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Evening star., 1942-02-25
PrinceGeorqes
A||ots $4,000
For Defense
Sum to Be Roised
By 2H-Cent Levy
On ReuI Estate

A $25 900 budget for the Prince
Georges County Civilian Defense
Council was approved yesterday by
the County Commissioners at their
meeting in Upper Marlboro. The
money, which will come from q real
estate assessment of az cents per
500, will be made available after
April /.
Largest item. $1,000. Is for the
installation and operation of CEN
trai switchboard and eight report
centers. The board, it was pointed
out, would be used as fire alarm
board except in case Of an air raid
alarm. The eight report centers
dotting the county would have con-
rlections with first aid, raid war
dens, housing and feeding units, etc
Personnel to man the switchboard
"a hours a day is provided for in the
budget by an item Of $1,000. This
will be the only paid personnel in
the Civilian Defense organization
in the county.
Would Equip Casualty Stations.
Other items include 5000 for
equipping IL casualty stations which
have already been designated In
principal schools in the county,
$1,000 for Office expenses, insignia,
arm bands, ETC., and $4,000 for mis-
cellaneous expenses.
j. Robert Sherwood. chairman Of
the council; Fire Chief Karl A.
Young, county fire co-ordinator, and
E. F. Zaleska, chief air raid warden,
presented the budget at yesterdays
meeting.
The Commissioners also indorsed
a plan for a six-man committee TO
meet with Representative Sasscer to
make plans for obtaining a 200-bed
hospital costing 100000 for the
county out of Lanham Act funds.
william A. Carson, president of the
Board of Commissioners, and DR..
Harry M. Bowen will represent the
Commissioners on the committee.
Paul H. Kea and Walter F. Mulligan
will represent the Prince Georges
County Hospital Association. Two
more members from the county
Medical Society will be named later.
Central Location Recommended.
Location of the proposed hospital
has not yet been decided but Mr..
Carson emphasized yesterday that
it should be placed neer the cs1ter
Of population In the county so hat
all, residents would be, able TO reach
it BY cory roads. sssi
- Al plumbing code for Prince
Georges County was adopted at yes
terday's meeting. Drawn by Chief
Sanitary Inspector c. L. Wood. the
regulations provided in the code are
in addition to those of the Washing
ton Suburban Sanitary Commission
A petition to rezone from resi-
dental A to residential c lot 2 in
block 4, Mount Rainier, was con-
tinued since Attorney John S.
White, who was to appear in favor
of the petition, was acting as counsel
in a case in Circuit Court.
Evening star., 1942-02-25
Maryland Troffic Kills
Fifty-three in January

The Maryland traffic summary
showed 8 fatal accidents and 81 In
jured in Prince Georges County dur
ing January and / fatal accident and
As injured III Montgomery County,
the Maryland Trafnc Safety Com
mittee reported today. The total for
the State was So killed and 844 in
jured, according TO the report.
Evening star., 1942-02-25
Dr.. Symons Discusses
Nurserymen's War Role
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Nurserymen's role in the war is an
Important one, believes DR.. T. B. Sy-
mons, director of the University of
Maryland extension service. Camou-
f1age materials for airfields, NUM-
tions plants and tanks depend upon
the product of their industry, he
says
Speaking before the university's
annual nurserymen's short course
yesterday, DR.. Symons advised the
formation of special committee by
the Maryland Nurserymen's Asso-
citation to work with war leaders on
1he camouflage problem.
Evening star., 1942-02-25
Husband Seeks Divorce

ROCKVILLE, Md, Feb. Is (Spe-
ciaD John j. Metz Of Silver Spring
has filed suit here for an absolute
divorce from Mrs. Edith B. Metz Of
Alexandria, Va, charging desertion
in 1910 They were married at
Upper Marlboro, Md, in 1896, and
have q son, John Richard Metz, his
petition says. L
Evening star., 1942-02-25
zirkIes Divorced

