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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-03
REAL ESTATE WANTED

Af'LItif tiiI'N
REAL ESTATE WANTED
\ BETTER CASH DEAL AT ONCEl
Any East SIDE or Italian Section
r g CHERRY 1851 Gratiot RI $3.50
\ QUICK sale. price hight east side
Apt fats singles. SAROS LIE O2I7.
ALL CASH OFFEP ~ "A HOURS.
We buy colored singles. flats, apis
No commission. Guarantee CA COOS
ALL CASH FOR YOUR PROPERTY
y W. SEC. VICTORY. We J>>s70
ALI CASH FOR EertrrFs
-l--i.a--iaA--4-.--+7-- -7~---7,--if., -s-:fsT.-
ALWAYS AVAILABLE
The finest ana m Jst complete Peal
Estate and Insurance Service
Whether buying or selling, you can
not afford arythipe but the best TX.
prienced represes Natives 20 serve you
HOMER WNRREN 4 co.
\>Es, issi--Sull Growing
Dime Pldg ca G2Ti
hA NColorcd Nsn, huycrs Mating, w
CRrTCHEp\ RIAL ESTNTE "
f064 McGraW, ~ Warren NY 5-53aS
CASH-For colored properties. quick
deals. save commission and time.
smedley. ii6 r Warren TT i-ele2
Nv CASH BUYERS m
cRlGER RLALTOR-k o pi5a
CASH FOR YOUR PROPERTY
ProuiX. 1870 w Vernon IA $751;
CASH buyers waiting ior houses. flats.
apis. CeschWind Pr s4s4
= sfDD-Cash BUYERS waiting; per.
sonal attent. Alverson. Tw 1000,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-03
VACANT LOTS FOR SALE

COLORED-S2p5 cash gives deed 20 3
lots good Investment near TclcFranh
and Sibcy roads Address Box B-3AsO.
Detroit Times
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-03
ESTATE WANTED
HANNAH

FHA OWNERSHIP will buy your
Rouniree 1900 plymouth w s-iso6.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-03
PROPERTY MANAGEMENT

WANTED At ONCE
Cas- G." Par. Have CASH RQ>er
waiting ca 20CS Ma 51T6
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-03

AIRPORT section near Gta'iot excel
lent transportation. board day workers
only Pl aT97
FIELD 4o40-Cirls home cooking and
privileges excellent transnNrtatlun
PackArd'S. RIGGS 3udds Murray s
Dodge'S oil cb4S
NEWLY decorated good food excel
lent transportation. near WOODWARD
or 1922 40 WindCr
ROOM and board for single man oi
Two brothers TO a-21Ao
WHITE gentlemen twin hcdS home
cooking excellent transportation. 2ill
nElL .irrhf IA lNhl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-03
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
A BETTER cash price for
any kind of furniture. Call
Farris Bros. TIE 2-5373.

a BETTER cash Price paid Tor fur
niture Washers, rc!ngeratorS, Lyle.
TO 9-as4i
a BETTER price for furniture. rugs.
Moon Bros. Furniture. TIE i-lea9--
a PARTY wants household furniture
and Furnishings Also pianos and
friridaires Highest cash prices paid.
Cal any time Dealer eli 1894
A PRIVATE party wants electric re-
frlgerator washing machine ana dining
room suite Us -
ABSOLUTELY THE BEST PRICE ior
YOU rsiFisGIS'o' -. "ashsr' , VACUUM,
Appliance 2 81 eti7
ACME-Detroirs leading furniture buy
erS. cash for complete homes Of fur
niture. appliances ~ odd pieces. after
/ 9-s NJ = 50 or
sell your furniture. when
YOU call harrington Furniture. PL
9:27. TY 6-9223
ALWAYS CALL TY 7-slO2-DLR.
We pay more Tor used furniture
ALL kinds Of USED furniture pay cash.
Dir 10 73I7
ATTRACTIVE prices paid ior sond
rican furniture entire heme ~ odd
pieces. Prompt service CA 434i
BETTER PRICE To- furniture wsshnc
machines. elct appliances oi any ODDS
and ends ca 1891 RA 577l DIT
FURNITURE. STOVES RUGS. RADIOS.
ELECTRiCAL APPLIANCES CASH
DIR TY 10000
FURNIrURE wanted vii pay best
nrices Ylckey Bros II 24a47-
PAY CASH 'or your small baby grand
piano AZ once no dealers. RIA 1890.
SAM the cut rate man nays highest
dollar llL SeNlus -lGaGGiucs and lAc4lllz-
VI l-A97n PR 52ba
WANTED several Electric Refrigerator
Cabinets Jess mo Rehifcration Unit.
- - so capacity Phone Nr ~
Louis TN l-9ll0
WASHERS rcfrigS We pay high
dollar NeW YORK Ware. " f-0ls2.
We PAY soc old newspapers delivered to
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-03
RENTALS WANTED

