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ohm 5 Gayran, Attorney. iilo Ford Bids.

Detroit 96. Mich
-. NOR No TGAGE Sal E-Detauis having been
ssse made 6y JOHN F. KiLARsKI. q
gifn2 %yrp and ;nSie man to PHILIP
corded November 5th. 1913 in the Office OF
,ne Resister Deeds for. the County Of
Ms e ., 1od s.a'e Of MlcnsaP IN L,se,
P5o pryss . THOMAS THoMAs S MsHHSn s. 5,
oa egoasd n Hpr s daed st aVT In 18th; n:
County q Naeomb and State o. Michissn
contained has become operative. there is
~ reasop OF said default now due at the
rY;F6GR HuNDRFp FIJI p1pr "" THREE Fl Ss and
so 100 80 ass 90 DOLLARS and no suit
.,eeeured BY said mortsage. or any part
virtue OF the power OF sale contained IN
sa!d morlsase and the statutes IN such
s T Bay of J RIded on FR Ipsy. THE
CLOCK noon Eastern Standard War Time.
.ne lucers!sned WILL al the Westerly or
4 g',4'g, stree, Enhance to The county
Na5om6 County Michigan. tina. BEING
,4e place Were TIE Circuit Court for the
auction % the highest bidder the premises
0escrloed N sad mortgase or so much
4'fl''a as may % necessary 70 pay the
amount due as aforesaid on said mort
gage tozether with interest AZ the rate Of
,e EN- q per cent per annum from date
- .aiS notice and al legal costs allowable
ov .sw and prov ided for N said mortgage
Ht..NdluE attorneys fees, said premises
,er NacOuo County. Michigan. and de-
'crtec As follows 90 Wit. Lot No. rs Of
Sgpegv,sor's Plat Of Martins Little
Farms part OF the Southeast q. Sec
tuu 80. Town l North. Rance ~ East,
Warren Township. Macomb County,
N.chl-ar according 20 the plat thereof
as recorded ir Der 20 OF Plats, page 30.
Naconb county Records
Dated April 25th 1914 Detroit. Mich.
THOMAS McHUGH.
Assignee OF Mortgagee.
JOHN : GAvRAN.
Attorney FOR Assignee OF Nortgagee,
l4l0 Ford Building,
Detroit %, MchiSan CA o5ss.
April IS May :. 70, - 30: June 6 -.
20, - July 4 IL 49,
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Attorney ioF ASslgnee OF Mortgagee.
1910 Ford Building.
Detroit 20. Michigan. CA 0588.
April IS May :. 70. q. 30: June g II.
20. - July 4 IL 49,
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MOVING q Storoqe

OUR MOVING equipment is the best.
Special care taken Of your furniture
and upholstered goods IN storage. such
as moth proofing and wrapping rugs
and cushions City Transfer Co. 90
Broadway. Nj. Clemens. Phone 1881.
Service 10 and from Detroit daily.
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EARNS

1877 ". Gratiot Above Green's
Phone Mt. Clemens 652l
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Houses For Sole


Lawyers Blag. Phone 1891 days. 2ss
any time. {
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NO ICE

Is YOUR CAR INSURED? II not sec
ROBERT AXTEL today! Local agent
Tor State Farm Mutual Insurance Co.
l3l South Ave. Phone Mount Clemens
S764. y
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Floor Sanding
Fumieotine

ALL BEDBuGS. reaches. moths des-
troyed IN SIX hours; guaranteed. Nh.
comb Fumigating Service $3.50 S. Riv.
er road. corner LongyleW, MI. Glenn.
ems, Phone 8ill. c
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DEPENDABLE girl for light house
work and care OF children: mother en-
ployed; SIS week. Phone Mt Clemens
7OO9 AeO
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Radios Vacuum Cleaners - Washers
Attention housewives
LsCr1iV 4 B5'cs service
Formerly SD LsCro.x Sales & Scrv-
ice CO..
Now offer The most complete service
department. iu Macomb cou8ty-Sertlc-
az rod .1s. vacuum cleaners and wash
erS, We maintain three separate de.
0artmcl's wiki specialists OF year cN-
periorce .n each service.
Our stock % parts is complete and
we assure you speedy and efficient
service ~ all times
Ia GROIN < RATES SERVICE
rs Markct. Nj Clemens: Phone 553l
Hours ? % ~ m. and 20 ?. m.
Not open evenings. c
SEE Us FOR genuine Hoover sew.
e We carry complete s'ock Of parts
ilrect from nc Hoover Co Also spc-
-idlize in Speed Queen and Easy Wash
.ng Machine service; genuine factory
parts. New and used swc, ocrs FOR sale
SEE SERVO Tor Service
IS Grand Avenue. Nj Clemens 24l7
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WANTED
Chombernoids

