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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

BUICK 1889 sedan 4-door; beautiful low
excellent tires, radio and heater equipped,
Chevy IGf Chase Motor Co, 77s5 Wisconsin
BUICK de luxe Nittle) sedan: beautiful
Roper Motor Co, 1870 R. l. ave. ne. l3'
CHEVROLET 1871 master de luxe sedan
white-wal tires, excellent mechanical con-
40, p TR1ANGkE AN MOTORS; l., e,oo
private owner: s375 cash cas- Isl. MI
CHEVROLET 1871 Special de luxe 5
passenger S ~, coupe: attractive. ,low-mileage
equipped with radio. heater, defroster and
fhT9me fHd modnsT good ttFss sua5an
/ Chase Motor Co 7,2o Wis ave WI 1875
sedan; heater: S595. Call CHI 0476.
CHEVROLET 939 t. sedan; radio, heater;
everything IN excellent condition: by orig
lnal owner. Falls Church 24l5-W
CHRYsLER 1899 7-passenger Imperial
limousine, oVerdrlve. fluid drive; excellent
Ge1nGdition 1G e f1ne white sidewaH tires: s975.
koGAG aad 4orGH Rs CO. 18Th 3 onpn w. peween
DE SOTO 1899 4-door sedan; excellent
motor and tires. RADIO, heater very clean
car HAWKINS. 1888 I4th st. Dupont
DODGE 1912 custom brghm.. perfect con-
ton: owner driven, $500 mi; serviceman S
car; no priority required. Cash Call RA.
}4S7 after pm.
DODGE 1871 Luxury Liner 4-door sedan,
fluid drive, whltewall tires. radio. heater,
maroon finish. very low mileage perfect
condition, LOSS LOGAN MOTOR CO,
18th st. n. W. between K and L. RE. 325l.
Open eVenlngs.
DODGE 939 door sedan: well cared for;
heater. RADIO good tires: 5000. De
6:}l }.
FORD 1871 station wagon; low mileage
a beautiful wagon: fully guaranteed; priced
/ to sell quickly HAWKINS, 1888 l4th
n " Dupont t455
| FORD 1888 de luxe Tudor sedan: perfect
/ rubber. clean condition, new paint S:}75
FINANCE CO. LOT,
New York and Florida AYES. NE
FORD a3s Tudor sedan. So motor, new
recap tires. real buy sos. LOGAN
MOTOR co, 18th ST. NV, between K and
l. RE. 325l. Open evenings.
FORD 1874 super de luxe Tudor. heater.
beautiful black finish, like new: Ss@5,
LOGAN MOTOR CO, 18th st. n W, between
K and l. RE. 325l. Open evenings
FORD de luxe coach; best condition: new
tires; sacrifice, S95. full price Roper
Motor Co, $50 R. / ave. ne l3'
FORD 1895 coupe: motor in excellent cor
dltlon: good tires; nice running car Slo5
LOVING MOTORS. 1919 M ST nv
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ACREAGE FOR SALE.
WAREHOUSES FOR SALE.
WAREHOUSE.
WAREHOUSES WANTED
MONEY TO LOAN.

BUILDING SUITABLE FOR FURNITURE
Storage. about 5000 so. #. North 334
MRS WAYS.
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STORES FOR RENT

1523 EYE ST. N.W-STREET FLOOR,
suitable for store, restaurant or offce
reasonable rental.
W. G. & A. N. MILLER DEVELOPMENT CO.,
1890 Mass. Ave. NV OR 4464.
STORE VALUES.
Az 10th st. n.w.--Large store and To-
rm. apt, $3.50
1913 18th st. n.e.-Store and 6-rm. apt,
b22 Kennedy st. n.W-Large store. $50
S55
lo-l2 Pierce st. n.w.-Junk yard and
office, $50.
r. A. HUMPHREYS,
sos N Capitol ST. Realtor. Ma R13O
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

