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Roosevelt
Continued From First Page.)

L
reports that Mayor La Guardia of
New York is going to Italy to rep
resent this Government in the relief
work to be undertaken there.
Lease-Lend Emphasized.
In laying down the eight major
policies for the FEA. the President
said that one thing to be done was
to make IAN appropriate cut in the
farm procurement program for
strategic and critical war materials
in line with the curtailment to be
made in war production after victory
over Germany.
Mr.. Roosevelt also took the occa-
sion to re-emphasiZe the necessity
Tor continuing the lease-lend pro-
gram until the Allies have won total
victory over Japan as we'll as Ger
many
In a recent message to Congress
forwarding the quarterly lease lend
report, the President stressed the
necessity of carrying on with the
program, which will expire next June
80 unless Congress extends it.
There has been some congress
Slonal criticism of continuation of
this program on this point, the
President said today: "Lease-lend
supplies should continue to be furn-
ished In whatever amounts are
necessary for the most effective
prosecution Of the war. We have
Waged a war on combined basis
with our Allies with success which
is being amply demonstrated every
day on the battleflelds of Europe
and the Far East
Continued Aid Urged.
Until the complete defeat of
both Japan and Germany, the flow
of lease-lend aid should be con-
tlnued in the amounts necessary to
enable the combined strength of all
the United Nations to defeat our
common enemies as quickly as pos
slble with the least loss of life.
"Lhe amount and nature of the
aid necessary after the defeat of
Germany is closely tied up with the
strategic plans for the Pacific war,
and the programs for reconstruct
ton and for reconversion in in
dustry to civilian needs which we
and our Allies work out on basis
of mutual understanding. The
Foreign Economic Administration
should aid in carrying out this
policy to the fullest extent"
The President made other points.
as follows:
With a view to ENCOURAGING pri-
vate trade without interfering with
the prosecution of the war against
Japan, he said, the FEA should
relax controls over exports" to the
fullest degrees possible.
Amplifies Point.
The President amplified here that
international trade on as full and
tree basis as possible is necessary
not only as sound economic
foundation or for the future peace
but it is also necessary in order that
we may have fuller production and
employment at home
The FEA should continue to take
all necessary steps to prevent Japan
from getting strategic and critical
materials for her war program, the
President added. He said he under
stood that the American buying pro-
gram, designed to keep vital ma
terials out of the hands of the Axis,
already has passed its peak.
The President also told Mr.. Crow
ley that every reasonable measure
should be taken to see that no un-
necessary surpluses develop out of
procurement by the Foreign Eco
nomic Administration for lease-lend,
| UNRRA or other p,1rnoSesn
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capture the American spirit BY
painting only the greats" and ex-
cluding the "little men on the
street." she countered: But these
men are the little men on the street
who became big men because they
worked. That is America.
Mrs. Kaufman and her husband.
Edward Kaufman, q New York at
torney, came to America in 1899.
The portraits, accompanied by BIZ
ographical sketches written by Dor
othy Canfleld Fisher, will be print.
ed in book form next year.
The exhibit opens Thursday at
2:30 pm. at the national collec-
ton Of fine arts in the foyer of tho
Natural History Building, Tenth
street and Constitution avenue.
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Argent
Continued From Fir .1ag

the challenge of Axis aggression" he
said.
Called Extraordinary Paradox"
Unless We now demonstrate a ca
pacity to develop a tradition of re-
spect for such obligations among
civilized nations, there can be lit
tie hope for system of interna-
tional security. theoretically created
to maintain principles for which our
peoples are today sacrificing to the
limit of their resources, both human
and material
After asserting that Il have been
following closely and with increasing
concern the development of the Ar
gentine situation in recent months"
the President said:
This situation presents the ex-
traordinary paradox of the growth
OF Nazi-Fascist influence and the in
creasing application of Nazi-Fascist
methods in a country of this hemi-
sphere, at the very time that those
forces OF oppression and aggression
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Women's COP Club
To HoId-Meetinq Sundo,

