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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-07
Buy "a Bomber.
DIVORCES

Lucy Terrell from Brlce.
Harry GRAY from Rosie
William T. Carey from Alice
Maxine = Bruce from JACK
Mary Ann y Hall from Winifrcd
Ebert a Cuium from Alueda.
Doris Norris from Walter
Dorothy Howe from Robert.
Fort smith from WiNio.
VIVIAN Bohn from Ernest
Madeline MCkirren from Frank
khola r Sfel ems from Ear r.
IRVING pciests from F'hcI
ANTHONY Nnrf from Marv Lon
GI8iys y GoUser from Mile =
Esther u uchna from FcHN g.
" VI Maiuy from Ma''te
sam Carter from NafE
Catherine b. lee from william
Irene l. Nsu-h0 f-nu Thomas
Irene f.anEClicr from AhrrU
HedviE Hadtke from (hdrlca-
Wilmer Hutchinson from Craze
Theima /. RoVcil from Charles y.
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NEED WEAPONS SOW

Weapons produced Il YEAR
from now will not help IT, hold
the OutpoStS now under siege,
he sand "onlN weapons produced
tomorrow can help H..
1T seems To me that too much
attention is being paid to minor
mir engagements in which Amer
lean fiiers down two japanese
planes and lose one. and not
enough attention il being paid
TO the cnemN's steady progress
toward our vital outpostS.
"Ne're hig. We're strong
Were tough. But 80 il the
other fellow. He caught III on
guard once and he's sparring
now, waiting for III 10 get care
less or CoCkV and turn around
and wave Ia the audience.
Lets not be- grand>tandcr>.
This fellow can hurt H. and hurt
III badly. And hc has plan.
You can be sure that he knows
just how he j. going to try 10
catch III.
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BOULEVARD. EAST GRANDEUR beds;
single gentlemen preferred breakfast
opti0naL plaza 1927.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-07

HIS dNNtffF'I.
The program. highly favored b}
United State, military authorize,
as defense aid Includes reads
stemmlng from Guadalalara and
Qucrctaro into Lower California.
Arizona and Texas aS we'll aS a
Southcrly highway from Mexico
City toward the Guatemala border
The railroad building program
calls for completion OF the Kansas
City-MeXico-OrloHt Railway, a line
between Durango and Natamoro~
in NucVo Leon another between
Mexico City and Tamplco. and cN-
otcnSive rccondillonlng work on the
Tchuntcpcc lsthmuN railway.
buy "A BOmber-
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Share Living Quarters

SEWARD (Woodrow WILSON, Share at
tractive apartment. couple or 2 friends.
Trinity 2-f174.
ST JEAN House wife TO take complete
charge Girl hve. Murray 6lsi
WILL share 10 mother. daughter: business
woman home privileges. Tyler 5-l522
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Houses for Sale
East of WooduardD

FIELD tnear Charlevolxt Eight rooms.
four bedrooms, full tie hath. basement
lavatory. gas. heat. porChes. storm VintWs,
screens. large scar garage Price s. 900.
hasy terms Prospect i2f5. NJ Reed
LAKEWOOD nr Jenerson-s-rm BRICK.
S725 down. Blaydon. Furry III
beautiful 7-room trick three LARGE
rooms. sunroofn layatpty on hrst floor.
sunny bedrooms up. side dive garage
A bargain az 81 900 terms shown b. ap-
roin'men' Tnnoieau ivannos 1913
ST CLAIR SHORES tsfsfs MapsI
Sarrnc.ns e41Hy room and bah.
Rpssylle O25t-F
UTICA ~ shigsn JANIS sgGI- bsfru0ra
hume with 2 I4's f0Sis5 cncap 700
quick sale Phone Utica 37fi
8 ROOM house p scre -Bsfgs.n SO
cssn 23Zi3 Chalmers. East D-'ross
Roseytis 23gf-W.
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"\ot since the DAYS Of the
revolution have We ever had
mitch If II ehHnet. tn iti~r Il war, "a
Bait sand hluntly we have "A
chance 10 lose thi. one
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u. s. Syndicate
.P ans 10 Build
Roads in Mexico

lEXICO CITY. Feb. z GNS).L
NSl50, 600 600 syndicate directed
entirely by Americans will under
take the vast defense project OF
building 1890 miles of highways
and 1000 miles of railway lines IN
Mexico. said John a. Hastings
leader of the syndicate, today.
Hastings, a former state senator
from RoSlyn. y. y said the syn
dicatc formerly included ANcl
Wcnncr-Grcn, Swedish industrial
list blackliStcd by the United
States as pro-ANlS
Wcnncr-Grcn has been dropped
from membership in the syndicate
said Hastings.
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Children to Board

