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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-03-18

worse than-than-it's not just
being a good fellow or anything
like that. Tell me. you say you
got the order by telephone"
Yes, ma'am. That Stuart
woman phoned me. Then she
came barging up to me pretty
soon after noon. She had the
devil in her eye, too! But she
put up an easy tale, and said
hurry, hurry. She had the order
in her hand even then, but tell
you the truth, ! hardly got
more'n a glance at it. knew
she and Captain Carr were en-
gagged, you see"
"Yes, of course"
"She's got a way about her.
You know that"
Hasn't she, thought Ed, what
are we-well. my stars, this
could get you into an barrass-
ing mess, yourself Taking a
plane off to Chicago aid back,
without - but listen, Ed. You
won't have to suffer. I'll stand
up for you. I'll make Jimmy
Carr see that YOU"
Wind across the airport here
at Elmira was whipping at them
now. This was in the black
hours of morning. Mechanics
had come to take charge of the
plane Bryan and Patsy had used,
so they walked away, thinking.
He would get car to take her
home.
II don't like it," Ed murmur-
ed, as if to himself.
Pats thoughts were in a
broader vein. HI first reaction
had been one of biting anger,
and as she walked now with
big Ed Bryan bracing her against
the wind, she thought back over
that Chicago episode.
Pulling a gun trick :. . going
overheard will. m ,lodrama F..
what low, sneaking way to ="
Ed cut into her thoughts. Il
don't like it," he repeated. BE
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COMPOUNDED Il I like ii at ALL"
Ed, Army regulations and
routine are impo tant. We have
to be finicky about them, If we
are loyal at ALL"
That's what I mean. And
forging an order like that
But, Ed-friendship is-well,
you must help me think this
through. don't want us to go
as overheard as she did"
mo. No, that's so. And yet"
1T all backs up to a mistake,
l imagine. Lorraine was sup
posed { take that soaring trip
with him, but she wasn't there
at IL o'clock. She must have
been detained"
"The trip got off all right"
Ed said.
But she wasn't on it, And
she had to catch -. So she
did something desperate. In a
way II don't blame her"
Il don't like it. Forging an
order on me. Taking advantage
of me that way. 1t makes a
sucker out of me, and it makes
one out of the captain. The
colonel would +, justified in sell
ing us both down the river with
chains on our necks."
II see your point. But she's
Jimmy's fiancee."
Worse luck for him, If you
ask me.'
you mustn't feel like that.
She-she's prabably very nice,
and
Miss Pat, you amt kidding
nobody. You don't get by with
that"
why, Ed! Whatever do you
mean"
Big Ed sighed. Nothing. Ex-
cept you're too nice for your
own good"
II don't understand you"
1T amt none Of my business
That part. What is my business,
is getting made fool Of 1t
makes me grind inside to be took
by forged order thataway. If
she had come to me plainly and
said she wanted help catching
up with the captain, then I'd
Of
You mustn't hold any i'll will,
Ed
They had reached her home
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now, and she babe him good
night, promising meet him at
noon at headquarters building,
to talk further.
But she didn't 60 right to bed.
For half an hour she sat think
ing. And the sum of il was a
decision characteristic of Pat.
only thing for me to do"
she told herself, lis TO remember
that | love Jimmy Carr. and
act wherever l can TO protect
him. That means - means that
l must cover up &. for Lorraine!
He must never know she's
a forger What I'll do, I'll
make Ed Bryan forget his anger
about it. And Jimmy need
never know but what Lorraine
was sent ahead by the colonel.
Anyway, if | :" Pat was almost
in tears. Anyway, l l
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THE STORY; Lorraine Stuart has
replaced Pat As passenger ON the
transcontinental glider flight. To DO
90 she has forged Captain cars
name 10 an order commanding Pat
20 return to Elmira. Lorraine Calls
surprised Jimmy Carr 10 tell him sne
has arrived In Chicago. She admne
that she has forged his name, passing
her transgression off lightly, Is u u
were Of no Importance. shocked,
worried about Pat Friday, young
Jimmy Carr Is In . dilemma. There
IL no argument he can summon anu
, he hesitates 10 reprimand his fianese.
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FOOD FOR THOUGHT
CHAPTER XIV