Violet zirkle yesterday was grant,
ed a divorce in Reno from Charles
lie Roy Zirkle, 2020 Fourteenth
street Sc. The couple had been
married since December IL, 1888,
and formerly had made their. home
at TT Pershing drive, silverl Spring.
Evening star., 1942-02-25
Ex-SIuve Dies at 103

CHARLES TOWN, w. Va, Feb.
rs P).-"Aunt" Sarah French, 103,
former slave who lived through
four wars, died at her home here
yesterday. She was born in 1889 in
Rappahannock County Va, during
the presidency Of Andrew Jtfkson.
Evening star., 1942-02-25
FuIIs Church Luncheon

FALLS CHURCH, Va, Feb. IS
(SpeciaD The Ladies' Aid Society
of the Falls Church Presbyterian
Church will serve a luncheon in the
church parlors from noon to 1870
pm. tomorrow. A bake sale will be
held at the same time.
Evening star., 1942-02-25
Pastor Joins Army

LEONARDTOWN, Md, Feb. 25
(SpeciaD The Rev. Joseph Nc
Guire, pastor of the Sacred Heart
Catholic Church at Bushwood, left
today for New York, where he will
enter the Army as chaplain.
Evening star., 1942-02-25
Durden III Of Flu

RICHMOND, Va, Feb. Is (P.-Gov.
Darden was confined to the Gov
ernor's mansion today, LII Of in
nEnza.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-08-12
!6cr5lid)e &itte ciues bcmtid)em
VtiiIipuars

Sn elmer firdih bliibcnocn, ober
|ornlen, out fotboliid)en Eiorree.
neinoc in paraguay, Siioomcrifa.
ieblt ornaeno ein aon5 bclheincnes
&irhlcin. 9a es itb hurhlucg nm
0rlmltc 2onobcpolfcr,ng bunbclt (es
linb anber Eorngl,operu olh ocutlehe.
polnIldDc, rllliid)c lno oubcrc quite
|&otbpllfcn porhnnoenD, miro I'M Die
9iitiae Wtitbilic ser 10 oft beuGbr.
ten fntbolildcn Slollbcnabrilocr= lm0
=lbmcltcrn ollS llS9( gcbctcn. SEQ,
- nld) sic oacrtlcinltc (Snbc - Die
in cincm 0elpobnlicbcn Hricfe onf
meinc nnlle Tcrnnt,pnrtlnA gelonot
Derbcn fn1n, nilnt ser untcr5cld)-
netc Ocutld)c Gntcr oonteno entoe.
gen. Nlttlng miro infnrt crteilt.
Stir sic colcu GSrclnoc 1mo @onner
ser 0cplonten 81. &rell5 &ircbe miro
nonotliN ser Scgcn eiucr ". Oiclle
nuiocppfcrt. @iiti1c o'nbcu ltnO 3u-
lNriften no1en Sic bite ridteu on:
Tcpo Sabre, Con >olic &rcllier,
S.E.0., Gprnnel 8ooobo (Yora-
ouoO, Soutb Slmcrico.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-08-12

fonnen es 0 penig erfl0ren, Oab Sic
|piel(eidt sic 8ibel 3itieren nnb .iaeen
peroen: Gin Gogcl ser 2nft trltg
es bierber." slber 9lal1ben miiroen
Sic lelber nidt baran, nno oennod
entlpridt oieie @rflorlng pollfomnen
oer 8abrbeit. ssn iener Belt bate
Mutter Same 5nei 5obnc Sauben.
Sic iblieien ouf oem 9adc Ger Silt,
te, nabmen ibr sSlltter aus ser Sano
ser sllten ,lno bebnten ibre Sliige
oft bis 31 bem Srpbnlhen 8eiibtum
aus. @ines Cages, als oieie Sauben
aeraoe auf Dem Halenplabe Grobms
&orn altfpidten, bas er ibnen oortbin
9eltrei,t battc, - iein 8eidmad be-
ibrdnfte iih nidt allf 8lumen unb
6riid)te aIlein, er mar audi ein grober
5relmb pon Sieren - bat ein jun
ger Dtann, ser anf bem @eee 5llr
Decentralization mar, Serrn Srobm
um ein @las @aiier aus oem 8rl1n=
neu. Ser iunee Mann trl1g einen
Sling lmb Ibob oenielben in nerpoler
8eiIe alf oem Singer bin uno Der,
ipGbreno er NIT bent liebensmiiroi=
eeu alien Serrn, ser sen elmer fir
i'm in oen 3iebbrnnnen binrnter-
lieB, iprad). @eraoe als ser ilrnge
Mann ben giing aiuiiben Sen SIM
germ Ser onoeren Sano bielt, gab sic
groe nnter ibm nab. Ger3tpeifelt
mari er bic SGrbe elnpor, ols ibm ons
Saeeslibt entihponb, ser Sting flo9
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-08-12

