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RICHMOND B. KEECH, JAMES W LAU-
DERDALE and STANLEY DE NEALE,
AttOrnPyg far Pefitiauers

unissd ssstss for the SSFf 6Istfet 8 coan
stion Of land for the widening Of Michigan
Avenue between 18th Street and Eastern
Avenue; Northeast, in the District OF Co.
cs a9Ra ANB oRDER eo6F oF PGbGa4ioN M
onefs Is hs5e0E tbe syen d that the Dns
s9ast to > a Certain provision Of The Act
Of Congress. approved March 4, 1913 en-
titled An Act making appropriations for
Of or tha sca yeaf
ending June thirtieth, nineteen, hundred
they are authorized to open. extend or
widen any street, avenue, road or highway
to conform with the plan Of the perma-
of the District Of Columbia outside OF the
cities of WASHINGTON and GeorEetown
paoDdd pfoRsd M4eh nnS5 the A Of mnd.a By
ne Acts Of Congress spproyed June 2s;
Of Law for the District OF Columbia. have
ea Of IN thu % GS s
the widening Of Michigan Avenue. North
east. between 18th Street and Eastern
with the said petition, as q part thereof
and praying also that this Court empanel
a jury in accordance with the law pro-
taken may sustain by reason Of the said
between 18th Street and Eastern Avenue;
and the condemnation Of the land neces-
sary for the purposes thereof: and TO
assess the benefits resulting therefrom.
plus all or any part OF the costs and ex-
penSes of said proceedings, upon any lands
which the Jury may find will be benefited,
as provided for in and by the aforesaid
Act OF Congress approved May rs, 1925.
IL is by the Court this Sth day Of May.
1912, ORDERED: That all persons having
any interest in these proceedings be and
they are hereby warned and commanded
to appear in this Court on or before the
9th day OF June. 1912, at 10 o'clock A M.
and continue in attendance until the Court
shall have made its fnal order ratlfylng
and confirming the award of damages and
the assessment Of benefits of the jury to be
en- rpaneled and sworn herein: and II is
further Ordered that copy Of this notice
and order be published twice a week for
two successive weeks in The Washington
Evening Star. the Washington Post and
the Washington Times-Herald, newspapers
published in the said District. commencing
at least twenty days before the said 9th
day OF June. 1892. II is further Ordered
that a COPY of this notice and order be
served by the United States Marshal. or
his deputies, upon such of the owners of
the fee of the land to be condemned herein
as may be found BY the said Marshal, or
his deputies. within the District Of Colum-
bia and upon the tenants and occupants
Of the same. before the said 9th day of
June, 1912. EDWARD C. EICHER- Chief
Justice. Seal A True Copy Test:
CHARLES E. STEWART. Clerk. BY H. B
DERTZBAUGH, Deputy Clerk.
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LEAVING TOWN,

This brick home was built to order only
3 years ago, excellent material. workman
ship. FirSt-ioor den or bedroom. lavatory.
center hall. rear screened porch, overlook
ing rock garden and huge oaks, 3 bed
rooms, > will accommodate twin beds; 2
tile baths, air-conditioned, built-in garage.
It's a pleasure to offer such a splendid
home under $4,000 in Barnaby Woods.
cream of Chevy Chase, D. c. Exclusive
broker. Shown by appointment. EN-.
800 to Q pm
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.


