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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-22
MARRIAeEs-BIRTHs-DEATHs-DIVO
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Joseph choJnacki Jr., 81; vivian Murphy.
Mitchell suski. 2s: Mary Janczura, 81.
Alex shikiman IS: Jean Goldstein, Is.
Irwin a. Farmer, 80: Joyce Murphy. 10.
Albert Riddle. %; Beatrice Mccullough. ~.
Francis j. Klus, rs; Wanda Grabowski, %.
Joseph Mckay Jones. 81. Sarah streeier.
/ 20
Eugene NJ. McDermott, 20; Mary Z. Yah
Hugh =. Mcneil. 81: Patricia Scott. %.
FREDERICK p. Baggerman, 81; Jean Cam
Ernest aJskielek. 30: Florence Isabelle
Alfred L. Lawson, u; Mamie NJ. Gsudy. Fl.
Kenneth G. Lee % Gertrude l.. Turner. ~.
Stanley BulhArowski. 2s; Theresa Larry. 10.
Eugene W. Mastal, 81 Marion Z. Hosko,
Robert L. Brown. %: Gloria F, Munro Is
Hugh Z. Higginbottom, "a Edith Moran
George Roland. 81; Hazel Crawford. 81
Thomas G. Roddy % Pearl Talbert. rs.
Gerald j Grow. 23 Angela Dinon. 20
Leroy Ellenwood, ~; Dorothy N. VIII
Martin; Martin c9lilpger. Is; Rese Lea starr, %.
Robert W. Latham. 90; Annette MeKinlsy.
Ralph F. Hammer, 81; Mary Dunn. Is.
Harry W. Becker, 10; Ruth Harriet Priehs,
Robert n, Daniels, 81; Tula nene Ringa-
James Knaupe. "a; Carolyn carusi. Is
William Hasty. 90: Mary Jane smith. %.
David William Jr.. 20: Ella Beecher, 20.
John Tanti. 30: Frances Lemanski 81.
Ernest l.. thinner. 81. GLADYS Johnson, %.
Richard J. Caldwell, 10: Jean Z. Moore. 49,
herman Delaney Talent, IS; Matte Cora
COrcoran IS.
Felix NadolskL ~; Lottie skowrun. 10.
Ernest Sslweu. 81. Leona Calow, %.
Joseph Struminsh, 81: Charlotte Jodlowski,
20.
Chester J. Uida. 2s; Lorraine Riordan, q.
George Donev, 80: Helen Hulet. IS.
LLOYD Florence, 81: Evelyn owens. 20.
Donald Broker. 81; Helen Margaret Walsh,
~.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-22
MARRIAGE LICENSES

John r Kostecki 80: Gertrude stamate 20
Arthur Brown. 26 Emily Meier, 81
Anthony Mskuch, %; ssbina Truskowski
Gerard J. watcher -; Elizabeth r. Tutue
wash sswczuk q Helen Mozola. %.
John Smslik so; Elizabeth Heintz, ~.
Minard cslde9ood. 81 Gladys schmelar
Denver r, Fletcher. 20; Kathleen Morgan
Robert Heyit, -fiss'Iss- Ruth Elhinger
John L. Campbell. 81: Ann Gillespie. a..
James Lee Drew. 10 Alpha Winchester, IS
John F. Borg 80 Dorothy NJ Fougger. Is
Arthur a Thursam, 81; Dorothy E Der
Ira = Gates II: Johnnie N. Fowler. Is.
Louis y. Matson. 80 Magdalene Pantel, n
Emil L. Rogalsk. III stella Nina Is
Joseph Carwolnski. rs: Helen Tchorz u.
Charles r. Losie, 81, Betty Mae Drummer
Charles V. Rrososky, I'll Elizabeth Thsres'
William Williamson. % Ruth Thoroesn. %
Robert Bonasse. p MARGARET AIKEN. II.
Joseph L0ckhart %. Barbara Lozfnskf u
AVN P Weir 81 Pearl stinson. a.
Arthur ? Harris 50 Ida S STANLEY 20
Roland n. Kruger, - Myrtle NJ Kieck
CLYDE W. McMulIen. Is; Dorothy ~ WI
Warren Philip Gabel, % shirley NJ. schmy
ser. 20
Kean c. Farin. as: Erma X Bennsr 20.
Walker S. Hudson. 81; demanded MsttoS
Loale Fernandez IS There's, sanaem,,
Solomon Greengcd. 80. LfniSn Koessr &c
Frank Lovrince % Cecilia Grabnyf %
Francis r. Pratt. n; Marjorie Pennington
Is
Charles McKervy. 2s Fern Amiatte Is
Edmund Nightingale. rs Anna MAJ
Donah0e IL
James Fltzslmmons Jr. 10. la NJ sescn
Is
Boris Piks,sln. 81 Betty can ssnsson n
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-22
Display Room Keeps BUSY