DR.. Herbert Marshall and Mrs.
Virginia White Speel, national COM
mitteewoman. will be the principal
speakers at the opening of the Vir-
ginia White Speel Women's Re-
publican Club headquarters at pm
Sunday in the Blackwell Building
1912 U street NV.
Mrs. Mary Church Terrell, men,
Der of the club, also will speak.
The headquarters will be open to
nromote absentee voting, and regular
programs are scheduled for pm
every Sunday during October.
Club officers include: Mrs. Ida S
Taylor, president; Miss Suzanne
Blackwell secretary, and Mrs. LII
liam Grobes. chairman OF publicity
Evening star., 1944-09-29
Six District Residents
Receive Decorations
Al British Embassy

Six Washingtonians attached to
British missions here were deco
rated for outstanding service by the
Earl of Halifax, British Ambassador,
at the British Embassy yesterday.
Two British civilians working here,
also received awards.
All were made honorary officers
or members of the Most Excellent
Order of the British Empire.
Dwight Course Baum, 5000 Thirty
ninth street NV, in charge of the
British Air Commissions armament
supply branch here, was made an
honorary member of the order and
cited for working out satisfactory
supply arrangements for bombs,
machine guns, aircraft cannon and
other armament equipment.
Charles Willard Miller. 1910
Twenty ninth street NV, director
Of airframe planning and supply for
the British Air Commission, was
cited for his work in maintaining
the steady flow of airplane output
before lease-lend, and fer produc-
ton and supply arrangements in
conjunction with United States
agencies controlling airplane pro-
duction, flight delivery and modi-
fication to special British require
ments He was made an honorary
officer of the order.
Medical Director Cited.
DR.. John Robert Mote, 1914 Lyn-
brook drive, Bethesda, Md, director
of medical supplies for the British
Ministry of Supply mission, was
made an honorary officer of the or
der and cited for his service in his
organization of the procurement of
medical supplies in the United
States.
William Davidson Martin, 1915 @
street NV, controller of the British
Army staff's lease-lend documents
office, was made an honorary men,
ber OF the order and cited for his
work controlling the receipt and
dispatch of all documents and cou-
rier traffic.
Howard Swiggett, 1868 Columbia
road NV, deputy director general
OF the British Ministry and Supply
Mission, was made an honorary
commander of the order and cited
for his part in the growth and for
nation of the British supply organ
ization in the United States.
Miss Marguerite Regina Sullivan,
1914 N street NV, secretary of the
deputy quartermaster general of the
British Army Staff, was made an
honorary member of the order and
cited for her initiative and construc-
tive manner and for her assistance
in building up the staffs at outsta-
tions during the early days of the
war.
Two BritOns Decorated.
The two British subjects decorated
were:
Miss Dorothy Hardy Chisnall, 6025
Western avenue, Chevy Chase, Md,
secretary to the Undersecretary of
the Admiralty, British Admiralty
delegation, was made an honorary
member of the order. She was cited
for her work as head of the con-
fldential Office of the Admiral of
the Fleet, Sir Dudley Pound, first
sea lord, during the first three years
of the war
Miss Phyllis Helena Hartnett,
3l30 Wisconsin avenue NV, admin
istrative officer in the United King
dom Treasury Delegations Direc-
torate of Common Services, was
made an honorary member of the
order and cited for her work with
personnel and general administra-
tive questions which are referred
to the treasury delegation by other
missions here.
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Argentina to Refuse Aid
|Or Haven to War Criminals

