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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-11-29
The Travellers Notebook
New System Of Postwar Highways Is Most
Intriguing Suggestion Outlined in
Boards TRANSFORMATION Forecast

judged by the crowding motorist be-
hind, and suggests this remedy:
"Inasmuch as the motor truck
shares the highway with passenger
cars, the future of the truck is in
timately related to motor transport
as whole. For this reason there
must be a further development in
engine power to permit better per-
Torrance on highway grades in Or
der to reduce the inconvenience to
fast trafic which results from the
excessive time and space require
ments of the larger underpowered
vehicle.
Grade reductions and additional
lanes for slow upgrade traffic may
provide solution on heavily trav-
eled routes"
Broadly sketching what should be
done to improve highway transpor-
tatlon, the report recommends:
War conditions provide an ex-
cenent opportunity in the highway
transportation industry for the re-
design of automotive equipment
along functional lines, and for the
planning of modern interregional
highway system and urban express
routes to accommodate the auto
mobile of the future.
"The highway transportation In
dustry and the Federal and State
! governments should undertake now
the task of assuring the restoration
OF motor transport after the war on
a modern and efficient basis. Lead
ersnip in this program should be I'M
dertaken by the proposed transpor-
tation agency, with special refer
ence to the powers inherent in the
control of Federal promotional
| funds"
The New York section of the
Alpine Club Of Canada will hold its
annual dinner at the Hotel Shell
ton, New York, on next Saturday
according to word received in
Washington. The Banff-Lake Louise
area of the Canadian Rockies will
feature the meeting.
| A color movie and lecture on "Fa-
miliar Scenes about Banff and Lake
Louise" will be given by Miss Lii
liam Gest of Merton. Pa, who not
only is an accomplished mountain
climber but member of the Trail
Riders Of the Canadian Rockies as
we'll.
Others on the program include
Will Torbert Of New York, photog
rapher-member Of the Dartmouth
Outing CLUB, and William Williams
a pioneer climber in Europe and
Alaska.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-11-29
Miami Beach Planning
Big Sports Schedule

MIAMI BEACH, Fla, Nov. 28Ai
Sport apparently will go unrationed
at Miami Beach this winter. Al
Local operators are moving ahead
with plans for complete recre-
ational program.
Three of the five golf courses at
Miami Beach will be open for play
as usual this winter The dogs are
scheduled to run at the smart Miami
Beach Kennel Club, getting under
way on New Year Day for an 81
day meeting
Directors at Hialeah have an
nounced the horses will run starting
January Is. with 46-day meeting
planned. Tropical Park, 1t has been
announced, will carry on with its
usual split season beginning Deem
Der 81 until January IL, and from
March until April 10. "i
The annual $4,000 Metropolitan
fishing tournament will be initiated
January 10. The colorful football
spectacle of the Southeast the
Orange Bowl game, will be held I'M
the Orange Bowl New Year Day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-11-29
Deaths Reported

John E. Walsh. 70, 2131 Pa ave NV.
CHARLES Sander, II. 500 H st. NV
George A. Gregory, rs, st. Elizabeth's Hos.
ptal.
Dora l.. SINNERS. 50, 1903 F st. ne
BENJAMIN S. Fitzgerald, 81, 1901 N st. NV
Daisy o. Gordon, "a, 2651 18th ST. NV.
Herman Stabler, 63, 200 Conn. ave. NV
George Minnigerode, 81, 1915 10Th st. NV
Albert Boxwell. SO, 743 Newton pl NV
EDWIN E. Hunter, So 1911 N st. NV
Glen R. Snider, IS, 444S Hawthorne st
NV
Kate Sporty. 81, Sc Morse st. ne
Arthur F. Payne, 55, $40 5th St NV
John T. Lawrence. so. 500 KY ave Sc
James F, o'Neill, 4s. 7os 10th st. NV.
Howard LOTUS, A.. 1875 4th ST. ne
John Hood. 40, 932 G pl NV
Marie s. Cook, "a. 37l1 Window pl NV
Rose M. Cobb. infant, 1923 N st NV
Georgia McWilliams, rs. Logan Circle
NV
Robert O. johnson. so, 231 G st. sw.
Ella Coates. 81, 206 Canal st. sw.
William A Stewart, SO, 1878 Columbia st
NV.
Agnes Lucas, A. gill 9th st. NV.
0cie Matthews, 40, 1886 Callan ST. ne
Richard Little. 25,, 1895 Corcoran St NV
Colder cambridge. 10. 143 Florida ave n W
Ella Mundaray. 16, 1920 9th st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-11-29
Pennsylvania Resorts
Plan for Winter Season

