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Evening star., 1943-11-17
ROOMS Observation-Disclosures

1884 COLUMBIA RD NW-Men: $3.50
Sat %a;, sgie rms; thermostat-c gas
CHASE, esDF D. C nehr @a'' cohneeiieu, AD ee"
warm warm rooms or gsn5smen nd nneI only large
Lear; Gar garage; detached. Insulated house,
eSiap1sa Cmf4Y 6HAsf DE I adGlts. ordway 1886 as.
lady to share large double room next ITO to
COW. IN TO toVsy WAETER sfFi,le REn%o i1me Wo
room room twin beds. unlimited phone ST.
UPPER 10th ST. N.w-omcer and wife
DOWNTOWN. 1906 s' 8 NY nw-14tb and NJ
9:'n :sis fa 2E HvE svfi Nw-Large, s,,r.ss;.v e.:
.I:n si5 F0sm' ST iTin BEDS, next to bath.
THE ! WILSON HOUSE, 3oi5 Kalorama I'd I'd
rinaieg W:imExsellent Sen rms; double, $50 each
1906 LAMONT ST. Nw.-Attractive room
Twin sNri1;o BEDS, near bath. unlim. phone, maid
o single oom both en second so9y aoor trans
500 600, End 81. N.W.-Larse double t'G. loom,
front Iron - md floor near War Dept Gentle
cHEvY CHASE. D. C.-Attractive corner
rnom fms1s sse5mi-priyste SEN private bath goal heat; $40
1888 sT.NLaree sleeping @ ' room, 1st floor
front, sl5 week or $50 month: suit. s,'o or
ArTRAc1iyhel I raTaRs,tE elkS ve,1 TO tyn White eo Mqase
soyerlooking Rock creek golf course; phone:
Is sINSnr NsSsnntieRsn RM excel ei,,n ,transp, GE: 4449
sffu bath co ;aoa ana basement single with
3s!o oNTARio RD.-very nice ROOM twin
beds beds adj, bath; tree telephone gentle
3IO5 Eth ST. N.W.-Attractive bedroom
n n, private GENTLE home; excellent transp.
1916 NJ ST N.w.-Large front room for 4
in,ner.spring il,l mats, laundry facilities: 81
I'll xADPy aESTTMhN sfiTssn ans s6so pm
eouoic GOV crds,o room new home, exclusive NV
fgaf fGEL ndeS tuFa RhodS SrTs TanG bsS
az: STVaba h a0 AVE. SiSkes Nw. hsa' phone wo
so53-Nicely furn. room. semipvt bath
5sS conn vi' AvE.. sehi; Apt SO soGnmaree mo conf
5EwIn-bed Enrt m rm southern exp, unlmtd. phons
sfss ST. rsfsyenfls SW Api 4Yasnr or Sas1
lazy to share lar-e double ROOM twin beds
siG ' MassAcufTSHn!TsTsa aaSsnac fTsH!s at tvr CO io3
rooms. nicely furnished. st and 3nd floors,
private; good heat and service; clean, Well.
Kept house. 3 baths. Manager, EX. 9lSi
1903 RHODE ISLAND AVE. N.w.-Lsrge
rooms. single. doubl., run. water. showers:
BGcnASAN Sc Ia h9's ST. seSySe a@y Ea1fs
bedroom. twin beds: also single room pri-
vate home. privileges: u block car line
9 SLEEPING ROOMS. on car lines; l
double with twin beds and l studio room
HO. SS44
CHEVY CHASE, in new gentle home
Laree double room. 2 double beds. :,
private bath. larse sun deck, uniim
phcne near room. cont. hot water, air-con-
altioned neat, private entrance; excel
transr.: near good eating places and
amusements: , gentlemen. $50 ca. per
nc nc imrmediate possession. WI. 1919.
SKOSSIOWN BUS and Wis ave line
Room, semiprivate bath, new homa; gem
Ifoi % 18th $40 o The Mo wbitesions. biusi corr.u
ent !ocation--2 single vacancies; SIS and
81 80. Apply on premises.
MAN AND WIFE with Well-appointed ant
| comforts. will rent attractive room to re-
| nned gentleman. Hobart 6053. II.
Al IkACTIvE comfortable room for ] or
=; next bath, In apt. house; "a blk. bus,
1901 TAYLOR ST. NV nicely furn.
