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Imperial Valley press., 1942-09-30
ON THE FRONT
IN THE VALLEY
MOTOR CORPS

MOTOR CORPS
fnal arrangements for the i'm
poriant new war work which the
Red Cross motor corps will under
take will be made at Thursdays
meeting and it is imperative that
every single n1cnoer be present,
declared Capt. Maude Schofield on
Wednesday.
= lis meeting will combine the
monthly business meeting and drill
and will be held at Wilson school,
ins' Fad of the nigh school tennis
co is, this Thursday at 7:3O pm.
Everything is ready for the adop-
tiou of this project and the final
steps will be concluded Thursday"
sai3 Mrs. Schofield in urging all
her members to attend.
N addition to this vital business
the group will near an interesting
talk by Sgt. Cliff Reed of the Cali
foinia highwax patrol.
CANTEEN
twenty-five gallons of lemonade
+ ute a lot of lemonade as any
can teen can testify. The staff Wed,
lay afternoon was more than
by making that amount for the
iai TX of visitors some 25 members
of the Camp Young band and
d .-gation from Yuma of 25, de-
rlaadly swelling the number of Wis
LOIS the canteen averages on an
lernoon.
thursday night the workers are
ing down to the canteen for a
fai housekeeping and hope to
te everything in perfect order
- the following day, ready for
u. augmented number OF men that
rs Expected in the valley this fall.
All women who work in the can
teen and any oCnerS interested in
Ding are asked to be present
Tnursday night. The canteen will
b. open as usual to serve any
serVice men who may drop in al
lugh it vii lnot be the usual
full place to which they are ac-
l 4 all the necessary articles. it
lomed.
Jhle the building is equipped
C Id stand quite lot in the way
q decorations and the members
. the Ell Centre ca1teen unit
- be only too happy to accept
lalations of plants. comfortable
ri airs, anything that will add to
tae homelike effect of the rooms.
cookies are always welcome and
may be brought to the canteen any
ernoon or evening. Playing
is are also needed as the old
IS have been used so much the
saltS are barely visible.
NOW that the canteen has been
e operation for over six months,
Ibc men seem to be much more
ao-ustomed to it and use it as
lub room. Letter writing, read
Ins and card games seem much
; more popular with this particular
gruup when at first it was largely
the pingpong table and the piano
hat attracted attention.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-09-30

ough, prompt when directions are
followed. Ques. What's another rea-
son for Black-Draughts great pop
ularity? Ans. 1t costs only 25c for
IS to 40 doses.
Don't wait! Get Black -Draught
in the familiar yellow box today
Many prefer the new granulated
form. Follow label directions.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-09-30
Answer these Questions and
make a good laxative choice

Ques. Can any laxative be of help
when you feel listless, logy, or have
a coated tongue? Ans. Yes, if those
cond tions are the result of con-
stipation. Ques. Why has Black
Draught been such an outstanding
~ popular laxative with four gen.
erations? Ans. Because it is purely
herbal, and usually gentle. thor
Imperial Valley press., 1942-09-30

Harding PIT. A. is the first Ell
Centro association to resume meet
ings and will have its opening
meeting of the new school year
on Friday of this week, z o'clock
in the school.
Mrs. Gerald Dermody, formerly
vice. president who was chosen to
Imperial Valley press., 1942-09-30

John E. Davis, Ell Centro business
man, left recently for a two-week
visit with his family.
Mr. and Mrs. John Harris, form
erly of l015 Ell Centre avenue, Ell
Centre, are now living in Bakers
field Their son. Jack Harris, who
attended Central high school is now
II, has enlisted IN the U. S. marine
corps and is in the marine wings,
stationed at North Island where he
is training to be an aerial gunner.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-09-30
News Hens About
Valley Residents

Mrs Robert Van Der Linden is in
st. Vincents hospital, Los Angeles,
her friends will regret to learn.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-09-30

