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FARMS FOR SALE.

NOW vACANT--Near Warrenton, va. di-
rect from owner, 1877 acres, 100 acres under
cultivation, balance woods Newly re-
rounded by old trees on top of hill: from
there you can see entire farm. Ali level
ground; fruit trees, springs and running
$1,000 cash. balance easy terms Apply
between am. and Pm. HO. 1855.
frame house. bath. electricity. A nice
about "A mi. from D. C. Price. $4,000.
ana eyes,, call Mr. LAughlin, WI. 1890.
Evening star., 1944-09-16
general manager of large railway
system. He writes.
Dove Breeer
BY Don Flowers

general manager OF large railway
system. He writes:
Il was particularly interested in
your write-up on William F. Cody,
because 1 saw a great deal of him
in 1893 when he was showing in
Chicago during the Columbian ex-
position. In that year he lived on
Thirty third street near Michigan
avenue, two doors from where I
lived.
Il had entry behind the scenes,
so to speak, because 1 was a wild
Westerner' myself. AS a boy of Is,
had put in 10 months driving
mules on the Deadwood trail in
South Dakota.
You said you wondered what
happened to the bullets which
Buffalo Bill shot inside the tent.
What he used was a small bore
shotgun, of the pumpgun variety,
as I remember. The shells were
specially made, and were loaded
with some material (not lead) about
one-tenth the size of birdshot. This
gave him much better chance to
hit his target and kept him from
hurting people or shooting his
tent canvas full of. holes"
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USED-CAR SALE.

az Buick special sedanette: ?. and h.
AZ Chrysler Windsor sedan, vac. drive
AZ Oldsmobile rs sedan; hydro, r. & h
az Buick super sedan: T. and h.
Al Buick sedans f2). r and h.
Al Ford de luxe Tudor; r. and h.
Al Lincoln-Zephyr sedan: r. and h. lover
drivet.
q Studebaker Champion sedan: r. and h
80 Buick super club coupe: r. and h.
Al Pontiac ''S" sedanette; r. and h..
40 Pontiac de luxe sedan; r. and h,
40 Packard 6-cyl sedan: heater
40 Mercury sedan: r. and h.
81 Lincoln-Zephyr sedan: heater lover
driye).
80 Fcrd SIS" de luxe sedan: r. and h.
'ONVERTIBLES.
81 Chevrolet conv. coupe: r. and h.
40 Buick super conv sedan; T. and b,
40 Mercury cow. coupe: r. and h.
PASSENGERS
80 Buick 7-pass. sedan; r. and h.
40 Chrysler 1-pass sedan: T. and b.
Many others in stock
HYATTSVILLE BUICK CO, Waffield All
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AUTO TRUCKS WANTED.

WE WISH TO HIRE several trucks with
stake bodies to haul coal and cinder blocks
BLUE RIDGE COAL CO.. INC. 1107 JEFF
ferscn Davis hwy, Arlington. ME- 354s
PICKUP, late model, good condition; will
pay cash. National 3347.
DUMP TRUCK. late model good condition;
will pay cash. National 3347.
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OFFICES FOR RENT.

1914 EYE ST. N.W.-Entire BLDG, approx.
5000 it. of floor space: parking facilities
for or 9 autos. EDWARD L. STPO-
HECkER. 1910 Vt. ave. NV ME 2713
DESK SPACE or single office for rent:
mailing and phone address, secretariai
service. 1. J. COWTE. 500 Eye St NV
CONTRACTOR-Ofhce apt. garage, ware
house. as whole or separately. Phone
EN- SoQ6
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FARMS FOR SALE tcentinusd, ,

