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Evening star., 1944-02-13
AUTOMOBILES WANTED.

PRIVATE PARTY wants to buy good
1899 or 1910 ad Sa1 on YIN pay $500 TO 81. 1920
radio and heater; desired by individual;
car car, and tires must be N sood coneii,on GO N
dition: will pay. cash. Mr.. Holt, oV 6272;
y to meet it. sIGS EIeod Pontiac 1921 Con-
csDfIIAc esi6ii1i wa Sansed; ted name your price. will
try to meet it. Flood Pontiac. 1921 Con-
tVSo,ET nsstlsSt Wo 500 500 nam. vour pree vii,
neeticut rns ic new Wo j. s4oo o00 f0n''A'' s 0on
CHRfs!ER ts sss 1s41 n,1 ls4o any model Srdv. We
SoSGE Sonei AND AND CHR cHRYsIER NIfS Tantsd; h name name
your prise viii try to meet Wo it. Flood Pom
FORD wanted name your price. will
try to meet it. Flood Pontiac, 1921 Con.
connecticut. Con eti 'vs Wo. $500, '0'0 ''"''"''
PLYMoUIH wANIEDL1Name your priesM sa;
sfAstfRE0io sG SURE TO SEE LOVING before you sell
CAB with PUG or PUc without. Box 97-B
Want Want BEST PRICE for your car9 See
VII WILL PAY Fay BONUS PRICE for ioM-milease m,
car; no dealers: party needs car with good
ss Reta M9 e6s seae5 year 'iss
connect,eus Con ess ~ Se Wo s46o, 0'' r'A''A'
IT WILL PAY YOU to see Torrey before
you sell, Torey Motor, 1877 10th st. NV.
PRIVATE PARTY wants to buy clean
late-model car for cash, price no object.
HAyE Inu Yoy FORGOTTEN to call A Adams am;
plenty of cash right now. Arcade Pontiac
Co. 1887 Irving st. NV.
PRIVATE PARTY wants very clean auto
1899 or later; consider any make. CHI
PRIVATE PARTY would like to buy late
model used car; will pay cash. Call TR
PRIVATE PARTY will pay top cash price
dealers: Woodley s2O2.
or Dodge business coupe. low mileage, for
cash: VIM: Dublin. 651o Georgia ave,
aatomobiie, prefer BUICK Or oldsmobile
No dealers. Call WO. s473.
INDIVIDUAL wants late model. car and
tires mus, be perfect: quick cash purchase
WANTED@1e41 Cadillac sedan or sedan
make: must be exceptionally exceptional
PRIVATE PARTY WANTS 's6- ss Ford or
Chevrolet sedan. Call Adams 1851. No
EXCHANGE EXCHANGE POST for sellers, buyers or
dealers. Sell direct or buy from owner.
Sunday. Starting ii am. Come or cali
on any car you have to sell or want to buy,
9O6 10th st. NV. ME. 3347.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