SHERWOOD FOREST. MD.-FOR RENT,
3-bedroom furnished cottage Inquire
c. J. LANKS, 27oo Que St NV DE. 1860.
SHERWOOD FOREST-FOR SALE OR
rent, 4-bedroom and bath cottage. over
looking Severn River. WO. SIG.
SUMMER COTTAGE ANIL LARGE
corner lot shade. Close to water front
Bus service. Reasonable. Third and Erie,
North Beach; FRANK L. FANNING,
North Beach, Md I3s
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FUTURE.
FARM TPACTOF
Adam A. WeSChier & Son. Auctioneers

7''"7H N '!t,IIIIrI az NOH' AHcIIOhters
Notice IS hereby given that on FRIDAY,
MAY TWENTY FIRST, 1913. AT ELEVEN
Q CLOCK A NJ. We viii sell by public auc-
ton a. Goa Rhode Island Avenue NE, to
enforce our liens for storage and or other
GnaraeS, 1852 Plymouth Coach, moo No
PJ2 - lct' by H. ChamblSs. 1881 Ter
tap!anc 2door Sedan, motor No 27396O
lett by Earl Smith, 1896 Chevrolet 2-door
Games 1896 Oldsmobile 2-door Sedan.
notor No, F-576H69. Left by vernon Watts.
PaFtle1 C.I II .RI a.sFeS, pea5G ,ass g1,tce e.
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PROPOSALS.

PUBLIC ROADS ADMINISTRATION, FED
eral Works AGgeneg AZ Arlington County. yir--
be received at the Office of the District
Eneneer: Public Roads Administration,
until 1000 o'clock am, E w r, May so.
1913. for the construction of Project VA
DA WR-2l, Bridge No 105, Henry G.
Shirley Memorial Highway. Arlington
County. Virginia. The approximate guam
titles Of the more Important items are as
1910 Gu. Yds. Of Concrete, 10000 lbs. Lbs.
Reinforcing Steel, III Gu Yds Stone
Masonry. Minimum rates of wages for
laborers and mechanics on this project
have been fixed by the Secretary of Labor
as required by law. Plans specifications
and proposal forms may be obtained at
District Engineer. ap29 my6 II
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APARTMENT GROUNT

New listing: 5 to 30 acres: zoned, wa
ter. sewer bus. stores. Call John J. Wes-
colt. SH. 1850, or
o,HARE ESTATES, 1916 NV.
ZONED FOR FLATS OR APART
ments. large group of desirable
lots in D. c. and parcel in Va
Both less than 15c per foot
Sewer and water available. Box
358-H, Star.
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY WANTED.

THIS is A SELLERS MARKET.
PLENTY OF FAST ACTION.
HAVE PURCHASERS WAITING L
CASH FOR 4-FAMILY FLATS IN NV
DEsIRoUs OF GETTING 10 TO .5
UNITS IN APARTMENT HOUSE. NOT
OLD BUILDINGS.
BUYERS FOR SMALL INVESTMENTS.
Csll Eans Eddis Kyle r,E1Js HG Glnn4.
1906 H St. NV. National 2345.
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DESK SPACE WANTED.

DEVELOPMENT ENGINEER IN WASHING
ton Two days a week desires presentable
desk space Or small furnished Office with
private concern or individual having COM
pelent secretary available for answering
private phone. Box 76-T Star is.
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tOFFICES FOR RENT.
FURNISHED OFFICE FOR RENT AT NEW
York and 14th ST.. S22 so per month. Call
Executive 1859. References.
FURNISHED DESK SPACE. INVESTMENT
Bldg, including phone and receptionist
service; $40. Secretarial service optional
and extra. Phone MA. 31l2
1908 F ST. N.W-2nd FLOOR FRONT.
single room containing approximately 300
50. IT.; heat furnished: no beauty shop
Rental SHaIMnm S6a psf month; 1t ,,c..s m
1903 H ST. NV. National 2345.
EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY
= 1000 to $500 square feet on ground
floor, in modern well-located corner bldg
Attractively decorated and equipped
services supplied. Now under lease to
large national manufacturing organiza- :
ton who is retaining portion of space. See
Mr.. Norris.
WEAVER BROS,
Washington Bldg DI S3O0
Evenings, CHI. 923s
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LOTS FOR SALE.