FAMFAx COUNTY. VA, is miles from
sea house, F9: md s.th: .s., si.e;::
nSas s9a s. s.ss Balance stan suis pas aGI
ssssss; M HsfsTErhis Il tn ssrsM FAIR
burg pike, within miles Of Falls Church.
II onered for sale 81 an unusually attrac-
tive Price ns hsiqds
sssni storing Srpsmsnted by stately trees ., and
ssas.s nS T ons, snd .5sui s fertile Mi. fnd w Il;
historic Dfsnesviiie. The price is $4,000.
poinsmens sasa oy o. wesley shsTn a
1901 Columbia pike, Arlington. Va. CHI.
HoWARD CO.@4eo acres, SO stanchions.
ideal dairy farm with large modern home
with shade. 10 years old. with huge living
ssS sn pafo 81 e
and srazing: large tenant house: heirs must
pFssd ssss sc ss'sss se JOHN ME- sos B.
RID 2, Silver Spring, Nd. Call Ashton
is5-ACRE DAIRY FARM. near Gathers
burg, Md, on improved road; S-room home,
cleo, BATH h-wh.; shipping milk to d. c.;
asr ders barn With al
in best state of cultivation and grazing;
milk Ss chees s1o1o psr mnnth; griesd very
RID 2. Silver Spring. Md. Cali Ashton
i64-ACRE stock, hog and turkey farm;
S10.500: small home. fireplace, with 3
room tenant house, 40 acres of woods.
balance under best state Of cultivation
and grazing, with 4 streams; all fenced !;
possession any time. JOHN BURDCFT,
RP No; 2, Boy B, Silver Spring. Nd.
1O0-ACRE fully equipped dairy farm, con-
sists OF large house. 2 tenant houses. mod
ern 47-cow barn, 4 units De Laval mixer,
large horse barn. . silos. dry stock barn.
dairy house. . implement sheds chicken
houses, horses. 4 heifers, 3 bulls. 81
milk COWS, all machinery needed for oper-
sting farm; wants to sell as a whole;
Alex, Richmond hwy, LIST road to right
liter passing Twin Barrell. MAY TAYLOR
BENDER lSs
10 ACRES, 6-room dwelling, large tobacco
barn, stable, corn house, garage: a mile
from school churches, stores and Pcnna
r. r. station; $4,000. cash or terms. In
quire. JOHNSTON'S STORE, Bowie, Md
Telephone Bowie 247I.
MONTGOMERY CO.'S acres, T-room
NOW VACANT, S10,500, 10 acres. S-room
country home with shade, electricity, bath,
heating plant. 9 poultry houses, horse barn,
other outbuildings. plenty of fruit, pro-
ductive soil: committing distance; prop
erty sets back nice from highway. JOHN
BURDOFT. r. F. D. =. Silver Spring. Md !:
call Ashton 3S46.
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HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.

FINEST COLORED DEVELOPMENT in this
area: 1-family detached homes on 5000
-Four blocks Of the District line on
Sheriff I'd ne, rent with option to .pur-
chase CHAPEL OAKS CO, 800 Addison
Chapel rd.. Fairmont Heights, Md. HI
JS01
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED

WANT HOUSE and land within 25-mile
radius of D. c. Permanent Fed. employe
desires to purchase place on monthly
payment basis. direct from owner: will
also buy furniture. Box 403-H, Star IL
YOUNG COUPLE desire to purchase COM
Portable home bungalow. house direct
from owner on reasonable terms. Box
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PAUL J. SEDGWICK. Attorney,
Barr Bldg.
Filed Sept. T, 1914, Charles 4. Stewar

