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Mann Pilots Glider
Landed in Invasion

Flight Officer Charles Mann, Upper
Marlboro, Md, was one of the first
glider pilots to cross the invasion
coast in Southern France.
He reported no organized resist.
ance, according to 9th Troop Car.
rier Command dispatch. THE only
problem" he said, was enough
space in which to land"
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attack his sons
Liberator made
on an enemy
target in the
S tn Pacific.
s e v eral lines
were censored in
the account.
"One of the
Bulldog Squad
r on S pl a n e S
tackled a small
enemy base re-
Gently. Luck IA
vored the crew
of the Navy Lib
orator that day.
and they got
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W o u II O e q IN
S o u t h e r n
F a n ce. Mrs.
Diamond is Sec
retary to Repre-
sentative Clinic
P. Anderson of
New Mexico.
D e S cribing a
defensive line in
the woods north
of a little vii
lage, he wrote:
Being shelled
in a woods is
most dangerous
because of pos
c;bIo froo L,,,rcts
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IT, "a, Oh ~ II
street NV, tail
gunner on a B.
II, was awarded
his second Oak
L e a f Cluster.
He Is now in
England. Tech.
Sergt. Shepard
l.. Miller, 1474
Nolumbia road
NV, radio op-
orator on a B-24,
has received the
first Oak Leaf
Cluster. He is
now in England
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was attached to
the 41st Infantry
Division.
1t W as a t
Sarmi, he said in
an interview re-
leased by the
w a r D ep a r t.
ment, that the
Japs unleashed a
frenZied a t t ack
on the hospital.
Inc a p p a r ent
purpose was to
slay the wound
ed and Ill, along
with the nom
combatant med.
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the third Oak Leaf Cluster to the
Air Medal. They are: Capt. Bryant
Y. Anderson, $500 Sixteenth street
NV, Mustang pilot, now in Eng
land; First 1t. Donald j. Schofield
Falls Church, Va, navigator, now in
England; First 1t Bernard R.
Thomas, 25, bombardier, 2310 Ash
mead place NV, now in England !;
Sergt. John A. Auadale, jr., tail tur-
ret gunner. 9006 First avenue, Silver
Spring, Md, now in England, and
First 1t. David w. Williams, %,
Mustang pilot, 1896 Montague street
NV, now in England.
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U. .. u. VI. ~,
909 @ III n C y
street NV, was
awarded a letter
of connendation
from Rear Ad-
niral L. 7.
Chalker, acting
Coast Gu a T d
comnandant.
officer in
charge of the
Coast G u ar d
freboat unit in
Hampton Roads,
Va, 1t. Gold
water was cited
for hie ao#oin,, Z
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Kansas avenue
NV, infantry
tank pl a t oor
leader in France,
Capt. Chauncey
c a m p, u. S
N. R., 1112 Six
teenth S stre e |
NV, now ir
England, a n q
M a S t r Sergt
Albert B. Leon
b e r G er, 450l
Forty = e | g h t +
street NV, serv.
ing with an anti
aircraft artillery
b a t ( alion in
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Cupt. Huynie Back in U. S.

Capt. William E. Haynie, 3640
Thirteenth street NV, is now at the
AAF Convalescent Center and Re-
gional Station Hospital, Mitchell
Field, N. Y. after flying 104 missions
in the China-Burma- India theater
of operations.
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q 7 l q, engineer
and turret gun
ner on a Flying
F o r tr e SIS, and
Staff S er G t.
James G. Riley,
25, ball turret
gunner, husband
of Mrs. Bernice
E. Riley, 6311
F. 90 te S t r e e t,
S e a t Pleasant,
Md, now in
England.
Comdr. L a W.
r e nee received
the ward for his
-
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IL U > y l \ d l snip
Refuge.
Ensign Kloet-
ri, formerly a
nurse at George
town University
Hospital, W a S
commissioned in
April, 1913. She
m a d e t hr e e
round = trip At
lantic crossings.
r II "A N u E.
Three District
area WACS are
on the move
with a bomber
g r up h er e.:
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Set Up Troffic Offices