EXPERIENCED waitress wanted cor
day time work. Dads Place. IS VI De
comb street. Mt Clemens A?O
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Tractors For Sole


TNOYEAR-OLD tractor for sale on
-l51cr. ? bottom nlow. cJItN ator. g.
section drag Tlrd house west % Norm
Avenue ON WA.,kcy -oJd. l.
FORDSON TRACTOR with double
slow. completely overn8uled and re-
painted Can bc seen 80 500 Utica
road, half mile cas-. OF Van Dyke As5
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Service TO Formers


Harness. SADDLES. traveling
D3Es repaired New leather work made
- o.tcr. 55 Washington, A.. Clemens.
Phone 5O97.
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Miscellaneous
Dogs, Cots, Pets
] = I

WANTED-!oo turtles. any kind;
hand SIZE or over, CSC each. Weston
dort Drug store, - MacomO street. A23
THOROUGHBRED English Beagle.
good hunter. S25. Call 6O82 before Sin. l.
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Legal Notices
Walter H. REYNOLDS Attorney, l03 Guar
anty BLDG. Detroit. Mich. ls6l.


STATE OF MICHIGAN-ln the Circuit
Court for the County OF Macomb IN Cham
Gerry Theresa L. Johnston, Plaintiff. vs..
William Johnston, Defendant order Of
Publication. Al a session OF the Circuit
Court for the County Of Macomo in
Chancery. held in The Macomb County
Building in the City OF NJ, Clemens.
Michigan. on the end day OF June A d.
1914. Present: Honorable Alton II. Noe.
Circuit judge. In this cause II appearing
By affidavit on file that It cannot be
aScertained in what State or Country the
said defendant now resides On motion
OF Walter II REYNOLDS. Attorney for
plaintiff II Is hereby ordered that the
appearance OF the defendant be entered
IN this cause within three months from
the date OF this Order and that in case
OF his appearance, he cause his answer
10 the Bill OF Complaint herein TO be
Med and copy thereof served upon
Plaintiff attorney within fifteen DAYS
after service upon him OF copy OF said
Bill and that in default thereof. that
the Bill be taken as confessed By SAID
Defendant. II is further ordered that
this order be published and mailed 10 the
defendant as required by statute and la"
ALTON II NOE
"A true COPY Circuit judge.
OUNCE L ROSE Chief Deputy Clerk.
June II. 20. -; July T. II. 49, 20
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{. A. Kerner

1923 50. Gra'lot, Route z
4. Phone NJ. Clemens 549l
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Poultry
livestock-For Sale
J

-FOUR New Le md w1'e does; one
New /eH.rd white buck IS New
iceland a4'c g week, o.f. one 6-scc-
rrn sc.t-..cIs sJ'g1 NI-' So. on
tuColn' OF .i.tHcss Phone $3.50 2O98
Croker D. ~ Clemens.
FIGHT WEEK OLD piRs for sale.
5000 IS Me between UHc3 and Car
tc.1 road Adner RvlEaeGt. h2s
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u Houses For Sole

