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Evening star., 1944-09-08
FARMS FOR SALE.

SMALL FARMs-3o minutes downtown.
ssood go m road: water main, electricity: 9 near.
% With .arseS ct, nHfs nss sesn q
etc: near Fairfax. Hish School and Les
hwy; and two bus lines. Why. 90 way out
land with no conveniences ) and % no futurss s
we are builders and can build your homo
sa se Is D.d si 10Th dI ne p2ss sevs S ss
$50 down, $40 month. Drive out Les
hsy hsy,,a Sr LIE Lss 5Iyd e H.,rias cSsI. 5ss
e s.,nE nTs. eIossTosd turn risht 70 siss
foR R;m s.IhmM,ssI1o HhEins sIo sSa deposit -. ..s
isSn. JOHN sgRpSfr sSf: dalrI 30 No. ss'ss
condition .e,ss .sh esesas, esms ess.ss Z
bank barn. with modern dairy dairy equipment aens
soil, tenant on farm who is doing well YS anS
wiling wiling te stay. o. L. MURDOCH, Kens.
NEAR SANDY SPRING. MD; equipped, q
beauty: l4o-acre stock farm eommutins
distance; a-room home; with shade; many
boaad soaa S.De.s e al in good ssp9i ;
ance in best state Of cultivation and srss.
ins; is Large stream with z springs; horses.
farm Implements, with hay. straw. srov.
main on i.rm JOIN suRptsoaFFFr'. r. = 3 3.
Ashton as ssss san B. Silver sDrins' Md. Cap
rkoDUCTIyE FARM on Broad Run,
RI: east OF Leesburs: also 12-acre farm
HUcTioN sxIHSs osaD9 small f'eI sfsets az .ns Gf
acres each, located on both sides Of Lee
hswy.. lust beyond Centerville, will Be sold
serinnina aanilSn eaturd.y' en tf.st Sept PM
terms. Each tract has hard-surface Les
hswy. frontage. Unusual opportunity to
buy beautiful wooded. highly elevated imsfI
wilson WIZ a pEiss rse you are wili,ns to pay;
Sons 1nc.' auetioneers. Telephone DL
iso ACRES. 30 clear. near Ann.pour
Lineoin sa7s soase ol risSsly GG yrs old Phons
II N.; FALLS sHJicH. Va. 's mile, to
washington: Sn. n It p. c:-2sh acres Of extrs
@ @aoor' large living room with fireplace. arss
bookshelves and fireplace: kitchen. dininS
room; room; pantr, pan Z. ana bath End floor bed
mace; hot-air heat. electric h.-w heater:
e1se.ent e1sn.e vel water barn, spplss cherries
Realtors Falls Church 1890,
doah Valley, 5 miles west OF Woodstoef.
va room house. chicken houses, barn,
and s .hns near P1slen: P1Ia. tS5s.s roSd
Gail Lu O12s all day Sun, after 8 pm.
FAIRFAx CoUNrY-5o acre, =, ,..r,,,,,,
on hard-surfaced road: Little pif6elit Rnn tsun
tSs tpSSroerins farm on south line and running
ba bnsEiesn sic n center near newly built barn;
need Of extensive improvement: SHADE
trees and orchard. rock quarry on prons
erty, endless possibilities for rock ssrden
snS5eet to osr' SA sssss ssss hun, ssesSn
Sunday. GE. 1885, eA1
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APrs. FURNISHED Gent,