A detachment Of Transportation
Corps men, under the command Of
1t. Col. Charles Buck, 2525 Third
street NE, is establishing railroad
traffic Offices at French railway sta
tions liberated by the Allies.
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lie ASO nOtQS
the Legion Of
Merit award.
Condr. Renfro
re c e | v e d the
Gold Star for
his services as a
squadron COM
mander and pa
troll plane COM
mander of a pa
troll b o m b l n 6
plane on a diff
cult mission in
the Central Pa
cifc area.
Comdr. Renfro
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match.
Miss Young. graduate of East
ern High School, attended Mary
land University and was a regional
Scout ieader when she entered the
WAVES. She also was employed
at the Commerce Department and
served with the AWVS.
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street NV, now
reported missing
in action: 1t.
K e n n e t h A.
Prescher. pilot,
$500 S e C o n d
street NV, sta
toned in the
India - Chin a
S e c t or; Tech.
Sergt. R i C hard
B. Lyon, aerial
engineer, IT'S
Kenyon street
NV stationed
in the India =
G h | n a sector ;
Second 1t. Will
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1t. Vos Aided Paris Drive

First 1t. B. j. Vos, jr, 200 West
Mount Ida avenue. Alexandria,
lpiloted Mustang In the 9th Fighter
Command during straflng and dive
bombing attacks as the Allies moved
ION Paris.
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paTQler, now IN
England; Flight
Officer Melvin
B. Farber, 1901
Trinidad avenue
NE, bombar-
dier, now in It
ally: Second 1t.
Haldon r. Har-
rison, l247 New
Hampshire ave-
nue NV, navi-
gator, now in
England; Staff
Sergt. Bernard
F. Rehkopf, %,
of 2214 Hall
place NV, ra-
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Arlington, n o "
on duty in the
Bureau of Ord
nance here; First
1t. David w,
w Willi a ms, %,
Mustang pi 10 t,
1436 Montague
street NV, now
in E n G | a n d.;
First 1t. Charles
S. Herring, 1419
N orth Vernon
street, Arlington,
B-24 pilot, now
in England with
the 44th Bom-
b a r d m e n t
GroIlp. Cerot "
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r e C e n tly re-
turned to this
country a f t er
"a missions as
first pilot of a
Liberator. He
has been as
signed instructor
at Casper, Wyo.
1t. Hase holds
t h e D / S t | n
guished Flying
Cross and Air
M e d a Is with
t h r e e clusters.
Shortly after his
return he was
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from the Naval Academy in 1880.
He is now on duty as executive Of
ficer of the United States Naval Air
Station in Anacostia.
Five Win ID. r. C.
Five Washington area men have
received the Distinguished Flying
Gross for their part in air combats:
Comdr. Sidney j. Lawrence, U. s..
N, ALA Twenty third street north,
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Ii. Ereza Tells Of Wound
Incurred in Woods Battle

Il felt something smack me right
IN the face" 1t. Monty Ereza wrote
his sister, Mrs. Luna Diamond, by
way OF explaining how he was
Evening star., 1944-10-29
Maryland Gunner 5
Plane Bombs Jap
Base in Pacific

An excerpt from his ships log in
formed Waist Gunner w. w. Rolfes'
father, A. c. Rolfe, 4002 Thirty-third
street, Mount Rainier, Md, of low
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Son of General
Lists Father
As Soldier

Casual listing of his father as a
soldier" or Government employee
led curious school secretary to do
little investigating on Aviation
Evening star., 1944-10-29

performance of duty in assisting in
saving from total loss the West
Norfolk Bridge on Route 654.
Four Win Bronze Star.
Four District men have been pre-
sented with the Bronze Star Award.
They include:
Master Sergt. Jerome K. Engel-
berg, 3716 Yuma street NV; Sec
ond 1t. Bernard F. Herbert, 1925
Evening star., 1944-10-29
DC. WOMEN
IN UNIFORM

Ensign Margaret A. Kloetzi, Navy
Nurse Corps, is home at 1923 Ninth
street NV. after a tour of duty in
the Atlantic aboard the Navy
Evening star., 1944-10-29
AIexandrian Awarded
Gold Star in Lieu Of
Second Flying Cross

Comdr. Edward c. Renfro, u. S. ~,
of Belle Haven, Alexandria, was
awarded the Gold Star in lieu of a
second Distinguished Flying Cross.
Evening star., 1944-10-29

bClS4IlIl.
Sergt. Engelberg was cited for his
service in France as battalion SER
geant major. At one time, the cita-
Evening star., 1944-10-29

NE, stationed in Italy; First 1t.
John T. Kazmerski, 1929 @. street
NV, now a prisoner of war; Second
1t. Kenneth NJ Richardson, 1858 K
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1t. Hose, Veteran Pilot,
Is Camp Instructor

