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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-06

In The /
NEWS
Saturday Symposium
n Board Of Education
of the City OF New York
Office of
the Superintendent OF Schools
November 20, 1871
Mr.. william Randolph Hearst.
JOurnal-American,
New York City.
Dear Mr.. Hearst:
Al
V Journal-American upon It's
editorial statement that
"the cure for all the failures OF
democracy lies In the better aud
more complete education of the
youth OF democracy"
You have stated a number OF
truths that need to be brought
home to every citizen today.
You have made IL clear that
education is equally important 10
national defense as armament,
and that the teacher Is as vital
10 our safety as the soldier.
II Is heartening indeed to read
your appeal for the education OF
foreign born adults; for extended
medical and dental service In the
schools and for adequate recrea-
tional facilities.
We who live in the City of
New York are extremely fortu-
nate.
Our city Ia cognizant of these
needs and Is meeting them 10
the limit OF its ability.
over and over again II must
be repeated, no matter how trite
1t may sound, that education is
the bulwark of democracy: that
education is democracy's first line
OF defense.
Our whole defense effort Is Tor
the preservation of democracy.
cannot have democracy
without equal educational oppor-
tunity for all.
Our defense effort therefore,
must Of necessity he directed
toward the preservation Of our
educational system and the broad
ching OF educational opportunities.
There must he at the same
time, as-yeu- have 80 admirably
stated, a program for the develop (
ment of physical fitness.
1t is without question our duty.
in training for citizenship in Il
democracy, to develop our youth
both mentally and physically.
Please accept my expression Of
thanks 10 the Journal American
for its many contributions TO the
cause OF public education.
Very Truly Yours,
Harold q. Campbell.
superintendent Of schools.
- 81 North Foothiil Road,
Beverly Hills.
Nov. 30. l94l.
MIR. William Randolph Hearst,
San Simeon. Cal. ....--.--.-.--..-.-
Dear Mr.. Hearst: u
XTOUR I'm The News" Of No
vember IL in the Los An
geles Examiner carries a
significant messas. To all who
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-06

foreign affairs mmitt ee.
thereby making the plan q
matter Of public record.
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"Do you deny that you said
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-06

Dear Mr.. Hearst:
V Jour I'm The News" Of No
i vember 10 in the Los An
geles Examiner carries n
significant message to ali who
truly value democracy.
In your logical analysis of the
attempted reformation of tn e
Whittier state school for Boys
and the pursuant distractions,
one recognizes the inevitable
threat To our form of government
when confronted by faithless pub
lie servants on one hand. and an
uniformed apathetic citizenry on
the other.
With unmistakable clarity, Mr..
Hearst. YOU rightfully placed the
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For the Inside News" Of
Washington, Follow Paul Nal
Ions Column in the Times.
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he Far Eastern crisis.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-06

We who live in the City of
New York are extremely fortu-
nate.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-06

You have stated number OF
truths that need to be brought
home to every citizen today.
Evening star., 1941-03-07
German Chemists New Steel
Cuts Ndzi Need of Nickel
Nitrogen Cos Produces Stainless and
Acid-Resistinq Metal for War Weapons

