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Evening star., 1943-06-13
CATTLE & LIVESTOCK

VIRGINIA HORSES-Just received fresh
carload. mules and ponies; harness brides,
saddles . GATED riding hurses some cheap
ridlnk horses, Rear fiG 18th st sc. -
SOME PLACE ~ keep any pony. close
10 Transportation II possible. DU. l7lU
FOR SALE-,i-year-old gated chestnut
saddle horse, Il 80 lbs, lG2 Phone Ber-
Wyn Il-W.
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POTATO SLICER > modern flyers and q
scales Owner TR "T2a
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PRINT SHOP, complete, tor basement or
small store excellent spare-t time income,
value. $3.50. Price. $3.50 cash. 61o6 14th
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MARIMBA-9n OctaVeS, S4N.3W- CaL RI
public G'!I2, KITS, 1880 9 st. emldole
~ lori.
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POTATO PEEL Err. motor driven type Tor
hotel or restaurant. perfect condition. Box
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CAMktA -GraneX Hr.Xlt4; B and L Tes-
s4r I. I aud hhn mag Roten&toCF told
luE "'.N3F. - coupled f. MeudclSohu
abetd sun aAl other aces pllVate party.
btINAu I'm
Evening star., 1943-06-13

PRINTING PRESS. 1919 / hesd wlTs
SHtcher paper cutter, 100 cases type rIth
cabinets. Mis- Hllaur0dS equipment, 3 600
steel one. two, three letter rorsgrsnl dles
and press Cesh Cali sunday EN- s3,4
PROTECTOR Is nm Eastman, $40 IS
nm Beacon. so. 35 nm. BeVrr. $50;
Lett enlarger, 500, accessories. 100 II
PUMP heayv-dutv. large capacity, douoin-
rnilattT diEeC. tone Unu|: connected -
one -hlra hp baII-aear!ug ". RI motor;
PW cost %H5 take &&i 81 At $50
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PRINTING PRESS 3x5 I cases type ez-
ira SD, OIL burner and controls, S45, Du-
Evening star., 1943-06-13

tOKEST MANOk7S DISPOSAL. SALE
Here Is your opportunity 70 obtain TOY
quahty cocker spanieia IVr breeding stock
Some ol these offerings are recusnl4eQ ~
outAtsidlnk cookers. Also one ouLst4nd-
i!ls red male puppy. Harry LuStlue. 3DHl
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ICE CREAM FREEZER, Taylor 9la-g4llon
retr!gerat difTuSor, Frlgidaire compressor
and '5-hp 6 motor: a-bqrner sneN
. service table large lS-ft rug. SAC air
plot. window type Inquire weekdays, NO
5000 lJnf "ISt st n "
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INVALID Wheel CHAIRS. crutcnes, nos-
pitsl beds and eonalnodes; new and used;
a.! STYLES; reduced prices: will rent: also
41s 10Th ST NV Net l643
JIGsAW lathe, miniature drill press.
Dunlap en'1Dm pNt. never used; $50 for lot.
Phone 81 53n5
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| WANTED-OutboaEd motors, regardless OF
! SlGe or condition: cash for same 7.i7
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FURNTTURE-Louugc char, recently re-
covered wine $50: cocktail table So; wine
wool woven rug. $40: dishes Dupont 'i%h6
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FURNITURE En'"riUp service. mast sell.
modern design. almost brand new; FrIgid-
are, 2aS range, spiHtt piano, tarpGJinG
living rtn dlnette set, studio couch. lamps
lAdIo desk Glebe ,J;I. I:tF
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cabinets, metal sH- 5l21-
MOTORS electric. a C and d. C, all sizes;
new and rebuilt: rewinding, repairing.
Carty Electric Service. 160s 14th St NV.
MOTORS-34 Century. new: - used
! Is with base All perfect. Wash. Tourist
Camp, East Pot. PARK. Apply Tailor &
Barber Shop. Weekdays
MOVIE motion viewer and snlicer G-mm.
B. & H, new S75, MA. 9730.
OFFICE DESK and char. ice box, electric
stove. baby carriage, beds. dressers din
ing table. chairs, household furniture Of
all kinds, AD, 1429.
OFFICE FURNITURE Desks chairs,
steel I 4-drawer lock file case, leather set
tee, d: c, osc., i6 fans. underwood
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ICE BOX. excellent CoHdI40G, insulated
/ 3o-poUnG capacity reasonable, Randolph
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APPRECIATION.

