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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-25
COMMONWEALTH ' sS.
10 OFFICE,

10 OFFICES
DOWNTOWN, is25 National Bank Bide.
woodward 4 Cadillac So. CHsrry 2S6o
DOWNTOWN. 3oa Capitol Park BidO.,
state at 6rissoid 81 chsry 574e
Downtown. I404 Gratlst
Al Russell ca. l3oe
WEST SIDE. sos Michigan Ave-, st
Ionetion. 2nd Floor IAfaystts eIoo
EAST SIDE. 1880 e. jefferson. Of Con.
ner topp. Hudson Motors) lEnsx 03So
EAST SIDE. $500 1sn Dyke, Of
Harpsr. and Floor Plan 7asO
NORTHWEST, sol4 Cd. River ct Joy I'd.
Rm. 204 lover krssee'O TYLER s.574t
NORTHWEST. 4f2o Fsnkeu. Of ltverrols.
EOS Campus Bido. University 3-2s2S
HIGHLAND PARK. ft0is Woodward. AZ
Manchester topp. Ford'si TO. 1920
HIGHLAND PIX, 300 Murphy Bloc. 1900
woodward AZ &. Grand Ave. TO. S.0s2s
CITY FINANCE co.
Sl2-l7 Majestic Bldg. "a. so25
506i JOY Road TY 4-aa3f
l02f2 JOS Campau TIP. 2.133l
1905 Chene Street TR. i.33lS
5oOs Michigan Avenue LA. 1850
ACME LOAN CORA. 1877
1920 DAVID sTOTT BLDG.
LOANS $500 DOWN TO S25.
MONEY FOR INCOME TAXES
1924 GRATlOT. AT MILE ROAD
PRoVIDENT Loan q savings Society.
1919 GRlsWoLD. FARwELL BLDG.
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400 WOODWARD

PONTIAC L4ll h-Llaa- caL---e- -aaal.
IUlu maroon facfn1 installed "a
a.o era res'er fl..} elatanteed tui
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The DETROIT TIMES
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PQNTlAS faW 2-pooR TRUNK
HOLSTERF s. RARGAfN YOUR
OLD CAR COR sZqs CASH. BAL
ANcE kla MONTHLY shE BILL
FRANCIS $500 IlNERNOls HALL
IopDs COMPANY, tORD DEALER
PONTIAC laIl h-laa.. ANNA na-al.
IulW maroon faoart installed "a
40 ara heater fu.5 Eiaianteed flli
price ~ nAa. trade. terms
400 WOODWARD
.,pONTiAc-ig77. raGio. heater. tires
Ike new Less than 30 800 miles
Pete Hgrsh. lsof5 LiveFnois. Al
London
TERKAPLANE COACH 1887
Good iifcs cheap 90 ron Sls5 Just
our Old car down
BERT BAKER
GRAND RIVER Az LIVERNois
HOUSE TRAILERs
AMERICAN. Century trailer coaches.
Federal Trailer lsOfg " Warren.
ATTENTIONS TRAILER BARGAINS
1917 schui sleeps . N-1a- In
1855 covered Wagon classy. is5 On.
1899 ScngIt nice ...4..... 1875 On.
ltiN Covered Wagon ..... i75 On.
1871 Glider hfauty ..-.... ls5 On
1912 thinner - q ...... f95 On.
custom lap - ~ ........ 20 On.
AAA SAILS
$3.50 Ga River TE 2-6sfe
CLOsEOUT of good used coaches.
l06f1 Grstiof, CPD. CITY Airport
LOANe-Ref hotse traders Lloyd
r Fast. 30iV r. I'd Blvd Ma. oi42,
NEW ami used uauers Trailer Travel
Gn-29fl r Jeaefsos----,
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FARM AND LANDS FOR SALE
HOWELL


hear Howell igvsi productive E1If-
private lake. fresh water stream,
woods houses, one complete win
fti-.t-t = ~ ~ = ? =
barns. also AL stock. tools and EQUIP
ment Incl IS head OF cattle and
tractor
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

A JUKE BOX for your recreation
room Sge 30 UP BRILLIANT
MUSIC COMPANY. 1906 csss
sAxOPHOSE ialtol, case. god
plated Grand Rapids hand !nstra-
rnerti soldier needs money $3.50.
TOW nsend s-isis
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i. IN. CRANDALL
Business Property Tor Sale
APARTMENT PROP. FOR SALE