second division comprises the actual
plants where weapons and ma
chimes are made. 1t includes in
corporated plants in the East Mark
and in the Protectorate.
In the third division, important
shipping enterprises on the Danube,
the Oder and the Elbe are repre-
sented. 1t is implied that through
its grouping together of the lead
ing concerns on those vital rivers
the Hermann Werke can set the
pace for inland waterway trans
portation, ore deliveries and heavy
traffic generally throughout the
Reich"
Small Rust Losses.
Recently conducted researches, it
is reported by Mr.. Redecker, have
shown that Germany's rust losses
are ridiculously small, although
whether this is due to new scientific
developments is not revealed.
Studies conducted by the Reich
railways and private iron and steel
companies, he says, show that such
losses amount to only 125,000 tons
annually, or one-half of per cent of
the country's current production.
The German scientists believe
that approximately the same fig
ureS will hold for the rest of the
world Previous estimates have
placed world losses through corro-
sion at 100000 tons annually,
with total loss of 718,0O0,000 tons
during the period from 1890 to
1923. The data now available, Mr..
Redecker says, show that these esti-
mates probably exceeded the actual
rust losses more than 35-fold.
From Milan Consular Clerk Ray
mond Hall reports that Italy may
possess a veritable treasure chest
of essential minerals in the great
Sicilian volcano, Mount Etna.
An italian scientist has just
found he says, huge iron deposits
which can be profltably mined in
the rock formations. He also claims
to have discovered large stores of
both petroleum and silver.
The mountain may also furnish
indirectly very large amounts of the
rare mineral titanium, used in max
ing steel wire and in false teeth
and which constitutes one of the
Evening star., 1941-03-07
By THOMAS r.. HENRY.

A gigantic "armory" with more
than 100000 workers now is forging
the weapons of the Reich.
German chemists have developed
an entirely new kind of steel and
freed the country from any de-
pndenCe on nickel as an essential
war material.
They have found that losses OF
iron through rusting are only about
2 per cent of the amounts hitherto
calculated.
These are the latest developments
on Germany's industrial from re-
ported to the United States Bureau
of Mines by American consuls
throughout the area.
The new stainless and acid re-
siSting steel is reported by Consul
Sydney B. Redecker at Frankfurt.
1t is produced by mixing a tenth
of per cent of the atmospheric gas
nitrogen into the steel mixture,
replacing from 3 to 4 per cent of
nickel. The result, Mr.. Redecker
says. is a product as high in quail
1by dlIy VI I'LL
steels which are used widely in
industry.
SubOrdinated to War.
The gigantic armory is reported
by Vice Consul william L. Smyser
at Berlin. He says, basing his re-
port on German Semiofficial advices:
THE Hermann Goering Reich
werke as now constituted has be-
come a gigantic Smithy for forging
the weapons of the Reich. Produc-
ton has been organized, as III
vertical trust, from the moment
that the ore Is taken from the
ground through to the final de-
livery of rife, armor plate or tank.
Newly acquired coal mines are
primarily subordinated to the needs
of the iron works.
Under recent reorganization the
ReiChWerke is now s1tvldee into
three main divisions. In the first
division are grouped mines and
blast furnaces serving to produce
the raw materials which the other
divisions handle and extending not
only through the old Reich but also
into the East Mark, the Protectorate
and Eastern Upper Silesia. The
Evening star., 1941-03-07
Mrs. Roosevelt Arrives
At Resort for Rest
BY the Associated Press.


MIAMI, Fla, March Mrs.
Franklin D. Roosevelt arrived here
yesterday for Today vacation at
Golden Beach, where she rested last
winter.
Several hundred persons at the
airport got only a brief glimpse of
the smiling Presidents wife before
she was driven off to the home she
rented.
Her secretary, Malvina Thompson,
accompanied her on the flight from
Washington.
The welcome here was informal
A girls drill corps from the Coral
Gables High School-dressed in
black and red costumes with Spanish
hats-was on hand, but performed
no maneuVers
Mrs. Roosevelt arranged to hold a
press conference at the beach home
today.
Evening star., 1941-03-07

chief gases of the great clouds be-
tween the stars. For centuries, he
points out. titanium-bearing mater
ial has been carried by mountain
torrents and volcanic eruptionS to
the sea and then deposited by the
tides along the Ionian shores in
numerous sand banks. These sand
banks now are being exploited.
Evening star., 1941-03-07
Duce Replaces Grondi
And Sends Him to War
BY the Associa ted Press.