IN nss THE ssssE 81 nc p:,e or .,
.HR'1a .i Is; caRE HEksoS MooRk nEA psiend;
divorce on the .eround of adultery; On
m moteD sDsmb2 Of the psnt ddea it s b hs tn he day day
apnearapce 70 BE- entered herein on or
daSs days. and nd lesai HOLIDAYS @ securing after
the day of the .first publication of this
order; otherwise the cause will be proceeded
copy , Of Of this order be published once once a
Washineton Law Reporter, and The Eve
INscN LET'S. aIustice nAf sa cseaiD Attest: i
CHARLES E. STEWART. Clerk. BY Emma
c Simpson. Deputy Clerk. SEQ 1873
TAsh M D e. .sn.s s'i iei St Is.s; Berry
IN THE p1srR!cT s5"i' C: 'couRr OF THE
nnsed saies fPs ths Rsra. Ma q
cERTIFItATIoS OF The 'roRMATioN
oE 4 LIMITED PARTNERSHIP UNDER
TITLE n TIL. 81. Al: D. c; CODE m94o';mIhs
partnership and conduct same under the
Arm name of the Liberty Fruit COMPANY,
located at 1888 Fifth Street NE, Wash
ineton D. C., and deal generally in whole
sale fruits and vegetables; that there shall
be one "a general partner-Frank Man
cuso. who resides at 1890 Saratoga Avenue
r. r. D. 10, Boz 3os. sparrows point 10,
Rnsg dss and Roeert Tasr Sl9s
of the ahove-nameo special partners has
contributed S1.75o00 OF capital to the
81 soeE sdo Of Of sSa or
re-sh'p shall commence rs OF the date Of
the fling Of this certificate. ard shall
upipSS terminated nvouidcS hp
ssean ERsNK MANc1so, SEAL. JOHN
WALFFR KERscHsck scksoWfRDorMFN4 sfn s1sHsT 6
trict Of Columbia. S.; I. ELEANOR S.
BEAsLEY: q Notary Public. in and for the
CertiNcation OF the Formation OF q Limited
Partnership dated August ?, 1914, and
ore me X sad pstcf the
Frank Mancuso being pers rsonaliy well known
TO me as the person who executed the said
be his act and deed Given under my hand
fs@ seal sss "a. aA AN s, Aosas,
MINT fHss d maryisSs hGSNSh coddsP ot
Baltimore. S: T. ELIzARETH JANSEN,
a. Notary Public. in and for the state
Serebv certifv ,1at u John Il. r Sirsehner and nd
Robert c. Walter. parties to the Certih-
ate of the Formation Of e. Limited
fRrlnerShtp. datca August .. 1874. and
hereto annexed, personally appeared before
me. in said State and County aforesaid,
the said JOHN Ktrschner and Rohert c.
Walter being personally we'll known 10
me as the persons who executed the said
Certificate and ACKNOWLEDGED the same to
be their act End deed. Given under my
hand and seal this 10th dav of AUGUST
AID. 1914. tSeal> ELIZABETH JANSEN
Notary Public. commission expires May Z
1945. fSeelD true copy, Test:
CHARLES E STEWART, Clerk. BY sTAF-
FORD = GRADY, Deputy Clerk
aMof o5 Of IL q 6 1hlR
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FARMS WANTED.

SMALL NEARBY FARM for postwar de.
velopment, mostly wooded preferably In
Star. ia
I DESIRE to purchase, direct from owner
a farm improved or unimproved, must
be reasonable and on low terms, within
100 miles of D. c. Box 402-H, Star. II
Evening star., 1944-09-16
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

DIAMOND 1887 a4-ton panel; excellent
mechanical condition. MARKET AUTO
SSGnEV!GS SnpG sS3 st. ton ne az 46e9 SOC
motor rebuilt; Sl65. CHI. O916.
FORD pickup truck. 1941, 4-cyl., per
feet tires. good running order. Phone
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

LIST YOUR COLORED "for sale or rent
property for quick results with ]. w.
ROUSr 1910 " st NV DI 1883
with US. City. suburban, nearby Md. Per
sonal attention to all listings. LA SALE
REALTY CO. MA. 1894
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE.

LARGE ROOM with outside entrance, or
small shop in TAX. PIX, Silver Spring or
vic. D. c. line. SH. 31a6 IT,
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STORES FOR RENT
STORES WANIEQ

STORE FOR RENT, 22x47 # 20th ano
Penna. ave Apply COLONIAL COFFEE
SHOP, $50 Goth ST. NV
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GARAGES WANTED.
AUTOMOBIIES FOR SALE.

GARAGE in vicinity 1850 Connecticut
ave. NV needed by naval officer. Please
call Dupont 1880, Ext. 40, or after 500,
OrdUay n311
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.

WAREHOUSE FOR RENT, 10000 So. #.
with elevators NV. location, End COM
mercial zonins: will divide to suit tenant
LOUIS BURMAN, RE. 1865.
FOR LEASE-5O, 600 to $4,000 So it.
whsee: one. floor rail siding, car level, back
trucking level front. ideal location: will
also lease in 1O,d00-ft section: nothing
leased less than zen years Write only
MR.. STRASSER. 2100 14th st. NV 20'
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oUT-oF-TowN REAL ESTATE.

FLORIDA HOTEL OPPORTUNITY-1O09s
location next to Woolsworths in Fort Lau-
gtS sah nete sds n
$4,000 annually; will sell purchase con-
tract or n interest in property entaling
purchase price OF S255 900 cash required,
S25. 600. Box 35a-H. Star
Evening star., 1944-09-16
LEGAL NOTICES,
HAMILTON AND HAMILTON, Attorneys.

