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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-17
Income Bungalows for Rent
Furnished

MARK TWAIN. 1877 linear Grand Elyeri
Large, exclusive, broom upper, beau
tIfuIly furnished two bedrooms, $50
month; garage vermont 7-0ffl
WFsTPHAIIA. 1882 tMcNtchols. Grsti0t
secilonl Groom upper furnished. Pin
gree S3g7
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Male Help Wanted
Lucas Boring Mill Operator

Lucas Boring Mill operator
for second shift must be highly expert
enced in precision tool work highest wages,
plenty Of overtime. state reiertnce. Apply
Box $3.50. Detroit Times.
MAN for established coffee route between
ages 1870; experience unnecessary. We
nav ali expenses while trailing. guaranteed
saiary commission and bonus, fast adj
yancement % right man. Eureka Tea co.
4Sli Waba SIN.
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81 AND cHRONiC DfsEAsEf
Special Notices

CHRISTMAS trees wholesale. nice MIehi-
gan Balsaus. Spruce, reasonable. 1881
East McNicho.s road
CLARENCE BIGGER. joe Plant Contact
Harrison Bigger. here from wyoming.
before December % HATTIE Bigger 23I
Brady.
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LOCAL FIRM

Can use women over 2s for part time
sales work lb-hbur week. Apply 20 Bon
B-66ls. Detroit Times.
RIAL SILK HOSIERY MILLB viii employ
10 women, full or part time. take orders
lNYLON HOSIERY during Holiday Sale
Free pair with each 3 pair order, for
Apply at once, Park Ave. Bldg, 2Oll PARK
avenue
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Real Estate Wanted
ALL cAsH FOR YOUR PROPERTY

ALL CASH FOR YOUR PROPERTY
MABARAK. 2g35 Mt Elliott FL 1892
T. X ttt5--hny- east ria- -rrop-rty -ensti,
terms. Burd. Ivanhoe 1910.
Cash real estate sales. trade last Side
property. "a hour service Pettine
Plaza 1890.
CASH for homes or fats properly priced
sNEDLEY, 40 r WARREN--TE. l-6ie2
WANTED RMNG HOUSES. Fits. APIS.
sWansOn, 40i Cadillac 50 BOZ OK 3sSs
81 800 DOWN payment on single OF in
come + side Townsend 5-l36i
OR 3 bedroom home. w section $500
20 500 down Hogarth $500
READ Times Want Ads for pront--use
them for results
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| Fen1oIe-HeIp Wanted

HoUsEWoRK. general. stay nights private
room. Townsend 5-27i2. 1909 Elmhurst.
II you like 10 DRAW, SKETCH. or
PAINT see TALENT TEST ad m
'lnstruetion" column
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Male Help Wanted

MAN with license, take complete clssrge
real estate office Plaza 307S.
Statesmen wanted To sell coal. BIS
commission 1901 West Chicago
THREE neat boys i7-1s. pleasant work;
good earnings chance for advancement
Apply . a. m, 2O33 Park, Room 9l2,
VERTICAL MILL OPERATOR
For second SHIFT: must be highlv expert.
enced Ia precision tool work highest wages,
plenty OF overtime. state reference Apply
Box 1888. Detroit Times
WILL give board 10 man and wife for
wife's service NOrthlawn $500.
COLORED bumper and mechanical, hrst
class. Apply 1929 Oakland. Trinity
$40.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-17
Flats for Rent

CONTINENTAL tEast Jeffers1uJ FIvs.
furnace available Deccmtcr y S5@-5r1-
owe 1859
GPAY AVE Upper q ROOMS garage. rear
MACK adults preferred Murray s7sl
EAST WARREN 1908 6Wayburnl Five-
room. upper. heated. reasonable. Tuxedo
.o7gT
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BIBLES for Christmas--Large teachers
BlbIes. flexible overlapping covers. 81 rs:
Upper Bibles, 81 up. many others. 2oc up
Phone order pay when received. STANFORD
Lenox 1892
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate listings
In the bis sunday Times Want 40
Section
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Bibles and Gospel Tracts

fr~r----rrf- tr---v--s
miles west Of effarrisvIlle on M-72.
Wills - Ross Barton city, Mich.
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Vacant Lots for Sale