BY the Associated Press.
ROME, March THE departure
of Count Dino Grandi, former Ital-
ian Ambassador to London, for army
service was disclosed today with the
announcement that Premier Mus
solini had removed him from his
duties as Minister of Justice.
The official Gazette said II Duce
was replacing Grandi under a war
time provision for such substitution
of cabinet officers called to war.
Evening star., 1941-03-07

Light freight, yes but heavyweight champion for
CheUiot wh setmieeD fly 'front.' slash pockets and bof back
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-02-26

6raht. @elo ,lno mebr Gelo miro
berlauet, uno sic Sail Ser Mrbeits-
loien bleibt faIt oieIelbe. 9as erim>
merit mid an eiilen 2anoitrei6er, 6er
25 Gents BON elmer 5ralt erbettelte.
als iie i'm fragte, mas er oanit tun
ipolltc, ertpioerte ser SanbItreiGer:
@bisfp faufen, oauit id) genrg @tut
befomme, 1lnl einen lpeiteren Suar-
ter at bettelu. ltniere sleder WerOen
inter benz 2an0lpirti6af ftsprogromm
teillpciie nidt beitellt, aber mir falt-
fen @etreioe lno 6leiid pom s(us-
lan6. @el1te gibt es 1000 8anfen ipc=
niger ais int Sabre 1882, o6er in Sen
iibrigen 9a1tfen iino sic 9epoiten BE-
oeuteno geltiegeu. 9as @elo miro
nidt benl,tt. ipeif, es an Gertrauen
ieb1t. 8enn oas Solt bas Sertrauen
auf Sic &egierlmg berliert, Damn beibt
es ,>allfgepabt". gines ib0nen Cages
meroen mir fein @elo mebr baben.
@as bann?
u@enn bas Golf 1mtrrt, nenn lid
oieie 9inge ereigncl1 bonn, Goter
Ibrabam 2incoll1, perben mir Sic
s(ntlport oui bic 5raae erbaltcn> Oh
oie 9en1ofratie iiberleben fam.
,8ir bral,hen ettpas bon bem
@laubelt, Sen 2incoln belaB. llnb ,mr
tpenn mir ans oent &rieg bleibell
lpenn mir l,niere iebige @esierlmss-
form intaft balten. oann miro bie
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-02-26

@ren5e ser Mationall6ulb bon 40
Wiliarben ouf IS Millioroen crb0bt.
Die 9ebatte foroerte Sic Tatia6e sll=
tage, oaB Sic Bralioent 9iooleuelts
&iIfe- ii t : 6 nglano =Gorlage oen
StereraaDlern bis 5l,m 1. Suli 1912
ctlpa licben Millioroen Collar folten
tuirb.
Seuotor 8beeler BON Wontana llno
EQUATOR 9pro bon &irginio iuielcu
beibc oui Sic @efobr ser nflation
FIN, >pelde oieie lngebelre S6uloen-
lalt nit li6 bringen muB lno erflGr=
ten, ooB Sic Sdulo Bis alnu Suli
1913 auf 100 Wfiliaroen Collar an
iuadien weroe. 9ie Seltltelllna oab
Sic Sorlage oaein lie6en Mi0ioroen
Collar foiten miro> lpllroe bon Selo-
tor Irtblr 8anOenberg bon Midigan
gen1acbt, ser ieincn &ouegen bon Mi=
diaan, Gcuotor HrentiB 9romL per-
anlobte, oieie s(ngabe ST bcltotigen.
Senotor Sait bon Sbio crflGrtc,
oie bon 8rolult eelno6ten slngoben
ergdbcn, bab Sic Shulogren5c Dor
Oem 1. Suli 1912 erb0bt pcrocu mill
ie, oo alle sln5eicbeu 6ereits iett oor-
arf binbeltcn. 3lulGblt iino 2,400,=
100000 0ollar, mclde felt llnterbrei=
tllng bes Budgets bon ser Monliniitra-
tion perlangt lul.roen, nidt in sic
Sdlsunsen eingeibloilen, tuelde nit
elmer Sbuloenlalt bon So Milliaroen
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-02-26