In connection with the actiVi-
ties Of the WPB staff. il might
he mentioned that lis exhibit
room in the Boulevard Building
is busy place. There on display
are paris and blueprints of jobs
TO he placed.
During June, the exhibit room
was visited by 1902 manufac-
turers and small plant owners.
An average of 80 parts and 500
blueprlntS was exhibited by 65
manufacturers seeking additional
facilities on Sub-contract.
Another activity of the WPB,
which accelerateS the war effort,
is the machine tool and equip
ment section which located and
arranged the transfer Of GIL
machines during June. Seven
teen loans 70 firms needing
financial assistance were ar
ranged, totaling over $1,000, 900.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-22
Auto
Figures Show War
Orders Still Flow
To Michigan Plants
BY SILER FREEMAN

All this talk about keeping
war contracts away from Michi-
gan because of possible labor
shortages seems 10 have been
nothing but talk Ernest {.
Kanzler. regional war Produc-
ton Board chief. stated the
other day. Business is still roll
ing into Detroit"
That this is not Just an opti-
miSnc bit OF conversation is
proven by figures released today
showing that in June nfrfe than
Is millions in war contracts
were placed in Michigan plants.
And more arc still coming. with
the aid Of WPB regional field
operations staff which locates
facilities and matches them with
orders.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-22
abIes Are Turned

Ed Cushman. assistant state
employment director. focused
attention on labor pirating in
this area. Now in turn. his
United States f m pl o V m n I
Service is the target of an at
tack for raiding automobile
repair shops.
The charges are made by Rep.
Charles A. Halleck Of Indiana
in the current edition Of the
NADIA Bulletin. He SAYS:
Many complaints have been
made to me. and I understand
that II Is a general complaint.
that representative Of this en-
pioyment bureau are going into
repair shops and deliberately
urging employees to seek other
employment in lines more di-
rectly connected with the war
effort.
II earnestly hope this very
bad raiding practice will stop
soon"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-22
Who. Me?
President Roosevelt Dodge.
Wage Freezing Query

WASHINGTON. July q (UP)
President Roosevelt told a press
conference yesterday he plans ar
early, message 10 Congress on new
steps TO combat rising living costs
Asked whether he planned &c
freeze wages, Mr.. Roosevelt said
no But when the questioner asked
if he would ask Congress to freeze
wages. the President halted HE
interrogation and said hatif there
was anything 10 be satA On that
score il would be said in mes
sage 10 Congress some time sooh
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-22
Visits Packard Plant

Precision Workmanship If war
engines pouring off Detroit pro-
-tiuctien-iiHes- caught The eve of
Lieut.. Thomas c. Griffin. a
Shanghai" flier. on a JUST
completed tour of the Packard
aircraft engine plants. Lieuien-
ant Griffin, navigating officer
of Brig. Gen. Jimmy Doolttle'S
bombing flight over Toxic and
other Japanese cities. gave
groups Of Packard war workers
a brief description of the famous
trip.
Wide-eyed wonder af rho
watchlike accuracy of manufac-
ture in the RollS-ROyCc engine
Packard Is building was CYL
denced by the lieutenant.
That's beautiful" nc said
pauSing before a cleaning as
sembly Of precision parts Shap-
ing up under the Skilled fingers
Of two workers. Xavier r.
Susalla and Ernest Rckshan.
Exchange of greeting from
the front line 10 the production
. line provided a memorable OK
perience, Told by Susalla and
Rekshan how much they thought
of his feat in helping bomb Jap
cities. the lieutenant replied;
IL hope tho time will come
soon when I can do IL again."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-22
Idle Machines
To So. America