COLORED children. wholesome food. Chris
tan home. girls, s, S, reasonable.
Tyler $3.50
COLORED-Children school age. motherly
care, twelve years experience. Town
send 5-4ll3.
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Male Help Wanted
Annllance Statesmen

~ local sutc-ssfi. sa.rs records EXueri-
enetf 10 r|frlsera'nr-- ranges. radios and
AIMED appliance sales To sell appliances
and auto supplies out 49, Guy ,i's Service
stores " .-st nave ca pass health char
Alter ard rpnd requirements Commission
ias.s drawing account and guarantee OPP
por'uury ana perTaneuce o. Producers
H.. To- s.
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BUY "A Bomber.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-07
Houses for Rent
Flats for Rent

BELLEVUE asa tnear Charlev0Nj s.
rooms rath. So excellent condition
couple Only.
CAMPBELL. G00g-s-r0om upper relcco.
rated. separate furnace $50 Children
nttt TO-
eft MINERS 3lfi tMackJ r. Basement
apartment. ( rooms bath, heated adults.
Olive 9l2J.
COLONIAL SOUTH. 4oS ,OakVood Boule.
vart. petro.D--s rooms, upper adults
preferred. NineWo0d 1850
FIELp 25ss (Graat boulevard -s-room
upper mplctgly redec0rated. excellent
IlcaU0n. garsge adults
NOTTINGHAM. 1000 MACK rooms
upper brick. refec1rated5 stoker So
N.sesra 54s1
SPEINGWEILS 50es Groom upper.
steam heat Apply 11l0 ssrena Tyler
iItIa
ST CLAIR 5s2 Jenersoni Lover heat
cd rooms afut. redccorsted reason.
able Murray it2e
TAFT s734 tGrand River Boulevard 3
rooms garage. hsh;. ssS. heat Yer.
'mant $3.50.
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Death notlres
now ARD

now ARD FEB B. 1912 Re0ircN beloved
husband 81 Geraldine Howard F4nerai
ft.+rn josef ff-J AaH7.-prsEs-- la r-t, 4iAA
Campbell A. Buchanan, Monday. 5o.
B4rlai ~ Nppdm"fe
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LFARS Modern Earu.rnE or ewes
Detroit Barber College 81 T. Jefferson.
Learn Weiang Michigan Trade school.
$3.50 IS naWar@
READ Trrrs Want Ads fnr pt0ft-use
'"sn for -r~-s.+s-
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EXCEPTIONS


To Rent - Rooms. Housekeeping
Rooms. Board and Room Children 20
Board. Home for Aged. Invalid.
CASH CHARGE
time 600. ...t.... Sc SIC
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times ...,....... SC Siae
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Want Al stations or at the Times
Main Office Times Square. AZ low
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Ads ordered nv telephone ana ac-
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for THIS courtesy the advertiser -
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iHgs
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Errors should he reported imnrdi-
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Without this number, satisfactory ad.
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Housekeeping Rooms

CONCORD, 6l6-Jefferson 2 front private
bath. nicely furnished; everything in
cluded
LINCOLN PARK. 2Os2 White. west Of
DiN-3-roOm upper newly decorated.
electric refrigerator. sweeper. bath pri-
waite entrance. heat. lights and gas.
NAVAHOE $50 (Jefferson) -- Clean. COM
Portable single housekeeping, 81 small
sleeping SO.
COLORED-Bethune East. 532; furnished.
unfinished housekeeping. comfortable;
good transportation. reasonable.
COLORED-Roo in exchange for light
caretaking, adults Temple i-7256.
COLORED unfurnshed room for couple:
kitchen privileges good transportation.
Trinity l-7O62
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Situations Wanted-haie
Situations Wanted-Female


