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HOUSES uNFuRNIsHep.

slaF SH5vT coo5s SHAsE o. Mp L ree%s baths
Of bedroom apt apt. vest vest efnens q conn i1s ave- :
PSsE AlSsf at5fT oFpdRTT9nfd4sYy il TMsndsy Growing
family in small home will exchange with
sent sa domoytsbe amy b arss homs Have l0
garage, in NV. section. near good schools
s5srss sna stores; res coal or sas heat win ex
sTssiy with room and h0mfh bafh pafs aso
pRnoM psRRtlsSlar1 R,N.iaW RsE 215vx isra Star .
water, electricity, h..wh., basement; u mi.
aiIEs; Nd Phone Hiilside $3.50.
ash Msht, to garoen land and chicken house.
ssToaRSYE0 ss1ThoaRSE0Di DEFAeHED r BRICK, bedrooms, lSr
j year old Forced to leave BY reason onoof Of
! BURNS ST. s N,Em8-bedToom & tsds; house iy rec
TSesauon room, 1lR baths and gas heat
baths: INV b, fireplace. lot 13oxl20. 2
eaI SHEsVF EsVaFaef SaasE sj25 sspeT sH f5e5
coal heat. excellent neighborhood: good good
Rent very reasonable only to party who
occupant. Prefer apartment in private
residence or apartment house with dining
RsEsrsaToNosYrms Rf4e aiS NeosY sts5 sanralox acre lot
hIa GD SstGFf sGsaAkSR Rssn eS 4
sfvEkoSM p Il s1 Bsiok es sG PusGAIow, sSsi North
ses sessi9n $40 monb on bus line close In
stairs lavatory. elec. stove, refrigerator,
hest hot water ,srs. oil automatie areonditoned
soxntoTs wash Wil finnish isao if az desred. ned
Phone oee Vienna " fafn na f!afe lane oakton' Va
WILL RENT this 5-rm.. bath. brick bum
sas trees 70 tenant Large lot
NO One years rent required in advance.
NEW 5-RooM and bath brick. full base
quits only. sos month. SP. 0767
723 Bird ST. NV.
bulmner II ROOMS; so baths hot-water heat. oil
liz Eye St. St. Nv. Ah'hA' NM EA. s4es.
BROOKLAND,
1918 18th ST. NE
Detached brick home rooms. . baths,
Hii heat, large fenced yard. full basement,
HARRY JUSTINE,
1427 Eve st. NV. MA. 2s44 10.
NEW-$65-NEVER OCCUPIED.
Attractive Cape Cod bungalow. 2 bright
peutooHs, If4Hs room with large picture
window, modern bath. completely equipped
kitchen, Electrolux icehox, cabinet ranee
and bJ1lt-ir cabinets Automatic gas hea {
lunratiot ed). Large wooded corner lot.
Nc small children. Call Union 354 2
between / and 6 pm,
1247 SHEPHERD ST. NV.
Store and 7-room apartment, hot-water
heat, coal furnace; Sl25.
HARRY JUSTINE,
1927 Eye St NV MA 2S44 49,
NORTHWEST.
Bungalow with 4 bedrooms garage h =.
VII; close to Walter Reed Hospital. S10(
mo. Available immediately. B. F. SAUL
co. Qc6 l5th
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A HOME WITH
PERSONALITY.

IN THE BETHESDA AREA
Not just the ordinary home but a minia-
ture estate with comfort atmosphere and
beautiful surroundings. The grounds front
$50 1T. at corner and are well planted with
shade trees rhododendrons. American box
wood and Towering shrubs There are
apple. plum, peach and cherry trees. ample
garden space. Fenced area for children,
The fiagstone walk leads to this different
home. an unusual and very interesting floor
plan, white clapboard construction with
green blinds
Large sunroom with closets and mir.
ror doors; fun bath on frst floor. screened
living porch. all-electric kitchen: insulated,
downspouts: detached Rarase; oil burner,
storm So. sash and DOORS. fhs RTies, 81 :: go
today to inspect this property.
EDW. II. JONES b CO.. nc.
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HOUSES FoR sAlr.
TENN AVE NE