Eight 4-Reem Apis,
EAST SIDE bfick uniuruishe6 OK
rent cHrefnkprs apt income &33H
mo 50 0nn down
Kelley Real Estate
ZOO WOODWARD TT 3r00
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ape. bedroom SUITE. new. incl. bou-
dolr chair. floor sample many
others at reduced prices $50.
SUN FURNITURE, 1912 GRATlOT
3 Complete Rooms, S129
All new living room, bedroom.
Kitchen furniture including rugs,
tables. lamps. dishes. Terms.
Kay Furn., 1920 Michigan
4 ROOMS % furniture. Si49. ape.
living room, 3-pc. bedroom kitchen
act. dinette set Many occasional
pieces included. You may purchase
rebuilt electric refrigerator with this
group. A real opportunity.
SUN FURNITURE, 1872 GRATloT
A-PIFGK bedroom suite. includes BED.
spring and mattress choice Of
vanity or chest, see complete Gard
ner Furniture, s30S West Nernor.
Open evsningx
3 ROOMS OF furniture. new. Siis
3-pe bedroom suite. sufa and
chair, 5-pc kitchen set Included are
several occasional pieces and a Con-
goleum rug. A real bargain
SUN FURNITURE. 1922 GRATlOT
5-PC. OAK DlNETTE SET Si7.
Castle Furn Co. 33i Michigan.
3 ROOMS SlI9
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VIZ Will purchase your used band
Instruments Tot cash We VII pay
ynl highest cash price for any OF
me following Instruments Trumpets.
saNOrhunes. comets. tTOmbones. tenor
saNuph0nrs Clarinets. marimhas
drums or accDrdlons Call Mr..
CaiauirRtt0 IA $3.50 or bring your
Instruments IN for immediate deal.
WtHLTTZER
100 Proadwsv- omen Evenings
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-12-02
OPEN CASE

Lansing-In what Chairman Gil
bert T. Gibson said would be tho
final case involving the excess pro-.
fits tax liability OF a public utility.
the State Public Service Commits.
sion Thursday opened an inyestiga-
ton OF rates o. the Michigan Asso.
ciated Telephone Company. Shil-
son said the Arm estimated it would
owe about 100000 in federal ex-
cess profits taxes this year. On
the basis OF previous cases, the
company might be ordered to re-
duce its rates by approximately
that amount in December.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-12-02
Autonotive
Automobiles For Sale

90 FORD SEDAN. Good shape
throughout. $4,000. Willow Lodge
Barber shop or 1877 Swansea, VIII
low Village.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-12-02
Legal Notices