HARRISBURG, Pa, Nov. %
More than score of resorts in
Pennsylvania have arranged to carry
forward winter sports activities this
season, the State Department of
Commerce has announced, following
survey.
In most places both indoor and
outdoor sports, amusements and en-
tertainment are provided-skiing,
skating, tobogganing, hiking. snow
shoeing. bobsleding, ski competi-
tions, ski hikes, outdoor luncheons,
hockey games.
In a number of resorts, especially
in the Pocono Mountains. dog -sled-
ding also is available for visitors
Motion pictures, bowling, billiards,
ping pong, shuttle board, music.
cards, dances and other forms of
indoor entertainment are also pro-
vided.
Blazing log fires in gigantic fire.
places in inns and hotels, around
which visitors gather in the evening
for songs and stories, add an inter-
esting touch to the winter program
Some of the resorts operating last
year are out of the picture this sea
son. but some new ones have been
added to the list, the department
reports.
In some of the resorts, facilities
for the enjoyment of winter sports
have been extended. trails improved
and new ones opened for the pleas
ure of mixers, snoW-snoers and ski
enthusiasts.
At Buck Hill Falls. a new skating
lake. to be known as PaLste Lake, i.
nearing completion. A new ski rur
| down Chestnut Mountain has beer
developed while the Red, Blue anc
Orange Ext Trails have also under
gone repairs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-11-29
|mpounding Of Funds
From Gas Rate Boost
Sought in Petitions
Court Asked to Control
Excess Moneys Until
Case Is Settled

Two petitions asking the i'm
pounding of all funds collected by
the Washington Gas Light Co. in
excess Of the rates prevailing be-
fore recent increases pending final
settlement of the case were filed in
District Court yesterday.
The petitions. identical In con-
tent, were presented to the court
by the Fort Davis Citizens Associa-
ton and the Washington League of
Women Shoppers. Copies were
served on the Public Utilities Com
mission.
The petitions also ask the court
to make the gas company a de-
PENDANT in the current litigation
which was begun by Economic Sta
bilization Director Byrnes and Price
Administrator Henderson against
the PUG, after the latter body au-
thorized an increase in gas rates
under the sliding scale formula.
Denial of Hearing Charged.
The petitioners reminded the
court that on November 10 it had
denied plea that further operation
of the rate increases be stayed,
pending a determination of COM
plants filed by yesterdays petit
TONERS and by the two Government
officials. It was charged that JUS
tice Matthew r. Mcclure. of the
District Court made his decision
not to suspend effective date of the
increases without giving representa-
tives of the Fort Davis group or the
league an opportunity to be heard.
Indeed the argument on the sus-
pension of the order" the petitions
stated, was held prior to the time
Of filing of the complaint by the
appellants"
The petitions further declared
that it was not the intention of the
appealing groups to contest the
courts decision, but that they be-
lieved safeguards should be had in
order to protect them against what
they believe to be unwarranted
rate increases.
Ask Control of Accounts.
ITO obtain these safeguards the
petition stated, lit appears essential
that this court control the manner
in which the Washington Gas Light
Co. collects and accounts for the
monies which it realizes by reason
of the increased rates and charges
authorized by the PUG.
1T Is also essential that the gas
company be made defendant party
to this action. Only in such a way
can the court safeguard adequately
the rights of your appellants pend
ing determination of the issues
involved in this case"
The petitions of Mr.. Byrnes and
Mr.. Henderson seek to set aside the
rate increases on the ground that
they are inflationary. The PUG
was given 20 days from November
l8 to file answers in District Court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-11-29
Beach Bathing Open
At St. PETERSBURG