BUENOS AIRES. Sept. 20 (P.-The
Argentine government has informed
Great Britain that this country will
bar entrance of war criminals and
will prohibit them from depositing
funds or acquiring property here
the Foreign ONCE announced last
night.
(Secretary of State Hull de-
clared in Washington yesterday
that neutral nations had been
warned they would lose Amer
lean friendship for years to
come" If they gave sanctuary to
Hitler or other Axis leaders after
the wary
The Foreign ONCE said the Ar
gentine government had instructed
its ambassador in London on Sep
tember % to deliver verbal mes
sage to the British Foreign Once
on the matter and this had been
done September rs.
Evening star., 1944-09-29


people she believes symbolic Amer
lea. These portraits will comprise
her exhibit.
After studying their faces and
their lives, and after capturing them
In their natural pose while they are
working" she has this to say about
them:
Roosevelt is a man who feels he
has a mission and responds to it."
She painted the President with his
mouth slightly open because, she
says, that is his natural FACET
belongs to his expression"
Wallace Assignment Tough"
wallace is a complex person,
with the qualities of the artist,
farmer. mystic, thinker and states
Evening star., 1944-09-29

opinion Of
A m erica by
s t u d ying the
faces Of almost
q hundred lead
ers in various
fields in this
country.
For the last
hve ye ars she
has spe mt her
tim e touring
the country, 60
ing into Army
camps, business
o I I lc e s a n d
Broadway thea
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d W u / u t u Uuc
Legion of Merit
for services from
o c t o ber, 1912,
through Novem-
ber, 1943.
Geo riding to
the citation, Ad-
miral Sherman,
then hief of
staff under Ad-
miral j. H. Pow
ers, commanding
officer of the air
forces in the Pa
cifc, was large
ly r esp o nsible
Evening star., 1944-09-29
Decorated

Admiral Forrest P. Sherman, dep
uty chief Of staff to Admiral Chester
w. Nimitz, whose wife lives at 46l1
Kenmore drive NV, has been
Evening star., 1944-09-29

Emit Kaufman, Czechoslovakian-
born artist whose paintings 60 on
exhibit at the Smithsonian Institu-
tion next week, has formed her
Evening star., 1944-09-29
Particular Thief

PRATT, Kans. (R).-Neighbors
told Fred Meek they saw a man
measuring his ladder, which was on
the back porch, few hours before
Mr.. Meek reported it missing.
Evening star., 1944-09-29

are drawing ever closer to the hour
Of final defeat and judgment in
Europe and elsewhere in the world.
Cites Sacrifices by People.
'"The paradox is accentuated by
the fact, of which we are all quite
aware, that the vast majority of the
people of Argentina have remained
steadfast in their faith in their own,
free, democratic traditions and in
their support of the nations and
policies who have been making such
great sacrifices in the fight against
the Nazis and FaScistS.
This was made clear beyond all
doubt by the great spontaneous dem
onstration of public feeling in Ar
gentina after word was received of
the liberation of Paris
Evening star., 1944-09-29

British lifeboats have saved an
average of "a lives a week during
the war.
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HOUSES
rooms bath; 3 bedrooms; utility.
steam heats single garage; lot look so,
si,s5o, 81 500 down.
5 rooms: bath: hot air heat; full
basement; IS f.. frontage: $4,000.
rooms; bath; shower: hot water
heat; fun basement plastercd: lo;
iON 80; 2-ear garage. 81 800; S. 300 dn
Coy 4-room home; toilet: Norge oil
heater; large utility; ,2x8 chicken
coop new: lot 78x2o3 $3.50.
FARMS
40 acres; good garden land: near
New Haven; modern Groom house: fun
basement; hot water heat: chicken
coop; fair outbuIldings.
10 Acres-A-l land: barns: chicken
coop: garage: 8 rooms: bath; 5 bed
rooms; fun basement; hot air heat; on
paved road. J mile from Mt. Clemens:
SIP 900, s. 900 down
ga acres. 3 acres bearing orchard;
5ia miles north of NJ. Clemens.
i96 acges-A-l land anc bldgs., on 2
highways S25 600: SIS 900 down.
! scres-Good garden soil: modern 4
rooms. bath; garage: IS 900.
VACANT
Excellent location for home site: good
transportation: Gratiot-l4 Mile road:
also Gratiot-l4 Mile road business
frontage SIS LOT and up
Buy your Victory Gardens now. Lots
looS360, block off South Gratiot. $685.:
$50 down; SO per month.
WE CLOSE Wedne sdays al noon dur
ing june, july and August: also open
every SUNDAY ! 20 5 p m.
WE SELL STATE LANDS
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Legal Notices
STATE OF MICHIGAN
IN IHE CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE
cot MY ~ NNCOMB
IN CHNNCERN

