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Draths
SKINNER, CHARLES L,

SKINNER. CHARLES L. Departed this
life on Wednssday. March 81; 1913: at his
as2 h. is asvosa sHhRass hss5sad IU 81
Camille Can. Jackson and Elrita Dabney. He
ton Of CHICAGO. fli. Other relatives s and and
thss John T; Rhines q CO. funeral home s.
Notice of funeral later.
H.. THEWs; ,:N JOHN g: Suddenly. on Tues
ea aaSe Se Seo7sd sf1 Sus.nd s. hi 6 nT euse SoaN
Ihews Of 4502 Highland ave. Bethesda
Chew Chase funeral home OF "v VIM. eSssSs ReuSen
Notice Of funeral later.
VAN vALKENBURGH, MARGARET 8.
On Wednesday, March 81. .1943, at the
st Nc: 5s1s sue9sS vHS 2asEs S21s e
bgRmH wife ne Of Lester deLcyn Van Val
James Getgood. Edward c., william H
and Ralph D. Speirs Of Paterson. N. J.
omit flowers.
vENABLE. OLA MeGRAw. On wednes-
ABLE; beloved wife of Charles H Venable
6 A. pssssr Of South Pit Pstsburs. s1 Tenn.; s;
MIs, Mrs; J. " Garter Of hollywood. Ala Mrs.
tanooga, Tenn; J. A. McGraw Of Atlanta.
Ga; L; G. McGraw Of Memphis Tenn, and
funeral services Vi oGr Friday. .Sf Hprii ), at 2
pm. at the Perry & Walsh funeral home,
29 St. NV. Relatives and friends invit-
ed. Please omit flowers.
tbis XlfRfAE I}a ssd.K MARY EnASc!s Departed
Frsedmens Hosptai a'sh NARY y fRHNcis fg1a Is
Saaae oscs sev1sd Ss, ans %Sh Hd s
one daughter. Mrs. Sarah speIler. She
e also is survived by one sister. Mrs. Lillian
York City: many grandchildren and great
grandchildren. other relatives and many
f5lends. ;nd Rsmatns resting at the John T.
Enines q Co. funeral home, 3rd and Eye
Funeral Friday. April 2. st 1: 80 pm,
r0R f. IoSs va
Cemetery
e. 1915 ELLA WALLER x cousin n"si 81 ohsries hsEss
tu1sla, Rsmans psn, resting at the Mslvan 3 sehey
where services will be held Saturday. April
etery.
WEAVER, JOSEPH L. On Thursday,
sRPH ARF ls4I Ct caspay psaysd Hospta Jo
Jesse M. Weaver, Mrs. Blanche Waldon
and Mrs. Lucy Dressler.
400 Chaplin st. NV. on Saturday, nf Hprii
Interment in Bethel Cemetery. ,s Aiexandria. diia
Va.
WERDEN. FRANK W. Suddenly. on
THURSDAY, March 80. 1e43,, FRANK W
WERDEN, beloved husband of Lillian
'Werden, son OF Mrs. Mary E. Werden:
brother OF Marion Faulkner and Charles
Funeral on Friday. April 2. at pm
from the funeral home of Vernon K Lem
mon, 1911 Park Heights ave Baltimore
Md. Relatives and friends invited
WILEY, FLORENCE NJ. On Wednesday,
March 81. 1913. FLORENCE NJ. WILEY
stepmother of Emmett Wiley of Crozet, Va;
sister OF Eugene T., Ernest A.. Charles B.
Laura " Wiley. Emma s. Huyett. Mrs
Margaret Bairstow and Mrs Ollie L. Good
ing,
Services at Chambers funeral home. sly
l tn st, Sc, on Friday April ., at l pm
Relatives and friends invited. Interment
Rock Greek Cemetery
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1n Mrn1nrtai1t