TO BE MovED-two 2ox2o garages.
LeW
l-l6N2O shanty roof Of metal g. high.
l7liN2i frame building IN good re-
pair.
2sx72 two story high; nearly new;
! 22No2 'No stories nigh: !. 2iN3o two
stories hIgH
on 10, ,O6v2oo. building 32xs2. two
story frame win lesn-'o attached.
1920 suitable for Ngnt manufacturing
Gratot frontage az Cotton Road and
GratIOt
one history StIcco building 4ON4O with
gear garage attached, on lot Box 90.
frontage on G.aiot az Chesterfield
= miles north OF NJ Clemens All
buildings in good repair; living
rooms attached m buildings.
I-hotSe 2-row cI.tIsator; never used:
fully equipped, VIII also convert into
tractor oItfi. 20 ~ soil for seed bed
one Port Huron thresher, 2s-inch CYL
indcr; 10 good repair and running
order, complete
HAY FOR SALE
81 Acres. corner Grauot-Telegraph
roads
IS acres, Whiskey Road.
30 acres Mh+skey- road
g acres mixed
IS acres. mostly timothy.
3 acres. timothy mixed.
- acres. mixed hay
See JOHN SCHLAFF
In stone house .. miles north Of Nj
Clemens, on Gratiot
Route 3, Box 23o, NJ. Clemens Ac3
FIVE ROOM house: 2-car garage:
nice location; only 81 OO0 with s. 900
down Phone 5946 mornings or eve
uiags. A?3
MODERN brick. rooms; 10 acres.
Mo- - D. Il.
plants; also raSpberricS fruit orchard:
garden I'm miles 70 Mt Clemens
SG.5OO--ttrlaS
5-room house on North Wilson.
81 800 $500 down.
Two 2-fimiy flats. one completely
furnished: other partly. Has income OF
500 per month.
Price 81 900 80 900 down
TOM WHITLEY REAL ESTATE
Phone 6c82 l.
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"a Building Materials

FOR SALE by owner, 5-room house
on good residential street. Write Mon
Uor-LeadeT. Box ll3. AsS
EIGHT ROOM brick; brick garage;
good location and close 10 business dis
trlCt. Phone $500. AS
ST. CLAIR SHORES-Nice : rooms
and bath; fire place. stoker; 3-car 3D.
rage with room apartment above,
large lot with plenty of shade Phone
$3.50 for Information. A95
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Office Equipment

ONE hcld. 80 acres Timothy with
spr cling Of clover.
ole lcld. ~ acres mixed hsv..
one field. so acres mixed hly.
ono field, acres. mostly timothy.
OIe field, Is acres: mostly timothy.
one field. 70 acres; mostly timothy.
Al ground u'e drained. no bitches
20 cross See John Schlan. stone house,
"a miles north of Nj Clemens on
GrIuot. A.:
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Horses ond CottIe

TEAM OF horses for sale: weight
? 900 and hay loader, 27+0 North JEFF
ferson of Rosso highway Phone 1924.
Ace
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loke ond River Frontage r.,

LARGE LOT with beautiful trees
with frontage on river facing golf
course; excellent building; location FOR
future use. Bargain Si95. Phone SOFA &
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Business Service
AufonofiUe

NULCANIZING - tires vulcanized;
rubber boots vulcariZed Use LeNol for
leather care. REYNOLDS. IS Washin ston,
M Clemens. Phone 5097 q
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Stoves, Suckers, Heaters HIS
Jewelry. Wotehes, etc. H-l7
Machinery ond Tools HIS PAD

DELTA saw and p.lner. good con-
iiti0n CAL after 8 p. M. SO Shcridlr
NJ Clemens A.3
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Building Materials
FILL DIRT
Clay black dirt. sand
ROAD GRAVEL

Cen cr' eraNcl crushed stone c.lfers
Phone Nj. Clemens 2O25 OF Rose. 900
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Automotive Equipment G-6

TIRES NOW-TIME PAYMENTS
The best synthetic tires YOU can buy
r +. Goodrich SIlvertones; available
IN popular sizes; bring your grade
certificate and take advantage of our
easy payment plan. Small down pay
ment small carving charge on
unpaid balance p. F Goodrich Stores.
2s New street, Mt. Clemens. A9a'
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-12-27

ltolii6en Delegaten mtpelen0en @r3=
bii6ofen 5ablten Der Sm'lte Serr SSobn
8. Wcgi6olas, O.B., bon gincinna=
ii; Ser 9m'lte @err Srancis S. 8ed-
man BON Dubuque, Sa.; Der Sp'ite
Serr go>poro MooneD bon Detroit;
Der @m'lte 9err Samuel 81. 5trit6
bon @bicago; ser Sp'ite Serr Urban
S. Gebr bon Denber, uno Der Sp'Ite
Serr 6. Sitter bon Snoionapolis.
Die anmelenoen @m'lten &erren ST.
i6ofe paren: Senrp Altboff bon Belle
pi1e;; Sobn 90. Cannon bon @rie; Co.
lparo S. Soban, Goobiutor bon glepe-
lamb; Sobn s. Nou bon Sort @apne;
So1epb s. alberS bon 2anltng; Sa-
mes 81. Mc5oooen BON youngstown;
Pbilip s. S6er bon Monterep= =Ires=
no; 8m. .. 0'Brien> Silfsbii6of
bon Chicago; George S. Hebring,
Silfsbii6of bon Cincinnati; 5roncis
Ut. Cotton BON Opensboro; Jranf 81.
Sbia bon @oncoroia; gotparo g. Set
finger, Iominiitrator bon Columbus,
uno SEQ 8in5, &oa6iutor bon @inona.
Serner: Der Sm'ite Serr sSgnotius
@iier, S.S.8., 4bt Der ct. Wein-
roos~abtei in Snoiana> fotpie berfdie.
oene Rropinaiale un6 sStellpertreter
boa reltsi0ien 0roen uno @enofiese-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-12-27