rooms Tor 2 persons; cony. transp.; shower
bath. use OF unlimited phone.
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BEDROOM SUITES, once furniture. dining
.na 1m rrs pueoni esS 6si3
must Ss Ss GH' .ood OF ff to 10
CAMERAS, movie equip. photo supplies.
rsas s5senes oeen .n sas to eenns as5 p% sns
SLSTMISG.a,shsst is5 HING; prices gsis soI mems
Shsa ShsiiS ssys' s2 sSns 81 $ ~ ssssSsrs RAP
used clothing Harry's. I13s. 7th st. NV
FL e1a ORE sRrRfaESAroRs fSs W ss washers
electric: any condition. Cash in 80 min.
EHiftEEicrkic; Train TRAIN SET OR OUTFIT. Call
sISSs si%E|Sr1kIc asS' TEAMS, H o and gauge,
sVs WaxER e. Saa s. tspe ss Es Can f5 Nc
als from IN soea ss efsan P% condition; stoves
E'IKN1TflRf FHrnt@Fs Co. IaS3 S, rs TR; 1872
nousehold Lou h. goods. brio a -brac. china;
sFis sny HI%i,. slms RE 1904; ewes: ME- 53I7 ~.
machine, household goods. etc; absolutely
hlghest nl st; cash prices; For best results call
TTRSiTuRFMWpaanta Mt RMs1pantan to 1'Ia buy some good
PTRs1TGTTIIf sSSsin.ass ReesSs S S'
nsa Can Maan'Hs' MnRraV raSle9 sisnes? a cash
GS GhS KANGE, small; electric REFRIGERATOR.
p. p.m a,'tt at. aDss pm; Tues and Thurs after
;JEWELRY, diamonds. shotguns cameras.
sale Max zWeir. aa7 b NV. % NE s1i3 is
so!aviai sSNdvES' sterling silver pistol grip Grand
PlANoTWill AlSSn pay the new cash price for
answering give make. age eu and giheu when and nd
"here piano can be seen. Box 333-J. Star.
PIANo-Am looking for spinet, small
sssh Call aleSe eHebe sssE 3 s00d make; vii! pay
aI1 PaANo-1 am in the market for a spinet
pm or ali day Sunday. i5s
Of make t' Prefer sp'hen Knabe Gr sms MAJ
Distriee Dil eensids5 ISf5 other sOOd makes. Cali
PIiANos-RiEht pli.N now am paying top
pr16Ses ri16es 1or spinets. erands and small up
Rspable FIsn,f OF esnS snS make Call Mr.. Vernon
P9WER e aIss srRAYER for orchard. Phone
to sss fon table 11sh mdde dsasP ap
- nnoiS i5IO lftn 81. NV. DE. OOl3,
RADIOS, any make. in any condition, table
MODELS only. Phone us and we will cali,
Ne MetropiItan on1n Radio Co.. 517 F ST. NV
REFRIGERAToR. electric. in good condi-
SEWING MACHINES-We buy all types;
repair: @ hemstitching, buttons covered
p!eatlng 9l7 F. st. RE 1900 RE ::iI
SSnoIHon, SstoiIs NJ double @ barrel or repeater. Give
SSsaIs; SSsIs;n box 1;9-J Star. 1S'
SINGER SEWING MACHINE, electric: no
deaislS. Phone Glebe 1852 20.
SlNhS, gas ranges. tubs. toilets, wash
oaSlns. furnaces. refrigerators; by private
party: no dealers. Glebe 1857
TRICYCLE., small, good condition. priced
reaSonably TIE. 54SI
TWIN BED RM. SUITE, prewar springs
ana ana mattresses, Must be in good condition
WI WI conSider beds separately. RA 5000
NAVY OFFICER would like to purchase
complete furnishings for living room.
dinette and bedroom by December /; no
dealers, please. Falls Church .O4O-R 10.
CASH FOR DIAMONDS AND OLD GOLD
Diamond watches and discarded ,ewelry
Ernest Burk. Inc. GA ] 9Th NV Di. 2773.
GoLp-BRING YOUR OLD GOLD.
SILVER. PLATINUM. TEETH. DIScARDED
JEWER WE PAY CASH
A KAHN INC. 81 YEARS AT 935
CASH FOR OLD GOLD,
silver, watches. diamonds and old dis
carded iewelry; full cash value paid
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ROOMS FURNISHED.