! BARTLETT. ANNIE NJ. In loving re-
mob.r Of my ssHyed wife Td
,Hdov who departed this life four years ago
The little road to, yesterday
| =, Winds forever through my heart:
| Its memories dear and precious
Are of my life part.
| And fondest of those memories,
More lasting and most true.
Are memories of happy times
| We have shared. dear mother. with you.
HER @ @L0MING HUSBAND. MERvIN. AND
PRED PREF BRoWN' who departed this life
HER SoS Su' soss' On '0'sSsiSR SsEsoN AND
BUNDY. ZENoBIA MILLER. Sacred to
the e ou, heI1yed sagShter and
depsrted this ife Thirteen years s ago today' no
April l. 1880
thousand times: one thousand times,
Gods love has led us safely through
To peaceful waters. calmer skies.
To greener pastures than we knew;
And so we trust Him now and keep
Our faith alight, our purpose true.
Our are clear they see beyond
And softly, as we move in faith
w. The e,,It pathway hSg.y e opens on our sight:
DFy1IEp BfGna ,osgPH aGTHFE hnp PSI M1kY SgNDY
NJ: BUTLER. who departed this life nine
years ago today April l, 1894.
HIS LOVING wiFE Eess AND Is pAGeHrER. Rsz6ej
HEATHCoIE. JOHN NJ. In sad but
and father. JOHN NJ, HEATHcoTE' who
/. 1898.
precious one, from us has sone.
A voice we loved is still
place Is vacant in our home
"'''" WIFE ffz!f ASD sh9 DA5aHrrRs. b H5ifri
1AHas Who II ns@:ss sss:ss
Who all my Toys and sorrows shared'
How I long to hold his hand
And ,nS.rsie say the ~ things that he alone could
Never win his memory fade:
my nffGs ais fovENa fs5 h1a %ffE; SSfTE; KATIE
ROSIE >, aeap In sad but eyp
Ego teday Aprif php p Daissa 1883 away vs
Gone. but not forgotten.
HER SON.
MULvIHILL. MARY CURTIN. A tribute
| Of love and devotion to the precious mem
sIRT1N M1LV1Hfh 1IS I'LL Who spsr depsrtea Ahh Ills
life eight years ago today. April /. 1885
Death cannot keep your love from
HER DEVOTED HUSBAND AND cH1L-
DREN
| ROOTS. INDIA DORIS. In loving men,
ory Of our baby daughter. INDIA DORIS
ROOTS. who departed this life one year
| ago today.
Gone are the steps we loved so dear.
| Silent the voice we loved to hear:
! Too far away for sight or speech.
But not too far for THOUGHTS to reach.
| HER DEVOTED PARENTS, EFFE AND
WALTER ROOTS.
GERMAN. ADALINE AND GEORGE W.
dear parents. GEORGE ". ZEIRMAN. who
departed thAs life April -16, 1921, and
ADALINE ZEIRMAN, who left me April 1,
1912.
Home is sad. o God. how dreary,
Lonesome. lonesome. every spot
| Listening for their voices till weary,
Weary, for | hear them not.
DEVOTED DAUGHTER, MABEL L. STA
Piles.
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John {. Marlin, Head
| Of Racing Board, browns

By the Associated Press.
MIAMI BEACH. Fla, April l.
Caught in an undertow, John E.
Martin. S., of Providence, chair
man of the Rhode Island Racing
Commission, was drowned yester-
day short distance offshore. Two
other surf drownings also were re-
ported.
Two soldiers who. with 200 others
and Mrs. Martin, saw Mr.. Martin
struggling in the water, attempted
to rescue him, and were caught in
the treacherous tide Other soldiers
formed human chain to rescue
them.
Police Chief F.. w. Hackett of
Surfside said Mr. Martin was SWIM
ming short distance from shore
when caught in the undertow. Coast
guardsmen recovered the body.
Angus Eastman, 50. of Kingston.
N. Y, and George Schulman, IS, OF
Canton. Ohio, were the other drown
Ing victims.
Justice of the Peace Ralph G. Pole
said Mr.. Eastmans drowning ap-
parently followed heart attack.
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Mrs. J. A. Messer Dies;
Wife Of Bank Official