oem bate id ein @eitGnonis ab5lle-
gen, obne tueldes id, lpie id) oe,,tz
lid fiiblte, meinem 5reunoe @rwe
nibt nit Der llnerlhiitterliben Sal
t,lng entgegentreten fonnte, ipelhe
ourd uniere eieenartisen 8eaiebul-
gen 5ueinanber notig eemabt ipl,roe.
Die @rflGrlrneen fanen 3nerit.
@rpee CAB mir oieieiben frei,pillig,
als i6 i'm I'M 2onfe oes Morgens
Dor Der tSiitte M,tter SSanes traf.
Sic mar ipdbreno Der pcrgausenen
Nabt noIlfommen eliidlid geipeien,
oenn iie bate nit .oent '@oloitiid in
Der 9ano oeidlaieu uno gleib bein
gripaden ibre Augen nit 2iebe uno
@ier barauf geridtet. 9Sabreno mir
bie Site ~beobadteten l1no ser 9eteftip
gleid5eitig oie 2ellte oirigierte, ipel-
be er bate fommen lolien, bamit iic
ben fleinen @arte1 ser Nlten ipieoer
in prGientablen 3ultano bradten, be.
gonn er 81 mir 5it lprehcn.
uGernntlib boben Sic iid oar-
iiber geipl,nbert, ipie Die Nlte 5u Sen
grinnerlnesltiiden an bie in Der
Nobbaridoft beganeenen Gerbrcben
eefonnen lit. Nnn, Ser 3ulamneuz
bang lit meiner Mniidt nad) Der fol-
eenoe: 9ie &leinigfeiten, bie Dem
&auiierer eeborter, bat iie aus beiien
Gaden geltoblen, ebe oie Yoli5ei ooer
Die Ortsbeipobner benielben entoedten
rmb BEL ser 8eb0rbe ablieferten. Der
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-08-12
Dbis @aiiesfrexmS

Sans, eoer Sbr iperoet eesen ben
@arten niht auffommenI'
Dos ipar cine Serausforoerung;
melbe lpir iebr germ onnahmen. ,lno
oos lmio Irei,oieer, oils mir aus ser
Menge ser Eerionen, melcbe iebt oie
StraBe paiiierten, leiht ld)lieBeu
fonnten, oab es inns nitt Ibmer
iperoen ipiirbe, olIe Mrbeits- unh
SilfsfrGite, ipelbe mir brauhten, 5l
befommen.
sSm llebriaen iparen meine @eonn-
fen feinesiueas ein5ig uno allein nit
beu Eldncn fiir 2llcettos lrno 2oreens
&obl beidoitiet. Sir selpiiie Bunf-
tc, Die nit BEN goradngen Ger leetcn
Gage 5iianmenbinaen, ieblte mir nod
Ole fGlliae auffldrunG nnb onBer=
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-08-12