Al COLORED girl wishes DAYS. part time
work references Tyler SOIL
CAPABLE worker desires Gays work.
Laundry cleaning. experienced caterer.
p.AZA-
EFFICIENT colored gifl. stead days. part
time So carfare. Trinity 1852
EXPERIENCED shirt ironer dsys refer
enres cleaning and laundry Cli. 1890
EXPERIENCED woman. days w7tk pre-
ferrSd Indian Village or Crosse P.inic
section TRINITY 235l5
EXPERIENCED ,auudrrss wants bundle
washing. mems or iamAy, references
Townsend --31I6.
EXPERIENCES cook white. crosIr- ur-
Nate parties clubs home steady position
h"li' $3.50. 4
FNPFRiENCEn eul wants DAYS part
tine work. ~n4fT c.eanirs Ter
EXPERIENCED colorsa 81 dsys part
time week. laundry, e'earias Town
send 5-e57s,
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Business Places for Rent

MICHIGAN. $50 Desirable front s rooms :
suitable any business inquire SpoIka
Piuldfng
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Income Tax Service

ABRAM for accurate, economical service.
Avoid the rush. File now 1920 Mack.
TAX computed notarized G. ;. Stevenson
1925 Algonquin. LIE. 1888 open evenings
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NeU Houses for Sale

HOME IN Dearborn Hieniands costs no
more; beautiful; reasonable DE 1865.
CHiCAGO-Meyers section broom. St5f0.
$500 down. Inquire 9t0i Meyers HO-
garth 2g0l
DEARBORN 1921 Kendan-2 BEDROOMS,
attic. Bargain, 81 900 down. open.
GARDEN CITY bedrooms outside an-
lshed 1898 down. acre with ciiy
water terms Otto schatz. DE. 1000.
ROSALIE. 177i Dearborn Must sell,
rooms. attic. FILA. OR. 500
SMALL home on s0V12o lot down pay
ment financed IN full
WE SELL THE EARTH
ifls Pelham Rd (Ou'cr Dr. TeArhorn'
TRADE YOUR OLD HOME FOR NEW
ROUNTREE. 1920 Plymouth VIZ a-l50O
so6s TERRY rms. large attic, 81. $40
inc- tot open II 10 2
broom bungalow now ready for occa.
pancy r II \. terms: large lots four
blocks west Of Woodward two blocks north
~ Eleven Mile road 1859 Mortensen
Berk!ey Lincoln 2-i536.
SMALL Or homes In PARKWAY colony:
how ready Hamburg az seven Mile:
FHA. open Maxon Bros. IT, 2-55Oo
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Male Help-Saiesmen

REAL ESTATE salesman. fuu time. good
opportunity. Nj Braatbers no. $500.
sALESMES 20 call on builders and con-
tractors. also can 90 telephone prospects
HON-DOR 1886 HARPER
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FlRESTONE
IRE 4 RUBBER co 1905 HENRY ST
BOYS WANTED

Intermediate or high school students ioi
sarry.rg Detroit Times routes GOOD pro,
MS no interference with school work. 4
chance T. 10 yOur par; Tor your country
IN rs national emergency by carrying
newspapers and becoming United states
Defense Agent q sell defense savings
stamps IN your neighborhogd CAL %
write Home Delivery Dept. Detroit Times.
Detroit, Michigan Tor full details.
DIE DESIGNERS -- EXPERIENCED on stamp.
ing Dies. must be citizens National
Stamping Company. $50 50. Jean
DISHES New pattern Eayai- e;eia- china
Ned crew MANAGE w| fl car and Two
sa.ssmsn ~ once can make So week
LIS .f s'ygN ~ hats. see Sacf. 462i
Woodward
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Trade Schoois-Male

ACETYLF$E- ARC WELDING
WDa.ng Trade SrtaUf Cherry J74T
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FIGHT TOBACCO HABIT