WASHINGTON. July % (UP).
Machinery made idle by War
Production Board curtailn4ent or
ders is being shipped TO Latin
American countries, it was re-
yealed today by Secretary Of State
Cordell Hull
The machinery will make pos
Sible the manufacture of essential
goods in the various countries and
thus save cargo space on south
bound vessels. There has been an
increasing demand for American
manufactured goods in Latin
America because of the stoppage
of the trade from Europe.
Hull said at his press conference
that the plan already had been put
In effect to a limited extent and
Indicated thar II wotft4-heeeae
more general as conditions war
ranted
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-22
DEATHS

Margaret Barak. 1888 Arlington. 81.
John Muller, BOSS Beals. 81
Jessie Jackson. $50 Livingston 81.
Frank Gibson. 1882 Central. ~.
Ione Warren, l34ei Greeley, 50.
Mary Simon. 1881 Charest. So
Augusta j. Pate, 1881 Dexter boulevard,
Bonnie Lee Nudge. 2l3K Haltmler. River
Rouge, months.
Edith Rsdke. 4233 Mcclellan. 4s.
James Bachert. 27i4 Casper a.
George Pangrace 1921 ST Louis 4s
cu,hhcrt John Hetherington. e3io Ravens
wood. 81
samuel Mouneey. 2i25 Brooklyn. SO.
Cecilia Rose. 1871 omira 81
Amaha s. scheaffer. 1920 Morrsli. 80
Mabel Schultz. 1925 Humboldt g.
Mary +. Heck. 1915 Ravenswood. so.
ches,er Male"skl 4t5s LoteiI 20
= rIes-Arihur Duhsine. i7t45 Detroit 70
Mary Hughes. 1929 NHfurr-7-ser -------
Molly Goidsein. Wilkes Barre. Pa Y
Gertrude Jakobovits, 1859 Waverly. 80.
Laura Lowe. 1898 DelmAr. -
/ Ruth CLAYTON. ssi2 Russell 81
William Socia. 2226 Marquette, 55
Dora Ginsberg. 2Tl5 Rochester Al.
Loren sireeter, SOS Newport -.
Helena Powers. 32s5 West Phiiadelphia rs
Elizabeth NJ. O'Lesry. 1891 Ellsworth 50
Elaine Garmsn, 1901 Vinewood . months
/ Gertrude Martin 327s Shsfp0urne ~.
Mary SkWiercz 30sg Twenty third "a
otto Wensorski 403s Lawndale a..
/ Pau Eisen, SOS Algonquin S.
Charles kleinfeid 1882 West Gfand oouis'
ward 70
/ Mex Holland 1880 Sorrento, ~.
Max sharbafz t543q Bavus ag
william Alexander Robson Jr %.
Mildren ANGELS 1897 Barrow -
Charles W Lam $50 Springwsiis So
Alice Creagn 1891 Hubheil 81
! David Jerome Mstshan 377s ir0aaois. I
month
john Hergenfoeder. lois WsyDurn. Crosse
pointe Park -
Isaac Forelson 272i Leslie ss
. Paul ElWart. l1Z1T UCDfIsfle. ~.
iColetta peWilde fsjsf Hcknrt 80
William Moron salgh. 3fi2 krrdy n
Virginia Lee soshner, 23s schOoh Troy,
Mich %
Arthur AtEngsr c2s7 5ohns'hon. Dear
born a3
Joseph e Adratna aQra wccifiian 81.
Laura Giazie 1875 F1andefs 50
Automatic T.. TuoneF gsJg Ward a.
Peter Na0rinI 7Sn0 M Friop a.
rurne MsFno. 1901 rsH WINS, "a
Mayy connor Wash 1871 Max -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-22