FrEDIN AND ross and GERTRUDE
( Oss. HIS WIFE. plaintiffs.
vs.
ANTOINE MORACE ANTOINE Mo-
RASs a"3 CEClLIAN. hls wife. CT
PHAS FARRAR PAYNE X. LEECH.
PAYNE X. LEIGH Jr. and MaLrN-
DA Ws wife. JAMES CAUGHT AN.
JAMES CAtGHLlN JOHN CURLEY,
JOHN CCRLEN, Jr. and CATHA-
RlNE. his wife. DAVENPORT s.
HlNDS and SALLY. ais wife. VII
LIAM BUTTON and LOUISA. his
wife. JOHN HEDGES and EvAiua f..
h's wife. WILLIAM F HALL and
RUTH his VIE. AARON HULIN,
AARON HULON and ELIZABETH.
bis wife. ABRAM LEONARDSON.
CHARLES YATES and JANE. his
wife. JULIA L 20 y SON.
CHARLES WETiNG and IDA WET
ING. his wife. HENRY J. TUCKER.
ROBERT c. LESTER. JOSHUA n.
DICKINSON. JOHN G. LEONARD.
and ELIZA A.. his wife, GILBERT
HATHAWAY. JOHN ALLOR. JOHN
W. ALLOR and ALMIRA. MS wife.
ELI h BATES and ANNA BATES,
his wife. NEWELL L. COREY. ard
LENA COREY. his wife. JOHN
BENTLEY. JOHN BANTLEY and
CATHERINE, his wife. ROBERT Me-
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A. session % SAID court held in the
Macomb County Building In the City OF
Mount Clemens on tAe l2th day Of
May, 1914.
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Tractors For Sale

Little Mack, bet~ee7-i2 Nile and Mar.
IN Road. AIS
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Moving 9 Storage

OUR MOVING equipment IS ne best.
Sfsct'l care taken OF your furniture
and up oistered goods n storage. such
as moh PROBING and wrapping rigs
1ai cushions Cry Transfer Co.. 63
Roadway. NJ. Clemens Prone $751;.
Service 20 and from Detroit daily.
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Service to Formers

HARNESS, SADDLES. travelling
bags repaired. New leather work made
20 order. IS Washington. NJ. Clemens.
Phone 5097 G
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FORDSON tractor, double p'ows.
cIltlVators. spike; tools and also rao-
bits. Il y Rose NJ Clemens ALB
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Wonted-Reol Estote

HOMES WANTED
In East Detroit, RoseViile, 81. Clair
Shores, several buyers waiting J. c.
Hughes 25O0l Grauot. East Detroit, 10
Mile road at Grauot Phone Roseville
926I. c
SMALL FARM-House with or 6
acres OF land; seven miles northeast Of
Nj Clemens. Stewart road. about !
mile from lake. Louis Wolf 2!9 Cas-
avenue, NJ. Clemens. Al
SUBDIVISION on Gratiot-267 large
LOTS 755 r.. on Gratiot. cost over $780,
coo. price $4,000 If sold a. once Own
err 1920 Gratiot al l4ia Mile. Box 262.
Route Z. Nj. Clemens c
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Troilers G. Spoee For Rent G-5

-FOUR WHE Ell boat 'r1i.c- co. rent;
W. handle up go - fee Phone NJ.
Clemens 5t2'. Bcrg.5ge N8sa Sales
t4} y GrtNof. 40.
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STATE OF MICHIGAN
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE
NTN OF MACOMB
IN CHANCERY