IDI BEsS NE5UE IS
'THlle y0UI trees now Also trees cut
'uwn, careful tApeTi work rates II. on
sbit Call IA %SBS .! sligo 3>!S.
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A. COOK
POULTRY 3 EGGS.

y IA, COON,
LANDSCAPING LAWNS TREE SURGERY
WO 1870, KENSINGTON i66 10
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No. -" B-X, 81! 30.

CAMERAS ti"I, Kodak Visllaut, U-lu:
Asia PD IL Clipper. Argus COnlHX with
e1nS'"s case, etc: private party. Si, il!i.
Evening star., 1943-06-13

Electric sERVICE-Bells. lamps and
speaking systems: lowest prices. OR. 4T25. .
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HOUSEHOLD GOODS gcod condition.
cheap waffle iron chlDa, tables lamps.
ext cords, kitchen utensils and mise. NO
Il 49, Il
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FURNITURE-Brand-n owner leaving
city; bedroom, living and dining room
suites and other pieces Apt. A-34d, ~
Terrace rd. Sc Buyer can rent apartment
qualified
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POOM'G HOUSE II RMS.
EDWIN l.. ELLIS.

Mass ave between lGth and i.th II " .
1 baths rooGnN have TuGuIur water .
car gar Has hI,a'Hpca. Completely Iurn.
loeal loo OF. H-.--- - uuW Ie.mA.
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HOUSEHOLD ARTICLES. russ, axI2: bed
rltIo"S dinlng rm furn- pictures kltcnen-
war, etc l4Ia Glrard ". co 5363
. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE for sale. ladies'
and mems clothiug, No dealers RA
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ICGSOXES recona!uorpd. gas RANGES
NOtlled e"e hglingS -lpp!iedJ coal cook
stoves trunks N9ll-a Way cots beds
w&rdgOoeg Acme Furniture luIJl In
-t " W, Ma Sn13 Open ewes.
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FURNITURE -Speclai, 3-pc. walnut bed
Ioom set odd dresSers and chest OF draw
erS. breakfast sets, occasiona! chairs, Dun
can rhyig tables, mahogany, hollywood
beds, single - and double sizes. complete
line Of bedGins, kneehole desks and sec,
sofa beds and cots, oilct turn and rugs
IiNCNln EAruilInt Co go. "a ave n W
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FURNIIURL-C0 C0mpI-je bedroom, Aviu
d4uttte; ntw condition sacriAcr tor casa
$3.50 Gail after ! p IN. APT. 3u;i, 1lU@
Hih II W
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CAMERA Clnemaster- like new x mlllt-
meter 10. HuAt-!n AgAt meter. II o2Sa
CAMERA folding with ulm light meter
Gem stones unuuuAled Hobart 4095 .
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WANTED Used l8-ft. canoe In
good condition. Box 235-k. Star.
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FURNITURESold my home, Will Sacrl-
fice bedroom and dining room suites cheap
914 Emerson st. NV. Sunday bet. 10 and 4
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GENERATOR6-sTART 50 30 up. iarg-
est asSott: install immed small charge
elec tepairsj 2@th year. CARTY, l60S l4th
GOING AWAY must dlscose of some
antique and modern furniture, also old
DLNL-tE- .tSNL LitNr. IN
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FURNITuRE-FQr immediate cash sale ::
Maple twin bed sset, double bed set, bunk
beds. dinette sci. corner cabinet 2-piece
living room set Unpanted bookcases cor
ner cabinet and chest Of drawers. Call
Sunday or Monday after Il. 1924 St.
Z q nj
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. k'EcfHIC FAN, d. C. current, oscii!ate, in
! cod condition; Iii III. Cal! Monday, 3nls
/ tiF0r4iu
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Gas STOVE, Iappen IcIuSetT Iatesl motel
5ivided TOP four burner insulated oven,
electric light Timer and other features
nearly new SEp0 ! ~
Evening star., 1943-06-13

"CapIts!s LsF-e,J Guest House Broker
lH!0 Vr'mon' Az, km ~ RI 5li"
FOoMING HOUSE. .olh near Cot I'd If
rooms, ! baths Rem, ~i"5 Very nicely
Evening star., 1943-06-13