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla, Nov
28.-Recreation Pier. jutting three
quarters OF mile into Tampa Bay
is open to civilians at all times. The
upper floor of the immense casino
has been given over to Army All
Force trainees as a recreation center
Although the large water front
hotels are occupied by the military
parks and boulevards between them
and the bay are open to civilians.
Pubic bathing continues on the
city and Gulf beaches with the fam.
Gus white sands still white.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-11-29
Births Reported

Eldon and Ednamay Baker, boy
SANFORD and Dorothy Bates, girl.
Eliot and Racnel nIakesley, boy.
frank and Berthe Boyer, girl
John and Dorothy Buckley, girl.
William and Barbara Burns. boy.
James and Mildred Carey, boy.
Francis and Mary Collins. girl.
Francis and Louise Darke. boy.
Beverly and Anna Davis, boy.
Odin and Rosa Eichelberser, girl.
Michael and Mildred Faber, girl.
Joseph and Naomi Good boy
Howard and Florence Harrison boy.
Joseph and Eva Holman. girl.
Leroy and Lilly Hindman. girl.
Charles and Esther Keys, boy,
Julian and Carmen Latham, boy.
Ray and Mamie Linard, boy.
Murray and Florence Miller, girl.
John and Hazel Monroe, boy.
John and Doris Mcdowell. girl.
Marion and Elizabeth Newsom, girl.
David and Edith Plat girl.
clifford and Mareuerite Rineuette, girl.
Doyle and Lillian Sands. girl.
John and Ineeborg Scharmer sirl;
M hsySe and and 6oaohy s sHSsT sT
JOHN JOHN s ana f hthe S Yorl. boy So''
Harold and Sarah Clark. girl.
BENJAMIN and Mary McKinnon. boy.
Willie and Leska Ross, girl.
Manuel and ,Thelma viIota, siIl.
ElStOn ana Laura bAIClAy, RHl.
Woodrow and Muriel Bird. boy.
John and Bett Boland, girl.
Floyd and Lady Brown. girl.
Carl and Ethel Burkowske, girl.
Vernon and Elizabeth Butcher. boy.
John and Iris Gates. boy.
John and Sara Colbert, girl.
Nathan and Sophia David, boy.
Coleman and Grace Driver, girl
Wolcott and Elinor Etienne, girl.
Harold and June Funk. girl.
John and Dorothy Greenman, boy.
Floyd and Thelma Hedrick, boy.
Albert and Julia Hillyard, boy,
Joseph and Lillian Horovitz. boy.
Bernard and Kay Kaufman, boy.
Bernard and Irma Kuder boy.
Stenio and Louise Lima, girl.
Ernest and Elizabeth Lister. boy.
John and Elizabeth Mitchell. boy.
John and Sabina Morton, boy.
James and Rita McGuiGan
Bernard and Esther Palmer. boy.
John and Allene Pluge boy.
Peter and Ruth Riley, girl
Alvin and Fay Roth. boy
Sergei and Valentino Savin, boy.
Hubert and Sybil Shifler. boy.
Cecil and Eula Strippy. boy.
Robert and Helen rrippet. girl
Pasouale and Alberta vAcchio, boy.
Edgar and Nancy Zirkle, girl.
Clarence and Madeline Corbin, girl.
Fowls and Viola Harding. boy.
Clarence and Katherine Hawlings, boy.
Roscoe and Lottie Tolbert. boy.
Lewis and Gertrude Wallace, boy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-11-29
Play to Be Presented

STAUNTON, Va, Nov. % (Spe-
ciaD THE Man Who Would Be
Sick" the Kirk Denmark transla-
ton Of Moliere's Imaginary In
valid" will be presented at Mary
Baldwin College on Friday and Sat-
urday nights. 1t will be the ORA
matte Clubs first production of the
season.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-11-29
Bethesda Church Guild
P|ons Party Friday

