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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-17
Wake Your Reading Time Paw Dividends Read the Casseds
HIP Miscellaneous

FOR SALE-At Shady Lane
Park, next 10 Venice Beach,
3709 Jefferson. Tables. benches,
ice boxes. chairs, daybedS, swing,
screens, oil stoves with ovens.
dishes, tools, victrola, croSs-cut
saws, clocks. four-door Ford, in
good condition, 1929 74-in.
galvanized ripe, 2 I m b s
4Xl2X27 fl. long. 9xl2 rug, large
outdoor electric Clo *.
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Lake and River Frontage

5 lots - Jefferson to Canal,
corner of Sum, brook; many big
apple trees. TO settle estate, all
lots only Sl,l50' terms Curt
Gosnell. realtor. 1915 StandiSh
Road. Phone Mt. Clemens 1904,
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STANLEY b. DOMBROwSKI
Attorney for Morteagee.
Business Address.
24&l r. Milwaukee AvV..
Detroit. Michigan.
Jan. %. 30. Feb, 6. -. 20, n
II. 20. 81; April }. 10. II. ~.

Lewis II. Daily, Attorney, co. shelby street.
Detroit. Michigan.
MORTGAGE skLE-DefauIt having been
gas. made by WILLIAM NEUBARTH and
MAIZE c. NEUBARrH, his wife. of ths
City of Centerline. Michigan. MortEasors.
Corporation. Mortgssee. dated Ausust 40.
1910 and recorded in the office OF the
Resi,ter OF Deeds for Maeoms County.
2ss of Mortsages, on Page $50. which said
SsTioSAL MoRTesoE AssocIATios
oy assignment dated on October 10. 1910,
and recorded on october H. 1910, in the
Office OF said Register OF Deeds in Liber
2si OF Mo, ns on nn., Page 81. on which
!nysrsst =. sum Of FOUR THOUSAND
E 3 Go aGsPhFn DOLLARS sRsFp Nc suit ss %
seen instituted 70 recover IN. debt
thereof Now therefore. pursuant 10 the
power OF sale in said mortsaae and the
statute IN such case made and provided.
JULY 10, 1912. al 100 O'Clock A. NJ,
said mortgage will be toreclosed by q sale
=, pgetf1- su9tion 70 RI. highest bidder
county Buiidins, in tn. City OF Mt.
Clemens Michissn that beins the building
where the Circuit, Court for the County
scribed in said mortgage. or so much
thereof as may be necessary to pay the
amount due on said mortgage, with inter-
est thereon at <iae- per annum and al
legal expenses and also any sums paid
by the undersigned 10 protect It's Interests.
which said premises are described as; All
mat certain piece or parcel OF land
situate IN The City of Cen,erline. In the
County Of Mscomb, and State Of Michisan,
described as; Fast feet OF Lot numbered
1877 all OF Lot numbered l3s and West
Z feet OF lot numbered l3o State PARK
Subdivision, OF IN. Southwest =. Of the
Northwest >, OF Section 81 Town I North.
Range ~ East. according TO the plat
thereof as recorded IN the ONCE q! the
REGISTER OF Deeds for Mscomb County
IN Liber 7 on PAGE 50 OF Pats
Dated April 1912
FEDERAL NATIONAL MORTGAGE
ASSOCIATION.
corporation organized and exiss-
ing pursuant 10 Title III Of the
National Housing Act, a. amended.
Assignee OF MortsAses-
LEWIS n DAILY.
Attorney for Assignee Of MortEAsee.
s07 shelby Street,
Detroit, Michigan.
April 10. II. ~. May I. g. Is. a. -. June
s. H. 10. IS. July
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Moving Il Storage

Our moving equipment is the
best. Special care taken of your
furniture and upholstered goods
In storage. such as moth proof
ing and wrapping rugs and cush-
toners City Transfer Co, So
Broadway, Mt, Clemens. Phone
783. Service to and from Detroit
daily.
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Farms and Land For Rent E-4

