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Evening star., 1943-01-03
HOUSES UkFURNIsHED.

AMER. Y. aMopERN DETs BED, BED,
redec; near bus; Sl45. Box &os-L Star.
lioe GOOD HOPE RD Sc: a5:r ANAGSsdiA SsGf9 IL
1895 Mass. ave Sc OWNER. At. sa6s.
l4ls ST. s.E,-To ECHANGE WITH
some one il city; rooms and sdta pain ami
snd dARSE lsT servsnts sAN rms shh and Bath, brsry
j M insulation, G E. fan; Conn. ave; bus
Ma Ma s,aa H 20 W9SsSns o%sER f( NA chsEy aSi Chase
fun r1'Dr0 or Gnfurn; S55 and SO per month:
Lanham PARK; Nd. miles ,doIr from Psses ice
INC. Hyattsviile o3a6 Ludlow 3oa7.
DETACHED CORNER BRICK, Il YEAR
cid, rooms, bedroom and bath n on on Isl Isl
second floor, attic and large lot. congrress.-
n9Rtn TsHa NJ asrtn. & HINES Fn ASR APE, SONS Dl
NEW DETACHED 5-RooM BUNGALOW
u Maryland ,nr. Ee levue and Bollinc
Field; h.-ar heat, electric stove large
yard no basement. Call Spruce o420-J.
ATTRACTIVE TRICK HOME. AVAILABLE
: rooms, ia baths. fireplace, large yard;
near schools and transportstion; will rent a
tr the psry dpfs9n a4n s oaRaed
lee hwy, left on Quincy. left on lsth
CHARMING SUBURBAN HOME, 9 ROOMS,
2ia baths, economical automatic modern
stoker heat. screened porches, 3-car ga
rage, spacious, shady grounds. ample gar
den space, pasturage: located on Ga. ave.
extended opposite Manor Club. about S
miles to D. c. delightful home in beau
tifu condition. Open fireplaces. S125.
D. s. NASH owner, NO. 066o.
BRADLEY HILLS SECTION BETHESDA
g rooms and bath; detached house; gas
heat: possession Jan. 10: rent, 500.
VIM H. SAUNDERS CO, INC.
DI. 1015. 1919 st. NV.
l447 IRVING ST. NV.
Large home, newly decorated. baths,
automatic heat. SIPS 90.
GUARANTY REALTY. INC,
1929 10th St. NV. MA. 05S7
CONN. AVE, LARGE HOME. 10 RMS, -
acre ground; a really fine home; being
completely reconditioned; available Feb. L;
j. A, WEINBERG CO.
Woodward Rlde. MA. 5000,
6SOS BFLFORD DRIVE,
TAKOih PARK, MARYLAND
Five rooms and bath, built-in garase, sss
heat, REFRIGERATOR nice porch and lot;
rent, SIS.
r. r SAUL CO.,
a25 18th ST. ! w. Ma. ZOO.
6-e--
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CHILDREN CAN PLAY
RIPLEY. SHEP. 1899.
BUNGALOW.

Only 25 minutes downtown, this pic
turesque Colonial style 5-room and bath
home offers a real opportunity to thrifty
occupancy. electric kitchen hardwood
floors, circulating aforementioned oil heat,
instantaneous hot-water h. ater. laundry
trays, metal window frames and host of
other quality features: s6,25O; small down
payment.
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO.,
9o5 N Y Ave NV Realtors MA o-o-
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BETTER THAN USUAL,

brick bungalow with bedroom and bath
2nd floor; tiled recreation rm and ba III
with shower in basement. Convenient
Cheyy Chase location. Call Mr.. Smith
ALLIED REALTY CORP WI 66Io
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4th AND CONCORD AVE.
Mr.. WALTER REED HOSPITAL.
LOVELY SHEPHERD PARK
$7,950-CORNER.
Near Calvin Coolidge High

splendid home. convenient to elemen-
tary, IT. and sr. high schools. Bus trans,
shopping center and recreational park i'm
mediately at hand. Semi detached brick,
southern exposure, lovely bright rooms,
electric refrigerator: rock wool insulation;
KEWANEE ALL-STEEL OIL FURNACE,
adequate oil ration: buit-in garage; COM
plete set of awnings; attractive lot. Anchor
steel fence. Immediate possession. Rea-
Sonable terms. To inspect today call MR.
BOIHBY; EN-. 334s. THOMAS J. FISHER
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american University Park.

