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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-09-27
ORDER FOR APPEARANCE
AM FERTILIZATION

A. sessien ~ said Court held IN the
courthouse IN tho CIV - Detroit. coun
" of Wayne. state OF Michigan on the
2sth day % August 1871
Present: Honorable SHERMAN CAL
LENl lEE. circuit judge.
~ appearing from tho afidavit on fle
iha. the place ~ residence Of tho de-
PENDANT Little Wells. 81 unknown and
that after diliecnt search and IN
our IL cannot be Escertaincd In wha,
state or Country she now resides
1T IS ORDERED Tint tho defendan,
enter her appearance in said cause on
or before three q, months from tho
date ~ this order or said bill Of ccn-
riaiat viii no taken a. confessed and
that this order be published 90 re-
ctired nv law and copy ~ this or
der he scnt n the said defcndauf 20 hcf
last Known place OF residence by reg
stored msN
SHERMAN y. CALENDER
circuit judge
a true copyl
cAsPAR J LTNGEMAN Clerk
BY L. g. NAUIT
Deputy Clerk a-iS--i0f25
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-09-27
No. sts.OsO
ORDER TO APPEAR

Present, HENRY g. NIcoL. Circuit,
Judge
Satisfactory Information appearing by
affidavit that the Defendant. Martha
Clinton, is not q resident Of Michigan
hut that her last known place - rcsl-
dcnce wHs at GIL y. Palmer Avenue
Apartment 3, Detroit, Michichn; that tho
Defendant is not now Of ahove address
That sho - either IN hiding or has icfl
the state ~ Michigan.
ON MOTION ~ WILLIAM T. PAT
RICK. ST. NTTOENEY FOR Plaintiff.
II ~ hrrehy ordered that tho Defon.
dnnt enter her Appearance. either IN por.
son, or by Attorney. within three months
from daie hefrof. or ,no Bn ~ Com
rlAint Will he taken ~ confessed against
hcr.
II Il further Ordered that true cor,
~ this order he 'scht IN the last kntNf
address ~ nefegdari. by REGISTERED. mai
postage IRE paid. return receipt re-
oucsted and that n true COPY ~ said
order be published according 10 Law.
HENRY q N1cOT.
Circuit judge
"a True Cop,)
cksPNR ! LTNGEMAS. Clerk.
~ 7. q NAt-LT.
Deputy Clerk. a-21--ii-s
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-09-27
LEGAL NOTICES
Atty. Abner 4. Tatken.
SetO Monterey Avenue


STATE OF MICHIGAN IN the Circuit
court FOR the County 81 Wayne IN Chan
Gerry
TUSiCE r TANNING. Plaintiff. va
CARL n LANNI>G, Defendant.
NO si6pas
ORDER FOR APPEARANCE
AND PJBII(ArIO>
Al session Of SAID courf ae,d IN the
cour'hoGse A. the Ci'y ~ Detroit. County
~ wayne. state o. Michigan on the 2tth
DAY ~ August. 1914
Present: The Honorable SHERMAN p.
CALENDER. Circuit Judge.
T. appearing from the ae.davit on Ale
ihat the place ~ residence ~ the defen-
tarf. carl " Iannins - unknown and
that after d.iiren' search and inquiry II
rarrot be Rsrefta'ned IN what state or
country hc now resides
1T Is ORDERED that the defendant
enter his appearance IN $40 cause on or
hef0'e three 80 months from the date %
this order or SAD Ril - Complaint VII
10 Ken - confcrsed and that ibis order
10 rphnshed a. required ~ law and A
couv ~ this order be ser' 20 fhs said de-
PENDANT At his last known place ~ resi-
Hence by reris'ercf nnl
SHERMAN n. CALENDER.
CIRCUIT Judge.
s., True Cory
rAsrAR : riNrEMAN. Clerk
Py L. G SAvLT
Deputy Cierk a-is-io-3s.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-09-27