First 1t. George F. Hase, son of
Mrs. Olga Hase, 806 Maple avenue,
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United Air Lines and for q radio
station in Frederick, Md.
SEATTLE, Wash. - Robbie v.
Young, daughter of Mrs. Laura B.
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ceived the Air Medal: Second 1t.
Robert w. Ray, %, of 4745c Homer
avenue Sc, Suitland Manor, bonn
Evening star., 1944-10-29

liam R. Mccall, jr, pilot, 3725
Twenty-sixth street NE, stationed
in England; Second 1t. Forest Cor
don, navigator, 1882 North Capitol
Evening star., 1944-10-29

married 10 Anlta stevenson OF Lub-
book, Tex. where he took his basic
training.
Evening star., 1944-10-29

L lQlTUe6QLn street
NV, B-26 pilot
In the Mediter-
ranean area, has
b e e n awarded
the Air Medal
with four Oak
Leaf Clusters.
First 1t. Frank
M.Sommerkamp,
3616 Twentieth
street NE, was
awarded a the Air
Medal with two
Oak Leaf CluS-
tiers. He is a
81 wear old
photo pilot, now
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WHITE, coLoRED MORTGAGE
MONEY. Home Associates. CA 7347.
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MONEY TO LOAN
Here's What to do
When You Want a
SO TO 800
LOAN!
SEEPR0YlDEAI
the Company thousands
Have Depended on
Since 1906

SINCE IS founding 80 years ago
PROVfDENT has loaned many nil
lions Of dollars In small loans 70
men and women N every walk Of
life. It's charge for this service has
always been fair. Most OF PROVI-
DENTS buEin mess today comes
through the recommendation Of It's
friends. You, too, can depend on
this old-established firm 20 treat you
right. PROVIDENT lends on fugni-
ture, autos. stocks bonds. and unse-
cured notes. No inquiries are made
Of friends or relatives. You get your
loan quickly, without red tape.
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ApAarMENr PROP. ron SALE LAND CONTRACTS
ARMISTICE DAY NOT
EAR AWAY

Profits of Peace will be secure "
you invest now. Real estate IL better
than cash. Apt. prices can easily
double in the coming Bun Market.
Get all the Facts and Figures from
Mr. Bedford.
PUT Si75, 600 cash to work az 20%
net 100 freproof apis. Double your
money AFTER the war. Special credits
knock down deyouring income taxes.
s22, 900 CASH 20 Az y mtge. Dix
nified stone trim near Hamilton. Rent
s. 500. New refrig., new stoves new
carpets, new roof. Sold once $780,
600. Now $4,000.
ALGER-step 10 Wood. Cost
$50 900. 1876 net on entire price
S35. 900 Win earn $4,000 year II
furn. Try Si2 900 down.
ST., 500 DOWN-3l apis. 81 rms
~ biz porches New decorating cost
s., 900. Rent si3. 500 Cost sl45. 900
10 build. A sound investment. only
81. 500
$40. 900 DOWN -I2-spt.. as rms
Porches. new stoker ptd. walls.
Good east side Rent IS, 500. tenants
pay utilities Sold once $40. 1000. Only
laO OOO
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COLORED Cameron Owen, e-6:
showers; = furnaces; futf basement:
garages. Only 81 500 down. Many
more. Stop In. Edelman, S526 OAK
land nj Westminster.
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WOODALE GARDENS

Dale and Appleton
y. y. corner sehooieraft and Teie-
.raph. New brick homes. Tiled in
bath. oodded, weathsrst ripped. insu-
lated. One block " beautiful new
city park.
MILLER HOMES. INC no 242s
si57 ENTIRE DOWN PAYMENT
Dearborn and Allen Park; no extras.
no red tape; , large bedrms.. fun
bsmt.: lot i&6 IT.. gorgeously finished
inside: schools. churches. shopping,
fsciories, theztsrs. bus line, all
nearby. Agent. At 400: DE 1860.
s-RM. and garages. U. d. Section.
Dan J. Harrison. TN 1-i25o.
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Idlev Country Estates

NEAR II Mile Road and Northwest
ern-Partly finished house. 2s237
Msitrot, lot eoxl4o. small down
payment
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LAKE. RIVER PROP. ron SALE