Near Lincoln rark--Substantiai brick. 1
sisehsn VIII spisndid Equipment: DE
ipss. Venetian blinds. heat cost per season
about $50; quick possession; price, .S1o.9b0.
BOSS a PHELPS, Realtors Exclusively, /,
WI: $3.50.
GREENWICH FOREST-$l6, $50.
brick Colonial center han tpainted white},
on spacious wooded lot: there are 8 gen
srous-sixe rooms. bedrooms. baths and
finished room on the third floor; many
large closets, automatic heat and q two.
early possession can Be had. BOSS q
PHELPS, Ma. 9300. EVENINGS and Sunday
call EN- 2l0S
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NEAR NATIONAL AIRPORT.
You will say this is one of the prettiest
homes you have ever seen Two master
oeorooms. beautiful bath with colored tile
and nxtures, elaborate kitchen. electric
places, livable recreation room, automa tic
neat: This house should sell Immediately.
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S12,75O-Mount Pleasant

9IZ, ,ToU-WOunC Pheasant.
A comparatively new home having a
delightful view Of Rock Creek Park. This
property has full advantage of the cool
air from this park. 8 extra-larg rooms,
9 bsdrooms, tile baths: recreation room,
saragt;,, sarase; Entire property is in excellent
Inspection by appointment TODAY, CALL
Mss BLAND. WO. gre. THOS. j.
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IN NEARBY VIRGINIA..

IN NEARBY VIRGINIA.:
A few houses available in the
charming Falls Park section of
Falls Church, Virginia. 2S8
Two bedrooms, bath, large
kitchen and living room, utility
room, excellent insulation, airy,
roomy attic suitable to make two
bedrooms, circulating warm air
coal heat, one-quarter acre lots,
paved streets.
See these attractive houses in
their setting of fine trees.
streams and rolling hills.
Price: $5,49O.
Terms: $500 Down.
Open Sunday, 10 ANS PM.
To reach: Take West Falls
Church bus from 18th & E SITS.
NV. to end Of line. South on
West st. one block to Parker
avenue, left one block to subdi-
vision. e
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MODERN DETACHED BRICK,
CLOSE-IN MARYLAND COMMUNITY,
$9, ,450-Only 4 years old. situated just
Oh main boulevard and just over D. c.
town Transportation; center-hall plan, 8
rooms end tiled bath. frst-fioor lavatory,
air-c9nditioned heat, all-electric kitchen;
CAN'T. immediate possession. Phone Mr..
1908 n st NV Ma o2dS
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

MARIETTA PARK,
ssa s. foom ssso'se ssmas sna
tached. an rooms large. front porch. built
Ro sa4hassf; Disf.n slSE MEaxEn sS2 terms 81 ss4e
a2o EvARTs ST: N.E.-Ss.150.
Modern. semi-det. brick, 8 rooms, tile
bath, 3 porches Zone inclosed), INV ht;.
House vacant. Only few blocks north
OF r. Rhxfr aSf Z So si Se 1asn today
1922 18th st. NV. EX. 1922,
BRICK BUNGALOW-WOoDR
Six rooms, 3 bedrooms, porch. hrenlace.
sion with aAssaALE fssa n. s1detR WsFfR 81 1E 00't
Successor to
1924 14tS Gssae 81. Sw' 4 James Inc, p1. ss4e.
INVESTIGATE THIS.
dsSornisT C1rnsr house y large rooms. newly
baths, finished basement with tile block
moor, 2-story. gear garage. owner occu-
pFiedi, Fan6i,,, Fine for boarding house or large
co. 5Os4 a''N A'"N''o'
rossEsSfosS VII WIFI p sETTL III TMLENENT..
large lot ARRANGED SO s It can See Be used isn as
pnechase at this prse Is az 70
terms. g. H LALEGER, 14io II st. NV.
DI. 7s19. Evening. GE. 20s1 20.
NEAR MASSACHUSETTS AVE. AND 49th
81 n but on the MARYLAND side of D. c.
ine-White brick bungalow, a very pretty
house in a pretty subdivision: s rooms,
bath. hot,water heat, oil burner: near bus,
shops and theater. Price. S7,5O0.OO.
LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER.
l119 st. NV. MA. 1866.
FORT DAVIS PARK.
ROW brick, g months old rooms and
oath; heated recreation room: electric
refrieerator:. .air-conditioned oil heat; va
cant. MT. Altman; FIR: 1904.
MARSHALL, I WApIE
Successor to
Waple &, James, Inc
1924 14th st. NV. DI. 3346.
RITTENHOUSE, Mr.. GEORGIA AVE,
Possession at once-Detached entirely
rennlsheo; IL rooms, 3 baths; basement
apt: rented for S35; oil h.-w.h; garage;
nice lot: S11,950; terms.
A. N. ROTH. woodward Bids. Ma 1885
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TWO FAMILY HOUSE.
10th and Monroe-S rooms, 2 baths,
baGk yato: Secently renovated.

