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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06
Lithuanian Pioneer Dies

RIO DE JANEIRO. April $
INS) MartinaS Yeas. said to be
one Of the founders Of Liihuania.
died here today of a heart attack
while en- route 10 the United
States.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06

Shek are pressing Tor Gaining OF 9
national assembly f@ally to give
China constitution after 30
years existence as a republic.
The speech in Westinghouse
Chinese Ambassador Hu Sinh has
raised the question of whether a
one-party system of government
such as the Chinese have modeled
after the Soviet Russian, can be
called a democracy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06
{ hieken Farms for Sale

CoLChED Ilsrtie -ehAfsan -fsfnf- pFavre
anr Beverly Reads. s. Gown starting
tuIdlrE 50 weekly. i0res Columbia
lo11 MADISON 57ss
CONSULT fhe.eniarrsd Real Estate llstinEs
TIE BIS sunday Tines Want a
Section
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06
Money to Loan
On Real Estate

ARRANGE nrst mortgage or sen your land
so1fract 20 reliable Edward Henkel Co.
Hammond building Cadillac PESO
Is YoIfR PROPERTY FOREcLosEDs
OR SOLD FOR TAxEST NEED MONEY
Wr5te ~ conhdeneg. give It'll particulars
Ajdfess Box B-5f15 The Detroit Times
LON payment loan. any home. BiGELoW
aaa Dime Rnud-ng. CHEHRY 0laI.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06

MORTGAGES - stores, apis, dwellings,
low rates. Holden a Reaume, RA. sis4
MORTGAGES - Old and new property
Kahn 4 Coz. 2i5 Bsrlum Tower ca. 1850
REFINkNCE land contracts readtust
ranntL.A - .-..-s--s..ss-.--
rates. Detroit and suburbs. Telephone,
representative will call Union Mortgage
Co. 1900 linton Guardian RIGS Oh. 1850
See H. G.. WOODRUFF. INC, for
mortgages un your tnrroved property.
1906 Union Guardian Bldg. Cherry 2737
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06
BY JERRY PETIT

News transmitted by the far-of
thud of drums. the primitive dot
dash of smoke signals. the flicker
ing of photographs on distant hills,
and the pulse OF radio waves. often
has changed the course Of military
history
Without proper means OF COM
munication, no army can function
successfully as combat oEgahiza-
ton, hence the signal corps IS
one Of the most vital arms of the
army of the United States
BY motorcycle. airplane. homIng
pigeon. telephone. teletype. tele-
graph and radio the signal corps
speeds the army'S messages. It
also develops, procureS, and sup
plies signal, meteorological. and
Photographic equipment for the
= riaa y and itrrot4ttt.---Tif1t-r,r.r
and motion pictures for purposes OF
training and for historical record.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06
Real Estate Wanted

BUYEEs-Ary East. side property. casa
tens Blrd ivanhoe $3.50.
Cash faf am real estate schwalta. 4zi
look Building. Cadillac f2le
READY CASH BUYERS r asea. Tets
apartments. ee.area. TE- l-aes6. - Yer
---4-1a
sT%GLEs- FLATs-hP ART1tF>TS
Arv section regardless - fHr4I Ii.r. faeH
voting W-ts or cali ftLroy asia.
2tls Grafef
cOLORFD 1lYers ws.flres CAsN ~
HAND AnH section snEies fats.
apsrfmeuts Temt-1as Temple i--te1.
Real Estate 70 Exchange
Will eSenarre $50 acres rIes aef'dIres
fof hone % Detroit For' Yl5lires write
rinca Realty Charlotte Mol
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06
suburban ReaI E.tate 70, Sole

