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The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1942-04-24
Fight Discrimination!
Urges Prelate

I'VE must fight discrimination
until we win," exclaimed DR.. c. B.
Clements, Presiding Elder of the
Puget Sound Conference, speaking
before the First A. M e. Church
Sunday morning. We must fight
Hirohito, we must fight Mussolini,
and surely we must fight Hitler,
but our task Is not complete until
we have fought and gained the
victory over discrimination at
home" The Prelate drew his re-
marks from the treatment Roland
Hayes received from certain hot
els in the city. This cannot con-
tinue," he said, I'VE must fight
to win victory at home as well
as victory aboard. We can and
we must win this fight"
The organization carrying on
this fight is the National Associa-
ton for the Advancement of Col
ored People. Every American who
believes in true democracy should
be a member of this organization;
the Negroes first, because they
have the most to gain, but whites
also for in establishing the rights
of Negroes they preserve these
rights for themselves in the only
way they can be preserved.
Join the N. A. A. G. P. now.
Memberships are $1.00, $3.50,
which includes The Crisis, 500 and
on up. Please call Mrs. v. L. Pc
nick at East $3.50, who will call
for your contribution, or mail in
to the treasurer, Mrs. c. L. Nc
Cullough at 502 2sth Avenue. Join
today!
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1942-04-24
Too Much Killing OF
Soldiers Says Mother
OF One Shot At Dix


New York-''There has been en-
tirely too much killing of our Ne
gro boys" said the mother of
Private George Hall, who was
killed in a gun fight at Fort Dix,
N. J., Thursday, April 2. Mrs.
Fannie Hall of Conyers, Georgia,
the boys mother, appealed to the
NAACP for help in investigating
her sons death.
How can we encourage our
boys to fight for democracy, If
they are going to be killed for
nothing?" she wanted to know.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1942-04-24
Here's More About
.Soiourner Truth
Continued from rage one)

- 49, 20 O@ASg
for the purpose of preventing oc-
cupancy by the tenants; that they
have publicly threatened rioting
and bloodshed IL Negro tenants
attempted to occupy the project
that they have induced other MEM
bers Of the National Workers
League and the Seven Mile Fene-
lon Improvement Association to
engage in picketing the project;
and that they have prevented by
force, 1.-THE authorized agents of
the Federal Works Administered
or, to wit Guy c. Larcom, and
the members of the Detroit Hous-
ing Commission, from installing
said citizens as tenants in said
Sojourner Truth Housing Project,
in lawful execution" of Federal
Statute.
The indictments by the federal
grand jury climaxed twenty-four
hours of rapid developments there
on the Sojourner Truth situation.
On April 10 the federal govern
ment instructed the Detroit Hous-
ing Commission to proceed with
filling the Sojourner Truth Hous-
ing Project with Negro occupants.
John B. Blandford, Jr., National
Housing Administrator wired the
Commission placing the RESPONSE
bility for effecting tenancy with
the Detroit City government.
please proceed as soon as feas-
ible with the established program
for the occupancy of the Sojour-
ner Truth Project the telegram
said. Commenting on the telegram
Br. Blandford said:
I'VE are at war. Men of all rae
es and creeds are marching in our
armed forces and are at work in
our vast war industries. That is
the spirit of American democracy.
"By the same token, war work
ers and their families must have
adequate homes, regardless of
race or creed, If the country's out
put of planes, tanks, ships and
machines lis to grow In sufficient
volume to win the war"
The second development was the
resignation of Frank D. Eaman,
Police Commissioner. Eaman had
been In office about two years.
On all sides it was denied that he
had resigned because OF the So
journer Truth controversy, but it
is significant that the police I'M
der Commissioner Eaman did as
much, if not more, to prevent Ne
groes from occupying Sojourner
Truth as the so-called white riot
ems did. 1t is the opinion Of De-
troiters that the police department
Joined with white residents to keep
Negroes out of the project.
Within a few hours after the
federal government announced
that Negroes must be moved in,
and that Detroit city officials
would have the responsibility of
carrying out the order. Commits
sioner Eaman resigned. 1T is be-
ing said among the Negro popu-
lation that he is resigning rather
than carry out the orders of the
federal government.
The indictments came as a re-
suit of an FBI Investigation by
the Department of Justice based
upon possible violations of Sec
ton 81, Title IS, U. s. code, the
so-called civil rights laws. The
legal department of the NAACP
has been urging action by the De-
partment of Justice under Title
IL for a number of years and in
1910 Thurgood Marshall, NAACP
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-04-15