~ a sfsion Of said court hold in the
Court House IN the CIV OF Detroit. this
ls'h day Of August A n i9ii.
Present: Honorable GUY A MILLER.
Cistuit judge
il sstisfaetoriiy appearing to the Court
hy AFFIDAVIT on NE that a Chancery sum-
mons has been duly issued out ~ and
under tie Seal ~ said court for the APP
rcarance 81 said defendant therein ana
that. tho same could not he served on
sad defendant because that AFTER diii-
gent search ana inqHifv IL could not he
aseoffalnod in which state or Country
tho sad defendant resides. hut thar her
LAST known address VAS 1886 Macarthur
Place. Detroit. Wayne County. Michigan.
oN MOTION or. GEORGE II.
THOMPSON. attorney for plaintiff
1T Is ORDERED that tho said defcn-
f1rf Mildred q Carson. cause her APP
pcarance to he entered IN this cause with
IN three months after tho date ~ this
DfAcr and in default thereof said bi,l
el.i 10 taken a. confessed hv SAID de-
fsndanf. ANn 1T is FtTHEr ORDER
~ that = cory - this oTder he polish
cd a., ordlnr - tho statute in such case
'raa~ and provided AND IT IS FUR
THEIR oEnrEED that cory ~ this or
aer ~ sent 20 tho defendant hv register
- NAL return rcceip' demanded ~
hcr last known address ~ least fwcr'v
favs before th~ dRte herein prescribed
GUY a. Mii.LEr.
circuit judge.
IS T-.ie Cory,
CASPIAN = fiNC EMAN. clerk
NV 4 \ BERGER.
rcru'y cieri s:7-io-t
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-09-27
ORDER or rrBLIcArIoS

~ session ~ sald Cour, heif IN
'hr city ~ netro't. IN said county and
s'a'e on tho .5ih day OF Aus a. n.
l9ti
Present. TIE Honorable SHERMAN
n CALi.ENpER. Circuit judge
In this cause e appearing hv an
dati, on Mo. that after diligert search
and inquiry n cannot he asccr'ained m
what state or County the defendant.
Alberta Freeman. resides; anf that her
last known address was ~ Howard 81.
Bunalo. New York.
OK MOTION or JOHN n MORRIS.
attorney Tor plaintiff.
1T rs ORDERED that said defendant
Alberta Freeman. cause her arpeafence
m he entered IN this cause within three
y ontha from the dAfe ~ this order or
'ha h,n Of COMPLAINT Med herein may
he taken ne confessed And 1T IS FUR
THEIR ORDERED that n eony OF this
order be published according N the
Sfatue IN such case made ana provided .
AND TT is FUTHER ORDERED that
= copv ~ this order he sent 70 said
defendant ~ her last known postoflce
address Nv registered mail and re-
urn recelpt demanded. ~ least twenty
daya before the date herein prescribed
FOR her Appearance
SHERMAN u cALLESpEn.
Circuit Judge.
a True Cory,
CASPER '. rIxGrMAN. Clerk.
= r. CABLE.
Deputy clerk 9-e-lo-h
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-09-27
LEGAL NOTICES
Atfys LOOMS. Jones. Piper 4 Golden
$50 Oratiot
STATE OF MrrinGAS.
to.rty o. NAtnc. IS
No. e93.7s5

STATE or NlrinGAS.
10. eaS7;5
A. ssss.Dr or it" PROBATE court for
81 . eDnf, ~ Wa 10. htd a. ITO rlo-.
tft' f'uYff EeoH IN ITO rtv ~ lieirnIf.
on MI. rnfr dsy ~ Scstcrtcr In the
''sr ots Thousand mac hundred and
.rs'nt PATRICK H. BEiES.
: 'sc oi pfotats
IN -. Maifsr - ne Estate Of ALLEN
J A. ksnN. De eased.
of rfaAfr ANA tatg me petition ~
SALiiE JAC hSDN pra,inE that admin
ls'rAf.un 80 s.ta estate te erauted Co.
THOMAS 81 HARRIS or some other
D. = or1era. Tint the fenth dav ~
otnt'r r'Nt ~ Ton oclo' K IN the fore
noon r. san 'olt' Room be appointed
Cor ienring saif petition.
inA e Is further urtetef. THAT COP,
- iie order 10 rupished three success
-Ite "''hs rfsfioNs 20 SAID time ~
nstrrg % me ne'foii Tf.h9ne. mas
farer T-n'sd nud Circulating IN salt
county Of Wayne
PATRlrK " O RrlEN
Jedge ~ Probate
rs True CopN
fepu,y - bnfs r.sis'sr ? so--io-ii
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-09-27
Abner A. Tatkcn. ATTORNEY and
Counselor
e9I0 \lorfarat Agenua