WATCH for weekly bulletin this column
ever s'1uray state Land O1tCF- Board r
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SODA DISPENSERS.

sALESLADIEs wanted 10 sell coal Big
cLmmLssI-n- 1901 " CnIraEn-
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ATKINSON w. Sice caufnrtab.e room
shower. sinEle o. coupe. reasonable
Madison 5s3s
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-06-07
LEGALS

IN THE CIRCUIT cOIgRT. or THE
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
OF THE STATE OF FsI.0RIuA. n
AND FOR MONROE COUNTY. n
CHANcERy.
Case No. 7-s7s.
MARY G. WILLIAMS, a widow.
VS. Foreclosure of Mortgage.
HAROLD $, ALDERMAN ct AL.
Defendants
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
1t appearing by the sworn Bill OF
Complaint in the above stated cause.
which is suit for the foreclosure
of a mortgage that Harold S. Afaer-
man and Harold s. Alderman, Jr,.
non-residents Of the State of Flor
ida, each over the age of twenty
one. years and each reside at No.
1867 seth Street, San Diego, Cali
fornia; that the defendant Shirley
Alderman Is minor and that her
residence is unknown to plaintiff;
that the defendant Regina DeKoveis
is over the age of twenty-one years
and that her residence is unknown
TO plaintiff, that there is no person
residing In the state of Florida The
service of a subpoena upon whom.
would bind the defendant shirley
Alderman and Regina DeKoven and
that there are other unknown per-
sons having or claiming right,
title or interest in the real estate
described in the BIN Of Complaint
IT rs THEREFORE,, ORDERED
that Harold S. Alderman. Harold y
Alderman, Jr. shirley Alderman.
Regina TseKoven and all unknown
persons having or claiming any
right title or interest in the follows
ing described real estate situate, In
the County Of Monroe, state of Flor
Ida. to-wit:
on the Island of Key West
known on YIN. A. whitehead.s
map. dellneated in Feb. A. n.
1929, as part of Tract -Four. a..
Beginning at the Northwest COR
ner or Simonton and olivia
Streets. run thence Northwestern
~ along the Westerly side of
Simonton street Forty seven
(4T) feet Four (a) inches and
established q point Of beginning:
from said point run Southwest
eriy at right angles 10 said
feet; thence at right angles IN
N0rthwesterly direction and
parallel to said Simonton Street
Forty-three (45) feet Mine I'D
inches. thence at right angles In
a Northeasterly direction Fifty
seven lbI9 feet out 10 StmOntOn
street; thence at right angles
in Southeasterly direction
along said Siponton Street
Forty-three (43) feet Nine CD
inches to the starting point.
be, and they are each hereby res
quired to appear TO the Blil OF Conn
pfaint In said cause on Monday the
eth day of July, A. y, 1871. other
wise the Allegations Of said Bill of,
Complaint will be taken as con-
fessed by said defendants.
IT is FURTHER ORDERED, that,
this Order be published once week
FOR four consecutive Weeks In The
Key West Citizen, a newspaper pub
lishd in Monroe County. state OF
Florida.
dated this soth day OF May. 4.
ID. 1871
sSEAL) Ross g sawyer
CLERK Circuit Court. Monroe County,
Florida.
John q. SAWYER.
Solicitor for Plaintiff.
maysli june7-i4-si-2s.1s4i
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LEGAL Is

a.
h Ise sssfs 5TS SsEnF e AZ THR
I OF FLORIDA, IN AND FOR MON
/. ROE CnItNTx. IN CHkNfsERY-
HAROLD H. dobDKIcH.
Plaintiff.
Nth FOR. 1ty0RCE
RUBY, /. GOODRICH,
0RpER. REeUIRING nEFENnANT
TO: RUBY I. G0obRiCH.
Residence unknown.
1T is ORDERED that you appear
on Monday, the 7th day OF July. A.
TX ls4l, to the bill Of complaint
heretofQre filed against, you in the
above styled and entitled cause, and
in default thereof a decree pro con-
fesso VIII be entered against YOU.
/. The Key West Citizen is hereby
designated as the newspaper, In
which this, order shall be published
for four consecutive weeks.
4 DONE AND URDERED at. the
IDS. the slsrd Fs day y 81 Nay aS.a & b. 8.
1941.
serspis Court. ssals
, CLERK s,, Circuit H.. Court, Monroe County.
BY tsd) Florsncs. F. Sawyer.
. :, r, deputy Clerk.
Solicitor Tor Plaintiff.
may24-3t; june7- lA-2l,ls4I
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HAZEL MARKHAM SMITH,
Defendant.
ORDER OF puHLIcATfoN