featuring industry here. rubber
men enVisioned the release If
A ,660,000 tires now frozen in in
ventories 10 supply a total Of
4S.l74,000 tires TO keep all essen
tial automobiles operating.
IA addition 10 the small amount
Iof crude rubber manufacturers
said they would need-and coup'
obtain from projects already
fstarted-33. lSS tons OF thiokol
32.A75 tons of butyl and 97,420
tons OF reclaimed rubber.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-22
Death notlres

ELiIO1r-JGiy 20. Louisa. beloved wife
Of the late James mother ~ Mrs
Walter Mette. James, Clayton, Willard.
Weldon, Gordon and Lenwood also sur
,Vtved by seven brothers and two sisters.
Funeral THURSDAY. ! 80 r. m. a. Harper
Mulhgan Funeral Home. 1850 Hamilton
2 p. m. So. Pauls Methodist Church.
Calumet papers please copy
~HEELEi--July %. 1912 Ben. beloved
husband Of Florence Funeral service
from residence. 50e7 Pacific Ave. Time
later.
TAIGNER July 20 Martin r 81 i20ii
Corhett beloved husband OF Katherine.
dear brother NJ Frank Taugner. Funeral
service Thursday I p. m. At A. II. Peters
Funeral Home. 12057 GratiQt avenue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-22
BIRTHS

iOHve Rokash. 1921 violetswn.
/ Doris Glaeser, 1913 Moross road, Cross
Grace Mcnonsid. ss75 Leander.
Mary Maxinoski. 5032 Granny ttwins).
! Mary Owesny. ii435 Elmdae.
Eva Oueilette, 4Ti2 Loyett.
Maxine johnson. $3.50 Gladys.
Lena Venting lia. 293l East Fort.
Josephine santi, 4sl6 Maxwell.
Jane Olmsted. 743i Churchill
IGlsdys Schudardt. f6l East Savannah.
lThelma Rogers. 80 West Meyers. Haze
Ronsns Eldred. 1853 Touraine. Crosse
iNoveila HamIn, 7Tss westwood.
Ellen Farguhsr. 1928 Nsrdln.
Leona Richardson. 721S Ready, Van Dyke
Pauline Page. 2i00 East Milwaukee.
Flossie Smith 1902 Tuxedo.
IHilda Batten. 1894 Csrman.
Catherine Han 2l61 Springle.
Janet Fead Birmingham. Fox Croft.
Julia Wigderson, 7i4s Thatcher.
Phyllis Croker. 40l5 Lakepotn'e.
Francis Reindel. s07s Blaine
Alice Wasielewski. 1884 Clf.
Pauline Mason. 1881 Pallister.
Kathryn Slmons 3572s Park, Wayne.
Catherine Burkuh, 2l7i5 Boulder, East
Detroit.
Ada Bohr. 1854 Quincy uwins).
Helen AcEAchen. 1888 Kipling.
Evelyn Campbell, 1502s Whtcomh.
Elizabeth Greenwood, 32is Hogarth.
Catherine Maziuk. 7221 Duncan.
Elsie AnlCk. Nbi west hAnfnGks
Caroline vsnAgtmse. $3.50 williamson
Marion PaIiszewskd. 31o22 Ann Arbor Trail.
JeAne Fuller, HIP ST. Mays,
MARY Majak, 1855 Fleming.
paisie Gore, l74i3 Hawthorne.
Angelina Seaton s0si Emily.
Mary Ryan 1857 Tuxedo.
Dorothy Jewett, 22o2s Pleasant, ST. Clair
Shores
Dorothy Burke. 77l2 Forest lille
Marion Bone. il72l Minock.
Omega Kinkade SSH Orchard Dearborn.
Lula Worde, 23009 Hoffman, st. Clair
shores.
Alma Harwood 1851 Philip.
Annette Eastman, 1891 Berg ftwinsl.
Irene Koulouras, 4es South Dumhres.
Florence Meurer. 1915 spencer.
Ann Downes. q12a Cham berlain.
ilene Hanson. 1855 Clark.
Marguerite Heating, 1926 Monica
Ernestine Cornelius. Sis Leicester.
Matjorie Mitchell 50a1 Maxwell.
Mary Green. 1922 StrasberE.
Martha Stanichuk, 9s4 Mahan, Hare
Park
Josephine Blsin. 1925 1roquos.
Alice Coleman. 1900 West Grand Blvd.
Arnids Mathews. 1879 Evergreen.
HazeF Cope. 1912 Wabash.
Dorothy Storch. 1921 Pinehurst (wins).
Mary Wirth $500 Yates
Mary bishop. ISL West GriXdale.
Helen Lobh i2iOi East Warren.
Josephine ciarvolo. 2s7e East Lafayette.
Betty Coli. 1892 Soyburn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-22
u. s Uruguay
Sign Trade Pact