&esierlrng. 8eml- bieie 3eit fonmt,
bann, abrabam 2incoln, tuiro sic
antiport a6ermals ,,nein" lauten.
u9as acknowledgements Ser
Regierung nit SEN ,,neeberren aus-
aaben fit BYa un6 dbnlide 3tpede
bat 1tns feinen Sdritt portpdrts &C..
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-02-26
Wittmpd, Ben 26. Tebrmar 1941

Nation iibcrlebcu. @enn mir mie 2in-
coin in ,ulierer. Sineebltng iino, banl
miro Sic 9emofratie ii6erleben."
X * X
ssn Senat lit Sic bon einer Mtebr'
geit bon ii6er blunbert Stinmen i'm
&ongrcb ansenoaunene @afienleib.
8orlage str 9ebatte gelangt. s(ls eli.
ne ser eri ten Mrbeiteu ,pur6e nad
beftigen Observation-Disclosures sic
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-02-26

9olor bis 5lm |. Suli 1912 rcdneu.
Hn6eroem iiuO ipciterc slusgaben ppn
ii6er eiuer Milliarbe Collar bon ser
aominiltration gcplant.
Scnator 8ro,pll Ser bon 5ablrci.
bcn So6perlt6uoigen ocs Sd)obants
rmgeben mar, m1Bte 5useben, bob
Senator 9ofts 9cbaupt,mgen obIolut
Itin,n1ten.
0ie SppoIition lit ni6t geipiat Den
@autpf geaen Die 9ritenbilie= e=Gurlade
in ser gegempdrtigen 6prn auf5uge.
beu, ipcnn CT audi ouslie6tslos eridei.
ncn m,b. @Gbreuo sic @efiirlporter
ser &orlagc oieiel6c in ad)t bis 5ebn
Sagen 5u crleoigcn lno 5,,m @cles
Su erbebelt geoenfen, perlan9te Der
ltreitbore Senator Sobulpn bon Cali.
icrnia elmer scr beitiglten @cNner
Der Scibuorlogc ,lno Iiibrer Scr Gcg.
ner1rnppe. cine eingcbcnoe nno lnbe-
| l6runtte Sebattc. uSd Dcrnulte', 10
crtlGrte Sobnlol, ,oo6~mau perlucben
miro, bic 9ebattc 5lt orolicln. Sd bin
gcgclt ieoc 3citbegren5ung.'
Gin onoerer Gegner ser 9iQ, Sc-
nator Glorf, Milplri, nonllte sic N6-
0noerlngsantrGgc 5rr Madtbcgren.
sung bes Eralioehtcn, bic bereits Die
3ultin1ntumg ser slbminiltration &C..
funoen babcu, eiucn ,SdpinNel'.
Die Sppolition bebouptet, Dab Die
8orlage oem 8rGi Giioenten oos Ser
fiigungsrett iiber $12,OOO,OOO,OOO
gebeu ipiirbe, tpubreno bon Ser Gegcu.
ieite periidcrt miro, baB Sic Sorloge
nnr Sic slusgabe pon 81 1,9O0,0O0,0OO
| iiir Silie fiir Guglauo nno onoere
S1uOer alltoriiiert.
Ser geid)lascne repnblifanii6e Yra.
| Observation-Disclosures @enoen @iafie
lit bon ieiner @rf,uoig,,ugSreile at.
riidgeteDrt. GiniluBreid)e Bolitifer
lclner Sartei liuo ourd)auS nibt nit
lcincn Soeen nno &oridldgen cinper.
itanoen ebenlp penig mie ein GROCER
Sell oes alnerifanildcn &oltes. Sclblt
Dem 6lottenlefret1r &nor gebt @illtie
piel SIT ipcit in leincn Soroer,'nacn
5ngl1ltcn G:nglanos> mouotli1 iiiuf
bis 5ebn 3eritorer ml Gnglono objl.
treten. 6lottenicfrct0r Gnor crfl1rte
ocnl Yr1lioenten flipp uuo flar, Dob
unlerc cigcnc Jlottc 1lid)t iueiter ge.
ldlpudt peroeu Bari ,pcrl, lnicr Scr.
acknowledgements nidt III oie
Bride gebcn loa.
l(nlcrc 6lotte beltebt gegemportiJ
aus 100 3erlt0rcru. @ier5ebn ooupn
Iollen im Sol,fe ocS So6rcS obaclic.
fert luerocn. Sails g2iQticS Ylan
oltrhgefiibrt piiroc uno mouotlib
5ebn 3crltorcr al Guglono ob9ctretcl
lpilrocn 10 oiiritcn naN cinclu Sobr
mir 81 3erlt0rer, oocr pcnigcr olS
cin Grittel oc5 jctiAcn 9citonHca Der.
blcibcn. Sails eS Scfrct6r &npr 9e.
lingen iolltc. n1cint sic Ginc. ST.
Yrcllc, lcineu Stanoplnft 5lt pcrtrc.
ten luo tcinc tueitcrn 3crit0rcr an
Gngluno a65lltreten, bnuu miro oud)
8inlton Gburbia 1luo bas en9liid)e
Solf 5lt Ser llcber5eugl,ns fommcn,
oob man oen geriprehllnoen @iafics
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-02-26
- brpnif