REFINED colored couple wishes Two or
three rooms furnished az uuilful>hcd.
River Rouge Dciray. VI 222O4 after e.
-eetef2 sf,itt 7 f-.---i ---7--
nished or unfinished no children.
liberal reward Clara Morgan ~ 7lO3
CoLORED couple desires house OF Sat
unilrnished SIS ioWard tN 3-1q05
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-03
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

A GRINNEL Bros plano's bCnch and
rolls good tone Tt i-T4oN
LET rs MODERNIZE
your old upright piano tn beautiful
spinet style easy terms. 37l2 Fen
kell U'N 4257T
TWO NntrTTr-717-irlE x2a.Sa0 Cali
after 8 oICIoCx TE 1-7tto
UPRIGHT piano .ith b-neh excellent
condition Sl23. PR 0Qls lfs-0
Hs2eirifEe
We WILL purchase your used band
Instruments flr cash and N'l pay tlel
rgf Casn pllr1 f0f any ~ thr i'Ia~ lfiA
instruments Truwps's saNopli7IfFS- 7r'T-
Ecix-- ,Elt..s1cL2- ia.ll4l---ZX -..-ls!cg
lnc'S Flecfil-Fulfare FTCuCH frrnt
mArlnhas drums. srfnfdiouS Csi Nf
-Caiambafi0 RI $3.50 nt ttlns yuGt
tnstrumeDiS M fnr immediate deaL
WGRLlTHER
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-03
Reui Estate Outside Detroit
FARM AND LANDS FOR SALE

, ACRES citrus groves large house
san MatcO florida owner. JucckStock.
fnl1 MnAI nnlnr NM
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-03
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS
BOARD AND ROOMS

privileges private he'n and entrance
McGraW-MiChiEa transportation. GL
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-03

HAM ftAN
so CON rINUOUS YEARS
Making better sales for our clients.
TO SELL
Call a real estate concern who can
give you complete service
SalcS-Management
ca ZOO
UN 7-7TOo-PL 46OO-vE $500
HANNAH REAL ESTATE ExCH
HOMES and 2-FLATs in n. W sec
ton from owners Ralph r. TOynton.
i6o05 Grand River. w 5-l23f.
80 US s. East SIDE SIDE Pc,tine. PL 1890.
LIST your property with Us now.
Bruton Realty We $500,
LIST your home With Dcirolts reliable
r X. cURRiE. w T-l33o
NEED money, Cash offer for your
property today. no i424
NORTHWEST sec single homes. free
appraisal David Floyd. UN l.ii66.
READY cash buyers houses fats. apts
iColored Quick action { W. White.
1850 Hastings TIE io0s6
WANTED FARMS
From so 10 200 acres In West and
Northeast section suitable for small
farms IN 5 acres tracts within 30-mile
circle Evenings uN 4A42O "a 0O6O.
5. c. HADLEY. INC.
coLoREp CASH BUYERS WAITING
SINGLES FLATS. APT HURRY!
CANNON BROS.
1850 SHERMAN FL oiio
Colorcd apis nats. singles cash or land
contract w. y Morrison TO s-4520.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-03
LAND CONTRACTS

AT Low Discount Buy Land CON
racFS Arrange a.. first Mortgage
"a 26S5
Desirable Lana Contracts Purchased
MELVIN r LASPHAR A. co
-sts-rir-r-f sfayc.tc Bldg ca $50
LAND contracts bought mtgs made
ssi4ltiFhT i4lo Fofe-BtAt -eA- 3t---
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-03
S. G. HADLEY. INC.
LITTLE FARMS FOR SALE

ADJACENT TO WILLOW run EX
PRESS HIGHWAY Wou constructed
! ,-sf0ry home Downstairs already
nlsstered City Vaier available An
acre ~ fertile loan Price. S23A7.
S2fO down $40 monthly GROSS
AtAA-eef IAN RefR and WAYNE Road
WAYNE go
CABIN CAMP SITE on telegraph mr.
ExpresSNey some trees e 500 terms
Newman 2l22i Ecorse Rf al Monroe
ply- 1T 800
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-03
state Fair-Oakland Sec.

