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JAMES A. WILEY. Attorney for Plaintiff,
62S Investment BLDG, Washinston. d. C.
Filed June 10, 1914. Charles Z. Stewart,

JhMES A. WILEY. Attorney for PlaintiiI,
Filed June 49, lsta; cl.rkl Charles E: Stewart
IN THE THE pIsTR1cT COURT OF THE
eiSs S;ss ;}si 1s ff5 RSiEs, &
6spEk Aes14S NJ Ferry
n. JENKINS. THE WAsHINoTSoN LOAN LOAN
&LI TETsd WHdm G9NRANY }F MAY AHD
take notice that Marian catherin. jenkins HI xrs
United states for the District '' OF coIumbs III
To an IN Sv nf tet9n No sss
April :, 1885. alleging that Perry N. Jen-
nricf Etns iosapfpea[ed pf and absconded from the
.H. l943 without making anv provisions
whatsoever WI Tor the support of the, plain
are ar not known to the plaintiff, that he
se TesSfd 9"psr BE- 9f Fl. Lot II
Columbia; that he has defaulted in the
payments snStnn osI under deed Of trust to wash
to tnS'Sn sec,,ls Loan Son Trust Company trustees
100000 payable to to "a EdwsTd s1sai MeAlee2 sem 81
Sscretary Si,s to the EQUITABLE Co-opera tive
in the taxes due on said premises that
IN her complaint; the plaintiff. as his
wife seeks an order for the appointment
real estate alleged to be owned by him,
and the payment to plaintiff from the
income therefrom OF Q reasonable amount
Tor the maintenance Of his minor child.
Marsaret Frances Jenkins; that on the
4th day Of April 1914 a warrant issued
out o. the District Court of the United
States for the District Of Columbia direct
ing the United States Marshall in and for
the District of Columbia to take possession
OF the aforesaid real estate; and that the
said United States Marshall hes made a
return OF said warrant stating that he has
seized and holds the above-described real
estate. Accordingly, it is by the District
Court of the United States for the District
Of Columbia this 18th day Of June, 1914,
ORDERED that Perry N jenkins the
Washington Loan 4 Trust Company
trustee. and all whom it may concern,
shall appear in said Court in this cause
on or before August >, 1914 to show cause.
II any they have, why receiver of the
aforesaid real estate should not be ap-
pointed to hold or dispose Of the same or
the income therefrom as provided by said
act Of Congress and as prayed for in said
complaints provided that a copy hereof
shal shall .d,, be published once week for three
newspaper and IN the Washington Law
Reporter; otherwise the said Court will
proceed with the disposition Of said prop
erty IN the manner provided by said act
OF Congress and as prayed for in the
complaint: go JAS. w MORRIS, JUS
CHARLES F. STEWART. CLERK. bv EMMA
e. SIMPSON. Deputy Clerk te21 2S 1y6.
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TIRES FOR SALE.

ice By appointment only. Leave car 8
4 m. ready at DIN. Complete custom
6uilt work with truck rubber Plenty Of
GRADE l and 3 tires. carried in stock in
az sizes: Ample parking in rear CON-
TIRE CO.. 1496 H ne. LU.
gas sta, garages. tire sbon,
auto dealers--plenty of new and Grade 3
tires and tubes wholesale. Best recapping
the most modern and complete recap nls Mt Mt
n Wash; :, CONSOLIDATED SALES, 1896
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TO 25 ACRES, Colesville pike, near new
.OOO-acre Government project; 5 to 10
acres Country Club district, near River I'd
ana 5 to 80 acres near S. Capitol St ex-
tended. Many major Government protects
nearby: Terms to suit. FULTON R. COR
DON, owner, 1927 Eye ST. NV. DI. $3.50,
until pm. Brokers attention
IDEAL acreage building sites $500 to
$500 per acre; electric tel, mail delivery
ana a school bus at property. Near Clinton,
Md. Only miles from D. c. line Easy
terms. Owner Slien Sh51
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FRANCIS G: STETSON. Attorney for Plain
tin, 500 st. NV, WASH, d, C,
Filed June 10. 1944.-Charles Z. Stewart,