Pats lovely mouth was round
with establishment. She gazed
I'D into the pilots eyes.
Ed" she almost gasped, in
credulous.
1T sure isl" he reiterated. cts
forged as sure as Hitler's viper.
Now you take and compare these
signatures, Miss Pat" He held
the two Army orders down for
her to see. They both have
James Carr's name on them, and
they're both correct as to form.
But this one you got from Miss
Stuart, il amt Jim Cars hand
writing"
But, Ed! Forgery is - is
awful"
1T certainly is. 1t rates as a
felony. When | was on the At
tlanta police, we always figured
that if"
But who could have done it.,
Ed? Who would have forged
Jimmy's name this way"
Neither spoke. then, for sew
eral seconds. They just stared
at one another. Each already
knew the answer, and each knew
that the other knew.
II don't like it," Ed Bryan
said. Il don't like 1t at all! Miss
Pat, you know me. l try to live
and do right, and l try to be a
good fellow, but"
ED. this is awful
"Ma ann"
This is awful, ! say. It's
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. SO THEY SAY

Some people are busily con-
cerned about the past records of
various Free functionaries
whom the A mer ans have
deemed il expedient TO employ.
For my part, | must confess |
am more interested in the safety
of the armies and in the success
of the operations. - Winston
Churchill.
The onward march of civili-
zation ordains that this. the
greatest of all nations, must as
sumo a leadership in the world
of tomorrow. - Gov. John w.
Bricker of Ohio.
II nobody ever said anything
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II nobody ever said anything
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unless he really had something
TO say, lot Of us might never
open our mouths, and few OF
us would keep them open as
continuously as we do now. -
Claiming Pollock, author.
To win permanent peace, the
nations of the world will have
to transfer some of their ma
tional sovereignty to an inter-
national agency. - DR.. Fred
erick l.. Schuman, professor of
government. Williams College.
AS far as lies within our pow
er, we must seek in the next
peace treaty for freedom and
justice for all races and all peo-
piles. And / think we should take
the lead in encouraging such
movements.-Alf M. Landon.
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II wanta talk to Capt. James
Carr"
Pilot Bryan didn't know much
about love and engagements and
such, but he knew a lot about
loyalty; loyalty to a country and
loyalty TO a frien' He wanted
a man-to-man report to his cap
tain.
This you. Captain Carr he
asked, presently. This is Ed
Bryan, sir. Just reporting a fact.
I'm in Elmira again, but | took
Miss Lorraine Stua to Chicago
tonight-on an order that was
forged"
Il know you ala, Ed" Jimmy
said YEARLY. Thanks for call
ing. anyway. But just sit tight a
little while. ! want TO think"
Go Be Continued
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NO. s;,o.s9s
ORDER OF PUBLICATION

A; session 81 said Ctlft held
u ne Court House 81 the City
& Ds'roi. "a said County on the
sih day q November AID 1883
Present Honorable LESTER s.
MoLL CiTcui, Judge
Il satisfactorily appearing 20
mis- couri IS affidavit hereto al
'scaed q Mah,s Fil1abe,h Jones
that he tsserdart Sylvester
Jones Is net resident q the
STATE - Nichirsr. hu, mat Re re-
SIDES IN vAssiastoL. y
II Is ORDERED ;hat ne Rald
cefer Ear. sylvester Jones enter
lis sp7eararce either r. person
or ~ Attorney. il 'Ais cause
within three mor,As from the date
81 this Orde-. or he sais BIZ q
Complain; Viii 30 taken as ccr-
lessee ard ma; his Order served
End Published as required by law
10 ne Detro. Tribune ne~s-
paper printed published and cir
cris;irg in TIE County aforesaid
LESTER s M0LL
circui: Judge
a Tr4e Corvf
cAsPAR J IfNcEMAN Clerk
Rv A a BERGER
deputy Clark ii-Is 1873
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No. Sso.eSi
ORDER or PCRICATl0N