BIRMINGHAM BLOOMFIELD
SUBURBAN ENVIRONMENT
WITH CsTY IMPROVEMENTS
That r. what makes living On ne country
- dfH Ehtfal. You can have both IN Bloom.
ufld Nilage 81 a moderate Cos;
LOOK At THEsE BARGAINS l-
I acre. with al tmp7sVrmeais water
sewer Ess electricity sidewalks
iz Have roads shade trees o. - $50
lat LOON lee ...-.. .....-...t .... 81 -ao
Hrt elNIsl -.. 81 24a
Wooded lot saNfT1. ...... 81 $50
All these and many other hIshly aCsir-
able sites r RLpoMffELu VILLAGE the
most heautfui. residential development IN
suburban Detroit Taxes about Ia bf what
Trey are iu Detroit eur Roowfeld Village
81 - West Maple ard CFanhruk Roads.
open fetsY . g. .. FL s7f7 OF Is ham -
ITDSON BRApWhY COMPANY
ULNces nkIruLt .Hrri ElrnulI--L---l-
QI u FASHIONED colonial house over
l15klnr valley. 3a2tl shiaWassec Farm
fnEf0u. Mich
RESTRICTED homesftes at surprisingly
Iow prices. rueEey. Birmingham si6
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06
A GOOD LOCATION


Audrey at 1895 East e-Mne
Nogng's Gardens. y mile west of Mound
I'd LARGE LOTS, s0xi35; EASY TERMS.
Good garden soil; water. gas. electricity.
WE WILL ASSIST YOU TO
Build Your Home Here II You Wish
ALSO = AND ACRE GARDENS
j. HOSTE 1926 EAST s-MlLE ROAD
a NEW HOUSE on X ACRE
inlshee INSIDE except fixtures. Only 81 500.
$500 dn.. SIS mo. lnq. office 7-Mile at
Middle Belt Clarence J. Boldt PL. 1873
ACT QUICKLY $50 buys garden plo,
s0xl2o and materials Tor 24x20 unfin.
ished home SIS starts you. owner or
rrUUFrty frvr~t- t--ttet-.4,4iftf Il staa
la-Mlle road sunday all day.
ADJOINING airport, lets S4s each, New,
mar. EeQrss and Middiebelt Rds
An IDEAL place 10 locate "a Mile be
tween John r. and Deqmndre, Han
acres. $3.50. easy terms. Heath Realty
u Aile Mound
ASK me about our new better Financ,
Plan. p acre. Nr stores and schools
All material furnished for 4-room home
Investigate now call DE. 1882 W. or driv,
out 70 Van Born and lpkster Spads today
AT LAST you can buih your own HON,
under our new Finance Plan Fun n
acre. Restricted. modern community. Buic
your own and save the difference. Cal
'TE. 2-542s. or drive out 90 Van Born anc
l1ks'et roads today
CAPE COP model near Plymouth. larg,
ISIS; good Mater cleo needs work IN
SIDE. Sle0 down, SIS month Newman
Michigan avenue al Lott road,
DON'T MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY
NeW j story home 100 It on pave
ment: city water. gas bus Interior need.
fuishinE Only S115 down Newman
Se1ocicran ~ Middiehelt " APO.
tlAE AcREs-Clase % West SIDE indus.
tries beautiful trees, cory home chicken
aHf 40 IN
tiedier 1905 Telegraph pear varborn.
HALE ACRE close 10. oaiv $3.50. SO down
Fhore TrombleN FL. 1861
HURON RIVER. ~ acres on pavement
$50 Gown Newman. New Boston
PLYMOUTH RD. sCHOoLCRAFT RD%
LfFsn road. All choice locations some viii
riv water, half acres or more low price
WIH please YOU taxes very low. We VII
pald ~ YOU Once Plymouth road, cor
stsfs. knght Menard c.. @. 726A
SHADE trees. CITY conveniences. 1o0-foo'
pavement frontage app. p acre; s.
down IEWIS KiGHT 4 HINES. 3o12i
Gfatot. ~ ~ -@Ae road
SPECIAL TO-DAY. half sfres on Little MacI
between TO and 10lr Nile roids Sales
ore Ralph schneider 2as14 = Jefferson
81 car shores. Resevnle o7so.
VfrT.k fsf ~ fsrty@ ld0T31t water sewer
Eas close - business district S85 down
Newman. Fort 81 at Allen I'd
2s6z8{ FT Wooded AZ 9d320 Sswmsi
GrFe ~ Fsrt ard Ghfsltsr roads. Com
-r.sfe pafh fa1rafu.n house fHr 81 so
car hs bought on very reasonable terms a
~ T. Crowley Atlantic 1850
3-F0oM cottage q af acre Is mile
nm cry Hal ~ SOUTH River Road
NE Cfmeuss $3.50 foan Inquire 264l
s1uih tlye- Road TsIephons 23fs-J2
rs hcREs ia Eas' Der near Gratiat
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06
subursoa Real Estate for Sale