I AIItS FURNITURE CO.
| WuShuGtQn's OIialpai Cut-prIce House,
@!l G ST NV. Eatre Rni.u.ug
| District 1.1, Open Every eve I'll! ..
| FUkE4fuRE- New luuu4e char puIi-up
, chair lamps ana Other household goods
/ TtQ aLlsgiC IA .ui!
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FURNTrURE-Modern walnut chest desk.
SIS and table mirror top, $40; dressing
table. mirror and stool, IS; = rugs each,
- NJ
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FURNITURE Coffee table, > eud tables.
bedroom chair. attractive folding screen.
New and carefully selected Call OR
55li for appointment. 15t
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:tNCTklC FANS te1. ij-inth, d. c. and
water eaqIef, ice bottle type. $500 each
Evening star., 1943-06-13

ABY CHICKS PuIlorum tested, special
ssoIted our choice 50 10 per 100; ship
3 .. d London Poultry, 624 N. clinton,
Evening star., 1943-06-13

fCEBOX white euamc. - pounds capac-
ityi like new half price Hillside I246-M
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HUDSON SEAL JACKET. size II like new;
al-lca hcc hriefcaSe, reasonable. jack
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GUEST HOUSE. 2l RMS.

hth NOT tar from Mass ave II ". 5000
rent Income IN house > 800 u3uS y, ] 40
rlcnthN Tor IabIe ouurders. making total
81 S",AoN gross monthlN. quoted DN owner ,
very oeS' OF eQNlpmrut- Inspect uutI S.,i-
listed ~ 500 down
EDWIN L. ELLIS,
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ONE III sAlLBOAT. complete. all equip
meit, excellent condition. $4,000. Phone
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

EASY WASHER, G Il. refrigerator, iH-iucn
" Z, electric faI, Detroit Jewel gas
stove, Aitchen SINK. Arcola. iIll 4th st.
Evening star., 1943-06-13

! GAS STOVE, three burner So Duncan
! PhSfe table, single bed spring. physiciar's
! compete Office equiomNnt- WI. "O03.
Evening star., 1943-06-13

| COCkkk SFANIELS. Weeks old males,
! $40, females, sla, Call CH Y6j1 any
| time Sunday, weekdays after q p.M
| COCKER SPANIELS, adorable, beautiful,
! black. male and female, u wka., highly
| pedisfeed, A. K. C. GE u3i :. 0Ul?
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EDWIN L. ELLIS.
GUEST HOUSE, 62 RMS.

Excellent location. no compe II ION = e
one weekly business S5,nu0 cash. bal
anee tnanCe6 VIII, MEYER REALTY
lho5 copr' Square BloE Baltic. Nd
il ROOMS, 4 BATHS long lepse. In
come $500 month. : 500 handles
Evening star., 1943-06-13

.lisikNS female, blue Persian. thorough
ESd HgGSe. rear 1000 EHAtern ave,
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FURNITURE OF all kinds al lowest prices
Also several pieces OF antique furniture,
Beds, dIeSSerS and living room furniture
Manhattan Storage Co 50y II st. ne
Closed Oh Sundays
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l1-FT. CABIN CRUISER, suitable for home
living, excellent condition. INV a., running
water. shower. relrGeratog, blue gaS oven,
N"Fy-Dulit huil. II. II. Ray, Nash Marine
Evening star., 1943-06-13

FURNITURE - Hish-grade dark walnut
double bed, dressing table, chest Of drawers.
night stand, char, lnner-spring mattress.
box SPRINGS. excellent Cond. Emerson
$40 No dealers please u"
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FURNITURE excellent. sacrifice. living
room dining and bedroom; margle comb
radio, piano. siec. sewing machine. rugs:
No dealers- HLllE!te ltl0-\v
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CHAIRS hentwood, with new cane seats
81 each MA $3.50

CHAIR upholstered; kitchen table and 4
chairs. su9 radio ana typewriter MI
7hi1 Sunday oI evenings after M l5'
CHAIR Brown wicker. high bach; arm
loU tle table 'csy yeasouabje co 9ISS :
CHAISE LOUNGE. excellent conditlou,
meta lIueE-@p.iH2s 2.i. Porter st Il ".
Apt " OR tEl.i
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| FURNITURE Beautiful IN hogany dropeal
| tables, sOnle chairs 10 match. also ant lQue
| tables, etc AD a1'S. Al pm Ia
| FURNITURE, bedroom, living room and
| dining room Ike rev: 40 dealers; reason
| able H07 Gulntana Fl nv
Detroit evening times., 1943-05-06
CANDY BOUGHT

