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Evening star., 1941-06-28
The Home Clinic
Fixine-Up Jobs Around the House
Don't Require Any Greet Skill

1t doesn't take great skill, talent
or brains to do what you want done
on the house . just little time
and a lot of hard work. We all
might as we'll face the fact that
whatever we want done for the next
few years we will have to do our
selves. The defense program and
its attendant activities have given
nearly every workman a Job There
are very few workmen who are in
terested in taking care of the small
jobs you need done about the place
and it will be many months before
most of them are free for that
painting or carpentering job you
have been planning to do.
On the other hand, We don't sug-
gest that you take trowel in hand
and attempt to lay up brick house
or tear out the underpinnings of
the existing house to put in new
floor JolStS :. . items in that cate
CORY are certainly professional jobs.
But the small savings and nail
ings, the new pane of glass, the
painting and the hundred and one
other things you can't wait any
longer for are now up to you.
Nor are we speaking just to the
men of the house. Any woman can
do those things. Saws, hammers
and paint brushes all come in small
sizes, and nothing will trim the
waistline like painting wall or
woodwork or develop the right spots
like running up and down a STEP
ladder.
Painting Isn't Hard.
If you have never painted you
ought to try it. All walls need two
coats and by the time you have the
undercoat on, which is only half as
important as the top coat, you feel
like professional, and by the time
you finish the second one you are.
Take the time to get the right in
formation from good paint dealer
and spend the money wisely on a
good paint product and If you
have the follow through" expected
of all of us these days, you will be
proud of the job.
Bookshelves, built-in dressing
tables, benches in the kitchen
those small jobs that take merely a
Evening star., 1941-06-28

good board and a little saving and
nailing-can be done by a woman.
Teach yourself to measure accu-
rately. Then call one of the lumber
dealers In town who are willing 10
cut lumber to length for you and
deliver 1t.
A half hour at hardware store
(the most fascinating place in the
world, rummaging in the nail kegs,
will teach you the difference be-
tween a half-inch finishing nail and
10-penny. All you have to do
after that is learn to hit them
squarely on the head.
Equipment Is Half the Job.
What we mean by this is that
your equipment and materials are
half the job. You can't expect
shelves to be satisfactory that are
tackled in place, nor enjoy sitting on
bench made of rough lumber that
is likely to splinter. A shelf placed
on two cleats nailed firmly in place
will hold heavy books for years, and
a bench top may be made from
lumber trimmed for stair treads
which has the edge rounded off
and sanded so that it will never
cause you any worry.
Knowing your materials and learn
ing to use your tools is an i'm
portant part of the job-and 1t is
training that is well worth while for
any woman now-and may be very
useful later on If she is called upon
to carry the weight of her own
household while the men are busy
elsewhere.
It's very difficult to be happy in
the home when dozens of small
things need to be done and you see
no hope for months to come of
ruling them off the list. Figure out
how many of them you could do if
you had the materials and knew
how to use the tools. A few dollars
for materials and a little practice
combined with the will to do will
accomplish wonders.
Watch Carpenters Work.
If there is a new house building
in your vicinity step over and watch
the carpenters work for half hour.
Carpenters love to talk about their
Evening star., 1941-06-28

CHEMICAL WARFARE SERVICE.
Lam, Second 1t. Joseph g., from Wash
inRton New York
Evening star., 1941-06-28

AIR CORPS.
Gross, MAI. Melvin E., from Washington
to West Point, N Y
WoltZ, First 1t. Eugene C.. from Fort Riley
TO Atlanta.
CHAPLAIN CORPS.
Cordill. Capt. Tunis s.. ir, from McChord
Field, Wash, TO Hawaiian Department.
Duncan, First 1t. John B., from Fort
Screyen. Ga, TO Arlington Cantonment,
Va.
CAVALRY
Fletcher. Capt. Louis W, from Indianap-
oils Ind, TO Panama Canal Department.
COAST ARTILLERY.
Rapport, Capt Victor A., from New York
10 Washington
VETERINARY CORPS.
Eichhorn. First 1t. Erwin A, from WASH
tngton to Boston.
DENTAL CORPS.
Lane. First 1t. Edmund T, from Camp
Lee TO Washington
FIELD ARTILLERY.
Scarborough. First 1t. Sidney, from Camp
Stewart Ga, TO Fort Sill, Okla
ADJUTANT GENERALS DEPARTMENT.
Sensmeier, First 1t Laurence A from
Riverside, Calf. TO Philippine Depart
Evening star., 1941-06-28