Sanilac ;ounty - 100 acres,
good house, electricity and wa
ter; $500 yearly cash rent or
will sell. Phone Mt. Clemens
2388-J4.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-17

EUGENE, Ore, April IL Up
- AS a coach remover. the war
is making college alumni look
like a bunch Of rank amateurs.
The Oregon football team has
had two head coaches within
the last week, and school offic-
ials are shopping for . third.
Saturday Tex Oliver left TO
join the Nsvy reserve. Lins
Coach Vaughn Corley succeed
ed him. Yesterday Corley dectd-
ed To accept naval reserve
commission.
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Upholstering
Window Cleaning
Legal Notices

stanley 3. Domorsvskt. Atternsy, xlAl Z.
SoficE s or MO MoR Pssissi s af
ms continued for more than ninety days.
m ,s me e9nd Rxysu q esst1.n rmorts.ss
EMILIA poczkh Nn0 hi, VIE. 1 Hosts.. ora
Miehis.n to Oh WANDA fS A MsSGs SH1ix:
and recorded IN the Office Of the Regtster
of Deeds for Macomb County. Michigan. on
October i2th. 1882 in Liber ago, Of Mort
having elected under the terms Of said
mortsase TO declare the entire principal
and accrued interest thereon due, which
unpaid on said mortsass At the date Of
as nq the O5 p s5S f5. sna
HUNDRED FORTY-SEvEN and G7lloo
ls5,3t7.e7 DOLLARS. and no suit or pro-
Ossn instituted {, o. rseov sau' IN. n dess
Par PAIN. , II ;s Now fss..sss. - ::
Statutes Of the State Of Sichssn in such
Gwen ms tSs, and MOTIFS +
ls42. At 1900 O'Clock noon. Eastern Stand
ard Time. At the weHsr!y Or oratict
entrance IN Il. TO CITY the 81 s cs%.n
County of Macomb. Michisan that beins
the place of holding Circuit Court In
shiu SouHNyl SAlu mOFttaBS WILL Do IOI6~
closed BY . sale at public auction to the
highest bidder OF the premises described
IN said mortsage. or so much thereof ~
may be necessary TO pay the amount due
as aforesaid, and any sum or sums which
may be paid by the undersigned ut or
before said sale for taxes and for insur-
snce on said premises. and all other sums
paid by the undersigned. with interest
thereon, pursuant TO law and to the terms
OF said mortRage, and all legal costs.
charges and expenses. including an attor-
ney's fee. which premises are described al
follows: That certain piece or parcel OF
land situated in the Township Of Sterling.
County OF Macomb. Michigan. more par
ticularly described as: That parcel OF land
bounded on the North by the Section Line
dividing Sections and T. on the Kast
oy the Highway, on the South BY land
formerly owned by August 0eseh and on
the West by lands of the Bay City Division
Of the Michigan Central Railroad Com
pany. berx in Section 3. Township }
North, Range IL East. and containing Is
acres of land. more or less.
Dated. January 23rd, 1912
WANDA AUGUSrYNLAK.
Mortgases.
STANLEY B. DOMBROwSn.
Attorney for Mortsagee.
Business Address.
24&i r Milwaukee Ave-.
Detroit, Michigan
Jan. 23, 30. Feb. g. -. 20 n. March Z
II. 20. 81; April }. 10. II. ~
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F-6 Coal, Coke, Wood

Dry wood for SAFE. III Kib-
bic Street. Davis & Zavitz.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1942-07-30
Antitrust Suit
Filed Against
Musicians Union
ORGANIZATION WILL
FIGHT 1T OUT