Hlng aber bat cine anbere Gorge-
idibte, nno es muBten tatlGhlib cine
iolbe Teibe mlBerseipobnlieber I'm.
ltdnoe 5ulmnmenpirfen, l,nt. i'm iu
Die Sdnoe M'lttter ssones aelaneen 5u
lolieiL Dab man tatiGdlih cine Yreis:
auf9obc baraus modlen fonnte. ySic
fonnte ein Sing, ipelher on bem Sim
der zines Dtanncs iiinf Niinlten, cbc
Ser 9etrcffcnoc ncridipano, seleben
ipnroe,. bon iei1cm alten moroeriihen
9ri'nnen mf ocm @rlnoltiidc
Srobns 81 Ml,tter Sane, melbc einc
boIbc 9icile oapon cntfernt por, se-
IonoelL obnc Dob ser Mcuhelmorocr
ooer alh lclblt ar,tter Sonc, sic 10
,tnlbuloig mic sic liebc Sonnc it,
ooorrh fonpromttiert iperben? Sic
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-08-12
2pati6

Sin fleiuer Sfnabc bon bier Sob.
rel1 Ser 5rn erltcnnlol cine grane
2ode auf oent &opfe icineS Yatcrs
bemcrfte, iraate: Saba, iporum line
einiae bon oeiuen Soarcn 9rou2" SIR
ser Nbliht, ieinem SSalngen cine quite
2ebre al1 erteiIelt, ontiportctc Der So.
ter: uEopo befonmt iebes,uol ein
ne,les eroues Saor, lpenn lein tleiner
,Sl,nae ,nartig ilt.' - Oos &ino
ihien in @eoonfe,1 perlunfen az lein.
ober nod elmer &ele iogte es leb-
bait: ,0onn nruB @robpopa ober
ihredlid 11nortige S,n9ens eebo6t
baben.'
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-08-12

int 9osen ourb Ole Suit uno fiel ant
Sen Halen nieoer, oos ein5ise 3eihea
elmer plotIid aus oen Ooiein ae-
lofhten Grilten5.. Vie ein Sropien
0riinen @roies, unN olS icner Cannon
pIebcr onr 9clilumln1 9cfcnruen ipnr.
erbldtc CT beu ltulnncn ;3cl,9en bes
benonacnen Wtoroes. llno lclbitper-
lt1nolid) enpfano cr, Ser ouc Spuren
ieiner llntnt ltetS 10 uoIlfcunlnen per-
plid)t bate, oos orlnNcnoc 8coiirinis,
icnes Sdnrfitiid. oeNcn Nuifinoen
lbm ncrbongnispoIl lpcrbcu nnBte, 81
bclcitigen.'
(Shlu6 ioloD
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-08-12

99ie unler Stootsoepart,nent be.
fonntaibt> lit ein 8ufioloer Erieiter
5lllnulnen nit 629 nnoercn Nnerifa-
nern nuf @rnno zines burd Die
idtpci5erilhe @eionotihoit permitteI-
ten ARRANGEMENTS auf ser Niidiobrt
noh SEN Ser. Staoten aus bem BON
Soponern beiesten Serritorilnu i'm
Eo5ifif beerifien. @s lit sizes Sm.
Stonislous 3iemba, ein MorpfnolIer
Yoter, beiicn Gltern int Buffalo on-
iobig iinb. Ser Erieltcr ipor aulebt
III Der Wanolhurci ltotioniert.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-08-12
Gin ltnifmm

u9ieier atoier lit oo6 ein redter
3oblennenl6." -
o@ieio ?"
nNa ct lit 1f6ltig, 2feIt an al.
lem, iBt fir 3, mar nelli6 ipieoer 10
bon, oob er auf oIlcn 4en frod, lobt
meiItens 5 9erobc ieiu, 1T elm Ger
(Sa6le), bat cine bole 7 5ur Srn,,
sic idorf aui i'm Seibt, idiebt oft
ale 8, 5eigt aller Welt sic Zoe, bat
II @eid,piiter ,luo lit Elm Dnseno.
meni6."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-08-12

MINUTE MAN FLIES HIGH.-This is
the new Minute Man War. Bond
Flag, designed by the Treasury
Department for firms and organiza-
tions which attain more than 80
percent participation in War Saw
ings Bonds purchases by their en-
ployees or members through sys-
tematic purchase plan. The Minute
Man is emblazoned in white on a
blue background, surrounded by
thirteen stars, representing the
Nations thirteen founding States.
When companies, labor unions,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-08-12