VITAMINS, b COMPLEX-for manufacturers
of pharmaceutical and food products. Our plant
is one of the worlds largest sources.
VITAMlN D-Anhcuser-Busch produces enough
of the basic material for Nitamin ID to supply
the entire American market.
BAKERS YEAST-We are one of Americas
biggest suppliers of standard and enriched
yeasts and malt syrup used TO make bread.
CORN SYRUP-many millions of pounds
annually for Americas candy industry.
SYRUPS-for food table and confectionery uses
and special syrups for medicinal purposes.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-09-30
NIGHT LIFE DORE.ANT

Mr.. and Mrs. America are put
Evening star., 1942-11-01
TO SETTLE ESTATE.

1880 acres in Southern Virginia. bound.
ed > mi on l side by Roanoke River, or
another side by Seaboard R R.. peTmittlns
pvt. station: the manor house. built Of
granite, is modern and in fine condition:
master bedrooms 4 baths, 10 fireplaces
entire 1st floor wainscoated and trimmee
in solid mahogany; 100-ft Long granite
barn superintendent's house. 10 tenant
houses; $50 a. tillable plus $50 in bottom
jand pasture; ~ million feet OF IT,, mer Tfe,5
cotton, tobacco cattle; excellent hunting
Robert L. McKeever Co.,
Il by MA 4IhO
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EOIJTPPED 200 ACRES.

Dairy farm, large frontage on highway,
1-room house, set back on high setting;
also 3 tenant houses: help will run farm
35 acres in meadow. Is acres IN Woodland.
water in all fields: owner retiring.
80 ACRES, NEAR OLNEY.
One of the best productive, farms IN lhe me
county; 3 streams good outbuldings'. OLD
house with fireplace, needs repair; ideal
stock, hog and poultry farm. JOHN BuR-
pOFT, Colesville. Md. Phone Ashton 3S4h
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oUT-oF-TowN REAL ESTATE.

FLORIDA - INQUIRIES INVITED FROM
responsible persons interested in joining
congenial group Washingtonans now form
ing cooperative colony low-cost retire
ment homes, beautiful community, South =
ern Florida. SUNSET CLUB. Box AS
G, Star.
FORT MYERS, FLORIDA = LOT 5Ox140.
35 acres in Oklahoma. Call Emerson 7416.
ATTRACTIVE SEVEN-ROOM HOUSE ON
private estate in Southern N H. hills. -
mi from New Boston village. Long views.
Ideal for women and children duration,
Remodeled 193S. q sleeping rooms. screen
ed porch Delco heat, electric REFRIGERATOR.
oil range Franklin fireplace, insulate
Easy to heat, cool in summer. Studio, .
car-garage. Completely furnished. free
fireplace wood; $50 per month. For photos,
etc. call Mrs John NJ. Clark. Temple "111.
N. Y. c.. JACKSON EGTS-4-R. Co-OP
apt. well furn, ami; highly restricted
community; both subWays, 5th ave. bus at
door; will make liberal deal for sale or
trade for Wash. parcel; brokers protected.
Box 440-G. Star.
FOR SALE-3 ST, SUB; TWIN HOUSE
porch. OWNER, 6sl6 Quincy ST., Phila, Pa.
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FRANK SMALL. ,

FRANK SMALL, Jr.,
1901 GOOD HOPE RID. Sc, LII. 2o77.
Cash for Late-Model Cars and Trucks
STATION WAGONS. AND LATE
MODEL CHEVROLETS WANTED
Immediate cash. Write or phone
we will come any distance. Chevy
Chase Motor Co., Inc, 7725 Wis,
ave. WI. 1885.
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PLAY SAFE!