l SSss'"~Ss SssS S~Ss"OSSs NSSVNt
.4 !ssT s:ss E.ys 5ss% sass
600 EYE ST, s.E:-Larse double room,
pear the Navy Yard: newly furnished. LII.
LARGE room, next to bath. 81. 80: end H..
Wasv ngs homs snrbes hesutfsy frn
ROOMS FURNIsHED-No1theo.t.
l7th ,sT. NE. 5000: nr. 22nd and shep-
herd busn,oclesn, warm room in pvt. home.
fas NoRrG aR az e4fiToI a!ifs pT sTrurnish.d
taai ioI man sans sns sr wife bIe. Phone Mo Sooa
D13 7th ST. N.E.-Large front room, twin
beds; gentlemen or employed couple pre-
ierred near downtown buses and Navy
81 GiRARD sT.-Twin bedroom. newly
Hfec9Tated fie suitable for girls near catho-
oaysFssy sT SE6oaS}e N6 aGsi ROOM sutsbl. for
girls or couple: block Mt. Pleasant
ssl6, ,17th ST. N.F;-Large double room,
STsE Sn,5s ,,a ''s" sn., new
double room next BATH pv 'hon Some si1sef saes
nr BIocK s1s fne Senate Gars ocs no ada sSts
wishes to share room with another; twin
beds, $3.50 per mo. ca: also single room.
S25 mo; elevator, phone. 1913 c st. ne.
1889 TRINIDAD AvE.-single front room,
auto hot-water oil heat: price. $3.50 wk';
gentleman. AT 1927.
1889 Z. CAPITOL ST.-Large front room,
suit. 3 girls: excel transp.: unlim. phone
isnndry GmMys faeiIities Es!king dist Armory
rooms in beautiful home, conveniently To-
Gated in residential neighborhood near
shopping district and transp.; 10 minutes
from downtown. NO. 43l5
colo D-Brookland-2 rooms for rent.
Call North 4573.
COLORED-Nice large front room. next
bath, suitable l or men. nondrinkers.
Atlantic 5Bo7
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ROOMS WANTED.

TWO Ice. FURN. RMS. tor :,-rm unfurn
apt. with pvt. bath. for employed. quiet
couple; near downtown. RE. 1900. Ext
42S6. afternoons or Box 425-B Star
WHOEVER desires room and bath. furn or
uniurn., IN northwest section. convenient
to Transportation. Box 324-J, Star 1s.
SETTLED LADY, unemployed. wants nice
room. with or without board, with refined
adults. Phone WO S053 Il.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED,

REFINED ELDERLY LADY wishes room
and board. preferably vicinity OF 10th and
Park rd. CO. 1918
WANTED-Room and board, single gen.
tleman. Please give location, rate and
phone number Address F. w. D., 1912
Rhode Island ave. NV, city. 49,
WIDOWER desires room, private bath
board. NV. section, convenient to trans
porLation Box 3o5-J Star 1Ss
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MOVING. PACKING & STORAGE

MOVING AND STORAGE. reasonable rates
Will take your surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. Edelmans Nov
ing 8, Storage Co.. Taylor 1881. IL
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APARTMENTS FUR. OR UkFUR.
ROOM AND KITCHENETTE ATTIC spl
nnS 9TH st sw
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

SILVER SPRING 5-room apt; lights
turn.: $50: Call sH. 669"
lH?E n. UTAH ST. Arlington. Va-At-
tractive 3-rm., kit. bath apt; unfurn.: ind
floor. front: city fare: couple
BERWiN, MD.-UnfurniShed apt fol
rent. Phone Warfield 603O between 4
and $50 pm.
i-ROOM APT, furn., fully equipped
kitchen, private entrance: employed couple
preferred; S15 mo. oxford 1868
kit. with Frigidaire. and bath, End fl, pvt
home. $40 90. utilities furn. 34l0 Chev-
erly ave. Cheverly. Md WA S436
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SUBURBAN ROOMS WANTED.