HoN,IIIAc HHo,IhlAc nal. le4I s-syI club soTps sid
sT $3.50 eSsS1s osS4s aVs sH zgSo
sTuDEsAkEI 1szi Champion e-door
sedan: sedan: r.dio and heater; this Is. car Is very
sIsfn sijsi saeellsaf pYsb.f; sao4h e D.
sTUDEsAkkR Sud tA i54s o. Champion han a-ddoor
sedan: very low milease; S877; priority
needed; l, Parkyay q sy Motor Co.. sool M st,
ssTruDEBAR4EiR' 4i' 1899 Commander sed.: good
condition. very good rubber, radi9 9o heater
sTuDEBXKER 1871 Champion 4.door Sc
dan; nice, good one on gas; 81 Hawkins,
.snkRhxtRn .aaa t4.s st Pg gSampon as2e luxe
door sedan; heater, light blue f1nish. tires
Sois.n' 8 oa aS7 aaSs Ssfroii St" Tak0ms Park
sTUDEBAKER io41 Champion, original
owner leaving for Army: good rubber low
Hssas sfy sls EXT On Between
s9bbEsAkIERika f iRs R%' 1929 Champion 4;aser
ceilent mechanical care. new battery;
5gns s9ss OWEN spaay no ,tsr % sash Wees
sTUDEBAkER Ia41 Commander skyxay
ss vels sedan srac assss
fsct: sl'SSS. pohanka Service. 1925 Goth
sedan; excellent condition thr9ughout;
Motor f9ss co. tsfs s hsassr st. Ssrss
WMLYs 1887: GOOD condition, nye good
tires; CHI. 1873; J.. A Harrell' 4o22
TAxiCABS, two. 1897 Pontiac. three new
tires in GOOD running condition l93g
Olds, Just overhauled, good tires: business
included Cali KensinRton 456. 49,
TAXI LICENSE for Mt. Rainier, Md, with
out automobile. Highest offer. MI. S330-
TAxICAB with P U; C.. 1899 chsyrelet
and 1885 Chrysler, IL to pm, Sunday
only. Michigan 1440. 2337 Champiain
TAxiCAB, Pontiac 1941; good condition
EXCHANGE POST for sellers, buyers or
dealers. Sell direct or buy from owner;
Many satisfied buyers and sellers every
Sunday Starting II am. Come or call on
any car you have to sell or want 10 puS'
9O6 10th St NV NE. 3347.
HUDSON, 1910. P. U. C. LICENSE. TR.
31O0.
any OR SELL your car DIRECT through
Ia
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1RAlLERS FOR SALE.

25-FT. ZIMNdER. 4 new prewar tires,
electric brakes. in Al condition: $1,000.
sands Gan be seen W after tsg $50 pm. ali day on
3O-FOOT, rock yool insulated. custom
built Broom trailer: electric refrigerator,
bottled gas tandem wheels, electric brakes
and other extras: owner drafted, must sell
at once: priced unreasonably low. See Mr.
Tame at Miller's Camp. 3 miles south OF
Alexandria On Richmond highway. 15'
AUTO CRUISER, 81 IT,. sleeps 4 chrome
trim, good tires; priced for quick sale;
owner leaving town. Jackson 1896.
TRAILER. l8-ft.. prewar; good condition;
electric brakes. new linoieum; reasonable
Terms cash. After 2 pm. Sun. Inquire
Mr. L. A. Swain, S202 Wis. ave-, Bethesda,
Md.
TRAILER, 1941 23-ft. Alma: prewar tires,
Coleman range. Duo-therm heater; in ex-
cellent condition. Spring Bank Trailer
Camp ! " miles south of Alex. Route 1. =
1914 Kozy Coaches and Platts. Also 25
GOOD used models Cash for your trailer
RICHTER TRAILER SALES.
Route !. Berwyn. Md. Tel. Berwyn 4J
BEE the new Royal and American trailers
TRAILER CENTER,
5th and Florida Ave. NE.
All Models Used Trailers From $500 Up
Cash for Your Late-Model Trailer.
STANLEY H. HORNER, INC,
Ey~a klsya
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FARMS WANTED.

WILL PAY $1,000 cash and $50 monthly
for hg. waterfront farm. D. r. Lamborne.
ia r inn1 raTTssqt St: Nv. GE. 1865.
spring delivery; nearby Washington. Must
have good house. Box 425-Y. Star
5000 DOWN. $50 mo. for over 30 A.
with mod. home, tenant house, barn
within 80 mi. from wash. UN. .339s.
CHICKEN-HOG FARM, around 90 acres or
more, on hishway; GOOD land. large house
amI:: close to D. c.; around $4,000. cash
Box BLK, Star
80 ACRES or more chicken hog farm. good
and. larae house, I'm l., close to D. c.,
354-X, Star
PRIVATE PARTY will pay fancy cash for
Iarm In nearby Md. Must not be too ex-
pehsive. Must have some voods and elec
tricity installed. NE 31a6 las
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GARAGES FOR RENT.