BARGAIN-Lske front bungalow,
Detroit Beach. Glass-enciosed porch.
living room, fireplace. two bed
rooms: 2-car garage. immediate
possession. Agent. entrance Detroit
Beach.
BEAUTIFUL lake front cottage. fur
nished, including two furnished los
cabins. Approximately pa acres Of
land. about $50 feet lake frontage,
4 bedrooms. basement. hot air heat:
two-car garage: year around home
good garden soil Commerce Lake.
$4,000 down. TO s-262s or AR
1870.
LAKE TIPsICO-Iots on the water:
drive 10 New Hudson. through Mil
ford, Highland 10 clyde, ~ miles
west 10 Ridge road. ga miles north
IN Tfpsico Trail. turn left 10 prop
erty on Tran. See RAY y. BEACH,
local phones. OR GAO or 1880.
LAKE ST. CLAIR-iOh Mile Road.
foot Wildwood 80 minutes from
town; beautiful lake and canal lots.
on property Sundays. is. TIL 2-4sOo
ST. CLAIR RIVER 4O-ft. lot, 1895.
Owner, CA 1900: TU 2-647s.
WIDOW must sscrihce Fritz Island
home, Lake Huron. near Perry Sound.
Ontario. 4 rooms. 5 bedrooms. I'm.
fnense fireplace, all furniture. linen.
dishes. Boat house, boat docks,
chicken house Very Attractive com.
Portable Underway; cheap at $40, 300
Map details mailed. Wood -shol Co. &,
1902 Nicollet Avenue. Minneapolis,
Minnesota. Minnesota and Wisconsin
laksshore. Write Tor free maps and
lists.
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& ALL CASH FOR
LAND CONTRACTS

Mortgage and real estate. no ap-
praisal fee. Elmer Sexton 1929 Ford
Building Cad lilac 1850
AT LOW Discount Buy Land Con
tracts Arrange ~ FIRST Mortgage
Loans Edw. Henkol. Hammond Bldg
ca 2655
DCsfrahte tsaud tuu-rurty Purchased
MELVIN r, LANPHAR A co
sth Floor Lafayette BLDG CA 63iO
LAND contracts bought, mtgs made.
McHugh. l4I0 Ford Bldg CA O3i9.
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TWenty-First, 1149

M. Fort and Old GODDARD
3 bedrooms. dining room. tiled, insu-
lated. weatherstripped. sodded 20
minutes 10 downtown. Great value
S3s per mo. pays everything. Miller
Homes fne HO 2t2s
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FREE e2-page fail cAtalog farm
bargains seven Midwest states now
ready! Special service for those who
state requirements and payment plan
nrst letter. Write today, United
Farm Agency. 7-DW South Dear
horn Chicago 8 Ill
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COLORED --Alger, 800. %-family brk.
rooms each. $4,000 down. Other
rsts and homes vacant. Broker.
TR is372.
COLORED--Clemsnts 18th 81. sec
tion. 2 fats. q rooms each, 2 fur
nsoss. 2-car garage. TO. e-s772.
Broker.
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LU M Err AVAILABLE
FOR MAINTENANCE REPAIRS AND ADDITIONS

Open Sun, 10 ANA pm.
Daily until S. Monday and
Friday Ewes. till 9.
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See Schatz in Garden City
for Real BARGAINS!

VACANT / year old 5-room fully
modern home on acre basement,
furnace lsrEe foored attic So $50 ;
electric stove and refrigerator avail
shie
INKsTER Modern 2-bedroom
home. basement. garage, $500,
-ifEnS
NANKlN TWP Wayne district; 3
rms. fully modern 2-car gar ,
basement. furnace $3.50 terms
LARGE LOT -- 2-bedrm home
81 500. terms
NANKiN TWP p bedrm home .
large lot. 50Xl35; good well. electric
pump. septic tank 81 500. no interest.
DEARBORN TWP o. 5e35 High
view. nice home: 50 975. cleo. stove
refrigerator available.
NANKlN TWP - Wayne Rd g.
room home. VACANT. on corner lot I.
fully modern. Gear garage. sa.975.
terms.
S-RoOM home on large lot. eoxi3e;
81 900. terms
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MCFARLAND BROS.

on PAVEMENT-I-room home. city
water already IN. city gas available
Full price 81 500. 500 down, $50
mo GROssMAN, 34s2 5. Telegraph
Road (between Michigan and Van
Born). DE 1895 or Wayne 800.
OWNER IN NAvY-Must sacrifice
equity In 2-bedroom modern home,
situated on garden plot T0'x1l7' /:
yard is fenced and purchase price Of
only ~, SEQ with $685. down includes
combination storm doors and win
dows. Hurry on this one' GROSS
MAN, cor. Van Born and Wayne
Road. Wayne 900
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Ahsvs psymssts ssva vsrhisy. lstistlsg shnts
Of psrsai msslhiy On uspsit bslsGs Bph ileo.
parssl nssthly % bslss0 sbevs
Do You Wont q
DIAMOND LOAN?
Then visit our msin offiee, and you'll
get the best rate In town. Yes, u
pays to deal with this oid-estsblished
company
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t-RoOM CoTTACE-i
4-room cottage right on the water;
paved street, plastered. gas. electric.
Detroit city water In just right for
you summer and winter: near To-
Enquire 25ol0 Jefferson Ave. East.
near 10 Mile road, ST. Clair Shores.
West Realty Co
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LITTLE FARMS FOR SALE


