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Zoo A WOODLAND. long FRONT HARD

ed high elevation, good ROAD cIeaL Il.Ie-
SzIYEs Sss5 Ta55a& VIENNA ya "a ao Tonna Sa5h hoG2
loo A WOODLAND. LONG. FRONT HARD
road, near Route / 30 min. Alex. 500
down. $40 mo. Box 319-C. Star. %
FRONTAGE ON STATE ROAD. ACRE
tracts, S245; also Just oil state road on
q sonT Month f6uii Located at AccokeeE. l2i2 miles
from District line. on Route 224 to indian
Head where Government IS spendlng over
81 900 600 and the Potomac Power Com
fionsl ST 100000 Authorities indicate
that the road will be widened and greatly
improved and new bridge or tunnel 10
Anacostia will be CONSTRUCTED, Land values rs
compare with value of other land similarly
distant from WASHINGTON. VIII pc on
property Sunday from | to $50 p m;
j ". MccyIcKER' telephone L. oIoo-'
HoMESITEs ON THE OLD GEORGETOWN
road; so acres of beautiful rolling land;
10 acres in woodland. Let us know lust
how much ground you Tlsh 10 pniIo njl saL YOU
in section Drive out Wisconsin ave. 70
Bank of Bethesda left on GEORGETOWN road
about ga miles to property.
CYRUS KEISER. JR..
4e10 wisconsin Ave. WO. 53Il.2 20
so. OF MANOR CLUB. MD.
3-acre tracts up, 1885 per acre; VIII plan
and build to suit purchaser. H. F. BIEBER,
shepherd 6565.
BE WIsE-BUY PRODUCTIVE LAND
That is priced right and well located in the
path Of development. Only Is min from
the Navy Yard. . to 3 acre tracts; cleo
tricity, school bus mail delivery etc, rake
Route &. go one and tour-tenths miles so.
of Camp Springs turn left, go Ia mi; 10
pellefonte lane, turn left lSt house on left,
or call DI 1921, OWNER.
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STORES FOR RENT.

1922 PENNA. AVE. N:W.-DOWNToWN
location; modern; suitable any business;
redecorated; heat furnished; reduced rental
STORE AND RMS, Mr.. PENNA. AVE.
rms. $3.50. Open. NO. 1920. Ext. 355
3o3l 18th ST. NV. HAND
some new store. modern front. side and
rear light; suitable for any retail business
JESSE L. HE1SKELL. 10 Eye st. NV
BETHESDA, EXCELLENT LOCATION; FOR
any business connected with automobile
industry. OWNER, WI. 4O93.
1905 5th ST. NV. OPPOSITE CENTER
Market-Large store and basement: suit
Hf1fFARs aRls MhGfSR PRoPRRrEs fia IA ST.
W. Metropolitan 11OT
1915 KENILWORTH AVE. NE.--PRAC-
tically, new. modern store suitable bIn most most
aPMPq aTy PqT4afSf FhRR PRoPERTfGs 5e IA st.
NV. Metropolitan 1107.
a3S R. / AVE NE-CORNER; REASON
HENRY sCHkFFERT, a42 Eye. Ma 1859.
MODERN STORE ON STREET LEVEL
with showroom or Office on End floor; ideal
for distributing agency; $50 month. oO7
Sth st. n,T NC W, SIMPSON CO.
1924 Vermont Ave NV Me 1900.
l4s2 serFASEE 7 s5 NY EoR sE1eHRoRHooP ftS g
gEeSTB 9GBY ST6RG G64HS BAR2 ANR 4H REP6S sA6S
CHINESE LAUNDRY
AFFLECK, 2423 PA. AVE. RE. 1888.
BARGAIN FOR
GOOD, RELIABLE WHITE TENANT.
AZ You st ne. (corner)-Store and one
room, 1st floor; rooms and bath, 2nd
floor; reduced TO $3.50 month.
THOMAS P. BROWN,
615 4th ST. S.W.
1913 GEORGIA AVE,-LGE: STORE,
3Ox70, SIS mo. 5l9 9th n.w.-Large store.
25x7O basement 25xss; Scar. garage.
Will lease TO responsible party at reason
URc1oLo REALTY CO.. ME. 4e41.
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ArDES IN MY n r

7 D .
Long frontage on Patuxent River. pri-
vate wharf. fertile soil: Ar bungalow.
large living nm, bath, elec., > screened
porches, phone beautiful grounds: S3.q50:
terms. ERWIN REALTY CO Call Hyatts-
willie O334 Ewes. Warfed 1891
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Silver Spring, Nd.
LOTS FOR RENT.