STATE or MICHIGAN, In the Cir
cult Court for the County Of wash
tenaw.
In Chancery.
Guy wynn and Eva wynn.
Plaintiffs.
Romano lie Chambre. II. La Cham
bre, Romano la Chsmbre, Gabriel
I. Hunt, Anna Stewart, Ann Stew
art. william Cross. VIM. Cross.
Richard n. Morse. Richd Il. Morse.
RID H.. Morse. Timothy TredweU, T.
Treadwell, Timothy Treadwell, Will
liam saltonstsll, VIM. W. Salton-
stall, Charles r. Gilbert, Angelins
skinner. Angelina =. Gordon, Angel
Inc s. Gordon. William Il. Seymour.
Anna r., Seymour, VIM. -. Seymour.
A. II. Seymour. Aiphunso Plat, AL
phonzo Plntt, Harriet 4. Plat. Har-
riet &. Plat. w. -. Seymour Ellen
J. whitman. guardian, Ellen !.
whitman. Gennlevs l.. Burrell, Gem
Burrell. Ray II. Burrell. Julia Bur-
rell. or their unknown heirs, devise
ees. legatees or assigns.
Defendants.
At a session OF said court held at
the cout house In the city Of Ann
or November. A. H., l9ii.
Present: The Honorable George w.
Sample. Circuit Judge.
In this cause II appears from tho
affidavit on file, that the where
abouts OF tho defendants, after dit
gent search and inquiry are unknown
except for Paul Burroll. Ray IL.
Burrell and Julia Burrell, his wife.
Therefore, upon motion OF william
DeHaan, Attorney FOR Plaintiffs, II
In ordered that said defendants
and their unknown hOirs, devisees,
| legatees and assigns cause their APP
| pearance 10 DO entered In this cause
within three months from the date
| Of this order, and in default thereof.
that said Bin of Complaint be taken
as confessed by the said -Defend-
ants, their unknown heirs, devisees,
leRatees or assigns.
II IN further ordered that within
twenty days Plaintiffs cause a COPY
OF this order TO be published In the
YpsilAnti Daily Press. newspB-
per printed published and circulated
in said county. said publication be-
ing conducted therein once In each
week for six weeks In succession.
GEO. W. SAMPLE,
Circuit Judge.
A true COPY.
Irene A. Seltz, Deputy Clerk.
CountersiRneed Luella NJ. Smith,
Clerk. BY Irene a. Seltz,
Deputy clerk.
TAKE NOTICE: that this suit in
which the foregoing order has been
duly made. Involves and Is brought
to quiet title to the following de-
scribed piece or parcel Of land. sit.
uated In the city OF Ypsllanti, WASH
tenaw County, Michigan. as follows:
The north ono hundred and fif-
teen feet OF lot number two in block
number six, Ballontino and Morsc's
Allotment OF the Western Addition,
city OF Ypsilanti, according to the
recorded plat rs recorded In Liber
90 OF Plnts on page 1875 In the Of
flee Of the Register Of Deeds, Wash
tenaw County, Michigan.
ALSO: Plat OF David r. RalIeu-
tines and Richard T.. Morse's Allot-
ment Of the Western Addition to
the Village tnow city, OF YpsllantI.
atd plat being dated and acknowl.
edged May 2s, 1898 and recorded
April 20, 1882 in Liber go" page
l2j.
WILLIAM DE. HAAN,
Attorney for Plaintiffs.
Business Address: 1915 Ypsfianti
Savings Bank Building. Ypsilanti,
Michigan.
Adv. 6-12i6
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-12-02

WASHINGToN-AP- The 18th
Congress. with little more than a
month at most to live, appeared
bent Thursday upon another veto
battle with President Roosevelt
this time on a bill freezing" the
social security tax. A poll OF the
House Ways and Means Commit
tee indicated an almost two to
one stand against a rise in the
tax on January / from one to two
per cent, on pay OF employees and
payrolls OF employers.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-12-02

NEWARK, N. J.-INs-A bust
ness holiday" was declared in
force Tuesday by IS members Of
the New Jersey Retail Live Poultry
Dealers Association. The poultry
dealers closed their shops because
Of the shortage OF fowl, appealed
TO the public to buy no chickens or
poultry until the price situation has
been adjusted to the satisfaction Of
both dealers and consumers.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-12-02
Wanted To Buy

WILL PAY CASH for good used
car. No dealers wanted Til
care OF Press.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-12-02

II Mt. Everest were placed in
Mindanao Deep OF the Philippines
more than 5000 feet OF water would
roll across its peak.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-12-02

ROOM MODERN bungalow, al
so bungalow Is IT by. 20 II. with
stool on rear OF property. Lot so
by az II. Price $4,000, Terms.
II. Peet. Realtor. ll9 Pearl St
Phone 157l
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-12-02

EAST SIDE small house, newly dec
GRATED exterior. basement dug for
larger house near Holmes Road
and store. Price reduced to 1885.
Terms. II. Poet. Realtor, ll9 Pearl
ST. Phone 1871. Immediate possess
sion
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-12-02

a REAT. DEAD
FORD IS MERCURY 'tO-holds
u Gods With 200 Cords Dry
Hard MnE1Eood. Truck pays
for Itself. Act quick BDURKE,
E-1 WILLOW Court
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Real Estate
Houses For Sale