ARMY OFFICER and wife desire furnishet
apartment. living room, bedroom. kitchen
Northwest section; no children or pets
$lsS & per month; Box 8l.H. Star Star 10.
sHAkf %r ssas sissr %
In oo nfx Ext 9se se of .ier N iss.ss pm
WANTED girls to share apt. with an
SSsher; rooms bath ktshenette ya, dinetts
=; ;$sos 1T TAYLOR . .S st; Swms;,resnE Ea s.. sss
morsh Can f'sss' &c seem any fS'pas sims Avail.
/ on GIRLS to shar. with another.
Private room: closets, laundry and kitchen
Ns Esf sse'Ra Coon Snsl ssenen ssss
SS ISSI AS sHSRr MsrVsSa ssss:s IN
$-RooM furnished % apartment % for -SSi lisht
no sns Via Of ss
ISs e 81. Sc. basement apt. 2 i.rs,
GRNfszEb sss!fsz Safq ArasRMENr. sHsRls near Navy
Utilities xiEs ncSded ssshsn SIS MONTH sna Ns s s =
sSMassS sMs.. xff r. sssMIBArH, sssa SAT: respon.
:ss as rdslts sT Nbasemsns Po basa sasr a1 pm
and private bath. $50 mo- no children
NEAR ROCK CREEK CHURCH RD. and
Georgia ave, NV rms, kitchen. bath,
End floor. S45: girls or couple. RA. 2036.
,54 ROCK CREEK CHURCH RD.. near
Georsia and N. HAMPSHIRE aves.-2 apts
] rm. and kit. on End floor; suitable for
PERSONS; rent separate, or as 1 apt.
ISIS KALoRAMx RID. N.w.-rurnishee
combination living and bedroom, large
location: SIS mo-; suitable 3 girls
LIST FLOOR, rms and bath; gas, elec,
and heat furn.; near bus and stores; $50
q mo: adults. WA; 764a.
GENTLEMAN TO SHARE apartment with
young business executive; located near
Walter Reed Hospital: references ex-
changed: Call MR.. DAVID YOU'LL, ME.
Ss67, before & pm.
1908 ALLISON ST. N.w.-1-rm; efaciency
apt, comfortably furn.. everything new:
private shower bath, linens, also refrigera :
tor; $50: suitable for reserved gentleman.
THIRD-FLOOR APT, bedroom, kitchen,
dinette, private bath; quiet married couple
only; gentle home, DE, $500,
9th st. NV. Call MRS. COIN. FIR. 6264.
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

MT. RAINIER, MD-3 large rooms, semi
private bath, refgr.. private entrance and
room apis. with all mod. conv. avaii. i'm
mediately. Mr.. WEST Spruce O999
bERWYN-For couples. several girls OF
Worklng mothers. Call Berwyn 342-R
BELTSVlLLE, MD.-5-r. apt, ami; S45
mo: includes heat. ERWIN REALTY CO.
call Hyattsville O334
COLORED-Chesterbro Va.-Main road
furnished apt. = bedrooms, living room
dinette, kitchen and semibath, Frigidaire
separate meters, h.-w.h.; flowers, fruit
irees and garden plot: rental, SIS per mo
j, H. GREENE REALTY CO., lis Florida
ave. NV, North 6146
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THE EVENING STAR Washington, D. c.
FRIDAY, SgpfEMDER O. teA.
SUBURBAN sALf-yA. (ceee. J

SUBURBAN SALIVA. (CeNt.)
erty Is miles from WashinGton and
Z Hithin .slsin.. di:t:res Of bus and stores
bedrooms and bath on the second ncor
ssorsss sss sns .s's hs
epa ssTssns .nd S.r wsa;h:r stsiDpns ,.
oo S.ss down q iss Zee RHAsos H sssf
eson. si sn' e eo:sa ss'uSs. sas
ARLINGTON - sle.e5o; Groom frame
house on one acre OF sround. 23-ft. Hying
soom an e.. srs ashsn
bath, second floor; storm sash and screens.
eoai MxaEbsss hso1; 1,ssr eesachsSt ents sa5af. THos
Sil!asssp eh sisi. isii dE. M.l'ss sss4 a''s g.
s.xcsE TiAcT, s-room ir.m. home, in
10 cent bus. near schools and shops Foi
iMMEDDiHxsTiE POSSESSION = In white.
haven, 1l17 n. Sycamore st.. Arlington;
near Falls Church; living room. dininI
room room bedrooms, equipped kitchen. tile
Sarsee, full basement. oil heat. automatic
hot water, copper plumbing: SO. $50, with
s14sn q i9oo c. e.ss TslsphSns TSs Fails Church
more a fsIis II e Church. asWsoM lil7 N. sysa'
VIENNA; VA; Practically new 8 : room
house house; with AZ comforts and conveniences:
sagER a!eas @PsS 4eS EXT! Ries!z BAR OF sr0und
ARLINGTON vA.GPriee. $500; s-room
frame house; needs remodeling; oil heat,
xHRHARpr.a si AID a1s a. sness 1856 trees close
ARLINGTON. vA.--Price. $3.50: 5-room
frame bpnsalow: large attic, good to be
Ssiod:o close "Ha' in Tn' EHsHRsD4 ri asis a.
a1IIycroN ".
Cape Cod brick; I yrs. Old; ! bcdfm' bd on ist
bath fun basement. oii heat NV h.W.: also il,o
which Is rented, lot 52xls2: close in: sub.
WHvEsLY ss;Ht'a is'a 1LLzcEMoadEsTD1T cEEHEMHaEDT 6rsE
81 ;,es9Spditionsd hsstins: Insulated Sis lot;
Utah st. Hrin.sonD v. sos7 10
ss Rs HR asi' r. FALLS Al s'' cEUscAsroom fHnsei
eglsk n sopse on acre Of land house
frst door: bedrooms and bath on second
ssss soo 900 cass. SO per DasissslGh monsh
EASTMAN Ehs N, 4 STEELE. Realtors. Fails
faHfs fsHIse cMGacH. iaff yA.-rhis 7.room hou.,
srave drontase "a OF n; S5O # or Lee hishway in
|
erty. The living room. 25xl3 IT,, has =
iargg iarge stone fireplace the dining room i.
kitchen is one to delight the meticulous
housewife; upstairs are large bedrooms
and l bath and over all a thoroughly insu-
maids room and lavatory., oil hot-Wstel
neat, neat, Laundry tubs. storm sash, stee
1eam construction: 2-car detached garage
Cd inside and out and is a most attractive
nome. Buses pass door and stores are bul
few blocks distant. Price. SCI 0OO: sub,
stantisl cash and terms. Open Sundays
EEh5lMAn d STEELE. Realtors, Fall.
NEAk FALLS CHURCH. .vA.-26 acres, q
modern center-hall brick home oil heat
modern equipment, 2 baths, fireplace snt
spacious living room, screened porch. rec
reation room. built-in garage: will sci
mouse with about 10 acres if desired.
IN Falls Church; 8 rooms. i bath. Goa
os-sater neat; wooded lot. 6Ox325; $500
1 acre: $4,000. @. T. REEVES AGENT
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ZEAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE

vhKf Vii DEslkABLE 4-family nat clear:
,oca %tn .; aIaae ior wel-located store. Give
3 VACANT suBURBAN BARGAfNSM6-rm
9sqas moo: Suns, h:.wh,, fun cellar, nrepl.ee
s6SBo: $1,000 cash Hsaf Groom Ghn.Sa a6atb Md Al
stone stone. bung, acre. beautiful shade
poress nor Glen Md. SO; 75O:, $4,000 cash
stucco dwelling. auto. heat, suitable con-. an.
yaiescent home, large shaded lot. Fores,
Glen Park, Md. S17500; So. 900 cash pay.
down payment on either OF the abov,
MONIES. OWNER 81. 1851
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VAL ovaALuABLE business property. for sale.
s-sToRY coMMEiEscr2II 2Iui rtofEsrY. sea'iHl To-
Gated At lila 9th st. NV. Phone DI. 2363
between 2 am. and 3 pm.
628 KENNEDY ST. N.W.-Tapestry brick
building, store. dining roonf.A kitchen drst
noor; 4-room and bath apartment second
heat; price reasonable. H. W Il. CARTER. n.
6l3 18th st. NV, MA. 4178; ewes, AID.
NEAR i 18th AND rENNA. AVE. sr-cor.
ner brick building. containing store and
4 apts.. separate gas and electric meters:
ideal location for arocery store: aged owner
Cal Mr.. Tammaro. IA. 6a7s, with SHAN
NON 4 LUCHS CO.. 1906 H st. NV.
zoNED end COMMERCIAL, ne. shopping
center, 1-story store BLDG, 20 IT. by 10 IT,,
full basement: possession on settlement;
price, $4,000; 5000 cash, balance terms.
Call Mr.. CARNEY. FIR. 7460.
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COOPERATIVE Aprs. FOR SALE

1908 LANIER PL-o attractive, bright
hvable apis. OF liv. rm, bedrm. dinette
kit. and bath, 3 closets each. Desired ex-
posures., vacant. Located near 10th
and Col I'd. Convenient to everything
Excellent freproof, restricted bldg No
children or pets Cash required to settle
estate. Elec. refgr. and nearly new gas
RANGES incl. Assessment about S1s.
Price, 50 800 and 81, 700 Call MR. CAD
DIS, MA. 1871, or WO. 1881 for inspec-
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

WILL EXCHANGE large 4-bedroom furn.
house. in Arlington, for 2 or. bedrm.,
convenient to Pentason CT. 4S54.
WORKING WIDOW and sister will share
home with couple plus salary for wife,
REFINED COUPLE to share nice home.
modern conyeniences. unlimited phone
Call after 430, Adams 0S71.
2 BEDROOMS, electric range and refrig-
orator: coal furnished: $40 . month.
Stop 30, Cabin John car line. r. 4.
ises Sunday 1Os
7-R0OM FURNISHED HOUSE available
until october 4. 213 Baltimore ave, Ia
koma Park. Shepherd 3022. Phone or
call evenings only. 9s
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HOUSES WAkTlo 10 DuY tcsa's.)
PAHTY WITH ALE CA6M desires 8 81
room hcnne. near upper 18Th ny. Write
wRi7dESS:Tfft1 NEEDED IN S.thesd. and
CHEVY Chase. Nd. arees, modern homea
With US Will receive perfonal Inspection
and appraisal and prompt, courteous serv.
ice OF an experiepced sales orEanization
I. 7, 9RAvATTT. 7as 18th St. Realtor,
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LOTS WANTED.