= -
It appearing by the, sworn bill
filed in the above-stated cause
that Hazel, MARKHAMs SMITH,
the defendant, therein named. is a
nonresident of the State of Flor
ida and resides at Route 3, Box SO,
Orland, California; that said de-
fendant is over the age of.twenty-
one years; that. there is no person
in. the State Of Florida. the service
of, a, summons, in chancery upon
whom would bind said defendant,
It, is therefore ordered that said
defendant be and she is hereby re-
quired to appear to the bill of COM
plant filed in said cause on o.. be-
fore Monday, the It'll day Of, July,
A. D. 1941, otherwise the alIega-
tions. of said bill will be, taken, as
confessed by sale, defendant.
It. is further ordered that; this
order be, published once each
week for four consecutive weeks
in, The Key West, Citizen a news,
paper published. in said county
and, state
Done and ordered this 9th, day
of June, A. p. l94l,
(SEAL) Ross c. Sawyer.
Clerk Circuit, Court.
BY (Sd) Florence =. Sawyer,
Deputy Clerk.
iune7- iAy2l-2a; iplys.ip4l
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Sundays
Horoscope

A seemingly able and ener-
getic nature, but many of today's
natives appear to have rather
poor success. There may be an
impractical vein, and, indications
of loss through others. The day
is not actually unfortunate, but
the early path should. prepare
carefully for the later years.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-06-07
HEDS-DoDcERS TRIUMPH
IN NOCTURNAL CONTESTS
Especial TO The CItizenl

Especial To The Cittzenl
NEW YORK. June p.
Johnny Wander Nicer. of dou-
BILE no-hit fame back in 1888.
barely missed turning in an
other near-perfect pitching
job. Tanning IL men. Wander
Nicer allowed the Philadel-
phia Phillies a lone bingle-
and that of the scratch va
riety - embarrassing them.
TO. Aleno. who played with
DeLand in the Florida State
League. poled a homer in the
second for the Reds.
Kirby Iighe singlehanded
kept the Brooklyn Dodgers
on top the National league.
Holding the Chicago Cubs to
five scattered hits. Higbe
accounted for, two runs of
the Al count with his double
in the sixth.
Both games were played
last night under floodlights.
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of the season, Teller said of the
draft call that IF Pve got to go,
I've got to go" He expressed
the hope that he will be accord
ed the same treatment" given
any other registered male. Cleve-
land, by virtue of the victory,
increased its American league
lead to two full games.
The cracking bats of Jimmy
Foxx, Jim Tabor and Ted Will
liams paved the way for a 6-3
triumph of the Chicago White
Sox for the Boston Red Sox. The
Gold Sox made more secure their
grip on third place
A three-run rally in the sixth
gave the Detroit Tigers an lib
win over the Washington Sena-
tors. In capturing the opener Of
a three-game series, the Bengals
broke a spell held over them by
the Mats.
Lon Warneke spaced a half
dozen hits, his teammates blasted
pair of hurlers for nine and
so the st, Louis Cardinals chalk
ed up a 81 triumph off the Bos-
ton Braves.
Pittsburgh Pirates nosed the
New York Giants by one run in
both ends of a twin bill. Butch
er held the Giants to six hits in
the opener and Luke Sewell
turned in a five-hit job in the
second. Scores: Sd and As.
Results.
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BARRIERS EDGED
NAVY IN SEVENTH
NAvsTAs. WALLoPED, ARMY,
ll-3 IN oNEsIDE AFT
ERMATH,