This was Donay'S : story:
stephan came into my shop
with n stranger on April lS-
that was Saturday. was dis
gusted because they were both
drunk and | do not smoke or
drink. The stranger wore dirty
oVeralls. If stephan introduced
him To me. I do not remember
the name he used. But there
was nothing said about the
stranger being an escaped pris-
Oner.
II do not think Rintelen was
In the shop when the two came.
! do not remember seeing him.
We talked for about seven min
utes. The stranger told me he
was born in Bavaria. ! said h.
had Saxon accent. l have he
come rather an authority on
accents since came TO this
country.
stephan bought some German
candy made Of sniSe and sugar
and finally they LETT. IL was
FBI agents who first told me
who the stranger was"
When Dondy gave him $50, krut
said he had told the importer /
was not nee caSSary. but Donay ha,
shrugged II off with a gcncro4
gesture of the arm.
CALLS IINTELEN LIAR
OF Rintclen. Donay said
II found him 10 he liar and
my customers were complaining
I told Rintelen once that Sie-
phan had complained about him.
that started the trouble between
them. ] had wanted To get rid uf
him, although l had gone on his
bond when he was arrested"
Shortly lfter Pearl Harbor. TN,
immigration authorities had al
rested Rintelen as an enemy alien
He was released. two months latcr
OF Stephan. Donay said;
"Stephan was only a business
acquaintance Of mine. He came
into my importing business every
week or two to buy supplies.
candies which I import. Now,
my business Is gone. sold. I
have nothing. I am pennileSs,
all my hard work gone for moth
ing"
Detroit evening times., 1943-05-06
DETROIT EVENING TINES (PHoNE CHERRY $500
Senate
Votes BAN
On Strikes

WASHINGTON, May 6 INS)-
Spurred by the coal crisis, the
Senate late yesterday passed. %
10 16, the Connally bill 10 outlaw
strikes in plants or mines under
government operation.
Inserted bv voice vote upon
motion of Senator Wagner Cd of
New York was an amendment 20
give the national War Labor
Board power to subpoena witnesses,
books and papers, with heavy
penalty for those who refuse to
obey summons.
ANY one refusing 10 obey WLB
subpoena would be subject 10 a
fine OF not more than $4,000 or
a year in prison, or both.
Detroit evening times., 1943-05-06
WOMAN on PAY ROLL

| hOsuf. ~ w II = INOlslA
Mrs. Smith. whom Monroe ad-
mitted having on his pay roll az
an average OF S7O0 10 $500 a
month. is yet TO be summoned "a
tell her whole story 10 the mill
tary committee.
1 Monroe told the committee that
in 1910 he legally changed his
name from Monroe kaplan n
John p. Monroe. that his brother
is Sam kaplan, an advisor on tex
tiles IN OPA with business Offices
AZ 7 NeStry street. New York. bur
that there was no connection
between his business interests and
those OF his brother.
The blunt-Spoken witness. who
frequently addressed committee
lmenberS as my good man, teS-
titled that his earnings totaled
Si5. 900 over a two-ycar period
mostly commissions At , per cent
Monroe and his mysterious
black clad woman associate. Mrs
Smith, VIII be called again next
week. May said The committee
then viii try 10 determine whether
gay social events AZ 2l0l r street
had any connection with war con-
tracts.
Mrs Smith-Who will he asked
10 explain $1,000 in checks paio
her by New Jersey war broker
for 'reSea h was present
throughout yesterday hearing
but remained in an office adioin.
ing the committee room. IN com.
pany with Mays secretary.
"She's a lovely woman" Mays
secretary reported "She invited
me to come out 10 the X street
/ house and see her
Mrs. Smith leased the Georgian
mansion on r street for $500 4
month. renting two upper floors
TO Monroe and his family.
Detroit evening times., 1943-05-06
OTHER PENALTIES