And rs destructive effects with Sico Bann,
mouth rnse Concentrate. sans Health
Nd department
HAIR PERMANENTLY removed Multiple
Elec'rolysis Emilia BoccaoeiId. 3Iss
Grauot. Plaza 0s5o
HYGEA HERNIA AN RECTAL CLINIC
- SuccesStaI- treatment a. NAIA.----
1910 WOODWARD TR 1850
LADY OF Mystery answered Your questions
over Radio Readings your home or
mine Appointments Vermont 5-4i32.
LILLIAN Please let mo soc you for jusi
i've minutes. Sorry for everything
T O. s.
MRS RAYE-Astrologis featured at state
Far. 5s37 Mitchell. PLAZA 2503.
Ny WEE, Mary Florence Greene Cnee
Nancy, never having lived With ne,
NOT responsible for any debts. Sidney A.
Greene.
NOT responsible for debts contracted by
my wife. Ruth Gum. after Feb 5. 1912
Signed John Gum
PILES AND CHRONIC DISEASES
Successful office treatment while working
Doctor De Swarte Rectal Clinic. 5OO5 Cass
avenue. Temple l-2l2i.
PROF ELTON-ADVIsOR
-coSS4iffs r TIGE+ tiaiIy,-f4-tET Tuesdays
Fridays until Q: closed Sunday. 3ilS John
r. between Erskine and Elliott. Special. 81
LINE Social Service t2ls0O Curtisb -- Create
Wider rendher Aqua lntances. Write
today
REVEREND LILLIAN LEE-Church OF
Christ Appointm snts daily 1860 West
Grand boulevard. Tyler 6-7333
STOMACH ulcer reliet! Investigate! Won
Co., 80 David stott Bldg. CA. si4O.
SUITABLE compensation will be paid for
Information and Whereabouts or en-
plnyment OF Jack Artrup or his wife Mary
Ellen formerly Of l2OsO DIX road en-
plOyed formerly Al Great Lakes steel CO.
Also. Roy tnderhili or his wife Ethel,
formerly. 1873 Hilsborough. formerly en-
ployed at Kelvlnator CO.
Call Mr. Lee Tyler 6-965s
SUITABLE compensation Will be paid feI
wherea bouts or employment OF Thomas
A. lie Van former wife Nellie. former adj
dress 1928 Woodward and was formerly
employed AZ De luxe Tool a. Die Co.
Snyder Tool e. Die Co and Federal Engi-
neering Co. Cali Mr.. Lee. Tyler S-es56.
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E Employment Agencies
DEFENSE POSITIONS

OFFICE-TECHNICA
DETROIT SELECT SERVICE BUREAU
l2ls-17 LAFAYETTE BUILDING
JONES Emp, ryuent fll6 Beauhien, Wants
paF Narkers Couples Parters. MAIDS.
Mattresses Columbia 1910
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NO DEALS WITH HIM
HIS dN~pfip0.

"Ne as Americans cannot do
business with him now" Hast
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Bibles and Gospel Tracts

BIBLEs--An purposes, styles and prices
On approval. Stafford. 1l77 Coplin.
LIE. 1892
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-07

,ARTER 37gI CDexterI-- Beautifully fur
nished room. adult home; call mornings.
-yler 7-4l3T
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-07
Board and Room

1854 tFenkell Wyoming dis
triCtl 49, Gentleman. American home :.
newly furnished. good meals and lunches.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-07
Hotels
Furnished Rooms for Rent