ip6re &0nig @untram i6pn bon lei
ner &inobeit an ein slusblno bon
&eiliefeit eeneien, ooer als batten
ibn feline 2e,1te, ipeil er ein Iusnab-
nef5nig mar, elei6 alt einent Seiligen
gejteli1pelt. Den1 lit aber nidt 10. Ser
beilige 8iibof @resor bon Sours, bon
oen mir sic 8ei6reiblng Oieies So
nigslebens babeu, beribtct iiber i'm
altd rebt bunfle Saden. 90 lagt
er, @untram babe por ieinem 36.
2ebellsiabre, ,dnnli6 ebe ct &6nig
tplrbe, ein aienli6 loies 2eben ge-
gefiibrt. slub babe ct iib bon ieiner
rebt1nabigen @attin Weerftruo elm
fa6 1osaeiaet ,nb babe iid) cine an
bere &onigin, auitregilo nit Name1L
genolnmen. slu6 babe er bie fonig-
liben Aer5te obne langen Sro5eb 11nl=
brineen lailel1, tpeil es ibnen nt6t
selltngen mar, feline &onigin geiuno
at MAIDEN. @s mag rltn iein, oab
oie Me,1I6en Der bamalieen rauben
3eit oas alles ni6t 10 genalt nabmen
,lno bielleidt meinten, einem &onige
niiiie man bieles nadiebelt, lno &0=
mig 9abio ip6re ni6t biel beiier &C.
ipeien 1nb babe babel biele i60ne
beiliee 2ieber eeoi6tet. Mag iein!
@orauf es aber anfomnt bas lit
oies, natnlid, boB aonig @untram
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-04-15

bis ait fem g1oe fem friibereS lples
2cber bitter bere1te 1u1o ol,0 Sic an=
beren boien Saten, fir sic es ielbit
fir einen &onig feline @ntibuloigung
gibt.
Gs lit NUN 10, baB &0niee uno
@roBc nidt na6 gntibuloieuugen iu-
den, Tie ieeen iid, uenn eS garaoe
pabt, iiber gottlibe uno lueni6lide
@eiete oDne biele ltmitdnoe binmeg.
anbere ma6en es ni6t beiier, ,mO
lie iino feline &oniee ,tno feline Gro
ben. @eipiB, 9t uno id), mir Dobell
nod feinen @teniben ermorbet, es
f6llt inns i6uer, ein iunges &atlei1
INNS 2eben 5lt brinsen. Sb es nidt
aber cine Sii,1oe, cine il1 llnicrln 2e=
ben gibt, 6ie mir bitter berelen Iouz
ten? Cine 5iinbe gang ebrlid, gang
innig cine ipir tpdren &onige lln=
Ierer Seelen. - Get. 5. G.=G.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-04-15

uno 9eidiiser. auf feline geranlaI-
il,ng bin ipuroen 9robinaialipnoben
in Gbalons. 2pons l,no Macon abse-
balten. @s tpar linn oarum at tunt
bie geiltlibe 3udt 5u Deben unO bie
8eobadtltng ser Cont unb 5eittage
ein5uibarfen. slub griinoete llno be-
eabte er eine In5abl BON &irden uno
aloltern. .*
9eadoem er 3S Sabre sum @oble
ieines 2anbes resiert batte, itarb er,
6S Sabre alt, i'm Sabre 593. Sein
SeIt miro am 90. Mar5 gefeiert. Sein
Golf berebrte i'm ipeeen ieiner @e-
rebtiefeit ,mo @iite als einen Sci
ligen, lno biele 8,tnber tp1breno
leines 2ebeus uno 1tadb ieiuent Sobe
iperben ibln augeiGrieben.
gtl,n fonnte es 10 ortsleben, ols
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-04-15