The ''hot" Sawyer's BARRIERS
stepped up a half game closer to
leading Plumbers last night but, it
took them seven innings of hard
fighting to accomplish the rise.
Opening the softball twin bill
at Bayview Park. the rampaging
BARRIERS were forced to come
from behind in the last round to
edge the fighting Navy 5774s Aft
er the Sailors had gained the lead
with two-run squirt in the first,
the comb and scissors men shot
out in front with a three-run rail-
ly in the second. They remain
ed ahead until the fifth when
Navy went, one up but knotted
the count in their half of the
same frame. ~
Banking the boys in white the
first portion of the seventh.
BARRIERS loaded, the bases in the
bottom, portion, of, the inning on
singles by Tynes and Kerr and
an error by the Sailor third sack
er. Catcher ''Kiki" Hopkins lift
ed a long fly to center that scor-.
ed Tynes after the catch-and
the ParberS u0r sfkNsA i
The veteran Memo Castro, ace
of the Sawyer mound staff, was
forced to put 1all he had on
every pitch. He limited Navy to
five hits. Tanning eight, he pass
ed only two batters,
Kerr and Tynes, three for four,
led at. bat. Ling, rookiegoutr
fielder, singled and walked once.
Lewis, Marine lieutenant third
basing for the Sailors, hit, one
out of two, as did Violet, first.
baseman.
Score by innings: r. H. E.
Navy --- 200 020 GA. 5. z
BARRIERS - 030 010 lis, 10 /,
Coldhill and Henning; N. Cas-
tro and Hopkins, Arnold, Hop
kins, I,
Making his bow on the mound
in Key West, Whealan last night
turned in a four-hit job against
Army as NavSta galloped to an
easy 11-3 victory in the twin bill
ender.
Whealan, who this week join
ed the civilian personnel at the
Naval Station, struck out three
batters and walked six. His OPP
ponent on the hill, Soldier Al
media. gave up eight bingles. fan
ned two and passed five.
Suffering from "stagefrightp.
Whealan was the victim of an
Army two-run rally in the open
ing round, but thanked them
from then on. until the seventh.
NavSta wrested the lead in its
half of the first and continued to
widen the margin. First base
man Julio Barcelo's line drive
homer that cleared the bases in
the fourth after. two were. out
was the most damaging blow of
the game. The smash took a bad
hop just, in front, of the center
fielder and the ball went over
his head.
Gabriel Rubberman) Garcia,
two for two. and Philip (Cheta).
Baker, two for four, paced the
Stas at bat First, sacker Saun-
ders. two for out, led the Army.
Score by innings: r. Fl. z.
Army 49,. 200 600 Is 4 s.
NavSta - 800 Al, x-1f g. /
Almeda and McArdle. Nodine:
Whealan and AlIshouse. '''
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GGH1Gde1 ll lie 55sS5


YESTERDAY: Eileen Gardner
has taken Martin Dams at his
tcoTd. Martin has said that he
believes the teaching of his ia
nous feminist mother, that girl
has as much right to court
man as the other tUdy about. But.
notO, at houseparty In Martins
Adirondack camp. Eileen finds
her going rough. Particularly
rough because Caroline has fool
ishly turned ove- the sleigh the
party is riding In and endan-
geTedl Everyone. -,
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. or THE
ELEVENTH. JUDICIAL. CIRCUIT.
or TAE sTATE OF FLORIDA. IN.
AND FOR sSQSRQE copNTYr IN.
ORDER OF QUALIFICATIONS