Al a session ~ SAYS Court h'a
In the City ~ Detroit Niyn
Cornty. Michlgan on Nov y
AID. 1919.
Present Honorable JAMES z
cHENOT. Circuit judge
Il appearing n tbs Hono'aa'
Court from aftidasr 30 tls here
IN that after process ,ar ne 'P-
penrance Of the tefsr ar' haras
lecn duly Issued nc ts'sS''''
ccuid nc; he sert5l ~ reas'a =
her absence from l place 2
residence. ard 'ha' + cannoi T"
ascerta.ncd 81 What s;a's .
country the defcHlast Lem y
Green. resides
on MOTION or CHARLES =
BERRY. Attorney ~ ne p'''-
tifs
1T Is ORDERED 'sai . coy
n this order be PUBLISHED &c {.
cording 70 l.w II no peu ',
Tr!bnne. a revsfa7eT p'lA..'
published and c'rcula't-- Y wv, J,
~. and also that = coy q -,
order b cent ~ said is'era ~.
- t.-o~- address SD
Stanford Avenue Detroit
iran. nv register n'l' 80
JAMES = eHENoi =.
circalt Iutr
a True Copy
cAsPAR '. I1NGFMAN. ''''"
A. A. RERGER ~
Denutv Clerk
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JACKSON NEWS
BY SARyT SMITH

Mrs. Lena Thomas ieaea' 80
piano and dramaiics Of wv ,,' ~.
Wesley street. gave cef'ii'.. y,
to seven Of her pupils SUD- ~.
evening. for completins ii''l y.
cnd and third grades 10 n.. ''s.
The pupils receiving the ', ,,..,,
Gates are Arleen Brown ~, =.
simms. Gloria sImms. Narta' =. ~.
church. Marry smith, Benn'' 8.
con and Wilbur Calhoun
freshmenss were served v,.cp
The Jackson branch =. 4.
gave a surprise party i0' -,
president. Devon Humphrey. W n,
day evening. At the home Is
and Mrs. Bryant Parker. =,
Adrain avenue. Nr Hun'pnrs,, :.
bsen called 70 the colors anu n,
poets 10 leave for c."n ~.
month A leather ii'f''' y,
lpr r,oney also a foun','n 3,
vas presented 70 him !"
MACE,
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NET ware II 80 10 Calf
srr-s where csr rake - .
week f. VA SIAN slr3s, as
maze Aeys "a a mca,1
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tt re !. ycg were re vhs.
pn- SON d.
tns.;- Tx true. salaries are
high In the war plant hut you
must take Into consideration when
living away from home your az.
l.'nses are going 10 be higher
also. There \ the postwar angle
70 consider as well the defense
flanfs VIII probably be closed
down When the war Is over Int
there viii AWAY, be q demand
fcr good teachers. IN vour case.
ny suggestion Is that yon stick
70 your present profession.
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no. s4Sssi
0RDTR or PrRLICATIOv

A; session a. said coGr, held
n the CRY q De,roi. WAYNE
Comfy Miekigar on November :.
AID ls4s
Pressn Honorable ROBERT
" TOMS Circuit, Judge
Il appearing 20 tbs Honorable
Court from sf,lsavn on file
herein that after process for the
appearance q defendant having
been duly issued. the defendant
could not be served by reason of
her absence from her place Of
residence and T. cannot he as
ctrtained in what state cr cour-
try the defendant, Doshle Pounds
resides
Of MOTION or CHARLES r.
PERRY Attorney for ne Plain
IN
IT is ORDERED. that copy
n this order be published. accord
inT 70 law IN The Detroit Tri-
hrre a newspaper printed pub
llshed ard circulating IN said
county. and also that a copy Of
said order he sert 70 said de-
ferian. 81 her last known ad-
dress 227e Nullet. Stree. De-
troi' Michigan. hy reris'ered mail
ROBERT " TOMS.
Circuit; Judge
A True Copvl
.cAsPAR J. LINGENAN. Clerk.
a. a PERGER.
Deputy Clerk ii-17--i-s
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ORDER or PUBLICATION
No. 3,0.3es