JOSephlnum
Master of Ceremonies for the
Apostolic Delegate:
Very Reverend Monsignor Joseph
M. McShea, Apostolic Delegation
Assistant to the Master of Ceremo-
nies for the Apostolic Delegate:
Walter Mehn, a theologian in the
third year at The Josephinum
Master of Ceremonies to the Bishop
Elect:
Reverend Francis S. Smith, Gin
cinnati, Ohio
Master of Ceremonies of the Mass:
Thoralf Thielen, a theologian in
the second year at the Josephi-
Master Of Ceremonies of the Process
sion:
Reverend Anthony A. Klein
schmidt, The Josephinum
Chaplains to the Metropolitan:
Reverend Charles F. Comte, To-
ledo, Ohio
Reverend j. Aloysius Grimmels-
man, Cincinnati, Ohio
3ablreid|e Pralaten tuubntem Der
3erempnie bei
Die Beibe3eremonien bra6ten oabl>
reibe fir6lide 8iirbentrGger aus 6en
beridte6eniten 9eilen oes 2on6es nod)
Bortbington. gu BEN rebit benz Npo-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-12-27
&ii@ofstueibe oeS @tp'item @errn $. :.
0rtmmelSntam, Nettor oes e$oiepbimmmS

i6aften> I'M gan5en ettpo 1926 Brie'
Iter.
Inter oen 8ermonoten oeS neue11
Sp'iten Serrn 8ii6ofS befonoen It9
ieine 8riioer uno S6meItern: Reo. S.
NloDIius @rimmelsman, Bfarrer Der
ct. 9ominic"Bfarrei, Cincinnati; Die
@brp. SbtpeIter Searp Gelelta, 8.
BY.S., Salem Seigbts, 0opton, Die
@brp. 5dpelter 6ranciS bon 8ap
GitD:, Wfi6., uno sic @brIp. S6tpeiter
Gecile bon 9apton. (Oie beioen leB.
tern linO 56mel tern ser Gbriitli6en
Na6ltenliebe), WiB @enrietta @rim-
melsmun uno Otr. Soiepb 9. Grim
uelsman, betoe aus Cincinnati.
Spreder beim 8onfett
9luf Dem na9 BEN 8eibe3eremonien
ltattfinoenoen 8anfett ergriff Der
9m'lte 9err 9ln1leto g. Gicognani,
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ipra6 Ser 9m'1te Serr 8alter 8.
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Stride, Gbicogo; er reprGientierte Die
amerifanil6en Nlumnen oer uniber1ts
tdt Snnsbrud, OeIterreid, tpdbreno
Wlgr. Holpb S. Wfarfbam, $50,
bon Sortpeu, Ohio, fir Mount st.
Wforp's Seminary Of tie @eIt Gin
cinnati, 0aS 0ort ergriff. &c. Ct
3eIlen5, Ser Stp'lte Serr BbiIip s.
56er> 3d. 8ildof bon Weinterep-
6reSno> pertrot ais 0feoner Die Mit-
glieoer ser Soiepbinum Alunni If-
location. Ser Metropolitan bon Sn-
oiana, Ser Sp'ite Serr SSolepb 6. 8it-
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lis, lprod iiber Die Di03ele @bans-
bile.
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uslm 81. De5enber 1944'', 10 be-
gann @r5bil6of Sitter bon sSnoiono-
polls ~tniete Ser Sp'1te Serr Senrp
S. 8rimmelsman in ser &apelle oes
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&ir6e in Sn0iana. l1ntpillfiirli9 tpedt
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iten 5ori6er &anaoas uno gee,seng-
lambs bebanoelte, beridtet, oab fein
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-12-27