We cannot read the future, but We dc
know that money invested in good, fertile
farm, ideally located on hard-surfaceo
a safe investment 645 acres of land, 245
a. in woods. balance 400 a. in Al grass
grain. alfalfa. etc: several streams and
numerous springs; large, new, modern tile
dairy barn, equipped for 80, cows; also 3.
residence elec. and bath 7-room tenant
house, large barn and other outbuildngs $
fair condition This farm can be mad
show place and shows profit now
Suitable for livestock and diversified farm.
ing Nicely financed, priced to sell due te
owners age end health. Shown by ap
pointment only. If interested contact
j. S HOSKINS, Exclusive Agent.
Falls Church, Va. Falls Church 1907.
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FARMS FOR SALE.

200 ACRES RICH, NATURAL BLUEGRASS
land in high state of cultivation. 32 miles
noa noa OF d e. das e1s snd
buildings; will sell for less than cost of
buildings or exchange for D. C. property
Adams 1861.
FRUIT POULTRY FARM, 5 ACRES, NORTH
of D. c., 500 cash and small monthly
payments; security for the future; health
and happiness; farm community being de-
veloped clubhouse, lake. etc. AID. 1851
TO 10 ACRES. WOODED; GOOD LUCK
EN-. 1880 Burke st. Sc.
H55EAflH sToeK FARMs Ibh 6asiSsble foestons II
Virginia, convenient to Washington. D. e
head Of stock each. High producers. S07
acres. frame residence, 10 rooms baths;
55s acres substantial brisk RESIDENCE "a
portunity. ASK for details. stock. crops
sa snd J. can be IuIchased ALL
IF you WANT TO PURCHASE LARGE OR
stock farm, or Just q cozy home-conven-
lent yet auiet-I have $50 Of these places
These properties are located in Fairfax and
adjoining counties and range from acre to
5000; Most of them are within IS miles OF
HIRsT,. Annandale. Fairfax County. Va. at
dria 5sis. Address Route Z. Alexandra. Va
NiOScu OuHuhSSI
MONTGOMERY COUNTY FARMS, ALL
L. THOMPSON, III w Montg. ave-. Rock
vile. Md Rockville 444.
aS-AcRE FARM ON IMPROVED ROAD
dairy dairy herd, S horses, @ i poultry, feed and grow
ing crops; possession in 80 days Every
thing ready 70 operate; ELECTRICITY and
SEfG phon. s IT. Afg nHsiST Md BUR-
BULLETIN DETAILS: e-acre Village farm
water. garage. 200 IT. poultry houses. old
shade. located IN village. Navigable creek
Lands, Vineland. N. j.
PRODUCTIVE FARM OF 1871 ACRES, -
miles from Washington. Much of the 13o
the woodland is unspoiied; 1o-room house
other farm buildings: This farm offers
$500 down. See MASON HiRsr. AMMAN
dss W. at the snd OF Gosmsa PIKE
FAuouIER COUNTY .n;t., cATTLE J;,ll FARM b,ss OF
mont. 55 miles from WASHINGTON. About
$50 acres are cropping and pasture land.
and the sds are Hstsss Sy as SPRINGS Ps
suitable for managers house: cattle sheds,
2 silos, and other farm buildings. Many
f1ne building sites with EXTENDED view.
Price, $4,000; $4,000 down. Shown by
appointment by MASON HIRsT,. AMMAN
dale, Va. at the end Of Columbia pike.
Phone Alexandria 6sl2: Closed SUNDAYS.
farm on pike with bus line, hour Of
Washinston; S73 acres. well. vstered. 27b
acres under cultivation, balance IN val
outbuildinss. rrioa, S63 per acfe. Halt
cash. shown hy arpcintmant. Aendon
Fairfax Co., Va.
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"STROUT BARGAINS"