WASHINGTON. July % CUP).
The United States and Uruguay
have signed a reciprocal trade
agreement which gives each ua-
ton concessions up 10 50 per cent
OF the former duties, the state
department announced today.
The agreement does not alter
actual tariff rates.
Exports 10 Uruguay OF fruits,
nuts. fish. fruit juices. cigarets
and a large number OF manufac-
tured products are covered by the
pact. The United States. granted
concessions on glycerine, casein.
prepared meats. oil seeds. woods
and various meat by-products.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-22
DIVORCES

Augustus Burbridge from Mary.
Bertha Davis from Samuel.
Louise Porter from Andrew.
Flora Hemus from william.
Syoil Donaldson from Chauncey.
Alice Bailey from Alfred.
Mildred Landry from Elwin.
Yvonne Frederickson from Edwin.
Rose Leverett from Henry
Willie NJ Colbert from Willie G.
Beverly Markowski from Walter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-22
Leader
N. Y. Central Converting
Shops TO War Work

NEW YORK, July 22-New
York Central will be the first
major railroad 10 convert shops L.
war work. One plant in the East
Will be devoted 10 manufacture of
rcciprocatlng steam engines for
maritime commission cargo vessels
Arms contracts also will be
booked for other shops where en-
ployes are idle because of lack OF
materials for repair work.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-22
Earnings

,-.-.s-i 4.E pas sii..s.- aaA-liA- si.i-
sldiares for tfe fiscal year ended April 20
report net profit OF Sea2 s2s after federal
income And excess profits taxes, etc equal
after preferred DIVIDENDS paid 70 81. S. a
share IN The 2is es2 common khaFee---4it-
standing ~ the close ~ year This corn
psres Win profit IN The preceding year n
1854 T73 equal 70 s. - share On 2Zft22
shares and 81 ~ share on The 2fs sp2
shares ~ common outstanding al cioN 1f
tire YUa--
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-22
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON


90 q. NJ.
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WWJ-Backstage Wife ID.
CKLW-NAiional news
WCAR-Sews and music.
WXYZ--Portia Faces Lille.
WJLB-News.
WEXL-kewscast
wJBk-Polish Ladies Hr.
l;l5 q. NJ.
WJR-WOmAn In White-D.
WV Stella nallas-D
CKLW-l'll fnd ny vay-D
WxYZ-Edw MscHugn "
WJLB-Victory Volunteers
WExL-Organ hymns.
i;Sh y. ~.
WIRING and Sade-D.
Wwt=EDrenT0 Jones n.
CkLW- Royal Amerlcan-V
WxYZ-News Ace.
WJLB-Uncle Nick.V,
WE&L-Music program.
I;i5 y. ".
SoldberRs y.
WWJ-Widder Brown ID.
CKLW-Detroit Times
HiEhlight Features
NkYZ-Msry Marlin %.
200, o.. VI.
WJR-DoctOr Malone n.
WWJ Light Of World
CkLW-MelodY time.
WCAR-NeWs. music.
N&YZ-zMa Perkins
WFSf-NewsCaSt.
WIKI Melody Matinee ~
2;lb y. VI.
WlR-Joyce Jordan-D
WNJ-LOnely Womsn-D.
Meade's children.
W%fI- Pepper Ypung ~.
WJLB--HilltOp Harmony.
Melody IN Rnytnm.
w Bk-Nsws Melody Mat.
1850 r. ".
NJR-We Love and Learn.
WWJ-Guid!ng Light-D.
CKLW-Quiet Sanctuary.
WxYz-Happiness Right-D
WJLB-Fav'ts folk songs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-22
S. Bendix Payment