FRANCIS G. STETSON, Attorney for Plain
tin, 508 St. NV. wash. b. C.
DISTRICT couRf' flsle OF THE UNITED
States for the District Of Columbia
,s Hilsnsss q WGHiAM STEWART: R:f:s: :. ,ha sf,
Delendants;ICivil Action No: 24129.-
Order Of PCblication.-The object of this
suit is to establish Of record the Idaintiii' s
title to those parts OF original lots num-
6ered Eighteen QSl and Nineteen I9) in
square numbered Five Hundred Seventeen
(61O, described more fully in the third
paragraph OF the complaint. On motion
OF the plaintiffs attorney, it Is this 10Th
gay OF June, 1914. ordered that the de-
tendants, the unknown heirs, devisees and
alenees OF the following persons: william
stewart David Stewart and Kitty Stewart,
cause their appearance to be entered herein
on or before the frst rule day occurring
after the expiration Of forty days, exclusive
OF Sundays and legal holidays, from the
day Of first publication of this order.
otherwise the case will be proceeded with
this order be published once week for
three successive weeks in The Evening Star
newspaper and the Washington Law RE-
porter prior to said rule day. good cause
having been shown why longer publication
IS unnecessary. go JAS. w MORRIS,
CHARLES z. STEWART, Clerk BY EMMA
c. SIMPSON. Deputy Clerk jeoI .2S,jy5
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PROPOSALS..

CAPITOL. Washineton b. C., july /
1944. SEALED BIDS in triplcate will be
received r, &C in this othce until 300 O'Clock
opened for furnishing "a safety valves for
boilers at the Capitol Power Plant, Wash
inston. D. C. Bidding forms. etc. may
pc obtained without deposit by qualified
once DAVID LYNN, Architect OF the
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GARAGES WANTED.

GARAGE OF approximately. 1,6O9 square
e: noor space, with loft: hish doors;
preferred but not essential: would sign
annual lease. Box 402.M. star
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FARMS WANTED.
ACREAGE FOR SALE.

WANT FARMS listed mot exclusively tC
Remington. Md. Kensington 553. 81
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

BEVERLY BEACH on Chesapeske Bay
Summer homes and building sites Write
Tor catalogue Bax II Mayo A. Co. Nd.
BAY MISUNDERSTANDING community Fine
napolis: many choice bay-front and lake
front lots still available; ideal for year
prices. KAss REALTY CO.. 446I Conn.
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LOTS FOR SALE.

fW0 LARGE WOODED LOTS in Woodside
PARK, Silver Spring. Md.-Price only ten
cents Der square foot; buy now. build
later. THOS. Z. FARRELL CO.. realtors,
f2l Tenth st. NV. National O765.
FL APARTMENT SITES on wide boulevard: :
eewer and water in on bus line. NV. Of
18th st. NV; price, zoe. YEILOTT & co.
IA. 04S4 -
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE,

VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
kMhBE sMr E6HEe- BABY GRAND PIANO ORIENTAL
CHINA, GLASS. DfAMoNDs' JsMEE JEWELRY 2
including 4.10-carat diamond BY or
aef sed trdn, tadministrstor committee, attorney
oss Ss15'fs s15 sT bY wv AvcT4RE rRi.
DAY ! p NJ. Regular sale furniture Q NJ. .
ADAM A. WESCHLER 4 son, Auctioneers.
PkoSFbE PPkRoSSEbEs shEE or WdALyABLE 1M
FLoRAH ST NoRTHwEsT, AToWs By VI SiItue d;'e% Of
a deed of trust recorded in Liher 855, at
10 d9ii9 9bs % ct SEQ one Of the land recorss
undersiened trustee will offer for sale by
6abilc pM Tr,a aTctlon " in front Of the premises
CT JULY, 1914. AT FoUR O'Clock PM
District District Of Columbia. toYit: Lot numbered
Lot numbered seventy-four is4o 0h in lSs SQUARE re
hundFed and
Heights.' as per plat recorded in Liber
the District, Of Columbia; subject to- to the he
plat TERMS OF Sal SALE 6 The 1fe"h pupnhsser Ge sslq
VII be required to make deposit of
sHooon at time in of sale balance to be paid
terms will te announced at the sale: de-
ierred amounts to bear interest at 6fo per
anring annqm' rscad, examination OF title, convey
cost Of purchaser Terms to be. comriied
viii with within thirty days from day Of sale
rese trustee reserves the right
ing purchaser after five days advertisement
Of o. such @ resale in some newspaper published
e & or sseG9 sePSs may zND Is
bEffE szyI XIss JSTSsidsssnta %M Astssl
lvl ,5,S, 1913
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AUToMo0jIly VoR sAlF tcees. !