@ilbeIn1 bon Sprlts beridtet bon
elmer Seloentat eines Gbriiteniiing-
li,1as, Der iib in oerielben Stoot ct.
eienete, in oer Die erobte Spfcrtat
Ser @elteeIdidte bollbraGt lporoen
lit.
Gin Muielnann bate 1,noef0br SIT
ie1er 3eit, in ser in europa &arl ser
@rpbe at ser Ma6t tpar, eiuert Blan
ollseebedt, beiien geripirflieblug Die
gernidtung oller bamals in ser 81.
Staot leberben, beinabe ihou per>
iflobten Gbrilten na6 Iid) ge5ogen
bate. ST ipar bingegange1 ltno bate
ei1en totem Sunb i,l sic Smornoi6ee
geiporfen. slls bie Sara6euen in ser
6riibe 5llm @ebet fan1eu, oo periGllm@
te es iener Mtann nid)t, ols Sdter
sic Gbri ten SIT branomortclt, Sic allf
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-04-15

oieie 8eile ibrer Sera6tllng ge9en
sic 9teligion YfobamnteoS slltsOrud
gegebelt batteu. Die 8lt ser ltnl Die
Woi6ee iib aliamnelloet Ntalie oes
golfes mar obuegleiben. ptan forber-
te oen Sob aller Gbril ten ais Strafe
fit bieIe sddnoung bes Sen,pels.
S6reden batte oie Gbrilten befal-
len. Sic falnen in eincm Sollle olt=
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-04-15

gen. Sic beginnt NIT Dem 8r,loer-
moro an Sen. Seden bes garabieies,
Tie ersdblt bon einent &riegsaalg oes
Hatriar6en slbraban, bon grauiigen
&a6etaten Ser S0bne Safobs oil ben
8eipobnerlt Sibelns, bon &riegen oes
@eietgebers atoies, ser 3idter oes
8olfes uno Ser erlten &onige Solll
,rno 9apio. Sic er56blt bon Sen
Brnoerfrieeen atpiiGen oen Siiriten
oes eeipaltenell 9fei6es, bon lido
1ulngsloler Gernibtl,ng burd) iremoe
groberer, Yerier, Sprer, @rieden
,rno aeeppter. SdlieBli6, iie enbet
nit 8lut: sic 1etten ser beilieen Bit
der, oie stpet 9ii6er Ser Matfobaer,
iino &riegsbiiber int ipobren Sinne
bes @ortes. 8ll,t am Mnfang ltno
ant gnoe bon taltieno rno touleno
sSSabren, 8lut b1r6 sic gansc 8es.
f6id)te zines fleinen Golfes. 8l,,t
nno Sitnoe, biel Siinoe. 1tnb 10 ipe-
mig &elte. 60 ielten. 60 1,nge,pobn-
lid. 60, als ip6rc Gel,e ei1t gntee.
genfolnntett beint Sanoel, ipeit bon
@iniidt l1nb Siibne. 60, oils ipdre
Oos gergebel1 @pttes ipie 9flidt 10,
als ipdre Geue ni6t @infebr.
9ie ,beiliee ,@eld6ihte" bes aus
eripdblten Solfes - ,pie 1,nbeilig lie
ans erIbeint! l1no sic @eibihte
6riltli6er Golfer - 10 nennen tie
iid ueui9Itens - lit Tie biel anoers?
sSie Ordnet it6 aud in Tie oas I'm
beiliee in @ottes beiliges @irfen bin-
eilt - oils polle es linn Sic Sitbrltng
aus ser Sa,lo nebme,r, als tonne es
Die gel1e aus ieinen beili9en llrteil
1treibenl
@ltntrant ipar Ser Sohn bes
ssraufenf0l,ias &lotbars bes grlten,
ser Dor ieinein Gnbe iein 9oniereid
a,nter feline S0bne Gbaribertb, Sig
bert, Gbilperid) 1tnb @untram per-
teilte. @1ntrolu tpurbe &onig bon
8urg1no nub zines Seiles bon Iqui=
tanien. ...
9ie @eIbi6te riibnt linn por al
lem Geredtigfeitsitnn uad). St bate
fogar @elegeubeit, bieie Serriber-
t,1seno in Streitfallen ieiner fonigli=
ben Gertpanoten ausauiiben. slls lein
dltelter 8rltber Gbaribertb obne gr-
BEN Itarb, ipar es @untram, oer 5ll
einen Samilienrat ilt Haris einluo,
nn1 oas grbe in frel,nbI6aftli6er
gSeiIe su teilen. @r ipar alt1 oann
Der einaige, Ser sic 8eoineungelt Ser
@rbteilltng einbielt. slls iein 8rlloer
Sigbert int Sabre 575 auf 8eranlai-
Jung ieiner Gattin Sre6egunoe oitrd
Meu6elm0roer umgebradt iuoroen
,par, nab1n it1 @untram bes l.nnliin+
Digen Sobnes an, l,no ebenio bes juns
gen Sobnes ieines 8ruoers Gbilpe-
rid, Ser a6t Sabre ipdter itarb. Sa-
BEL mar er pou 9sabii6t geger ieinc
S6tp1eerinnen, sic Morberin Sreoc=
gunoe, nmo 8riinbiloe, Sic ebenio ipe=
mig tauete.
Seinen Golf ipar er elm gered)=
ter unb fre1noliber Serri6er. sSab-
reno er 9legent fiir bas 2anb ieines
@rubers Gbilperid mar, idaffte er
ale erpreBten Mbeaben ab ,1no emit
fddbigte iene, bie nngeredteripeile
um ibre Sitter gebra6t iporoen ipa=
rem. 8enige a0niee mogelt 10 BOLTS
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-04-15
1lniere 3ettnns onrdj has 8lmtopier bom 6olsotba
Son Miar. Soiepb @orbad), Seruialcn