Of Maryland, $4,000 cash. Phone Berwyn
76S-J-l.
27Q7, AND o2S1O CENTRAL AVE. ALEX
s8e 81 Per aa sOs SssR Pfss 6sse
@ @aaz5: siGry, aishts, E7. ( s 5s35 355NhENHoOSE' Ma.
OWNER TRANS. TO NEW ORLEANS IN
Mclean, Va, 2-bedroom bungalow. Space
in attic for extra rooms; full basement;
screened sona ed porseh year old but in peri
bal sSI per mo- F H. iU a. 'llh AhBERT ef'fd Il.
COHEN, realtor. 1042 North Irving st,
Arl.. Va. Chestnut 1861.
5oI. 5,R; AND BATH ggNG. MEcT ONE, FARE
WA. 1919. 5s1o BALTIC. ave, Riverdale. Md.
BRICK 5-R. AND BATH BUNG., AIR-CoN-
G0 800 0 Sfa 9En Jr WA s1S Prss aa
ARLINGTON LYON VILLAGE, SS,950-
q rms tile b. shower, 3 bedrms, slassed
sleeping and 2 screened porches, oak floors:
lse closets brick fireplace. pantry, oil
BOSS REALTYs cH. " 56s7' @e' iOee < al D'll.
SILVER sPEING--Ss,95O-706 CHEsA-
Renke Fs aye~Detachsd brick rms bath,
oil burner. Extra insulation: 4 yrs old;
redecorated throughout. sH. 46s6-J
HYATTsvHLE-7 RMS, VACANT; MOD,
Ike new; large lot. garage paved St;
c. WALKER. wa 1899. " '''' ao'
ALExANDRIA-LARGE BRICK HOUSE II
rms. 3 baths, coal stoker. yard 25x125;
sttractively planted; central location;
WoRTHAM, Alex. 5517. u app can
FIVE-ROOM FRAME BUNGALOW: IN
door garage; good condition; l block from
bus: owner transferred; reaS. WA. 2742.
s-RM. BRICK HOUSE, NEW. SECTION,
basement, air-conditioned heat, sun deck,
Cali OWNER. shepRerdp l. 251HS. HO- 'DOO.
ATTRACTIVE BROOM AND BATH BUN
back yards: near Deanwood, Md; immedi-
a.s ate possSsss9n must sacrce aa 70 settle es-
National O036 or Woodey 05sO evenings
Is ACRES TIMBER, LONG FRONTAGE ON
To9a ss0 cash pos o4fora % 24s lovely
ARLINGTON; YA.-BRICK, HOME. 5 YRS
5ocks fro 5fs0a miles nj EiG9 from rAFh ATns
ton Memorial Bridge. Lot has, large oaks,
hickory yd with
with all windows above ground level and
level backyard entrance. 1st floor has
living room dining room, KITCHEN, 2 bed;
poTch nd n fhotv oo5 has aSe deP
quickly converted to COAL all windows.
doors and porch have full length aluminium
wire screens and storm windows and doors;
completely insulated, weather-stripped and
bors. OWNER, oxford 0533-J.
BEST SECTION OF ARLINGTON-OWNER
called to- serviee. would like to sell sell 4
low, ami; lee. estate; oil h.-wh: open
fireplace; Gear gar; plenty Of shade
holly trees; S1O500; easy payments. Falls
Church 1859.
2-BEDROOM, NEW, j. M. A VERY SPA
cious house with fine attic and basement;
S6,s90;. 2-bedroom brick Colonial very
transp. and schools: S7,75O. REALTY AS
SOCRATES, INC. CH. 1893 until pm.
6 SPACIOUS ROOMS, 2 TILED BATHS,
1st-f. bedroom and bath: restricted neigh
borhood; on corner lot: 10c bus fare; So
$50. Call Chestnut 1888 until I'm.
BROOM MODERN BUNGALOW.
LOT 50X135
Immediate possession. Must be seen
Sc, 900: 81 800 down payment required
RAY BARNEY, REALTOR,
Exclusive Agent. Temple 1888.
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MOTORCYCLES FOR SALE.

MOTORCYCLE 1941 Harley-Davidson, with
side car. good tires and in good condition.
Handley Motor Co., 1880 Georgla ave.
TIA 5000.
MOTORCYCLE WANTED - 500 cash.
terms to suit Apply 216 r St. ne, Wash,
D c.. or call North 9477- 49,
INDIAN CHIEF motorcycle 1871, approx
mately 5000 miles. with commercial box
on side; excellent condition. Can be seen
at Cooper Phillips Motor Co. 1l5 N.
Washington ST., Alex. Va. Phone Temple
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AUTO TRUCKS WANTED.

WANTED, "a or a ton panel truck. late
model in good condition. Phone Repub-
WANT late model Dodge, Chew
rolet or International 12-ton
panel delivery, excellent condi-
ton. Call ME. 1872. between 9
and.5.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

m THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
;, United States foE the Distriet Of Colum.
sa H0oaf 81 Mary pFosssf se
Administration No: 590g0-oRDER FIX
ViDING FOR PUBLfcATioN.LThe notifi-
cation as to the trial of the issues in this
case RELATING, to the validity Of the paper
wInF dated ID the h tbs 18th aay w IF s ns
Pnaxn nsns Of Mssy johpsoa Cain asss also
Chapman. Paul F. Chapman, and 'fend Hamilton N
Co GeH1t: this r. 10Th day Of April: 1942,
and that this order and the e. substance & ef Of
four successive weeks in the Washington
Law Reporter. and twice week for the
;sass period ssO in Thf ThYoI Evening stsT SAID
paper writing fffed in this court and bear ar
ipg in the date Of, Of the 18th day Of July:
l. johnson Cain. deeeaseda e Two: o. WAS Was
the said Mary L; johnson Cain, at the
time of the makins, and subscribing or
writing OF sound and disposing mind and
capable Of executing a valid deed or con-
tract? Three: Was the said paper writing
faned the eseeuton IPs Thereof or eRe
subscription thereto procured from the
s2sa sad Mary T. johnson Cain Ss b
Mary L. Johnson Cain by James. L. Pinn
Was the paper writing dated the 18th day
Of July. 1941. obtained. or the execution
thereof procured from the said Mary L.
Johnson Cain. deceased. by undue In
fuence or duress. or coercion of James
L. Pinn or any other person or persons2
BoLITHA J. LAWS. Justice. lseaD A
true copy. Attest: THEODORE COGS-
WE'LL, Register of Wills for the District
OF Columbia, Clerk OF the Probate Court.
Approved: ERNEST c. DICKSON, Attorney
for Executor.
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GARAGES WANTED
PROPOSALS.

wANTED-TO RENT SPACE IN GARAGE
for car vicinity 25th and Pa. ave. NV.
Phone District $3.50.
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SUBURBAN PROP SALE OR RENT.

I3-ROOM, FINE SOLID FRAME HOUSE,
basement, cleo, bath, between Norbeck
and Rockville: price depending on amount
star 2Os
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STORES FOR RENT.

S05 V ST. N.W.-60x20, LARGE WIN
dowS. Arcola heat: rent reasonable. NO.
full cellar, located 412 9th st. NV; fire.
proof floors, cellar entrance to large
alley; same tenant for past so yrs. who
operated bakery shop and lunch: can be
able to good tenant. Woodley 5603
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6 UnitS-Good Sc. Section.
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

1900 BLOCK I4th ST. NW-LARGE
store, with 6-car garage, apts two floors
above. Price. terms on application. owner
consider trade. V S. HURLBERT. MA.
Rh-N. or II 81 U U
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY.
SUMMER HOMES.

CHESAPEAKE BAY - NEAR WHITE
stone; Va Modern summer home. for
season Furnished DIR. j. D. HINCH-
MAN 1901 w. Grace St, Richmond. Va.
Phone 4-S411. ios
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CHEVY CHASE, MD.

Block and half west of Conn. ave:-Mod-
ern white brick s-room nome; lst moor,
large living room 2S TT. long, large dining
room, complete kitchen. library with lava
tory. sunroom and screened porch; 2nd
floor has 4 large bedrms. and baths, also
sleeping porch; full basement, auto. heat
garage, finished attic: attractive surround
6s4O wisconsin Ave. WI. 6740r
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WOODLEY PARK, S17,50O.

Detached brick, center hall plan, one
block from the .Stimson estate. There are
3 bedrooms and 3 baths (also maids bath
The house is excellently located in
peighborhood of much more expensive
homes. One block from Woodley road bus,
Just : blocks west of Conn. ave. BOSS &
PHELPS. MA; 5000 Exclusively. Evenin0
call Mr.. Leigh, WI 379o
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PROPERTY FOR RENT.

ARLINGTON, VA.-NEW BRICK. q RMS,
ami; near War and Navy Bldgs.; $50 per
month. no AGENTS Box 4ql-C, Star.
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