$500 Secures Y4-Acre FARM.
Mile to depot village, Is minutes to CITY CITY
of Dover. Del; about "a a. in black-loaT
tillage for corn, tomatoes beans, etc: bal
wooded pasture as desired: 5-rm, dwelling
beautiful maple shade, barn, granary. poul'
the price: pg. A.. i,
Dandy Retirement Farm; Equipd
All bldgs in Al condition-attracti ctive
f-rm. dwelling. pretty valley view, base.
ment barn, garage, hog and 2 poultry
II fruit trees. grapes, berries. nuts: or
improved I'd, mile to village. 40 min. te
big Pa. industrial city: real opportunity al
row. wagon. moving machine and cult.
vator; pg As Big Catalog-Write for Free
Copy. STROUT REALTY, 1427-N Lane
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We Vii buy seeend -trMst notes. d. O.
nearby Md. or Va. Reasonable rates.
1919 N. Z. Ave. NV. National 6s33.
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TRAILER SPACE FOR RENT.
GARAGES FOR RENT

camp to Washington, l mile d. G. line
Spaces available. Mod. conv. Warfield
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MAPLEWOOD

Wisconsin ave. adjoining Naval Medical
Center and Public Health Institute-A re-
sacrificed by owner. 1oc per it; all i'm
provements, desirable size. OIL. 6S0s; If
no anSMer co HS6.
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Shoreham Bldg. Lobby. MA. 4
O1 IL 1A01V1I'
& MILES FROM D. C.,

Located in nearby Prince Georges County:
modern a-rm. house with AUTO, COAL
HEAT; fine. fertile ground. ideal for any
crop: will consider trade for D. c: house
This place is worth every dollar of Sl3, 750:
Call Mr., Ruby Downs. DIXIE REALTY
co MA SSS0 AFTER & % m. NO 9245O
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RRADLEY FARMS.

Acreage, beautiful home, sites. Due to
present conditions. I will be in my ONCE
Wednesdays and Saturdays only. Can pc
rea ached at Gaithersburg 22s-R on othef
days. LEE COUNSELMAN. 1235 WIS. ave.
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WE HAVE FOR SALE TO SETTLE AN
estate about 10000 square feet Of ground
in the Kingman Park section, ne, for
colored. Two-thirds of this ground is
located between 21st and 25th sts.. ne,
facing Oklahoma ave. The other third is
located between 21st st. and 23rd pl ne,
facing Bennine rd The prices on all of
these properties is subject to offer. For
full details call CHAS. D. SAGER, 924
Evening star., 1942-11-01

HEIRS, NEED MONEY?
On Estates. Trusts, Inheritances. Write
H. M. MEDNJCK. 504 katz Bldg. Balto.. Nd.
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ANOTHER GOOD BUY.

1O-a. farm. 12-room house. 3 baths,
good condition. plenty shade trees: nicely
financed; good view: mi. from historic
Falls Church on Lee highway: suitable for
gentleman's estate. convalescent's home,
motor court or subdivision. Shown by
appointment enly; . 49,.
Falls Church. Va. Falls Church 1907.
coLORED--5 ACRES. Arm. HOUSE.
cleo, good road: 81 LOO: $500 cash, bal
monthly Box 36fi-T. Star
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AUTO TRUCKS WANTED.
AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE.
MOTORCYCLES FOR SALE.
AUTOMOBILE LOANS.

HARLEY 1887, Al shape, $40. Also In
dian Jr. Scout; parts and equipment for al
models. Call WI O695.
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FARMS WANTED.

IN MARYLAND. ABOUT so MILES RADIUS
of Wash, D. c.. at least % acres with
house; give all details. Box 401-G. Star.
HAVE BUYERS FOR ALL TYPES OF
farms within so miles Of D. c. Please
write or phone Immediately full descrip-
ton. price and location.
LEWIS SUMMERS
1904 North Vernon CHI 2IlT
WATERFRONT FARM WITH MODERN
1-bedroom house, within % miles OF WASH
ington: on transportation; UP to $4,000.
CO. 0303.
SMALL ACREAGE OR FARM ON CHESA-
peake Bay, between South River end
Herring Bay: state price and terms. Box
git Star
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4-FAMILY FLAT.

