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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-05-18
JAMES sHERIER, Attorney,
626 Woodward Building.

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
states for the District Of Columbia.
Holding Probate Court.-Estate Of Joseph
r OReean. Deceased.--No. 63,34f, Ad-
ninistration Docket 134.-Application
having nawIn been made herein for letters Of
this 18th day Of May, AID. 1854. that
Victoria Avenue, black Rock; County Cork,
address Is care Of Little sisters Of the
Poor, "A Union Street, Greenock. Scot
mex mex. Of kin Of said joseph 2. o'Resan.
In said Court on Monday. the .26th day
OF June. A D. 1914. At. 1000 o'clock AN. !,
to show cause why such application should
T net be Granted. Let notice hereof be pub;
and The Evening star once in each of
day herein mentioned, the first publication
to to i be NO. less than thirty days before
EDWARD c.. EIcHER. Chief Justice Of
SAG saSl Court; this 18th day Of May. AID.
s Sc Deputy REGISTER Fl wis for
Probate Court my1S,25,iel
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ETHELBERT B, FREY and
CHARLES E. MORGAESTON, Attorneys,
GIL Colorado Building.

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
Ho States pr for the District of CoYmbis
ministrstion.--This is to Give Notice:
That the subscriber. OF. the District of
Court, OF the District of Columbia, Letters
Of Administration on the estate of John
W. Williams, Jr., late of the District OF
Columbia, deceased All persons having
claims against the deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same with the
vouchers thereof, legally authenticated, to
the subscriber, on or before the 9th day
of May, AID. 1915: otherwise they may
by law be excluded from all benefit of
9th day Of NAV, 1874 JOHN ". sHEEp I,,s
105 4th St. NV. No. /. (SealD Attest
THOMAS G. sCALLEY, Deputy Register
of Wills for the District of Columbia
Clerk Of the Probate Court. my1s.25 jel
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JOHN ]. O'BRIEN, Attorney,
Evans Building.
Filed May 8, 1914,
Charles e. Stewart, Clerk.
SAMUEL GOADON, Attorney
sos II st. NE.
Filed May 2, 1914,
Charles Z. Stewart, Clerk.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT or THE
inmbia;-In Re; APPLICATION Of MICHAEL
Change Of Name:-Ciyil Action No. 24O36.
binsky. having fled . complaint for q
judgment CLEANSING their names to Michael
Shubin and Rebecca Shubin, and having
publication Of the notice required BY law in
sIsh o sa Ms; # II y ths GSus this End
BE-. on or before the 9th day Of May,
1914. why the prayers Of said complaint
copy OF this order be publishsd once
week for three consecutive weeks before
said day in The Evening Star and The
MORRIS. Justice. (sealJ true Copy.
Test: CHARLES Z. STEWART, Clerk. BY
EMMA e. SIMPSON, Deputy Clerk.
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MONEY WANTED
PROPOSALS,

baiIdlnss Administrstlon, Westminster ..
p C. May aI h. is nS44;sesled bids
q Nay 9asey s{ Pe4 feq a .hs
tile ceilings in, cafeteria and officers. din
ing ing Rodas the Federal Of
Drawings and specifications may be OBJ
more than one SET will be in the discretion
w. E. REYNOLDS. Commissioner of Pub
lie Buildings, Federal Works AGENCY.
" PRogEcT No pc 49=I71,N
coE6MBih wAsH IN feG 3 csep
arate sealed bids for CONSTRUCTION Of Gen,
Ta k1fhen RHasng a. the GAILINGER
Southeast lin Reservation No. 49,, Wash.
p rs Room s e't bSs B Ds a
PMs, tEwT,: MAY e., 1874, and and then
DnSf eD fo nd ead m ao o Bid Ihf
Of Contract, Plans. Specifications, and
Forms of Bid Bond also Performance Bond,
partment Room 4a7. District Building
and copies, thereof obtained upon DEPOSIT
Twenty Dollars $50, oo) for each set. Not
GOOD CONDITION, said deposits will be
refunded The Commissioners reserve the
right TO waive any informalities in or TO
reject any or all bids. Each bidder must
deposit with his bid security in an amount
not less than five per centum $50 of
the conditions provided in the Instruc-
tons TO Bidders. Time will not be
material factor in evaulating bids tSee
Par II U Instructions to Bidders) At
tention of bidders is particularly called to
the requirements as to conditions of en-
ployment TO be observed and minimum
wage rates to be paid under the contract.
No bidder NAV withdraw his bid within
thirty 600 days after the actual date OF
Instructions to Bidders) G. NJ THOR
NETT, Secretary, Board OF Commissioners,
d. c. my12,13,l5, I6,l7,1s.
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OFFICES FOR RENT.