Mrs. Agnes Lincoln Messer, IS,
wife of James A. Messer, vice pres
ident and director of the Columbia
National Bank. died Tuesday at
her home, 3504 Macomb street NV
Funeral services will be held at 2
pm. tomorrow at Gawlers chapel.
Burial will be private.
Besides her husband, Mrs. Messer
Is survived by a daughter, Mrs.
Agnes M. Ruedin Of Douglaston,
Long Island, and a grandson, James
Messer Ruedin.
Mrs. Messer was born at Reds
Corner, in Southern Maryland. She
was the daughter of Henry Messer,
a stonemason contractor, and Agnes
Henderson Messer. She came to
Washington as a child and was
educated in public and private
schools here. For q number of
years Mrs. Messer was a short
hand reporter at the Capitol and in
1896 was married to Mr.. Messer,
who owned and operated a whole
sale plumbing supply business here,
from which he retired two years ago.
Mrs. MeSser was member Of the
Central Presbyterian Church.
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Meridian Hill Vandalism
Protested 10 Police

A protest was taken to park police
yesterday on stone throwing and de-
facement of statues in Meridian Hill
Park. J. Harvey Wattles, 1861 Cres-
cent place NV, asked that police
supervision of the park be increased.
M. Wattles reported that yester-
day, while waiting for bus across
from the park. he and several women
were targets of a shower of stones
thrown by a group of boys. He said
he had been struck on the leg by one
OF the stones and the women had
barely escaped being hit.
Mr.. Wattles also declared that
boys have married and defaced the
parks statues. He said that Just
recently the statue of President
Buchanan had been marred by
rouge.
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6. {. Meinecke, "a, Dies;
Buffalo Scout Leader
BY the Associa ted Press.

BY the Associated Press.
BUFFALO,. NJ Y. April 1.-Ger-
hard E. Meinecke, "a, believed to be
the Oldest Boy Scout leader in the
Nation, died yesterday after a brief
illness. As a merit badge counselor,
he gave thousands Of Scouts tests in
interpreting, art and painting.
Known as Grandpa Meinecke to
thousands of Buffalo Boy Scouts, he
began to take an active interest in
scouting when he was 10. At %, he
still was able to do a headstafid or
handstand on a chair. He played
and sang with the boys and joined
them In their tests.
Mr.. Meinecke was an accomplished
linguist, artist and pianist. He spoke
five languages and kept a diary in
all five, making each days entry In
a different language.
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Bishop Joseph PIagens
Of Grand Rapids Dies
BY the Associated Press.

Ey the Associated Press.
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, April I.
Funeral services will be held at
10 am. Tuesday In st. Andrews
Cathedral for the most Rev. Joseph
G. Plagens, 63, Bishop of the Grand
Rapids Catholic Diocese, who died
yesterday of heart ailment.
Msgr. Thomas L. Noa of Grand
Rapids, named administrator of the
diocese until appointment of a new
bishop, said the body would lie In
state with honor guards.
Although funeral plans were in
complete, 1t was said Archbishop
Edward Mooney of Detroit probably
will be celebrant at a pontifical
requiem mass with bishops of
Michigan and neighboring States
attending.
Bishop Plagens, born in Poland,
came to Detroit with his parents
when he was years old. He at
Evening star., 1943-04-01
Mary Stewart, Educator,
Dies in Cincinnati
> the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
CINCINNATI, April 1.-Miss Mary
Stewart, retired superintendent of
Indian education in California and
nationally known educator and
clubwoman, died last night follow
ing long illness.
Miss Stewart was former dean
OF women at the University of Mon
tana and was on the staff of the
New York World during the World
War. She was the author OF a
prayer used by many women's clubs
in the United States and England
in opening their meetings.
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Men in Army One Yeor
Eligible for Medal