The Woman's Guild of st. Johns
Episcopal Church in Bethesda. Md,
will hold Christmas dessert bridge
party and bazaar at 1880 pm. Fri
| day in the parish hall of the church
Mrs. Clarence C. Keiser. president
of the guild, appointed Mrs. Madge
Smith chairman of the affair.
Mrs. Jesse A. Lay, chairman OF
Supper Committee, said q supper
will be served at Z pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-11-29
YuIe Purty Scheduled

The annual Christmas party of the
Women's Democratic Club of Silver
Spring will be held at 8 pm. Tues
day at Jesup Blair Community
House Mrs Dee Shannon will give
readings and Mrs Betty McDevitt
will talk on Christmas in the Argen-
tine
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-17
Business Opportunities

coNrEcToNERy Luncns, /hssr |,ehaa.
splendid locauon saNfiiee Tor ea'h
bfhf ~ .er rAat
coNFYcTioNFBY aosi'trt location 5000
, fAtures, cheap feH' sasuhee ssis
Vest vernon
GROCERY FRUIT tersumer" 20 sape-
market flr rent. Sci er'serN s'o'" l"h-
brook -sizs
GROCERY BUTCHER SHOP 81 eo1H 1880
ksst Vernon Exec .icni nas snts'
GROCERY MYAT MAlFtr href 0ing
stcJe can sN,t s'Ne Fesoes' i'.'s
anocEEy. NEAT MAskET r..i',,,,. s''I We 3s,
caups Illness. 800 Georgia
HfAt'rH clinic squpmert Eh rurk -h
hath ea0lnet excellent Eanft NN@sAie e
NORTON AatAn Rooms \m3derl com
pIeteS tdruished income $50 reason
able 26s3 Michigan iAt ANhIlE ofno
LtNCHEoNTTTE Confe,tlouert good
factory ana neighn0rhaOd huslntss Aauu
town 1u93a sh0eUaket
it-NCHEoNETTE soda fountain patent
medicines etc sone business sscfihce
TualN esss
NkW tNo Pa, service station fof lease
eHcepuanslN good '1cainr. rofih"e,l
ss,tiou Phone FlnsNnod l'alo5 90 call
at ofoi nN
RESTAURANT 0aai corner Location
cheap f9r cash or s irsfe iar farm ~
-rA4e. Itrft t.oifl, ~ Apply 1892
Tftrd
REST AURAST SERVING luncheons d'n-
aers nrW equipment excellent business
ressrnsbie sSll Linwo't TYLER f-s3he
RESTAURANT for sale Rlth tavern license
Mus sacrifice. CONS 90 ARM. 1908
Nc Idfum.
TAVERN f1r sale tavvrn that does 4
rea i've business Vili stand closest iu.
vesuEstlon Don't cal or NrNs unless Nou
mean business. S'uUfs Tavern, Beiclng
Mich
WORKING mems supplies Confectionery
near Ford Rouge plant curh service
Dolng good business Atlantic 5hJP
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-17

ALL MOTORS REBUILT'

ALL MOTORS REBUILT
DAVIS 1229 cAss TE. i-0s33
CARS REPAIRED on Easy CREDIT
ifi35 GRAND RIVER VERMONT $500
MOTORS Rebuilt Not Just overhauied
WM MUTT A. SONS 22s05 MICHIGAN
MOTOR oyerhsuled. S3975 terms. West
ern Motor Rebuilders, 620i Grand River.
MOToRs-All makes; rebuilt modernized.
Motor Rebulders,N Inc. 1905 h. Larnsd.
NEW RINGS, rod bearings. gasksts and
oil chanEe 81 down, balance E.EeieIms
HOLZBAU6H 10000 CHARLEVSJ \
SEE Champion tor rebuilt motors. 4t65
IaSs TIE l-T1lO
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-17
Automobiles Wanted