APPRoxIMAIELY 10000 to 26.000 "a.
WANTED-Group lots or acreage, sewer
Mr.. Walter, B. r SAUL Co, e2B 18th
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COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR sAlF.

ssosseS osSEsss 1sS ae is :sIs. :as q HSG SssS
on hard road. near bua. line. and one rniiS
from station on Norfolk q WsStsrf Raii.
"; imms4tsts R2ssessiqn; tsras 81 100.
Hn ,MO21sx nsyUHANcB.& AHALTY co.
boz 10. Gicensed q, virsinia.5
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0UNNGss pRopGRTY WAITE.
oFflcEs foR RfN1.

SINGLE HOUSE, 4 rooms in 6eSement. 3
rooms lst. End and ard doors. Duo 70
sonins laws, can be leased only to non.
pront orsanizations. such ~ agencies Of
18th st.. near Dupont Circle. InspectioD
nyy ny Appointment. See Mr.. Parsonss
cI AvGa Syna BROS, INC. Washinston Bldg.
UNION TERMINAL BUILDING. AIS Flor.
ida ave. ne, Room 2l6-LArge, brgift
|. 9; sMTTRY Co. S1i i5tn st. T nv
1914 EYE 81. N.w.-Entire blds., spprox.
foI s or 6 sutos. EDwARD /. STfR0.
SSIHEMWAAI bLDG,. 9Th and D sts. nv
individual otaces available now; ressonabis
rent. JEROME g. MURRAY, 1881 d
st. NV. RE. 2460.
DESK SPACE or single once for rent;
maiiins and phone address: secretariJ
service. L. J. COWIK. 800 Eye -. nv.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY Foa RENT.

1889 Z ST. M, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
concrete BLDG: Ist and end nocrs avail
ahle, 5000 %. II. each t60x10O ~. with
freight elevator; VII sabdfyide for De-
1881 q st. NV. RE-. 1880.
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SUBURBAN RENT-MHRYIAND.

AvENEL-Inmediate possession: Groom
water in house. shaded lot. garden space
poultry and storage house: preferably
adults: S35 mo. s. T. HICKMAN, 9IS
ThAyer ave, Silver Sprine, Md
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HOUSES UNFURNlsHep.

house, restricted Chillum section, for p
bedroom apt. or smaller house in same
general neighborhood. ia 679l
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APARTMENTS WANTED tcent.

COLONEL AND wire want 2-bedroom,
furnished apartment, NV. section. Call
Rrz zusTRAtfaS Me f1a0Ss AZ sysn1ps norc. oc.r.
stationed permanently in Washington, de-
sire fully furnished apartment or house
with bedrooms, living room, kitchen,
bath. with An conveniences. close to city
IN good locality. up to $3.50. Ring Repub-
lic 900. Ext, 7$aa4;
share apt. with family In Wardman Park,
Shorsham Or the IKE; Box 51-H, star. To-
on or about Oct O.. Phone WO. 2b66.
RESPONSIBLE quiet couple, l-bedroom
nished, up to $76. M. 02ss. 10.
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ACREAGE WANTED.
WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

WILL BUY to 20 acres near 3. G.. A.
rsssonable price, direct from owner. csli
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HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.

FINEST COLORED DEVELOPMENT in this
area: 1-family detached homes on 5000
Four blocks on the District line on
Sheriff rd. ne, rent with option to pur-
chase. CHAPEL OAKS CO.. b70O Addison
Evening star., 1944-09-08
SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED

10 SELL your Maryland suburban prop
erty. call WA. 1854, ask for MR. EPIING
then get ready to move.
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APARTMENT HOUSES FoR SALE.