SILVER SPRING-YOung lady wishes room.
walking distance from B. & o or Ga and
Alaska transportation: employed and now
living in Silver Spring: rent OF $40 Box
3I9-J. Star II.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

1916 MASS. AVE NW.-A DISTINCTIVE
home DOR young people in an unsurpassed
a03'; n ST. NV. Georgetown-Attractiv
rtsidentlal club. Warm double and single
British basement room for Government
meals Convenient transportation to all
Government bldRs. Also 2-room suite,
private private bath open fireplace. private en-
sTIs fsee Nj ifF !as4 s'Sl to share with two other
sns,e aoa 'a5a .na saDs sT and ooS 1900 ,aod 18th st St
DuPoNT CIRCLE i5ss 1ath afses st. NV
,oLy 1ly ,eonseenials group. Excellent meals.
18th i ' ST. NV .@Larse S ap corner studio. 5
windows, overlooking Rock Greek PARK;
attractively turn-; adj lsvatory and shower:
suitable = or }, sis per mo. each. GE.
loii 10th ST. N,w-very large front
iyins bedroom. suit 3 or / $40, double
f;s GRAND AR is1 sr 81 wEsssj,so and SSs meal.
maple furnishings; .conv. transp. shopping
ssintsf; sia sn do4hie 49d triple rooms. 80 to
asls 18th ST N.E-Doub!e room. twin
beos, next bath detached gentle home,
s11y S1r., tFaeSp i r;lsv MI 1870. ,
laundry pTivileseS, GOOD home cooked food
81. EYE ST. Nw.-Enjoy the conven-
thereby solving your winter tranSporta ion
problems. All guest meals are served in
our public restaurant located in the same
oullding. permitting wide selection OF
food, Breakfast. : to 9: dinner. > to s
Available ! double room and ] triple room
l:32 MASS. AVE. N,W.-sinsle and rooms
TO share: walking distance EX q957 10.
BIZ; TMORE CLUB. $40 18TH st. w-Rm
and board for young mem reasonable: base
ment rms, clean and conf: on bus line
STRICTLY KOSHER MEALS-Room with
or without board. meals day Sl2 wk
tios COM. AVE; N.w.-Triple room
men or women Also rn, man 10 share
with another. OR. l2I1 ~.
lt"5 18th ST. N.W-Nicelv furnished
rooms for girls and young men. running
water showers. elevator: excellent board
1904 18th ST. NV. !. block from Conn
ave, corner OF Que-Beautitul second
floor, front, suitable for 3 or 4 young
lsdies; ,GF ,o 9thsr vyneans!es $40 mo. and up,
NV, has available for lst and 18th sew
eral nice double rms. Also space in
doubles. Excellent food: "A -hr switch
| board service. HO. 3566
li0' 18th ST. N.W.-Young lady to share
! a sunny double room with another; semi
| bath, switchboard, GOOD meals
IT'S MASS. AVE. NV.
Evening star., 1943-11-17
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

ACCORDION and saxophone wanted stare
price. Boy 3S-D. Star
ADDER, TYPEWRITERS, metal filing cab.
inets, misc. office machines; cash paid i'm
mediately SH. 51o1 2Os
ADDING MACHINES, calculators, type.
writer's; all kinds. any cond. top price
sun: and ewes, CO. 1925; weekdays, DI
ANTIQUE JEWELRY. silver. diamonds, den.
tai gold. old watches; need for repairing
We pay cash. Schiller's, 444 9th NV 2O'
BEDROOM, dining, living room furniture
contents OF apts. or homes. at once: we dc
moving carefully: storage. IA. 2937. IL
Evening star., 1943-11-17
ROOMS FURNISHED.
Southwest and Southeast

lst-FLOOR ROOM with bath. 362S Ala
bama ave. Sc
NO. II 10th ST. s.E.-Lovely front room.
twin, beds. next to bath and shower; ideal
i, TO-. gentlsmen: FIR; S773,
226 1Ith ST. S.W.5Gicely furnished single
room: near Govt. buildings and downtown,
excellent transportation: S25 monthly.
$40 2nd ST. S.E.-2 nice, warm rooms
private home near Navy Yard and House
Once Bldg. TR. 3342 or Ma. 31OO.
Evening star., 1943-11-17
VACANT
PETWORTH,
Rooms. Bath. Oil Heat, Garage.
MURRAY CO. MA. 1855. CO. ABB.