Desirably situated, near 4th and Jeffer-
son SITS NV, very attractive building, a
units OF . rooms. dinette. kitchen, bath
and screened porches: some with refrig-
orators Tenants furnish own heat (gasl
and hot water. Minimum of upkeep and
expenses Income. 81 956 per yr.; price,
$4,000 Eve. or Sun. phone GE. 1900.
L. T. GRAVATTE,
100 18th ST Realtor. Natl. 0753
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MONEY TO LOAN.
(CnntipuAhl

LOANS ON REAL ESTATE.
P, J. WAISHE, INC.
l115 Eye st. NV MA, 646S
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NEED MONEY!
BRING your problem to responsible com
pany with Thousands Of satisfied customers.
We make loans on D. C.. nearby Nd. and
o. appraisal fees. Also lignature loans.
Low fates, saN tef34ls No delay.
sH{n5Tsx {ss:rs,,.s. yM4H9 4ls99 coS:4s.as11R o:ess..as 11R2k
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SMALL APARTMENT BLDG.

Detached building on large lot, . stories,
apts Annual income approx. $4,000.
Expenses, including taxes about Sl,500 per
annum Building can be bought. clear Of
encumbrance or on terms. Will show good
returns on investment Excellent resi-
Dental location Call Mr.. Drew. RE. ISL.
F. ELIOT MIDDLETON,
TNUESTkFENT RING
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LOTS (2) 52xlOO EA; POTOMAC RIVER
front. exclusive neiehborhood 2l, miles
from District line: ideal for better grade
home; unsurpassed view Riparian rights;
offer invited. Going into service, CO.
ni43 between 4 and T. 4"
SILVER SPRING LOT. 500: WORTH ST.
400: all imp: $500 down, bal. $50 mo. SH
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PHONE SHEPHERD 5156.
23OO ACRES

II MILES FROM WASHINGTON.
Compact in shape and with some 7 miles
OF State road frontage, this tract Is well
suited for large-scale development. Beau
tiful rolling woodland and crossed by nu-
merous streams. with many unusual at
fractions for the nature lover. Electric
and telephone service are available and
the tract is clear of debt. In a promising
area, this tract may be developed now or
held for secure investment. Price as a
whole 500 per acre; one-fourth down, bal.
over a period of years. No trades or op-
tions considered. See MASON HIRST,
Annandale. Va. at the. end of Columbia
Route 3 Box 345. Alexandria, Va. ONCE
closed SUNDAYS
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

ATTRACTIVE FIVE-RooM COTTAGE ON
salt water: large front porch: water cleo
balance S25 monthly. MR.. MEYER. Av-
alon Shores, Shady Side, Md. or ST. 9551.
CHESAPEAKE BAY COTTAGE, SIX RMS,
front and side porches: water, electricity,
plumbing, fireplace: refined community;
sand beach; $3.50; easy terms. Mr.
WEST, Shoreham Beach, Mayo. Md, or
Sterling 9551.
ON BAY, NEARBY RIVERS WITHIN 35
mi. OF D. c.; Sl,5OO-S5 $50; terms. trade.
N. E. RYON CO. Ma. 1907. GE. 6l46. res.
Evening star., 1942-11-01

OLDSMOBILE 1937 "6" sedan: black 1st-
rate mechanical condition; fitted heater. 1
excel Goodrich Silvertown tires and good
spare; $3.50. Webster, 3725 Macomb st.
NV EN- 97OO
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= FARMS FOR RENT.
MONEY TO LOAN.