~.
Cine benftpiirbige ,lno fit ieben
Mnlerifaner bobbebel,tlame @eoe Bielt
au 2incolns @eburtstag Der rep,tbli-
fa,liibe Mbgeoronete @perett 80. 9irf=
ion bon Sllinois. ,,Bir, Ieben IN einer
erniten 3eit''. erfldrte Ser 8eteran
bes eriten 8eltfrieges. ,,Die l1nse>
ipiBbeit bereitet nns Sorgen. gltern
fino beiorst tpegen Ser I'M aanaen
2alt6e berbreiteten ariegsbplterie. Sic
ipiiien nidt, mas oie 3i,f,,nit iDrem
S0bnen brineel. mag. @ir mitiierl
iptilen, ipobin mir seben. Sd be5lpeif=
Ie, OF ,tniere Negierllng speiB, tpobin
iie ,lns fiibrt."
oSel1te ieben mir mrs oerIel6e1
@efabr acknowledgement ipie IN be,t
9agen 2iucolns. Die Srase la,ltet
abernals: ug8irb sic amerifaniide
9enofratie iiberleben2' Ser friiDe.
re 8oti6after &emleop Dat erflart,
baB es nit ser 9eluofratie in Gng>
lanb borbei lei. Cine berartiae 8e>
n,erfnng fanlt man ni6t nit eineul
r 2a1eln beileite idieben. 8ie itebt
es bel ,ns? Scbt ell6 Borlaac 1776
oil. @iro bic 9enlofratie in amerifa
nnter bielen ltmltan6en iiberleben ?
ggir ieben ms bieier &erausforbe'
ruug beute eegelliibergeitellt. Sd
fann nidt ieben, iparlln mir 10000
Meilen tpeit geben follen, nm Die De-
1nofratie s,t retten l1no babel @efabr
Ianfen, iie bel i1ns 81 Sai1Ie sl Der.
Iierelt. ~ ...-.:...,
sd mar in 9eutl6lano". fubr
Dirfie1 fort, lin Sen 1asen mod Oem
@affenitiaitano. Bas id bort iab,
tpar f6redlid. Maldinensetuebre ani
Sen &ausbddern, uno ,nan idoB a,,i
bas eisene 8oIf. Inter oem 8eriail'
Ier 8ertrag nabmel1 mir 0ertldlaub
feline 6Iotte, re6u5ierten oie Armee
auf 100000 Wann, 11abmen ibm iei'
ne 2ofomotipen, aobleu uno @elo.
llnb benno6, nod falim 20 Sabren,
erItarfte es tpieber. Oas mar bie
6olge hes SaBpertrages bon Serlail-
les. @onen mir abermals einen Srie.
benspertrag oiftieren 11no .SaB iaen
uMltd oieier Grieg mltB einmal 5l'
gnbe fommen. 8as bann? 0tit Ser
ariegsproouftion miro es por6ei Ieiu.
Die Mrbeiter tperoen aus oet Sabri.
fen entlaiier. Damn fommen tpieoer
Mrmenunterititbung 1tnb ale 8esleit'
erlbeitungen. 9enn sic tpirtldaft=
fdaftliben Yrobleme iin6 nidt gel0lt
tporDen.
,@enn mir nit ser 8orlage 1776
III Sen &rieg fommen, bant lit es
NIT ser 9entofratie bel uus porbei.
SIR iolltet ieben Sag :fiir eltre Ser.
treter i'm &ongreB beten, benn lie BE-
biirfen el1rer @ebete in oielen ernlten
3eiten. 8enn ipir in oen 9rieg font
melL baum miro oie Sraae: Sam
bie 9emofratie iiberleben?" bel inns
NIT unein" beantlportet iperbeu. No6
adt Willionen Mrbeitsloie batten mir
sl Mnfang bes sSSabres. Gs fommt
oa5u, oaB oie Meniden nadoenfen,
fid 5orgen madeL fluden, 1,nb Damn
berlangen iie einen 8ebiel in Ser
Evening star., 1941-07-08
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