President Roosevelt today issued
an executive order making enlisted
men who complete one year of active
Army service after December Z, 1941,
eligible for the Good Conduct Medal.
The medal was established by the
President on June %, 1941, for award
to those who honorably completed
three years of active military service.
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n e S S . Requiem
mass will be held
for her at 9 am.
Saturday at the
Shrine of the
Sacred H e art,
with burial in
M mt Olivet
Cemetery.
She ope n e d
h er establish
ment, now at 739
Eleventh street
NV, in 1896,
a n d manufac-
tured toile t
articles.
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leader in work for charities.
She is survived by six sisters, Mrs.
A: A. Ashburn of San Francisco and
Mrs. Cecilia Barnett. Mrs. S. D.
Mackey. Mrs. Gait Burns. Mrs. ].
Rozier Biggs and Mrs. William E.
Roche, all of this city.
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Mr.. Grace played an important
part in the development of Inger-
soll-Rand Co., manufacturers of in
dustrial compressed air machinery,
as we'll as participating in the di-
rection of sthe w. r. Grace g. Co.,
shipping concern.
Mr.. Grace was an enthusiastic
polo player and steeplechase rider
in his youth and was known in later
years as the breeder of a number
of famous polo mounts. For many
years he was member of the Polo
Committee of the Meadow Brook
Club and of the American Polo AS
sociation. His country home was
The Crossroads, at Old Westbury,
Long Island.
Born in New York City April II.
1878. Mr.. Grace grew up at the
family home. Gracefield, in Great
Neck. Long Island. He was grad
uated from Columbia University In
1900.
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DrathH
HYATT. FRANCK. uR-

HYATT. FRANCK, JR. Suddenly, on
We vMsdnesday. March 81, 1913. FRANCK
hYAdT' E,aAdI . Jr. son of the late DR.. and Mrs.
n.Ia, Funeral from the y. |. spears Go. fu-
heraI anrI bone ne 1899 st Nv on Saturday,
coin Cemetery.
!. JACKSON, ADDIE MASON. On wednes-
AbP n5Es Mason jacksoH q casHseF wie His'D,i di
l;am lM;il1iaT T., JACKSON ;; devoted mother Of VII
son. She. also is survived By two two sisters.
dso. dwo ,brothers, seven grandchildren. two
nephews and Other ssstY., nses anS and
neral home. 1900 South CAPITOL CAPITOL St. o'o .u
vincent Be- Paul Catholic Church q fTSm Reausm
olivet Cemetery. Family to be seen at So
G st. s.w.
nesdaz JGHsqM Msra5 LENA PAS Passed sEa, Sn Wss
sister Of Miss Fedia. Green Of the District
OF ct s,ohn,aaa Golumbia and m Mrs. Blanche jackson
York. Saturday, April 3.
JONES. JOSEPH T. Departed this life
suddenly, Monday, March 29 1943 JOSEPH
\: l: JONES, the son OF Jimmy and Eliza
friends. Remains resting at the Barnes
d. Matthews funeral home: 6l4 4th st. sw.
oASi al SdtuTuay, ApTN s, at pm,
from friendship Baptist Church. 1st and
Il sts. sw., Rev B. H: Whiting ofaciating.
lnterment Chatham, Va. 2
JONES. CHARLES. Suddenly. on Tues
day. March 30, 1943, CHARLES JONES.
beloved husband of Lorraine Jones, brother
OF Maggie Hardy and Johnnie Jones.
i. Funeral Friday April 2. at , pm, from
the W: Ernest Jarvis funeral church, 1882
You st. NV. Friends invited Interment
Lincoln Memorial Cemetery.
JOHNSTON. MARIE N. On Wednesday,
MaTsh MaRfE e. 9aSH h9a$; at HEmsrseney Hospital;
Marie A., Robert W. and Lincoln @.
Friends may call at Gawler's chapel,
100 Pa: ave. NV. where services will he
held on Friday, April 2. at $3.50 pm. In.
terment Cedar Hill Cemetery.
karin. FRANCES. On Monday, March
e, l943, at Emergency Hospital, FRANCES
KARIN. aunt of Florence Bright, Whitman
Harrison and Gertrude Durant Also sur
vlving are other relatives and many friends.
Notlce OF funeral later. Arrangements
KING; CHARLES W: deacon Of Taber-
st. CHAREs w. US KfNG devoted bDs px
oand OF Laura L. King. He also is sur
vlVed by brother, Elias King of Balti-
more, more, Mo: seven nieces, three nephews
Eriand. Ena most OF other relatives and friends.
April 3, at his. late residence
from from the Tabernacle Baptist church, Burr
vile. D. c. Allen g. Morrow, directors. in
charge.
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Katie {. Dunn Dies;
Funeral Set Saturday