Sss:eS ss'e1 'isz iasa .ss :ss.H
PONTIAC ls45 convertible coupe: heater,
ssdie. good tires: pvt. party. Hobart
PONTIAC ls41 streamlins e-cyl. sedan
8-cyl., low miles: Chevrolet. 1870 .2-door;
eodr sa Tasos lev mss St
souSs ssf eSGo s 1871 smsr h,a,t to
1885 4-door. e-eyl.; chevroiss '' 1855 s' a.
cyl, 2-door. rood tires. Flood Pontiac Co..
4221 Connecticut. Wo. 6400. Open until o.
PONTIAC 1871 4-door etreamliner sedan;
co %.ssinsssn. sSnssan
larsest Pontiac dealer. 1887 IrviI 6 1t. NV.
|sTupEsxKER 1s41 Commander sk,v.,
cruising sedan: beautiful shane: way above
evsr:te aRaB. senB!stslg sq9uiDpsd See thi.
s1yREsAz1tRs 81 fSSS. Ssei 4-doer q. luz. ton.
.cs :s s; s, r., W y. .th n
oPA. ee,lsns price: SuiIy susTantesd % @ 3, 5,
Equitable establtshed dealer. See Mr..
son blvd, Arlington. Va. cH. 1000 days,
ss;!gs6Ias4ss.a !; y sssa1i as., champion: beautiful
tires tires, % veyesdriye; priced right. LEE B.
SIUDEnAAEA 1889 President; overdrive,
radio and heater; very clean inside and
?; BUTLER Co. il2i 2ist st. NV. 81.
sIUDEBAKER 1871 Champion coupe: BY
oEitinai owner; tires. excellent con-
T;AixicAS Of ?. q. C. Hill,id. o14a-w,
sssi sTAi1iosS WAGON. 1a41 Pontiac: .s.o. s.
lutely the finest one Of its kind in this
today =. AscSpE SGpiessy eoSrfac ss1'Dced co
yWasnington's largest Pontiac dealer, 1887
lryinE st. NV. AD. $500.
USED;C car SALE-wholesaIe. prices.
81 Buicf super super club i Coupe.
~ 9Ids ssdanette hydromatie.
~ Pontiac sedans tb).
ID Chrysler sedan.
20 pseksrd 10" l-door do s'uS .sesn. sHa's
~ Ford convertible coupe.
..4S Sord sony.rsisis RSle eouee. s0sPe' 'sP:
10 bodss ds eSnysrsiSls eSnysrsiSls esu5.. eou5.
suieR CO cs e %sned ssns.i 4aii 4HaiYiArrsvnLr
NEW Low PRICES on these guaranteed
1S40 1S4S Gchsyrsist Dc luxe 4.dr. sedan sase
1871 chsv. Master de- luxe sedan. sss4 -
le4l Dodse de luxe 4-door sedan i'3g4
1S4i Chey. .Fleetline sedan-..---- 1878
!g4l Ford DE luxe coupe 1.IoS
1871 Pontiac 4-door sedan 1'33I
1891 Plymouth de luxe 2-dr sedan i LIDO
M ssaer TRlw MoToR 19ssls CO.. 5 1qS i4sS
triSutpa;; td6 a; .xT1 4slo ss orlymeyth dis
We sell-only the best
CHERNERIZED CARS.
ie4l Lincoln-zephyr Fordor. r. and h.
1y41 1yc4t1, toId super De luxe Fordor. T. and b.
1881 Mercury 4-door. T. and b.
iS4! fackard 4-door sedan, :. and h.
iS4l Dodge Luxury Liner 4-door, T. ana b
1871 Pontiac coach.
1911 Studebaker Commander 4-door D.
,. oan: radio and heater.
iS4u 5uicE super 4-door, r. and h.
jS41 Pontiac Torpedo 4-dr, r. and h.
1870 Willys 4-door.
!94O Pontiac 4-dr.. r. and h,
!g4O Mercury 4-door. r. and h.
e3a Ford de luxe Fordor.
iS3o iSS33oo Lincoln Zephyr COW. sedan, r. and h.
!939 Buick Coupe
1899 Lincoln Zephyr convertible, 7. and h.
1888 Packard 7-pass. sedan r. and h.
Many others, terms. trade, guaranteed
CHERNER. open until pm, 1881 Fla
ave nv. dial HO. 5000
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MOTORCYCLES FOR SALE.

'45" motorcycle IA,
sale or trade for used car; excellent con.
dition new paint 56 mi, gallon. RE. 74O(
Ext 6246O. NEEL, 6s
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GARAGES FOR RENT.