NEW YORK-Filing of an an
THRUST suit to enjoin President
James C. Petrillo of the Ameri-
can Federation of Musicians
(AFL) from barring recordings
and transcriptions for anything
but private use after August l,
was announced July % by U. S.
Attorney General Francis Biddle.
The Federal Communication
Commission also opened an in
vestigation of Petrillo's order bar
ring radio broadcasts of high
school bands from the National
Music Camp at Interlochen, Mich.
The FEC probe had been re-
quested by Senator Arthur H.
Vandenburg (R., Mich.) and by
President Joseph E. Maddy of the
National Music Camp. Also anx-
ious for the inquiry are the broad
casters and recording companies.
Declaring that he welcomed"
the investigation, Petrillo said his
actions were all directed against
the grave unemployment situa-
ton among musicians. He said
that 60 per cent of the $4,000
AIM members throughout the
country are without jobs.
Justifying his ban on record
ings, he estimated that juke box
es alone were responsible for the
unemployment of 5000 musicians.
BUY U. S. WAR BONDS AND STAMPS
BROTHED DEAD
C. R. McFadden, Pataskala,
received word this week that his
brother, George McFadden, 73,
had died in Ivernes, Montana.
Mr.. McFadden had not seen him
for so years.
BUY U. S. WAR BONDS AND STAMPS
PUMPKIN SHOW
The Johnstown Volunteer Fire
department is laying preliminary
plans for their annual pumpkin
show to be held some time in
August. Details are to be an
nounced later.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1942-07-30
STATISTICAL
ROUNDUP
Marriage Licenses


John Lorimer McClenahan, 81,
physician, Chestnut Hill, Pa, and
Mollie Katherine Starrett, %,
nurse, Newark.
> Charles Albert Dye, 20, U. S.
soldier, Pomeroy, and Elizabeth
Rita Hohl, 20, clerk, Newark.
Richard Nelson, q, U. S. SOL
der, Utica, and Lucille Dillon,
Is, Utica.
Pearl Antol, 32, acetylene burn
er, Columbus, and Pearl Malone,
As, restaurant owner, Buckeye
Lake.
Benjamin C. Hartman, CT, re-
tired, Kirkersville, and Mary E..
Bayha, 65, practical nurse, Kirk
erville. His third and her fourth
marriage4
Robert Park Mossholder, 20,
Cooper Bessemer employe, Mt.
Vernon, and Grace Earlwine, 20,
clerk, Utica.
Frank Stewart Hamilton, 21,
Goodyear employe, Kent, and An
ma aKthef efine McNew, 20, Route
3, Johnstown.
William E. Harris, 19, aircraft
worker, Newark, and Ruth Ann
James, 19, clerical work, New
ark.
Births
Mr.. and Mrs. Silas C. Billman,
60 Riley street, daughter in the
City hospi tai, July "a.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Berger, Bed
ford Heights, Cleveland, a daugh-
ter July 22. Mrs. Berger is the
former Miss Margaret Perry of
Granville and Mr.. Berger is a
former resident of st. Louisville.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Cooper, 76,
North 33rd street, twins, a
daughter and son, July 22, in
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Stretton, 35
Boner street, a son in the City
hospital, July %.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Gearhart,
440 Allston avenue, son in the
City hospital, July 25. Mrs. Gear
hart was formerly Miss Louise
Johnson, registered nurse.
Private and Mrs. John McFar-
land, 642 Mt. Vernon road, a
daughter, j uly 26 in the city hos
pital. Mrs. Mcfarland was for
merly Mis- Eleanor Merriman
of Granville e. The child was born
on the 43rd wedding anniversary
of the gre eat-grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. HI S. Strickler.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Hal Cor
nell, a daughter, in Sherman hos
pital, ElginI Ill. July 22. Mr.. Cor
nell is a son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur NJ Cornell, 81 North
Buena Vista street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Sparks,
257 Linden avenue, a son in the
City hospital July 26.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Morrow,
Hebron, a daughter in the City
hospital July 26
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Meredith,
Thornville, a daughter in the City
hospital July 27.
Private and Mrs. Raymond C.
Boyle, Brownsville, a daughter,
July %. Private Boyle is Station
ed at Columbia, S. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Vogelsang,
a daughter in Alutman hospital,
Canton, July 27. Mrs. Vogelsang
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1942-07-30
Patriotic Pageant
Legion Day