AUTO TRUCKS FOX SALE.
FORD 1941 1h-ton dump truck; wheels.
extra-du helper springs, 10-ply tires in
excellent condition: low mileage. Cash
only. Phone WI. $780,. 49,
INTERNATIONAL dump truck, 1887. "a
ton; good condition. Handley Motor Co.,
1880 Georgia ave. Taylor 5000.
INTERNATIONAL truck, 1885. lh-ton.
with ice body; good condition. Handley
Motor Co.. $3.50 Georgia ave. ia. 6060.
FORD model A truck. 11a-ton. express
wagon body, 4 unusually good tires; cash.
WO. 7651. Good condition.
DODGE truck. 1884, 1-ton. panel body;
five wheels first-class rubber; $1e5. 1909
28th pl. Sc. TR. OS76 after 8 pm.
HUDSON truck. 1910, 94-ton panel. good
condition; cheap. Post Exchange, Airing
ton Cantonment, Va. CH. S100. Ext. 81.
DODGE 1941 '4-ton pickup. $4,000 miles,
no heavy work: excellent condition. Cooper
Phillips Motor Co.. 115 N. Washington ST..
Alexandria, Va. Phone Temple 17O6.
G. M. C. Ia to Q ton dump truck, in 1st-
class condition: has passed 1912 inspection.
Will sell for S235. Can be seen at 1921
Georgia ave. Phone RA. 9616.
FORD 1941 tractor trailer; 1O-wheel job;
used for refrigerator fruit run: has new
95-horsepower motor; S1,4S5.
FINANCE CO. LOT,
New York and Florida Aves. E.
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CULPEPER AND RAPPAHANNOCK COUN-
tles-A large listing of good farms of all
sizes and prices. BROWNING REAL ES-
TATE AGENCY, Culpeper Nirginia
$4,000; 5 to s27 acres B A. BowIIEs
CO. 314h N st " Nj o52S
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WISCONSIN AVE. NV.

Excellent two-fam mily home. First floor;
reception hall, living room. bedroom, tile
bath and shower. kitchen and dinette.
Second floor: 3 rooms. kitchen and bath;
large attic Complete bath in basement;
oil heat. lot 45Xg5, can be used for 5-story
in trade
CYRUS KEISER, JR..
4Q1O WISCONSIN Ave. NO h211. 1921.
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PAUL P. STONE,
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.

CHEVY CHASE, D. C.
BEDROOMS, , BATHS.
Owner having bought new nome ohers
this attractive center-hall brlck-and-trame
house on large corner lot. Contains first
floor den and lavatory. breakfast room
large storage attic, automatic heat, ga
rage Close to all schools and transpor-
tation Priced for immediate sale at
S14. 500. For details please call Mr.. Jones'
Georgia 3079.
FRANK S. PHILLIPS, DI. 1411.
o3I1 1st ST. N.W-3-sTCRY, 3 COM
plete apts. $500. $500 cash, $40 month
430o 18th st. ne, Michigan Park-Seml-
detached, rms, garage, gas heat; $500:
l240 EVart st. ne, nr. l2th ST. ano
Rhode Island ave.-Detached, 8 rms,
baths; can be used as z apts.; 5000.
2012 r st. NV. of Conn. aVe-Stone
front, 3 complete aptS.; renting for Sl5U
per month Price, S12,50O.
1901 Otis st. ne. nr: Catholic UNIV
Bungalow, 3 rms, modern; 5000.
L. V. THACKER,
go, -, C-;.ai G. un o2S1
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COUNTRY PROPERTY For RENT
FARMS FOR SALE.

RETIRED COUPLE TO LIVE IN PART
house II country; rent reas.. refs exch.
Box 4a6-C. Star.
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EXCELLENT LOCATION.

1905 N Y. AVE.-S75.
downtown section of city. approximately
] 5x30 suitable for any business
l4lh and x. CAFRITz co DI pOsO
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TIRES FOR SALE.

TIRES, Goodrich Silvertown. 4, nearly
new. on car. AL for SIS. Mr.. Hook.
oxford 2l29.
TIRES AND TUBES for sale 90. excellent
condition; size 600x2l, 6-ply, double duty.
Call WA. 2241
FIVE 1.00xlS tires, two almost new: no
dealers. Call 29ls Anacostis I'd. sc. any
time. Trinidad 600S.
GOOD. USED. HEAVY DUTY
TIRES; 6. 7.00x20: 4. 30x5; l,
7.50xl6 WHITEHALL. ALL REA-
SONABLY PRICED. 1416 N.
CAPITOL ST.
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LIE DROIT BLDG, s0O-slO ST. NV
Large, bright rooms. Apply Room 19
OFFICE, 9x10. FURNISHED, TELEPHONE
answered. WORTHINGTON, 17l9 Eye St
NV MA 1896.
IN LAWYERS SUITE; REASONABLE
Call RE. 2433 days. Oliver 1929 evenings
HAVE 2-STORY BRICK AND STONE
building on l4th St, close downtown busl-
ness section, containing 1000 So it.: will
remooel INTO modern office building to suit
tenants reouIrements. WO. 1923
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SUMMER CAMPS
OFFICES FOR RENT.