And il would be unlawful for
any one TO coerce, instigate or
induce any person TO strike in the
coal mines or any war production
enterprise under government oper-
alton.
Fines Of not more than $1,000 OF
imprisonment for not more than
two years, or both, for persons
who try 10 foment strikes in gov
ernment-operated plants or mines
are provided in the bill.
Under the terms OF the bill. all
working conditions in seized mines
or plants would be frozen until the
WLB changed them.
The bill was passed without one
of its sharpest teeth--that section
giving the government the right
TO take injunctive action against
any person or group charged with
interfering with production in
mines or war plants after they
had been taken over by the gov
eminent
Detroit evening times., 1943-05-06
Mother ~ Gift. Sunday. MNy @

x
Buy MORE United States =
War Stamps and Bonds
x
Detroit evening times., 1943-05-06

Don't let their delicate flower coors deceive you for these
about the practical spreads you could buy They
wash beautifully and require ironing and they wear
wonderfully we'll Pop them in the suds then quick drying
brisk shaking and they're ready for Mucolor
designs white pastel grounds Self patterns.
Chenille Spreads designs fun or twin. 6.9B
eEDDNc-HuDsoNs-sIcoND BAsEmENr-wooowASD-sEerloN
Detroit evening times., 1943-05-06
Hero Is Too Modest

SIOUX CITY, Ia, May 6 (UP)
Pvt. Austin Low is too modest
his mother complained today. In
a letter from North Africa he told
her of being awarded a silver star
for something or other.
Detroit evening times., 1943-05-06
AMENDMENT BEATEN

The Senate defeated, 45 10 "a,
an amendment by Senator Taft
(R) of Ohio 10 outlaw strikes in
any privately-operated plant or
mine while its labor dispute Is
being considered by the WLB.
If the Connally bill becomes law
it has yet 10 be acted upon by
the House - President John l..
Lewis of the United Mine Workers
of America could be compeffedAto
appear before the WLB.
Detroit evening times., 1943-05-06
Charge Dondy' S
Sister Works
For Goeriing e.
Continued from Page One)

mean death for my mother and
sister I'm Germany"
Judge Picard struck the re-
mark from the record, but Donay
repeated in a louder voice:
"My mother and sister are in
the hands OF Germany and IL
might mean their death"
DENIES BUND LINK
Al the start of his testimony
today the defendant insisted. on
questioning from John Babcock,
chief assistant district attorney
he has not been a bund member
and never applied for member
ship.
"I was not member" Donay
volunteered. "but IL must he
remembered that the bund Is an
Americ can organization and
should be differentiated from
the Nazi party and present Ger
many"
Answering questions by his At
Itorney, Nicholas Salowich, Donay
said his connection with Germany
and the NaZis was so distant he
had an emphatic rule never Ia
talk international politics even
with his friends. He said he pro-
Ihibited such talk by employees OF
his importing and exporting shop
on Gratiot.
HERE TO STUDY MODEL A
Recalling his entry 10 the
/ United States in 1928. the pris.
|oner testified he was then an en-
ploye of the Ford Motor Co. OF
Germany and was sent here to
study the Model A car. He was to
have remained two years, he said
hut decided 10 become citizen
when the German Ford company
moved from Berlin 10 Cologne.
There was a verbal tilt between
attorneys whine Donay implied that
Mrs. Brewalt. one of his EN-.
ployes who was 10 testify in hi,
behalf, had been intimidated Hc
testified she was in court yester.
day.
AFRAID TO COME"
as she here today" asked
SaloWiCh
NO, she was afraid 10 come"
Donay answered.
Judge Picard struck the remark
from the record.
"if any witness IL being lntimi-
dated, I want TO know about IL,
and don't want such intima tions
made in open court"
State Supreme Court Justice
George Bushnell was in court this
morning and Judge Picard invited
him 10 SIT behind the bench.
In two nours yesterday, Donay
charged:
THAT Oberleutnant Hans
Il Peter KrIg had lied when
he said he had told Donay he
was an escaped NazI prisoner.
> That Krug and Max Ste
- phan, the latter now in the
shadow Of the moose. were both
drunk when they came into nis
I place Of business al 1852 Gratiot.
TALKED ABOUT ACCENT
> That his only conversation
- with the escaped flier had
been about krug's Saxon accent.
4 THAT there had been bad
4 blood between Stephan and
Walter Rintelen. DonayS cn-
I ploye. who reported Stephans
presence with stranger 10 the
F~BI two hours after their visit
10 DOnaX's store
Detroit evening times., 1943-05-06