CHICAGO. July % - Bendix
Aviation Corporation has declared
a dividend of 81, payable Scptcm-
Der to holders OF record August
10. Same amount was paid in the
preceding quarters.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-22
Radio Programs

This prosram has been
given The Detroit Times by
the stations herein listed
II the presentations ~
scheduled are not on ths
air the fault lies with IN,
stations and not The De
tTOit Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-22
y MILLIONS OF TIRES

The association said in state
mont that 13223.O0O new and 30
POI 900 rccapped tires could thus
DO produced by July !. 1914.
At an exhibit of The tire manu-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-22
Roosevelt Says
454,155 Tons
Of Rubber In
lore TO Come In Yet;
Tire Men Offer Plan
For Civilian Recaps

WASHINGTON. July p (INSl
Final figures on the nationwide
scrap rubber drive showed that the
public contributed a total OF s454..
So tons 10 that critical stock pile
President Roosevelt announced
Today.
The President made public re-
bort from William r, Boyd Jr
chairman Of the petroleum indus
| ry war council which directed the
campaign. showing that the col
lection drive brought in 687
bounds of rubber for each man,
woman and child in the United
States.
Boyd pointed out that the ton
hage figures represented only ruo-
per actually moved 10 petroleum
Industry bulk station plants and
Weighed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-22
STILL SOME LEFT

scattered over the country
there are still numerous small
piles Of rubber at service sta
tIons," Boyd told the President.
He also pointed out 10 Mr.
Roosevelt that his figures did not
include rubber now in the posses
ion OF Junk dealers and some local
Salvage agencies.
Previously the Rubber Manu-
lecturers Association had an.
bounced that enough new and re-
tapped tires could be produced
from only 1882 tons of crude rub
per. supplemented by reclaimed
bnd synthetic rubber, 10 keep "alI
mechanically servlceahle cars in
| he country running for the next
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-22
Transient

CASH CHARGE
I time ......- Sc fc
: 90 q consecutive times tlze Sc
or more consecutive
times .. ..-..-.. fe 4isc
minimum n Wordsl
Evening star., 1942-02-24
LEGAL NOTICES.