ON WEST SIDE OF R. I. AVE. BETWEEN
Mt Rainie- and Hyattsville-Suitable for
auto parking, vegetable, fruit or flower
stands Call Warfeld 3i2t.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

District of Columbia and nearby Mary
land 4-4l2-5T interest graded according
to character of loan; prompt and efficient
service Tel. Metropolitan 400.
MOORE & HILL CO. S04 18th ST. NV.
2nd TRUST LOANS, MD, D C. VA
$500. PAY SIS Monthly. $1,000, $50 Mo.
COLONIAL INVESTMENT CO.
1929 ST. NV. District $3.50. -
MONEY ON SECOND TRUST.
We Will buy second-trust notes, d. c.,
nearby Md. or Va Reasonable rates
NAT. MORT. & INV. CORP.
1912 N Y Ave NV National 1898.
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~ ROBERT F. CoGswELL, Attorney.

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
ing a Probate Court.-Estate OF WllIlam
James Peck. also known as William j, feck,
Deceased No 5s,232. - Administrator
Docket I24.-Applicstion having been made
herein for probate of the last Will and
testament and codcils of said deceased. ana
for letters testamentary on said estate oy
George H. Ward and ConStantin E La
A.D. ia41, that William K. Ward Phillip
II Ward, Jr.; Ralph P. Ward. Isaac Hsr-
ner, Warren Ira Bickford, Earl Bright,
Charles Bright. Albert Bright Carrie B.
Gittleman, Mary B. McLoud, Ida Reizen-
stein, Clara Harner Lacrosse. and the un-
known heirs at law and next OF kin OF
William James Peck also known as William
j, peck. deceased, and all others concerned,
appear in said Court on Monday. the 23rd
day of June AID. 1941, at ten o'clock A. M !:
to show cause why such application should
not be granted. Let notice hereof be pub,
lished in the Washington Law Reporter"
and 1.-The Evening Star, once in each Of
three successive weeks before the return
day herein mentioned, the first publication
to be not less than thirty days before said
return day. witness the Honorable AL
Court, this 9th day Of May. A.D. 1941.
(Seal.) Attest: THEODORE COGSWELI,
Register Of Wills for the District Of Colum-
bia, CLERK Of the Probate Court.
my17.24,91
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ARTHUR PETER and W. Fl. BADEN,
Attorneys.

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
Holding A Probate Court.-Estate of Jessie
Lorna Guard psceased1SSGo. 5s;S%S, EIfS ti01 Ad7
having been, made herein for probate o. OF
ceased and for letters teStamentary on
said estate, by THE WASHINGTON LOAN
AND TRUST COMPANY. i is ordered thIs
bth day of May AID. 1941, that John ].
Guard. Ruth Guard Iryin; Thomas dsdSssed GnaTd
brother Reginald T; Guard: and whose
married name is not known at present and
ali others concerned, appear in said Court
on Monday. the, 18th day of June June oaIEs AD
why such application should not be granted
Let notice hereof be pq5sned sn6 he e Eve
ming Star once in each of three success
sive weeks before the return day be nere1H 9nt
less than thirty days before saFREp saiS EfSuTn
WHEAT Chief Justice of said Court, this
5th day Of May AD 1g4l Gsasr ssea? Of AI,fIlfI Vii;
for the District OF Columbia ClerR Oh
the Probate Court. mylu,11.-1.
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500,
- Eve 81. N w
rr-.EEEA

BUILDERS ATTENTION
II lots on erade. hrst-class colored
location for tvo-famlly flats Price
S. 500 cash. THOMAS P. BROWN, 6l5
4th 81. SW
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WANTED HOUSE TO SELL, NEW OF, OLD,
large or small; also lots, acreage. farms:
in nearby Va. CHESTER COGSWELI.. 'l36
North Albemarle ST.. Arlington, Va. OH1oTo
! TO s ACRES, ON GOOD ROAD. FLEC-
trio line. driving distance D. c. Must be
well drained. Priced right. Write descrpp.-
tlon, location. price. Box 323-C' Star. 70
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LOTS WANTED.

