
America into the war to check
the stream of material toward
England.
Hitler it is understood here. still
insists on waiting, believing that
his undersea campaign. with an
expected $50 TO 200 submarines by
the end of April, together with ali
bombings will batter thoughts of
the desirability of peace into the
British heads.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-29
Report Smile
London Blaze
Nazis Also Claim Big
Damage to Ships
", international News service

BERLIN. Dec. 2s.-,-A huge con-
Migration extending about five
miles north and east Of Hyde Park
ragged in London following a dev-
astating German air raid in which
tons of high explosive and incen-
diary bombs we're rained on the
city. authoritative sources am
nounced tonlght.v
This major attack was carried
out by the luftwaffe Friday night
and early Saturday. II was stated
with great numbers of bombers
concentrating their fire on the
east end Of the British capital.
Aerial reconnaissance produced
photos of the damage which were
said to have revealed a wide path
of destruction Returning pilots
said that during the raid huge
sheets of flame were viSib' and
indicated that many small fires
had merged into one vast confla-
grafton
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-29
Need for Supplies

One admiral remarked that
should America become involved
in conflict in the Pacific the navy
would need from 100000 to $780,
900 tons of shipping tor trans
porting supplies.
Exceptionally o b je ctive and
clear-seeing American naval cir
Giles have asked the question
whether Washington diplomacy
had not made the same blunder
with Japan that England did with
Russia?
Would not unsentimental. active
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-29
Not Desperation

The fuehrer. so il is claimed
takes the attitude that 10 deliber-
ately bring the United States in
presently would be interpreted as
a move of desperation, just as he
interprets Churchill's passionate
appeal to the Italians 10 fight
England's own battle" by over
throwing MuSsolini as an obvious
sign of England's desperate plight
Moreover ii is said that Goering
is confident that American war
plane deliveries cannot possibly
reach a point where they might
menace Germany's air superiority
before Autumn, if then.
To precipitate America into the
conflict if Germany finds it adj
vantageous or expedient is said to
be in Berlin's cards.
High American naval officers !
have talked with on this tour eX-
pressed themselves cautiously as
puzzled and even disturbed that
Washington. while pursuing a
course which may easily lead to
war in the Pacific in the coming
year, is nevertheless giving Brit
ain priority on planes, ships and
materials needed by our own army
and navy if war came suddenly.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-29
Reveals
Soldier Only IS

FORT CUSTER, Dec. 2S.-The
arny's youngest soldier returned
TO Fort Custer today from leave at
] is home in Milwaukee, Wis. and
With him came his true Identity
larry Wohlfeil, 10
Wohlfeil enlisted with his par
r IS consent rs Joseph BeZak. is.
:, IS parents. With whom he spent
{ sl-2stmas. agreed not 10 reveal
t.at he had enlisted under the
r..ne Of a friend OF the family.
] 7-c x. reading IN q Wisconsin
Ibner Of his return home from
Caster, caused an investigation.
An army investigation disclosed
The youths passion for army life.
\ When confronted At the Port
Woaifcil said:
81 like the army an0 intend to
stay in for 80 years. I'm getting
a. education a. good as l would
be At home and I'm. getting
r~-~V training too I'm studying
3 n end hoe TO he an officer
he day"
N'ohlfel who enlisted for three
vears. said hcWaS going 10 study
Hard and get am Of GERS com
rtission Fe said lie has q c.Il
back home Vha is glad he coined
the army
Lieu. LOWS r. Simon. Wehi-
feils 1rill master. Sad.
"He's an fufeIli~euf and fytrT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-29
Italians Fighting
Back in Air, Sea

ROME. Dec %. - GNS) - By
larE and sea. Fascist air, artillery
and naval forces smashed British
Totorizcd detachments in the
Bardia area of Libya, the Italian
high command reported today,
Backed by the air force one
Italian motorized column destroyed
an enemy motorized detachment
and captured its men in one en-
gagemcnt. In still another. Fascist
naval units off the Libyan coast
opened fire on armored detach-
mentS thereby dispensing small
enemy g pups and reducing mo-
toriled tillery 10 silence
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-29
To the Winner