CONNECTICUT AVE, best section, IOOfS
rented: two hreproof buildinss must be
sold: attractive price r. 3. DONALDSON,
20l WoodwarG BLDG. NE 1882 81
Evening star., 1944-09-08
INvEsrMrNT PROPERTY wANTrn
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

LIKE 4-FAMILY FLAT, convenient to
275-R. Star.
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NEAR FALLS CHURCH. VA.-26 acres, ali
modern equipment. 9 baths, fireplace and
spacious living room, screened porch. rec
Ieation room, built-in garage; will sell
In Falls Church: 8 rooms. j bath. coal
no.-xater heat; wooded lot, 6Ox325; 800,
rooms I bath. frame. Franklin Park,
phone Falls Church 1898 Closed SUNDAYS
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COLORED-For sale-Near 10th and D
sts. s,e;-seroom brick. bath. h.-w.h.;
Near 11th and Fairmont SITS. nw.-6
rooms reception hall, bath, h.sw;h.; ga
rase; "a o modern home; price, $3.50; cash,
Florida ave. NV. NO. GIG
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HOUSES ron ulR.

yACANT-petworth. 1i40 .7th g.. nv
nraicn; raac.:;r arSe Eooms % sna bath. ~ hsat.
session; terms II desired. HUdH 3. con-
NER, 1927 Eye st. NV. RI. 1880; ewes.
YACxS1T. $500 10th Il n.w.-Newly recon.
porches, toilet Ii. basement. h.-w.h.; Z
really nne house; $4,000. Open sun.
10 g.: LEON 7, LAMB. 927 18th g. NV
RI otb St1e chsSY EfsSaafnsi SAs S. abL.r.. afes and
Icomfortabe frAne-and-stucco home in ar
exclusive residential section Of Chew
Chase, convenient to country clubs. Con.
struggled With plenty q room on : lars.
living and dining rooms. kitchen anc
pantry: the second 1oor has four bedrooms
and bath and the third noor two bedrooms
bath and storage room; there 10 . spaciou,
porch In front: gas heat, electric refriser-
ator and earase: reasonably priced ant
moderate terms, To inspect call MR.
P0SSEssIoN-4717 Drummond ave- Nd
I-Desaensesdl; Iaa ssl ono 70 rooms baths. gear
!. t30a 1909 18th st n.w.-Dstached, 10 rooms
q .nathS; 2-car Karsge: $4,000. INTER.
NATIONAL BANK. DI. O864.
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HOME AND INCQME. Brentwood Park. p
independent apis. added to It, rented $50
per mo-: very modern and In excellent
condition; h.-w.h., oil; new and restricted
section, convenient to everything; SI3,5OO
Near Union Station, 800 block Mass
ave. n.e.-6-rm. modern brick home, In
excellent condition, zoned 1st commercial
o brilliant spot: $1,000. Call Mr.. Vaienti
Ho; 0043. with o. B. zANTzIN0ER, Jr
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-02-17
Hoist f F|aq
AbovepIant
Hacker Boot
Workers Honored

The stage was set this after
noon for this city's first official
awarding of the Army Navy
"E' flag for achievement in war
production, as hundreds OF in
vited guests representing the
War Department, industry and
civic life gathered at the Hack
er Boat company, honored re-
cipient of the award.
The ceremonies were sched-
uled TO commence at $3.50 p. m,
in the flag draped boatworks
which has been established here
for more than IS years. Host to
the ceremonial group and holder
of the "E" award in behalf of
all employees, is company presi-
dent, S. Dudley McCready, who
has been head of the firm since
1924.
Principal speaker, and direct
representative of Under Secre-
tary OF War Robert p. Patter-
son, was scheduled to be Colonel
E. B. Gray, one Transportation
Officer, Of the Second Zone of
the War Department, in New
York.
Colonel Gray, West Point
graduate who has attained high
See CEREMONY-Page Q
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-02-17
Green Stamps
Provided for
Point Chance
WASHINGTON. Feb. IL

WASHINGTON, Feb. II P)
- One-point green stamps as
we'll as the new blue ration to-
kens will be given as change in
processed food sales during the
first three weeks the token plan
is in operation.
The Office OF Price Admins
tration (OPA), announcing this
today, said the arrangement was
precaution against the posi-
bility that tokens may not be
we'll distributed Immediately in
some sections. They will be put
in use Feb. 81.
1t will be the first use of
green stamps as change. One
point brown stamps for meat are
currently being used in this
manner and the policy will be
continued during the change
over to the token plan.
Two sets of stamps will be
used for processed foods and
two for meats and fats during
the three-week transition Pc
rod.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-02-17
Legislative
Split Eyed
Public Views
Sought by Boord