"A BETTER price. for junk cars; also
wrecks. 4 s. Auto Parts. TO. s-28sO. d,
AAA-JUNK CARS WANTED =
Highest dollar paid. Townsend s-454s
BETTER PRICE paid for junk cars and
trucks olive $3.50.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-17

ABSOLUTELY iron-clad guarantee, two
pieces $50 a0. Fidelity Oregon oTs0.
ARTISTIC VPHOLsTERERs
DISTINCTIVE CREATIONS VIZ s-6070
BAIELl's for quality uphosterng low
prices li205 FenkeM VIZ 1870
BELC REsT UPHOISTERlNG Custom
built suites restyling. repairing. 5a52
fireman Tyler i22l3
Can BFRk 8 for Quality Upholsterlng
1885 ". CHICAGo-HO. 2066
FREE occ chair With 2-ps. uphol joh
NORTHWEST Uuholsterers. TY. 5-5375
LET Famous restyle and rebuild your liv.
ing room suite. Call TO. $4,000
f? pcs. REUPHOLsTERED. NOW S33 rs
MANCHESTER uPHOL TO. $3.50
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-17
furniture, Household Goods

A BEDROOM suite. 3-piece, walnut finish
slightly marred in shipment, sacrihc
sis.73 terms. Alvin s7i5 West Vernon
A 2-PlECE living rm set. reclaimed, SIS.
Benson, 1924 Woodward. Eve. sun. IL.
S95 USED LIVING ROOM. $40
BERNEY 6347 MACK
ALL kinds Of furniture for Sale. Going out
Of business. Sacrificing. se0l kerchevsi
BASEBURNERs beds complete s.. furni-
ture, refrgerators. s57l Jos. Campsu.
436g West Warren.
BEAUTIFUL 81 300 solid mahogany dining
room suite ten pieces sacrifice $500. In
excellent condition, 2lls Field.
BEAUTIFUL dining room suite. piano
Frigidaire, sal2 rug sacrificing. Dear
born ASA
BEAUTIFUL innerspring mattress, 1872 coil,
S9S5. Crown. 2700 Grstiot. 4737 Mich.
BED spring mattress compl sil.95.. Ace
furn. 25s Michigan. open ewes.
BED spring, mattress new. Si7 Benson
1924 Woodward. Eve, sunday IA.
BED 81; room size rug. 50. rocker. 81 So;
metal cabinet, S3.95 Kiefs. 2295 Gratioi
BREAKFAST set new 5.pc, ST. Benson
1924 Woodward. Evenings. sunday, Ia
BUNK BEDS, ? springs mat, s25
Benson, 1924 Woodward. Eve. sun. -
CARPETS rugs made over; laid. repaired
Standard Rug 4 opt. Cleaners, RA. 6I5l.
DINING SUITE Eight pieces walnut Ike
new. >sacrihcing. TAG Normie, Dearborn.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-17
Houses for Sale
TWenrof WooTssaJd

he.fro0uls graNltN heat. ol bgrnsr large
Nr~Akfasf roarn. double garage Move right
IN snaN dowu PaEuler' balance llke rrnt
ENraf Realty. 1850 Grand River
NnEarfh $50 NorthlaNr o'te
NARnIN BOSTON a. nedrNom frame nat
u-s nreplace receniN fesofaftf AZ
si1s crlNe BOT air Neiu toNn- 80 Il" ON
Ny RFsnd Hogar'h $500
TORONTO isr3A ltSchasfer Fort seciion)
~ bones. Nke nsg, vacant, more mi
naNly dAroratea 10 features N.rnsce
StS0 doeS Sonth For' Realty At 1ltl
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-17
foney TO Loan
On Real L.tas

YOUR PROPERTY For ECLDsEnt
3 SOLD FDE JfNEs NFEN M0<Fv-
81 c9lh1elce grs faI paf,le.lsrs
tsdt'ss Box h.137T TIE letrol, Times
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-17

flsemann custom ra-
dos Photographs, distributors EcOnomi-
cal 340g Cass al Peterboro street
SALE 1912 floor sample radios Phiico.
X G. A, Xeniih. Detrola. etc Trade
your old set Biz allowance Terms open
evenings Carlson Appliances, so57 Graiot
AZ Harper
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-17