m THE DISTRICT COURT or THE
j. pmas HALL REcEFvhk THF MATTEB TTEEBBEs3EHHhAEERe 3E HAEef
S2,, Ss a4Ss vi siNsssEI
herein having been fled BY Harry J. Hail
tional Bank and Trust company for sg-
Gates representing the ownership Of 1000
shares OF no par value common stock OF
oS Rok psIs Esss an4 hs nc Law. s
State of Delaware. having no other stock
eutstandins. to I. Grammar and Meyer
cash, and It appearing from the Setition
herein that the assets Of said corporation
consist o. certain certain IN parcels
lumbia described in said petition, as to
area and assessed value; and totalins for
M is4i hfss assessed sssseDn value Of and
totaling for the second section 34s,933
s99 square arc feet Of q 194l assessed value Of
Of ,83s,099 square feet Of a 1941 assessed
value of S114.113.00. all OF which said
real estate STATE is sb1eSs te rst deed Of
corded eptember 10. 1885, in Iiber ses2
q. e. Foiio 4a5 9f the Land Records Of the
e g. SAID SAID ssss Of
secure promissory note made by 1t with
ont indogsemsnts 3, 5s sd in the the original amount
principal sum OF S71.22327. said note
bearing interest at six per cent per annum,
and being overdue since September 8, 1871,
and interest on said note being paid to
December 80. 1941; and taxes on said PROP
erty. being paid to December 81, 1941. and
L further appearing from the petition
Currency OF the United States has author
lied the acceptance of said offer. subject
70 approval Of this Court. IT is by the Court
his 18th day Of February, 1s42. ORDERED,
That the said offer of L. Grammar and
Meyer steinberg in the sum Of $3.50 90
voting trust certificates be .ratiied and
confirmed unless cause be shown to the
contrary or a higher offer exceeding the
present offer be made. acceptable TO the
Court. on or before the 3rd day of March.
1912. at 10 o'clock AM. at which time
higher offers win be considered and OBJ
vided. however, that a copy OF this Order
Nisi be published In The Evening Star
Newspaper at least three times and once
in The washington Law Reporter prior TO
SAID 3rd day Of March, 1912. JENNINGS
Test: Fest Charles E. snTsEsW1ART. CLERK. es COPY py
ANDREW A HoRNER. Deputy Clerk.
Evening star., 1942-02-24
BANKRUPTCY NOTICES.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the District. OF Column
Matter Of, THOMAS q; SPENCE. 2695
Bankrupt. No. 4192:-To the
OF WASHINGTON. District OF. Columbia: No
tice is hereby given that the said Thomas
on a petition MED By him on FEB. Is. 1912.
and that the first meeting of his creditors
will be held at $40 Investment Bldg. 18th
and K SITS. NV. Washington. D. c.. on the
3rd day of March, 1912, at ten O'Clock
a.m,,. at which place and time the, said
creditors may attend. prove their claims:
creditors. examine the bankrupt and trans
act such other business IS may properly
come before said meeting.
, FRED j. EDEN, Referee in Bankruptcy.
Evening star., 1942-02-24
PROPOSALS.

CoMMIssIoNERs, D. O., .wAsHINqToN,
r'sssfd ss 1900 s. sG'm as2 a.rah a'i sre fa
nishing horses. Schedule No. 2457; March
IL. textbooks, library books and educa-
tional testing materials. Schedule No.
chimes, Schedule No. 2406; March Is,
fire apparatus. Schedule No. 223s. For
specifica tions and Information apply to
Building fe2l "a, ,25
Evening star., 1942-02-24
oFFIcls FOR RENT.
OFFICE SpACE

Approximately 1000 50. IT,, 3 ofices. two
town location, Available to desirable ten
ant: rental. $175 monthly. Reply stating
nature OF business and give references.
Evening star., 1942-02-24
REAL EsTA e SALE OR EXCHANGE

ARMY OFFICER WILL SELL OR Ex-
change beautiful home. completely fur
nished. in Daytona Beach. Fla, two blocks
from ocean beach: all modern conveniences:
II. o. l.. c. financed. VIII consider house
IN Arlington or good nearby Virginia farm.
Evening star., 1942-02-24
S12.95O-ON BUS LINE.

Detached brick. only mos. old, in
slieo PARK: Z rms. also 2 finished rms.
on 3rd f.; attached sarage; eonv to
everything. Consider small row house IN
trade Call Mr. Reavis, NO. 1882. or
after pm, Ordway 2221. JAMES E.
TICKER real estate.
Evening star., 1942-02-24
WAREHOUSE FOR RENT.

1900 go. Fl. SPACE. CONCRETE FLOOR,
or light rpanufacturipg:. oil heated: metal
lathe. drill press. grinder. buffer. 170-ft
per mo. Lincoln 4701. TIL 8 PIP. 921
kenilworth ave, ne,
Evening star., 1942-02-24
FARMS WANTED

OVER 100 ACRES GOOD TILLABLE LAND.
Give all information in first letter. build
ings. water, elec., road, crop Yields three
past years; confidential REHBOCK. 1905
36th st. NV. Washington. (Do not phone)