1892 18th st. n.w.-lst d.
front and rear rooms. WO, 5197.
DESK SPACE and /. and 2 room of1ces
for rent: secretarial service is needed.
L. j. CoWie 300 Eye st. NV.
DUPONT CIRCLE-About 1000 So it. of
once space fronting Conn. ave. available
Immediately: elevator and janitor service.
Call OR. 650S or DI. 1910.
ROOMS, bath. ground floor: centrally
located; ideally suited for physician: S125
mo. Call RE 223o.
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LEEsBuRo. VIRGINIA.
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

csrendon SEQ ss 1ss5 1 oa
81 900 cash up Houses for colored all sec
and nearby Md. with land. right price,
age. shore cottage. N. e. Ryon Co.. GE.
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FURNITURE

ADAM A. wEscHLER & son, Auctioneer
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OFFICES WANTED.

9. 8 or 4 OFFICES. furn. or uniurn.. in
downtown business ONCE section; lease or
suitcase; immediate occupancy: highest
ref. Phone Elk. 1908.
CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT de-
sires ONCE. furn. or unfurn.. with secre-
tarial service. Box III, Star.
ney desires or 3 room suite, financial
district: permanent tenant DI. 314a.
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BY AUCTION
AT WESCHLER'S,
9l5 E ST. NV,
TnNHnD ID OIxy

Commencing 9 AM
Bedroom. dinette and living room groups
chests Of drawers. knee-hole desk, cheval
mirror, other desirable odd pieces, spiral
spring inner-spring mattresses, new Holly
wood beds, once desk and chairs, new
Pianos pm.
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J. GEORGE GATELY. Attorney,
Columbian Building.
Filed May 16, 1914. Charles E. Stewart
Clerk.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
,um Tni.ed STATS by for the 2istsst ot C,
fendant,-No. 23,9O6-The object of thi,
suit is to obtain for the plaintiff an sbso,
lutte divorce on. the grounds of desertion
day of May. 1914, ordered that the de-
PENDANT. William ]. Whitaker, cause his
appearance to be entered herein on oil
before the fortieth day. exclusive of Sun
days and legal holidays. occurring after
the day Of the first publication of thi:
order. otherwise the cause will be pro-
vided. copy of this order DO published
once q week for three successive weeks in
the Washington Law Reporter. and The
Evening Star, before said day. 49, JAS
W; MORRIS. Justice. (SealD Attest
CHARLES E. STEWART, Clerk. By
ELEANOR E; JOBE, Deputy Clerk.
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COTTONWOOD"
CHARMING PENNSYLVANIA DUTCH
STONE G0L0NIAL ON ACRES

IN NEARBY VIRGINIA.
Situated on gently slorang hilltop in
a grove Of towering oak trees and towering
white lockwood, this interesting home, built
2 years ago by the owner, is modelled after
the charming old Pennsylvania Dutch
Colonial home and built Of the same
authentic stone. Within IL miles Of down
town washington. in an estate. section OF
nearby. Fairfax County, 1t will suit the
buyer interested in fine workmanship and
convenient ARRANGEMENT Built of solid
stone, 1t is arranged as follows: On the
first floor, center-entrance hail with artis-
tic winding circular stairway, living room
14x25) with Colonial fireplace faced with
black marble and French doors opening
on large fagstone terrace, dining room
G2xi6 with large foor-lensth semi
circular picture bay window, SO arranged
to capture the natural WOODED vista:
powder room. large all-electric kitchen
way ,connectinE with a gear sarase, over
and bath. On the End floor, master bedroom
16x2QD with large dressing room and
bath, bedroom G3x14), bedroom G2x13)
and bath: full basement with large recre-
alton. storage attic; ventilating system,
random width flooring. slate roof, copper
plumbing throughout; winding hard
surfaced drive. Terms. Price, $40 900.
George Mason Green Co.,
2S40 Wilson Blvd, Arlington, Va,
Exclusive AGENT.
CHI. 3S3S Evenings, GIL. 1888.
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STORES FOR RENT.