TALL TIMBERS CAMP for boys openi
July 1st. For informati0h call AID. 4O74
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.
INvEsrMENr PROPERLY FOR SALE.

INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOX SAlt.
FOR SALE. $4,000 EQUITIES IN WASH
ington real estate, new houses yielding
J w KATE. RE. $500. EN-. 3o37.
LIST YOUR HOUSES. APARTMENT AND
room with us; best class OF people on our
waiting list. For quick sale--l500 You
st. NV, 5-untt apt Modern units, 3
rooms, kitchen and bath: . units, 9
rooms. kitchen and bath: monthly in
cash, 81 500. Call INDUSTRIAL REALTY
co Phones. DU- 6523. co a757. Offices,
142l You 81. NV. lll2 You 81. NV.
CONVERTED BRICK HOME. APIS
Income 5000 mo. Price. $4,000. WI 1867.
A GOOD INCOME WITH PROPERTY
80 250-DUPLEX HOME IN NORTHWEST.
near stores, schools and transportation:
. complete APARTMENTS of 2 rooms and
floor rented at S52 so per month: a
home that will paw for itself.
80 SHANNON & LUCHs co.
1905 81. NV. National 2345.
Units-Good Sc. Section.
Rare opportunity for investor with sub
stantial cash; new unusual apt, excellent
returns; tenants furnish heat and utilities.
GOLDSTEN BROS, RE. 1888.
41-43-65-67 ALLISON ST. NE.
Four attractive. semi-detached, 2-fam-
,ly brick homes. each Of 7 rms and
income on each bids. Sl10 per mo. Price,
S9,950 each bldg. One or all.
VIM. r. THOROWGOOD,
o0o4 r Ave NE DE OH
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OPEN TODAY, 2-8 PM.
HOME HUNTING?

MUST BE SOLD!
NAME YOUR TERMS.
s-rm. home in desirable Petworth NV.
section: End f. could be rented as sep.
apt, If desired Living and dining rms. rms
recreation rm and fun bath in basement,
3 bedrms and bath on End floor, garage;
only $1,000: terms to suit purchaser.
Gail Mr.. Perkins at office OF
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DODGE 1941 convertible coupe, de luxe
throughout: excellent opportunity owner
enliStiOg Phone Alexandria RIA
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and heater company car: big saving to GER
tllcate holder WHEELER. INC, 4slO
wisconsin OR 1050
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

So5 MO Pays everything on the
pac A'AO' modern new bungalows near
College Park, Md. Automatic heat, Vene-
tian blinds. easement windows, large bed
rooms; priced at S3a5O, $3.50 cash r. a.
A. approved. Immediate possession. Good
co 6021 ~ '
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DODGE I937 sedan; clean. good tires.
heater; $3.50 for immediate sale. Call
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AUTOMOBILE LOANS.
Evening star., 1942-04-29
lCommond of Unit
lOf Mountoineers
Sought by York

BY the Associated Press.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, April %
Sergt. Alvin c. York, Tennessee's
outstanding hero of the World War,
announced here yesterday he would
ask the War Department to accept
his services as commander of a
battalion of selective service men re-
jected for military duty because of
illiteracy.
Walking into State selective serv-
ice headquarters the 54-year-old
mountaineer who only Monday
signed up in the Nations fourth
selective service registration at his
Wolf River home made known his
intentions to volunteer his services
Give me some of these Kentucky
and Tennessee rif1emen that the
Army says are illiterate," he said to
Brig Gen. Thomas A. Frazier, State
selective service director. Il want
battalion Of them. They are crack
shots. They are the best soldiers in
the world"
Gen. Frazier, who said that more
than 5000 Tennesseans had been re-
jected for illiteracy, asserted that he
would transmit Yorks request for
service to the War Department.
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ing the most exposed elements in
his command"-which covers the
harbor defenses of Manila and Subic
Bays, including Forts Mills, Hughes,
Drum and Frank.
An Army spokesman said Gen.
Moore still is on Corregidor.
The citation said he repeatedly
passed from one echelon to another
during sustained hostile attacks, Civ
ing encouragement, directing opera
tions, and by his courage and ex-
ample inspiring the heroic efforts
of his command"
THE splendid efficiency and
dogged determination of this gar
rison was largely based on his
efficiency, tenacity and individual
courage" the citation added.
Gen. Moore's wife and daughter
Anne were aboard the liner Athena
when she was sunk in the Atlantic
at the outset of the war, and were
in Hawaii at the time of the attack
on Pearl Harbor.
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Communists to Hold
Celebration Tomorrow