A BEAUTIFUL domestic and gsrden
plot near Plymouth Rd. and city
limits. IsnXi23 well restricted. city
water Only Stq5, terms Newman,
JOY and luss,er Rds. RE o333
A SQUARE 50 &C. ~. New Boston
$40 per &C terms. Newman. 1851
Telegraph at Goddard. DE 1888.
APPROPRIATELY 2 acres. nes,
small home. garage 2 doors OF
Gratiot, near Nj. Clemens. A buy ~
So 500. $40 mo. Boyer Real Estate.
209li Harper TU 2sg20.
ATTRACTIVE small bungalow just
newly decorated and painted. city
water Installed; beautiful cabinet
sink, 4 acre OF excellent soil Full
price 81 1875, $3.50 down. s32 30 mo.
Immediate possession. GROSSMAN,
32o23 Michigan avenue Gust w. Of
Eloisel. Wayne 303 or Wayne 900.
BEECH RID, nr Plymouth Rd zoo
frontage; only $3.50. with $3.50 On.
Newman, Joy. cor. lnkster I'd.
RE 1888.
DIX Toledo and Northline = Choice
business or res. sites: sacrifice prices
sewer, water, sidewalks. Newman on
property Sun. Di&-Toledo al North
line. CHI 1850
HIN and Ford Road. q 10 3 acres
no buildings terms. S. y. Lowry,
nn Enp0s ny
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McF ARLANE BKOS. I'D
We specialize in Dearborn, Garden
City. suburban property, ltile farms.
1874 Is OUR 20TH YEAR
I ACRE room home. garage,
chicken house, young orchard. ducks.
geese chickens, turkeys berry
bushes. garden. EVERYTHING goes.
Priced reasonably,
NEW HOMES $500 down. move
righ, ir bedrooms basement
large lot close TO tramp, schools,
stores, etc.
JOY RD. DlSTRiCT-2 acres and
s-roon home; steam 1T. Priced
reasonably
DEARBORN TwP-4 rooms. bath.
q acre on pavement: - s75, terms.
= ACRE-Vacant. S275, SIS IN.
City water. sewer; close to schools,
stores transportatipn-
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HOUSES ron SALE
TOBIN. 1915

Near Fort ct. 20 minutes TO down
town: 2 bedrooms. full attic; insu-
lated: large lot, low taxes: bus
service "a door: $3.50 down and move
in. Miller Homes. Inc. HO 242o.
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LOANS

Uh SAIory-Cof-FuIhttuFo
BerreW $40 10 $500 without en-
dorsers or guarantors. Quick, pri.
vate service No credit inquiries Of
friends or relatives. See table be-
tow for sample payment plans.
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coLoRED - 1898 American Ave,
brick 2-nat. o rooms each, z steam
plants. side drive. TO s-s772. Broker.
COLoRED = 1909 Harper. 6-3.
81 300 down.
sMEDLEY. so Y. Warren. TIE 1-sie2
coLoRED-westmin near John
r.. brick 2-fat. rooms each.
steam plants. TO s-s772 Broker.
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LOIS ron SALE

NOTICE TO PUBLIC
SALE OF LAND
Sealed bids will be received ny
Charles NJ Ziegler. state highway
commissioner. until 400 y. m,
Eastern war Time, Monday. August
81, 1914. at the Metropolitan office
OF the state Highway Department.
sl2 New Center Building. Detroit 2.
Michigan. for the sale Of the fol-
lowing described property
Lot AZ Assessor, A-AIsoaAe-
Subdivision. a re-subdivision OF Lots
1 TO 20. 26 10 IS, 50 10 rs inclusive.
and vacated alleys OF Argonns An.
mex, q SUBDIVISION OF part of the
NE a Of Section I. T1e, ROE
Livonis Township. Wayne County.
Michigan.
Certified check or money order IN
the amount of $500 made payable
TO Charles NJ. Ziegler--state High
way Commissioner, must accompany
each bid. DO not ssnd cash.
Sealed bid should be plainly marked:
IBID s2-s Excess.
Mail or deliver all bids to. Michigan
state Highway Department. sl2 New
Center Building. Detroit 2, Michigan.
Right IL reserved 10 reject any or all
bids and 90 waive defects
CHARLES NJ ZiECIER.
state Highway Commissioner.
! Detroit, Mich
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COLORED-10co DOWN