lalnnen lmo bcricten, mas al tlu iei.
Aueeneiu eing ibre slniitt oobin.
bab ibnen in bieier Stl1noe nihts
iibrig bleibe ols SIT iterben. llnO le
bereiteten iid) otf Sen Soo Dor.
0a erbob itb ein Siingling III ib-
rer Gerioullnlllng. ,,os grobtc lin.
glitd', 10 bub ct al, ,,ipdre ser In.
tergong ocs Gbriltent1ns in Serl,-
lalem; iuenn aber einem Goltc Die
Gernidtlne brobt, 10 lit es biIlig.
oob ein MeniG iid sum Seilc oller
opfert. SSd ppfcrc bclltc fir elld) uein
2eben lno iibcrloile elld sic Sorae
>m mein slnocnfcn inoem id mid
ellren @ebetclt eupieble."
9tod oielen &ortel1 perlieb CT ole
@lanbens0e1lolicn, bc9ob ii6 5u oen
Wtulelnoneu ltnO bcjcid)netc llcD oIS
Sdter lpoiilr er Nel 500 gcrn crOulOe.
Gs flob oa1ln oltb totlddlih fem 9hnt
nno ons ltnbeil lpor BON sen GDriltcn
abgeiuanbt. SSir l,rtcilcu ltno ridtcn
bier nid)t iiber sic Grlaubtbeit bcjm.
ltnerlnubtbcit ser Snnollng$lpcile
0icieS sSiinglin9S, ser SIT einer tn"
mabrbeit 0reifelt SIT niiiien 9lolbte;
lonoert berlueilen BET Der Selocntot
oieles irtn9en Menlfer, ser fem Sc.
ben bingab, l,n1 SOS Solt Dor Dem
untergang SIT beiuabrelt.
@1breno ib hieS Id)reibe, ipan0ern
meinc 9life neiter na6 linfs 5u BEN
Seilietiinern il1 SSScru ulolem, Sic iib
iiber Ser einitigcn @urg slntpnin er-
beben. lln9eiGDr 500 Sabre iriiber
bat iib sort allb eiucr freilpillig ben
Sanoen icincr Seinoe iibergebcr, mo
5um Sooe Derurteilel1 lailen, ln1 Ollrb
Iein 9lutppier uli 8olgotbo bie GDl-
fer Dor bem ltnter9ang at erretteu.
SgSir fennen bieiel1 Ginen, Ser uii0 ols
Imafellpies Spfer @ott bargebradt
bat" (Se6r. 9,t3). go blutig llno
entiebIid) qltnlpou nie iein Spfertoo
lit feines Meni6en Sterben ie geipe-
fen.
9eS @ottlneni6en 8lrtopfer, crit
mails oargebradJt in ser 81. Staot
unO tdgliO iiU nuf hen altirc1 lu1.
ierer &irOen piel toltenon1al lmbh.-
tigerluciie ernellcrnO, uu1b I'M Ben.
trlnt 1lnlerc' religiolen 0enfen5 lmh
unieres Stterelies iteben. Snmcrfort
ioa oieic oroBte Sat Der 8eltgelhid).
te bor lmierer glurbi9el1 Seelc lcben-
big bleibet.
Seutc ntebr Oenn ie! Seln oie
3eiteu forocrn bon ieoem Gin5clnen
aus inns ihlpere Spfer. sSie iprab
iener Gbriltusiiingling in Ser Ger.
ianrnlltng alt5 Serltialent? u@enn ei-
nenn Golte Sernid)tltng brobt, 10 lit
es biIlig, baB ein @tenl6 it6 5um
Seilc allcr ppiert.' Atandcr miro
bon Ser Gnriebune @ottes bielleidbt in
nidt ol5lt ferner 3eit 5t eincn blu-
tigen SpIer beltinlmt iperoen. gSie-
piel Wf6rtprcrblut flob in ben per-
eaneenen SSSabren in Spanien!
0eu hriitliden Spfergeilt ,,no Die
9ereitidoft, fiir Gbriitns aues bn.
5u9eben, iueroe11 mir MIR aus DEM
8lntopfer OeS menidgeporoenen GOT
tesiobnes idopfe1. 9orum i6reibt
sic groBe Geberin 1no @erotcrin ser
SGpltc, Sanft &atbnril1a bon Siena
- an oere1 SSeIt oieie 3eile1 ilt Sc.
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9eilise Dentit6e 9aien - 9er III. Guntram