By owner, 6-room semi-detached brick
nonse; fcraa,; 81 French doors. in living room.
Kitchen, tiled bath. master bedroom Wifb
windows and closets. one porch of
oeofm; large. light basement Coal auto
matte hot water Built-n garage Hard
WOOD floors, Completely redecorated Near
transportation and shopping Vacant. i'm
Hie0iate ~ occupancy. 5l19 45th st. NV
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% N. Y. Ave. NV. Realtors. MA. 9797
1919 BRANCH AVE SE

Vacant and in first-class condition for
immediate occupancy. Six rooms, bath, sun
parlor. large living room, fireplace huge
trees and shrubbery: reception hall en-
trance, hardwood floors, electric kitchen
Wlth loads of cabinet space; buses pass
the door. Open Sunday i to pm; $1,000.
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO..
92l N. Y. Ave. w RealtnrS MA a-n-
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SWEETHEART BUNGALOW
5 ICONS % %spotless condition, Kitchen and
!. value. Location. 35 Leona st.. iorestvile.
furniAhed. S4,e6O: unfurnished, X,I50.
Open. Adams 1701. Hill1ade O6lz-A
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

NAVY OFFICER DESIRES . BEDRM. UN-
furnished, except for range and refg.; near
trans. Hillside 02s5-J.
PROFESSIONAL GOVT WORKER WANTS
take excellent care of property. Phone
IL. 1925 ewes.
RESPONSIBLE COUPLE REFERENCES
desire small well-furnished house, late
Jan, Feb, convenient TRANSPORTATION, shop
ping; no children; excellent care Of home
AssHed. BOX 165-Ls Star. q
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spacious stone home of English design
on large wooded lot. on one of the finest
streets in Washington. Includes bed
rooms, 3 baths, den and lavatory. butter s
pantry, 2-car garage. AT S26.500 this
home Is priced low
Evening star., 1943-01-03
CRFSTWOOD.

Beautiful Southern Colonial house IN
wooded section on edge of Rock Creek
Park bedrms.. 3 baths, lst-f. lavatory,
large center hall psneled sunrn. recrea-.
tion rm maids rm. and bath. equipped
with water softerer and Bendix washing
machine here is large, vel-planned,
walled garden and garage. This home is
exquisitely furnished and located close. to
town and transp Available February 1st.
Monthly rental $500. Shown only by appt.
JACK HAYES, INC,
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CHEVY CHASE. S3.5OO
SPRING VALLEY

blk. from Wis. ave, and all con-
venierceS. Large living rm., 3 bedrms and
bath: Lot -5uxl50. Call Mr. Taylor.
ALLIED REALTY CORP. WI. 6649.
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George Mason Green Co.
George Mason Green Co.,
SMALL VIRGINIA ESTATE

Charming and spacious home of soutbcr,
Sfolohlaj type. modern in every detail
1i,t1bateo S,tb on eight landscaped acres incoScd
neigh 3orhood. Gracious center hall, Ice
GrsWlng rm 1sx25) with fireplace. dining
I'm I'm; u lexiS) with fireplace, 3 master
nedrms Il with f1replaceJ, 2i5 baths:
servants wing Of 3 rms and batb.
random-w width floors. Colonial cunhoards
EXQUISITE hand-carved mantelS. Offered for
servics "p out1ol-toWn owner now in the
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

$3.50.
Near Catholic University: detached
home, bedrooms, bath. servants room,
INV. auto. heat: large yard
H. G. SMITHY CO. MA 5qO3
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OPEN TODAY, 1875.
1713 KllbOurne Place NV.

You can move into this substantial
semi-det home at once. Just ideal for q
home or rooming house Nine large rooms
. bedrooms, auto. heat, porches. etc.
portation. Excellent condition. Truly
real value for only S9,75O, on terms
Your Neighbor Bought From US"
Leo M. Bernstein e. Co. ME 54O0
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NORTH CAPITOL ST.
FIRST COMMERCIAL.
auto. h.-w.h., with new boiler: garage:
rented to same tenant for 10 years at $500
annually. A good home for investment.
FLOYD E. DAVIS CO.,
1929 Z St. NV National n25o
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ARLINGTON