: rooms frame modern. good cordi.
Nou Ven ocated ncsf good schools
buy 81 80 81 500 down. s72 50
mo TW t-55ll SARGENT. s40 L
sale Faii
THEUT 1907 North OF o Mile I'd p
block vs. ~ Van Dyke Modern no, air
heat Open Tor inspection $3.50. $500
down llo.brook Bids Corp TR 2-56s2
COLORED-F reurh I'd 1857. rooms,
modern vacant steam heat double ga
rare. 81 $50 terms Brokcr pl 42G3
COLORED-E Fort 3723 $500 DIN
rms basement furnace EsraEr Eston
RA eASf EVENINGS. TO 6-2lS7
COLORED vacant -Widmau and ND.
Wsukcc seven rooms olicote siding
5000 down TW 2-44i7
COLORED- Bcthwe 272 raums
modern So. 500. 81 300 down Nelson
TP i-GT00
COLORED- Belmont room BRICK S6.-
600 81 500 down Schwartz ca 1000
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-03

BARGAIN
WESTPHALIA
Nesr 8 Mile Road Two bedrooms
All fic features Onb wears oId
$3.50 II 500 down Irfcrr-t
Sho~u Nv Appointment Ors
HENZE co.
1896 Gratiot. PR 0OlO
RrICE Ncan.,t h.tAien lllc1 DlL.-
$40 Wtr.cf f1.H 1,dirrm end
tafl d.eu +. hea.'oms and lstH'niy
ap fIi I.ulnr i1am tni' in hasD-
mont steam fra' NHfcf 2-car earaer
-,---+r Af-i -,--f--- 4 at-ri i'rirrt.
TURNER a WILSON
l2~if East --Nlc pP l646
CENTER LINE
Ncr ? ostlms TIE barn aim iub
m aat FILA terms rlnlscmao'Sp i'l.c>
Cop. crl'G Line 1870
CONCORD 200le - Nov complete
fliA teams op.n 90 daiy 10 uOI-
ta's sun aapt DE 6233-e2fs o
CLAYTON '25sl4 Eeorse az Jim paiN
DEARBORN p Mead nm gar home
30 500 5000 On Also others Gil
WIS. ok tiFH. cox NNtf
EAST DETROIT
IFe0sr home bedrooms 'he features.
near Schools ARD 'lans .afec ir.rcauan
--r-, ESQ - Geo i1v-r A. IDOL
'e. ia7o} r. : Mic PR 22Ao.
FERNDALE
81 I0o-=Sa0o.- DOWN
n so ,ne "a + paved street .
......I' .f| ANHFFN
swan >7luicy corp CA 4n1o.
FOSTER n Packard D.dst-s ru.>
60 p iot rsreees. Good location 'or
r0omcfs Only 81 600 $1,000 down
GRATIOT-s MILE SEC
2 bedroom home aii-tilr Kitchen and
bathroom storm sash Lawn close ~
linc PR gao
uARPER-s Mile see . bedrooms b
hC5t Wa--4.la- section. cify tIans inmed
aoss only $500 down Rover Real
estate 209il Harper tn 2-se2o
HAYES Mile sec hedlaanis
Nl7Fcd atiic garage tall price 81 goo.
$500 down SIS month Boyer Real
Estate 209l Harper TU 2-s92o
IMMEDIATE possession Wcstphaila
br'wecn IS Mile Road rooms ,
H
-dlurtis,- Scrcr!4S-.sna- storm NiHaa~e----
TURNER & WILSON
1854 East Smile Pr trq6
JUSTINE. ls6ts- Btick m1urHS -trff-
not air neat. Vacant soon Sc 400 Hoi-
Af"oS Bidg=cofF TR 2.ahs2
-AilAIcllqtS-Gs#- p-..-}i--i- aTttt---- fi--r-
lsr dis, rms good cons. Enclosed
porch garages. 50 500, 81 600 down
AIs'fsol IN 1920
titfrTR 1872 - MILF Sic
Attractive bed room homes nice large
rllnS- al -il.e-1 eAil.-cA- ~ ..s-l-.asa--l-4-
'ation 80 500 81 600 down Ella
terms a HOLSTER, lfbO3 East o.
Nile Pr 223e
PHELPS -7e0-Lre hec1n.A M4A.
eel BaICtln All PL-hiAA
>PECGAl-Very c+oice. brick pom,
and bath 3 bedrooms. side friNc fecfc-
alton room screened in porch lawn.
trees shrubs complete carpcfinE fift-
place equipment screens nv tfl-
towS ana awnings 'sSc frontage price
Nl3.l0o So S7A cash. $50 as month
, weeks delivery Hurry n sou want THIS
onc Ralph Schneider 25S'4 East fof-
icrs0n 50. Clair shores Phone Roscyiile
0T6o
State Fair Oakland Sec.
= rooms fame. modern. good cordi.
u1u Ven located ncsr good schools
bus - $50 81 500 down, SAG. So
mo TW t-5bll. SARGENT. s4O L
sale Faii
THEUT 75O7-North Of o Mile Rd p
block vs. ~ Van DYKE Modern ho, air
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-03
$500 MOVES YOU IN