STATE OF MICHIGAN IN the Circuit
Court fer the County OF Wayne In chan
Gerry
VIOLA A. ANDERSON. rlainiIr vs
WAYNE A. ANDERSON Defendant.
No. 3Is.afs
ORDER TOR APPEARANCE
A>D PUBLICATIONS
Al session ~ eafs Court hell IN the
Courfhouse al the civ - petroif. Conn-
~ NJ WaAne STATE 81 Michigan. on the
3is' DAY ~ .iiy. n AL.
Present. Hon VINCENT NJ BRES-
NAN. Circuit JsdEe
II arrearine from Ito AFFIDAVIT on Me
that the place ~ res dence OF the de-
fendani. Wavre A. anderson. IL un-
known and that after dlileen' search
and lnqulry &, carne' be SCREAMED In
what state ~ country he now resides
1T Is ORDERED that tho defendant en-
ter his appearante ir said cause on Or
before three ,3l irorfh4 from the date
~ this order or said RNl ~ Complaint
VII he taken 80 confessed ard that this
Order 10 publ shed a. required hv law
and cory - this orfer 10 sert - tho
said defendarf 80 h's last known place
Of residence nv registered mail
VINCENT " BRENNAN
Circuit Judge
IS Trno CopvA
cAsrAH u iiNGrMAN. Clerk
rv r n sARPE
Deputy Clerk s,5-io-i.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-09-27
William 7. Patrick, ~.

STATE oF MICHIGAN In tho clrcui,
Court f'r he County Of WAYNE IN chan
cory
Jt ltAN CLINTON, Plaintiff. Vs. MAR
TIA CLINTON. pefendnnt
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-09-27

STATE or MlcHIGAS IN the c'-rui'
ro1rtfoT tho county ~ WAYNE IN chan
,crv
Hl"HNpp SNirlI ramrN " LIS
SlE SMITH Defendant
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-09-27
ATTY. Abnsr 4. Tatken

STATE or MICHIGAN. IN the cir
cult Court for the County OF Wayne. In
Chanrcrv
wALkER WELLS. Plaintiff. vs. LOT.
TIE WELLS. Defendant
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-09-27
Atty. George ". Thompson.
G1I GnrlleId Ave.

STATE OF MICHIGAN IN the Circuit
Court for the County ~ Wayne IN Chan
cery
RoRrRr LEE CARSON. Jr piaintlF,
70 MILDRED Z. CARSON. Defendant
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-09-27
NO. Sl6.5l3
ORDER OF PUBLICATION

A. session Of said Court held =, the
court house In the City % Detroit In
said County and state on the 18th day
81 August. AID. 1871.
Present; Honorable GEORGE u. MUIR
PLY. Circuit Judge
In this cause II appearing BY AFFIDAVIT
on Me. that after diliecnt search and in
ouiry. " cannot be nscerlaincd IN what
state or Country the defendant. Ed
Wiiks. resides: and that his last known
address was General Delivery. Month
cello. Mississippi
on MOTION or JOHN n. MORRIS.
attntnev FOR the piairfln
1T IS ORDERED that said defendant
cause his appearance 20 be entered IN
this cause within three months from the
date ~ this order or the bill Of COM
rlHint nied herein may be taken ~ con
fcssed
AND 1T rs FURTHER ORDERED that
copy OF this order be published &C.
cofdlnF 10 the Statute IN such case
made and provided:
AND 1T Is FURTHER ORDERED that
COPY 81 this order he sent 20 said
defendant. A. HE last known postonlce
address BY registered mail. and a return
receipt demanded. ~ least twenty DAYS
before the date herein prescribed Tor
his appearance
GEORGE n. MURPHY.
Circuit judge.
"a True Copy
CASPIAN }, LiNcEMAN, Clerk.
~ A. A, BERGER.
Deputy CLERK. e-as-io-t.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-09-27
LEGAL NOTICES
Atty. william T. Patrick. ST..
1904 ~. Antoine street