ATKINSON. i6l-Two large double rooms;
private home shower free telephone
BEAUTIFUL room employed lady. private
home convenieuces. telephone best
Transportation 2537 Glynn Court
BOULEVARD. EAST GRAND-Twin beds;
single, gentlemen preferred, breakfast
optional plaza 1927 ----
CALUMET 953-Nice. warm room. near
Hamilton: 81 so. cool in summer
CARTER. 37sI tDexterI- Beautifully fur
nished room, adult nome can mornings
Tyler 7-il37.
COMPLETELY furnished home 20 share:
refined singles or couple EMPLOY ed ek.
elusive neighborhood, references must be
exchanged Vermont 5-752s,
DICKERsON $3.50 Pleasant. private
home / girls, excellent transporta-
.tI-G-DrexeL zAsn------------
EAsTLAWN. 55s9-Attractive large room;
home privileges; two girls, couple excel
lent transportation.
EPWoRTH- 4Linsdaie> - Newly furnished
room. shower. gentleman. After four.
Tyler 6-9s05.
HAGUE. Il, near woodward-Attractivs
rooms, business people 50. Laundry
privileges.
LITTLEFIELD. I2s5e-Room in widow
home. Office or salesman preferred.
Hogarth 1872
McGRAW. 2758 tMissourD Single. warm
quiet room. excellent transportation, gen.
'l"ndut Sd
MENDOZA. 1926 West Chicagoi Com
Portable room. private family gentleman
preferred, excellent transportation.
MONTGOMERY. 29OO--Apartment % Law
ton bus employed person; reasonable.
Tyler 5-6qs3.
+otrFfr DRIVE FAST $751; Near
GratiOt room for one or two gentlemen;
reasonable
PRENTIS. 655 near second Warm.
clean. we'll furnished sleeping room rea-
y0nabie
ROSEDALE PARK-Bright warm room,
adjoining semi private lavatory, block TO
Grand River Vermont 5-9l34
STANTON 526o-Attractive large room
! for employed couple or two girls. Tyler
i-2O55
VAN DYKE. near Jefferson - Attractive
room. private home nicely furnished
Fitzruy $3.50.
WAsHRURN 1921 Employed girl or
! couple in private home, home privileges.
Northlawn 6sos
ICOLORED Warm room. couple. stoker
heat telephone service reasonable.
Tyler 5-440i.
:. COLORED - Preston 1858. neatly fur
nshed rooms. gentlemen, private home,
Fitzroy siO6.
COLORED--Single gentleman or woman or
employed couple Christian home Tyler
6-40l3.
COLoRED-35s Harmon neatly furnished
! single, couple; excellent transportation.
Townsend $685..
Evening star., 1942-07-07
| British 'bIitz' Scouts
| Cominq Here Tomorrow

Four British "Blitz' Scouts, cho-
sen for their work during England's
air raids, will be entertained in
Washington tomorrow and Thurs
day with visits to local places of
interest and a Scout rally at the
Sylvan Theater, 1t was announced
today by Charles w. Payne, Scout
field commissioner.
In addition to sight seeing trips
the group will be received at the
British Embassy and by Senator
Capper of Kansas, a national Boy
Scout official. Their visit here is
part of an 11-day tour of American
cities.
The four are Roy Davis, 18, OF
Southampton; John Bethel, l6, OF
Birkenhead; Stanley Newton, 18
London, and Hugh Bright, II, Glas-
gov. Each holds the King" rank
equivalent to that of the American
Eagle Scout. They will be enter
tanned tomorrow night at the homes
of local Eagle Scouts. Their hosts
will be Richard M. Rogers, 1920 7
street NV; Jerry Brentlinger, 622s
Twenty-third street north, Arling-
ton, Va; David McCabe, 1924 Thir-
ty-third street NV, and another
Eagle Scout not yet named
The Sylvan Theater rally is sched
uled for 7:30 pm. tomorrow. Tht
boys will give talks and the bane
of the Navy School of Music will
play.
Evening star., 1942-07-07
WPB Will Require
Turn-ins Before New
Auto Parts Are Sold
Blanket Order Cutting
Manufacture Will Go
Into Effect July IS
Py the Associated PresS

P, the Associated Press
Motorists will be required after
July IS to turn in worn-out auto
part before receiving new part,
the War Production Board ruled
yesterday.
The provision was part Of an Or
der imposing new blanket restric-
tions on the manufacture OF spare
parts for all types Of automotive
equipment, covering the last nalf
of the year, snd affecting 400 makers
Of replacement parts.
The new turn-in requirement Is
intended to add to the rational
stockpile a quantity OF scrap metals
almost equal to the amount con-
sumed in spare parts production,
WPB explained.
Must Restore Parts.
In addition, the order forbids the
sale or delivery OF a new part to
a consumer to replace any part
which can be restored to working
order by the distributor.
The production restrictions will
limit output to the minimum num-
ber of parts required to retain
the efficiency Of the country's motor
transportation system" WPB an
nounced. Producers will get full
priority assistance in order to help
keep trucks, trailers. buses and pas
senger cars on the road for the
duration Of the war.
Manufacturers of parts for me-
dium ard heavy trucks, trailers ano
buses-the vehicles rated most es.
sential TO the war effort-may pro.
duce up to 125 per cent OF theil
sales during the same period 3ast
year, provided their overall inven.
tory of parts does not exceed :
| four -montn supply. If their inven-
tory is above this, they may make
only IS per cent Of their 194l output
and must not arrive at the end o1
any quarter with higher inventory
than at the start Of the quarter.
Will Limit Supply.
After August IS, parts distributor!
in the Eastern and Central timt
zones will be limited to 60-day
supply of spare parts In dollar value
Distributors in other time zones viii
be restricted to a 90-day supply.
The War Production Board yes.
terday also prohibited all produc.
ton and delivery of tire manufac.
turing machinery after July 10 un'
/ less specific authorization is OBJ
tanned from WPB's director Of in.
dustry operations.
Similar restrictions were imposed
on reconditioning and rebuildin.
used tire machinery and equipment
Evening star., 1942-07-07
|Germon Woman,
| Made Citizen,
With Joy