Dearborn bedrooms beautiful homr
close - schools churches trans Model.
H403s Nofrr Ds'nf. 3 hikS : % Mich
cor Tc.cFranb CurrlC We --l2l
--EOON house I family 'ul basemi
iuina-r- extra let. $3.50 - 600
f1Vn TW i-a2-3
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-03
EDUCATIONAL
PERSONALS

SPANISH taught through c0nycrSa'ion
Ill study --Gatr,,-As---l- i-4--.-'
e.-1l-2 49, I.
M 1870 or "a na4O
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-03

HAVE farms IN Macomo and Sanllac
Counties from - 10 80 acres.
HtCk. tf3tO Chelsea PR 1890
Invest Your Money in Land
lOl acres 4-room log cabin modern
house excellent barn fertile soil the
hest value IN this district Evenings
UN i442O ca oO60
s. G. HADLEY. INC.
ln2 ACRES good level land ana htisla-
uCs NcI fenced Five miles south and
ong mil, cast ~ kNIitatr,efou
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-03
MISCELLANEOUS roR SALE

Used iss,ssllOn tank ssrvieesOls
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-03
hALtS KRAMER INVESTMENT co.
OK BibO
OPEN = TO 8 DAILY
RIVERV1EW. 1891

NEAR SCHOOLGIRL. brick bungalow
VACANT Tied bath OAK floors psrtt
Toned basement coal heat. landscapcd
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-04-14

due 10 meat and live stock insucc-
ton Is ~ tuberculosis.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-04-14
.A2ZzH2z255z|z QMAIN2EZR 4y 9}2H xoM