ieOs II. Antoine street
STATE OF MICHIGAN In the Circuit
Court for tho County OF Wayne In Chan
PRISCILLA BARROW. Plaintiff. Va
THOMAS BARROW. Defendant.
NO. sie.s.s
ORDER TO APPEAR
session % the above entitled Court
held IN the County Building IN the city
Of Detroit. County OF Wayne. and state
OF Michigan. this nth day OF August.
AR iati.
present: Honorable GEORGE r. MUIR
PLY. Circuit Judge.
Satisfactory proof appearing by anil
davi,. that the Defendant. THOMAS
RARRON. Is not resident Of the state
Of Michigan hut that his last known
residence VAS A. No sos p. Montcaltn
street. retrof. Michigan. that Plain'i1
lives A. this address and nows m her
personal knowledge that the Defendant
does not I've ~ said address since Au
gust. 1870
on motion Of WILLIAM T PATRICK
sR' Attorney Tor the Plaintiff.
u Il Hereby Ordered that the Defen-
dant enter his appearance. either In per-
son or BY Attorney within three months
from No dare hereof or the Pil NJ Com
paint viii DO taken a. confessed against
him
n IL FURTHER ordered that true r"fv
Of this order he sent ~ the ssf Kew
address ~ the Defendant nv registered
mail return receipt requested STAGE
prepaid and that true copy OF said "t-
der be published according N law
GEORGE r MrEPHy.
Circuit Judge.
a True Copy,
cAspAR ' IINGEMAN. Clerk
~ A. A REEGER,
penuty clerk s-is-a-:7.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-09-27
AftY. John ". Morris
lGS0 Hating Ct.

e~,Tr or MTcilIGAS - 'ho Circuit,
80 (, ~ the county Of Wayne IN chan
core
pfS FREEMAN. Plaintiff vs..
ALBERTA FREEMAN. Defendant.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-09-27
Atfv. John n. Morris
1850 Hastings 81.

STATE or MICHIGAN In the Circuit
Court Tor the County % Wayne IN Chan
cerv
DOROTHY w1LKs. Plaintiff. Va ED
WILks. Defendant
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-09-27

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We're a $3.50 .-ae at
we're sn. N ane 8n W.
sren SIS os liz neH r 0a. 80
krow :, o4 alN
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any trouble in Your domestic al.
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will brcome adapted io hurried
lie and think vi something else
hesides making love" However. |
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this tact altogether 4. show Aonr
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your advantage. Personally. u
seems that ,nn could IND employ-
ment there IN ihe cii, and rcf along
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farm wiihoui any equipment or
stock and other necessities Z takes
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-09-27

STATE or MICHIGAN IN the Circuit
curt for the County OF Wayne In Chan
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-09-27

"a True Copyl
cAsrAn , LiNGEMAN. clerk.
~ l. q NAULT,
Deputy Clerk. s-fs-io.tl
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-09-27

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Evening star., 1941-12-16
karyIand's S IS Boats
Offered for War Service
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
ANNAPOLIS, Dec. 16.-Mary-
lands sizable f1eet-35 boats headed
by the flagship Du Pont-may see
service in the Nations defense.
The State yacht Du Pont is a
lS5-footer, and the McLane is a
120-foot ship. The conservation
fleets 80 other power boats meas
ure from As to 55 feet and. Gov.
O'Conor said, "are in good condition
and fully equipped"
Gov. O'Conor told Secretary of
the Navy Knox he would be glad to
confer with Navy officers regarding
the possible transfer. and would ar
range any legal papers necessary
with the attorney general and
Board of Public Works.
At the same time, Gov O'Conor
disclosed a school to train special
policemen and guards hired by pri-
vate plants and municipalities would
be established at Pikesville soon.
Evening star., 1941-12-16


The civilian defenders are at
their posts in the hypothetical air
raid being pictured by The Star.
The enemy planes are drawing
closer. They may attack Wash
ington or veer to strike at Bal
timore or Norfolk, but our de-
tenders can take no chances. The
people need not know yet, how
ever.
The people need only few
minutes to prepare themselves for
the coming of bombers. They don't
wait until the night of an air
raid to hang curtains over their
windows and put out all the
lights that might be seen from
the air.
When the enemy is first sight
ed it may be only Is or 20 min
utes from Washington. The
planes are travelling SO fast that
the lights of city many miles
away can guide them to their tar
get. That's why the city will be
blacked out every night whenever
the military authorities think
Washington may become the tar
get for bombing, even though
there is no immediate threat of
enemy action.
In preparation for the blackout
order, the people of washington
are already making their city
safer. Defense Co-ordinator John
Russell Young has asked that
the city be dimmed. That means
Evening star., 1941-12-16
Busy Federal Workers Pause
To Play Santa for Needy
Representatives Named in Agencies to Collect
Gosh and Goods to Make YuIe Joyous