HILLCREST. Sc. OVERLOOKING ENTIRE
clty-All utilities. restricted community
Forced to sell. S1.3OO: terms, Sl.25O cash
OWNER. at. 3o39.
Conn ave and Legation. Chevy Chase,
D. C,-72,@o2 so. it., also 500 acres for
cost housing, and many other acreage
tracts nearby for building purposes. Full
TON R, GORDON, owner, 1427 Eve ST.
NV. Dl. $3.50. Brokers, attention
COLLEGE HEIGHTS AREA.
NEAR UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND
Offers protected homesiteS in rolling
wooded land divided to suit the needs of
acceptable people. FREE BOOKLETS.
PLAT AND ATTRACTIVE PRICFS UPON
REQUEST q Let E15S 65Sl24 Il f., 5000;
WA. 1910. Riverdale. Md WA 4kNS
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PUBLIC AUCTION SALE
IUbIIU RUV ITUN SATE
ENCLOSED BRIDGE CRUISING YACH-
DIANNF Ii
Al the SEVERN YACHT YARD
3!u THIRD STREET
ANNAPOLIS. MD LEASTPORT)

SATURDAY, MAY 15th-3 PM
Dc-I2ned and built by Eco RegIs' cred
Length 534, Breadth II 9. Depth ; :, Twin
ElcO Motors, A. HIP. Each Model A d
needing some repair Automatic water
supply, Lux Fire EXtinguShIng System,
De!co - V Lighting Plant, Gas Hot Water
System, Pair Spare Bronze Propellers, Fully
Screened, COmpletelv EQUIPPED Galley in
Guiding Gas Range, Kitchen Cabinet Monel
Joe, Sl4h and Drain. Electrlc Fans and
Glass, Kitchen Utensils, Ample Cupboard
S2ace RADIO, Desk. VIII sleep 5, " enclosed
private Wash Rooms with toilet and lava
tories, also lavatory and toilet IN crew
quarters Completely furnished with up
ho!SterIeS carpets. mattresses, etc, Board
ing ladders, White Cedar. mahogany
trimmed teuder with CallIe inboard motor.
Winter Cover with framing complete
In Fine Condition.
May be examined any time prior to sale.
E; T. NEWELL & CO.. INC.
mNl3.l4 AuctInneerS
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To Private Owners-Company
needs 10 late model cars and 3
Station Wagons for which we
will pay a high cash price.
Phone Mr.. Samuels at War
field 4021 until $50 PM, or
write Hyattsville Auto and
Supply Co., Hyattsville, Md.
We will call to see your car.
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4-ROOM BUNGALOW,

Blight airy rooms Rock wool insulation.
weather stripped. automatic heat, attached
garage, extra side porch with French door,
Landscapng includes pine, cedar, maple.
doeWood. evergreens. shrubs flowers and
sood-sized rock garden Clean restful,
healthy. A good place TO live
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DESK SPACE FOR RENT.
tOFFICES FOR RENT.

DESK ROOM, SMALL, PRIVATE, IN OF
nee. unfurnished, S12.50; furnished, $50
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NEAR CAPITOL,


Detached Georgian Colonial.
Fronting two streets, Just west of 10th
St close TO Rock Creek Park has > units
f.: large 2-story studio apt. on 2nd fl.
with living room 80 # LONG, and > bed
rooms. kitchen and bath on ?nd fl also
) additional rooms and > baths Income
near $4,000 per VI, A building only 10
EearS Old Price partly furnished, $50
600. Ewes: phone Georgia 29O0.
l. T. GRAVATTE
20 18TH ST Pealfor MA 0-i2
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REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE

EQUITY. DETACHED BRICK HOUSE. >
baths, recreation room. Of Military I'd
4 yrs. old. What have you? Box 4e1-M,
Star
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LEGAL NOTICES.
SCOTT p CHAMPION. Attorney,
S21 Munsey Building