5abrt nod Siioamerifa su maben
,'no bort feline Stell,ng an5utreten,
10 lpiiroe idJ fir meit SeiI bereii
feim, ieoen 9etrag, ,peIder ourd Sen
: Anildub pieIleid)t in 5raee eeiteat
iei, por5uid5ieben. ..>
9aB meiu tSrcl,no @rpcc 6ieie Mn-
eele9enbeit bereits. in Srouung ge-
brad)t bate, tpubte tb oanols noH
nid)t.
Sebr biel geidlofcu babe id) in
iener Notbt ni6t. Mber man miro iu
beritcben fGnncn, mesbalb ib MIDI
trot scr Soll1n9 oes aroben 8ebcinl.
mites nidt 10 eliiiidlih fiiblte, ipie
Die llungen 2elltc. SSd) bralld)e mid
oesbalb niht 81 cutibuloi9en
idlieBlid bat ia ieoer Nenid iblua-
be 9lueenblide ill ieinent 2eben, uno
bel mir mar es ipirflid nlr cine Nus,
nabnle gelpeien, lpellu meile notiir-
libe 6eitiefeit in Dielem Sale Elm
penig erld)itttcrt moroen mar.
gnl ndbiten Dtorecn modten tpii
einen Spo5ler9ang burb oie Strobc
Ser Gerlorcnell, Die iett bon oeiem
nminnlen Sitel befreit luorprr mor.
llno oieier Spa5iergollg mar ein @r.
eignis. 3u elnpfinoel, bab man in
bent Sdatten ser 90luuc ua6 Belle
ben nnlberltreifcn frnntc, 5u pilien
sic @cfobr iei nid)t nllr entoceft, ion
bern allh beieitigt, 10 SOB man Die
frilde Serbltluft ior9enlos einatnen
1lno ltb ser lonoidbuftlibcn .Sholl=
"Geitelt reucn Ourftc, pDne fortw0bz
reno on ir0enomel6e Shredniiic, bie
int Gerborgclen Orobten, Oenfen 81
niillen, all oieS gob ser fur5en boil
ben Stllnoc eilrcr 9fei5, fir pel0en
2orceu bos poiienoe 8ort fano, ols
'.fie Ioete:
SD babe nod gor nitbt 9elpuBt
bob es bier 10 l6on lit. Sd) CLAUDE
ipirflid, ib fornte mid bier iett
eliidlid) fiibleu.' sSorauf 2,leetta in
Nahoenfen fiel uno ibpeieeno ipei,
ter9lng, bis i6b allsricf:
80, Wfdodel1, ieet baben mir ge=
mug fiir utiere 8eiunbbeit eetan. 9l,u
beiBt's an sic Irbeit geben. 0ieles
Sans mlB obne 3eitperlG,tmnis fir
cine Sod5eit 9eriiitet iperben. Sbre
Mufeobe, Iieber Million1, ilt es, ba=
fit Gorge 5,t tragen, oaB ser Gar
Ten binnen orei, Saeen nod M6alid=
felt in Sronung fonlnt. 0ie Aus-
9aben oafiir trase id),. limo 2oreen... y"
Aber Wi(liau bate ielblt et,pas
su iaeen.
,SrGulein 8ntteriportb", erfliirte
er, nSie iinb BON ser rid)tieeu, gllten
Sorte, oas bat ihou nlein Siras ge>
merit nno mir erit red)t in oieien
letteu Sa9en, bie oo6 eor nidt I6on
tparen. Nber i6 bin au1 nid)t 10
ibletbt nno ipenn ib meme eigenen
Megc gebe ,lno bieie anoers iino, als
Die anoerer 2eilte uno manbmal elm
biB6en flr5 angebunoen bin nit ben
MGoden meeen ibres peo- ltniinlis,
10 neiB i1 bod, mas red)t lit, uno
oesbalb iage ib Sbnen, bob i6 ben
@arten IN Srbnung bringen min, nn0
1pas es foitet, oas beaable i6 ielber.
eSett, mo- nibt mebr neun 3ebntel
1,nieres @infommens in aas aus-
lano geben, baben mir ibon Moos
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and other organizations top the 90
percent figure, they will receive a
special Minute Man Certificate of
Award signed by Secretary Nor
genthau, the State Administrator,
and the State Chairman of the
War Savings Staff, the Treasury
Department announced. This Ger
tificate entities the recipient to fly
the flag, which is being manufac-
tured in various sizes and is sold by
licensed suppliers at q nominal
price.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-31
Furnaces
Check at End Of Heating
Season Prolones Life