work. One can Isarn o lot hy
watching and listening.
This would be an ideal time 1or
the agencies IN town TO offer the
services Of handicapped workers.
A good huicklayer who has Theuxna-
tism and can no longer get np and
down scaffolding could lay a brick
path or wall II some one toted ma
terials TO him, or could instruct
completely inexperienced youth. A
carpenter who can't work on a scaf-
fold on a large building might be
invaluable on the small interior
details Of cabinetmaking, which take
infinite pains and would be tire
some to the younger man. With
this experienced help on technical
details and your own urge to i'm
prove the home, it is Just a matter
of good, ordinary hard work to
have things the way you want them.
Evening star., 1941-06-28

spitzsr. First II Norman, from Fort Bragg
to Pope Field, N. c.
Jones, First 1t. Ceirisnog H.. from Camp
Perdleton. Va, TO Fort Story, Va.
Sparks. First 1t. Aubrey L.. from Fort
Bragg to Edgewood, Nd.
INFANTRY.
Mcdaniel, Mai. Edward H, from Fort Ord,
Calf, to WASHINGTON;
WEIGH. Capt John A., from Fort Devens.
Mass. to Tuskegee. Ala.
Anderson. Second 1t. Eric C.. from Fort
Lewis. Wash, to Fort Benning, Ga.
Harvey, Second 1t Wayne K, from Fort
Sam Houston to Fort Bennlng.
Alverson, Second 1t. Richard c., from Fort
Ord to Fort Benning.
ENGINEERS.
Tate. Capt Ferdinand j., from Savannah.
Ga to MacDill Field, Fla
Morrison, First 1t. John A., from Fort
Bragg to MacDill Field.
Bidsood, Capt Clarence. from Fort BelvoiY.
Va, to Westover Field, Mass
Flynn, First 1t. Walter W, from Fort
Riley, Kans., TO Balboa Heights c. q
Judd, First 1t. Raymond c., from Fort
Riley 10 Balboa Heights.
Tucker, First 1t. Royce e, from Fort Mon
mouth TO San Antonio.
CHEMICAL WARFARE SERVICE.
Lam. Second 1t. Joseph g., from Wash
inRton New York
Evening star., 1941-06-28

Panama Canal Department to Curtis
Hainer, First 1t. Linton. from wsshinEton
to Aberdeen. Md.
Hottie, First 1t. GeorEe A.. from Aberdeen,
Md, to Portsmouth. Va.
JUDGE ADVOCATE GENERALS
DEPARTMENT.
Burdett, Col. Allen NJ. from Atlanta TO
Washington.
SIGNAL CORPS.
Black, 1t. Col. Garland G., from Fort Mon
mouth, N j., to Washington.
Schisch. Firt 1t. Wilbur A., from wash
ington to New York.
Kiiiam. First 1t. Leslie v. from Fort
George @. Meade, Md. to San Francisco.
COAST ARTILLERY.
Harris. 1t. Col. Charles g., from San
Antonio, Tex. to WashinEton.
Burke First It. John j.. from Fort Bliss.
Tex, to Fort Sheridan, Ill.
GENERAL STAFF CORPS.
Livesay, 1t. Col. William G.. from Fort
Sam Houston to Puerto Rican Depart
ment.
MEDICAL CORPS.
Harvey 1t. Col Clarence c., from wash
ington to Philadelphia
Bruce Capt. Charles O.. tr., from Brooklyn.
N. Y, to Washington.
Tousisnant, 1t. Col. Harvey O., from Fort
Du Pont, Del, to Fort Custer. Mich.
Evening star., 1941-06-28
Baptist ChiIdren's Home
To Mark 10th Year

The 10th anniversary of the
founding Of the Baptist Home for
Children Of the District Of Colum-
bia, located on Cedar lane In Mont
gomery County, will be observed to-
morrow.
The first home was at 904 Newton
street NE. Another site was pur-
chased IN Prince Georges County,
and the home later was moved to
the present location. There are 1913
acres, with dormitories for boys and
girls.
Evening star., 1941-06-28
City News in Brief
TODAY.