PLYMOUTH. brand-new 1a41 special de
luxe 5-pass. club coupe. 2-tone maroon nm
ferred: cost S935 with extras: special to-
day $3.50; pewccar = gyarantee and terms
N. Y. ave. ne.
PLYMOUTH 1898 de luxe touring sedan;
2otone finish, velvet velour interior; $3.50;
Ssfsa0 Sss qO"n oAN eSys II MooR ,fs i co 18th ana
M SITS. NV. RE. 325l.
PLYMOUTH 194O 4-door sedan: one-owner
car, driven very little; original black finish
like new; excellent and economical f1oatini
fully full, guaranteed. Car NO, 3Is4A. L, P.
sTEUART INC, 1925 1Ath st. NV. De-
PLYMOUTH 1887 de luxe 4-door touring
sedan; gray finish very good; fine motor;
very good tires very clean interior. viii
give you many thousands Of NIL miles Of excel
14th st. NV Decatur 4s03,
PLYMOUTH 1887 coupe; black finish very
good; excellent foating-poWer engine. 3
very good tires very clean interior Suit
70 sell q4lsEIy Tor s3fSi Gar No 10. 5s$IA.
Decatur 1903.
PLYMOUTH 1885 coupe, black finish,
DANDY .,I motor: ; very good tires, interior
es yess Suitable d2r business or ses
Car No 3S64A' L. P. sTEUART, INC,
1925 l4th st NV. Decatur 4so3.
PLYMOUTH 1898 4-door touring sedan;
o o s m3NF ns ESf ea9 far ABOVE
Now $500 Gar No, 3s76A. /. P. sfEU:
AEn: tscs INC' 1925 l4th ST. NV. Decatur
PLYMOUTH 1887 de luxe 4-door touring
new, black finish, unusually clean through
a nj load q lnu
TRIANGLE MOTORS
@l"l Bladensbure Rd NE. DE. 6303.
PLYMOUTH 1910 2-door touring sedan;
can hardly be told from new in appear
and tires perfect; only Si45.
700 PoHANK-A SERVICE
PLYMOUTH 1897 sedan: nice, finish and
mechanically perfect; many miles of un-
used transportation in this car for only
PoHANKA SERVICE
1926 goth St. NV. DI. 9I41.
PLYMOUTH 1899 2-door sedan: in excep-
tionally good mechanical shape all around
real buy, S4S5.
1925 Goth st. NV DI. 9l4l.
PLYMOUTH 1899 de luxe 2-door sedan;
dependabilitv, this TREW Value car is
equipped with heater. has practically. new
tires. immaculate interior. Win eTlRlndl
inish; driven carefully by one owner;
it's in perfect mechanical condition; priced
now at S545: easy terms Liberal trade
THE TREW MOTOR CO.
1928 14th St NV. I4th and Pa. Ave. S E
PLYMOUTH 1885 o-door trunk sedan;
original jet-black factory finish, good tires
al around; mechanically Al and ready
45 q s 81 Down
Si6.sa per month. EDWARD G. ADAMS
CO, So Potomac ave. sc. FIR. 49,.
PLYMOUTH 1895 2-door sedan; original
black finish. mohair upholstery heater. 30
dsy written guarantee: 50 down, including
tass and title: Sl6sa month. LOGAN
MOTOR CO. 3540 l4th st. NV. HO. 400.
Evening star., 1941-07-08
RICHMOND r. KEECH. WALTER l..
FOWLER. JAMES W. LAUDERDALE and
STANLEY DeNEtLE, Attorneys for