$3.50 CASH-ONLY $4,95O.
For a modern 2-bedroom home in fine
condition; det., asbestos shingle, 2-story
and basement oil heat: large fenced gar
den On r; !. ave-, Md. suburbs. NO.
Evening star., 1943-09-19

OPEN 2 TO 6.
210 35th ST. NE.
Out Benning rd. to Minnesota ave, turn
right on MINI. ave. to Blaine ST., turn right
on Blaine st. to 35th.
YES, ONLY $3.50 DOWN.
5 rooms, brick, tile bath, GAS BRYANT
heater; INSULATED. weatherstripped,
screened; convenient transportation; 2
years old. Call HO. O369.
OWN YOUR OWN HOME.
William Calomiris Properties.
Evening star., 1943-09-19
SILVER SPRING.
9319 CAROLINE AVE.
nnHAY ENN

Bungalow. rooms and bath, screened
porch garage; large shaded lot. Second
hoor nc es,,s arranged srr for 2 extra rooms. Full
from bus; conv. to schools. stores. To
reach: Out Ga. ave. to Colesville rd.,
Mright M to Franklin ave-, right to Caroline
Evening star., 1943-09-19
1872 HOLLY ST. NV.

OPEN TO-DAY I TO 3.
High above the street at one Of the
highest points in the city, between 18th
st. and Alaska ave. The granite for the
heavy walls of the house, was gotten, we
e ere told, from the mansion of Governor
$1,000 square. feet of land, with tall pines
garden and shrubbery.. Wide double-deck
porch, Charleston style: view for miles
10 rooms. 2 baths, vapor heat, convertible
heating plant using oil, f1replaces, under
ground raid shelter, buit-in garage To
settle an estate, the price is less than the
assessors value: Mr.. Hurd will be present
to 20 into details
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER,
Evening star., 1943-09-19

BETHESDA, MD. >
Immediate Possession.
8-room brick. 5 yrs. old, modern in every
detail and in splendid condition; 3 bed
rooms, "a baths. A real buy at $1o,95O.
E.. M. FRY, INC,
724O Wisconsin Ave WI ar4n
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COUNTRY HOME. {. &
OWNER TRANSFERREn
Chevy Chase, D. c.,

Gas Heat-Near School. -.
,I This most appealing. detached stone sna
dreamed. Of In q home. Model fitehsc
ofIisakIass PIE, room, den. immense and unus1.
sy sy nice recreation room with hreplaoe
room excellent bedrooms. baths. ~
aet., aest. maids room, .well-landscaped ict;
N.Y. uWssscnso garage; within "a block Of transp.
snr sr 70 sell. Let me show you this attractive
Call James E. Schwab, Realtor.
OR. $500, or on Sunday, WO. 1903.
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LARGE FURNISHED HOME

Center-Hall Colonial Brick.
$1175O
Modern detached home on beautiful lot
60x150 feet. inclosed with a white picket
fence; in new DEVELOPMENT of Silver Spring
Nd; transportation at the corner; 7
rooms. recreation room. porch. automatic
hot-water heat, huilt-in KaraRegF M.
MEDIATE POSSESSION. Phone Mr.. Good,
80 SHANNON 3 LUcHs CO..
1905 H st. NV MA 2a4k
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SUCCESSFUL ROOMING HOUSE,
third and basement for S31SO0 Two full
baths and lavatories. New gas furnace;
excellent furniture. NV. location.
1915 st. NV. BEITZELL DI. 3lOO.
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Observation-Disclosures
Ss,2oO-4 bedrms., modern bath; s rrns.,
t p0rcn' sqs. to Ga. ave-, schools, theater;
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$3.50.
813 TUCKERMAN ST. NV.
SAMPLE HOME OPEN FOR INSPECTION
ALL DAY SUNDAY
In new-house condition; semidetached
brick house, rooms and bath, built-in
garage: near all schools. churches, stores
and transportation.
HENRY J. ROBB, INC,
1924 Vermont Ave. NV. DI. S141.
Evening star., 1943-09-19