Tears of Joy rolled down the
cheeks of Mrs. Erna Teller, a ma
tive of Germany and wife Of a for
mer American vice consul at Stutt-
CART, as she took the oath of Amer
ican citizenship in District Court
today.
Her husband is Hugh A. Teller,
now on duty with the State Depart
ment. They were married in Stutt-
CART IA years ago. They live at
1920 Sixteenth street NV
Mrs. Teller was among six Ger
man aliens admitted to citizenship.
Justice Daniel w. ODonoghue also
naturalized 40 other petitioners.
They included Capt. Victor Ri
cardo Alfaro, a Panamanian, who
is a member of the United States
Army Medical Corps. He was
granted his commission with the
understanding that he was to be
admitted to citizenship shortly.
Mrs. Ada Francis Brown of Great
Britain was denied citizenship when
she said that her religion, Jehovah's
Witnesses, forbade her to take the
oath that she would bear arms in
defense of the United States.
Five soldiers and sailor were
included among those taking the
citizenship oath.
Evening star., 1942-07-07
Estate Of Mrs. Cecil
Valued al $450,000;
Probate Petition Filed
Bulk of Legacy Left
In Trust to Daughter,
Mrs. Thomos (. Adams

The late Mrs. Emma Caroline
Schenck Cecil, widow of Col. Joseph
S. Cecil, left an estate valued at
nearly $3.50, 900, according to a pc
tition for probate Of her Will filed in
District Court today. f. Ell
Mrs Cecil, who died June IS, lived
at 202o Connecticut avenue NV. As
she directed in her will, she was
buried In her wedding dress and
with her wedding and engagement
rings on her finger. Burial was in
Arlington National Cemetery beside
her husband.
Mrs. Cecil left the bulk Of her es-
tate In trust, with the income going
to her daughter, Mrs. Thomas E.
Adams of washington. On the
death of Mrs. Adams, the principal
is to be divided into two parts, one
going to charity devoted to the
care of orphans and the other to a
charity organized for the care OF
animals, preferably one which con-
ducts research into the diseases and
care of dogs. Mrs. Cecil kept a
number of fine dogs herself. The
charities are to be selected by her
trustees.
Her estate was made up OF per-
sonal property. including securities
and cash totaling $436, 1888 and real
estate in Falmouth, Mass, and New
River, Tenn, worth $12,0O
Col. Cecil died about year ago
Petition for probate of the will
was filed by Attorney H. Cecil Kill
patrick.
Evening star., 1942-07-07
Light, Hieh-Speed Subchoser
Enoines in Full Production

The Navy said the engine 'is be-
lived to be the 1ightest an-duty
Diesel engine in the world" occupy
ing about one third the space OF
the most successful previous Diesel
engines Of the same horsepower"
THE engine, reduction gear and
propeller pitch control are designed
as a complete unit, utilizing q bevel
pinion and gear between the engine
and propeller shaft" Navy state
ment said. Because of the use Of
the reversible propeller, there is no
necessity for reversing the engine or
providing reversal gears for the
propeller shaft"
Weight and space gains over old
types, it added, can be utilized for
more fuel for greater range, addi-
tional armament and ammunition,
or for the installation of more en-
gines to give greater speed"
Charles F. Kettering, General Mo-
tors vice president in charge of re-
search, is credited with development
of the new engine, which was ap-
proved and placed IN production
during 1941. BY May of this year
the production rate was up to Navy
requirements.