A patriotic pageant, Omitted
We Stand" will be staged at
Buckeye Lake park, American
Exgion Day, Aug. %, according
to an announcement by A. M.
Brown, park manager.
The pageant is to be presented
in front of a 30x50 foot American
Flag, and will depict the signing
of the Declaration of Independ-
ence.
The cast is tentatively set at
100 people, and the attendance is
expected to exceed that of the
"Cavalcade of America" which
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1942-07-30

is the former Miss Louise Morry
Of Newark.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Walker,
Thornville, a daughter in the CT
ty hospital, July %.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hunt, New
ark, Route 6, a son in the City
hospital, July %.
BUY U. S. WAR BONDS AND STAMPS
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1942-07-30

drew and estimated $4,000 people
during four days showing in
1941.
BUY U. S. WAR BONDS AND STAMPS
CEILING VIOLATORS CAN
BE SUED AFTER JULY 81
July 81 is the date aggressive
housewives can begin suing store
keepers who violate price cell
ings. Damages allowed under
the law are a minimum of $50
(or treble the amount of over
charge, whichever is greater)
plus attorney fees and cost.
BUY U. S. WAR BONDS AND STAMPS
Dolph Nelson, who used to be
a soldier in Dear Nom program
now is real Coast Guardsman.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1942-07-30

DARK FOR SER.
VICE. WHITE FOR
GOODWIN more
women in industry
and war work. proc.
tic al en- s e m BILE 8
which look SNORT
and feel cool ore q
necessity. Here is q
serviceoble ensem-
BILE with that mimi.
table touch of white.
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FUTURE.
THOS. J. OWEN & SON, AUCTIONEERS
Southern Building

ASb ~ kgfek ri sA1SAsf eHkzsE bS1B f2R
af sTRErf fl1HoFH HoRTHwEsT VsI cRAMR1A5k T6aHHEk
% ONTARIO y41 Il FqAD iAd dsSsn NoaTHWEST S.Es
= SEQ ara s. . L.seT s4ss: Folio solE p. se ct
81 e' ns ne ana Tse0sSs H sSs G ss Pa 81 he
trustee win sell at public, auction, in front
6s ShaHR'R fHe saSfss FfFse
THREE O'CLOCK Pm, the following :
and beins Lots Seven ,7).' Eight. (s) and
IN Block Four % in Hall and Evans Sub
Meridian Hili' exceptins som SO much Of said
United States by Deed recorded in Liber
of the District of Columbia being a sub
terranean strip OF land Fifteen Q5 feet
wide; for the extension of the tunnel for
one t4lt. Forty-two t42l and Forty-three
l4D and the North -Four a., feet front
on, on Ghamplsin street by full depth Of
Four a.: Meridian i Hin s as per 0Hst piat
6ff'qaed of Hs e hes Of cqna s ONE Me- 81 f1e he 4
yeyor of the District of Columbia. Also
Lot Ninety-on laD in John A. Sterrett
and In1d r Robert st. Fieminss somb,nation Of
:, of the aforesaid Surveyors once Rec
ords' executing so much Of said land as
Deed recorded in Liber No. ll24. folio 1926.
Of the Land Records OF the District OF
Colum6ia, being a -subterranean strip of
land Fifteen rs, feet wide. for the ex-
n leanf 4H e. sss EwishYassn phY
THE uNIIMPRovEp dRouND ON cHAM-
and Tventy-tWo tess in BLOCK -Four our a, in IN
Hall and Elvans' Subdivision OF the tract
OF Land known as Meridian Hill;
soo 90 sod eaa xbsh sb9ssct to loan o.
ordinatedl secured by deed Of trust cover
Ing all OF the above described property
recorded in Liber No, 6499 at folio a3 of
lumbia, further particulars Of which win
be announced at time of sale the purchase
price above said trust to be paid in cash
A deposit Of $4,000 required at time of
recording, revenue stamps, etc, at cost of
purchaser. Terms Of sale to be complied
with within thirty days from day Of sale;
ettheTw,se aoFfset the trustee reserves the right
property at the risk and cost of defaulting
Ave days, advertisement OF such resale in
2: e.. or with or without forfeiting the
deposit the trustee may avail itself Of any
legal or equitable rights against the de-
NATIONAL SAVINGS AND
,s BY BRUCE Baird. President.
NELSON ! FOSTER, Secretary.
Q.cS
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PROPOSALS.