TODAY.
Dinner dance, City Bank Club,
Carlton Hotel, $50 pm.
TOMORROW.
Bird walk, National Capital
Parks outing, Thirtieth and r
streets NV, $50 am.
Hike, Wanderbirds Hiking Club,
Mayo Beach, Md, leave National
Iheatsr, 8 am.
Tour, Fort McHenry National
Monument, National Capital Parks
outing, leave 1416 r street NV,
11:30 am,
Tree walk, National Capital
Parks outing, leave Thirteenth and
K streets NV. 2:30 pm.
Evening star., 1941-06-28
Increasing Closets Capacity

Food closets in kitchens can be
frequently increased in capacity by
substituting adjustable shelves for
usual fixed ones. These will permit
storing glass bottles and jars, many
of which are now made shorter and
lighter to fit modern refrigerators,
so that they occupy less space.
Evening star., 1941-06-28
Service Orders
ARMY,
oUARTERMAsTER CORPS.

Campbell 1t. Col. William F. from Fort
Leavenworth, Kans.. to Washngton
Barlow. MAJ. Edward l., from Washington
Patterson. Capt. Thomas D. from Fort
Sam Houston. Tex. to Philippine Depart
ment.
Luthman: Capt. Joseph J.. from Columbus.
Ohio. to Fort Knox, KY
Mays; isn.. First It A1tt AIthuy R; L. from At
Coleman. First 1t. Tracy c., from Wash
tngton to Alexandria Va
soontup, First It Theodore l.. from New
Gard. Second 1t. Francis C.. from New
York to Fort Dix
ORDNANCE DEPARTMENT.
DAptels. 1t. Col. Robert W. from Provi-
dence. r. l.. 10 Washington
RooneQ9x Ftrkt L. Raymond Z, from
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-09
British Daughters
To Hold Relief Tea

PRINCESS B EA TRIO E
CHAPTER, Daughters OF the
Empire. will give its annual Re-
membrance tea for the benefit
Of the British War Relief, Tues
day, at 2 o'clock, at the home
OF Mrs. Norman H'Amada on
West Boston boulevard.
A feature Of this tea is the
opportunity" table on which are
displayed many lovely and I'M
usual things on sale. And there
will be baked goods table.
So many women last year
went away disappointed at miss
ing the fortune teller that. this
year. two fortune tellers will be
on hand.
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Halifaxes Entertained

On that same night there
were several early small affairs
whose guests were going later
In the evening 10 Mrs. John j.
O'Brien's party for Lady Hall
fax. Mrs. Edwin Scott Barbour
asked guests to dine with her.
Mrs. B. f.. Hutchinson was an
other hostess before the recep-
ton. Lord Halifax, who was the
guest of Standish Backus that
same night, with all the other
men joined Mrs. O'Bfien's party
later at her home.
The small and exclusive
luncheon party given Tuesday
by Mrs. Henry 3. JOY at the
Detroit Club was another affair
honoring Lady Halifax. She is
charTning--very simple and de-
lirhtftii TO meet.
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Lewis, DilIman Dinners

Mrs. A. Ingersoll Lewis had
a dinner Tuesday in her home
on Vendome road and Mrs.
Hugh Dillmsn asked a number
OF women TO dine with her
Friday night in her home on
Lake Shore drive.
The Country Club was gay
Saturday night, and the Older
sets were in the majority. Din
ing and dancing there we noted
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Bradley,
formerly of New York but now
settled down on Lakeland ave-
nue.. AS you know, Mrs Bradley
was formerly Alice Worcester.
Mr.. and Mrs. William r. Col
burn were there and so were
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-09
Color Photography
Topic at Ad Club

JEFFERY WHITE, a pioneer
in color photography, will pre-
sent his famous Color Round
Table" discussion OF this art at a
meeting of the Women's Adver-
Using Club after a dinner at $50
p. m. Monday at Frames Tea
Room.
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Women Go East

There is a lot Of going and
coming. Mrs. John Wendell
Anderson has left for a couple
. OF weeks shopping in New York,
and Mrs. James o. Murfin has
also gone East both for shop
ping a little and for a visit
with several friends.
Mrs. MACPHERSON Browning,
who has been in Atlantic City
for a while, is back in her
home on Devonshire road and is
getting ready for the round OF
festivities which will inevitably
occur when MACPHERSON Brown
ing is married TO Mary Jane
Brown OF Howell. We hear
rumors that this event will take
place before Christmas, but
these rumors are unconfirmed.
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Dowdser Set in Pointe
Spends a Busy Week
Entertaining Mobility
THE DoWAGER,s DoGMAS