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the District of Colum-
ba~IN pa LNorI RE Application Of SILVIA S
Change of Name.--Civil Action No 1862
Sylvia S. Coen having filed a complaint
for n Judgment changing her name to
SYLVIA S. Coe and having, applied to the
NOTICE required by law in such cases, it is,
by the Court this 10th day of May, l943
ORDERED that all persons concerned show
cause, II any there be- on or before the 5th
day OF june l3i3, why the prayers OF said
COMPLAINT should not. be granted Pro
IiShed once week for three consecutive
weeks before said day in The Evening Star
and the WASHINGTON Law Reporter tSt
hpWARD I Nv; Pc, ElGHER Ch5ef m y Justice aSeaIo
ART Clerk BY ELEANOR E. JoBE. Dep
uty Clerk. mal3,3O,37.
United States for the District of Co
lumbla IN RE: Application of Ethel
Martin l122 10Th St. NV, for Change
Of Name.ECivil Action No. l257s,--Ethel
Martln haying dbn fled complaint for a
Theresa Meyers. and having applied to
the Court for an order of publication of
the notice, required by law in such cases,
It is. by the Court, this 4th day of May,
lHt5, ORDERED that all persons concerned
the 10Th day OF May, 1913, why the
prayers of said complaint should not be
granted: Provided, That a copy of this
order be published once a week for three
sonsecutiys weeks before SAID day in The
inston Law Reporter, (Sl EDWARD c.
FICHER. Chief Justice tSeal) A true
copy. Test: CHARLES E. STEWART, CLERK.
BY Eleanor E. JOBE, Deputy Clerk.
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S4.5OO-E-Z TERMS.
ARLINGTON

o02 Flack st. Glenmont Heights. Mary
land, miles north of District Inc. juSt
off Georgia ave. s.
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BRICK 3 BEDROOMS OWNER En-
LARGE s6iIH LINING ROOM WITH FiREPLACE
DINING ROOM AND KITCHEN. SIDE
PORCH. FULL BASEMENT COPPER
ITMPINC GARAGE
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED

ARLINGTON AND FAIRFAX HOMES
Let US sell or rent your property We
will give YOU quick service. Appraisals
without obligation. MAC LINDSEY, CH.
6o1:,
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ORESIV1LLE. MD. = NEARBY NE
MI-DETACFED BRICK
HOME Y

CONVENIENT 10 grade and -lunlOr high
schools. shopping center and the Navy
and Pentagon BldQs. This "-story. 5-room
home is being redecorated throughout.
Electric refrigerator and range. oil air
conditioned heat Substantial cash. I'M
MEDIATE OCCUPANCY.
THOS. G MAGRUDER CO.
205I WILSON BLVD, ARLINGTON, VA.
CH 313l GTERF :i1:fi
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a. and 81

WE WILL PAY ALL CASH FOR
YOUR PROPERTY. WHY BOR-
ROW WHEN YOU CAN SELL?
COLONIAL INVESTMENT CO.,
317 9th ST. NV. DI. 615O.
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LOANS ON REAL ESTATE
J. WALSHE, INC.
1ll5 Eye St NV. MA 646s
SECOND TRUST MONEY
Low Rates, No Delay; Md. D c.. Va.
Phone MATTHEW x. STONE, EN-. 1903.
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FARMS FOR SALE.