UNLIMITED FUNDS FOR End TRUSTS.
low rates, prompt action; Md, D. c., Va.
MATTHEW <. STONE. Emerson 1909.
REAL ESTATE LOANS, LARGE OR SMALL;
prompt action: lowest rates. Percy n.
Russell Co.. 1871 e ct. NV.
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OLDS. Al "9S" custom cruiser; 10000
mi; de luxe radio, underseat heater, seat
covers, etc. Real opportunity for private
party wanting new-car quality for 1e41
price. Or 5714
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WILL SELL YOUR FARM
II the price is right. See or write
j. LETTON MARTIN,
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| OLDSMOBILE 1888 2-door sedan; cylin-
ders; excellent condition throughout; ra.
/ diO; pvt oWner Phone WA. 5S22
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MERCURY 1910 four-door sedan: excellent
condition: good tires; heater; S565. Owner
being transferred. 1O11 21st st. g., Ar.
lington. Va. Call OV. 77ss. !.
NASH 1941 900" sedan; excellent cond., /,
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MERCURY 1941 club convertible coupe,
blue finish. white-sidewall tires. radio and
heater; spotlight; low mileage; terms: Ss96.
FINANCE Co. LOT,
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| OLDSMOBILE 1934 sedan, good condition: !:
owner leaving for service; cheap for cash:
no dealers. Call after 10 am. Sunday.
| Ia. 1913
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MONEY WANTED.
2nd TRUST ON 2 BUNGALOWS IN MD.
subdivision. Call Hillside 0402-J.
$4,000 FIRST MORTGAGE, 81, 2-APART-
ment concrete block bldg. Best section Of
Hyattsville. Rental, S15 mo. Box 3s2-G,
Star. i
SOMETHING UNUSUAL-WANTED. ST.
800 as irst mortgase. for l year; 81
10 81 interest," 9s
appraisers OF property new being taken.
by the Goyernment, probably within so
days. OWNER. District 1921. Sligo 1851
FARMS FOR RENT.
wishes to rent farm on shares or salary;
nearby Maryland-Virginia. Phone TR
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LINCOLN-ZEPHYR 1888 4-door sedan:
fe NEW TIRES whit. sa:
and defrosters, cleo. clock cigar lighters
front and rear, chrome license frames, etc,
Immaculate upholstery, Shiny black orisi-
chanically. S595. 224 Randolph pl ne.
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MERCURY 194I sedan -coupe: original ligtt
blue finish. radio, low mileage excellent
white-wall tires; beautiful car that has
had wonderful care. mechanically perfect;
1915, terms. LOGAN MOTOR co (Ford),
18th st. NV. bet. K and L. RE. 1881.
Open Sunday till g.
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covers radio; like new. excellent tires:
| SS95; guaranteed. HAWKINS. 1888 14th
| st. NV. Dupont 4455.
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OLDSMOBILE 1910 4-dr. sedan; 6-cylin.
der: good condition, good tires: one owner:
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| LA SALE 1897 5-pass. coupe; exception.
ally good tires; has radio; very low mile
age; only S249. FRED MOTOR CO., 5O13
/ GeOrgia ave. n ". TAYLOR 2QQ0.
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LA SALE 1899 coupe; clean black dnish;
good tires. excellent motor: S57b.
LOGAN MOTOR CO lFord). 18th st. NV.
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MERCURY 1a4l club cabriolet: black hn-
iSh radio and heater, fns tires, excellent
CO. Ford). 18th st. NV. bet. X and L.
RE. 325l. Open Sunday till 6.
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COMMITTING DISTANCE

12O-acre waterfront country gentle
the the Potomac ace from Mount Vernon. Vernon in Nd,
5 bedrooms, 3 baths; h-wh. public serv-
ice electricity; residence. House site has a
remarkable up-river outlook and is screened
from the highway by natural forest park.
Tenant house and farm buildings. Being
sold for less than cost of buildings.
THEODORE F. MENK.
EX oI4O 9o7 18th St NV
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EXCR,LENT INVESTMENT = STOCK
farm on pike With bus line. ! hour Of
acres under cultivation, balance IN val
outbuildinss. rrioa, S63 per acfe. Halt
CASH. Sn9yn ,, ,srpcantmsns, asrnaon arn
Fairfax Co., Va.
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LINCOLN-ZEPHYR 1941 sedan, 6.passen. !.
ger; like brand-new; B new tires show no
wear: $500 off list price. NE. 5000.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-04
Youth browns
in GraveIpit
Plunge Proves Fotol
TO Center Line Boy