HEATED GARAGE, open "a hours for stor-
age snd parking Of autos. Torrey Motor,
l l37 10th st. NV.
BRICK GARAGE for rent. 1883 Harvard
i. i7ss MARION COURT, between 9th and
7th and r. /. ave- and ST. nw.-Suit-
able for truck or 2 or 3 cars: SO per mo-
Apply Walker Dunlop, 1900 18th st.
NV. DI. O222
REAR 4iI 6 ST. N.E-one- story brick
building, size Approx. 3Ox30, suitable for
storage or garage for cars. CO. 1898.
SUNDAYS or evenings EN- O2SQ
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ACREAGE FOR SALE,

M; FoVR !Gao9RNERs AND WHEATON. MD.
aods Il "a 900; 10 ,a a. $1,000; 70 a. SO,
Sos See early. u in time 1 Tor 1us1lTss sarden sH
= ACRES, in Maryland, bordering D. c.
Chase and Silver Spring; land over the
border in 2; G. is scarce At this point.
Fos Per .erss asse of fS Beach Soss Saw tim
iceatsd s5 miles out Of Ws.hinston near
ths t raiTiax cooIrthouse ~ distriet; lsad and
sey: e ". .tssst so,. s Hn;s ei4snis ss7 South
uatsd % on aravel road. "a nilel from hard
D. C. owner, Fairfax Isl ia.
2!a, ACRES. $50 FEET. FRONTING ON U. s.
highway 224; approximately ~ miles from
District line; a. $500 cash. $500 month
r~,.,.s J. W. MeyIckER:
? 30 - CENTS PER go: Fl: large tract q q
as snd s n1, cs St I.oIea
frontage on n colesvilie pike, Small house and and
other l1 buildings; $500 per acre, Make offer;
Maryland Groom heuss and sfa Barns IS.
on a concrete road: $1,000 Assessed at
81 $50, Partly wooded. IS acres, RIGGS
Tweed Co. 55O4 Conn ave
571l ACRES overlooking Little Dfncult
Run: with lA miles Of road front in the
some @ q Northern virsipis.. most y.in:
ssSs ro'9 sides :nd + Tss e
THOMAS d co;
Evening star., 1944-02-13
AUTO TRUCKS For SALE.

TRUCK, Try 1S.d d5ntsrnatonal stake body Also
FokD 1885 lM-ton truck, stake body, good
g: N. e. l941 duel wheel chassis and cab.
with 12.ft. steel noored platform body
and hydraulic hoist. 8 practically new
l0.ply traction grip tires; also 1889 In
ternational D-35, 2-ton chassis and cab
with loft. hydraulic dump body, 160-in
wheel base, 6.S.25x20 tires; also Chew
rolet 1898 van.body truck in above aver
age condition; below ceiling prices: terms
Ghev. Chase Motor Co.. 7725 Wis. ave.
Mack ZIG TRACTOR CHASSIS, two: l
suitable for dumper as is, price below
ceiling Mack International Motor Truck
Corp. 212l West Va. ave. ne AT. 1905.
CHEVROLET 1889 truck, stake body, / i,
tons, new. tires, nne mechanical condition.
Cau Monday. 1925 9Th st. ne
CHEVROLET 1880 1h-ton open-express
truck; in storage 3 years. GE. Ol42 be-
tween 8 an. and 2 pm.
mechanical condition. See Harry Fowier,
Richie I'd. Ritchie, Ma, or call Bowie
CHEVROLET 1885 A.ton panel: good
Maple; Tskona Fark. Nd. 15s
CAEVEOLET 1897 With Ave 6-ply tires.
HM.nsa &c Sedy 1884 South 7th st., Arlington,
r6o.f f6n fi2ff6ERAL 11ycK, very old but
n excellent running condition. solid rubber
tires. Phone 0heDhsfd SOTO Monday.
Evening star., 1944-02-13
IVslNFss lRoplRYY WANTlp.

Z 7TooKS, aSsut 5000 sa.. T., rsar en.
trance, viii pay cash: Must be reasonable.
srESSa 7a5sd 0rsifA sifAcIs s01 pprox aSax sS ssoS.1so
strong, SUBSTANTIAL floor. capable Of sup
porting light. machine equipment; heat and
water: Give complete details in replying.
Evening star., 1944-02-13
GARAGES FOR SAlR.