MONTGOMERY co, MD.-27o ACRES,
very productive land, on macadam pike.
% acres timber balance in blue Grass and
leSpede2a. large stream Elght-room CO.
lonial frame house electricity, modern
dairy barn; $1,000 in dairy equipment in
ings Steal at SIS 900 Terms arranged
Phone Oliver $500 between and 1870.
llsf,,RE FARM, ll2 MI. GAINESVILLE,
Va, about so acres cleared. miles frontage
on main road, new 4-room cottage, barn,
hog pen. other outbulldings; approx Is, a.
in good timber. Must sell at once. > fields
ze$9edeze Cail CH, ;t1%T after pm
109-ACRE Dairy FARM ON HARD ROAD,
bah. ,j{i3hts, lo0-fs, chsken house; ", !, z
Westminster S10-F2l.
OUTSTANDING VALUE IN FARMS, lo-"5Q
acres. HEIGHTS REALTY CO. Capital
Heights. Nd Bowie Bldg; Upper Marlboro,
Md Marlboro IS, till I'm.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY DAIRY AND
of r. 80 and on hard-suTfacc road,
cattle and about 500 chickens; modern f.
ssil Tor Total trusts Of S2$,ooo, or vii
torney for note holder MA :5',9s
147 ACRES OF LAND, F.? HOUSES, GOOD
condition: one Sroom, one G-room house,
9g6udns Gs lG"ov wrAWaR MaRy Ssher 9ar
Va. an Fairfax 1j5w-i, A''' En- Os'''e' '''e'
so ACRES. GROOM HOUSE. WITHOUT
modern convemenCes; chicken house. corn
crib. no barn: on paved road. Mostly
cleared land stream. fine view; IS miles
from D. c.
Price. S6. $50. Il cash. balance to suit.
DO NOT MISS THIS ONE
Buell. M. Gardner-J. E. Kelly,
Rockville. MARYLAND. Phone $50
FARMS AND ACREAGE.
John Burdoft. ColesvilIe. Md Ashton 3s46
NEAR COLESVILLE PIKE.
10 acres of fine chester loan soil. good
farm buildings, on gravel road. fronting
on PatuXent River. Price, $1,000: a
ca sh
BUELL. NJ GARDNER. ]. E KELLY.
Rockville. Md Phone $50
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE

NORTHEAST = TWO FAMILY FLAT, >
rms KIT and bath. each floor h.-w h.
Price. $3.50. co. 6470. 16'
HARVARD ST. Mr. I4th-DESIRABLE
home or investment: four complete apart
mentS. garage: immediate possession. CO.
WO-YEAR- OLD BRICK. 6 APARTMENTS,
excellent income. nice lot: Takoma Park;
near stores and bus. RA 500.
Two 4-FAMILY FLATS, JUST COM
pleted. $4,000, easily financed; no
brokers' Call District 1921, between
and > m.
DESIRABLE FOUR-FAMILY FLATS IN
NV, ne and sc. sections, all PRACTICALLY
new. cash above lst trust required For
particulars REGARDING these and other lu-
vostment properties write Mr.. walter
r F. SAUL CO,
925 18th S.. NV MA "lNO.
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ALSO

c-SToRY. BROOM BRICK, > YEARS OLD
GOOD RESIDENTIAL GECTION. 1Uc BUS
ATTRACTIVELY PRICED. CALL Mr..
DONAHUE. CH. @4t0. EYES, FALLS
CHURCH 1888
Evening star., 1943-05-13

ALWAYS ALL CASH
Immediately for Any Make Car
WORRELL & SUTHERLIN
1888 Penna. Ave. Sc. LU 36S9
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-25
JUNIOR DIVISION

In the junior high division,
Ncinas intermediate School today
named its champion. Myrtle WI
hcla. ~. student in grade "a and
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Emil
Wihela. 15S Ninewood. She GOT
-the- seAeel- Hiideees, ned in The final
contest with Is other finaliStS.
The NcinaS selection is tho Sec
-ond among The Detroit intermedl-
ate schools. Wilson having named
Us champion, also girl, earlier
m the week Stre is Shirley Ben
ming. IL. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Eugene Benning, 1929 Spring
wells.
Thomas jefferson intermediate
the only school in tho Times con
have chosen its champion yeSter-
test named aft. the great patriot
Observation-Disclosures. was tC
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-25
Champion
Orator
NJ EaSaIIc
Nv ray HARRINGTON