A; session ~ said Court held
on re 2sih day q October. AD.
is47
Present Honorable ROBERT VI
TOMS. CircGit Judre
], appearing 70 ;h.s Court ~
affidavit on fle 'ha, the place o,
residence % the defendant herein
g unknown. and Il cannot be as
ctrtalned IL what state or coun-
Try she resides
1T Is ORDERED hat she az
PEAR and answer the bin % CON-
liaint filed IN this cause within
three ronihs from the date o,
this order OF said bin Will be
taken as confessed. and that this
order he served and published
IS required ~ law in ire Detroit;
Tribune. newspaper printed.
puhilshe. and circulating IN said
county
ROBERT VI TOMS.
Circuit Judge.
"A True corvl
.cAsPAR J. LINGEMAN, Clerk.
BY A. A BERGER.
Deputy Clerk .f-l5-le-25.
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TIE ABE WALLACE SERVICE
css q The psst Ttbsnt z%s s. A,srs s. Detroit Meh

MS t~ sAek.rr yo acrice
-,o- s~st. sc-tr LADY
w- a- 1,vy i1-t1 II love
nifs s tes hsss r4t1 ana
A1s c ~, ,9-1a ost thst
ttr 1rs91ad was rev.- cifqrcs-
t hss rfr We ar -aty
"a ievt vh ne N 40 sse make
re rac We 81 r. SO srst
rree- t.-r ! an ..t.rE v.-a =
sns.; AT va. fine and dandy
With you and your good woman
until ytu side-sispped and hogan
ccnrilng your sweet ycung lad,
friend. II was then that you DO.
clded that yon did mt love your
good woman. The only thing that
gon can d. now IS n consider
The good qualities ~ both and
compare them then make M
yrur mind which one ~ these
vor On you want 10 spend the
4
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rave sefo1s 2ron-
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RE WE H a11 a' H'hs a.
'tei very has 'rG '- = z s
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someone rf'' roFfE HeTf
~ nome rave n'ffF
any MONEY 's
Ans; iou have assumfd The
responsibility ~ ihis ehhd iak'
IL rHQu Vrur.lIf "a helm this child
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No. ssI.12f
ORDER or FERTILIZATION

a, ? ser.irr - SAID Ccu-. held
III 'he ef,h dav - Noye-her
An 1sf7
Prfs,r' 9oror,hls JAMES ?
cHENoT c'rcui Judge
Y aprearlrT - IBIS Court from
tffifavi; ~ fi'e "a. ne 5e'ers-
enf hereir e -esiier. % TIE
state - Michigan hat process
fc- her appearance has heen duiy
issued End that fhe sane could
not 10 served ~ rsasor ~ her
corcot lr~ert wl'h,r this state
TT IS ORDERED -hat so an
pear sna answer ne ~ r., cor1-
rieirf fied N this carse ri.h'n
three months from re date %
'his order ~ SAID NH vii BE-
''ker as confessed arf that 'his
frfer be se-ves sri rrtilsNes -
-sruired h~ lar n 'he Detroit
Tribune rnrr-arer printed
published mi circulating n sad
corn'v
JAMES = cHrNoT
Circuit judge
~ T-po corvl
~tSpAR = rrVcFvsN. clerk
~ a a nFRGER
Doru'v Clerk 1915 i-sa
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No. sis.3s
ORDLR OF rIhlIliII0A


Sss'sa % 81 11- at
Z 'ns So1'i z vie Sc CITY X
le''o''' On oe'o'r AZ ~
Present So-4s cCT A.
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showing thai 4 5. 49,.
,ained Ia Wis. S... d. ea,...
Ire dsferdsrf RS . 4,
Ter preser uhee.4s-.. =
knowr. tast RAJ ss -ss
laence was - cv v.s w..
state 81 xeu :.
Postmaster
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SCHOOLS WAY rIn>T

JEFFERSON CRY SO AMP
The;hs- o- 10, 'he schools q,
'aw ars journalism o. Lincoln
pn'rs~s''r VISIT rerrrir open or be
-spendst sitter Fsh Is % be
ttc'ied ~ Gov DornsN Refer
ref - he Foyerror hv re hcs-d
- rgr.'ors = re r-ivs-sifv IRE
'wo fe1s meas ri,l 7-cesbir
hsts ~ - closed after re pes
~. ssmester r-'es. adequate
tg-fs RE rr1v' lei
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LEGAL NOTICES
z. ". Golightly, ATTORNEY
lss~ Grafiof Avenue