REHR al a Of. NE.-one story brick
building, size approx. 30x3O, suitable for
storage or garase for cars. CO. 1893.
Sundays or evenings, EN-. O2S0.
Evening star., 1944-02-13
WAIfk 'FRONT.' PROPERTY.

ONE LOT IN virginia, one in Maryland
exchanse for waterfront property. Alex.
Andria $685.
WANTED Water front summer hom.
With some land. within 40 miles Of Wash
ington; viii pay cash for the right prop.
erty. Reply With full details and snap.
SSs shSts Y possible Box 356,x, Star. ,,o
:,dr1 4; trent on river; s6.soo. P. o. Box 275,
BARGAIN-On bus line near Annapolis;
conyenfences; 9 rooms complete; modern
bath; large w@ster-front vat lot on South River;
MODEM HOME, six rooms and bath, on
9 wster.front lots At sylvan Shores on
South River, WashfnEton's nearest salt
water beach: also elec. stove. ,refriTerator
hot. hhot,.water hester also two oil circulatins
running gster ter and sewer; unusual bar
month: =. carl Riddick. Riva. Nd. Phone
Err, Err Il ss 81 ssySslx YER x szAcH ppm;
Writs Boz u. Mayo. Nd. ''''''o
BAY FkONT-Two acres Of the choicest.
ansGn. improved With Lo,,t ty9 modern insome-pro.
entirety for $4,000. BOX S44-Y Star
Evening star., 1944-02-13
ORCHARD.

ORCHARD,
As acres, 6-room modern bungalow barn,
grading house, 5-room tenant house, 1000
apple trees, tractor, other necessary equip
ment; 81 miles to D. c.; price, S6,26O,
terms.
BUELL. M GARDNER, j. E. KELLY.
Phone $50. Rockville, Nd.
VIRGINIA FARMS,
size and from SIS, 900 to $500, 900 in price.
These farms are located In beautiful
Northern Virginia from the Itdewater 70
ing distance of Washinston. Cattle. dairy
and general purpose farms are . specially.
If you wsnt to live out Of town. be it in
. modest cottage or In . stately Colonial
mansion. see
MASON HIRST,
Annandale, Va, at the End of Columbia
Pike. Phone Alexandria tS12:
Address: Route 2, Alexandria, Va.
Evening star., 1944-02-13
WAREHOUSE FOR RENT.
oUT-oF-roWN REAL ESTATE.

OKLAHOMA--35 acres, All mineral rights
Included. EN-. 7476.
Ferry. overlooking Shenandoah River; 5
porches, bedrooms. 8 bathrooms: bot
water heat, new furnace and stoker; Are
family or small club all the year. One mile
from B; q o: station. Mrs. J. c. New
seFxMILY BufNGALow, st. Ausustine.
F1a.-Rent $50 month: price. S4,250; or
will trade for D. e. property. Thomas P.
Hrown ak 4th sW
Evening star., 1944-02-13
FUTURE.
ZED L. WILLIAMS. AUCTIONEER.
AUCTION
Williams Auction House

W AAAA0111 . QNIlOll I1OuSS
THIS TUESDAY. FEBRUARY Is. 2 PM
91S NEW YORK AVE
An unusually attractive. clean and most
desirable lot of finer grade furniture and
at public sale commencing promptly at
Pm. Those looking for something Of the
fsii to attend hi. ssle Pube pefes insneefion oon
All day Monday and up to sale time
Fine bedroom suite. unusual Victorian
inlaid cabinet. 3 it. wide, Z IT. high: fne
wrought iron, ornamental inside gates
nc ana oeeasionsi tables
several large paintings: better grade chairs
for, all parts bf the home; nice walnut
desks: bookcases: lamp stands: onyx top
tables: day beds and studios hard sofas;
large and small mirrors of all kinds high
est grade walnut, modernistic bedroom
chests: fne blue china dinner set: hundreds
Of other items and bric-a -brac of various
kinds
AUCTTONEER's PHONE. MA $500 =
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Phone $50. Rockville. Nd.
30 ACRES, IMPROVED By s-ROCM MOD
ern house. 2 baths hot-Air heat, large fre-
place in living room, fne stream, 8 large
chicken houses to accommodate 10000
chickens. some woods on hard road. near
Rockville Md, Is miles to D. c. Owner
In Army. Must be sold at once. Price.
$4,000. Terms.
BUELL. NJ GARDNER Z. KELLY,
Phone $50 Rockville, Md
Evening star., 1944-02-13
HARBOR LOCATION.