SoNMsS0YER SsssM5sf s4 2 G ses5s TASHSa5oS
Will be received at Room 500 Distris.
furnishing about 5000 tons Of bitumino9s
Rosm 81 pss4et suans ssrns ass
and specifications. de11-12.l4,151617
ky SsS}5f IS 5 e S.
ton of Certain Additional Facilities ITEM
msdcs eSnss rodp the S Ae M6 i1.
Nineteenth street and south Of p" Street.
IN III .sev.d se l ey wash ssd
commissioners al Room 500, District
Bui!dng; Washington, 9, G.: until 200
date Of receipt H by by pro prospective b!dders Of
then publicly opened and read aloud. The
Forms Of Bid Bond also Performance
Band may be cE!sI exsmned med and secured a. the
ment, Room i@7. District BuildinT and
eopies thereof obtained UPON deposit Of
pollars $50 for or each ne SS set Not more
than three % sets VIII be furnished to
ton SAID deposits viii .be refunded The
1 IN or hs 70 ssct to any Maf of
all bids. Each, bidder must deposit with
MS his BID security in en- amornt NOT less thai, N
the form and subject to the conditions pro-
vided in the Instructions to Bidders Time
will not be a material factor in evaluating
bids. tSee paragraph Il of the Instruc-
tions to Bidders) Attention of bidders is
particularly called to the requirements as
to conditions of employment to be observed
and minimum wage rates. to be paid under
the contract. The attention of the bidders
is ,also particularly called to the time for
days from the date Of receipt by same Of
preference rating. Written acknowledge
msnt will be required No bidder may
withdraw his bid within thirty 600 days
after the actual date of the opening there
Of tSee paragraph 4 Of Instructions to
Blddersl G. NJ. THORNETT, Secretary,
Board Of Commissioners, D. c.
dell l2.14. l6.l1l8
Evening star., 1942-12-11
OFFICIAL NOTICES.

ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE CoNTRO L
Board, Washington. D. c.. December /
1912 Notice is hereby given that the fol-
lowing persons have applied for licenses un-
der the District Of Columbia Alcoholic Bev-
ersge Control Act, and that protests will be
received on or before December 20. 1912.
at a:l2 am; in Room 225, District Build
a public hearing of such protests; s6.
Philip S. Helie, TIA Georsetown Tobacco
Company. retailers "a" 1907 NJ street
ket. retailers B" 1900 9TH street s.w.
THOMAS ELLIS LODGE, AGNES x. MA
SON. WILLIAM P. MEREDITH, Alcoholic
Beverage Control Board del1,1S
Evening star., 1942-12-11
LEGAL NOTICES.
MARION e. POOLE, Metropolitan Banl
Building, Attorney for Petitioner.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the District Of Co
GR4iss RI Fl pAvp fa2
Change of Name-Civil Action No. 1885
David Curtiss Campbell Marshall. having
so his name 70 David 9f curtss uss campbeI and
having applied to the Court for an order
Of publication of the notice required by
law in such cases, 1t is, by the Court,
this 24th day Of November, 1912. Ordered
that all persons concerned show cause,
If any there by, on or before the 10th day
said complaint should not be granted:
Proyided; That. copy Of this order be
published once a. week for three consecu-
ssar ssnd aIEhy The nv Washington Law Reporter
.Seal A true copy. Test: CHARLES E.
STEWART. Clerk. BY HILDA MARIE
GOWEN Deputy Clerk no27 .de41l
Evening star., 1942-12-11
LEGAL NOTICES.