STATE or MICHIGAN. in the
Circuit ourt Tor TIE County ~
Wayne in Chancery.
NABLE ELIZABETH JONES.
Pis.rr:,. sc. SYLVESTER JONES
Defendant
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CHURCH or COP

The Rev 2 y McCbes preach.
Cd from samuel 1877. one
person uss added n The church
The Rev Mr McGhee preached
at The Church Of God ia Ypsi-
lan'l IN he afternoon
A chririmas program Will BE-
held Dec. Is a. 3 pm a, me
church.
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CITY A. MILLER
c,-e-'. Ju1n
Chas. Il. Rerr!. Attorney
1905 Rroadway

STATE or M,CHicAN. q Ne
crcui. Cour, for no Comfy y
wavne. IN Chance
BENJAMIN J GREEN Plali.
,iff We LETHA y GREEN D.
fordo-f
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No. 351.i25
ORDER or PUBLICATION

A; a session OF said Court held
az the Court House IN the. city
az Detroit. Wayne County. Mich
igan. November IL. AID. 1898
Present. Honorable LESTER s.
MOLI.. Circuit Judge
On reading and filing the AZ
fldavit Of non-residence executed
b. the plaintiff herein. from
which II satisfactorily appears 70
the Court that the defendant re-
sides outside OF the State OF Mich
iean. and that he resides At 4Sis
Calumet Avenue. Chicago. III.
on MOTION or WILLIAM G.
SMITH. attorney for the plaintiff.
1T rs ORDERED, that the de-
fendant. Willie Gilmore. enter his
appearance on or before three
months from the date Of this or
der. or the bin 81 complaint viii
be taken as confessed and this
order be published in the Detroit
Tribune. as provided BY law and
served BY registered mail. IN ac-
cordance with the statute made
and provided
LESTER s MoLL.
Circuit Judge.
"A True Copy
cAsPAR J. LINCEMAN. Clerk.
~ A. A. BERGER.
Deputy Clerk ii-2o--i-i--tt
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Chas. n. Kerry. ATTORNEY
1905 proadwa,

STATE or MICHIGAN. 81 the
Circuit Court for ne County Of
Wayne IN Chancery
ROBERT POUNDS plai-,ifs W.
DosHIE POUNDS Dstsnean,.
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LEGAL NOTICES
Abner A. Taken. Attorney
ssl0 Monterey


STATE or MICHIGAN. IN ,hs
circpl Court fc- TIE County o.
Nsy1e in chaacery
PERCY y RISER. P,s!rt.r. IS
HATTIE RISER Defendant
ORDER FOR APPEARANCE AND
PTRIIcATI0N
No "a ga
. 80 80
ga 80 az.
-. ~ - ~ s
!, N..A,- e.
'. - y E ~ 1es g
r~-
-r,,s $50. ~, 80 ''Dn'-''
80
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william l.. NaEill. Attorney
rs 4. Vernon Hlghway

STATE OF MICHIGAN. n The
Circuit cour, for the County OF
Wayne. n Chsncery
DANIEL &. VALDEZ Piaintiv.
va. MARC ELINA vALADEZ. De-
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W. T. Patrick. Sr.. Attorney
1901 81. Antoine Street