MOTT 80 -s-r,au r116err inflIafsd
t.sar...f rtef safaEse. a. Gee, -. tsel
ssrEer" EarhrNs fsf
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06
Signal Corps
Vital Arm of
Combat Forces
photographs, r d d 10,
Pigeons, Etc, Used
in Military Strategy

(This IS the seventh OF =
series OF articles describing the
various arms and services of
the army of the United StateS.)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06
Vast Radio Network

This unit operates the army's
net of li6 fixed radio stations, and
is charged with interceptinG en-
envy radio messages and locating
enemy radio stations. lis experts
redesign commercial communica-
ton products and inventions for
military use
In war. troops Of the signal
corps handle all signal commune
cation at the headquarters OF divi-
Sions and larger units and at the
general headquarters of the entire
army The infantry. cavalry and
field artillery install and operate
their own signal communication
systems in the formal battle areas.
When there are COMMERCIAL
telephone and telegraph lines in
the area Of operations. the signal
corps leases them. using wires.
poles and offices for army pur-
poses For wire lines close 70 the
fighting front. field wire is laid
on the ground from signal corps
croSS-country trucks and from
man-CraWn and man-Carricd reels.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06
Repair Vital Breaks

Breaks often occur in such lines
during battle and they must then
be repaired as quickly as possible.
50 that higher commanders can
keep contact with their fighting
units. Linesmcn must leave their
shelters. follow the wire and often
repair the line under FIRE Tho
signal corps. therefore. rs one OF
the combat units.
Signal corps men have. on many
occasions. been credited with re-
versing the tide of battle from
defeat 10 victory. History is filed
with stories Of nick-of-time mes
sages and Of men who stuck
heroically TO dangerous signal
posts
Today radio finds extensive Use
in the army The signal corps has
several types of long range sets
which are carried IN trucks and
operated from buildings or tents
at important headuuarter,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06
Map Pacific Super-Axis
To Solve Issue in East
Japanese Naval Officers
Informally Discuss Cooperative
Moves by u. S., Britain, Japan

By KARL II. Won WIEGAND

- Years
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06

THIS r n good building lncafian ON Van
b-r n ci', water ~ fall price 81 sou.
TERMS 20 suIf
ono n shat
zq1AE Fard Boad Dearborn 20u0
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06
A Omit Mistakes

In the spirit of good-natueed
giVe-and-take. this probably was
one OF The frankest talks between
Americans on one side and Japa-
nese -nn-the other that has vet
taken place
A spade was not called trowel.
In a pleasant atmosphere, the
Americans held up TO the japanese
the alleged sins of Japan in plain
sailors and business mans Ian
guage. rendered unoffensive by
amusing pleasantries.
In very quiet and quizZical
manner and tone, the japanese
admitted not a few of those
errors and came back strongly
with the "mistakes" of Washing
ton hex policy Of embargoes
which cut off raw materials; the
big naval. demonstration in the
Pacific; Americas assumption of
the role of mentor TO Japan-a all
of which had scared Japan into
the European Axis.
One of the participants. who
knows Russia we'll seemed "a
voice the views of all present
when he said:
"Stalin i'm the kremlin Is sit
ting pretty. Too few in Europe,
America, Japan and China real
i've that we are all working for
Moscow"
Weary of War
There appeared to be agreement
on the following points:
Japan is weary and wants
peace. Chungking and the Chi
nese peoples are equally weary
after four years Of conflict and
lust as strong in their desire for
peace.
Japan wants no war with
America. America really does
not want 10 20 to war In the
Pacific.
Another point on which there
was full agreement was that the
end Of the current wars. whatever
be their outcome, will bring IT
deadly earnest such economic
problems as unemployment, the
feeding Of peoples. and industrial
establishments which will preoc-
cupv governments TO the exclusion
Of all else.
Element, around Chang Rai.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06
Business Property for Sale

Is slSEss CORNER Fronting Michigan
Hycuae near WAYNE room building.
eas tanks nm IDEAL for road house. Eas
station or uther business price s. 500 easy
terms. fic1ler. fsuf ie.egrarh near Nsn-
born
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06