WAKE UP YOUR
LIVER BILE -
Without Cslomel-And You'll Jump Out Of
Bed in the Morning Karin to Go

The liver should pour out about 2 pints oi
bile juice into your bowels every day. II this
bile is not flowing freely, your food may not
digest. II may just decay in the bowels. Then
gas bloats up your stomach. You get con-
stipated. You feel sour, sunk and the world
looks punk.
II takes those good, old Carters Little
Liver Pills 10 get these pints OF bile flow
ing freely 10 make you feel up and up"
Get a package today. Take as directed.
Effective in making bile fow freely. Ask
for Carter's Little Liver Pulls. i0t and 25s.
Detroit evening times., 1943-05-06
Congress TO Jog
Host S Memory

Continued from Page One)
where Monroe and Mrs Eula
Smith entertained al dinners and
teas for prominent people. but
severed the social relationship be-
cause. he said
II didn't care 40 much about
the atmosphere.
Detroit evening times., 1943-05-06
TALKED ABOUT ACCENT

, That his only conversation
- with the escaped flier hlc
been about krug's Saxon accent
f--That there had been ba-
4 blood between Stephan anc
Walter RIntelen. Donays en-.
ploye. who reported Stephan
presence with A stranger 10 the
FBI two hours after their visit
10 Donay's store.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-10-20
180.-Legal
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
LAND

Under and by virtue of the pow
err of sale contained in a judg-
ment of the Superior Court of
New Hanover County, in cause
therein pending entitled Getty of
Wilmington, North Carolina, New
Hanover County, and c. R. Morse,
City-County Tax Collector, versus
Miss jamie B. Dunn, the under
signed Commission will, as pro-
vided in said judgment, at II o.
clock Noon, on Monday the 22nd
day of November, 1913. at the
Court house door of New Hanover
County, expose to public sale to
the last and highest bidder. for
cash, to satisfy taxes due the City
Of Wilmington, and New Hanover
County, the following described
land situate, lying and being in
the City of Wilmington, County
il New Hanover and State of North
Carolina, to-Wit:
BEGINNING at the northeast i'll
tersection of Seventh and Princess
streets, runs thence northWardly
along the eastern line of Seventh
Street, sixty-six (66) feet, thence
eastwardly and parallel with Prin-
cess Street eighty-two (02) feet.
thence southwardly and parallel
with Seventh Street sixty-six (66I
feet to the northern line of Prin-
cess Street, thence WestWardly
along the northern line of Prin-
cess Street, eighty-two (82) feet
to the beginning, the same being a
part of Lot in Block 1874, accord
ing to the official plan of the City
of Wilmington, N. c.
Dated and posted this 10Th day OF
October, 1913.
G. G.. MCINTYRE, Commissioner.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-10-20
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~ .s fra is promptly handled by the
n department.
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Department
Official Is Called
To Army Commission

C. G. Hook, senior sanitarlan
loaned by the State Board OF
Health to the city-coulty Board
of Heath. has been commissioned
a second lieutenant in the Army,
assigned to the United States Pub
lie Health Service.
Lieut.. Hook, who has worked
here with w. c. Haas, reported
for duty in Washington Monday.
His work will involve activities
of District Two, embracing Mary
land, West Virginia, Virginia, and
the. District. of Columbia.
A successor has not been NAM
ed
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-10-20
'0.-FloOr Finishers

floor SANDING AND FINISH
ing in Wilmington more than
twenty years refinishing and
polishing floors. We also have
sanding m. chine and edgers for
rent. M. l.. Brothers and Son,
POI No. II st. Dial 1853.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-10-20

l1O.-Office Equipme ut
TYPEWRITERS & ADDING MA
chimes. AL makes adjusted and
repaired. L. c. Smith & Corona
Typewriters, Allen Wales ADDING
Machines H. F Wolfe. ACT, lt4
Princess. Phone 578S
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-10-20

G. C. MCINTYRE, Commissioner.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-10-20

ALl ED CLASSIFIED ADS
AXE STRICTLY CONF.
JtNTlAL AND WE Posi-
lively WILL NOT d.
vULGE THE IDENTITY OF
lHE ADVERTISER.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-10-20

L. l. DICKINSON M. D. MAY
We consulted Weekends for cura-
i've treatment of hernia. Sum
Jay 24th. Cape Fear Hotel 5 to
10 p. m