1901 81. Antoine Street
STATE or MICHIGAN. n the
Circuit Court for the County Of
Nayne. IN Chancerv
BESSIE L. MORNs Plaintiff.
vs.. JULIUS MoRNs. Defendant
No. sl7.ssG
ORDER TO APPEAR
AZ . session Of the above en-
titled Court. held IN the County
building. in the City % Detroit.
County Of vaync. and State Of
Michigan. November ls. AID. 1913.
Present. Honorable JAMES r.
cHENoT. Circuit judge.
!, appearing from an affidavit
hereto attached that the Defend
ant. Julius Morns. Is not a resi-
dent OF the State OF Michigan. bnt
hat his last known place Of res
ldence was AZ feif Beauhlen
Street. Apartment q and, that
repeated Efforts 70 serve Defend
nEI personally ~ ~ulN hNtl rs
disclosed the fact that the De-
PENDANT no longer lives ~ said
address: but that his present ad-
dress and place Of residence IL
unknown: that the Defendant Il
either IN hiding or has lefi the
State ~ Michigan.
OK MOTION OF WILLIAM T..
PATRICK. ST., Attorney for Plain
tiff.
IT IS HEREBY ORDERED, that
the Defendant ente- his appear
snce. either in person or by At
torney within three months from
the date hereof. OF the Fiji 81
Complaint viii he taken as con-
fessed against him.
IT is FURTHER ORDERED.
that the Defendant be served with
true copy Of this Order 70 APP
pear ~. reristcrri mar. reiufn
necei,. rerrcsfed rrf. tNrt a
irue ronv a. std O,derto Appear
Be published sccordlns 70 Law.
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LEGAL NOTICES
Vim. l.. NazIll. Attorney
14S !. Yernnr Highrar

STATE oF MICHIGAN IN The
trout Court ~ he County o.
Tavrs N c-farcsrv
MlrHsrf KFFALrs Pissr,iis
Ts HELEN EErhfrs Dsse-dapt
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VIM. E. smith. Attorney
e01 r Adams Avenue

STATE or MICHIGAN. in the
Circuit Court for the County OF
Wayne. IN Chaneery
MARY GILMORE. Plaintiff vs.
WILLIE GILMORE. Defendant.
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Have Charge Of Center
On Georgetown Road

The National USO has approved
establishment Of USO center in
Bethesda. it was learned today.
The center will be located at 1908
Georgetown road in the building
formerly occupied by the Sanitary
Grocery Co.
The sum of $4,000 has been ap-
propriated by the national organ
ization for renovating and furnish
ing the property.
The location was chosen. the COM
mittee said, because Of its nearneSs
to a school and to two churches
whose assembly halls have been Of
fered for the use of the center and
because of generous rental terms.
The YWCA of Washington has
been placed in direct charge of the
Center and will execute the rental
details and appoint a paid super
visor. John Schoolcraft, Washing
ton area director of the USO, will
have charge Of renovating and
furnishing. Work will begin i'm
mediately and it is expected that
the building will be ready for use
within six weeks.
Mrs William N. Morell of Bethesda
is chairman of a committee which
will have charge of the Center when
it is completed. She will work under
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500 in Chevy Chase Area
Request PIoWed Plots

Nearly 500 people in the Bethesda
Chevy Chase area have requested
rent-free, plowed plots for Victory
Gardens. William H. Prescott, Mont
gomery County commissioner, an
nounced today.
Pleased with the enthusiastic re-
Spouse to the countys offer of free
land and free blowing, MI. Prescott
is proceeding with arrangements to
take care of all interested persons.
Teams, ploWS and harroWs have
been secured and the work Of pre-
pairing the soil will be begun as soon
as weather conditions permit.
In the Bradmoor section of
Bethesda over Is people have signed
up for gardens. Twenty from Hunt
ington Terrace and Sonoma have
requested plots. Ground for both
these sections is being donated by
Philip Milestone of Washington.
Additional ground is available in
both sections.
Mr.. Prescott urges that interested
persons consult their neighbors,
choose a vacant plot of ground near
by, find the name of the owner if
possible, and forward the informa-
ton to the commissioner Office in
the Bethesda County Building.
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Traffic Homicide Charges
Against Two Fail

Negligent homicide charges
against two men failed in Municipal
Court yesterday.
Judge Nathan Margold ordered
a directed verdict of acquittal in
the case of Abraham S. Gibble, 48.
of 498 l street SW., a Capital
Transit Co. motorman, who was
charged with negligent homicide in
the traffic death of a 74-year- old
woman
The court held that the Govern
ment failed to prove its contention
that Mr.. Gibble was negligent when
the streetcar he was operating last
February 4, struck Mrs. Sarah A.
Oden at the intersection of Seventh
and G streets S.W.
Negligent homicide charge S
against William S. Lemons, 81, COL
ored, of 444 @ street NV, were
nolle pressed by the United States
attorneys Office, after a Municipal