25,sToRY; > RMS. AND BATH, : YRS.
pp..DD;I p.DD;Irz2 SQUARE 10c BUS. NEWLY
yERY Ely LOW DOWN PAYMENT. BALANCE
54ah. hthE RENT RENT,nSCA GALL Mr.. DoNAHUE. CH.
N c. HINES & SONS. INC. REAITORS.'
NEARBY MD.-S495 DOWN PAYMENT.
paiance S35 month Four rms and ath
n Nv W n: coal gas stove, elec. refg Full
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George Mason Green Co.,
$50 Wilson Blvd. Arlington. Va.
CHI. 3S3S: EVENINGS CT Sn11
ARLINGTON

y, BRICK B 1a-sToRY. s RMS. ? YRS.
RAGE "a NEAR BUS ATTRACTivEIY
EEKESER EVENiRcsc scALL Nj Mr. RIs0IMSAHUE CH $40;
N G HISEs sSALAS =. SoSs SSssuRGH 1881;
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10 reach: Out Massachusetts ave. NV
TO 49th. left on 4ath to Alb
W. A. N. MILLER DEVELOPMENT CO.,
1880 Mass Ave NV Ordvay 4464
Evening star., 1943-01-03

S6,OOO-Navy man expecting immediate
transfer authorizes sale OF new home and
al furnishings in District Heights Md.
Has bedrmS. and bath, liv rm and din
alcove, modern kit, large attic. full base
ment: large wooded lot. District Heights
IS an Incorporated town 2i2 mi. from D C.
line on Marlboro I'd. or take ForeStvile
bus at llth and Penna. ave. NV, 30 min
FHA financing. EDMUND J. FLYNN
Woodward bldg 1919 or 11do
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REAL 2-FAMILY HOUSE.

Congress HeightS-This excellent home
is Just year old, was built for two fam
lies with separate front and rear en-
frances, two bedrooms and bath with each
apartment, recreation room with first-hoor
apartment. This should sell Immediately
Act now. Mr.. Quick, RA 341S; or DI.
300 BETHEL
Evening star., 1943-01-03

One Of the very lovely detached brick
homes on upper 18th street which has
been kept in Immaculate condition BY the
owners. There are 10 rooms and 3 baths
Due to unusual circumstances the owners
have to sell and have priced this property
accordingly. Call Ne. 1l43 until pm.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-07-02

Peninsula. The mission means GER
tain death to all.
Among them plot develops.
Taylor, as the sergeant, recognizes
a fugitive criminal in Lloyd Nolan.
The human relationships of the
doomed thirteen are enacted against
the thunder Of shell fire and the
criminal lays down his life hero.
Spectacular is the blowing up of a
bridge the Japs are trying to re-
pair. Taylor. is the last to give
his all, firing his tommy gun from
his own grave.
Players include George, Murphy
as an army flyer staying with the
patrol until he repairs his plane.
Thomas Mitchell in the character
role of Corp. Jake Feingold, Lee
Bowman, Robert Walker, a newcom-
er in pictures who has just been
signed to q new MGM long term
contract as a result of his out
standing work here, Barry Nelson,
Desi Arnaz, Tom Dugan, Kenneth
Spencer as a Negro soldier, Rogue
Espiritu, Alex Havier and Donald
Curtis.
On the same program is another
smash hit, Prairie Chickens" a hi
larious comedy with Noah Berry,
Jr. and Jimmy Rogers.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-07-02

wounded American sailors from Java
during the Japananese invasion.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-07-02
'BATAAN' GLORIOUS
HOLIDAY FEATURE
Robert Taylor Starred in
Great Historic Epic of
American HerOism

"Bataan' brings thrills, drama and
stark realism in the most compell-
ing story Of the last stand battle
of American heroes in Philip
pine jungle to the screen at the
Strand theater. The picture is be-
ing held over the week end and
performances will come to a close
on Tuesday night instead of to-
night as previously scheduled.
With cast headed by Robert
Taylor, the story deals with thir-
teen men whose nationalities make
them literal cross section of Am
erican life. They are detailed to
blow up a bridge and fight a de-
laying action against the Japanese
to cover the evacuation of Bataan
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-07-02
Promising Pictures Feature Programs of Local 7heates
RAFT GOES OMAN
in new PICTURE
Background to Danger"
Thrilling Espionage Film
at State Theater