WANTED LOTS, D. C PREFERRED. FOR
apartment group or semi-detached houses;
pay cash RA. 1874.
WANTED, LOTS IN D. C. FOR ROW OR
group houses: state cash price. Box
RAG Star
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

WANTED TO BUY, SMALL COTTAGE ON
water front. bay or river. 40 miles Of city
ficulars and price. Box 461-C. Star 25"
iDT,EWuDE MD = 5-RM. COTTAGE.
fnrn sale or rent: overlooking bay on 3
sides: IS mi. from p G; macadsme I'd &c 70
cottage VIM. C. CLOTH, OK. Ol61. OK.
COLONIAL, BEACH VA-LOT 8. BLOCK,
,e5, on Lincoln ave; S40o; well located. A
N. ROTH. woodward Bldg. MA. 1885.
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OWNER WILL HELP FINANCE RESPON-
SloIe builder. Several CHOICE lots in Chevy
Ma. 9646. EN-. 1850.
ARGYLE, PARK, MD. : BEAUTIFUL
building lot, overlooking golf course 9sI9
Dallas ave. 50xl50 $500 Owner, RA 4055.
JEFFERSON PARK, ALEXANDRIA :
Reply Box 430-C, Star. '
FALLS CHURCH, VA.-LARGE LOTS, CITY
wafer; sewer, schools and bus. CLARK W.
CROSSMAN. Phone F. c. 1915 25'
WooDRIDGE- BEAUTIFUL 50xls0, NEXT
restrictions: $1,000. OWNER, Warfeld
COLLINGWOOD MANOR - EXCELLENT
Colonial atmosphere of Mt Vernon :Iia
miles south of Alexandria on Mt. Vernon
Memorial blvd, tust 90 minutes, from the
Investment BLDG MA 40Sa, once on
property. Call Mr. Nails ewes. at EN-, Oo07.
SEVERAL ACRES, ZONED FOR APART
nent park; 22c per foot. Call MIR. TEW,
BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS OVER
looking palisades. Government park and
Two soft los sRd vsIgor 9Hs + s95ff 6d,
PARTICULARS EDW. R. CARR Adams
LOT SOO-SQUARE 4349-3.3"O SO. FIT.
. Corner Douglas and Bladensburg I'd ne.
ist, commercial; S3,500 cash. See your
broker. or GF. 6666
APT. SITE. 6O-C, ABOUT 9SxI3@, I@34O
50. IT; fully quilt up neighborhood; all
improvements including soft paved alley.
tnHsua taHs fpl vaae ayog' at g5 fG5 to want an qf deT
NV. DI 1865.
NORTH WOODBRIDGE, MD. NEAR EAST
ern ave. and Queens Chapel rd 30 lots.
Sell or more OWNER, NO. Oslo.
sOx90 zoNED ROW HOUSE tNO APTS).
II S[ffadas asss E. F, PRINCE, 1927 Conn. ave
LGE, APT. SITE Mr., 18th AND PARK
ses s sH $3.50; oHars ofsfs Estate. Ao' NA IA
BEAUTIFUL LOT, NEAR FALLS CHURCH.
ideal for homesite CH I3s7
BRADLEY HILLS GROVE = BEAUTIFUL
IoodseTd lot on Burning Tree I'd mors GG than
CHOICE CHOICE RR3378MHiEheSfS1 R3N6LE 4 GAR11NS SECTION
a4a 9th St. NV Republic 22l3.
VAN BUREN STONY 81. $50.
Between Ge9r2Ia Aye. and 18th s.. NV.
sHAPfRo, nc, I34i CONN, AVE.
CHEVY CHASE VIEW, MD.
North side of Franklin st, west OF Conn
ave. New concrete street paid for. 100
14l5 Eye St. National 1852.
ARE YOU THINKING
OF your future security? a homesite and
home IN Aurora Hills are the most SatlS-
Tying investment YOU can make. LarEe.
fully improved and restricted tree-covered
lots within ten minutes of the White House.
Once 230l South Arllngton RIdge I'd.
Phones: Jackson l1l0-l111.
DESIRABLE TRIPLE CORNER LOT ON
18th st, facing Rock Creek Park; shade
trees; high elevation; 55c per SO. #.
PERCY H. RUSSELL CO.,
1871 K ST. NV.
ON POTOMAC RIVER.
About ga miles from District line on State
read - Lots have shade trees, riparian
rights; uneXCelled view. owner Will SaCrl-
fee. MR.. SHEPPARD. AID, 0399. Ma 96i6
ARLINGTON.
1s-acre tract on both sides Lee blvd
South side subdivided in 20 5O-foot lots
and a park and shop area Sewer and
water available Lots average about Si75
each A fine opportunity for developer
10 build low-cost homes 90 minutes TO
city, For appointment, call Ma 900.
VIM. T. BALLARD,
1921 Eve St NV
BUILDERS ATTENTION.
II lots on Grade flrstaaclass colored
S. 500 cash. THOMAS P. BROWN, 615
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.