-
h:AhiAN WlEA NJ IffsSFshHl9s
widow. et Al.
Defendants,
ORDER OF PtHi.iCATtON
IT appearing by the sworn Bill OF
Complaint OF Jonathan Gates, the
plaintiff In the above entitled cause
whlch Is q SUIT Tor the Ioreclqsure
OF mortgage. that Leo Weatherford
and Carrte Weatherford are non
ov.r the 81 are .n Of sWentyone sesas
and thar their residence is unknown
20 plaintiff; that sherman Roberts
is NONRESIDENT. or the State OF
Florida. over the age or twenty-one
years ands now RESIDES az Honoiutu,
ftawafi, ana tnalg thsre are persons
unknown TO pialntiff having or
claiming some right. title OF inter-
est IN the realA estate ueScrlheus m
the III OF Compialnl IN sara cause,
1T rs THEREFORE,. OknEREn
that the defendants Leo weather
ford, Carrie Weatherford, sherman
Roberts, arid all unknown persons
having or claiming any right, title
or interest in the following descrlneu
real estate. situate lying and being
in the County Of Monroe, state OF
Florida to-wit:
On the Island OF Key West ana
Is Part. Of Lot one m square
Ffty-nine and ACCORDING TO w
a. Whiteneads map OF the salu
Island. Commencing az poiht
distant from WIIiiam street
one nundred tlool ies, ahu
t20l) rect from Sonlhara S'reet
in line dividing Lots ! OF
said square Fhty-nsine .Ps5 ana
running thence ~ :. N. ulrec-
ton Forty-f.ve tfsl ieeys thence
at right angles IN = =: alree
thence at right angles IN y, r
direction Eorty-flye Sc, feet
thence n, w ~ right angles one
Hundred (f00) feet 10 place OF
beginning. IL being understood
that the Alley on the 5, w Side
OF this lot lis TO be kept open Tor
the benefit of both lots.
ALSO
On the Island of Key West. ana
known on William A, White
heads map OF said Island ue-
lineated In February, a, y. 1873,
as a Part OF Lot Dne tll IN
Square Fifty-nine l5s)v--Com.
mencing at point distant from
William Street one Hundred
feet and from Elizabeth street
three hundred and one feet. ana
running thence IN S.Ey di-
rection One Hundred trool feet:
thence In a S.W'ly direction at
right. angles Fifty t56) feet:
thence At right angles IN q
600, feet. thence at right angles
in N.E'ly direction Five CD
feet: thence III a S.Esiy tiirec-
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TIGHT PITCHING
FEATURED MAJOR
GAMES FRIDAY
NO. TWELVE FOR TELLER;
oNEHrTTER BY WANDER
MEER: HIGBE SCATTERED
FIVE BINGLES. HIT DOUBLE
1 Especial to The CItlzenl

NEW YORK. June Robert
Teller, whose selective service
QUESTIONABLE was mailed Friday,
BANKED the rampaging Philadel-
phia Athletics on four hits to
pace the Cleveland Indians to a
20 victory. In registering his
18th triumph md fourth shutout
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PANDORA-TROJAN
TILT TOMORROW

The Coast Guard cutter Pam
dora nine tackles the Trojans
tomorrow afternoon in the sec
ond game II as many Sundays.
Last week the Coast Guards
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THROWS DISC OVEN ~ FEET

Archie Harris. Negro athlete of
Indiana. set a new intercollegiate
record for the disc throw. with
a distance of TIA feet. / inch or Is
inches oyer, the former record.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-06-07
FRIDAY NIGHT
Today's Birthdays

Maj. Alexander P. De Saver
sky of New York. airplane maxi.
err. born in Russia. AZ years ago.
DIR. Herbert Feis, the Dept. of
States. adviser on international
economic affairs, born in New
York, 48 years ago.
Carl B. Roden, librarian of the
Chicago Public Library, born in
Kansas City, Mo-, 10 years ago.
Capt. Robert D. Workman,
U.S.N., chief of chaplains for the
Navy, born Sc years ago.
DR.. Herman B. Wells, president,
of Indiana University, born in
Jamestown. Ind, 80 years ago.
DR.. Paul Monroe of Columbia.
noted professor emeritus of edu-
cation, born in Madison, Ind, ~
years ago.
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IN THE CIRQUE COITRT, FLEW
ENTH JrDfCIAL cfRCuIf OF
MgN1HE COMFY. FI6RfnA. IN
JOHN a, WILLIAMS.
Complainant.
VS.. DIgORCE;.
IDA CHAMBERI4AINs WILLIAMS,
Defendant.
TO IDA CHAMBERLAIN WILL
LIAMS. defendant In above stated
cause. whose residence is unknown.
You are hereby required to appear
TO the sworn bill of complaint filed
herein on or before Monday, July
Z. 1871, otherwise the allegations. Of
said bill will be taken as confessed.
Further Ordered that this he pub
lished orfce each week FOR four con-
secutive weeks. in The Key West
Citizen, Ordered June 5th. A. d.
194l.
(SEAIsl (Sd.) Ross G Sawyer
Clerk OF Circuit Court.
iupe,7- 14-21-2s; jufy5.1s4I.
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More than 500 ships leave for
port az New York each month fer
foreign parts despite the var.
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SPORTS, CALENDAR
BASEB ALL