Katie E. Dunn. pioneer In the
halrdressing business here, died last
night at her home, 1888 Harvard
street NV, after a two-month ILL
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tended st. Mary's Seminary, Balti-
more. and was ordained July S, 1908,
at Detroit.
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Notice to stamp collectors: All
War savings stamps are genuine and
will increase in value.
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W.R. Grace, Ex-Head
OF fIng|e'.rIso||.:Rand, J
Dies at Aiken, 5. {.
Moenote Was Son
Of One Time Mayor
Of New York
By the Associated Press,

By the Associated Press.
AIKEN, S. c.. April 1.-William
Russell Grace, ga, former head of
the Ingersoll-Rand Co., died sud-
denly at his winter home here yes
terday.
Mr.. Grace. who retired several
years ago, was winter resident
here 20 years. His father was a
former Mayor of New York.
Surviving are the widow. the for
mer Miss Elise Ladew of New York !;
three daughters, Mrs. Augustus
Blagden of Philadelphia, Mrs. J.
Frederick Byers, jr., of Corpus
Christi, Tex, and Mrs. Alan Corey,
jr.. of Pontiac. Mich; a brother,
Joseph P. Grace of New York, and
three sisters, Mrs. George Edward
Kent, Mrs. John S. Phipps and Miss
Louise Nathalie Grace all Of New
York.
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CHARLES W.. Columbia Lodge
No. So, I. B. P. o. E. of W., is
hereby notified OF the funeral
of Brother CHARLES W. KING,
from Tabernacle Baptist Church,
52nd and Hayes st. ne, Sun
day, April 4. 1943. l pm. Ses-
sion of sorrow at the Elks
Home, 301 Rhode Island ave.
NV, Thursday, April l; at
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AMBRosE 4. DuRKiN: Exalted Ruler.
Attest: W. S. SHELBY, Secretary.
SWART, EMMA WARD. On Tuesday,
March 80, 1943, at her residence. 1916
Rhode Island ave. NV, EMMA WARD
SWART. beloved wife Of the late Harris
M. Mundell, Mrs. Harriet Ward Wood
ward, Mrs Marie Agnes Doyle and Mrs.
Vera Francis Cassidy.
Friends may call at the above residence
until Saturday, April 3, at $50 an:
thence to st. Matthews Cathedral. 1725
Rrode lslsnd ave. NV. where requiem
mass will be offered at 10 ar. for the re-
pose OF her soul Relatives and friends
invited. lnterment Mount Olivet Gene
terry. 2
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EDWARD L. washington
Lodge, No. Is, B. P. O. Elks,
will convene in session Of
sorrow at S..3Q pm. Thurs
day, April 1. 1943. for the
purpose Of paying tribute
to the memory OF our late
brother, EDWARD L. RED
FIELD, enrolled August II,
Oon. afoA Aoprh ~ E1L
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-13