.IIIHEN you are asked to
w dinner,
Make prompt reply. we
pray.
Accept or else regret at
once;
Don't wait another day.
IT'S very hard on host
l. esses
Who plan their parties
well;
With cards perhaps to fol-
low,
They want their guests TO
tell
This last week has been a gay
one for the Dowager set in
Crosse Pointe.
Beginning a week ago-with
the Raymond Jacobses' big
breakfast party! These are an
annual highlight and gather to-
gether a number Of people for a
delightful time Among those
present we noted Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Blessed, DR.. and Mrs.
William Elliott. Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward II. Bachelor. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles L'Hommedieu. Mr..
and Mrs. Colburn Standish.
Lawrence Smith, Mr.. and Mrs.
Benny" Dixon, Mr.. and Mrs.
Haywood Thompson and a mil
lion others. IL seemed TO us.
Monday night was marked by
one OF Mrs. John S. Newberry's
delightful dinners for women.
This one was in her own home
In Lake Shore drive and was in
honor OF Mrs. Newberry's niece.
Mrs WheeloCk
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Natural opossum 3s.neh arsacOats II .5sss
Satah BToWnDyd Mouion Lamb ~tb bat 5s5
Safah BroWHDysd Mouton Lamb 't"5 erS 5ssS
Baek.Dysd caaeuI Type Kid IL 10 .........5sss
SsbIsDysd 0possum Jz-b ~Hff; 10 5ssS
ssbsDysd opossum 3s.ineh Grsaieoab .5ss5
SkunkDysd 0poum Jz-"b Hhb bat s-S ruff; 5ss5
Skunkpysd oposum 3sInoh ersaeeats 5sss
Gray ombsDysd Lamb JSineb ts-sfb; IL SssS
9 aray.pysd Lamb J5-~e5 t~sfbj ssss
BlaekDysd Russian Pony j7iueb Bat SssS
Blue FexDysd euanaoo Lamb 7.e5 Hb b Sssg
Blue Foxpysd euanaoo Lamb 3sIneh arsseos 5sss
SlvsrtonsDysd consy z6i1eb Gab Bat S
SnvsrtonsDysd consy +OIueb IsstB; sssB
Blue FoxDysd consy 76b
Mlnk.Dysd consy IL to 20 s-d - 47......Sss5
II SsaDysd censy n II to 20 ssS 80 ~ ......SssS
sIvsrDysd Red Fox 27.Ineh Jackets
RubyDysd Red Fox 72.nch Jackets ssss
Norwegian BusDysd Red Fox 77Inoh Jackets ssss
DEPr,-HUDsoNS-FIRsr BAsEMENT-wooDwARp-sEcuoN d
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Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Earl, Mr..
and Mrs. A. d. Wilkinson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Mason p. Runney. Miss Bar
bara Rumney. Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard Bennett, Mr.. and Mrs.
Colburn Standish. Mrs. Ralph
Hartman Booth. Harold Murphy,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin B. Dixon,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Martin.
Miss Jean Taylor and a lot OF
others.
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THEIR answers very
Il promptly,
So tables they can plan:
And ask some others TO fiji
in
The right ones if they
can.
90 IF you are uncer-
tafn---------
You may be out of town
Regret-don't hold ii open
Or
You'll get social frown.
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FUR SALE
599!,'5::
PIEs 1875
Tar
PIss 1875
Federal Tax

Amazing what 1895 will buy during this Sale! NEW PUR-
CHASE of 100 COATS and JACKETS An outstanding
of styles in both dressy and sports Read the
list below and check your choice!
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PART 3, PAGE o
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-16
Personals

At Bill GRAFs GRILL - Astfploeer
fs1eIis Noon ilncheon. IA John X
Dow astairs -.--
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Personals