Choice List
Of Homes
BRlCK-NENEER: A beautiful :
family brick-veueer home close
TO down town. Bult onfS years
ago. Located on spacious corner
lot with several young shade
trees, shrubs, outside grlll. etc. D
rooms and private bath in low
er part including hNing room
with natural fireplace. rooms
and private bath above. Dandy
basement with recreation room,
automatic water heater, stoker.
Attached garage with breeze
way. one of the most desirable
income homes in town. and can
be handled for $4,000 down.
VERY Low PRICE: 4 real bar
gain In an older home. 9 rooms,
bath, furnace. paved street
Large lot running back to Huron
River. Out OF town owner anG-
ious TO sell and has slashed
price from $500 10 $500.
, BEDROOMS: A fine semi-bunra.
low in College Heights. rooms
and bath on LIST floor. bed
room upstairs. Deep waterproof
basement with oil burner, laun-
dry trays, water heater. and
place for recreation room. This
home was among last built with
pre-war materials, including
such features as steel beams and
supports, copper plumbing, etc.
Price $500, on terms.
LIKE NEW: A dandy 2 bedroom
nome near +. Michigan Ave. All
IN beautiful condition. Iudivld-
ually built by small contractor
and IL well constructed. lmme-
date possession II sold at once.
otherwise in three months. Price
5000.
7 ROOMS: Between Roosevelt and
Central Schools. Now used as
family. but may he used as
family. Nicely painted and decor
ated. Big lot. Garage. Only
$500.
ONLY $1,000: Buys 4 room home
at edge Of city. This house has
hardwood floors. plastered walls,
and Is In good shape inside Only
years old. Complete bath fix
lures are installed but electric
pump is not. Requires cash.
-
40 ACRES: Located miles south
west of Ypsi at corner OF Textile
and Ellis Roads. offered at low
price Of 500 acre to settle es-
tate. No Bldgs.
Ehman & Greensfreet
r f A L Y O r s
40 w. Michigan. Phone 1877
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-12-02
suburban Property For sale
Farms and Land For sale

6 ROOM HOUSE, IL ACRES OF
ground. S3,SO0. Il down. Also q
acre, room house, $3.50 cash,
Also an acre. $50. 43S22 Robson
Road, 8 miles north Of Bclleyille.
so ACRE FARM for sale SS,5O or
for rent. Ford "T" Truck motor,
box. tooth and spring drags, cleo
trio starter battery fencer, 8 IT.
poultry wire, straw in barn, poul-
try equipment, etc. 1855 Willow
Road.
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Classified Advertising

consecutive Insertions per lines
Day Three Days i:c Six Days Toe Ten Days Sc
Special rates for alternate
classified advertising
No responsible moi Insertion
Deadine; Telephones 40. al.
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STATE or MICHIGAN, In the CIR
cult Court for the County OF WASH
tenaw.
Evening star., 1944-07-09
Noted Tenor in Debut
At the Art Gallery

The National Gallery of Art will
present Capt. Michael Bartlett.
U. S. M. c., tenor; Corpl Edward
Haines, U. S. M. c.. violinist: Sergt.
Virgil Fox, U. S. A., and Marcella
Pearson. pianists, in the East Gar
den Court, this evening, o'clock.
The varied program will consist
OF four groups of songs by Stradella.
Arne, Handel, Martini, Massenet
GODDARD, Denaudy Cimara and others
and an aria. "Cielo E Mar" from
Ponchielll's La Gioconda';; Mozart's
Sonata in C Major, K 296." for
violin and piano; Bloch's "Nigun,''
from 'Baal Sheme" suite: Handers
"Larghetto" and Wieniawski's Ca
price in A Minor
Capt. Bartlett before he enlisted
IN the United States Marine Corps
had quite a career on the stage
screen, radio and opera. He sang
In Italy, San Francisco and Gin
cinnati in opera, made musical pic
lures in Hollywood, appearing op-
poslte Grace Moore and Claudette
Colbert; was a Broadway and a
Theater Guild success and sang
with the Philadelphia Symphony
Orchestra. Mr.. Haines, a native
OF Connecticut, studied under DR.
Drago and Sasha Jacobinoff and
appeared with several major Amer
lean orchestras. He concertized
since he was 10 years of age.
Evening star., 1944-07-09
Legion Auxiliary
Annual Convention

The committee, headed by Mrs.
Margaret Carroll, In charge of the
annual convention of the District
of Columbia Department of the
American Legion Auxiliary, is CON-
pleting plans for the event to take
place August 3. 4 and S.
Arrangements have been made for
dinner party on the night of Au-
gust 3 at the American Legion Club
house, 2437 Fifteenth street NV.
For reservations contact Mrs
Frances Cassidy. Mrs. Rosetta Wells
or Mrs. Edith Armstrong.
The convention program will be
at o'clock on the nights of August
and 5 in the Interior Department
auditorium. on c street between
Eighteenth and Nineteenth streets
N. w.
Mrs, Marian Money was elected
president of the Cooley Mccullough
Unit at a recent meeting.
Other officers are Katherine
Clarke, first vice president; Estelle
Haldenstein. second vice president:
Fonda McVickers, third vice presi-
dent; Pauline Chambers, treasurer:
Florence Dunbar, chaplain: Newell
Weinfleld and Katherine MacKen-
zie, color bearers; Addie Beavard
sergeant at arms; Hattie Byram
historian, and Ethel Broughton
property custodian,
Evening star., 1944-07-09
InLOcal Music Circles