A PROFOUND OBSERVATION
Harold Nickolai. a war worker
comes up with this thought on th'
war:
eff You want 10 know how it's
coming along just read the post
erS. First IL was defense bonds,
then war bonds and now victory
bonds"
Harold thinks that shows thai
maybe we are winning the war.
Watch those new pennies or you
might end up 9 npts short, Mis-,
Helen johnson, a clerk in fedora
court, found this out when she
gave one TO a tax collector
She didn't do IL on purpose, oil
and when she found out
she paid the 9 cents.
The penny really looks like q
dime until you take "A close look.
DOUBLE SURPRISE: Mrs
Eunice Keele received 4 letter
the other day that said her huS-
band. 1t. Charles Keele, had ar
rived at a South Sea destination
A few minutes later the door
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-13
Doctors Formula
Stirs Up Lazy
| Liver Bile

Rish Way To Relieve Constipation
and Feel "Tip-Top" In MorningI
II Ever bile doesn't flow freely esery
lag into your Observation-Disclosures
With iks headaches and that "half-alive"
ealing often result. So stir up your liver
,ile secretion and see how much better.
you should feeli Just try DR.. Edwards
olive Tablets used so successfully for
pears by DIR. F. III. Edwards for bis pa
.ientswith constipation and sluggish bile.
N Olire Tablets, being purely vegetable.
IRE Wonderful They not only stimulate
pile INV to help digest fatty foods but
slso hop elimination. Get box TODAY.
f6s. 3ps. Cos. Follow label directions.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-13

funeral coming MIR. sCHMEDDING
he would run into the basement
press a button 10 signal the man
i'm the tower who would then bang
away AT the big bell with a sledge
hammer The thing is auto
matte now but the clock itself has
TO be wound once a week.
A year ago last January some
one did a good turn for little Joan
Brown who was crippled at the
time. That person gave her lit
tie dog to replace the one the dog
catcher took for biting a boy. Now
Joans little dog has had puppies,
-four of them. and she would like
them 10 go toward the happiness
Iof some other little girl any
one want a dog?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-13

press room is going - be redeco-
rated and the boys who live there
don't like it They don't want
their memories touched and they
are all over the walls.
RED FACED DEPARTMENT:
Clarence NJ. Carr. clerk at record
er's court, is in a jam again this
year. His wife has a birthday in
March but he doesn't know if it
is on the eleventh or twentieth be-
cause il was on one of those two
days that he was married.
1t happened last year and the
year before.
He Just can't seem to'remember
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-13
People You Know
He Gets His War News From Posters
BY WILLIAM FLEMING

his wife'S birthday or his wedding
anniversary So he sent "a
Ohio where they were married
and had them look il up.
Things about the city hall that
you didn't know but that Jan
SchmeddIng. superintendent of
street construction can tell you.
Jan, who has been around the
city hall for over 30 years, says
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-13

the giant bell in
the tower that
tolls out the
hours was once
rung by hand
when there was
a big funeral
passing by.
Jan explains
a IN a n would
S [ a n d in the
street and when
h q S a w [ h e
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-13

Grand River Ave. y
nii"iiohH Open at 10 80 A. NJ. Bob
Hope, Bing Crosby Dorothy Lamour Alan
Ladd In "sTAR SPANGLED RHYTHM. f"
Plus FALL IN"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-13

DLL-iIL Open Gas. Park Free. In
Techncolor. THE BLACK SWAN Tyrone
Power. Maureen OHara. "a NIGHT TO
REMEMBER Loretta Young and Brian
Aherne. Also Disney's Army Mascot"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-13

DLVVHI lLLD "PITTSBURGH," with
Marlene Dietrich and Randolph Scott, 7 co.
ert Young in "CAIRO" at SAC p. NJ.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-13