st:ss for !Hs bstyS SF o, Tah tapnSs Ssl1!P
KnoNn Mstsr # L5ee Ppnes,s
Adsvt Albert Viaut Esq Seihn9ns'idn belns dniy
sworn according TO law, hereby deposes
Of this Honorable Court that he ei is shs stto4 Sr
!ensd lI%it.d Rs1tnsT;;hhiP sna sSst
Partnership, said terms being as follows:
The tn. nrm name Of the said partnership is
ture Of its busness IS fo dea ,nd he ,rnde
in and with costume jewelry hosiery, mil
lineIy, women's apparel and ready-to wear
ury Soth Of Washiaaons fna slsa5 B aed e.
ury tIs of paTtners Of the m Gens
New York New YORK are e spociai SPECIAL Psrtners usn rs
oe % H. dhs san5a Of ot H. h. rm spses i
n,artnssTs thereto being as follows: denia
MsIs.r;e MY sl9eo1 George BgsT sl51oo and
xsmber s5, 1912 10 Decem6esrr osr 81. 5io 1919. HS
rns aaed Dsn1ps ri Pal sss Of rs Tm are o
Eo.n TSas' dSmSsny as s st s%s'h,nas'0P Ing
n1rm. Msnasement Of the sfIsirs Of the the
f,fm 4; !. shall be under the exclusive control
bility Of all three Special Partners OF the
hrm for any losses that may be sustained
shall shall be limited ls to the amounts Of their
Aiss'asn ths os Of e the The cfs1R ER
n d.s Sea1 " 5Ue RsSf asDefGa Rr s v h
N,s. , YORK SUBSCRIBED and k svoTp guns, to ss. 9.
day of Novembe, ia4a Seal On BENJAMIN hs Nj
WoLPER. Notary Public, Bronx Co cik.
es e2 n so sss s Se Ses So Sess Sonm Se
des:1.siiSSiHisiissn'l Hsisn rs is.24as.as is+a
A5BERBaER AE51SHM2NP and K4zSH s4AaLrY J4NES b.Es
Attorneys for Petitioners.-In the District
G. Court Of the United states for ne District
and for the widenn. q Monn ve 81
Road NE; between Biadensburs Ds Road Iei and
The sasterly boundary line Of the Colum-
81 feE n Pet edur IN M es !ass pct
Notice and order Of Publication. to Prop
ef' e Soe 5wnss ron.1v We for ssns Meme
ne ivy in +. above snti.sd ssn csas. 'ns' re.
m ys'ds 'hsfsp ad S ssd ss ss ssrd asy
anss Or PaTcsS Parcels, G a9d Il fhe
$4,000; i5.i Il. S4.3otod: S43oVSV0' III IL is. is.
$4,000: 14l Is. $3.50 90; l41 90 s6oo00:
$40 Ia G o. $50 d6aRh 9s +, 4os e. sd15 4 @
Slo0; 90; AZ. $4,000. SQUARE W-405o.
si SO % Ass T. So Ssc g. isli looS %:
$1,000 so1.Rn Sc; 5000; 4o,I Io' $500; 81
81 ,oos. SO; ssS: s. oo4: 50: sal. 81. .oos :os;
.oa .oas "a Lots 50. saS %; 81 $40 go; ss,
s9UAEHE ~ AdEHE 1850; Lots a.. 500 'oo: Is.
his DAT Il bsesMber i e' rs EfGH5t
That objections to said verdict OF property
whose land was condemned In this pro-
seedins be filed IN said cause on or
ls42. otherwise said verdict win Be finally
ratided and confirmed upon the applica ton
therefor. BY the petitioners in said cause:
Provided. however. that copy OF this
each the washinston Post; ths, Washing
Times-Hersid. newspapers published in the
District Of Columbis. At least ten days
EDWARD G. EICHER, Chief Justice. t6eal3
true copy. Test: cHAR+SS 3 sTEW-
~SSHss S'~se'
Evening star., 1942-12-11
SPRING VALLEY,
Alb 49th ST NV

BLOCKS FROM BUS AND STORES
ATTRACTIVELY PRICED.
OPEN SUNDAY, / TO S.
Owners transfer makes available lovely
lonial containing 4 bedrooms, > baths
slass-inclosed porch, new AWNINGS. storm
windows and numerous special features
which make it very interesting.
- To reach: Out Massachusetts ave, past
Ward Circle at American University to
tordham rd., turn left / block to 10th ST,
W G. & A. N MILLER DEVELOPMENT CO.,
1880 Mass. Ave. Ordway 44h4
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PERSONAL LOAN COMPANIES.
Operating Under Uniform Small
Loan LQ7nS

NEED $40 TO 5000 BY TOMORROW?
Mr.. Murphy at Hobart O0l2, who arrange
single signature loans by phone Employees
Small Loan Corp. 3309 Rhode Island ave,
Mount Rainier
Evening star., 1942-12-11
JOSEPH FITZGERALD. Jr.,
613 TRANSPORTATION BLDG.