Performances tomorrow evening
at Warmers state theater conclude
the engagements of Franchot Tone,
Anne Baxter, Akin Tamirof and
Eric Won Stroheim in Five Graves
to Cairo, also Joan Davis and JinX
Falkenburg in 1.-TWO Senoritas From
Chicago.
The great American appetite for
exciting mystery and adventure
stories should find satisfaction in
the new Warner Brothers film
Background to Danger" which be-
gins an engagement of three days
at the State theater.
Little known Turkey, holding the
strategically important DardenelleS
is the colorful locale of the film. A
sensational plot to disrupt Russian
Turkish relations is the basis for
Background to Danger" story
laid against a fast-moving melo-
drama of the far-fiung counter
espionage network of the Federal
Bureau of Investigation.
The picture stars George Raft and
Sydney Greenstreet and has a COM
petent supporting cast headed by
Peter LORE and Brenda Marshall.
Raft, cast as an intrepid G-man.
has plenty of opportunity to WELD
q gun. said gun being the same one
used by Hobart in "Casablanca"
Osa MasSen who portrays a German
agent in the picture, found herself
in that rare position of an actress
being permitted to cut her own
scenes.
Background to Danger" tells a
story of international intrigue as
Nazi agents seek to create an Gin
cident' to deneutralize Turkey and
win her over to the Axis forces
Nazi-forged plans, depicting an al
legged plan of Russian attack on Tur-
key are the keys to the action.
Headed by Greenstreet, the Ges-
tapo strong men run into stiff OPP
position from Raft, playing Oman
role and two Soviet counter-espion-
age persons, Peter Lore and Brenda
Marshall.
Others in the cast include Kurt
Katch and Daniel Ocke.
THE Mysterious Doctor with
Eleanor Parker and John Loder will
be the second hit of Sundays new
show.
Hit the Ice" the newest Abbott
Costello laugh sensation is on its
way to the State and begins an ell
gagement of four days starting We'd
nesday. Sherlock Holmes in Wash
ington' with Basil Rathbone ana
Nigel Bruce will be the second hit
of Wednesdays show.
Other attractions coming soon to
the State include such OUTSTANDING
productions as "Bombardier" with
Pat O'Brien, Randolph Scott and
Anne Shirley; Gloria Jean and Don
aid C'Connor in Mister Big and
"F'or Whom the Bells Toll' with
Gary Cooper and Ingrid Bergman.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-07-02
JUDY GARLAND IN
GLAMOROUS ROLE
Featured in Excellent
Musical, Presenting Lily
Mar at LOew=POli's

Judy Garland goes glamour girl,
gets plenty of opposition in the
person of Marta Eggerth, and
charms no less an austere person.
age than Van Helm in MGM's
presenting Lily Mars" her new
est singing appearance. opening to-
day at the Loew Poll Theater for a
five day engagement. This is a
romance of the modern theater, with
haunting music embellishing an
equally haunting romance. 1t tells
what happens when a young singer
sets out to attain Stardom.
The story is engaging. 1t deals
with a young girl who wants to
become musical comedy star, a
producer who cannot see her posi-
bilities, and the various complica-
tions that follow when the very res
olute young lady sets out to show
him the error of his ways.
Judy crashes" a party, insists on
acting Shakespeare for the impre-
sario, manages to get his prima
donna insanely jealous but finally
wins out, takes her place in the spot
light and win q husband.
Amid the fun and laughter and
romance are such hit numbers as
Mirage executed by Bob Crosby
and his band, who figure prominent
ly in the picture, TON, Tom, the
Pipers Son.. a hit for Judy; "Kule
baika," exotic number sung by the
glamourous Marta Eggerth, and
others.
Helm plays the producer who
finally yields to Judy's charms ard
songs, and Miss Eggerth is CLAM
curious figure as the fiery prima
donna. Richard Carlson is oonvinc-
ing as haired young playwright.
Spring Byington, Fay Banter, Con-
ME Gilchrist and others. Another
leading band sharing the honors
with BODY Crosby and his orches-
ira is Tommy Dorsey and his band.
The second big hit on the pro-
gram is II Walker With Zombie"
with Jimmy Ellison and Frances
Dee in the leading roles.
Voodooism and romance are
blended in this RKOs newest hor-
ror chiller film.
Laid on lonely Caribbean island,
the picture deals with trained
nurses thrilling experiences with
a mysterious patient who proves to
be one of the walking dead" or,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-07-02

in native parlance, a "zombie'.
Edith Barrett, James Bell and
Christine Gordon are also featured
You can see these two great feat
ures at our Early Bird Show given
every Saturday morning at 1000
o'clock for the benefit OF our ma
tons defense workers.
Watch for "Stage Door Canteen"
coming to this theater soon with
cast of your favorite Hollywood
stars, and all at our popularLOEW
prices.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-07-02
REUNITED