CLOSE TO DOWNTOWN STORES, THREE
story warehouse, 43XS5, containing ~. 600
so. #. Equipped with large freight ele-
vator. Rear alley. Call or see Mr.. Marshall.
BOSS g. PHELPS,
I4l7 81 MA q300
Evening star., 1941-05-24
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE

CHEVROLET 1887 sedan delivery: real
guy lor $40 cash. Phone oxford 1850
business. must sell al once well fnanced7
3.400 miles. MI 7403. 25'
DODGE l937 l-ton panel, from our rental
neet, good condition; SOS.
STERRETT OPERATING SERVICE
Hol Que s.. NV North 33T1
PLYMOUTH 1889 pickup truck: excellent
GonditIon: reasonable; small mileage
Franklin 1927.
STEEL BODY. 2i7-ton. for dump truck
with Garvood hydraulic hoist. W
Hummer & Son. SOC B ST ne o5.
TRUCKS --l936-I94O Ford dump trucks,
g-yd bodies; will sell bodies separately
IhomaS, 1Og r St. NV
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LOTS FOR SALE,

OWNER WILL HELP FINANCE RESPON-
Slole builder. Several choice lots in Chevy
Chase View, adjoining Kensington. Md.
MA. 9646 EN-. 1880
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HOUSE CAR" CHEAP.
Observation-Disclosures

Outfitted for that vacation Inspect
Saturday, Sunday or any day after 4. No.
1916 Kenlworth ave ne. 2S'
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iWOOD MANOR FXCETJFNT

woODRIDGE- 5Oxl so. NEXT
3l35 Chestnut st. ne. and Govt park:
restrictions; $1,000. OWNER, Warfield
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AUTOMOBILES WANTED.

FoRDs AND CHEVRoLFTs wanted: will
pay TOP Price; central location. Fred L.
MORGAN, 1871 14th NV Dupont 1904
DRIVE TO CROSSTOWN MOTORS and get
absolutely more cash for your car in 3
minutes Don't sell until YOU get our
price. CroSStovn Motors, 1921 Bladens-
burg I'd. ne. at N. Y. ave jeI7.
WANTED LATE-MODEL CARS,
Wen paw top cash prices for any late
modeI car Open evenings Call North
100 The MANHATTAN AUTO 4 RADIO
CO, 1706 9TH st. NV
CASH FOR ANY MAKE CAR.
WE PAY OFF THE NOTES.
Leo Rocca. Inc.
1901 Conn. Ave. Emerson 1900
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ACREAGE FOR SALE.