Desirable 2-story frame house; bedrm
and bath on 1st floor: screened porch, large
lot. Near schools, stores and transp.
Reasonably priced To inspect, call WI.
534h or WI 41lS
S9.25O-DETACHED- MD
Cape Cod, practically new; lge rms
tile bath, porch basement, gas heat large
lot. In ideal community: near bus, schools
and stores. Restricted
EARL T. WRIGHT, WI. 5344. WI 411S.
BE SURE AND SEE
1900 block Hamilton ST. nw-Det
Large rms: interior fine condition; auto
heat; large yard; fine, convenient section.
GE. 64s4.
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$10,950.
Detached Groom brick. excellent NV
section: . baths, gas heat. recreation room.
garage; owner occupant, If you have
looked around you will recognize what a
bargain this is Substantial cash payment.
Inquire now Box 3.lS-Y. Star.
Evening star., 1943-09-19
POSSESSION WITH DEED.

9th ST. s.w.;. S-room brick house, all
improvements. for $4,95O, terms
brentwood Village. detached brick home;
sion. "' N'
Evening star., 1943-09-19

COUNTRY ESTATE.
from D. C. Modern early Colonial home of
4 bedrooms and 2 baths, also bedrooms
and bath on 3rd floor: garase: paddock;
Hsrs Is tie Ead q 4 shox pl.ss al eissI
(eun. and evss., o.. 1706, Mrs. NosbD.
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BROOKLAND

4NO1E Z X w liz I
Bungalow with 4 bedrooms. garage H.
VIII; close. to Walter Reed Hospital. S1o0
mo Available Immediately. B. F. SAUL
CO., 92b 18th ST. NV
Evening star., 1943-09-19

S27.5O0-CUsTOM BUILT.
Detached brick, 4 years old. Crestwood
area area; I bedrooms, baths. recreation
bath, gas heat, large de luxe kitchen,
painted and stippled walls. paneled library,
" bath first floor. full attic. LARGE corner
FOR APPOINTMENT, P1.1AsH CALL
McDeyitt, RA, 1922.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-08
Clip and
Let's Garden $ss HS% si S.a
BY
HomeG udnin Specialist MthiqsnSa oleee
By PERRY BOWsER

Home Gardening Specialist. Michigan State College
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-08
Thursday, April s, 1943
Lewis in Battle
To Bar WLB
From Mine Row

NEW YORK. April 8 QNS)-
A crisis was reached today in the
wage negotiations between the
United Mine Workers and mine
operators in the northern and
southern Appalachian soft coal
regions. The miners are seeking
a $2-a-day wage increase.
Both the northern and southern
operators sought to place the dis
pute in the hands of the War
Labor Board over the opposition.
Of John L. Lewis, president OF
the UNIV.
Immediate certifcation Of the.
dispute 10 the labor board also
was opposed by DR.. John r. Steel
man, director of the u. S. con-
Citation service and President
Roosevelts personal representative
at the conferences.
DR.. Steelman maintained that an
agreement was still possible al.
though the operators contended
that the negotiations were dead
locked hopelessly. Ste e m n
admitted, however, that the con
ferences were in a bad way
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-08

adds much to a diet when eaten either
fresh or canned.
Winter squash, II feet, 20 pounds, one
hour
Tomatoes, so feet so pounds, three and
a half hours.
Now for those which ought to be left
out of a garden if there is a limit on
space or on gardening time.
Among these is sweet corn, 100 feet
rs pounds of produce from one and half
hours of garden labor.
Cucumbers, 25 feet, IS pounds, one
and half hours.
Peas, 100 feet, 20 pounds, two hours
Parsnps, Is feet, Is pounds, three
hours.
Rsdishes. 10 feet. pounds, one hour
For food value, radishes and cucum-
bers, for instance, give a return exceed
ingly low for space in the garden and the
labor it takes to grow such vegetables.
But for health value of the product and
volume produced good crop of tomatoes,
spinach and carrots can give a return
comparable to wartime factory wages.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-08
Too Late
House Group Opposes
Labelling Program

WASHINGTON. April s QNS)
The House agriculture COM
mittee today went on record as
opposing grade labelling of the
1913 cannery pack as planned by
OPA because the committee found
that the program had been set up
too late in the year.
Chairman Fulmer Cd Of South
Carolina explained that 1T was
the contention of the committee
that the grade labelling program
came too late-we thought il
would be taking a chance on
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-08
Sunday: Garden Herbs
Horse Trader Must
Quit Fair Grounds