Greater Detroit high and junior
high schools today made rapid
strides IN The Tines competition
of tho Thomas Jefferson Memorial
OratoriCal Contest. aS schools m
aiI fte districts of the area began
picking their individual cham
p1N~.
The distinction ~ being first
10 complete lis clim.nationS IN the
senior high bracket goes 10 Dc
la sale HIGH. at 1858 Glenfeld.
IN The northeast distric1-betWeen
Gr4tlot and Woodward - which
also embraces Northeastern,
Northern and PcrShing Of Detroit
Hamtramck. Hazel park and
ROYAL Oak highs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-25

DAY. hat a dark horse orator
sprung '-p and the final contest
has 80 hc put over until Friday
the deadline for all schools "a
name their individual winners
William Hensley. IA. is the boy
who halted the Judges deciding
Tho winner. lie and CareSSo
Thompson are scheduled 10 meet
again Friday before a general as
Scmhly for tho final selection.
They were adUdGed the best out
ofthe 20 who spoke for the school
.tltle Yesterday
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-25
Mother Notified
OF Soldier S Death

Mrs. Dorion Beckett, 1855
Grsndville, was notified by the
war department today that her
son, Pfc. Thomas l.. Headley. .,
was killed in action in North
Africa on March Q.
Headley graduated from FordSon
High School and enlisted IN jan
uary. 1871,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-25
THE CHAMPION

The De la Sale champion is
Robert l<ailhof, l7-year-old son
of Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Kalt-
hoT. $500 Nine-Mile road, East
Detroit lie won over II other
De La Sale fnaliStS. and goes as
his >eheoi.~ representative 70 the
northeast district contest at Ham
tranCk High next Tuesday after
noon.
Hazel Parks champion will he
known tomorrow and the other
schools Of this and all other dis.
uictS in the senior high division
VIII be chosen between now anc
the close Of classes Friday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-25

Housewives with spare time arr
asked 10 assist IN the retailers
war stamp and bond drive
These jobs do moi require
training courses or any definite
number of hours and the work
can he done In your neighhOr-
hood" states Miss CcCile NJ.
M Whalen. director of the eGB
volunteer office.
I'VE need thousands of women
In every part of the city To assist
in this war effort. Those who
cannot contribute any regular
hours can contribute materially
10 this activity through neigh
horhood store 'heCkupS, 81 pres
ent the OCD is placing $50
women n month in this field and
the number must he increased
many times, states Miss Herr
mine ClppeTt. executive SeCre-
tary Of the WaXne County
stamp committee. in charge.
Volunteers should call IN persor
~ the OCD office, 1851 Woodward
avenue, or phone Mrs. jean f-ur'
-ner. CA. 57sf. Those Who speak
foreign languages arc especially
desired.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-25


Development OF War Material
Since the Versailles Treaty Will
he the subject 10 be discussed by
Capt. w. 6. RIgby of the develop
ment branch of the tank automo-
tive center OF the army ordnance
department. IN ms lecture Sunday
afternoon in the Detroit Institute
Of. Arts. This will be the fifth
lecture in the series on war and
national policy sponsored by the
Wayne County Council of Defense,
Wayne University and the lnsti-
tute Of Arts. Capt. Righy will
especially refer to the development
of German weapons since the last
war.
Michigan defining can ship.
ments 10 the Pittsburgh plant
outside of Detroit and Wayne
County during February totalec
500 200 pounds, according 10 fig
ures issued from the Lansing OCT
office. Lansing totaled 294, 100
Flint. $1,000 Grand Rapids. 49,
800; Macomb County $4,000, Bir
mingham. Kalamazoo and Battlt
Creek. 80 500 each.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-17
Raid
Continued from Page One