assistant Senate postmaster, Senate
Office Building.
Federal Security Agency-Harold
Dotterer. chief clerk. room 1858,
new Social Security Building.
Public Health Service-Walter E.
Scott, room 101, Constitution avenue
at Nineteenth street NV.
National Capital Park and Plan
ming Commission-Mlss Josephine
Peckham, room 7013, new Interior
Building.
Freedmen's Hospital-Mrs. Fran
ces w. Hughes, Office of the assistant
director.
o. E. NJ. Representatives.
Office for Emergency Manage
ment-Mrs. Emma Joyce, room 30l
476 Indiana avenue NV, directing
o. E. M. representative and special
representative for the personnel Of
fee. She will be assisted by the
following representatives:
Miss Maud Bartlett. counsel's Of
flee. room ZIG, Federal Reserve
Building: Dorothy Gleason. Central
Administrative Services. director S
Office. room 1866, Federal Reserve
Building; Mrs. Ada Cassidy, trans
portation, room 1910. Federal Re-
serve Building: Miss Matte Lou
Honeycutt. service operation, room
226. 1912 Twenty-fourth street
NV: Mrs. Blanche Kendrick. in
vestigation. room 200. 1409 L street
NV; Rilla Van Horn. budget and
finance, room 220, H. O. l.. c. Build
ing. First street and Indiana ave-
nue. avenue NV; Miss Dorothy
King. information. room 5525, So
cial Security Building.
Mrs. Rose Keeter. Defense Hous-
ing. reception room. 1900 l street
NV: Mrs. Anne Smithson, Inter
American Affairs, room 1922, Com
merce Building; Mrs. Louise Wahl
Office of Scientific Research anc
Development, room 206, 1880 P street
NV; Sarah Henderson, Lease
Lend, reception room, SIS Twenty
second street NV.
In the Office of Price Administra-
tion's temporary building D, Sixth
street and Independence avenue
S.W., are these o. E. M. representa-.
tives: James D. Studley, room 240
and Leo M. M. Davis, room 27O7
price, Thomas Klechak, field op.
erations, room 1712; Miss Billie
OLSON, legal, room 1905; Mrs. Dori:
Whitmack, transportation, room
1905; Miss Julia Grouse. Office man.
agement, room II; Virginia M
Stain, consumers division, room
Ia; Julia Johnson, personnel, room
| 1918.
Evening star., 1941-12-16

cutting out all unnecessary lights
and reducing all lighting visible
from the air, following the rule
that if the lights add possible
danger to the community they
should be reduced.
Blackout conditions exist in
this hypothetical air raid. At
communications headquarters the
blue light blinks. That means
that Washington is still in the
path of the enemy bombers, 10
minutes away. The only lights
left burning in the blackedout
city are those of essential indus
tries and transportation facili-
ties. These are obscured on the
blue light. Street lights have
been dimmed and screened so
they cannot be seen from the air.
BY the time the blue light
flashes on the board, the city's
defenders are standing by at fire
and police stations. at warden
posts and casualty stations. Res
cue and bomb squads, road re-
pair crews and demolition squads
= are ready to go. Air raid war
dens patrol the streets; fire
watchers mount to the roofs.
When the bombers are five min
utes away and 1t Is clear WASH
ington is their objective, the red
light flashes at communications
headquarters. Air raid sirens
sound q warning to the public.
Tonsor7oD-The public respond
TO the dtr raid alarm.
Evening star., 1941-12-16

Bureau of Accounts, Treasury :
Dept. ----------------- 3.40
Bureau Of Public Debt, Treas
ury Dept. ----, 200
Southeast Business Mems As
ISOLATION ------- 1900
ANONYMOUS --- 1000
E. H. Droop 1000
j. Ford - 500
Edith A. Ryon --- 800
M. L. -- 200
Anonymous - 100
In Memory J. A. K. 100
Anonymous --- 1000
Evening star., 1941-12-16
Trucks Will Collect
Silver Spring Waste
Paper Tomorrow
Westmorelund School
Will Be Visited Next
In Economy Campaign