X ACRES WOODLAND. PARTLY CLEAR
ed hieh elevation; good road, clear tltle;
Near Fairfax, Va. $50 cash. LOUIS
ArN1hAEA 1S o5+
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JEFFERSON PARK. ALEXANDRIA -
CHOICE lot, 5Oxl25, lovely trees, reasonable.
Reply Box 43O-C, Star
Evening star., 1941-05-24

ARGYLE Park, MD. BEAUTIFUL
building lot, overlooking golf course. 9Sl9
Dallas ave. 50Xl so $500. Owner. RA. 4055.
Evening star., 1941-05-24
ARE YOU THINKING

ARE YOU THINKING
OF your future security? A homesite and
home IN Aurora Hills are the most SatlS-
tylng investment YOU can make LARGE.
fully improved and restricted tree-covered
lots within ten minutes OF the White House.
Once 230l South Arlngton RIdge I'd.
Phones: Jackson l1lO-lGl1.
DESIRABLE TRIPLE CORNER LOT ON
18th st, facing Rock Creek Park shade
trees high elevation; 55c per SO. it.
PERCY H. RUSSELL. CO.,
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HUDSON s-pass. touring sedan, 1899 al
medium sized model. a6-h.p, motor chroms
steel block. Gulf Pride oil always used;
original gray lacquer excellent. de luxe
radio, heater beautiful appearance. peppv.
economical: original owner. Condition,
price, terms. trade will not be beat. See
LInG.n =
Evening star., 1941-05-24

COLLINGWOOD MANOR = EXCELLENT
sites for building and investment in the
Colonial atmosphere of Mt. Vernon, 3l2
miles south of Alexandria on Mt. Vernon
Memorial blvd lust 90 minutes from the
bear heart %N Of ~ Wa9hli5nston 5l5n M M & NJ CORE
nrnnsrtY Call Mr- Nalls eNes at EN- MMML-
Evening star., 1941-05-24

BUICK 1887 4-door trunk sedan: beautiful
black hnlsh. radio, excellent tires, very
clean throughout; price. 1895
FRED MOTOR CO.
400 GEORGIA Ave TIA COOO
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ON POTOMAC RIVER

16-acre tract on both sides Lee blvd
South side subdvided in 20 5O-foot lots
and a park. and shop area Sewer and
water available. Lots average about $40
each. A fine opportunity for 4 developer
10 build low-cost homes 90 minutes TO
city, For appoln tment. call Ma H265.
VIM. T. BALLARD,
Evening star., 1941-05-24

FALLS CHURCH, VA.-LARGE LOTS. CITY
water, sewer, schools and bus. CLARK w.
CROSSMAN Phone r G 1o46 o5E
Evening star., 1941-05-24

STUDEBAKER 1870 Pres" 4-dr sedan:
seldom is a car of this quality offered on
the market: however. We are fortunate 10
obtain 1t from its original owner. This
guaranteed Trew Value car has been Chauf-
feur driven and the lustrous Jet-black fin-
ish has been waxed and polished regularly;
1t is equipped with hot-water heater; clean
interior and low mileage Now priced for
immediate sale at $3.50; liberal trade.
THE TREW MOTOR CO..
15o6 14th ST n w IAN 4, Pa Ave T.
Evening star., 1941-05-24

FORD 1899 Fordor sedan. its powerful V-s
motor has just been recondltloned and
pUrrS like a kitten; he smart Jet-blaCk fin
lsn shines like the cay II was put on, and
the SpotleSS broadcIOih upholstery shows
NO sign OF wear This is 4 one-oWner car.
carrying our personal Endorsement and
guarantee and offered at the very low
nr
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-13
Three Attend
Boys State

EAST D~ETROTT-Under the
joint sponsorship of three organ
izations, three students Of the
East Detroit High school today
had been named to attend the
third annual Wolverine Boys
State at East Lansing.
The delegates, Herb Tepass,
Molnar and Harry Jones,
will attend the session sched-
uled for June 20 to % on the
Michigan State college campus.
Sponsoring the delegates are
the American Legion, Post 261;
the East Detroit Kiwanis and the
East Detroit Metropolitan club.
The session Il designed as
training In citizenship and Is at
tended by boys selected by the
local sponsors for outstanding
work in school activities. More
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-13
Class Reunion
Held at Utica