BAY CITY, April 8-After Rob-
ert Cady had used the county fair
grounds horse barn for six years
for horse trading purposes, county
officials decided il couldn't be
done. Cody was ordered TO move
yesterday by a decision Of Circuit
Court Commissioner Collins.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-08

cutting vitality needed food pro-
lduction."
Fulmer added that ne believed
that every member recognizes
the Importance of grade labelling
lof canned goods and said that OPA
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-08
You MayAIwaysBe
Constipated If

you don't correct faulty living habits.
In the meantime TO help insure gentle
yet thorough bowel movements - take
Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets.
Olive Tablets are simply toondeTlul
not only TO relieve constipation but also
20 stir UP liver bile secretion and tone up
Intestinal muscular action l5f. 30f. 60S,
Follow label directions. All drugstores
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-08
z Nezi Cruisers Damaged

STOCKHOLM, April 8 CUP)-
Two badly damaged German
cruisers of $500 and 5000 tons
have reached a Norwegian harbor,
presumably after an engagement
with an Allied convoy, reports
from north Sweden said today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-08

GARDENERS who wonder if they will
" have any time left for golf, swimming
or fishing this summer can lay out time
table right now. Efficiency may vary, but
average gardeners find it requires an hour
, OF work during the gardening season TO
grow II pounds of onions in 25-foot row,
or that two hours of actual gardening
ought to produce 20 pounds of fresh peas
from a 100-foot row.
In fact. an efficiency chart for vege-
tables may help some gardeners weed out
the vegetables that take too much time
and space.
Out of 10 common vegetables, there are
II that are most essential. These include:
Snap beans, one man-hour producing 25
pounds from 75-foot row.
Beets, one and a quarter hours Of gar
dening, scattered through the season
should produce so pounds from so feet in
the row.
Broccoli 100 feet, 80 pounds one and
half hours.
Cabbage, the same requirement of time
and the same production possible.
Carrots, 100 feet, 100 pounds, two and
a half hours of gardening for planting,
cultivation, wedding, thinning and harvest
Lettuce, 16 feet, eight pounds from one
hour Of effort.
Onions, Is feet II pounds, one hour.
Turnips so feet, so pounds, one and
quarter hours
Spinach 40 feet, 20 pounds, one hour
That's a high yield for an essential green
vegetable that nutrition specialists claim
n
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Order The Detroit Times
mailed daily and Sunday 10 your
man In the armed forces.
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Dial Cherry $500 TO arrange
for The Detroit Times 10 be
mailed to your man in the
service.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-08
g House Den1s
Urge Action on
Pay as You Go

!, WASHINGTON, April s CINS)
-Thirty-nine Democratic mem
bers of the House today signed a
petition urging immediate action
on fair and equitable" pay-as-
you-earn income tax plan.
The petition. in the form Of a
letter, was addressed 10 Rep.
J Doughton Cd of North Carolina.
chairman of the House ways and
means committee, and asked
! Doughton 10 report a pay-aS-you-
earn plan to the House without
delay.
Rep. Anderson tD) OF New
Mexico, who drafted the letter,
announced that he had obtained
80 signatures. many by freshman
members, and said he thought he
could get that many more to sign.
GROWING PRESSURE
The letter gave impetus 10
growing pressure in the House for
immediate action on pay-as-you-
earn tax legislation. House Re-
pubiicans have been beating the
tom-toms for action since the
House shelved the question OF tax
collection legislation a week ago.
This pressure, however. still
was not powerful enough 10 jolt
Democratic leaders of the ways
and means committee from their
decision 10 postpone pay-as-you-
earn tax legislation for the time
being.
DoHghton, back from a brief
trip TO his home in North Caro-
lima. told newSpaperTnen that 1.-The
situation with regard to tax legis-
lation has not changed" He ex-
planned, however, that he would
abide by whatever decision the
ways and means committee made
on tax legislation.
COP BACKS RUML
The Overwhelming majority Of
House Republicans have rallied
behind the proposal of Beardsley
Ruml. New York economist and
banker. to forgive a year Of taxes
as means of placing taxpayers
on pay-as-you-earn basis. The
overwhelming majority Of Demo-
Gratis supported a ways and means,
committee bill providing for no
forgiveness.
The House first adopted the
Ruml plan, then rejected il and.
then referred the entire matter
back TO the committee.
The letter signed by the 80
Democrats said in part:
1.-THE desire of many citizens
TO put this country on a pay-as-
yOu-go income tax basis has
become perhaps the foremost
domestic issue. 1t is the duty of
Congress TO meet this desire OF
the people as best IL can"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-08

could now 90 20 work on the 1914
program.
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ADVERTISEMENT
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-28
Obituaries
FRANK A. ROONEY