IN EXCLUSIVE COUNTRY CLUB HILLS,
Arlington, Va. Attractive, detached home,
nicely furnished. $3.50. Phone GIL. S423
It'll 8 pm.
CORNER FREDERICK AND KENT. ROCK
Creek Hills, rooms and bath with tub
and shower, oil heat. recreation room.
large corner lot, garage; now available at
G115
S1O5
5 rooms. bath, gas heat, 500
EDW. IL JONES Z, CO. Woodley 23l0
Evening star., 1943-11-17
HOUSES FURNISHED (cen,. }

SILVER sPRING-5-room brick, 3 years
old. nicely furnished, gas heat; one block
q %. bus; sl0s; Cofiman Realty Co.. sH
sooI RITTENHOysE ST.. Green Meadows
Md.-Inspect today or Sunday, Center
burner; nicely furnished fno linen OF
silver; 800. Phone Union 1925 for app
te IL inspect s. .. l.; 7; Gravatte. agent, 72s
5000 NORTH DAKOTA AVE. NV bed
rooms 3 baths. brick, detached. good To-
cation, reasonable. Seen by appointment
Perrie Mclean, 219 Mills Bldg. MA. 1929
or HO 1870.
WILL RENT or share s or 9 room gentle
bungalow to adults: oil h.-wh.: l blk. from
Mt. Rainier trolley, bus. stores, theater, 5
min. high school, 20 min. downtown. 101S
Douglas st. ne. Call am. to 3 pm.
REDECORATED AND FURNISHED HOUSE
in Chevy Chase near club and schools 4
bedrooms, 2 baths. oil heat, garage and
039s, or Boysen. at sANboz. DU. 1a34.
IN CHEVY CHASE BETWEEN WIS. AND
Conn. ayes.: fully detached, beautifully fur
nished throughout; 3 bedrooms baths on
End floor, ! bedroom on 3rd floor, COM
plete bath in basement, gas heat. perfect
condition: years lease or more; $3.50
month. Mr.. Whiteford.
McKEEVER & WHITEFORD.
1914 K st. NV. DI 87Os.
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CENTER-HALL COLONIAL.
COMPT ,ETET " EITpNICrJCH

Chevy Chase, D. c. Beautiful brick
dining room. de luxe kitchen, Screened
porch 3 BEDROOMS. tile baths; 3rd moor.
tion room; air conditioned: 2-car earaxs,
LESLIE q. MEAsEIL. wO. 5221.
toontinued on Next Pass.)
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=. St'EIEIt - TUT kitty. tNttIItLl
meals: walking distance: reasonable.
ALL THE COMFORTS
OF HOME.
Fine beds roast beef. smothered chicken.
baked ham, fresh vegetables anS fruit good
coffee. the finest butter. homemade breads
and ice cream. All these. and grand fellow
residents. at nearly prcwar prices. Walk
ing distance downtown. Sunderland House
l3l5 2Oth St NV, Just off Dupont Circle
14O0 MASS. AVE. NV.
Beautifully furnished rooms in maple
all young people: well-b lanced meals
walking distance TO Govt. buildings the
aterS and department stores must be in
veStigated to appreciate. RE. 34S1.
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1925 F ST, Apt. lo-Tyin bedroor,
gentleman. RE. 25l5.
Evening star., 1943-11-17
HOUSES FOR SALE tcent. J