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
onited states for the District Of Column
bis-lN ti;;o RE: Contemplation for the acaui-
lawn Avenue % be- between T i3'Oa 1?th and d. sSnd 5S
Streets Southeast; and for Excess iaS Con- Con-
demnat1on Of land; and to acquire. rights
pany in FaIrlawn Avenue and 18th Place;
sI al in the District OF Columbia District
OF PUBLICATIONS. is hereby given
that the Commissioners of the District OF
Columbia pursuant 10 a certain provision
4. 1918, entitled An Act making appropri-
ations for the expenses of the Royernment
of The District of Columbia. for the fiscal
dred and fourteen, and for other purposes 3"
whereby they are authorized TO open ex-
tend or widen any street; avenue; road
the permanent system of highways in that
portion of the. District OF Columbia outside
adopted under the Act Of ConeTess approved
March .. 1898, as amended BY the Acts Of
Congress approved June as, iSas and May
under the provisions Of subchapter one of
@ G@hspter XV Of the Code of Law for the
DsTet Of fq5s a. snd to The
April l, 1895. entitled An Act to pro-
vide for the acquisition Of land in the
District of Columbia in excess of that re-
mentS. and for other purposes'0. have
fled petition in this Court prayine the
condemnation Of the, land necessary for
18th and 2?nd Streets. Southeast, and for
additional land adjacent thereto. in the
District Of Columbia, as shown on map
part thereof and praying also that this
Court empanel a jury in accordance with
the law provided for in such cases to
assess, the damages each owner of land to
ss extension Of TaiTiaVn Avenue Between 1. il
ditional land adjacent thereto, and to
assess the benefits resulting therefrom,
plus all or any. part of the costs and
expenses, of said proceedings. upon any
as prevded or in hnn and T by the
aforesaid Act of Congress approved May 81.
I926 I926 i is BY the Conrt this 9th day of
having sny interest in these PROCEEDINGS
be and they are hereby warned and COM
manded TO- appear in this court on or
10 O'Clock AM. and continue in attenda nee
until the Court shall have made its final
order rat1fying and confirming the award
of the jury TO be empaneled and sworn
herein; and it is further ORDERED that
a copy of this notice and order be published
nor ss be EeT In
ineton Post. and the washington Time
Herald, newspapers published in the said
1871. 1t, is further ORDERED That
COPY OF this 1otice and order be served
deputies, upon such of the owners Of the
as NAV be found by the said Marshal or
bia. and upon the tenants and occupants of
septsRPer s. 4spS at 12t1, ,r BY. BY THE THE COURT:
COPY. @ 1sealC M Test: CHA CHARLES SLF E STEVE eve
ART, Clerk. By H. B. DERTzBAUGH,
Asst. Clerk. iy1,2.s,9