so acres, 20 miles D. c. line, in Charles
Co. S-room, bath home: electricity; COM
bination tobacco barn and stable. f,S-ft
chicken house. small cottase, garage and
other bldgs; interior of new 4-room addi-
LION 70 house has not been completed.
Reduced to IS 900 for immediate sale,
THEODORE F. MENK,
EA. 40. Q27 18th at NV
Evening star., 1944-02-13
OFFICES FOR RENT.
OFFICES WANTED.

CONTRACTOR REQUIRES three connecting
ofhces, approximately 1900 square feet
space in modern building. Box 395-Y.
2 OR 3 OFFICES, furn. or unfurn, down.
town business sect: perm. or for duration.
Refs. furn. Permanent Wash. res 1mmed.
OCCUPANCY Elk. 1908
Evening star., 1944-02-13
Your Vacation Home Now and
Snug HarbOr to Retire to.

We offer until sold an additional number
OF fertile homesites of from to acres
erman's heaven. at present prices of 1905
to $685. Der tract: some homesites have
water frontage and all front paved road
and have electricity.
Terms, S45 down and SIS per month.
No heating or tax problems, and a won-
derful all-year climate.
For beautiful illustrated free booklet,
phone or write A. F. Madeira with ].
WESLEY BUCHANAN. 1892 X st. NV.
ME- 1142 Sun GIL 7610
Evening star., 1944-02-13

ON. MAIN VIRGINIA HIGHWAY
20 miles from WASHINGTON. Easy drivins
distance. 55 acres. excellent farm land.
mostly cleared. Long road frontage. BUS
llne BY property. New brick house not
quite completed, very large rooms,
places Also old log house Of rooms
barn and small oItbuildnss; SlO,5OO.
n; c. HINES 4, SONS, REAL ITORs,
1920 Lee Hishway CH. 2]40
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144 ACRES.

has sently rolling land and Is Tatered by
Z good creek. The house has rooms,
path: cleo. insulation. and has been re-
houses, sheds and good frame barn
about 3Ox50 with metal roof Taxes are
roT l and the farm 10 clear of debt. %
$4,000 down. See MASON HiRST An
andale, Va, at the end Of Columbia nike
fhone Alexandria 68l2. Closed Sundays
Evening star., 1944-02-13
GARAGES WANTED.
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

WANTED-Garag near 10th and Columbi
I'd. NV. CH. 5000. Ext. 2194
Evening star., 1944-02-13
MODERN DAIRY FARM,
JOHN A. BRIcKLEY.
Forest Glen, Md. 81. 1851.

EASTERN SHORE, MD.
zoo acres on Chesapeake Bay, modern
home, farm buildings and large and at
tractive summer cottage: attractive loca-
ton and neighborhood. Many other choice
properties GEORGE r. DEBNAM, III,
uon
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FARMS M SAIL.

g. asSl asss "a .aNs q .: ls7x l4s. x.:s,sssss
s :. nss q s ':es sehoc Ss ;r.n sss.1: .ad
bus trsntportation; 126 acres Of excel
lent land suitable for cult!yation- and 129
Fsirfax County dsiryiux area. and hunt
country, surrounded by Show places; 914.-
$50; already Anlpsed.
Evening star., 1944-02-13
MOTORCYCLES For sALE