UTICA-The class Of 1915 of
the Utica High School held its
annual reunion on Sunday, cele-
brating the occasion with dinner
at 1.-THE Whittier" In Detroit.
For the first time In six years
every member was present and
included Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r. Nor
ris, of Crosse Isle; Mr.. and Mrs.
w. D. Lane, of Pontiac; Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Kleino, Of Roches-
ter; Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Gerber, of
Detroit; Mr.. and Mrs. Perrin
Shattuck, Of Birmingham; Mrs.
T. 3. Dimmick. Of Arlington,
Va; Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Harvey,
Miss Isla Messmore and Percy
Bunting, Mr.. and Mrs. c. H.
Church, of Utica.
Mrs. Gerber and Mrs. Shat
tuck were in charge Of the ar
rangements for the day.
Miss RoSilyn Cookson Of Kali
amazoo IL weekend guest OF
Miss Roxanna Lounsberry. Miss
Cookson is q former teacher in
the Utica schools.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-13
Around the Town

Mrs. Claude Lounsberry at
tended the LaDue family reunion
held at the home of her brother.
Albert LaDue, at Clio, Michigan.
Mrs. Howard G. Crissman en-
tertained at . desert-bridge on
June 7th at her home, 4036 Clin-
ton River road, honoring Mr..
Crissman's sister, Mrs. T. B.
Dimmick, Of Arlington, Va.
Three tables were In play.
Mrs. L. r. Hirth, Mrs. Ray
Norman, Mrs. D. B. Wiley and
Miss Roxanna Lounsberry at
tended the public tea given on
Tuesday afternoon from three to
five o'clock at Whitehall, lovely
home of DR.. and Mrs. Clayton
T. Stubs, 126 South Gratiot ave-
nue., Mt. Clemens. Lady Mayer,
English representative Of the
Save the Children Federation,
for whom the tea was given was
the honor guest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Chapoton
attended graduating exercises 1T
the Edison Institute, Dearborn,
Thursday night. Robt. Todd, .
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-13
MRS. ~. Messmore Heads Utica C~ommunifys@I
Other Officers Elected
at Groups Annual Meeting

Messmore, Mrs. Walter Mess
more. Miss Lucille Messmore, and
Mrs. H. o. Messmore, Of Utica.
and Mrs. Harold Remer. Of De-
troit.
Cards were the diversion after
the business meeting.
The matter was discussed re-
garding the lot on Clinton street
owned by the club, which 10 be-
Ing offered for sale. This adjoins
the new library building, which
was placed on the lot donated by
the Community club. The re-
naming lot has an 37-foot 'front.'
age and following the sale Of this
property 1t Is planned to dissolve
the corporation.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-13
Two Degrees
are Conferred
Upon Uticans

UTICA-At q special meeting
Of Utica Chapter, Eastern Star,
on Wednesday evening degrees
were conferred upon Mrs. Irwin
Campbell and Miss Mabel Webb.
The degree work was put on by
the Utica officerA assisted by
Bennett Hedley. patron of the
newly organized Van Dyke chap
ter, and Mrs. Roy A. Borland,
Of Romeo, who acted rs organ
LIT and soloist.
Guests were present from De-
troit. Romeo and Van Dyke.
At it. regular meeting on
Tuesday evening the Utica chap.
ter. voted to dispense with it,
regular meetings during July
and August, the next regular
meeting to be held the second
Tuesday In September.
Mrs. A. B. Ladd and Mrs. L. B..
Frank attended the meeting Of
the Maeomb County Past Ma
irons club at Romeo on Tuesday
and Il was announced by Mrs.
Ladd that the past matrons OF
Macomb county would visit the
Eastern Star Villa at Adrian on
June 80.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-13
Utica Parochia| School
Graduates Is Students