Union Trust BUILDING.
DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
FOLDING Probate Court.-No. SO ,995, Ad-
minjstration.-This is to Give Notice:
That the subscriber of the District Of
Court OF the District of Columbia, Letters
testamentary on the estae of John Win.
throp Loveland, late of the District OF
Columbia, deceased. All persons having
claims against the deceased are hereby
varied to exhibit the same, with the
vouchers thereof, legally authenticated. to
of August, AID. 1a45; otherwise they. may
by law be excluded from all benefit OF said
estate. Give under It's hand this 5th day Of
OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. Willard
G. McGraw. Assistant Trust Oflcer. tSeaD
Wills for the District of Columbia, Clerk OF
the Probate Court. seq, 1923.
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OFFICES WANTED,

I, 2 OR 3 ROOMS, furn. or unfurn, prime
or suitcase, in main financial district, by
small CPA flrm: will buy furnishings il
desired Box Az, Star.
OFFICE SPACE sufficient to accommodate
desks with appropriate furniture: also
telephone service II possible neighborhood
l5th to 17th and H to K SITS. NV. Box
3O6-H. Star, 1Ts
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WAREHOUSES WANTED.

WAREHOUSE to buy or lease. about 5 600
# Box 46-Z Star
5000 SQUARE FIT, 2nd commercial zone,
for wholesaling and distributing beverage
company Immediate possession If possible
Phone FIR oI36
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33I ACRES. Howard County, rooms,
bath, basement coal furnace; S4,25O.
acres, Prince Georges County,
rooms, bath. garage, chicken house. deep
10 acres, Howard County-Paved road.
6 rooms, . baths. coal furnace, Scar ga
rsge, several chicken houses, some, fruit;
S7,50O.0 90. j.. H. FETTY, Laurel. Md.
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HYATTSVILLE, MD. = Detached 2-story
house g. well-arranged rooms. bath.
INV h. basement, slate roof. garage:
level lot; conv. location; price, $4,000:
reasonable terms.
Colmar Manor. Md-Bungalow. 3 rooms,
garage; corner lot; price, $3.50; $1,000
cash balance like rent. DUNN a. CO.,
1898 R. 1. ave, Mt. Rainier, Md;
Hyattsville 004S
Evening star., 1944-09-16

BUICK. Chevrolet Ford Packard or any
make car that has had good care urgently
needed. To get the ceiling price. bring
your car to LOVING MOTORS. 1919 M
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Willkie
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yesterday TO pay their respects
to the 1910 Republican presl-
dental candidate.
Among the mournerS who are
to attend the 3 p. m, services are
Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt,
Col. Sumner Waite, chief Of staff
of the Second Service Command,
who will represent the Presi-
dent; Gov. Thomas (. Dewey
and Gov. Leverett SaItonstall OF
Massachusetts.
The White House announced
that Col. Waite would attend in
the absence Of Maj. Gen. Thomas
A. Terry, commanding general
Of the Second Service Command,
The doors Of the broWnstone
church were closed this morning
TO all but members Of the inn
mediate family.
Tickets have been distributed
to admit 1000 to the main floor
during the service while SOC
balcony seats Will be available
to the public.
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Sister Aimee Rests at Last
on Sunny California Hill

slope from the highway TO the
$4,000 sarcophagus. The tomb
was at the intersection of 400
foot cross outlined on the
greensward in flowers.
AS the pallbcarers assembled
the slope, the AngeluS Temple
uniformed mixed choir Of $50
voices sang Coin Home. ~
Many of the assembled follow
ers Wept.
The sarcophagus, 3O-feet long
and with kncclIng angels guard
ing either end, was erected by
the evangelist 10 years ago.
Among the gravcsIde mourn
ers was her son, Rolf, who sue
ceeds her TO the presidency OF
Angclus Temple; her mother,
Mrs. Minnie (Ma) Kennedy, once
estranged from her golden-hair-
ed daughter, and Harold Nc
Pherson, Of Ocala, Fla, from
whom she was divorced many
years ago.
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Mrs. Charles Silk