The opening of a western front
in Europe Ito smash Hitler in 1912"
will be the theme of a May Day
celebration sponsored by the Dis
trict Communist party at the Ma
tional Press Club Auditorium at
BIS pm. tomorrow.
Speakers will include Bruce Min
ton, correspondent for the New
Masses; Samuel Adams Darcy, sec
retary of the Pennsylvania party,
and William Taylor, Negro Com
munist OF Baltimore. Martin
Chancey, city secretary, will preside.
Soviet newsreels of the Red army
in action against the Germans will
be shown,
Evening star., 1942-04-29
Victim Of South Seas Tragedy
Finally Receivers Her Memory

the log of the Wing On this week
end. The boat disintegrated a few
hours after she was removed from
it by a missionary in the Fiji Islands
November "a, 1910.
Mrs. Thompson, still barely alive,
was brought home March "a, 1941.
Mr.. Neeb said Mrs. Thompson has
recovered sufficiently to take daily
Evening star., 1942-04-29

walks, enjoy automobile rides and
picture shows, and, ito tell a good
deal of what happened. She recalls
the deaths of her husband and the
others and Eve Comfy. the
other young couple who set out so
gaily August II, 1910, on a pleasure
cruise of the South Seas.
The party had rigged up a 2S-
foot lifeboat and took provisions for
only one month. They expected to
sail to Hawaii and then Samoa, but
missed both. Mr.. Thompson and
the Conlys, from Oakland, Calf,
never sighted land again after they
Evening star., 1942-04-29

BY the Associated Press.
LOS ANGELES, April 29.-Mrs
Lily Fern Thompson, 22-year- old
survivor of los tragic days on a
sloop-rigged lifeboat in the Pacific
has recovered sufficiently to recall
briefly incidents of the fatal trip
Attorney Robert A. Neeb, jr., said
he expects to show the young widow
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Maj. Gen. 6. F. Moore
Awarded D. ). T.. for
.Corregidor Heroism
Macarthur Cites Officer
For Directing Action
Under Heavy Fire
,vthc Associated prsss

By the Associated Press.
ALLIED HEADQUARTERS,
Australia, April 29.-Maj. Gen.
George F. Moore has been
awarded the Distinguished Serv-
ice Cross for extraordinary hero
ism in action at Corregidor dur
ing March and April, Gen. Doug
las MacArthur's headquarters
announced today.
Gen. Moore, Texas A. and M
graduate, was cited particularly for
great gallantry in continually visit
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come major activity. Conpany
officials estimate that the salvage
department is sweeping 1t off tbs
floors at the rate of 81 900, 900 worth
a year.
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81 600, 900 in Sweepinqs

SEATTLE, April 90 (P).-Out at
the Boeing Aircraft plant. where the
dig four -motored bombers are turned
out. salvaging scrap metal has be-
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left San Pedro, Calf. They died OF
starvation.
Mr.. Neeb said Mrs. Thompson'S
one wish is to live a normal life with
her two children. Tommy. q
months old. lives with her at her
parents home. Her daughter,
Jackie. lives few blocks away, with
her paternal grandparents, but Mrs.
Thompson sees her daily.
Great oaks from little acornS
grow. War bonds are the most
promising acOrnS on the market
Evening star., 1942-04-29

A.
Younger Girls White rayon maruuisette
bolero dress with dainty ruffles. Detach-
able long sleeves. rayon taffeta slip. Sizes
7 to IA $500
White rayon net veil with coronet- S295
B.
Younger Girls White Celanese' rayon
taffeta basque dress Sweetheart neck
and TERED ruffied skirt Sizes to IA, $3.50
White rayon net veil with cotton lace and
rayon ribbon trimming ng----S1.95
c.
Girl Tots Frocks Lawns with eyelet
trimming and dotted Swisses with cotton
lace trim. Sizes 3 to o6x----S2.99
D.
Boy Tots Eton Suits. White Jacket.
shorts and button-on blouse. Sizes 3
10 -S3.0U
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You are fnUited to see
and hear KAY KYSER
and HIS BAND TOMOR-
ROW Thursday, 1915
to 1 PM, playing on the
steps OF the District
Building in the interest
OF the sale OF WAR
BONDS. Don't miss it,