Henry WilcOxon, a Ode Mile dis
covery" OF 1894, who co-starred with
Claudette Colbert in cleopatra, p"
goes back to work for Cecil B. De
Mile ma featured role of 1.-THE
Story ow DR.. Wassell," starring Gary
Cooper. WilcoXon will play mis-
sionary doctor in China.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-07-02
CLOUD-CHASING HAT

Producer Bilyl Thomas wore his
10-gallon COWBOY heat during the
entire time that Aerial Gunner,
the Paramount special produced by
Bill Pine and Thomas, was being
filmed. He calls the hat CLOUD
chaser" and the record shows that
during the making Of the picture,
which was directed by Pine, not a
days shooting was lost because of
overcast skies.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-07-02
HISTORIC PROP

When he plays Commander Cory
don M. Wassell, hero of Java, iii
G. 3. DeMille's "Story of DR.. Was
SELL" at Paramount, Gary Cooper
will wear the actual Navy Cross
awarded to the former Arkansas
country doctor for evacuating nine
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-07-02
DOLORES PICKED UP

Dolores Moran, who makes her
screen debut in the Bette Davis
Miriam Hopkins, starrer. "Old Ac-
quaintance" has had her option
picked up by Jack l.. Warner. ex-
ecutive producer. Virginia Patton
and Peggy Carson, also had Warner
contracts renewed.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-07-02
UP COMES TWO

Two actors get their big breaks
as leading men in Paramount's 80
Proudly We Hail with Claudette
Colbert, Paulette Goddard and Yer
onica Lake. They are George
Reeves, up from Westerns, and Son.
ny Tufts, never before seen on the
screen.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-07-02
MOVIE NOTES
STARS MIX III

Paulette Goddard and Veronica
Lake stage a feminine fight in
80 Proudly We Hail which turns
into wild melee before Clbzaudette
can break it up
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-02
Jury Ponders
New Bride Story
By Dombrowski

LANSING. Dec 2-WhiIe Off
Gals wondered which of his stories
TO believe, state Rep Stanley
Dombrowski today insisted that
threats against his life caused
him TO repudiate a bribery con-
feSsion made before the legisla-
tive grand jury.
Dombrowski is in the Mason
County Jail waiting removal "a
prison 10 serve a sentence for per-
jury. He was reported today "a
have hired a Detroit lawyer with
the possibility that he would seek
his freedom on a writ of habeas
corpus or file a petition TO have
the sentence set aside pending q
trial.
WANTED CELL AS SHIELD
Dowbrowskis latest story is
that he wanted TO get behind
prison bars because he had been
threatened in Detroit after testi-
flying before the Jury which is
investigating legislative graft.
Last Friday I was driving on
COnani," Dombrowski said. AT
corner n black car with two
men In II came alongside and
one OF them yelled:
YOU'D better change your
position on that thing--Or
else"
TOLD OF BRIDE
The first OF Dombrowski's
stories came 10 light with the
sensational charge that Maj.
Charles F. Hemans. former regent
OF the University of Michigan, had
bribed him to vote against the
anti-chain banking bill in the 194l
session of the Legislature.
On Tuesday. he admitted that
he had lied, claiming that his vote
had not been bought by Hemans
or any one else.
For that admission he was
charged with perjury, pleaded
guilty and was sentenced TO ga
TO Is years in prison.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-02
FofdCo. Deaf /
To Clio Demand
For Pay Boost

The Ford Motor Co today rel
fused 10 consider wage demand
Of the UAW-CIO which marked
the first mass attempt to cracll
the Little Steel wage formula
taking the stand that Ford wagej
were fixed under War Labo/
Board policy and therefore wer}
subject TO change only by thl
WLB.
However, the company dl(
agree TO meet with JAW repre-
sentatives on Dec. IA TO discus|
matters specified by the uniof}
with the distinct understanding
that the discussions shall mol
constitute in any lay a waiver OF
abandonment" of its position ID
regard 10 WLB authority.
SECURITY FUND
No company consideration wal
necessary. officials wrote, to tn
unions further demands for 4
postwar security fund. an upward
revision of vacation pay bonusel
and Ford substituting of employed
insurance premiums.
In their wage demands, thl
union had asked general I'M
crease for all of the 125,000 Ford
employees.
DEMAND AT CHRYSLERs
The amount of the raise wa|
not specified but it was generally
considered il would be 10 per cent
= A parallel assault on the Eittf'
Steel Formula today had beeI
made in a letter sent 10 tn
Chrysler. Corp. by Leo LaMotte
national Chrysler director of tn,
UAW-CIO, making formal de
mands for an overall wage IN
crease ito meet the advance Il
living costs"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-02
Riot Fire
COnViictS Ill