GLOVER PARK. 1892 Benton st. NV
g rooms and bath; gas heat; finished
attic, built-in garage; corner house caii
RE. 47s7. Russell F. Barrett.
555 18th ST. Sc, mr.. 14th and Penna.
ave.-Desirable row brick with front porch,
over 21 1T. wide; 8 rooms, h.-w.h. (coaD,
brick garage. Good value, $3.50. Frank
M. Doyle, Realtor. District 1865, or home
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION, NICE HOUSE
ON RHODE ISLAND AVE. NE ROOMS
WATER HEAT, WIDE PAVED ALLEY;
REASONABLE PRICE. PERCY H. RUSSELL
CO. l731 ST. NV. Ma. 1851. SUN.
AND EYES, WO 1896
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Bungalow-$8,750. q
Bethesda, Mr.. Naval Hospital.
l. r. 12x25, with fireplace; Q bedrms.
d. r., modern kit. front and rear porches,
large lot. coal h.-w.h. Call OIL. 6sSS,
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.-s13.95e.
ist n; tropt porch. reeeps; hail, bed
rms. and path liy. rm fireplace. lge din,
rm; and kit, pantry. back stairway; Z
6edrms and ne, bath End a insulated ". 81.
McDEVITT, Realtor, RA. 4422...
EXCLUSIVE AGENT
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-03
Filler Wins
New Honors
Copt. Paul Gottke
Gets Ook Cluster

Captain Paul Gottke, 26, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. p. V. Gottke
Of Sc Grand avenue, has been
awarded another honor. In adj
dition TO a Bronze Oak Leaf
Cluster and a DiSting lished Fly
ing Cross he has today second
Oak Leaf Cluster for "eXtraor-
binary achievement in numer-
Gus missions which have helped
drive back the japanese in the
southwest Pacific.
Captain Gottke is stationed at
an advanced Air Base in New
Guinea, where he is second IN
command of his bomber squad
ron. On July / he was promot-
cd from Lieutenant to Captain,
and he received a Bronze Oak
Leaf Cluster. recognizing his
achievement an d courageous
service in the southwest Pacific
area. He received his first med
al and promotion for success
fully completing over 200 op-
irrational hours on lonC range
bombing missions, and he par
ticipated in aerial flights from
November Is, 1912, TO May II
l943.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-03
Metropolitan
Club Party
This Evening

The Mount Clemens Metro
politan Clubs seventh annual
party, sponsored by police, fire
men and postal employees will
be staged tonight IN IN ST Lou
is Hall at S;15 p. m.
Profits from this annual par
~ are donated 70 various char.
liable organizations in the city.
IT is our way Of helping the
community" said President
Stanley Campbell, a police SER
geant. The citizens who are
able 10 attend are encouraged
to be present and help make this
a wonderful evening.
Campbell further pointed out
that the admission is only one
dollar and that the hall is CEN
trally located. ST Louis Hall is
on the corner of Harper and
CrOCker avenues.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-03
Roosevelt, Wi|Ikie
a 1914 Team!
Hoffman Suggests Poir
as Running Notes

DETROIT, Aug. 3-CP-Rep.
Clare E. Hoffman (R-Mich) last
night suggested Franklin d.
Roosevelt and Wendell Willkie
as the New Deals candidates for
President and Vice President in
1914.
At Rushville, Ind, Willkie re-
piled when asked to comment on
the suggestion:
mo, thanks. | think I don't
want to comment on that
Said the Michigan representa-
tive: "Inasmuch as this admin
istration believes in the remsk-
ing OF America, and as a former
Democrat and one-time candi-
date of the Republican ticket
would Roosevelt Roosevelt,
let me, as Republican, most
humbly suggest that the New
Dealers name as their next can
didates Franklin Delano
Roosevelt and Wendell Willkie. -
He was speaking at a meeting
sponsored by Gerald l.. K
Smiths committee of one mil
lion and his speech was billed as
an answer to Vice President
Henry a. Wallace's recent De-
troit address.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-03
Three pIOetSi
Raiders Safe
on Turk Soil