300 Kennedy st. n.w.-Large store,
toilets, h.-wh., $500.
716 18th st. se.-Store and rooms
sS41 Nichols ave. se.-Larse store
20xf0. SIS
1905 North Capitol-Store. SIS.
No 81 H St. n.wI7Large store. $50 a.
122 ST. s.e.-Store, $1,000
r. A. HUMPHREYS,
SOS North Capitol Realtors Ma $3.50
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SPECIAL.
Ok CS1AL!
UPSHUR ST, AT 10th NV

OFSdUn 81. Al 10Th NV.
Large, modern. S-room and 3-bath
home. We have house for sale here
that you seldom have a chance to get in
this wonderful location This is very
wide house with large reception hall, very
large living room with fireplace. nice
dining room. sun parlor, very large and
beautiful modern kitchen with new Elec-
troluI refrigerator and beautiful gas range,
enc lots OF cabinet space; On the End
moor we have 4 double bedrooms, . beau
tiful tiled baths; large finished room on
Bird floor. with cedar-lined storage room.
Amons, the many nice, features of the
plant with 50-gallon Pittsburgh storage
heater, maids room with bath, large stor-
age closets, big front and rear porckes
J Ths house Is completely equipped with
venetian blinds, screens and new awnings
large YARD all fenced with nice 2-car brick
nsrsass on wioe alley. The house Is in
fdes :: be the wonderful home we have
" is located In one of the better sections
Of the city and convenient to schools OF
an xinds: shopping center, fast bus and
car transportation. Priced many thou
sands OF dollars below cost with substan-
ION ana appointment to inspect, call A. H
Parker. RA. 2570 or Ia. $685.
y. y. TIFFEY e. SON, 3l6 Kennedy St NV
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LOTS WANTED.

WILL BUY for all cash a group OF lots
in good. residential section OF D.. c. or
must be In or available. Please give par
ticulars in reply. Box 403-G, Star.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT.
otko9m soMG Nc &c completely f fsr-
CARROLL KNoLLS-Large roomy house, 4
bedrooms cleo. refrigerator and stove,
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ALFRED F. GOSHORN, Attorney,
sol Columbian Bldg.
Filed May is. 1914, Charles e. Stewart
Clerk.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United s.stes for the District Of CO.
tin, vs.. LOUIS L. JACKSON, Defendant
No. 2383S.-.The object OF this suit is to
obtain custody OF the minor child of the
and. an absolute divorce from the de-
PENDANT on the grounds of 1--WE years VOL
untary separation without cohabitation.
day, OF May. I944. ordered that the de-
fendant. LOUIS L. JACKSON, cause his
appearance to be entered herein on or
days and legal holidays, occurring after
the day Of the first publication of this
ceeded with as In case Of default Pro-
vided, copy Of this order be published
once a week for three successive weeks in
the Washington Law Reporter, and The
WASHINGTON Evening Star, before said day
80 JAS. W. NORRIS, Justice Seal
A A. CHARLES sTMp e STEWART; Glsrk
my1S,25,je1.
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COLORED-ONLY $3.50 DOWN
In 900 block 18th st. sc. Row brick
rooms, bath, cleo, gas, latrobe heat, from
and back yard. Price. $3.50 balance
$50 month. MR.. DRAISNER. MA. 9067
or DE. 6544.
COLORED. NEAR 2Ist AND N SITS. Nv
Q rooms and bath. h.-w.h.: a bargain al
So 500; rea sonable terms.
Mr.. 18th and Park I'd n.w.-Nnt
rooms baths, h.-wh., full basement
good condition; good investment for home
or business purposes; excellent terms. Tt
inspect call MR.. DEMOUY, DE. 1886 daily
ewes. TR oT4p
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George Mason Green Co.,
.2s40 Wilson Blvd. Arlington, Va,
DON'T OVERLOOK

The opportunity of an early selection OF
your domestic at Beverly Farms. down
payment Of as little as 1906 - followed by
payments of a few dollars month buys
you from one-hah acre to five acres of
beautiful, rolling, fertile land Write for
map with lot sizes and prices today.
CALL E. J. GRAY, WI 4454,
With
j. Wesley Buchanan, Realtor,
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GLOVER PARK