'A' company. He uses all his irru.
r''' Win III" irapp"rs ,u keep them
''"'' @,'''il': to US. Dove ana | don,
80" very much Of each other. H.
away a Great deal. Iiut what has he
!" "n M1th Your coming to Lear.
f.N'r%trt""." Colin laid his nipc
on 'H" table. when the comn,,,,.
,,'h' M" 1" wolverine last month Ia
.''p Yam Dowuc. they told m. ,h,,
'"''''S ""r" -uIut: wrong. The In
"''i 'Apn'r& weren't as friendly
"S ,"r% nad uyru: they weren't sell.
'h% 'n"lr skins Ia US, and the few
VINO SIM wanted To- deal with Ms
"'E" afraid to-. YAM Duwnn brli.vrj
i''i 'Hr 'Uu.u'n al headed nm ;u
'''''' ' S".','. They were tullir~
,'.' ''"nN".F That the company had
"''N r'.#w- ti"n for wears, and
~" .'t'." was all ,.nt for trouIlc
- ~. .% "11 H,.u% -mU"y!cd 10 the
'"'.'''.r' 'f"n ON tn" reservation.
''. although the mounted pnIicr
were dniH" all they could, the war
l"I i"N"n 81" many they couldn't
I;.Hu!lr. the t,.r,.it.,.,. .,..,, -, ,,..,....
times. = '''' '''''
81, looked ,n Yam ,,a ro I'll, .
deliberate mit.mrt tn throw, ,I,a
whole country ont az ,rr,r ,I.
neither of rs could urI..,.',n,I 2"'
Part ur tine niogiyr was, ,~,,. Jny.,,.
.a" .r,'H'u." IL the BAY Company,
"''i .H't" h2G 10 l." something more
--.' wa. tpu rlahnra,,l. rr,rr,I "
"Eu. Dove tb.rn9" y, 'I'.,,.'. .,..r..',I
al. arrived fg,, v..rI,. ,,r,".
did. Van Duurn and | h.l ,r,.,r
.'.r him. and ~. won't tn,yn +, t%n
post u'li.c n,. u;r.f .o cam. =, T|,
crowd from the .rl,pl rY,.r hin, 4,
n..- -.r~ wulromc. .r.; il w.,sr'f urf;'
Poe '" "... nr- THAT ,.u, a .rool lnr,.
70. G.u." Collin ...r...r -, !i.' .,'.;.
"i'HI. cant describe the va,. ri.
&c, lt.s, .uh. or him. Iii. rlrn yv,.
absolutely yvvurc-aionlcs.. liI.larI.
were rurnmou.-rwirn too bic. f,r g,
man Of his size. And noY..rfII-I'Ii
newer forget tha.. hands. !, w,s -
il each rr" hai Il s,uarn," life of its
own. - il they lived auart from In.
man himself. T., ''..s. ALWAYS mov-
my. like the t,".a.lrs ur an urtauus.
N.I he affect yuu like that"
"Eut ovartly. lut go on"
'Eau Uuanr wae standing hcsi1s
me. and heard him give a uupa.,
A".t-s,.tlrd Gasp and frl; him rln,rr
my arn. Then Doyc looked M :,
him. Somc;hin. passed between
them. Rod. some Kind Of rccorui-
,ion. just before Dove moved away
with The crowd. Van Downc's face
was gray. lie started Ia walk. and
for Il long time he never smoke a
word, AND his eyes were like the
eyes Of a man in fever. Once ne
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-04-14

Il mile h"voni the po.s .uu, finn. rr,r,
where ihc trail i"r.- To- D",..'S
| school. | went over soon after sun
per. In" moon wus almost fail that
night. $" the trail was easy To- fol-
low. even under the trees. Near the
forks. | heard too,,t"p.: and. when
IL" wind vccrcd toward nae. could
hear Il man humwIur to- hirs.,lf,
! S'iiI d"n't know why | -trppc'! h"-
! mind u tire" and waited ..m.tybc IT
WAS Van Duwu"'; warning.
The man Was COMING Irum ~"
direction of VANS cabin. aud iu-.
| before h" reached rc II" tool: Ia"
| forl. tn IA" school. u was Dove.
, can swear t." ;nnt. S'll aununrur,
h" passed me-. not .fi,.n s".t .i...s.,
and | SAW ,h"-" h.m't mrv."r "a
T." m""ulj"'t. | h.ni"I u.,r tn
Van D"wu".'
Colin wn'';.I -" '""..rN or tho
room: "Nc.l, yca read "Aa; Ln?-
| pCuci."
HE was dcad?" S,lisirk asked
softly.
Dead at his desk. Three weeks
ago tonight"
How WAS hr Ei'l.I?"
"ll"rrihly. The autopsy showed
that his head had Lc,n Twisted away
from tn" spinal ruri."
"Dji you It'll at tH. inquest about
sc"iu" Dnv"?"
"N,.. The ground Wa too hard
10 show any tr"r'.s. hu' Dove h.rr-
self admitted he'd ',....d un h.s
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-04-14

DR.. tl"udcuiur will answer
questions of "vrr.IL, interest
only. and then vnIy through
his column.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-04-14

As everyone knows th" rate of
Incidence Of tuberculosis in this
country has been steadily d.rlu-
ing. This comedies IN general with
world wild" decline. and that
world wide dccliu" has probably
been due To NOR" s,u'i" living con
Giti"nS. especially u NOR" regular
and ad"pua'" food supply. When
on" thinks 81 the fam,u-s lhat pre-
vailed :'ll ov"r tn" world at r".-u-
lar intervals IN civilized countries
Down to 800 the contrast between
those and the conditions prevail
ing III the United States in our
time should make US gratciul.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-04-14
SYNOPSIS