The piano recital by Cyrus lillian,
ARC scheduled for this afternoon
at Phillips Gallery has been post
poned to August due to the artists
transfer to another post. The NBC
concert at S o'clock may be heard
in the gallery by any one wishing
to do so.
Antal Dorati, guest conductor of
the Water Gate Symphony Orches-
ira, will discuss The Ballet and the
Concert Hall" tomorrow at $50 pm.
as speaker at the Summer Water
Gate Forum at Phillips Gallery.
Lois Hoag, organist, will play a
recital based on hymn tunes and
plain song melodies on the great
organ at Washington Cathedral
Tuesday at 7:30 pm. on the Cathe-
dral Twilight Hour Series. Her pro-
gram will include Festival Prelude"
on Elm Feste Burg" by William
Faulkes; Regina Coeli" and "Credo, !"
by Everett Titcomb; several Bach
choral preludes and numbers by
karg-Elert. Miss Hoag is a pupil
OF Ellis Varley, acting organist and
choirmaSter of the Cathedral.
Clyde j. Holt of San Antonio. Tex.
a graduate of the Westminster Choir
College In Princeton, N. j., has been
appointed as minister OF music for
the Petworth Baptist Church.
Evening star., 1944-07-09
Auxiliary
Unit Instituted

Front Line Auxiliary was insti-
tuted last week by Mrs. Ethel Send
lax, past department president, with
Mrs. Mary Nichols as president.
Gifts were presented by George
Neuner and Joe Moffet of Front
Line Post. Past department presi-
dents, Mrs. Dorothy Lehman and
Mrs. Sendlak, presented the auxil-
larry with a Bible and a ballot box.
Mrs. Ida Emmert. department
president. announced a department
meeting will be held July q at the
Northeast Masonic Temple, Eighth
and F streets NE, when she will
announce appointments of commit
tee chairmen.
The Firecrackers' Cootiette Club
met with Mrs. Ethel Sendlak pre-
siding and purchased a bond for
the VFW Widows and Orphans
Home at Eaton Rapids, Mich. Plans
are being made for hospital party
Tor the patients Of a hospital in
Frederick. Md. The probable date
is July is. The next meeting will
be July II at 7l3 D street NV,
when the birthdays Of Miss Marie
Schafer and Mrs. Frances Ripple
Will be celebrated. Election of dele
gates and alternates to the Supreme
Crawl in Chicago, August %, %,
"a, will be held.
Meetings this week are: Monday
Potomac Auxiliary, IL New York
avenue NE: Tuesday. Equality
Walter Reed Auxiliary. Fifteenth
and Harvard streets NV. and
United States Government Printing
Once, 713 D street NV.
Evening star., 1944-07-09

and Malotte's Lords Prayer" and
the latter playing Addinsell's WAR
saw Concerto"
Best known for her seven years
engagement on the Cities Service
radio program, Miss Manners has
also made name for herself in
concert and operate appearance in
this country and Canada. Miss Ty-
ner, who has starred as one of the
principal attractions of the Rain
bow Room and the Waldorf -Astor-
las Starlight Roof, organized a
band of her own which continued
her success in New York night clubs
and in the Club Jalna here. She
was heard by DR.. Kinder, who,
much impressed with her fine
pianistic ability, engaged her for the
Water Gate.
On Wednesday, Marina Svetlova,
prima ballerina of the METROPOLITAN
Opera, and her company will pre-
sent six dances under the baton of
Mr.. Dorati, who is the musical di-
rector of the Ballet Theater. The
orchestra will play Beethoven's
Seventh Symphony" Strauss tone
poem Don Juan" and Rossini's
William Tell" overture.
Alexander Smallens will begin his
fifth consecutive season as guest
conductor at the Water Gate on Fri
day, when the program will feature
the popular baritone, Thomas l..
Thomas. as soloist. Earning money
for vocal study by working as an
oiler in machine shop, Mr.. Thomas
won the Metropolitan Additions Of
the Air in 1887.
The selections Mr.. Thomas will
sing are lie Veau dor" from
Faust: the aria from Diaz's Ben
venuto Cellini," 20 Vim, Dissipe la
Tristesse," from Thomas Hamlet:
Moussorgsky's Song of the Flea. ;"
Tschaikowsky's None but the Lonely
Heart and the Largo al Facto-
tum,' from Rossinis Barber of Sc
VILE The balance of the program
will be the overture "Masaniello"
CAubep, Ballet Suite" (Gretry-
MottD, "Bacchanale," from Saint
Saens' Samson and Dalila." the
overture to Thomas "Mignon," De-
bussy's Afternoon of Faun" and
Chabrier's "Espana."
Evening star., 1944-07-09
Victory Garden
Office Ne1Vs