COntInueu from rage Onc
when she told Judge Parent she
is a solicitor for the alleged
gaming establishment. She ad-
mitted driving patrons to the
place.
Other frequenters including q
man and his wife paid fines
ranging from SIS to $40 and
costs. All pleaded guilty to dis
orderly conduct.
FOUR IN JAIL
Lodged in the county Jail are:
Harry Shipper. a., 246l Sturde-
want avenue, Detroit; Louis Bar
sa, 43, 1924 Beaconsfield drive
Detroit; James Ormond 49,
2222l Mack, ST. Clair Shores
and Frank Grossman, Al, OF
1852 Mendoza, Detroit
Corp. Carlson said the four
men either own the resort OF
are employed there. The raiders
seized $1,000 in cash, found on
one of the four.
Judge Parent said Troopers
Clifford Gudenough and Will
liam Ward entered the place in
plain clothes. He said Guide
nough testified he lost So at one
Of two crap tables in order to
obtain evidence.
Other troopers led by Corp
Carlson then forced entrance to
the place. The two crop tables
were demolished.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-17
Russia
Continued from Page One

in a fierce engagement Destroy
ed 43 German tanks anG wiped
out a battalion of German in
fantry. In another sector Sow
let units captured a number of
enemy Notifications and are ad-
vancing relentlessly."
The fall of Russia's fourth
largest city increased the i'm
mediate threat to the rich Dnie-
perpetrovsk Poltava districts,
Poltava is 80 miles west of
Kharkov and Dnieperpetrovsk
is about 125 miles southwest.
I'm London observers said
that the city's capture had set
the stage for the destruction of
big German forces between
Kharkov and the Sea of Azov.
1t was estimated that the Ger
mans had paid with more than
100000 lives to take the city
in 1941 and used up $4,000 more
to hold it against the Russian
1912 winter-spring offensive.
(These observers said that
Orel, another German strong
hold 200 miles north, now APP
peared doomed and that the
Dnieper River line, the next
German defense hope, vas en-
dangered with even a possibil-
ity that the swift-moving Rus
slams below Kharkov may reach
the Dnieper before the retreat
ing Germans.
Zone column of Soviet troops
has been reported at Lozovaya,
about IS miles from the river
valley.)
Further light on the axis re-
treat from Rostov was contained
ed in the early communique
which reported the capture Of
Bolshe Kripinskaya, 20 miles
north of Taganrog Bay and half
way between the Rostov-Mos-
cow and Taganrog-Slavyansk
railways.
South of there Russian COL
umns had Stogmed through
Chaltyr and Krym to reach Sim
yavka, only II miles east OF
Taganrog. At Sinyavka the
Russians had reached the north
eastern identation of the Sea Of
Azov, above the marshes where
the Don flows into the sea.
hopping up west of the rail-
way north of Rostov Soviet col
umns captured 80 more villages
west of Krasny-Sulin, the Rus
slams said.
In the Krasnoarmeisk sector
further Russian successes were
claimed where Red army col
umns were poised above Stalino
and the 70-mile wide escape cor
ridor left the Germans along
the Azov Sea.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-17
Carroll 10 Try
Probate Judge
Legislator Named
to Prosecution Panel

Howard r. Carroll, Macomb
county representative in the
Michigan state legislature, yes
terday was named as one OF
three prosecutors to try Probate
Judge Michael E. Nolan, of
Gogebic county, whose impeach-
ment was ordered by Governor
Harry F. Kelly.
Judge Nolan, charged with
having illegally issued marriage
licenses and with having col
lected excessive fees for them,
was the target of a recent grand
jury indictment returned by the
circuit court Of Michigan.
Others on the prosecution pan
ell are: Nelson A. Miles and Col
in l.. Smith.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-17
Two Plead Guilty
to Reduced Count

Sam Bernstein, 80, 2678 John
r., and Thomas Marson, 80, OF
the Park Hotel, both Detroit,
each paid SIS fines after they
pleaded guilty today before Jus.
tice Donald j. Parent TO fire.
quenting gambling establish.
ment, a reduction from the or.
iginal charge.
Prosecutor Wilbur F. Held
asked that the original charge
operating and maintaining a
gambling establishment-be dis,
missed. The two were arrested
Jan. 3 when Sheriff Jacob r
Theut led raid on their resort
at 1878 East Eight Mile road in
Warren township.