ACRE LOT tBefkleyl Water sewer
5000; kAMFE. III west Ffth. Roysl
OAK
ARCHpALE, near Plymouth I'd. $375
FORRER. X Of Plymouth RI 49,. 375
MONTROSE NJ Plymouth RI paved 40G
RUTHERFORD, corner Of Elmira. $50
WINTHROP, near v Chicago ,-..,, AS
SUSSEX n ~ fireman ..-... 900. 400
ROUNTREE. 1920 Plym IN I'd. We. 5l50o
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06
LOTS IN
FITZPATRICK VILLAGE

Granaviue az Joy ruad al 80-foot vide
sss0 Vermont 5-3e37 vermont 6-ip29
LOIs-in Denny High section $3.50, otness
FLA approved 10 the city S2la. VIII
build See brick model. 1850 Wilired.
Live building Job man wanted
MORROW CIRCLE. wEsT-Near Tire
mar 40xl2a ait improvements. 1850;
owner OEegon 1926
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06
Little Farms for Safe

A BARGAIN 50 $50 TERMS
New rooms bath. : acre garden soil
bis trees. open today 1880 W Eight
Nile. near Telegraph. University l-S5s6
A BARGAIN 10 acres, Huron River Drive
mr. West I'd; part woods. nr. school.
1880, terms. Crossmsn. no. 64i4.
A BEAUTIFULLY HANDICAPPED small farm,
in Fiat Rock, home. garage, city water
81 200, $500 down crossman. HO- 644i.
X BEAUTIFUL 5 acres. high and dry, ex-
celent soil. paved road. near Fiat Roek
$3.50 terms. Crussman. HO. 6444
A CHANCE OF A LIFETIME
see our small farms. 70xl77, with only
$50 down, s. mo Also
SMALL HOMES
with large garden tracts q nearly finished
near schools stores, etc
STOI.ZENFEL HOME SITES
1885 RYAN Ed between and IO-Mle
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06
BEVERLY HILLS

poxI35. S675 ready for building FLA
approved. Very low taxes.
KNIGHT MENARD CO. CADILLAC 726i
DEARBORN
Beautiful subdivision near Warren and
outer Drive $50 lots; Detroit water, great
trees and rolling terrain. J. Lee Baker
Co. Randolph 26io.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06
Caniff. Store. Flats. 81. 500
FIRsT NATIONAL BANK
Industrial Property
For Sale or Lease

SOLID BRICK 6 600 So r. suitable for
shop or 'manufaciuring purpose - OO0
down RA $3.50
WYANDOTTE Michigan stores on Maiu
Business Street near Industrial center
Call Ntnewood 2-22is. Wyandotte Savings
Bank
Evening star., 1941-03-01
Brookmont Baptist.

Brookmont Baptist.
At II am. the Rev. Marion w.
Royal will be assisted by the choir
in giving a song sermon" entitled
Seven Steps to Jesus" The Rev.
Mr.. Royals topic at 7:45 pm. will
be "A Song Without Words"
Rockville Christian.
Spiritual Attitudes" is the topic
Of the Rev. j. Virgil Lilly for II am.
Bethesda First Baptist.
The Rev. j. Raymond Nelson will
speak on United Christian Effort"
at 10:55 am. At 7:45 pm. the Rev.
w. G. Dram, pastor of Christ Me-
mortal Christian Church, will de-
liver the sermon.
Bethesda Chevy Chase Lutheran.
Topic of the Rev. Raymond A.
Vogeley at IL am. will be God
Offers His Grace"
Hyattsville First Baptist.
At IL am. the Rev. B. P. Robert
son will preach on Walking With
God" The Rev. j. M. B. Long will
speak at 8 pm.
Mount Rainier Methodist.
The Rev. Robert K Nevitt will
conduct holy communion at IL am.
At 8 pm. he will preach on Limit
ing God"
Suitland Christian.
sold Out" will be the Rev. Rob-
ert L. Whittenbergs topic at 10 am.
Trinity Evangelical Lutheran.
The Rev. Edwin E. Pieplow will
speak at $50 and IL am. on ''The
Cross and 5he Church" and at 8 pm.
on "The Two Professions.
All Saints Episcopal.
The Rev. Henry Teller Cookies
II am. subject will be 'Tempta-
ton"
Mount Zion Baptist.
The Rev. C. A. Brubaker will
preach at 10 am. on 1.-THE Road to
Jerusalem" and on the same subject
at 1880 am. in Cedar Grove Bap-
tist Church. He will speak on
whats in a Name?" at 2:30 pm.
in Germantown Baptist Church.
Cabin John Methodist.
The Rev. DR.. G. Ellis williams,
superintendent of the West WASH
ington district, will preach at 2:30
pm. and conduct the fourth quar-
terly conference after the service.
Capitol Heights Christian.
The Rev. o. F. Sherwood will
speak at pm. on "Christ's Limit
less Invitation and Promise"
| Mount Rainier Christian.
The Rev. Fred L. Miller will speak
at 10:45 am. on Jesus Calling You"
and at 7:45 pm. on Facing Life
Alone"
Camp Springs Methodist.
The Rev. Henry II. Rowland win
preach at 8 pm. on Pride Before
Destruction: The Story of o Life"
| Bethesda Christian.
Obedience, or the Laboratory
Method in Spiritual Things" will
be the Rev. William G.. Oram's
II am. sermon theme.
1
Potomac Methodist.
The Rev. E. c. Soper will speak
at II am. on For What Can We
Pray In Time of War;"
RatheSda Methodist
Evening star., 1941-03-01