1928 22nd ST. N.W.-Heated EaraTe for
1442 RHODE ISLAND AVE. N.W,-Ga.
rae With ycrking bench.
Pts M.bsserr b1HrASI y. ~ ier fsRs ,&ss month.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

LIsTINGS WANTED-List your colored
Droperties to sell with us-city. suburban,
hearty Md: personal attention to all list
1ngs. LA SALLE REALTY CO., All New
York ave. NV. Ma. 3S44. -
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HOUSES ron SALE OR RENT

FINEST COLORED DEVELOPMENT in this
area: 1-family detached homes on 5000
sa feet Of land or more New. modern:
Sheriff I'd. ne, rent with option to pur-
chase. CHAPEL OAKS CO., 5700 Addison
Chapel I'd. Fairmont Heights, Nd. HI
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JOHN J. O'BRIEN. Attorney,
Evans BuildinE.
Filed June 10, 1944.-Charles L. Stewart,

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
l., United States for the District of Co.
i,unmoia-WILLIAM p. KERSHNER, 3IOO
18th 81: NE, Plaintiff, vs. NETTIE e.
KERsHNER. Fort worth, Tex, Defendant.
No 4,411.-The object Of this suit is
TO obtain an absolute divorce on sround
plaintiff, 4 is this 10th day OF June, 1914,
ORDERED that the defendant NETTIE e.
kERSHNER. cause her appearance to be
entered herein on or before the fortieth
day, exclusive Of Sundays and legal holi-
days occurring after the day of the first
publication of this order: otherwise the
cs use. will be proceeded with as in case Of
default; Provided, a copy Of this order
be pcolished once a week for three sue
cessive weeks in the washington Law Re
day, IS, JAS w. NORRIS. Justice.
tSeal) Attest: CHARLES E. STEWART,
Clerk: SIerS: by EMMA c. SIMPSON, Deputy
CLERK. jeol oS iyk
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south west North East
INT Pass 3NT Pass
Pass Pass
West chose to lead the 10 Of hearts
against three no-trump and South
won with the king, for he feared a
spade shift and did not dare hold
up. He then played the queen Of
diamonds, then the deuce Of dia-
monds to dummy's king. East
showed out on the second diamond
and three diamond tricks were all
South could get. He tried . club
finesse and lost that and three
hearts. Finally the defenders got
q spade trick and beat him.
South's crime was q heinous one.
Had he made the elementary safety
play of the nine Of diamonds on the
second round of the suit he could
then have re-entered his hand with
the club king and finessed for the
diamond jack to run the entire suit.
Playing the deuce instead of the
nine blocked the suit and made the
finesse impossible.
Yesterday you were Theodore
Lightner's partner and, with neither
side vulnerable, you dealt and held:
4 IS
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nAKQ6
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The bidding:
You schenken Lightner Jacoby
iNr Pas. ,. Pas:
20 Pass 20 Pasa
CD
Answer - Pass. With a strong
hand partner could have bid two no.
trump; II he had heart support he
would have shown it sooner. There
is no game, 50 pass while you can
safely do so.
Score 100 per cent for pass, 20
per cent for two no-trump or three
hearts.
Question No. 1,741.
Today you are Howard Schenken's
partner and, with neither side vul-
nerable, you deal and hold:
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0KQ98
oQ54
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What do you bid? Answer to-
morrow.
Complete new 32-page booklet,
ChanSes IN the -Four Aces System"
How to use the new weak" two bid
the new forcing bid of two clubs: the
new no-trump bids and responses.
This booklet will be sent postpaid on
receipt of 25 cents per copy, stamps or
coin: Address The Four Aces" IN care
Of The Evening Star, P. o. Box 26,
station W, New York "a, N. Y.
tRelAAsed hv rr.N
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