Mm 81. Oe3enber tpuroe unier
Sw'iter 9err Hettor, SD. S. @rim'
1nelsman, in Der ct. Suribiusfapelle
oes Soiepbinun1s gum 8iidof Der neu
erri6teten Oio5e1e @bansbiqe, S11o.,
getpeibt.
8ii6of @riu1melsman 1par Geftor
oes Soiepbinums tpdbreno Der 1ebten
5tp01f Sabre. Cine groBe &n5abl bon
@r3bfi6ofen, 8ii9ofen uno 8rie1ter
tpobnte ben altebrtpiiroigen 3eremo>
1tien BEL.
Ser fonletrierenoe 8r6lat mar Der
Sm'ite Serr Imleto @iopanni Gicog-
mani, 90, gr5bii6of bon 2aoicea,
9poitolif6er 9elegat ser Ser. Staa>
ten, Der au6 Der Oroinarius oes
Sapitliden @olegtum Solepbinum
lit. Sbm oiiiitierten Die 5tpei go-&on-
lefratoren, Der Sm'ite Serr Urban S.
8ebr, 90, gr5biidof bobn Denber,
rm6 Der 9m'ite 9err George S. &ebs
:; ring, $50. ,Silfsbiidof BON Gin,
ctnnati. 9ie Breoigt bielt 6er Stp'1te
Serr Sobn &. McNi6olas, O.B., g.
E.N., @r5bii9of bon Cincinnati.
Sfftcianten Der &oniefrattons-
meiie >Daren:
Assistant Priest:
Right Reverend Monsignor Fred
erick Ketter, Evansville, Ind.
Assistant Deacons to the Apostolic
Delegate:
Reverend Francis Scheper, Vim
cennes, Indiana
Reverend Clarence D. Graf, Gin
cinnati, Ohio
Deacon of the Mass:
Reverend Richard B. Bean, The
Josephinum
SubdeacOn of the Mass:
Reverend George J. Undreiner,
The Josephinum
Chaplains to the First Co-Conse-
orator:
Reverend Louis J. Abt, Cincinnati,
Ohio
Reverend John A. Bankemper,
Newport, KY.
Chaplains to the Second Co COnse-
orator:
Reverend Michael H. Hinssen,
Dayton, Ohio
Reverend Lawrence H. Wand, Chi
cagO, I'll.
Chaplains to the Bishop Elect:
Reverend Anthony Schlernitzauer,
Columbus, Ohio
Reverend VIM. J. Diener, ST.,
Cleveland, Ohio
Master of Ceremonies:
Reverend Leo F. Miller, DID,, The
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-12-27

ltnfere berslidHtem @ladpamId)e
benz nemen 8iiduf bun Golmm-
bus, Sr. Grselens benz 9tp'fem
6errm Mi@ael 5. &eabp, %.
Die SafnltGt nn6 bic Gtm6euteu
bes 8apfHiden G;Olesinm
Soiepbinnm -.
Evening star., 1944-05-11
S184,765 Additional
Asked by District
GoIlinger Food Cost
Is Major Item

Supplemental estimates for Dis
trlct appropriations to a total of
$184,7 765 for the fiscal years 1912
and 1914 were submitted to the
House late yesterday by the Com
missioners with Budget Bureau ap-
proval. They cover maintenance of
hospitals and other agencies and
will be considered by subcommit-
tee headed by Chairman Cannon of
the Appropriations Committee.
The largest single item is 500, TOO
for Gallinger Municipal Hospital,
mostly to meet the increased cost of
food since the 1914 estimates were
submitted year ago. Thirty thou
SAND dollars is asked to cover the
increased cost of maintenance of
Glenn Dale tuberculosis Sanatoria.
For care of boys at the National
Training School $1S,690 is asked
For operation of traffic lights 1t
is requsted that the S35 900 existing
limitation be increased to S37 900.
The District Workhouse and Re-
formatory needs an additional SCOTT
to cover a deficit for 1912 and
$4,000 more to meet at 1914 short
age.
Other items are: For printing and
binding, $4,000; for collection and
disposal of refuse, $4,000; recreation
facilities, $1,500; repairs and new
equipment deficit for the Fire De-
partment for 1941. S56l2.
Evening star., 1944-05-11
lsWRshoniinq
&Remiinde,yR'