BY the Associated Press.
ANNAPOLIS, March Routine
proceedings of the Legislature yes
terday included:
Evening star., 1941-03-01
MaryIanders Pay Tribute
AT Funeral Of Byron
By the Associated Press.


HAGERSTOWN, Md, March L.
Marylanders paused today to pay
final tribute to Representative
Byron, popular 45-year-old Demo-
crat, whose career was cut short
by death in an airplane crash near
Atlanta.
A congressional escort accom-
panying Mr.. Byron's body arrived
in Washington by train early today
from Atlanta
From Washington, the cortege was
to bring Mr.. Byron's body to st.
Johns Episcopal Church here,
where it was to lie in state.
Private family services were ar
ranged this afternoon at the home
of the Representatives mother, Mrs.
]. G. Byron. Church services we're
scheduled afterward, with the Rev.
DR.. Walter Byron Stehl, rector, on
ciating.
Interment will be in Riverview
Cemetery at Williamsport, Mr..
Byron's home.
Active pallbearers will be State
Senator E. Stuart Bushong, Judge
Joseph D Mish, Charles S. Lane, Sd;
Philip Winebrenner, Frank w. Mish,
jr.; Ross Hostetter, Louis Mabley Of
Detroit, and A. S. Mason of Norfolk.
Honorary pallbearers included Mr..
Byron's Maryland colleagues in the
United States Senate and House Of
Representatives, Maryland State
officials and legislatdrs, municipal
officials of Hagerstom and VIII
Transport and his business asso-
ciates..
Mr.. Byron is survived by widow
and five sons.
Evening star., 1941-03-01
Frontier Colonies Spring Up
Near Aberdeen Army Posts

lies have lived for months In small
trailers. Tourist cabins are all oc-
cupied and one operator said he
turned down so requests for cabins
a day"
BY night, parked cars dot the
highways over 20-mile area.
Trailers are grouped in new com
munities." Private homes and farms
have become temporary apart
ments." Elsewhere, crude settle
ments of shacks have mushroomed.
Saving money against the day
when jobs end, the workers have
turned to card games, political and
farm discussions for amusements.
Women have taken up old-fash-
ioned quilting and sewing circles.
Grocery storekeepers said they
cant keep anything in stock" SO
great is the buying boom.
The Army soon will begin con-
struction of 500 houses here, $50
more at Edgewood. But they may
be inadequate. By summer 5000 to
1000 more workers are expected to
be employed at the Army posts.
Evening star., 1941-03-01
Leaders Brave Snowsform
To Attend Rites for Nice
D, the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
BALTIMORE, March 1.-Leaders
of both the Republican and Dem
ocratic parties In Maryland for the
past 80 years braved snowstorm
yesterday to attend the funeral of
former Gov. Nice.
Gov. O'Conor, Mayor Howard w.
Jackson, members of the General
Assembly and other political lead
ers crowded the home of the third
Republican to serve as Maryland's
Governor since the Civil War.
Services were conducted by the
Rev. Daniel L. Ennis, pastor of
Elderslie Methodist Church.
Honorary pallbearers included not
only Republicans with whom Nice
had associated politically for many
years, but also representatives of
all governmental branches Of the
city and State.
Among them were judges OF the
Supreme Bench of Baltimore and
of the county circuits.
Monumental Conn mandery,
Knights Tempfar, took charge of
ceremonies after brief services by
the Rev. Mr.. Ennis. Burial was in
the Mausoleum at Greenmount
Cemetery.
Evening star., 1941-03-01
Snow and Ice
Cause Minor
Auto Accidents
Six Persons Injured
Near Laurel; February
Death Toll Is Three