COUNTY OF MACoMB
IN CHANCERY
AzEL AMEs. Plaintiff;
AUBURN W DEWEY. BETSY
DEWEY. LAURA ANN DEWEY.
AMOS BROWN and SAMUEL AK.
FORD, o. their unknown heirs.
aev.sees. legatees ard assigns.
Defendants.
No. i4.lii
a, session OF said court held in the
County Building IN the City of MI.
Clemens. on the 10Th day OF April, A. d.
81.
Present: Hon. Alton H Noe. Circuit
Judge.
In this cause It satisfactorily sp-
pedrlns 20 the court now here that the
Defendants. Auburn w. Dewey. Betsy
Dewey. Laura Ann Dewey. Amos
Brown and Samuel AFFORD. or their un-
known heirs. devlsees, legatees and as.
Signs, are necessary and proper par
ueS 20 the above entitled cause. ana
NAT the said Plaintiff. Azel Ames, by
his attorney. Reinhsrdt A. Nank, has
MADE ana filed his affidavit showing
taat the present addresses or wherea-
bouts of said Defendants or their un.
NAo"n heirs. devisees, lega,ees and as
sens are unknown and that 1t cannot
ne ascertalned IN what state or country
ne SAID Defendants. or any of them.
reside.
On motion o, Reinhard. A. Nsnk. ~.
.orneN tor ne Plaintiff. 1T IS Or
DENtD that said Defendants cause
WITHIN three months from the date Of
mas order. or II defaa:t-thereof that
sad BIZ De taken as confessed bv
''ti defendants, or their unknown
ueirs, dcv sees legatecs and assigns.
1T Is FURTHER ORDERED that
a
c3fy - tbs order 20 be published in
ne NcnItor-Lesder. newsoaper
printed. published and circulated In
s'lf col1'V. such publication 70 be
continued 'HereiH once in each week
FOR saN weeAs - succession.
ALTON H. NOE.
Circuit Judge.
FLORA + PbSNER,
Deputy Clerk
RElNHARDT A NANK,
Attorney for Plalnt!H
Business Address:
s25 NJ. Clemens Savings Bank Bldx.
NJ. Clemens. Michigan.
TAKE NOTICE THAT THIS SUIT
involves and is brought 20 quiet title
- The following described pieces or
parcels Of land situate and being on
ne Township OF Bruce, County OF Ma
comb State of Michigan, described an
follows. to-Wit:
The East "a Of the Southeast =. and
TIE East a OF The Northeast "a.
excepting The. Northwest 4. OF the
Northeast 4. OF the Northeas, 4.
ot section B.. Town North. Range
- East. containing $50 acres Of
land more or less
REINHARDT A. NANK.
Attorney Tor Plaintiff
Business Address!
22S NJ Clemens Savings
Bank Building
NJ. Clemens. Michigan
May So % 20: June 2s-M.-L.
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SPECIAL


WALLPAPER Bargains
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~ LOVING memory OF our dear
daughter. Lucille S'roh, who passed
away three years ago June II. 1871
Though your smiles have gone forever
and your hands We cannot touch. We
shall never lose sweet memories of inc
one We loved 50 much. We miss your
smiles. your words OF cheer, bat your
deeds OF kindness are memories. dear.
Always so cheerful loving and good do
ing for others: all that you could work
ing and building your home with cheer.
Now lust a memory but on how dear,
youll never be forgotten by your Dad
mother, sister and brothers.
MR. and MRS. HENRY REDLAWSKF
4
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Rooms, Without Board D.,
Housekeeping Rooms