Having helped Colin Rae, of the
Hendrix : Bay COMPANY. To c,.spc
mysterious pu~SucrS at WINNER
III" youthful Trina Meredith went
north to meet her elderly faucr
Rodney 3Cikirk. At Lcarnopti,
Colin ~ investigating the activities
ot seemingly lraii. mild rlrlrrrd
Jonathan Dove. head of two Indian
schools and Il power among ,r,n.
pcrs. Once | heard him called tho
most dangerous man in Clrad;, q"
Colin told lima. Eludirg Dove
lett behind in Winnipeg. Colin and
lfina flew III 4 small, piano. owned
and pilotcd bv Blair Ecuc.':r.
i0fmSr schoolgirl chum pf Colin.
itcdHy snow forced 'rcr IN maxi. ~,
emergency landing ut T.,rr.r..
Lake where the veteran Nc. Gurr
sheltered the TITO. Next r,,n-ri,,..
Alec and Blair started or iort g.
l.tarmonth, Trina and Colin yrc,,
following. The m"crirr ba,yrrrr
irina and Sclkirls seems most htn.,,
ana romantic. When the onnor-
tnnIty comes, Colin asks Rodrrv
why didn't You tell .;rc Ihuu, hr-5
Who is She"
CliAPT :R LIGHT
"Shc's Il r.l who has led =
stran%" life. When | ,lr, lrr -,
Europe. years ago. she was iu.t g,
y"unp"t"r with biz eyes and I,,.-
Iy. Wandering around in q ,-r..,
St"n" castle -- Oh" "t thu.,. rl.t,,..
filled with echoes and a,wa... .Ifri.,,.
Both her parents were American.
but sh" inh"ritS som" IIur"..l.i.,r
blood from her mother. The ,p.rl-
bt!"u""d Ia her mutayr.t f...lv.
and imagine they w"rr Very v.il-
t"-du. but tn" war cu,.,d that. ami
tw" years ago her mother Gi..i.
Trina knows the Continent ~
well ms she does America. Sn" won.
To school there while l,r father.
dashed around f.urupc."
Nv hats Nc do"
Radio expert. and sometime o.
genius in his line. llr'- over in
occupied Franc" NOW. Tr,uu aGrr,s
him. but sine" the war they haven.
seen each other often"
SrlhIrE laid his hand on Rae
arm. Il wan: you both ip nn GOOD
friends. And nov wan; - hear
about you. What brought you here?
Your note seemed gu"ri.l."
"lt WAS guarded" Colin strad-
died Il chair. "Thc thing that
brought me was Van Downc's
dcath."
Poor follow heard about that.
They never knew who dii it,"
81 think | do"
Sclkirk looked sharply IN. but
before hr could speak. Colin askci,
do YOU know Jonathan Dove"
"Of course. He founded the nov
Indian school across the lake."
what d" You huow about that
school,"
Selkirl: hcsitatc!. Nothing very
much"
Neither do I. That's one Of the
things came here Ia find out"
Dove says he's teaching tho In
dian' and breeds how 10 be self
supporting"
How"
Making trappCr= out Of them
cGu'ppin~ thcm with modern steel
traps and teaching them 20 compete
with white trauN-ra. They sell The
skins TO t.. school. auI Dn.r has
them auc'."nsd otr In Winnipeg"
ale pay. god prices. hear"
"Hc;'rr than W can afford 10
pay. Hes cut IN on the cumuany's
fur trade badly"
&C..
Evening star., 1944-05-30
1000 Sabotage Reports Sifted
In MARYLAND; 20 Reach Court

sis on prevention of sabotage, Mr.
Vincent reported these results dur
ing the alien enemy search made in
Maryland Immediately after Pearl
Harbor:
"A total of 571 individual searches
were made. In those searches
G-men seized rs short-wave radios
"a cameras, SO shotguns, "a rifles, 80
revolvers, more than $500 rounds of
ammunition, 6 binoculars, black
jacks, bayonets, telescopes, blue
prints and Axis emblems, insignia
and propaganda"
The FBI rounded up "a enemy
aliens in Maryland, all of them cata-
logued as dangerous to national Sc
curity after Pearl Harbor. These
persons were placed in internment
camps for the duration.
Most reports of sabotage have been
found to be based on industrial acci-
dents. carelessness, attempted prac-
tical Jokes, personal grievances
pranks and the mistakes of un-
trained employees.
Evening star., 1944-05-30
Overseas Veteran Granted
Custody Of Children