ZUNDAPP. excellent condition: new tires:
best offer. Call Union 1892
INDIAN FOUR 1941. like new: only 5000
miles; Harley controls: a really beautiful
lob: in perfect condition: $500. Garrett.
Falls Church 1881.
MOTORCYCLES t2). Indian 1887 and Har-
Ley DAVIDSON 1884; excellent condition.
Evening star., 1944-02-13
ST. MARYS co

ST. MARYS co.
150-acre tobacco and general crop farm
on GOOD road near Mech anicsville; sandy
loan soil in excellent state of cultivation;
10 rooms in fair condition; Q tobacco
barns, 4-room tenant house and other
bldss Tenant operated-has own equip
ment. Price, $4,000.
THEODORE F. MENK,
EA. yT4O 0Ir 1kth at ~ w
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S92 PER ACRE

9SZ FEN ACRE.
143 A., Route 40. Frederick lMd.) sec.
tion: 100 4. tillable soil. Groom moderr
dwellins, barn and outbuildinKs. BOX 46-B
Evening star., 1944-02-13

l56 A. ON ROUTE 40.
Sl3, ,o00-vacant-Ne Ridseville, Nd
wheat, l5 woods. balance under cultivation
and meadows Lovely. country home with
porcnes and shade, with large bank barn,
JOAN BuRDOFT, colesville, Md. Caii
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FORT LAUDERDALE, FLA.

FORT LAUDERDALE, FLA.
Yachtsman's paradise-Besutiful nine
bedrooms. four baths, three-car garage with
servants quarters above Grounds we'll
handicapped with tropical shrubs and vines,
dock, tackle shop and tennis court. Due
to military service. Maj. John Wesley Pape
Of Cincinnati Ohio, well-known boat en-
thusiast, now offers this estate for sale
exclusively through our once. For COM
plete details write or phone RAY NJ.
Fort Lauderdale. Fla.
HAVE YOU SEEN ORLANDO?
It's the place for young and old. Fruits
and flowers, winter gardens. Lovely
HOMES, citrus GROVES and avacados.
No storms or winter cold.
CALL MRS. HAYCRAFT, WI. 651n
Evening star., 1944-02-13

BUY or SELL your car DIRECT through
CONTACT service. Ma. 9675. NO dealers
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1910 4-door sedan: R-cylinder.
10. radio. heater. white-wall tires. Phone

1897 120 7-passenger sedan:
c, excellent tires. Gene Castle
, and Pa. ave. sc. AT. 34O0.
convertible coupes. one 1897
}3S, both have radio and heater.
70 be in excellent mechanical
Loving Motors. 1919 NJ ST. NV.
1898 6-cyl. 4Adoor sedan: orig
=. $4,000 miles, excellent condi-
, hout Toyipo NEotnrx 1nIn
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AERoPlANES.

has radio receiver and transmitter and
complete blind flying and night equipment;
S3.500. Garrett. Falls Church 1881.
Evening star., 1944-02-13

20 ACRES. 10 acres clear land h,-n1ile
frontage on State road: has Groom house,
sm, tenant pn house 2,ear garage @ large
$500. terms. ] 1 miles to D. c.
7-room house, bath and cleo. acres Of
garage. Price, $4,000 10 miles to D. C.
10 acres, Broom house. new barn. stable.
large chicken house. Price, $3.50 "a
Marlboro. Md Marlboro SO: after pm,
Hillside 027a
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-05-04

pointed out that when we be-
gan daylight operations over
Europe, shallow generations
were all that were possible. To-
day our planes can 60 any place
they choose. We have reduced
the LuftWaffe and we also have
increased the flying range OF
our fighters
He says that the first essen
tial step in aerial warfare is to
knock out the enemy's air force.
There are two ways of doing
this. One is to destroy his
planes in the air or on the
ground. The other is 10 wreck
essential industries in enemy
territory.
An interesting new factor to
which he called attention is the
important part the weather man
plays in aerial warfare. When
a proposed raid is being discus
sed, an officer who is weather
expert sits at the long, map-cov-
cred table. His interpretations
Of weather reports determine
when bombing missions are to
be launched.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-05-04
Railway Accountant
on Job S Years
Not Even Thinking
of Retirement