Browns swimming hole, IN
abandoned, water-filled gravel
pit at the Is Mile road and the
Michigan Central railroad, i'm
Sterling township, claimed its
first victim of this season and
its fourth in about two years
when Elmer Van Derbrok. H.
year-old son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Julius Van Derbrok, 1904 Engel.
man avenue, Center Line, sank
to his death there Saturday after
noon.
His body was discovered and
recovered by August Latchley.
about 35, of 1856 Joan avenue,
Detroit, dived from q spring.
board at the pit. touched the
body and brought II to the sur
face. Warren township police
and firemen worked over The
body for more than two hours %
no avail. It was removed 70 Tho
funeral home Of Coroner VA
liam Sperlich, in Center Line
after IL had been identified b
the father.
Young Elmer hAd gone - ~
pit in company with thSeo
chums: Gean lIana. 10 q 5913
Wiegand avsss1s yAek No.
bsrth. IL. Of MA eloes rae9s
avenue. and EuneG 3jsugt IN
See 10 80
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-04
Goesche| Takes
Witness Stand
Denies He Drove
Deoth Car

Gordon Goeschel, 25, of 81
Grand, on trial for manslaughter
before a jury in Circuit Judge
Neil f. Reds courtroom, denied
from the witness stand today
that he was the hit-run driver
responsible for the death Feb.
20 of Eleanore Speer, 20, an ex-
pectant mother.
GoeSchel on direct examina-
ton by his attorney, Ray II.
Callens, said he passed the &C
cident scene at about the time
Mrs. Speer and two others were
struck. He admitted he had
been drinking but denied he was
drunk.
Goeschel said he was later in
volved in two accidents, both in
Detroit. He has already served
80 days in the Wayne County
Jail as a drunk driver.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-04
Allies, Nazis
Trade Heavy
Aerial Blows
Berlin Reports
Running Naval
Bottle in Arctic
BY the Associated Press

In battering exchange OF
blows at sea power. the British
declared today that the Raj
left Hamburgs docks and ship
yards ablaze and pounded the
Nazi U-boat nest at st. Nazairc
last night, and the Germans said
their air force raided Alexan-
dria, British Eastern Mediter-
ranean fleet base.
The German High Command
said that in other operations off
Europe's far mort h ern coast
German warships, submarines
and planes fought q running
battle "for days on end in storm
and high sea and ice" against
strongly guarded Allied con-
voys along the supply line to
Russia.
With the Allied account OF
the sea fight yet to be told, the
Germans hurried in first with
n r version which claimed
that during the attacks a TO-
OOO-ton British cruiser was sunk
by a submarine and six of he
conveyed ships, totaling $500
tons. were sent to the bottom.
CITE TOLL
Several destroyers and tow,
I supply ships were damaged
the attacks which involved
more than one convoy, the Ger
man version said.
1t reported that one German
destroyer in a fotilla said to
have accepted battle with q
superior force OF enemy de-
stroyers" was damaged serious
ly.
The Raj, continuing day and
night attacks as weather per-
mits, struck back over the Eng
lish Channel after daybreak on
the heels of the night raids on
Hamburg, st. Nizaire and the
Nazi used airdromes Of north
ern France and the Low Coun-
tries.
German night bombers, At
lacking about 80 strong, con-
centrated on the southwestern
English cathedral town of Exc
ter for the second time since the
start of raids which Berlin COM
muniques fatty call reprisal
bombings. The British said five
OF the raiders were shot down
and two others were knocked
from the sky over northern
France.
BATTER NEW PARTS
The British raid on the great
northern German port and nav
al base of Hamburg, attacked
for the first time since April
See RAIDS-Paxe Z