ASTRONOMER OWENHALA 0utstandipg
-.-.-s- -isss- Neat PHILADELPHIA Trinity
-aaf2 one doliSr
AsTROLOGER ~ so wears experience,
WORLDS FAIR, Radio. 30 Peterboro.
Cherrs 6sf4.
ASTRoLoGER e Evangelne Berry. lao
Hiuhard near East jefferson. LhnoN
sfsi. Si-oo.
DEBI KELiEFl see Creaii Adjustment
Co. ss5 Barlum Tower bet. Gil. ss4'.
FAMOUS Astrologist Wanda Gsggon. Pri-
sate Consultations Daily. SCI clairmount-
Trinity --lAnf-
FRED sAGER is not responsible Tor any
debts made by his wife Dorothy J.
Sager.
Gall KLEIN ends liver Fai bladder.
stomach, gas. gladstone attacks prevents
operations. liiO Burlingame. Townsend
7-i74o
HAIR REMOVED Permanently Elee-
~ ++--sif--4 i.--s--tie- AiisiI2-ae-
Lakewood. LencN s032
MARIE sCAELL. 22is Ashland = Weight
reduction. rheumatism, neuriis. Teie-
phone Lennx 1884.
MEN, WoMENi WANT VIM?
stimulants in OstreN Tonic Tablets pep uT
BODIES lacking IN Viiamin 81. Iron Cal.
cum Phosphorus. Special Introductory Boz
size today ONLY 29c call write Cunning
ham. kinsel. sans Cut Rate. Wslgreen'
and all other good drug stores.
MRS RAVE -- Astrologist featured at
state Fair. 1897 Mitchell. Plaza 25oS
NOT Responsible Tor debts contracted by
my vie Margaret. after this date
kALNAN HELLER.
PLY sIOTHERAPY- special Monday. Tues
day Wednesday. - 90. 29lO West Crane
Boulevard. Madison 052o.
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SOMETHING NEW! =!

Hair PanlesslS - Permanently Removed.
New, Quick, Guaranteed method. No nee
dies Used.
Keat Institute. 706 Francis Palms Bldg
Pill Woodward. corner Elizabeth. Randolph
2isu
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Personals

PILES AND CHRONIC diseases
Successful cfAce- treatment Nhlle- Working.
Doctor DE Swarte Rectal Clinic. 5GOo Cass
avenue Temple 1-2i2t.
PROF. ELTON. AsTRoLodY
Consultations daily, ~ % s., Tuesdays and
Fridays TIN Q. Closed sunday. 3iis John
r.. between Erskine and Eliot. Special 81.
REVEREND TRAEB Astrological consul
tations daily appointments Lafayette
OTs6. 1917 Michigan Wpstsirsl.
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SPENCER CORSETs
TOOL AND DIE ANuFACTUR ERs
TRACTORS AND IMPLEMENTS
TRUCK EQUIPMENT
UPHOI.sTERING

UNIFORMS. SUITS. overcosts. custom
made. Pat Connolly. 80 La Belle. Town
send S-3764
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SfoUes and Heaters


A Bargain
si09 so NORGE GAS RANGE. x22. 10
Fruit s1zr trpi--tvp5 rtiii-tit
TRAITOR burners. heat control automatic
lighter; fully insulated storage space, etc
80 model used; sell bal. due 81 week
Middewest, 1925 Woodward.
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Situations Wanted-Baie

ACCOUNTANT sudffor thoroughly e2per
encsd al phases office foutint credits
full Or psr time. NJ Qgalan. Chera
3sIs
TRUCK wifh driver for tirr son stake
Lead day week Townsend e-25sf
WELDER desires WORK experience ar.
craft. accetF lsne; steady. Telephone MH
hgan' Terrace 2-e77f
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SODA DISPENSERS

Have several immediate openings musi he
IS 70 35 years old: preferably living al
home. must be neat. attractive ARD nsvs
pleasant personalitN, free training for ar-
plicAnts who qualify permanent elnplos
rnent: Rn--a-Kslai4 --rlt7- Thursase -
D N Personnel Office. use Maranleitt
street entrance.
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PLY sIOTHERAPY special Monday. Tues
day. Wednesday. - 90 1910 West Crane
Boulevard. Madison O52o,
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Situations Wanted--Female

EXPERIENCED SRI wishes GAYS -Eaan-
drer cleaner; speelal1np Shirts refer.
snces Temple i-is24.
ExPEREESCED fii Wahts DAYS refer.
snees 81 70. carfare. Margaret Hess.
Tempe 1888
EXPERIENCED woman sIshes days pors
thorough cleaner 81 81, earfare. Atlantic
17t2
CONSULT ne ENLARGED Esa Estate HAtuFs
r. fhs tig sunday Times Want 10
See iof
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COMMERCIAL DUMP TRUCKS
CnMrIErr ntmpIN0 SUE