Owner. 1888 Dime Bank Bids CA 000s
coLoREp.w. Grand Blsd, liam.
hrk., side DR., Scar gar. ~. 800 On.
w. Warren, 2-famiiy frame. one fiat
steam heat. one hot air, 81. 600.
Boston Blvd, living rm, 1890.
bsthrms.. complete mahogany fnlsh
throughout. 2-famiiy brk. SIS. 1000.
Taft-Grand River. form. house. va
cant. best buy on w. Side. Lawtnn-
w. Warren s-rm. frame. vacant.
81 900 On Trumbuil. s-rm. frame.
81 400 Maybury Grand. s-rm. brk.
s.. 500 c. JONES. IA t0s3.
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FLATS ron sALE-EAsr

ANpERpoN. 7ss2 - Sc; hot air I;
side drive, garages,
TONY CiLLUFFO DI 3037
cARDoNi. close state Fair, nr. St.
Rita Parish--3-3. full base't-. stoker.
garage: fenced. Upper rented, S4s
mo. Sacrifice. $3.50. $3.50 down.
TW l-702o.
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MCFARLAND BROS. AID

HIN and Ford Road. =. 10 3 acres
no buildings terms. s. y. Lowry,
OR 5000 OF 1888
Imperial Valley press., 1944-02-18
Bomber Crashes
Into Barracks;
Six Die, 80 Hurt

SAN DIEGO, Feb. 18 f.i A
four-motorcd navy bomber crashed
into barracks 10 miles south of
here early Friday. killing six navy
men and injuring 80, Coronado
police reported.
The huge plane burst into flame
ported seeing the learing flames.
skyward. Residents of widely
separated areas OF Son Diego re-
ported seeink the leaping flames.
City fire equipment and am
balances were rushed to the scene,
on restricted territory. Ferry serv-
ce between San Diego and Coro-
nado was suspended half hour
while emergency equipment was
hurried across.
Injured we're taken to a naval
hospital and the dead to a private
mortuary. Neither was permitted
to- discuss the crash nor confirm
the presence of victims.
Naval officials refused any COM
ment on the crash, but promised a
statement when an official report
had been made.
Coronado police who responded to
first crash calls were replaced by
naval men and had no information
beyond their first statement OF
casualties.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-02-18
The RIVER TREATY

President Roosevelt asks the Senate tC
ratfy treaty between the United States
and Mexico, relating to the distribution
and use of waters of the Colorado, Tijuana
and Rio Grande rivers Strong objections
by western states, particularly California
and Arizona, have been voiced. Ignoring
these, however, the treaty was signed in
Washington on Feb. 3.
The Colorado river clause in the treaty
has aroused most of the objection. Under
it. Mexico will receive an increase of more
than 100 per cent in the quantity OF water
that heretofore has been used IN the re-
gions affected. The western states Will,
of course, give up that amount.
One of the phases of the treaty that has
aroused so much bitterness in California
and Arizona has been the high-handed
manner in which the State Department has
carried on its negotiations. The subject
first was brought to attention of the west
ern states about two years ago. when the
State Department announced that it was
contemplating treaty. The states pro-
tested, and subsequently the State Depart
meilt outlined a general formula which lg-
nored these protests.
Then. on last Jan. % at Salt Lake City,
State Department representatives pre-
sented an ultmatum to the western states
representatives and pledged them to Sc
crecy Only details concerning the amount
of water available to Mexico were given.
They were told that not until the Senate
Foreign Relations Committee chose to di-
vulte the remaining terms of the treaty
would they be disclosed.
The western states representatives feel
that they have not only been ignored but
shunted aside. In its anxiety to appear as
the open-handed big brother. the State
Department has closed its ears to the OBJ
icctions and pleas of our own states. And
now, President Roosevelt, instead OF
mcrfly forwarding the treaty to the Sen
ate where it might be considered from all
angles. has sent to that body an insistent
request that the pact be ratified forhwlh.
Itall appears to confirm the long stand
ing belief that when it comes to considera-
ton and recognition from this administra-
tions the western states must play second
fiddle to foreign nation.