RICHMOND - Funeral scrv-
ices we're held today at p. m.
for Mrs. Charles Silk, 65, of
803l GratiOt avenue, Columbus
township, who died at her home,
Saturday. The services were
held from the home, with the
Rev. Asa HoSkins, pastor Of the
Columbus Baptist Church, Off
Ciating. Burial was in the Kilt
ridge cemetery in Snydcrvillc.
Mrs. Silk is SURVIVED by her
husband, Charles; one son.
Miles, of Pontiac; one daughter,
Mrs. Peral Becbc. of Royal Oak
six brothers, Fred Bowman, Of
Royal Oak, and Lew, Reed,
Avery, and ACcl Bowman, al OF
Columbus township, and Earl
Bowman, Of Pontiac; and four
grandchildren and two great
grandchildren.
Mrs. Silk was a resident Of
Columbus township for the last
fifty years.
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Charles DeIUncu

UTICA-Charles Delaney, IS
year-old tenant farmer we'll
known in this district. died from
a heart attack Saturday after
noon while operating a tractor
on the farm Of Louis Barthol--
omcW on the knight road.
The elderly farm worker fell
beneath machine drawn by the
tractor. Coroner William D.
Clyne who was called to the
scene determined that the man
had ben dead when he collapsed
and head injuries caused by the
machine were not responsible
for death.
Mr.. Delaney had no living
relatives. He was a native Of
Washington Township, where
his parents and family were
well known two generations ago
When they farmed there.
The funeral will take place
Wednesday with services at the
Schwarzkoff funeral chapel at
10 a. m.
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LOS ANGELES, Oct. 10 Up
The body of Evangelist Aimee
Semple Mcpherson lies today on
a sun-drenched slope of Forest
Lawn Memorial Park in white
marble sarcophagus TO which
she was committed in yester-
days twilight amid the reverent
silence of several thousands OF
her disciples.
Entombment Of. her immense
bronze casket took place i've
hours after the opening OF H.
neral services in Angclus Tenn
pie. the heart of the Four
SQUARE Gospel Church founded
by her more than two decades
ago and now an international IN
stitution. w
Twelve strappinE ministers
struggled more than 20 minutes
to carry Mrs. McPherson,s j.
4Oo-pound casket up 4OO-foot
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Tools
Continued from Page One

10 the Federal Bureau OF lnvesti-
CATION, and Chief Agent Robert
Guerin revealed that the SIMS
ter-appearing fellows in business
suits who had met the Mount
Clemens men at their factory
gate were none other than d
bevy of Uncle Sam $ ace Omen
The men were arrested, the
FBI chief explained, because
Uncle Sam believes they were at
tempting TO start a rival wal
plant at one of their homes IN
Mount Clemens - a very com
mcndable aid to the war effort
but had allcgcdly stolen a $50
die head from the Royal Oak
factory as a tool for their small
shop.
The "kidnaped' men are:
Kay A. Olson, AZ, of 229 Eu-
cid avenue;
Benjamin A. Lemma, 38, list
cd at 40 Scott boulevard, and
Donald E. SEEK, 25, Of III
Beyne street.
The home tool shop was being
outfitted at OlSOn's house on
Euclid avenue, and FBI agents
simultaneously arrived at the
Mount Clemens home Saturday
and conducted a search of the
premises. They removed pieces
Of machine shop equiment Chief
RoSSo said.
The trio was arraigncd late
Saturday before u. S. Commits
sioner j. Stanley Hurd, in De-
troit, and entered pleas Of rot
guilty TO theft Of government
equipment. They were released
on $1,000 bond each.
The men were all employed at
the Chase Tool Company, 725
East Fourth street, Royal Oak.
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Shelby 10 Vote
on Fire Protection