ROOM-lst floor with use OF kitchen
FOR working girls. Write Monitor
Leader. Box los AIA
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F-t2 FARNALL tractor -p,ow ard
drag. used one Sc aSan. 1865 Davis Rd
DAVIS. AZ
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LET Me SHOW YOU a modern s
room house with a 90 II. lot on South
Wilson Blvd.
FOUR ROOM house. lot 7sN209.
chicken coop, electricity: gas and good
Wen on Glenwood road.
Two houses on one lot with $50 90 IN
come which IS good investment;
/ South Avenue
Also a real buy IN a Groom house on
a good street.
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Wanted to Buy
H-23

WANT TO Nay or rent 4 wheel catt-.
Phone Nj Clemens 4O5f At3
WANT TO buy newspapers. clsaa..
uEut 60 hnt.es, no magazines. Z 90
Dor 200 JOS delivered NJ Clemens
Greenhouse Co gOO- Csss Avenue. II
ANrED-GIris bike ard bows
bike - o. % inch Phone NJ. Glenn
ems 1922 40
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ACREAGE FOR ssle: SO down. SO
monthly. Several large lots and half
acres near NJ Clemens - Me and
2 Mic roads some wish old buildings
sJ.'an'e fer remodelAg, Phone Nj.
Clemens SOFA.
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mhd-emms lHmsE~M nE Hhdde
Ga Household Goods
"a Troilen For Sale

BEAVER CABIN trailer house for
Ss.ci .u good condition 3O4 Jones 81.
Phone 500 NJ. Clemens. AIS
TRAILER 1871: 10 e.. never used.
l62 Clinton street, NJ Clemens. AiS'
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Buy and Sell Through Montor-Leader Classified Ad:

GREGOR, WILLIAM VI McGREGoR,
DANIEL McGREGOR. or their un-
known heirs. deyiSees. legatees. and
assigns. Defendants.
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H-l4 Horses and CottIe
Wanted--to ouy used furniture.
{. Vince
q North Avenue. NJ. Clemens
Phone 4225

MATCHING LIVING room s'ld,o
'colca and chair, po,a nave springs. rs
GrecaWay. P.9ae 1865. AZ
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HIS

TRAILER tEAN-TO exi2. cheap.
2-cyl1nder boat motor with clutch. Cal
MI. Clemens 960S. 40
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A
In Memoriom

IN LOVING memory of Ray Su;her-
land, who passed away June II, 1913.
rs lonesome here without sou. dear,
We miss YOU more each day, SnmcA0"
lie does not seem me same since you
were called away. Not lost 20 'uc ones
that love you, 1uSt gone on before 10
that beautiful isle Of somewhere, WheIe
parting will be no more
God took YOU home, Il Was HIS viii,
bat In our hearts We love YOU sun.
HIS WIFE
and ChldIcn. l.
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10
Forms For Sole

ARMADA-3S acres splendid soil for
gardening and general farming fair
7-room and part basement all barn
buildings rebu.'-aud painted and on
high ground. Pr.ce $500.
ACRES. lO5 IN the famous garden
land district Of BeNLlc large barn:
good home; > acres. nice woods Sell
on account Of poor hee''a.
Theo Kloe0ler Realtor. Armada AIS
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FIVE ROOM modern bungalow: par
tally furnished. Protestant. reference
as. required also telephone number
Write Moni,or-Lea der lO3. 40
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'NA+L.A4 nv ., .aIIIlII
vs.
AUBURN W DEWEY, BETSY
DEWEY. LAURA ANN DEWEY.
AMOS BROWN and SAMUEL Ak
; ORD, o. thetr unknown heirs,
aeF1seeS' legatees ard assigns.
Defendants.
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Chiropraetcrs
fumisotIna

ALL BEDBCGS. reaches. moths des-
troyet n SIX hours: guaranteed Ma
como FImls ing Service 900 :. Riv.
or road corner iongtlew. Nj. Glenn
ems. Phone SAL. a.
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Help Wonted-MaIe BE-

GENERAL work; good opportunity
for rleh, man. Apply Chief Engineer,
-, j0SVpu Hospital, NJ, Clemens. Alb
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