1t. Col Sidney F. Wogan, for
merly of GOT North Overlook drive,
Alexandria, was awarded the GUS
tody of his children, Michael, 8,
and Stephen, 4, by Judge William
P. Woolls of the Alexandria Cor
poration Court yesterday.
The children had been placed in
st. Vincent's Orphanage at Roanoke
January II by order of Judge James
r. Duncan of the Civil and Police
Court, who held they had been
neglected by their mother, Mrs.
Anna C. Wogan, while their father
was serving overseas with the Army
Air Forces.
On March 7 Judge Duncan SEN
fenced Mrs. Wogan to a six-month
Jail term, which was appealed to
Corporation Court, and in April
Judge Woolls gave her a three
month suspended sentence on con-
dition of good behavior for one year
At that time Col. Wogan, who had
returned to this country, petitioned
the court for custody of the chill
dren, but Judge Woolls deferred
decision until the father was per-
manently stationed. In repeating
his petition yesterday, Col. Wogan
said he is now stationed at Fort
Leavenworth, and has rented q
house
Evening star., 1944-05-30
Haymarket School Holds
Commencement Tomorrow
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
MANASSAS, Va, May 80. The
Haymarket Elementary School will
hold annual commencement exer-
cises at $3.50 pm. tomorrow in the
school auditorium. Presentation of
certificates and awards will be made
by Mrs. Nelson Lynn, principal, to
81 students:
Homer Allison, Enock Baker, Hun
ter Downs, Milton Gossom, Ashby
McGuinn, Garnett Pullen, Clinton
Shelley, Gene White, Allen Brown,
Billy Brewer, Barbara Lee Bell, Mae
Edmonds, Frances Hoffman, Doris
Jacobs, Barbara Lymburner, Hattie
Mae Leonard, Mary Lagana, Cha :.
lotte Lightner. Barbara Polend,
Peggy Ann Pickett, Helen Thomas.
The scholarship award will be
presented to Barbara Lymburner
and the attendance awards to Char
lotte Lightner and Doris Jacobs.
The salutatory will be given by Allen
Brown and the valedictory by Bar
bara Lymburner. The class history
will be given by Doris Jacobs.
Evening star., 1944-05-30
Ramsay House Funds
Sought in Campaign
50 Civic Groups Begin
Drive to Restore Place

A drive for funds for the restora-
ton Of the Ramsay House, oldes,
in Alexandria, which recently wa.
purchased by the city. has beer
started by so civic and historica,
groups In cooperation with the
Ramsay House Restoration Associa-
ton.
According to Roger Sullivan, city
treasurer, who heads the associa-
ton, the group already has received
about $1,000 in contributions and
hopes to raise enough within two
weeks to start work restoring the
exterior.
No agreement has been reached
with the city as to the eventual use
of the house, but Mr.. Sullivan said
the association hoped it could be
open to the public and be used as
q meeting place for historical and
civic organizations.
City Manager Carl Budwesky said
the City Council had not discussed
plans for the house, which was pur-
chased for $500 to save 1t from
demolition, but that the Council
would not give any one group the
power to decide on restoration and
USE
Evening star., 1944-05-30
Montgomery Speeds
Dog lnoculations
4 Clinics Opened Today
In West Suburban Area

-Four clinics for the inoculation
on dogs against rabies will open to-
day In the western suburban area
of Montgomery County after the
county's antirabies program opened
yesterday with approximately 1900
dogs receiving injections at five
clinics In the eastern suburban area.
Today's clinics will be open from
q to 1880 PM at the Kensington
Armory, Chevy Chase Firehouse,
Bethesda Chevy Chase High School
and the Glen Echo Firehouse. They
will reopen next Tuesday.
Clinics will be held again Monday
at the Silver Spring Armory, Ste
vens' Service Station at Four Corners
Seeks Corner, Wheaton Service Sta
ton and the sTakoma Park Elemen-
tary School
In the rural area clinics will be
held from $50 to $3.50 pm. tomorrow
and again on June at Rockville
Farm Bureau of1ce, Mobley's barn
at Derwood, Cissel's store at Coles
vile, Lenovitz's store at Halpine,
Johnson's store at Spencerville, Bur-
louisville Grange Hall. Glenmont
School and George Wilson's place
at Lay Hill.
Clinics will be held at the same
time Thursday and June 8 at
Jamestown School; Allnutt's store,
Seneca; w. H. Wards place, Ira
villain; Soper's store, Olney; Whites
store, Norbeck; Sandy Spring
School; Brookeville School; CATH
ersburg School; Smiths store, EN-
ory Grove, and Farmers store, Red
land.