Canned Foods, Etc.-Book No. 4,
blue stamps A-8 through Q-8 good
indefinitely. Each stamp worth 10
points.
Meats, Fats, Etc.-All meats except
beef steaks and roast beef now
point free. Red stamps A-8
through T-8 continue good indef-
nltely for 10 points each. Until
further notice, three red stamps
will be validated every four weeks
instead of every two weeks.
Points for Fats-Your meat dealer
will pay two ration points for each
pound of waste kitchen fats you
turn in. The fact that lard, short-
entng and cooking oils have been
removed from the ration list does
not mean fat collection is less
essential.
Shoes-Airplane stamps l and 2 in
Book No. good indefinitely for
one pair of shoes each.
Sugar-Book No. stamps 80 and 81
valid for 5 pounds indefinitely.
BOOK NO. /, stamp 40 good for 5
pounds for home canning through
February 28, 1945.
Gasoline-No. 10-A coupons now
good for 3 gallons each through
August 8. B-2, CO, B-3 and C-3
coupons good for gallons each.
Fuel Oil-Periods No. and S cou-
ponS good for 10 gallons per unit
through August 81. Consum-
ers in this area should not have
used more than 81 per cent Of
their total yearly fuel oil ration as
of May l
Evening star., 1944-05-11
ice Sets May Il
For Rehearing on Cut
In Nearby Bus Rates
Seeks Additional Dutu OF
z Points in Proceeding
On Our Own Motion

The Interstate Commerce Com.
mission announced today it will re-
open hearings on it's order lowering
some bus fares between the District
and Government buildings In Vir.
ginia which recently was held in.
valid by the District Court here.
In taking this action, the ICC
declared it was proceeding ION oul
own motion" The hearing is set TO,
$50 am. May % before Commits
sioner j. Haden Alldredge at the
ICC Offices here.
The ICC said that it will seek
additional evidence on the following
points:
l. The extent to which, if any
the Capital Transit Co. is engaged
in performing intrastate service
within Virginia and also the extent
to which the Arlington and Fairfax
Motor Transportation Co., the
Washington, Virginia and Maryland
Coach Co., Inc, and the Alexandria,
Bancroft and Washington Transit
Co. are engaged in performing
intra-District service.
2. The extent to which, if any,
application of the Interstate Com
merce Act to the transportation
embraced in this proceeding is nee
essary to carry out the national
transportation policy.
In its order lowering some fares
to Government buildings in Vir-
ginia, the ICC based it's authority
on general war powers. The Dis
trict Court, in holding the order
invalid, declared that the ICC had
not established its jurisdiction in
the case.
Evening star., 1944-05-11
Artificial Limb Makers Offer
Apprenticeship to Veterans

An apprenticeship program under
which veterans of the present war
will be given preferential treatment,
has been set up by J. E. Hanger, Inc. .,
manufacturers of artificial limbs,
and Metal Limb Manufacturers Inc.
it was announced today by the area
office of the War ManpoWer Com
mission
The Hanger company is located at
22l G street NV, and the other
firm at 1915 Naylor court NV. The
two concerns are affiliated and the
plan covers both places.
Vacancies for about 20 apprentices
already exist in the shops of the two
companies, it was reported, and these
will be filled through the appren-
ticeship program, which was de-
veloped with the aid of Gino j.
Simi, area training director for the
VINO and District representative
for the Apprentice Training Service.
Opportunities are open in five
Evening star., 1944-05-11
Drugstore EmpIoye Held
In $3.50 Theft From Safe

Wilbur w. Fairchild, 33, of the
1000 block of Seventeenth street
NE, assistant manager of the
Peoples Drug Store in the 1900 block
of Connecticut avenue NV, was
arrested yesterday and charged with
the theft of $3.50 from the stores
safe.
The arrest followed investigation
by safe experts and police of what
at first appeared to be safe-crack-
ing job. Police later declared Fair
child had opened the safe by manip-
ulating the combination and. after
taking the money, knocked off the
dial. Police also charged he broke
door lock in an attempt to make
the theft appear to be the work OF
burglars.
Safe experts declared, police said
that the safe could not have been
opened by knocking off the dial.
Fairchild, charged with grand
larceny, was released in 1000 bono
last night.