MOTOR CITY Hoist Body Company Re
liable service. 3i59 Holbrook. Madison
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Dine and Dance
Launs, Gardens, Supplies

BEST black dirt sOdding seeding. land
scaping Prices reasonable. T. Ter
6-l4J2 Estimates,
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AIR oo>DirIo>ING nNGlNEtR>

CARLSON STUDIOS Advertising display 3
posters, 1909 Brush street. Telephon
RaudoIph Nfif
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Help Wanfed-Instruction
Female Help Wanted

office has opepinE in two pay sales
division. Apply II q. m s2l Lafayette
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ACCoRpIoNs
Ap,rRTISI>G DISPLAYS

RosANoVA ACCORDIANs--E New used
repairing sales. reasonable. J3lS Graf
Sol Ffxr0r G2lH
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suPERFLUOUS Hair Permanently, Pam
lessly DESTROYED hy Famous Wizard Stick
Treatment No Injurious drugs or Chemi-
Gals Destroys stubborn growths OF long
standing ruif particulars ~ Tfiaii Mack
Go. 1921 Virginia Park, Detroit. Madison
656q.
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate hstinfs
In the big sunday Times Want Ad
Section
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- .-ol .gRFn WOMAN Wants dase Aeoaks
E So ls-..,, 4 annars .Nr esuorlenrfd
-Nr-afr f.aFrl
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Funeral Directors
j. SUTTON & SON
NFNTs AND FtiNERkl.s 70 All. PARTS
OF THE u s And CANApA. S9M-
PLrTE FUNERALS AND SHIPMENTS
4ll7l Trumbull Ave.
At WILLIS
TEMPLE 2-5I00
Lost and Found

COCKER SPANIEL ,neiFhharhooa holy
r,ivfrnoisl -Chlorcr's pet. Reward. feit-
rhone VineWooc l-eIas.
IDENTIFICATION CARD CAsE. hlacS
Phone LenoX l-5o-al
kTy SE--rosstoVn cariinc. fzlfaf
afternoon. NEEDED. " s1tiANcrH. Ten
PIE 2-5I4a.
WRlSTWATCl4 Lad, tregho4rh9.H Nc
leAn-NfnonAi. Keepsake f.t"ata-
Townsend $4,000. telephone evenings
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NEON si0Ns-RosEFHIE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


Al PAINTING papernarginE, cleaning.
washing fast service, tReal mechanics
Temple 2S0il.
Evening star., 1941-06-22
u. 5. Agents Remove
"a German Nationals
From japanese Ship
Passengers Replaced
With Nuzi Sailors Who
Were Ordered Deported
b the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 21.-Gov-
ernment agents took IA German
nationals of the Japanese liner
Nitta Maru today and replaced them
with sailors from the German cargo
ship Eisenach, recently scuttled in
Puntarenas Harbor, Costa Rica.
immigration officials said the
passport status of the Germans was
being Investigated.
Deportation of the Eisenach
sailors was ordered from Washing
ton shortly before the Nitta sailed
for Japan. Thirty-six other crew.
men remained at the immigration
station here.
Earl Antonne Bayer, recently de-
ported from Costa Rica as a Nazi
agent, was refused passage by Capt.
A. Ogawa of the Nitta and was re-
turned to the immigration station.
Five women and one child were
among the Germans removed from
the ship. Officials refused to reveal
any reason for cancellation OF their
passage other than that their status
was being clarified.
Japanese 1t. Commander Itaru
Tatibana, leaving on orders of the
State Department after a charge of
espionage was brought against him
in Los Angeles, was among the pas
sengers.
Sailing of the Nitta Maru was de-
layed nearly an hour.
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low bidder on asphalt for Eglin
Field runways. But ofhcials OF AL
lied Materials, Inc, Atlanta, he said,
contended they were low because
land grant rail rates were applicable.
He said they told him Senator
George agreed with them and de-
clared he would see that ruling
preventing the consideration of land
grant rates was changed.
At the time of this dispute Mr..
Hardness was the Treasury's pro-
curement officer for Florida.
He said Allied officials came to
Washington to protest against his
decision in favor of Pan American.
Later, he said, Procurement Di-
vision headquarters here directed
him to hold up the award until fur
ther instructions.
Months Delay Charged.
Witnesses have testified that the
controversy between the two bidders
resulted in a months delay in get
ting work started.
Earlier Mr.. Harkness had testified