!umbia.-Amcrican Bottlers OF. Carbonated
peysIon pan Pstrct Of coum6a corr
devis.es and ssnees: s'e i. Mstpie Iouise 1ss;
chaaes MnPPas MGGae or p chafies nGma$ TAI +
bott Murray. 5. The unknown heirs, de-
and alienees Of Mabel N. Murray, deceased,
6s6ER OF SSS Ne s5jsfi
ayerss to 'S Lots apst esered eye "
aed fssFe s In the onf bitSet Hpn
Of Columbia On motion Of the plaintifl.
nrd 1t is .,. this 5, 10Th day OF November l94.'
Ing; h, if living and i dead. their unknown
b1ss T2qis Layrfase ias alSo known as Martha
Cain. A. Charles MURRAY or Charles Tai
6f.sss pot Murray; lIa 5 The unknown heirs de-
and slienees Of Mabel NJ. Murray, de-
sease eeassd .oi cause their appearance to be en-
day occurring after the expiration OF the he
fortieth day, exclusive Of Sundays and
Haay o fsF hs draer hS DAY oSsrxse % hs s s
default, &c Provided a copy OF this order
cessive weeks in the Washington Law Re
before said day. tsi MATTHiEWe eTsOsae. F. Nc
CURE. Justice. tSeal) Attest: CHARLES
+ STEWART, CLERK. BY ELEANOR E
T. F. BURKE. Woodward Blds.. Atty.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
Siss Natter 9! he 6 RIDRE6 Ri5si g. GseAW aeHH
aahhRRI; ahRI; Lunatlc-Lunacy No, 11o16.-
McCaW, Committee. having reported the
saie OF Lot sos n SQUARE 5l0, improved
P ny premises 81 New, Jersey Avenue NV,
Coleman for S5,200.o0, all cash, and lot
l51 III SQUARE $40, improved by premises
Rear OF 1918 New Jersey Avenue NV, in
ne District OF Columbia, to Robert E
coleman for 81 300 90, all cash subject
$500, respectively. to Geneva K Vaien-
tine, all adjustments to be made as of date
OF transfer, and all expenses of convey
ancne and examination OF title 10 be at
co cost .rra OF purchaser ssid sale being subject
Conrt his 9th day, OF, December. 1879.
ORDERED, that said sales be ratified and
confirmed by the Court, unless cause to
the contrary be shown or a hnher offer
Enurt f9r said ia , Isai estate acceptable to the
Of December, 1912. at 1000 o'clock A M,
at which time higher offers will be CON.
sidered and objections to said sale will be
heard; provided copy Of this order be
porter and once in the Evening Star News,
paper at least ten ,1nD days before said
23rd I3is,, day Of December; 1912. 80 MAT
cefk COPY By 1si EiEASdh SdRIEs E oBE
Evening star., 1942-12-11
LOTS FOR SALE.
LOTS FOR RENT.

LOT 5000 SO FIT. ENCLOSED WITH
Anchor wire fence and gates conv. loca-
tion. Bethesda Md: rent reasonable.
Phone MIR THOMAS EN- 1000
Evening star., 1942-12-11
$15,500.
SPRING VALLEY.

1t may be hard to believe, but this de-
cludins den, breakfast room, 3 bedrooms,
. baths, recreation room with fireplace, gas
short walk Of Mass. ave and the shopping
center. For appointment to inspect please
call Mr.. Mannakee. RA 1858.
FRANK S. PHILLIPS, DI. 1411.