BRClkERSi
ATTENTION

\ 4 In lAi.N lniNAfiN A~AN.N
sa,t TOwNsENp NOpFRN hnck rsNon
i.tionei sc\er rooms 81 io0. lnmsc "a u
nossssstor
BURNS PINGREE PARK
"a brics Recoasii.on-a. Nins rcams 'l'
h..h sic sitchsn steam Vagor sae 1rivs
rsynees sAte roof REAL SACRIFICE
aONfT FAnM CoRp0RATlON TE 2-ss =
s.csS Isl sevsn-roon house brick
,Nsfef, excellent coalition. Anife~
vahsS1
BARGAIN AT S450 DOWN
az VAST WILLIS sN rnoms sn8 hath
Basement 5 2,o S7a month. TEMPLE
sG~6
CALVERT 7ol pesr secora Four eea
rann Colouial. sacsi'lte- oNAef, lAl-
e-sitv Pans
rYNAN. 22s2i tNssr Var D,kr' Stoo
s-vn 81 ~ rths Ola TN nsr"'A l-il1A
DrARRCRN. TOWNSHlP-4 rms and bah.
- coo so tn- S25 mo gaaf 1etiNtfN
frin SO days. pusses ,1 Industrial plans.
Harry for choice lois ca 42ss
LAST NINE NILE EoAp- 33-ft business
-. afoorr house. 81 500 Si9N aoN @.
ACT ouiok Hen1e ca Prospect cole
Ec0RsE s47s Monroe nrick z rooms
lsres POO Se'o down El l-ltoc
Hot 81 6 ro ms frame garage 81 500
cssa settle estate oWnef iVsnho' AlAN
MANOR MrNICHoI.s o room orick owner
leaving C.ty. sscuhce s. 6Se. tniVe'siN
$3.50
McN cHOLS WEsT 2o3 seven rooms
steam. garage 1000 down. Tyler A-oaie,
MEf VlNpAI.F New on Homes lots
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-17
Business Opportunities

BAKERY fer tAe fs'at are Wholesale
business itAppiy e.%ssa ard { =. u
ss34 ConsntC
BEATTY eMQp - Estail sbef blFhess
Jrods6 ,,ouJmsnf fns| c0biroW krE
,qahr'frI CsT Pingrst 7ass 'ateu Al5t.
1E,Sr rsfiTY gHOP EKcsis1j taJrest effaH
* xes rertiorh0.d iradc must sa.flfts
fgr \ Porter
InEHe sHOF Faef Ef0winE/ nls.nfss
.rfreF business arse cUerfeis pI POI
rr.tr rr fr...ff ffRsuVarf f'r raff
, feFer, Iff-ef Tries Rrs R-ssnl
C6stif1 f-s e-sr.sd FasNEstsfs l.gsf
80 80 tf eIfcsf 7mt Want A
y EtctoE.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-17
RARGAIN AT $50 DOWN!

R.cSN ISL seVen-roon house brick
rNsfef, excellent condition AnifeW
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-17
Electric Refrigerators

20 RFFRIGERATORs
Rebuilt completely look ard Tun IKE
new machines Reasonable rrCes FenkeH
Appliance 3eUS Fcnkef
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-17
Vacant Lots for Sale


tfcK Ta7wInr House 40 rooms. ~ West
vernon E..FnE fHFff 81 pr'rer
sc sH-t
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-17
Automobiles for Sale

FORD 81 TUDOR
Special. SlS7 fun price. terms.
RkS-MacAICHAEL
2soo LiyERNois1 No 9i7O
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-17
Money to Loan
Small Loan Licenses