go1t @}eorg Simpe, .Ne., 8aIbneton. 8. 6.
Evening star., 1942-06-17
Registration Is Begun
For Defense Glasses

Registration began yesterday and
will continue through Saturday for
new defense classes in electric and
acetylene welding at the Montgom-
ery-Blair High School, Silver Spring,
Md. Interested persons may register
between II 80 am. and midnight.
Glasses are to be conducted Mon
days through Fridays from 1880
am. to $3.50 pm, $3.50 to 7::30 pm,
7:30 to 11:30 pm. and 1880 pm. to
$3.50 am.
The training courses are free and
are open to all citizens over II years
Of age.
Evening star., 1942-06-17
Deoths Reported

Issdors Q. Fields: so. ssI7 Hall ,pl. NV,
John Macbeth. ~, 530s New Hampshire
Emily I. Farnum. SO, 5725 14th st. NV.
Myrtle Murray, 6s. 1928 Fairmont st. NV
John Burke, SO, 650S Goth st. NV.
Andre Bernard. 50. Bethesda, Md.
Emmett w. Butler, 81, 1410 Chaplin st. NV.
Edwin A. strandbers. 4s, 1716 Massachu-
Fred w, Miller, ~. Silver HILL Nd.
Bernard M. cunliff, 80. 1920 Arkansas
Mary NJ; DALEY, rs. 1857 New Hampshir.
Arthur r. Austin. 20. 1920 Nicholson st.
infant Paul M. Barron, Seat Pleasant. Md.
Infant Patricia Whip. e01 10th st. sc.
James Robinson, 46, 20Op 9th ST. NV.
Paul 5. Laiiier. SIS. 6bs st, s.w' " ~
1vah Pappenfort, 81. 5000 Connecticut
IDA M. Greene, 80, College Park. Md.
vesper M. Gardner. 5s. 615 Livingston
Joseph r. Berrisford. bs. 1921 Minnesota
Charles Van Reswick. IS. 1918 Buchanan
st. ne.
Lawrence Martin. 81, 1914 14th st. NV.
Florence J. Boyden, A.. 1912 31st pl. NV
Lynn g. Baumhofer. 46. Arlington. Va.
Evening star., 1942-06-17
rios J. OWEN 4 son, AUCTIONEERS
Southern Building.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE MOD
ERN GASOLINE STATION SITUATE
NORTHWEST CORNER THIRTY-SIxTH
NOPTuWEET