Two schools in the metropolitan
area of Montgomery County will be
visited this week by the dealers
trucks now collecting, under the
city-wide waste paper campaign,
sponsored by parent-teacher and
home school associations in COOP
Grafton with The Star, it was an
nounced today.
Tomorrow morning, for the first
time. the trucks will stop at the
East Silver Spring School. Thurs
day their route will be extended
to take in the Westmoreland School.
Other schools will be added as
rapidly as arrangements can be
made Those desiring to be includ-
ed have been requested to get in
touch with The Star.
Two trucks now are making COL
lectionS and will continue to do so.
If necessary, the dealer who is buy
ing the paper announced, a third
truck will be added. but at present
two have been able to make the
rounds in the time allowed.
Daily collections have continued
to increase in the face of a war
emergency which has created a new
demand for waste paper salvage.
Yesterday nearly a ton more was
collected than on the same day
of last week The total for the en-
tire day amounted to more than
four tons.
The campaign, its sponsors point
out, serves a double purpose. 1t
provides a source of money with
which the school associations can
carry on their programs and it
saves from destruction paper which
can be converted into cartons with
which to ship supplies to Britain.
Evening star., 1941-12-16
YuIe Fund Donations
Woshinetonions Giving Gosh to Buy
Gifts for Poor Children

Despite the Washington residents are remembering e
children whose parents afford provide Christmas for
them .
glad acknowledge contributions to the
Christmas children These gifts will be turned over TO
Committee the Council of Social Agencies 1or
distribution among families with children at Christmas time
you would like to make gift toy you may leave II al
Bros theater attend one
of TOY held at IL Warner Bros thears
Saturday.
Following cash gifts received by The Star:
Evening star., 1941-12-16
Fairfax Conference
Set for Today on
Wafer, Sewer Needs
Proposed Defense Housing
Construction Creates
Serious Problems
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch TO The Star.
FAIRFAX, Va. Dec. 16.-Offlcials
from Fairfax County and other
nearby Virginia areas were to con-
fer with Federal Housing Admins
tration officials today on needs for
water apd sewerage systems in Ar
lington and Falls Church sections
where it is proposed TO build low
cost housing units.
The Fairfax County Board of
Supervisors yesterday reviewed
problems concerning 500 low-cost
housing units for defense workers
planned near Falls Church.
Commissioner of the Revenue
James U. Kincheloe said tax revenue
from the houses would not equal
cost of county services that would
be required.
In letter to DR.. G. r. Carpenter.
county medical director, Seward H.
Mott. director of the land planning
division of the F. H. A, suggested
the conference relative to the pos
sibility of setting up metropolitan
district under public management
to exercise control over water sup
ply, sewage disposal, storm water
drainage and other public services.
The letter also said that in view
of the situation on the Holmes Run
watershed. individual sewage dis
posal plants cannot be considered
safe.
Members of the committee named
by the supervisors for the confer
ence include Chairman G.. Wallace
Carper of the Board of Supervisors,
DR.. Carpenter, Commonwealth's At
ttorney Paul E. Brown. Division
Schools Supt. w. T. Woodson, c. c.
Wall, chairman of the County Plan
ming Commission; G. Hubert Mas
sic. consulting engineer for the pro-
posed sewerage and water systems
in the county, and Commissioner
Kincheloe.
Evening star., 1941-12-16
Rites for George H. Cline
At Rockville Tomorrow

Special Dispatch to The Star
ROCKVILLE, Md. Dec. 10
Funeral services for George H.
Cline, 55. who died Saturday at his
home on the Rockville Gathers
burg pike. will be held at II am.
tomorrow at the funeral home of
w. Reuben Humphrey. Rockville
The Rev. Fred A. Van Sickle, pastor
of the Rockville Free Methodist
Church, will offciate. and burial will
be in Mount Olivet Cemetery, Fred
erick.
Mr.. Cline is survived by his
widow, Mrs. Marian L. Cline. and
the following children: Mabel,
Franklin and Thomas Cline, and
Mrs. Mabel Katen, all of near
Rockville; George w. Cline, Gath
ersburg. and Florence Cline and
Mrs. Elberta Haines, both of Fred
erick.
Evening star., 1941-12-16
Divorce Granted

ROCKVILLE. Md. Dec. 16 (Spe-
ciap On the ground of desertion,
Circuit Judge Stedman Prescott has
granted Mrs. Mary c. Miller Of
Rockville an absolute divorce from
James R. Miller of Pikesville, a
Maryland State policeman. The de-
cree also awards her custody OF
three children. James R., jr.: Fred
erick w. and Cecil B. T. Miller, and
allows her alimony.
Evening star., 1941-12-16

Totals to date 70 81
In December, Beware Of:
l. The hours between 5 and
10 pm. Ten of the 13 traffic
victims in December last year
were killed within this five
hour period.
2. Crossing q street at some
point other than q crosswalk.
Three pedestrians lost their
lives in December, 1910. while
doing this.