9FFICE OF THE COLLECTOR Of Internal
Revenue; Bsltimore, Maryland The fol-
loving tpSnI described personal property. seized
oelstfaint Tor the non.payment of assessed
= sion $500 Revised Statutes of the United
StateS, at public auction. on Friday, July
ye5lcls ;ebn s, Services Federal Works Agency,
Known as the espito aar.se s as Tha T1qSmsais ssis
pn, plil be - held on the first floor, 1910 l2O
raGsara rath su automo6ile 4-door sedan. equipped
Gc00MHIM1iIIsSs5I.oNERs c0H IN OF THE DISTRICT OF
SSOLUMBlA. July 8. 1944.-Notice is
IN eUSc svsn that gnder authority sraned
o, i932, authorizing the closing of streets,
81 Columbia Tnt 10 the Commissioners Of the
hearing in the Board Room s'i in the Dgoisc Disc
trlct t Building: 14th and Streets NV,
vs. washington; fa44. p p & ,;oo on MONDAY July
property owners to determine as to any
property rights which may be affected or
as to the equity. justice or advisabiiity of
trict Of Columbia described as folloWs:
i, i; CioSine Robinson Street between Bruce
pIase aliev rnd,r1 and 18th 5a,. PLACE Sc closins
in SQUARE 56s7, 8. CLOSING BART itet Of sib,, tbs
public alley running east from 9Th street
nsm,' S;W;' N tne southerly part of Square
52o4. T.; Closing alley running from Sa
sann1s sssnnah 5stF street to ,, Smith Place Sc in
$500 located between U Place and W
street SMa and 32nd Street and Branch Ave-
Lot 1 b in SQUARE 1877 located between
LIN LIT, street and Jackson Place. and Penn
sylvania Avenue and H Street NV.
CLOSING fIosi part Of an alley running south
rom m, Fniton Street NV. in Square 1892.
:: closing alley running from Indiana
Avenue Nv an. IT. to o Street NV, in Square 573.
Maps showing the street and alley areas
proposed to be closed are on fle in the
once m1ss, OF The Surveyor, D. c.. Room 4Ob,
NV. Washington. D. c.. numbered eGss as
Maps Maps 5000, 3001. 3oO2. 3Oc3. 1904. sOO5.
'30O6 and 3007.. and these maps NAV be
examined s,, by interested parties during
business nours prior to the hearing. Said
maps VIII also be displayed at the hearing
and the Commissioners will consider any
suggestions or protests concerning the
proposed street and alley closing as shown
on above mentioned maps: JOHN RUS
SELL YOUNG, 6. W. KUTZ, GUY MASON,
Commissioners Of the District Of Columbia.
14t,7/6,ex6u&hol
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STORES FOR RENT.

11O6 9th ST. NW.-5OxI2 #. heat in
cluoed; $50 month
1907 SPOT-Downtown chain-store loca-
tion. available Aug. l, for ! or = years;
excellent for ladies' wear, gift linen shop
etc. Shoes, mems wear or restaurant need
not apply Box 26l-R. Star
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Points for Parents
BY EDYTH THOMAS WALLACE
H1Uin0 identical DO,

Having identical possessions but temporary means OF avoiding
cooperate provides
hoeie SftI Irjno
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

CONN. AVE, below Dupont Circle-Wil
rent to person. with high references a
store suitable for high.class restaurant
at reasonable rental. Please reply Box
35S-M Star
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AT COLESVILLE HEIGHTS-About &
acres; stream water, complete set farm
buildings.
rooms and bath dwelling all near bus
line to D. c.; will price low terms il
desired. s. T HICKMAN, P. o. Box 1856
Silver Spring. Md
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Winning Contract
By THE FOUR ACES.

Crime Doesn't Poy-No. 100
South dealer.
North South vulnerable.
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4 K72 N AQJ84
21097 w Z 0AJ52
oJ743 g. 8 10
4Qo5 &8743
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The bidding:
South West North East
INT Pass 3NT Pass
Pass Pass
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SuMMR CAMPS.

1ONNIE'e HAVEN. Broadwater. Nd
pssks bay. Is miles from 'sv Wsshinston. In n.' It
Droad!ater.. Nd. A large. modern home.
with shaded grounds, completely fenced:
outdoor activities, carefully planned menus.
excellent supervision. Session, june 22-
Sept. 10: For information, call Atlantic
I. .. Bonhrest. ia Branch ave. Sc.
oUT-oF-ToWk REAL ESTATE,
MAKSH HAVEN on 0eorgia seacoast, near
Brunswick: completely furnished, 9 bed
rooms. every modern convenience: bathing.
fishing and boating. Phone MRS. BEAVER,
Hobart 1900 or North 8920. =
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DESK SPACE FOR RENT.