UTICA-Shelby township vo-
tiers on Nov. z will decide
whether the community shall
sponsor, and maintain, a public
fire-fighting service of shall, as
in the past, continue without
such protection.
Two hundred and fifty signers
Of petitions submitted TO Super
cisor Fred LaGOdna, and his
fellow members of the township
board, obtained the right TO pre-
sent the matter on the ballot for
public decision when the board
accepted and approved their re-
quest.
Edward Fritz, one of the act
i've supporters of the measure
which would provide for ex-
pcnditure of not more than
$4,000 for purchase of equip
ment and its proper housing,
plus a $4,000 annual mainten-
ance budget, said that persons
desiring TO be helpful in explain
ing the proposal should contact
Major J. Gordon Rankin, Albert
Barke or himself.
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Charbeneau
Continued from Page One


and, finally, across the borders
of the Reich itself.
The letter, date-lined Some
where in Germany" due to Sc
Curity restrictions, gave virtual
/ ~ no detail of the epic march of
Allied forces although Pvt,
| Charbeneau confessed ruetully
that for FrenChman | don't do
so well with the French Ian
guage."
Pvt. Charbcncau, who had
| just received a photograph OF
his sixth month old daughter
(who he has never SEEM spoke
in rapturous terms-as only a
lonely father can-of the young
ster he is waiting avidly to see
in person.
The Mount Clemens soldier Is
an infantryman and has been in
the armed services for three and
one-half years. He has been
overseas since Jan. /, 1914.
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Mrs. Nelly Riggs

Funeral services were held
this morning at-the Hubbard fu-
neral chapel for Mrs. Nelly
HiggS, age 81, who died Friday
evening at Henry Ford Hospital
Detroit, following a lengthy i'll
ness. She had been confined to
the hospital about eight months.
Mrs. Higgs was the wife of
Henry w. HiggS, of III Wolf
road, Clinton Township. Besides
her husband, she is survived by
her mother, Mrs. Ambrose Kcl-
ly, and as sister, Mrs, Jesse NJ.
Crofoot, of Battle Greek.
Services were conducted by
the Rev. T. S. Furnier, a retired
minister, of Clinton Township.
Burial was in White Chapel
cemetery.
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Pacific
Continued from Page One

Of Peleliu, where American fore
es have been fighting since Sept.
ii and are Wiping out the last
resistance. The importance OF
the Garakayo invasion apparent
ly was to eliminate shore bat
terieS that may have shcllcd
Americans on Peleliu.
Babelthuap, largest Of the Pa.
laus, was attacked anew by Ma.
rine planes which bombed fuc.
dumps and warehouses.
Of the nine Palau Islands If
addition to Garakayo where
landings were made, all are Sc,
curely in American hands al
though Mopwaup fighting con
tnues.
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Mrs. Mary Ferialac

UTICA-Mrs. Mary Fcrianc,
age AZ years, wife of George
Ferianc, died carly today at her
home, 1860 Van Dyke road,
Shelby Township.
The family had lived for a
number of years on the 15-Mile
road in Sterling Township, prior
TO moving TO their present adj
dress two months ago. Besides
her husband, Mrs. Ferianc is
survived by two sisters and a
brother.
Funeral services will be held
Thursday at 10 a. m, at the
family residence, with the Rev.
Paul Matula, of Detroit, officiat-
ing. Burial will be in the Utica
Cemetery, with f A. SehWarz-
koff in charge Of arrangements.
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Thefts
Continued from Page One


from Frederick Sopfe, Of 23238
Detour avenue, St. Clair Shores.
earlier on the night of the &C
cident.
Van Fletcran said that no
charges would be placed against
the girl inaSmuch as she had
been unaware that she was rid
ing in stolen car. He said the
three boys had told the girl that
the car belonged TO Clough'S
uncle. He said that Clough is
wanted by Crosse Pointe Park
for questioning concerning more
than 80 recent burglaries in that
district. Van Fleteran said that
Clough had readily admitted TO
him that he had burglarized 10
homes in the Crosse Pointe, De-
troit area.
Five Detroit youths were ap-
pretended by the Shores police
at lao am. this morning for
questioning in regard to an auto
mobile that was stolen Sunday
morning from Banks r. Myers,
of 14075 Llnnhurst avenue, De-
trOlt.
Two Of the youths, II and 49,
year-old girls, were being held
in the county jail in Mount
Clemens, and the three boys, IL,
II and Is yearS-o f-age, were be-
ing held by the Shores police
for questioning. No warrants
have as yet been issued against
any of the five, Shores police
stated.
The five were arrested by
Sergt. Charles Perkins and Pa
trolman Harold Davis Of the
Shores police, who while on pa
troll, saw a suspicious looking
car parked on Marter road, and
upon investigation found the car
occupied by the five. Shores po-
lice said the license plates had
been changed on the automobile,
and the occupants could not fur
nish identification.