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE MOD
KRS GAso2I+INNGGn sTATIoNs sTy sTTyATE ggATE
AND AND m" = STREETS. NORTHWEST.
recorded. in Li6er No. 1853: Folio 50 et
a a columbia IF as ans and st tSs % 81
party secured thereby. the undersigned
trustees will sell. at public aqeti1n; in fTqnt rent
AZ AFT THREE faN -fHIRTy + nj o'cTocK Pm: The
9xnF sa = dser5sd bs Bsds land Of oS sn
Sibefft, carry and others subdivision Of
n nv the tn once % Of the surveyor for the Dis
trict of Columbia in Liber 27 at folio 3 IL.
Also part OF lot % IN SAID square 1GG2; noiE;
Yeet' " west Of the Southeast corner Of said
North @ mi line euH Of N street, q 63 feet thence
North 100 feet; thence East 2163 feet;
thence South 100, feet to the place OF be.
as lots sol and sO5 in Square 1902.
chase n money M " to be paid in cash, balance
in two equal installments, payable IN one
and two years. with interest at nve per
from day Of sale, secured by first deed Of
trust upon the property sold, or all cash,
Of 100000 viii be required at time Of
sale, All conveyancins: recording, revenue
stamps, ETC. at cost of purchaser. Terms
of sale to be complied with within thirty
days from day of sale, otherwise the trus-
tees reserve the Tight to resell the s, property @
chaser after five days advertisement OF
such resale in some newspaper published
N C. HUMPHREY,
FRANK j. LUCHS
Trustees.
LOUIS OTTENBERG,
Attorney for Noteholder.
kS91O,11,12,13,15,16,
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AUCTION SALES.
fHOS. J. OWEN g. SON, -AUCTIONEERS
Southern Building.
TOMORROW

THOS. J. OWEN & SON. .AUCTIONEERS
Southern Building.
ESTATE, BEING A DETACHED TWO
STORY BRICK AND FRAME DWELL,
ING. CONTAINING SIX ROOMS AND
BATH, ALSO FRAME GARAGE, KIN KNOWN Own
As6Rr8Wssr. a2tS PATTERSON STREET
Ry Virtue Of certain deed of trust
recorded in Liber No. 6490, at folio 1873:
OF the land records of the District Of
fi secured thereby. S " the undersigned wili sell
on on THU THURSDAY, THE EIoHTEENTH DAY
9F sgNE 1s4s the AT T0UETHlEbrad
isnd and premises Situate in the District
twenty-five (25j, in Mary Virginia Jones
and others subdivision OF lots IN square
I2o2ll, as per plat recorded in Libsr No;
81, folio 40. Of the records Of the offce of
the snryeyor for TIE District OF Colum6iSa. liS
,ect to q prior deed of trust securing an u,
So so 90 and said property will be, sold
subject to said deed of trust indebtedness
All cash over and above said deed ot tr4St s,o
date of sale. All conveyancing, recording
revenue stamps, etc. at the cost OF the
purchaser. Good title or no sale; de-
time Of sale and Settlement to be within
thirty (3O) days of the date of sale OF
deposit forfeited and the property resolo
at the cost and risk OF the defaulting pur-
vertisement of said resale in some news
's0e' DUD''' WILLIAM P. BENSON,
s25 sp5yfviss i5th s.: ETSi'e'' N%'
Washington. D. C.
hse.1o,11,12,13,15.16,l7,1s.
Evening star., 1942-06-17
LEGAL NOTICES.
MORRIS sILBERG, Attorney,
sl9 Woodward BLDG, Washington' ID. Z.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the District OF SS5
igmeIfaAoSRHEA Ss TaEdboRE dRoEGE MHllWHA1 WA1ToN De:
fendsnt.~No. 15521.-The object Of this
suit is an absolute divorce, On motion 1ino OF
1870 ordered that the defendant, Theodore
George Wilton. cause his. appearance TO
be entered herein on or before the fortietn
day exclusive of Sundays and legal hol-
days, occurring after the day of the flrst
publication Of this order; otherwise the
cause will be proceeded with as in case OF
published once a week for three successive
weeks in the washington Law Reporter
and the Eyenilng star before Said cay Gay:
CHARLES E. STEWART, Clerk: BY JULIA
W. SHTPLEY, Deputy Clerk. ie1O,17,24
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PROPOSALS.