DESK SPACE FOR RENT.
sTENOGRAPHIC SERVICES, mail, address,
phone. etc. represent outside concern.
I'll woodward Bldg, ME. 754S.
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.
GROCERY STORE, 1902 18th st. NV: g.
story brick and 3-story back building: lot
25xS5 to 15-foot alley; oil heat, paid by
tenant rent, 81 $50. Price, Sl5.5OO
YELLOTT 4 CO.. NA..04S4. -
FUNERAL PARLOR FOR COLORED.. A
good 3-story brick bldg, good n W. section.
Large par.ors. Will sell cheap. Price.
$1,000. See c. E. Penndleton. DU. 346s,
CLEANING STORE, doing good business:
on best block Of Upshur st NV: apt
MA. O4S4. -
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-05-11
5ergf. Thomas
Lost On Raid
Porents Cling TO
Hope for Sofety

CENTER LINE - Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Thomas. OF 1928
Coolidge avenue, Center Line,
have their entire hopes conferred
these days on spread of silk
floating through the air over
Unoccupied France-in the
hope that their son, T/Sgt. Har-
old w. (BilD Thomas chung to
the shrouds of his parachute
when his BIG Marauder bomb
er was shot down April 20.
Three parachutes were seen
to drift from the flaming plane
as it crashed out of control aft
er a raid on Germany, the COM
handing officer, in England
wrote TO Bills" wife, Mrs.
Anna May Thomas, of Detroit.
Six or seven men were lost with
the ship. So far no one knows
who survived the crash.
The Thomas family is praying
hard, especially Mrs. Thomas.
Her prayers will be redoubled
on Sunday, Mothers Day, for
May Ia marks Bills" 3Oth
birthday anniversary.
A graduate of Busch High
School, Center Line, Bill"
Thomas was one of the COM
munity's most popular young
men, and many had watched his
progress since he entered the
Army Air Forces two years ago.
He was radioman, navigator
and machine gunner on his B.
26, which was the flagship of
bombing formation. He had re-
ceived the Air Medal for
number of bombing trips and.
on several of them, he intimated
to his parents, they "came home
on wing and a prayer" He
had been in England since
Christmas.
Bills" father. a former ma
val rating with eight years
service record, is a Center Line
fireman.
The Thomas family has an
other son in active service. He
is 22-year-old Yeoman &c Earl
Robert Thomas, on warship
in the South Pacific,
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-05-11
ACTION, NOT WORDS
Kiwanis Buys Youth Camp

The first move in this fin
ance program, announced by the
clubs ways and means commit
tee, will be a public dance Sat
urday, May 20 at Lakeview
school gymnasium, with good
music and light refreshments to
be served. Tickets for this
worthy project at $l.65 a couple,
and the dance committee gives
assurance of an enjoyable eve
ning-as we'll as boost for the
youth recreation project.
The committee is composed of
Bob Barton, Herman Brys, Ev-
erett Ward, Bill Rowe and
John Lees. 1t is aiding the XII
wants Youth Committee proper
in raising funds.
Further benefit affairs will be
announced from time TO time.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-05-11

ST. CLAIR SHORES Look
ing towards the future when gas
rationing stamps will be souven-
irs. the Shores Kiwanis Club
has announced acquisition of a
large acreage of property near
Howell, Mich, for the establish
ment of a camp to be used each
summer by established youth or
PLANTATIONS of the community,
including Boy and Girl Scouts,
Campfire Girls. Blue Birds and
others.
The option on the property
runs for a five-year period, ana
Kiwanians hope that it will be
taken up long before that dead
line and the property improved
with buildings and camping
euipment.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-05-11
Girls Story
Branded False
Van Dyke Merchant
Fully Cleared

VAN DYKE-That the recent
morals charges made against
Mike Peters, 40, Warren Town
ship storekeeper, contain mot
one iota of truth and are
without foundation, and that the
defendant is a aW-abiding citi-
zen with a reputation above re-
proach' were statements made
into the court record of Justice
Donald j. Parent in Mount
Clemens Wednesday, when
charges against Peters were or
dered dismissed.
Assistant Prosecutor Fred Van
Fleteran moved the court for
dismissal of the charges when a
14-year-old girl witness story
fell apart, and she admitted 1t
was a tissue of lies, on cross
examination by Defense Attor-
ney Ivan A. Johnston.
Because of the wide publicity
given to the girls accusations
against Peters, Johnston asked
the court TO record an express
sion in the case.
Justice Parents statement,
quoted above in part, commenc-
ed as follows: Let the record
show that the witness has con-
WINGED the court that her state
ments in this case have been en-
tirely falsehoods, and what has
been charged against the de:
PENDANT in this case is definitely
an untruth.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-05-11
SULPHUR GAS"

BUFFALO, N. Y. -Firemen
summoned to investigate a re-
ported "houseful of gas decid-
ed the smell was coming from
the refrigerator in the. kitchen.
They tugged the big ice box into
the hall.
Pausing to rest, they discov-
cred the gas" was from a sui
phur candle which had been left
on a table. So they logged the
refrigerator back.