Eleven of 10 Negro boys who
pleaded guilty 10 arson charges
before Recorders Judge ellis
must serve FIVE years probation
and pay fines OF $3.50 at the rate
Of S. weekly. The other two, still
in school. will be permitted 10
complete their studies, then go 10
work and pay at the same rate.
The group was arrested in con-
nection with the burning of a
federal housing project under con-
struction at 2169 s. Bassett dur
ing the June race riots. Damage
was S1,323.S0
Those sentenced were Charles
FELTON,, 10. OF 4153 Ninth. Ecorse;
and A. c. Foreman. II. Of 16S
Vieger; Albert AgneW. Is. of -352
Palmerston; Martin Washington
Is. of 522 Holford; Benny Goode,
10. Of AIS Palmerston: William
Choise, 20. of 436 Polk: Henry
Johnson. II, OF 476 Beechwood
Buford Covington. 10. Of 494 FL
lott; Isadore Payne, Is. of 454
Lenore; Bernard Perry Is. Of ABS
Polk; Wardell Lyons, Is, $50 Hol-
ford; James Freeman. II. of 492
PalmerSton. and Nathaniel Smith.
is, of 2SS Beechwood, all in River
Rouge
Payne and Freeman are still
in school
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-02
EX-SymphOny CeIlisf
Faces Deportation

Jakob J. Karr. 81. of Nit.
Clemens. former Detroit Sym
phony cellist. today faces 4 hear
ing before an enemy alien board
TO determine whether he should
be allowed 10 remain IN the
United States.
Karr. a member of the German
American Bund. lost his Ameri-
can citizenship by his own consent
during hearings before Federal
Judge Monet.
The board could have Kari in
termed for the duration or
parolcd in charge Of a citizen Of
recognized standing until after
the war, when mr. woufd ne tic-
ported.
Six other former bundistS. all
of whom have been defendants IN
decentralization pro e d n & :
based on grounds that they had
mental reservations when they
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-02
Debate Parents,
Teachers Plan
uPe. star Corr..ponden,

LANSING, Dec. "A proposed
law. that would compel parents TO
confer with teachers in cases OF
child delinquency Or backwardneSs
in studies has been tentatively
approved By A subcommittee OF
the youth GUIDANCE commission.
Judge Arthur f. Moore of Oak
land County is the father of the
plan.
Glen LOOMS. Traverse City
school superintendent. said, how
ever. he doubted whether any law
could be enacted 10 make II man.
datory for parents TO follow any
enforced program TO help the child.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-02
Adrian College
Seeks 100000

Pastors OF all Detroit Methodist
churches will meet with lay rep
resentatiNeS of each church in
Boulevard Temple tomorrow at
p. m. TO plan an $500 600 financial
campaign for Adrian College.
The drive will open Jan. 2 as a
preliminary TO the colleges Tooth
anniversary observance in June
1915.
Detroit Methodists alone will
raise 100000.
Speakers at tomorrow's session
VIII be Bishop Raymond J. Wade
and DR.. Samuel j. Harrison, pres
ident Of Adrian College.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-02
Nazi Rocket Attack
Rehearsal Reported

LONDON. Dec. 2 GNS)-ThC
Daily Sketch. quoting "a neutral
source. - said today that a special
German artillery corps had cDm-
pleted full-scale rocket attack
practice on the Baltic coast.
The rehearsal. which was Wit.
messed by high Nazi military and
scientific men. was a complete
failure - tho newspaper said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-02
bowling Closes
Drug Death Quiz

Claiming the verdict OF a
coroner's jury in fixing blame for
two lethal drug deaths at Harper
Hospital established no grounds
for criminal action, Prosecutor
Bowling said today that the case
has been closed.
The victims were Mrs. Mary
Deming and Samuel Bloom.
The jury charged that the
pharmaceutical firm Of Merck e.
Co. was directly responsible in
mislabelng the containers for the
drug doryl. and cited the hospital.
its nurses \ and pharmacists for
negligence. NV