Complete services at the end OF
the heating season is the key to
prolonging the life Of heating
equipment, point out Iron Fireman
engineers.
Home owners living near large
bodies of water or other localities
where the climate is likely to be
humid in the summer should be
especially careful and clean the
boiler at the end OF the heating
season, as corrosion due to mois-
ture condensation is a serious
factor.
Corrosive matter in the ash and
SCOT left in the boiler will prove
detrimental to metal in the pres
ence Of moisture.
A recent check of 1000 heating
systems found $40 requiring seal
ing of leaks and draft adjustments.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-31
Harbor Facilities

Lack Of harbor facilities was
one difficulty. Absence Of plan
ming and commercialiZation by
promoters also brought woe 10
many investors.
anchor Bay Hsrbor has been
planned 10 eliminate these diff
culties. Liberal use Of the prac-
ticaI experience of Charles
Schmidt, pioneer sportsman. who
has spent lifetime on the
shores of Anchor Bay, coupled
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-31
Stain Available
For Concrete Terrace

Concrete terraces can often be
made attractive by coloring them
with stains manufactured espe-
|cially for the purpose. For best
results the concrete should first
be washed thoroughly with wash
ing soda or tri-sodium phosphate ir
order TO remove any grease. This
solution Is made by dissolving a
pound or a pound and half of
the chemical in a gallon of water
After cleaning the surface, II
should be carefully rinsed with
water and given two days in which
to dry before applying the con-
crete stain.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-31
State FlOWers Used
In Carpet Patterns

A leading carpet manufacturer
has translated the flowers OF the
48 American states into smart,
livable carpet patterns.
This innovation comes at time
when designers in every field of
home furnishings are turning to
American themes for their inspira-
ton, yet the florals have a lasting
beauty, beyond their patriotic APP
peal of the moment.
The official state flower of Mas
sachusetts, for example. is the
trailing arbutus. whose subtle
beauty has been portrayed in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-31

Q-At what points does most
heat escape from house In
winter, and where does most
heat enter In summer: What
are the corrective measures?
Although windows and roof
in each case. Storm windows for
winter and awnings on windows
exposed TO the sun will each re-
duce this window heat loss and
heat gain. The roof can be in
sulated by various methods.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-31
Q-How does one clean soiled
or dlscolored tile?

A Tiles can generally be
cleaned with soap powder dis
solved in warm water, unless the
discoloration is in the nature of
stain. II this is the case you
can wash the tiles with solu-
ton Of one part hydrochloric acid
dissolved in 20 parts Of water.
Use this solution sparingly and be
careful not TO get II on your
hands, as il is a corrosive.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-31

flowers of rose quartz and beige
with leaves of soft green. set
against background Of different
shades of blue. n
A carnation pattern inspired ~
the state flower of Ohio has been
built around styled carnations
ranging in color from soft pinks
to rust reds on a field of rich
blues.
These carpets have been de-
signed TO be adaptable to every
type Of home decorative scheme.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-31
Way TO Tighten
Dark Hallway

To tighten dark hallway, one
housewife had the two small
square panels removed from the
upper parts of two bedroom doors.
These openings were fitted with
ground glass on which an artist
painted amusing silhouettes with
black paint. This ingenious device
allows light to enter the hallway
and aside from its safety angle.
gives a decorative note to the
doors. Decalcomanias may be
used instead of painted designs, il
preferred.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-31
Realtors 10 Hear
judge Murphy Talk