Henry Scheper, Clarence Prishs,
Edgar Krentx. Melvin Miller,
Walter Horn, Geraldine Rogers,
Lilly Schroeder, Shirley Riden-
our, Margaret Leppler, Madelyn
Keck, Darleen Sauer, Adeline
Eschenberg, Alise Heinecke and
Ruth Schultz.
The Salutatory was given by
Edgar Krentz; History, Henry
Scheper; Class Colors, Gerald
inc Rogers; Lilly Schroeder,
Glass Will; Shirley Ridenous,
Class Motto; Glass Prophecy,
Alise Heinecke; Madelyn Keck,
Valedictory.
Rev. Arnold Krentz Of the
Canal Lutheran church deliver
ed the address to the class.
On Tuesday the class, accom-
panied by the school board men,
bers took a boat trip to Bob
Lo.
Today a school picinc was
held at Bloomer State park, near
Rochester.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-13

II UTICA-The Utica Commun-
ity club held Its annual dinner on
Wednesday evening at the home
Of Mrs. Hugh Switzer, Van Dyke
road, with II members present.
The election Of officers was held
with the following results:
President, Mrs. j. v. Mess
more; first vice-president, Mrs.
Ellen Masahay; second vice.
president, Mrs. L. r. Hirth; re-
cording secretary, Mrs. Russell
Gierman; corresponding secre-
tsry, Mrs. Arthur Chapoton;
treasurer, Mrs. Hugh Switzer;
board of directors, Mrs. D. B.
Wiley, Mrs. William Sipperley,
Miss Sarah Andrus.
Other members present were
Mrs. Alice Messmore, Miss Isla
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-13
Womens0pen
Sees Upset
Two Favovits
Eliminotod|

OCINCINNATI, June 13-R-
That old Friday the 18th" ink
doesn't mean q thing to the four
semi-hnalists in the 18th annual
women's western open golf
championship. Anything that oc-
ours probably will seem anti
climatic when compared with
yesterdays quarter final activi-
ties in the lower bracket.
The upper half Of the draw
rolled along as expected, with
Patty Berg, the Minneapolis
professional and former amateur
champion, winning a semi-hnals
berth opposite Betty Jameson,
the two-time national amateur
queen from old San Antonio.
But in the other match, where
the galleryites had expected
Helen Dettweiler, the Washing
ton professional and winner of
the open in 1899, to meet Mary
Agnes Wall, the star from Me-
nominee, Mich, two newcomers
to big time golf were found.
They are Mrs. James D. Plat,
Jr., of Dayton, the Ohio medal
play champion, who tackled a
convincing z and 6 defeat on
Miss Dettweiler, and Mrs. Burt
We'll Of Cincinnati, q three-time
winner of the Ohio champion
ship, who ushered Miss Wall to
the sidelines, one down.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-13
William Fenske Speaks
Before Utica Rotarians

UTICA - The Utica Rotary
Club had as its speaker Tuesday
night, William Fenske, Of De-
troit, a representative Of the
Nash-K elvinator Corporation.
Mr.. Fenske gave m inspiring
talk stressing the need for uni
ty now as never before. He stat
ed that in the majority Of things
in life, sports, social affairs. etc.
we are in groups. In National
affairs I'VE" do things, not 'I",
1t Is unity not individualism. Mr..
Fenske also told Of the signific-
ance of the American flag which
Is of greater meaning to the
American people than any other
National emblem.
Mr.. Fenske was introduced by
Henry Scheper. chairman Of the
evening.
The Club Service committee
met following the meeting to
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-13
French Sailors
Join British,
Eree-Erenck
BY LARRY ALLEN

OCAlRO, Egypt, June l3-R
Officers and men from French
wsrships interned In Alexandra
harbors are joining the Eree
French In increasing numbers,
observers said today, and Syrian
Developments may bring . def
mite showdown on the status OF
the fighting vessels demobilized
last July after the French-Ge
man armistice.
The Allied advance into Syria
u known 70 have had strong re-
psrcussions among the crews re-
manning on the French battle
ship Lorraine, four cruisers,
three deGteoyefS and one sub
marine saS Alexan1ris. !
The warships, besides being
stripped, Of their aynmunitjon
and oil supplies BY agreement
with the British, had their crews
cut by almost 1000 men who
chose 70 return 70 France.
The warships have not moved
from the haYbor since last July.
but there has been . steady
stream Of sailors from them to
the Free French.