TODAY
American
New York at st. Louis.
Washington at Detroit.
Philadelphia at, Cleveland.
Boston at Chicago.
National
Chicago at Boston
Pittsburgh at, Philadelphia.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn
st. Louis. at New York.
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SOF1BALL
tBayview. Park. 7:so PM

tbaYviews kafkt. I:Su PM
MONDAY. NIGHT
First Game-U,S, Army VS..
Peppers Plumbers postponed
game).
Second Game Sawyer's Bars
bers VS.. US. Navy.
WEDNESDAY NIGHT.
First Game-NaySta VS.. U.s.
Army (postponel game).
Second Game-Pepper's Plumb
ers.
FRIDAY NIGHT
First, Game-uSs Army vs.
Sawyer's BARRIERS postponed
game). ~
Second Game-NavSta VS..
Peppers Plumbers postponed
gamel.
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IN, CIRCUIT COURT. STATE or
FLORIDA. kLEVENFH JUDI.
cIAL CIRCUIT. MONROE
COUNTY. IN CHANcERY.
NyAMIN WI SMITH,
Plaintiff,
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

ButCIIVI anu Lopez, WcIee,
Adams. B. Bowman and Hart
nett.
Evening star., 1941-07-06

"BIRDBATH."
Harold K. MeIni.
cove, $40 ArIin9-
ton Villo &c
Apartments, Ar
Iin9ton, Va.
Evening star., 1941-07-06
estSnapshots
Of the week in
The Stars
Amateur Contest

Contestants receive 81 for
each photo published with the
weekly S. prize winner. All
photos published will be con-
sidered at the end Of the con-
test for, The Stor's four SIS
erond owords. Winners Of the
9rond owords will compete in
the notionoI owords poyinq
$4,000, including erond prize
worth $500. Photos must
hove been taken otter Moy l8.
l941, to be eligible. Photos are
not returned. Do not submit
negatives.
Evening star., 1941-07-06
a

n A N D |
MAN." Winner
Of the weekly S.
prize. entered by
Lawrence finkeI-
stein, 1902 Flor
ida ovenue NE.
The midland journal., 1941-03-07
SOCIAL SECURITY AND THE
NEW JOR

For worker who wants to check
the amount of wages credited to his
social security account, the Social
Security Board has established a
very easy procedure. He can get a
wage-inquiry card from any Social
Security Board Office. This is print
ed card addressed to the central Of
flee of the Social Security Board and
requires only one-cent stamp. On
the front of the card is space for the
employee to fill in his social security
account number, the date of his
birth, and his name and address.
If worker has any reason to
doubt the reports of his wages have
been complete and accurate, he
should get wage-inquiry card from
his local Social Security Board Office,
fill it in, and mail it. For instance,
if the worker has had more than one
social security number, he should
send in wage-inquiry card to see
if all of his wages have been cred
tied to his proper account. Or if a
worker has changed jobs frequently,
he may not have taken the precau-
tion to see that each employer had
his name and account number exact
ly as they are shown on his account
number card. In this case he should
check his social security account by
sending in wage-inquiry card.
From Januarv 1910 amnlOy-
ers have been required to furnish
each employee with a statment of
his wages at least once year or
whenever the worker leaves his job.
Workers should keep these state
ments as evidence of their credits
toward old-age and survivors in
surance.
The midland journal., 1941-03-07
REGULAR ARMY RESERV
CALLED TO DUTY

Every Regular Army Reservist
who has not already been dis
charged or put on a deferred status
has been ordered into active service
and was to report not later than
February 18th.
More than twenty-three hundred
within the 3rd Corps Area have re-
ported and are now in service or on
deferred status to be called later.
These Reservists are to be used
as nucleus for new and expanding
organizations. A large percentage OF
the Regular Army Reserve are nom
commissioned officers and their ex-
perience in the Regular Army is
needed at this time.
Due to change of address or for
other reasons, some Reservists have
not received written notice. These
men are requested to report to the
nearest recruiting office of Army
Post.
The Regular Army Reserve is an
organization or enlisted personnel
and is not to be confused with the
Organized Reserves which is COM
posed of commissioned officers.