COMMISSIONERS, D. c., JUNE 5, 1942.-
Sealed proposals will be received at Room
50g Dszist 6S B9Sns Ssn pbev St oeo or
furnishing the. materials and perfoImins
the work for the construction of 30-inch
IT souh cspf0
Overlook Avenue and Fourth Street, South
west. All prospective bidders are hereby
to this advertisement must be accompanied
by a statement of facts in detail Of the
business and technical organization of the
RcHHd inciudins nAe his financiai dG resources ne
Commissioners expressly reserve. the risht
to reject any bid in which the facts as to
nanoiaI I'M Iness Resources @ or experience compared
with the project bid upon and based upon
past known Fl the .n.st SddeT ger
$1,000. payable to the Collector of Taxes
D. c., to insure return in good. condition,
should accompany each request for pTS. 70.
Az. District BufiIdins. 80
" 2 " PROJECT No; p G. 4s,IG1~ a5
e9hHMsfH e9MIsafloSEERssH 1S TE P5sFE OF
rate sealed bids for 3O-inch diameter Trunk
Water Main from 18th Street and Mime;
sofa Avenue te Firth Sterling M AysnSs Ss aHd
Commissioners at Room 5O9; District Build
ing. Washington: D C & until t oslock snsd IN
snd read aloud anf fhe nm
ders, Form OF Bid. Form of Contract.
Plans, Specifications and Forms of Bid
Bond and Performance Bond may be
examined and secured at the office Of the
Chief Clerk, Engineer Department, Room
427. District Building, and copies thereof
obtained upon payment of $1,000 for each
set. Upon returning such sets promptly
and in good condition, said deposits will be
refunded. The Commissioners reserve the
right to waive any informalities. in or to
reject any or all bids. Each bidder must
deposit with his bid security in an amount
not less than five per centum (5ee) of the
base bid in the form and subject to the
Bidders Time will not be material
factor in evaluating bids. !see paraeraph
the requirements as to conditions of EN- .
ployment to be observed and minimum
wage rates to be paid under the contract.
No bidder may withdraw his bid within
thirty 800 days after the actual date Of
Secretary, Board Of Commissioners, D. C.,
June Is, 1912.
Evening star., 1942-06-17
Plans to Enter Yale

S. Allen Early Of Lanham, Md,
recently graduated from Bates Col
lege, will enter Yale Law School in
the fall.
Evening star., 1942-06-17

TRUSTEES SALE OF oNE-sToRY BRICK
BY virtue Of an order Of the District
Court Of the United States for the District
Of Columbia. passed in Civil Action NO.
iieeS. the undersigned trustee will offer
for sale by public auction. in front OF the
premises, ON WEDNESDAY. TIE EIGHIH
DAY OF JULY. 1912, AT FOUR O'CLOCK
PM, the following described land ano
premises, situate in the District OF CO.
and forty-seven G47) in, Henry Febreys
subdivision of Square numbered forty nun
dred and sixty-eight (406S) as per plat
recorded in the Once of the surveyor Tor
the District of Columbia in Liber oe at
'041 FERNS aSi OF SALE: Cash. A deposit Of
$500 required Of purchaser at time time ,9d oI
sale. All conveyancing. recording, revenue
stamps and notarial fees at cost OF ;d5 pur5i
chaser Terms of sale to be complleo
with within thirty days from ratihcation
of sale by he court, otherwise at the
discretion OF the trustee. deposit may oe
forfeited OF. property resold at risk ana ana
cost of defaulting purchaser after nve
days advertisement of such resale IN
some newspaper published in washington,
JAMES A. DAVIS. Trustee.
Washington Loan Trust Building.
jel017,24jy1.7
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TIA Win Diplomas
Al Commencement Of
Eliot Junior High
Students to Continue
Education at Five
Different Schools

Diplomas were awarded yesterday
to 174 students of the Eliot Junior
High School. These students will
be distributed among five different
high schools of Washington.
The graduates follow:
Evening star., 1942-06-17
BANKRUPTCY NOTICES.
Defense Work Deronds

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the District Of Co
lumbia. Holding Bankruptcy Court.-.1n tn
Washington, D. c., Bankrupt-Bankruptc
No. 4223.-To the creditors Of Barne,
Fein Of the City of Washington. District o.
Columbia: Notice is hereby given that thu
said Barney Fein has been duly adtudsee
bankrupt on a petition fled by him or
June II. 1912, and that the frst meetinf
day Of July. 1912. at ten O'Clock m. al
$40 Investment Bldg, 10th and x SITS
NV, Washington. D. G, at which time
prove their claims, appoint trustee
examine the bankrupt and transact such
other business as may properly come before
Bankruptcy