Devoid of all sentinentality, the
intensely realistic and practical
and ENTHUSIASTICALLY minded Chi
neSe will turn toward the power
which wins in Europe.
Disagreeing on many 9th @ r
points with Hitler. MuSsolini and
Stain, China and Japan are united
in one aim-ousting British i'm
perjalism from the Far East.
Washington and London stlll
talk of preserving the status quo
in Europe ana ASA
1t is a mental mirage
Status quo is static history II
has not been achieved since Joshua
commanded the sun to stand still
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-29
Kiefer's Cost

Just for rough comparison
Budget Director David V. Addy
Investigated yesterday to find out
what IT is costing Detroit -taxpay-
ers to provide only the mainte-
nance" for Herman Kiefer Hospi-
tal--a medical institution whose
original cost was only 81 400, 900.
The present annual maintenance
cost of Herman Kiefer exclusive
of the costs of caring for patients.
Is 7274 936. an item which IS eat
= up the entire original invest
]'t1f Of te hospital every eight
l1- tot aoaHal cost of operat-
Tern <ieler Hospital. in
a.uGGug les of physicians and
nurses az everything else that
goes into caring for patients,
amounts 10 81 1872 9l5 a year
The proposed $50, 100000 med
ical center will contain many
buildings besides the hospital.
Some of these. such as classroom
buildings. library and office build
ings. should have a much lower
maintenance cost than a hospital.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-29
Claim Another sunk

The German high command com
munique stated d returning U-boat
reported sinking feHI. enemy -mer-
chant vessels totaling 24.340 tons
Other reports claimed an enemy
tanker Of between 5000 and 5000
tons had been hit by a bomb while
under convoy. It was believed the
tanker sank.
The communique also claimed
another U-boat sank the armed
British merchant vessel Walotira
1929 tons.
During the night, the com
munique stated, small numbers OF
Royal Air Force bombers flew
into the coastal regions of Ger
man-occupied territory but were
unable to drop bombs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-29
lediCa| Center
TO Cost
I Million a Year
20 Million Dollar Gift
for Project Seen Ex-
pens I'VE Item

~ o s started looking
about SAT- day for some assurance
/ cceptance of the $4,000, 900
a frcdical center in Memo
ark. located on the riverfront
al last Jefferson avenue and Burns
q will not prove an expensive
j 4Iy for the taxpayers.
Now that the first burst of en-
thusiasm for the proposed philan-
thropic venture has quoted down,
budget bureau experts are sharp
ening their pencils for the Job of
estimating the all important item
of maintenance cost. which will be
borne by the taxpayer.
II is the job of the budget bureau
to be cynical. espectattoE5after ii
was estimated that the annual up
keep of the proposed center would
cost s.. 100000.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-29
Here for Reunion

The Justices sister, Mrs Mar
guerite Teahan. and his brother
in-laW, William Teahan, and their
3-year-old daughter, Mary Aurora,
came here from Washington early
this week for the family reunion.
Saturday Justice Murphy lunched
with old friends and presented
William T. Skrzycki. former water
board commissioner, with check
for himself and his Brother.
George. for the Allied Festival for
Polish War Relief 10 be held in
Convention Hall January II to 10.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-29
J. Thomas Smith Quits
As Lehr S Assistant

The resignation If J. Thomas
Smith As assistant United States
district attorney was announced
Saturday by District Atty. John c.
Lehr Smith. who has been an
assistant since 1896 and presented
evidence IL the grand Jury which
resulted IN the indictment of
former Mayo Richard " Reading
on income tax evasion charges. Will
enter The private practice Of law.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-29
Manchester Victims
Buried in | Grave

MAN HE ST e. r, Dec. 2S.-
GNS)-With relatives their only
mournerS, u victims of the mass
German air raid on Manchester
were buried today in a common
grave.
LONDON, Dec. 2S- (INS)--
The childhood home of Charles
Dickens was damaged in recent
air raid, British authorities re-
vealed today
The historic house is situated
/ in Chatham.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-29
New Hamtramck Controller

Mayor Walter Kanar of Ham,
tramck on Saturday announced
the appointment of William Roy
Bradford as acting city controller,
succeeding Peter (. Szynlczak,
who resigned to assume a state
position. Bradford has been dep
uty controller for "a years.