CHICAGO - U.D - Eighty
.five-year-old Benjamin Dous-
man, alert and spry, is finishing
his 65th year as an employee OF
the Chicago, Milwaukee, st.
Paul and Pacific railroad COM
pany.
Erect and neatly dressed,
Dousman celebrated his 85th
birthday by arriving at his desk
in the accounting department at
$50 am. and putting in an
eight-hour days work.
/ am not even thinking of re-
firing" he said. Five years ago
the road gave me a party on
reaching 80, and | think that's
enough for a while. Now they
can wait till I'm 100 as they did
for Johnny Soda Ash Koran
several years ago"
Since he first went 10 work
for the company in 1897, Dous-
man never has pulled a switch,
opened a throttle or climbed into
the cab Of a locomotive: The
Sprightly oetogenarian entered
the accounting department in an
era when bookkeeping was sim
pie and has watched it grow
complicated with involved fed
cral and state laws, Interstate
Commerce Commission regula-
tons and long reports.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-05-04
E. D. Teachers
Hold Meeting
Federation Claims
Heavy Membership

EAST DETROIT - Monday,
May at AIS, the East Detroit
Federation of Teachers held
their third meeting of the sec
ond semester.
First in order Of bushes was
a report of the membership
which totaled 90 per cent for
the three buildings. The re-
manning 10 per cent is COM
prised of those teachers who are
not signing contracts for the
1944-45 school year.
Sick leave benefits were dis
cussed as to the plan recon-
mended by the Michigan, Educa-
tional association. The plan was
submitted to the Board Of Ed
ucation and is under discussion
to be decided upon at their next
meeting.
Third in order of business was
a selection of the nominating
committee for l944-45 candl-
dates. Miss Dorothy Neon
naughy representing Erin, Miss
Merna Reed from Grant and
Mrs. Eta Garcia representing
the High School, comprise the
committee and will present bal
lots TO the group al their next
meeting, May 10.
Mrs. Eileen Haynes, Miss
Kathryn Rothenberger and Miss
Laura Hornbeck are in charge
of arrangements for an Associa-
ton dinner TO be given May 16
at Center Line USO. Board
members and guests of the mem
bers are to be invited.
Don Feather, president of
the Federation called for ad-
journment of the business meet
ing at Sis. Tea was served by
the Home Economics classes I'M
der the supervision of Miss
Laura Hornbeck.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-05-04
II. Detroit Asks
for Blood Donors

EAST DETROIT - Registra-
tons are now being taken at
Weg's Pharmacy, next TO the
East Detroit Post Office, for a
special American Red Cross
blood bank to be held Thursday,
May 25. 1890 to 4:30 p. m, and
Friday May rs, 3 TO 1870 p. m.
Registration cards have been
circulated, and those unable TO
obtain them may call at the
pharmacy or telephone Roseville
1898, 9143, 9l44 or 9283.
The blood bank will be held
at the American Legion hall,
-l4ll Gratiot, and good re-
Spouse is expected because of
the urgent appeal of the Surg
cons General of the Army and
Navy. 4\.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-05-04
Tired Kidneys
Often Bring
SIeepless Nights

Of tiny tubes or filters which help to purify the
blood and keep you healthy. When they get
tired and don't work right in the daytime.
many people have to get up nights. Frequent
or scsnty passages with smarting and burning
sometimes shows there Is something wrong
With your kidneys or bladder. Don't neglect
this condition and lose valuable. restful sleep.
When disorder of kidney function permits
poisonous matter TO remain in your blood. it
may also cause nagging backache, rheumatic
pains, leg pains, loss Of pep and energy.
dwelling. pufiness under the eyes, headaches
and dizziness.
Don't wait! Ask your druggist for Doan's
Pills. used successfully by millions for over 40
years. They give happy relief and will help
the Is miles Of kidney tubes flush out poison
eus waste from your blood. Get Doan's Pills.