The Legislative Committee OF
the county Board of Supervis-
ors, which has recently been
bordering the problem of divid-
ing the county into two COM
paratively equal portions for the
election of two (instead of one)
state representative this fall. in
tends to get the public's slant
on the matter.
Chairman Adrian A. Linge-
mann, st. Clair Shores. an
nounced Wednesday that a pub
lie meeting will be held in the
5th floor courtroom, Macomb
County building, Feb. 20, when
the committee will hear theories
of the general public on split
ting" the county in two.
Theorists are advised of one
difficulty: the dividing lines
must follow the boundaries of
governmental units. For in
stance. Mount Clemens cannot
be split up, nor any village or
township.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-02-17
fSiaSheS Wife
With C|eaver
Warren Tovern
Scene Of Attack

Henry Wyseur, 50, Of 2664O
Schoenherr road, Warren town
ship, is being held in the county
all today, after he was arrested
by Center Line State Police.
who said that he had slashed his
wife with a meat cleaver early
this morning, inflicting serious
cuts on her head, arms, and
shoulders.
Mrs. Wyseur. AZ, who lives at
1927 East Garfield, Detroit,
was reported to be in good con-
dition today at Saratoga Hospi-
tai.
The cleaver incident climaxed
a family row in a Center Line
tavern Crowned by Wyseur and
his wife. According TO State
Police, the woman walked into
the kitchen, and was followed
by her husband. who picked up
a meat cleaver from a table, and
attacked her.
No warrant will be issued for
Wyseur until the condition of
his wife is definitely estab-
lished.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-02-17
Savage Bull
Injuries Trio
One Youth Gored;
Brothers Kicked

A 20-year old Macomb town.
ship youth. gored last night by a
mad bull, his twin and their 49,
year old brother were all in ST.
Joseph's hospital today recov-
ering from serious injuries re-
ceived when the savage animal
twice burst from its stall on the
Samuel Kogelman farm and
stampeded several horses sta
bled in the same barn.
Injured in two cyclonic out
bursts, within 90 minutes. were:
william Kogelman, 20, kicked
in the head by 4 terrorixed
horse. Condition serious.
Walter Kogelman, his twin.
gored.by the insane bull. Condi-
ton fair.
Edward Kogelman, 10, kicked
by a horse. Condition good.
All three boys lived at the
farm home of their father, 92l
French road. The animal was
shot by the boys father shortly
after the outbursts that resulted
in their being rushed to the hos
pital here.
According to witnesses Wal
ter was working in the barnyard
at Z pm. Wednesday when the
See BULL-Page Z
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-02-17
1oboggan Accident MOI
Due 10 Faulty Slide

Further investigation OF a ia
tai accident on Sunday in which
Walter Plichinski, II, was in
jured on a toboggan slide at
Green Glenn Park, Ryan road,
today reveal that, contrary to
original reports, no obstruction
on the slide itself caused the
fatality, according to files of
the state police post at Romeo.
Witnesses had originally told
investigating officers that the
toboggan struck "a loosened
board" on the slide. Investiga-
ton since that time, police re-
ports show. indicate that there
was no obstruction on the slide.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-02-17
Per Capita
Debt 5|ashed
Stonds at 1876
Contested to $l7.40

The per capita debt of Ma
comb County has been cut in
half during the period from 1910
to 1943, and the total assessed
valuation has jumped Is mil
lion dollars to an all-time high
of 500, $685. 66, it was reported
to the Board of Supervisors at
their recent meeting.
Figures compiled by County
Controller Sherwood j. Ben
nett show that the per capita
debt for 107,552 persons in the
county in 1910 was $17.40. In
1912 this figure. using the same
population basis, VISA reduced
to $3.50 per person, and by the
end of 1913 had been cut to 50.
Bennett, in compiling the
1913 unty-at-large per capita
debt of Sc used the only avail
able u. s. Census population
figure of 107,552 (194O) for
Macomb County. Inasmuch as
recent figures issued by the
census bureau show Macomb
County to have q population of
more than $4,000, the per cap
tia debt would be proportion
ately reduced, possibly to less
than So - as compared to the
$17.40 figure of 1910.
The county's assessed valua-
ton during the three year pc
riod jumped from $84,810,218
to 500, SOC, 066, yet this Is not
the complete picture. Bennett
points out. Large war plants,
principally the Westinghouse
(Hudson) Naval arsenal and the
Chrysler tank plant, are still tax
free, and IL supervisors had been
successful in their demands to
the Federal government that
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