Probate Judge Thomas c. Muir
ply will address members of the
brokers division of the Detroit
Real Estate Board at a luncheon
meeting next Wednesday noon at
the Savoyard Club. Judge Murphy
will discuss the operation of his
court as it pertains 10 the real
estate profession.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-31
Annual Convention

The twenty-ninth annual con-
vention of the Mortgage Bankers
Association of America will be
held at the Edgewater Beach Ho-
tel in Chicago September 80 and
October ! and 2, Frederick p
Champ, president, announced Sat
urday,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-31
Good Insulation
Paws for Itself

The right kind of insulation,
properly installed, quickly pays
for itself and continues to hold
down heating costs year after
year. The size of the heating
equipment required for any build
ing can be reduced with proper
insulation, thus offering a saving
on the original investment.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-31
q. and A.
Q-what should be done 10 q
furnace during the summer

furnhce uurIhg inc suii'II'eT
months?
A-You should remove all SCOT
and ash from the boiler and spray
the interior with oil. The doors
should be left open and the hinges
and door edges oiled. II possible,
the smoke pipe should be taken
down. cleaned and stored in a dry
place until the time for the fur
mace 10 be put in use again.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-31

with modern land planning prin-
clples, have resulted In n COM
munity where IL Is possible to
live where YOU play /" Mrs,
Schmidt continued.
Mrs. Schmidt said prices in the
strictly residential community
were maintained at last year
level. Lottie M. Schmidt, Inc. is
open from 8 a. m. TO 9 p m. daily
Inspection of the development is
invited.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-31
$S7,367,0o0 Advanced

The $87, 1867 900 which savings,
building and loan associations adj
vanced to home buyers. builders
and remodellers in March brought
the 1912 first quarters contribu-
ton of these institutions TO the
nations home-owner credit 10
within 9 per cent of the high mark
achieved during the same period
a year ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-31
Cite Advantage!
OF Anchor Bay
Home Project
Schmidt Development
Located on Shores
Of Lake St. Clair

Low taxes. restrictions, privacy
and community planning were
cited Saturday by Lottie NJ
Schmidt as advantages Of Anchor
Bay Harbor.. the new oOO-acrt
Lake ST. Clair development three
miles north Of Selfridge Field or
Jefferson avenue.
The desire OF countless num-
hers of persons employed In the
metropolitan area for a home
site on the shores Of beautiful
Anchor Bay was impossible OF
fulfillment for years because OF
many obstacles which dehed
individual solution" said Mrs.
Schmidt, head OF the firm OF
Lottie NJ. Schmidt. Inc, develop
.ers of the propcTty.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-11-07
LEGAL NOTICES
No. ssi.f0l
ORDER OF PUBLICATION

A. a session a. said court he'd ~ The
Couf, House IN the cry OF Detroit IN
said county ard state on the 18TH day OF
October. AID. lgt2.
Present Honorable THEODORE J
RICHTER. circuit Judge
In this cause IL appearing nv andavit
on hle. that the defendant. May Thur
mon. Is NOT resident 81 tho state -
Michlean. but that she resides At uiI
Cook stree. - Louis. Missouri,
ON MOTION or JOHN u. MORRIS
attorney fnr the plaintiff
TT Is ORDERED that said defendant
cause her appearance 70 be entered In
ms caufe WITHIN three months from the
date OF this ORDER 81 the Bin OF COM
plant Med herein may be taken as con-
tossed
AND 1T rs FrRHER ORDERED that
= copy Of this order be- published accord
ine 90 the Statute In such case made and
PROV idsdt
AND 1T Is FURTHER ORDERED that
'npv Of this order he sent 90 said de-
PENDANT. 49, her last know postonice ad-
dress by reg,ttercd mall and retu j,
roo clint demanded. ~ least twenty DAYS
before tho dnio herein prescribed for
her appearance
THEODORE 7 RICHTER,
Circuit Judge.
a True copy,
cASpAK j. ItNGEMAN. Clerk.
l}y =. 4. sABBE.
Deputy Cleik 10 2t-i2-5