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., WIch. q
Uih'DViiL Open r. NJ Park Free.
Fred MacMurray, Paulette Goddard. THE
FOREST RANGERS" GEO. WASHING
Sheridan. Sat. Mat. Big Cartoon Partyi
WYAND0TTE- MAJESTIC-w' oosO : . =
Park Free. Frank Craven, Mary Howard.
THROUGH DIFFERENT EYES" Buster
Crabbe, -"BIILy THE KID. TRAPPED"
V0IIp-Forest, nj Mt. Elliott Pr 1880 A
lUUh Open Ss:f5. Ann sheridan. Dennis
Morgan. WINGS FOR THE FAGLYs"
Plus mug TOWN" Dead End Kids.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-13

past II years.
Olive is now
the secretary OF
City Treasurer
Cobo. They have
n e yer be n
known to get
angry at any
one and between
them they have
had 80 years OF
service.
y . .
The city hall
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-13

bell rang and
who was il but
her brother-in-
] a w, William
keele, who is a
pilot officer in
[ h e Canadian
Air Force.
Much has been
written a b on [
{ he Low a b lie
NJ a b Ell Ford,
who has been
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-13

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DE. $3.50 4
pLhhDonN Open 8 p. NJ. Park Free.
Jack Benny. Ann Sheridan, GEORGE
WASHINGTON SLEPT HERE" "FOREST
RANGERS" Fred MacMurray, p. Goddard.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-13
Woman Smoker Dies in Fire

GOSHEN. Ind. March - (INS)
LFire caused when she fell ASLEEP
khile smoking her pipe in bed was
|lamed today for the death of Mrs
Josie Sprague, IS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-13

stenographer secretary TO mayors
since 1922 but not as much about
her equally lovable sister. Olive,
who has been with the city for the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-13

ihlo BIG OWL SHOW SATURDAY
COME AS LATE AS p. M
AND SEE OUR REGULAR SHOW
PLUS SUNDAYS TWO FEATURESt
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-03

Japanese strategy their early island hopping The
tactics used points around the main objective cut com
lines then enveop the esd point ntsl from the
anks with their navy and vertically with their These aerial and
smphous after The ps now
that The islands IAN used for traffic The Unite Nations
forces are now battling way from down underuP over the
EQUATOR toward Japanese bases their island onehod
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-03
labauI Key TO Japan's Offense-and Defense-n Pacific

When Japan first gained control of the
Marshsll. Caroline and Marisnas Islands.
under the League Of Nations msndsie.
the Nips agree d not TO fortify them.
Evening star., 1943-09-22
AUCTION SALES.
rOMORNOW-

THOMAS j. OWEN 4 soN, Auctioneers.
rRqsTEEs SAFE Or vAISAsLE a REAL
hssIaAk su1IbiSa hIb1Ss eoNTaINISa TThhIEk5s fWo
kSpMN kSSTRwTAsT IS 1868 coLoMBiA Road
accorded IN Liber $500 at folio 40 OF the
land records Of the District Of Columbia
thereby. the unde rsisned viii sell al plbiic
auction IN front Of the premises on THURS.
PM, the followins-d escribed land. and
mhis srd stqafs bsfes IN the Disist Of Co
six, te6, in Square Twenty Ave, hundred
Walker AND uhers Pos II 5sop Of sos
IN the once Of the Surveyor for he 'ISeo p,sa
trier Of Columbia in Liber County 20 at
TERMS Of, SALE: Purchaser to pay
one-third, Of the purchase price in cash
and the balance in two equal installments
interest at the rate of four and one half
'4'zl per centum per annum and secured
M M oss at he opoh on the o 9Ps sold
taxes PAID or adjusted to the date Of sale
oeod title @ se he sess Deposit St Gf ssoo
will b. required at the time OF sale and
Sc sefttlssmeat TO BE within thirty t$oi DAYS
and the property resold at the risk and
cost Of the defsultin2 purchaser. after fve
resale in some newspaper punished in
"'''''5' s. " %RRfLfSy 4 s JACOBS. Trustee.
,ot,,, Washinston (5), D. c.
AMERICAN SECURITY TRUST
By: 4 # sHrLL1NoroN.