Hard-packed snow which turned
to ice on Washington streets and
sidewalks caused q number of minor
traffic accidents and several falls as
the District ended February with a
better traffic safety record than the
corresponding month in 1910.
Three trafIic deaths occurred last
month, compared with the five ia
talities recorded during February,
1910. The toll for the first two
months of last year, however, totaled
10 deaths, while in January alone
of this year 13 persons were killed
in auto accidents.
The traffic fatality record for
January, February and March of
1910 reached a total of 16 persons
killed. This year the District al
ready has had 16 persons killed in
only two months. AS result, Wash
ington must maintain a clean slate
for March even to equal last years
mark.
Accident Near Laurel.
The most serious accident in the
Washington area occurred near
Laurel about 1:30 am. today. Chris
tian Hoffman of Belmar, N. j., was
taken to Casualty Hospital by the
Bladensburg Rescue Squad and
treated for q fractured skill and
lacerations.
Also seriously injured in the same
accident were Christian Hoffman,
jr, 4, treated for a fractured skull;
Richard Klindt, 47, 514 3 street
Sc, treated for conclusion, and
Lena Foldes, SIS, of Long Island,
N. Y, conclusion. Less seriously
hurt were Mrs. Hoffman, 40, and
Charles Foldes, SO, of Long Island.
Ebert Matthews, so, of Long Is
land, N. Y, was injured seriously
when he was struck while standing
beside his car on Lee highway in
Fairfax County, Va. He was ad-
mitted to Emergency Hospital for
treatment Of a compound leg frac-
ture and broken ribs.
Injured in Collision.
Edward Bromwell, "a, of 1920 M
street NV, was taken to Casualty
Hospital for a fractured collarbone
after the car in which he was a
passenger collided with another at
Eleventh and P streets NV.
Also treated at Casualty was Will
liam e. Holmes, colored, Il, of 5210
Blaine street NE, injured on Nine
teenth street Sc. near East Capitol
street when his car struck a pole.
Injured in falls were Edith Gal
liant, 81, 2310 Ashmead place NV,
who received a head injury when
she fell on a curb at Nineteenth
street and Virginia avenue NV;
John Coates, colored, 81, of 1854
Nichols avenue Sc. and Viole
johnson, colored, As, 1910 New Jer-
sey avenue NV, who fell on an icy
sidewalk in the $500 block of N
! street NV. .-ss=-z--- -.-.
Evening star., 1941-03-01
By the Associated Press.


ABERDEEN, Md, March l.
Strange frontier colonies" of fami-
lies keeping house in snow-swept
autos, trailers and tourist cabins are
springing up here near two BOOM
ing Army posts.
They live-hundreds of workers,
their wives and children from
nearby States-in rough emergency
quarters, going back to customs of
frontier days for amusements, while
awaiting completion of Government
housing projects.
Rapid expansion Of the Aberdeen
Proving Grounds and Edgewood
Arsenal brought parade of work
ers to build barracks for selectees,
Army testing buildings and other
structures. They came so rapidly
they soon exhausted living quarters
in this old, settled section of Mary
land.
Some men have slept in their au-
tomobiles for weeks, keeping their
engines running for warmth. Fami-
Evening star., 1941-03-01
Prince Georges Votes
On Soil Conservation

Prince Georges County, Md,
farmers today were voting at spe-
cial polling places throughout the
county on the question of establish
ing a soil conservation district In
the county.
Approval of the proposal would
enable farmers in the county to OBJ
tain aid. from both Federal ard
State agencies in dealing with the
erosion problem.