GENERAL PUBLIC loan
$3.50 JOY. 403 Woodbro0K BIDS. TY. a 1921
1888 Woodward. cor Pasadena To s-4t30
SIS Barum Tower, 80 Cadillac So. ca. 00y2
1910 David stott. 1893 Griswold RA. 2s7s
HOUSEHOLD FINANCE CORPORATION
-E= THIRTEEN DETROIT OFFICES
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-17

n hfich kevan1iftop@a Ninc fonMs. ii'
hsth. tIs Kitchen steam Nafs'r sae 1riNt
rsrn.es siAte ROOF REAL SACRIFICE
r0Wt, FAnN r1RpOR ALTON TX 2-Se .
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-17

u0 VAST WILLIS 81 raons sna hsth
Basement 5 sSo SIS month. TEMPLE
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-17
Wanted Miscellaneous
Musical Instruments
Radio Service

.ACCORDlON, $3.50 sssrfics Sies. rev
left. Hurry, Castieli1ne. $3.50 Gratot.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-17

WORKING mems supplies confectionery
near Ford Rouge plant curh service
Doirg good business Atlantic 5S1P
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-17

e1 TOWNSEND. NOpFRN hnck reN'n-
diionei sc\rE rooms. 81 zoo. lnmsc iais
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-17

'NN CHUHERY. Arss,raklnt. srsrs'ions
'siorins Apartments Randolph p2si
'0s Eaton Tower.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-17
BEATTY SHOP
BEVERLY HILLS GOLF CLUR
BUILDING ALTERATIONS

OPEN all winter Rowling hanquets
parties. "DegeI.' JO5O3 Van Dyke
Warren 1851.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-17
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BUYERS GUIDE
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES & FINTrREs
ENCANATI>G. GRADING

n ELECTRIC WIRES cables switches all
krf, lowsst nr-ces 12i Ea,l Afarl.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-17

rrPRY Radio Service prsxsl ss77.1 1854
Fisrhsr. Free estimates Gals, 81.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-17
Household Appliances

REBDfLT H00vefs Furekas premlers
S7a5 up. 81 90 repairs Terms Open
evenings Lenox 5000. 11i3T East Jefferson
Evening star., 1942-06-21
Maryland Engineer
Promoted 10 Major

Capt. Robert w. Lockridge, son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert A. Lock
ridge. 4520 Kennedy street, Hyatts-
vile, Md, has been promoted tc
major in the Army Engineer Corps
it was learned yesterday.
A native of Kansas, Mai. Lock
ridge spent his early life in Montana
and graduated from Eastern High
School here. He received his degree
and a reserve commission in the
Army at the University of Mary
land.
After working for five years as an
engineer in the Washington Sub
urban Sanitary Commission, Maj
Lockridge was assigned to the Civil
ian Conservation Corps in Pennsyl-
vania, where he was commander
of CCC camp for a time.
He also served with the Quarter
master Corps at the Ravenna, Ohio
ordnance plant. where he was in
charge of construction. Last year
he was transferred to the Engineer
Corps and was made area engineer
in charge of construction at the
Scioto Ordnance Depot at Marion,
Ohio.
Evening star., 1942-06-21
Bradley Boulevard School
Census Is Under Way

A census of the children living in
the Bradley Boulevard School area
Bethesda, is being conducted by q
group of mothers headed by Mrs
Lendell Conner.
Others in the group are Mrs. M. S
Collins, Mrs. Donald Roberts, Mrs
H. B. Andervont, Mrs. Richard
Wright, Mrs. L. M. Vaughan, Mrs
Carl Barclay, Mrs. Frederick j
Brady and Mrs. Garland.
The school was completed recently
and will open for the first time in
September. Mrs. Conner said she
hoped to have the census completed
and ready for presentation to DR..
Edwin w. Broome, county superin-
tendent of schools, in August.
The Census Committee also is at
tempting to organize a temporary
cafeteria committee to take care OF
feeding the children during the first
month of school or until regular help
is employed by the Board of Educa-
ton.
DR.. Broome has assured the group
that the cafeteria will be fully
equipped, but that the community
itself will have to assume response
bility for preparing and serving the
lunches when the school opens,