j. Morton Franklin, supervisor,
says:
The curling of tomato leaves is
not necessarily an indication of a
diseased condition There are many
causes for this curling of leaves. OF
all those plants examined recently,
the curling has, in the main, been
due to excessive fertilization, espe-
cially where heterogeneous fertilizers
have been used. AS long as the leaves
do not show distinct spotting, or
the entire plant does not turn vel
low or wilt excessively, there is little
need to treat 1t or to worry about it.
If the plant turns yellow and droops
and especially If dark stains ap-
pear IN the stem near the ground,
the plant should be removed and
burned. If distinct spots or blotches
appear on the leaves the plant
should be sprayed or busted with
Bordeaux mixture and the badly
injured leaves removed. II the to-
mato plant develops string, mis-
shapen leaves a shoestring appear
ance) the plant should be removed
and the entire garden thoroughly
sprayed or busted with rotenone or
nicotine sulphate in order to get
rid OF apEide which carry this
disease from cucumbers or peppers.
The first judging of the Victory
gardens is now under way. A good
deal OF attention should be paid to
the garden to see that all over
mature crops are removed and the
spaces replanted; that the tomatoes
are properly staked and tied and
the garden kept in a well culti-
yated condition. These things will
improve the produce Of your garden
as well as the material.
Evening star., 1944-07-09
.VFW Commander
Appoints Aides;
Other Activities

Comdr. L. H. Neville Thompson of
the District Of Columbia Depart
ment, Veterans of Foreign Wars. at
meeting of the Council OF Admin
istration Monday night at the Dis
trict Building, announced the ap-
pointment of his staff.
They include: Roy c. Ninard, Gov
ernment Printing Once Post, chief
of staff; Harold D. Hiltpold. Treas
ury Post, deputy chief Of staff; Clyde
w. KERN, Front Line Post, inspec-
tor: John A. Fitch, Pentagon Post.
and Stephen B. Jones, Washington
Post, deputies; Past Department
Comdr. Oscar w. Hollingsworth,
liaison and relief officer, with Past
Department Comdr. Jack Holiday.
as his deputy, and Past Department
Comdr. Edward K. 1nman. chairman
Of the Legislative Committee.
The council has invited other vet
|erans' organizations to join with the
VFW in series of joint meetings
during the winter months in an
effort to aid in the work of the sew
eral organizations.
Naval Gun Factory Post No. 1919
held a special meeting Wednesday
night at the st. Francis Xavier
School Auditorium in observance of
Independence Day. The degree team
Of Front Line Post conducted the
ritualistic work.
Equality Walter Reed Post and its
auxiliary held joint social last Sun
day at the home of Past Department
Comdr. and Mrs. George McLeish.
Pentagon Post is planning a Joint
meeting with Front Line Post in
August when number OF Army
officials stationed in the Pentagon
Building will be obligated.
In celebrat ton of July 4 Govern
ment Printing once Post purchased
a $500 War Bond.
At the last meeting of Front Line
Post delegates and alternates to the
National Encampment at Chicago,
the week of August 81, were elected
as follows: Delegates, Past Depart
ment Comdrs. George Neuner,
Charles B. Jennings, Edward K.
1nman, Department Vice Comdr.
Frank Topash and Department
Quartermaster Edward T. Spedden;
alternates, Senior Vice Comdr. Joe
Moffet, Junior Vice Comdr. Harold
Woods. Past Comdr. Victory Guileer-
mein, F. s. Simms and H. D. Spice.
Following the meeting the posts
auxiliary was instituted and oficers
installed.