Frank A. Rooney, 65, A past
Worshipful master of Mount
Clemens Lodge No. 6 and long a
we'll known Mount Clemens re
sdent, died at 4.3O a m. today at
his home, 81 Hubbard avenue,
following 20-year illness.
He was a DUR conductor and
a postal employe for 10 years,
until he became connected with
the Detroit Edison company in
1917 He retired in 1928.
Despite his illness, Mr.. Room
ey maintained his membership
both in the Masonic Lodge and
in First Presbyterian church.
Surviving are his wife, Eva
three sons, Franz, of Detroit
Clyde, at home, and Russell, OF
Mount Clemens: two grandchlld-
rem, Janice and Jimmie. two
sisters, Mrs. Fred Mathews and
Mrs. Lillian Barr, both Of Yale
and a brother, Thomas, of Ply
mouth
Services Will be held Tuesday
at 2 p m. from the Hubbard
Funeral Home with Rev. JOSEPH
A Kennedy officiating. Masonic
Rites will be held at Clinton
Grove cemetery, where burla
Will take place
Members of the Masonic
Lodge will meet at lis D. m
Tuesday at the hall TO atteno
services.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-28
Mighty Flood
Waters Re(ede
Formers Hope to
Plant Crops Soon
Nv The Associated Press

The mighty Mississippi River
and some of its flooded tribu-
taries were receding at several
critical points today while thou
sands of farmers in inundated
areas hoped to be able to start
their belated wartime food pro-
duction soon.
Army engineers estimated,
however. some of the land would
not be tillable for another
month.
Even as it receded from
flood devastated areas, the Mis-
sissippi approached record
crest at Cape Girardeau, Mo, of
42.5 feet. bikes to the south
were expected to be able to hold
the torrent.
The Illinois and Arkansas
rivers also were dropping and
Col. l.. B. Feagin of the United
States Army Engineers at ST.
Louis said he did not expect the
Mississippi to get out of hand
below Cairo. Ill. The Ohio
river, in past years an equally
dangerous partner in flood de-
struction, was below bank full
However, Colonel Fea g II
warned that while the Mississip-
pi was receding above Cape
Girardeau the danger there was
not past. The remaining levees,
he said, were saturated and a
sudden washout could put thou
sands of additional acres under
water.
The crest of the Arkansas was
moving on from Little Rock to
Pine Bluff, Ark, after inundat-
ing so blocks of the former
city Below Pine Bluff the stream
is thanked by huge levees that
the army engineers believed
would be able to hold it.
Meanwhile. the Water-ratlon-
ed residents of Pine Bluff ex-
pected a plentiful water supply
by Monday. The l25th Engineers
Battalion last night completed
emergency connections with the
city's regular water source. The
connections were the second con-
structed in two weeks. Previous
ly laid emergency lines were
broken as the flood continued
TO rise.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-28
APPS Moscow
Reporter
is Cited

ATLANTIC CITY. N. j., May
28-tP)-Henry Cassidy, Asso-
ciated Press correspondent in
Moscow, is among four war cor
respondents cited by the ma
tional headl ners' club for pro-
ducing the best exclusive foreign
reporting.
The club, which yesterday an
nounced the names of ID win
ners of journalistic achievement
awards, also honored IA other
war correspondents, including
Vern Haugland, Charles McMur-
try and the late Z. H. Crockett
of the Associated Press.
The latter Ia men will re-
ceive special war correspond
ents valor medals for "heroiC
deeds in pursuit of their assign
ments."
Named along with Cassidy
were Drew Middleton Of the
New York Times, Keith Wheel
er of the Chicago Times, and
Bob Miller O. the United Press
Leo S. Disher, United Press,
Henry Gorrell, United Press
John Hershey, Time; Merrill
Mueller, NeWsWeek and NBC
and George Lait, international
News Service.
The st. Louis Star Times was
honored for outstanding public
service.