ANKARA, Turkey, Aug. q
delayed AT least three of the
American Liberator bombers
which participated in the mass
raid on the Ploesti oil fields in
Rumania Sunday were forced
down in the Izmir district OF
Turkey, it was disclosed today,
while others were reported to
have landed in Turkish thrace
The crcWman Of the bombers
which landed in the Izmir area
some Of whom were wounded
were informed
"a communique issued in
Cairo yesterday on the Ploesti
raid said that 80 Of the Liber-
ators are reported to have been
shot down over the target area
and number have not returned
TO base More than $50 were
said 10 have participated in the
ASSAULT
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-03
Gambling Ship
Operators Mute

DETROIT, Aug. 3 - Up -
Standing mute when arraigned
in recorders court yesterday on
charges of violating the state
gambling laws, Oliver S. Dustin,
president and general manager
of the Ashley & Dustin steamer
line and three ships officers OF
the company's excursion steam
er Put-in-Bay, were released on
bonds of $500 each.
Detroit police said they OBJ
served gambling and sales of
liquor TO minors on the steamer
during a cruise and seized slot
machines.
r. Glen Dunn, chairman OF
the liquor control commission,
declared that regardless of the
fact that the steamer is under
federal jurisdiction while sail
ing, any complaint that alcoholic
beverages were sold to minors
aboard the ship would be ham
died in the regular way" when
il was made.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-03
Cakes Killer
Still Sought
British Justice
CIines TO Troll
BY +. V. W. JONES

NASSAU. Bahamas, AUG. s.
Pl-British justice. welded as
readily in defense as in prosecu-
ton resumes lis search today
for the murderer Of Sir Harry
Cakes. this colonys weslthiesi
citizen.
For the fourth time the prelim-
mary hearing for Alfred De Ma
rigny, charged with the Staying
will be reopened before Magis-
trate F. T. Field, but even as
witnesses testify against the
prisoner. the search goes on for
additional evidence.
At the previous heasng, two
witnesses placed De Marigny IN
the vicinity OF the death scene
the night Cakes was killed, and
another said ne had a wild
look in his eyes when seen the
next morning about the time
the body was discovered.
Little other direct testimony
was developed al the first hear
ings, but investigators have been
busy, both for government and
defense.
The murder Of Cakes, who
was found bludgeoned in a fire
charred bed July 8, is one Of the
most complex mysteries ever
faced by Nassau police He was
beaten with an instrument re-
sembling monkey-w rem h.
and the body was drenched
with insecticide and set on fire
De Marigny was taken into
custody the following day and
shortly after, Nancy Cakes DE
Msrigny, his wife and Cakes
daughter, flew TO his side and
declared complete faith in mis-
innocence.
1t was in the fabulous life OF
Cakes himself that the govern
ment delved for possible mo-
tives in the strange murder.
Cakes was once a down and
out miner who discovered gold
in Canada and maSSed fortune
estimated as high as $780,
100000.
Settling in the Bahamas, he
became the islands largest in
oustrialist
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-03
SNOOD. PLEASE,

PARIS, Mo. Blame that two
day shutdown of Clarence Pc
ter's threshing machine on a
horse.
It's tail caught between a belt
and a pulley. All the belts were
thrown off-and two pulleys
and shafts were broken.
The tail will do no further
damage.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-03

More than $4,000 miles of
holes were drilled by American
ollmen during 1941.
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Agricultural Agent
10 Attend Conference

William Murphy will attend
a conference of County Agricul-
tural agents at Lapeer Thurs
day, August 5.
Following the Lapeer confer
e,nce, Murphy will meet on
Friday, August 6, at Plymouth
with agents from Lapeer, St
Clair, Oakland, Washtenaw
Wayne, Lenawee and Monroe
counties for a tour of vegetable
and small fruit farms in the De-
troit area.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-03

A IS per cent rise in income
payments to individuals in Feb
ruary, l943, over February, 1912,
accounted for chiefly by manu-
featuring wages and salaries,
federal pay rolls and farm oper-
ators' income, according to gov
eminent figures. The total fig
ure sky-rocketed from SO bill
hons 70 Sf6.4 billions.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-03

To deliver the first Mariner
patrol bomber TO the Navy, en-
cheering put in 100000 man
hours. One engineer, undertake
ing the job alone on a 4O-hour
week, would have had to start
back in the year 1917.