This .several-year-old brick home is in
bedrms.. 2 baths on end. floor; living rm
kitchen. back stairway. recreation rni with
bar leads onto stone terrace. There is a
2rd bath on this level. Brick garage
house in few seconds. Many SPECIAL fea :
TIRES; such as Venetian blinds, copper
pumping, gooc closet space. Can be
WI 1857 INEZ CIJsTARn TU sR42
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COLLEGE HGTS. ESTATE
LYNHAVEN RESALE

Situated on o knoll with q view for
miles, 2-story brick, 5 rms, tile bath
basement, automatic heat, fenced rear
yard. In new-house condition. Immedi-
ate possession Price only S6,35O: terms
Call Mr.. Ivey. TIE. $500; ewes, AID S6SS
j. WESLEY BUCHANAN 49, o'
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FURNITURE.
Modern Chickering baby grand, moderl
Stelnway and Sohmer Upright pianos.
BY order Ward B. Mccarthy, Committee
Arthur L. Willcher, Committee. and from
other sources
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NEARBY MD.

Attractive corner home with bedroom
ana bath on FIRST floor, plus living room
with fireplace, dining room. modern kitchen
z bedrooms, childs room and bath;
butlt-in garage: oil heat. S14o50. Cali
MI Brownins, Sligo 1921 with THOS. L.
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CLEVELAND PARK.


Lovely detached home = rooms SPA
cious bedrooms, large closets, center hall,
large living room. modern kitchen. oil h. =
H.; deep, shaded lot: near Albemarle and
Reno I'd. Vacant, early occupancy, EX-
elusive. Call EN-. 1890 until pm, F. A.
TWEED CO, 1904 Conn ave
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AUTO REPAIR AND SERVICE.
AUTO REPAINTING,
Body and fender repairs: quality work.
prices.
MCMAHON CHEVROLET,
1929 Georgia Ave. GE. 01o0.

GARAGE for two cars, rear BOO block
Wisconsin ave, So month each car. Phone
Dl. 3o40. Mr., Lynn. After 5. OR. 7l94.
DOWNTOWN GARAGE. size for two ears.
near Statler Hotel. Me. 5404 17s
GARAGE. private entrance. 1908 Morton
pl NV. bet. Wis. ave. and 36th st. TEL
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2 REAL BARGAINS.
c. PRINTZ, HERNDoN, VA. PHONE 80.
$500 DOWN AND $40 MO.

g acres, Groom house On boating,
hShng and swimming stream. Poultry
houses GARAGE and small barn. Variety
| of fruit, Shade. Mt. view. Electricity
installed. Good well, Hard road, An ideal
vacation spot and chicken farm combined.
Prize, 81 500. Many other bargains
r. c. PR1NrZ. Herndon, Va. Phone 60
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BROOKMONT

8 rooms, sun parlor and finished attic,
built-in garage, electric Kitchen. fireplace
large. wooded, well-landscaped lot. I'm
mediate possession. Terms. ROYAL H.
CARLOCK. owner, 6410 Ridge dr. Direc-
tons; Out Macarthur blvd. or Cabin John
Car, Stop On Omen d tn a n m
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SPRING VALLEY

Large stone house on beautifully wooded
lot, with stream. Living room dining
room, sunroom, library. with fireplace, Z
bath; gas heat. Terms If desired. For
Iurther information call Mrs. Hill, SAN
boz, INC. realtors, DU. 1894
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PRICE REDUCED

1880.
Comfortable white clapboard home in
Alta Vista bethesda, Md. block from
bus line: rooms and bath, new slate roof
new heating plant. detached garage, lot
6Ox145: vacant, possession with title:
reasonable terms. Phone Sidney Kari
FRANK 8 pHuIIps nI 1A11
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2S4O Wilson Blvd, Arlington, Va,
Exclusive Agent.
CHI. 3S3S. Evenings, GIL. 1888.
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ACREAGE FOR SALE.

NEARPv. VA.-1H acres, zoned aDts-
s sewer LAID Eater At entrance; loc zone.
timber, pulp wood and freWood' me ne
cool stream fed by springs, beautiful site
f Ea,, home nearby Nd; Convenient terms.
F. A Tweed Co. 1904 Conn. ave.
b-ACRE TRACTS. near Seneca Creek,
beautiful section Of MONTGOMERY Co.: $50
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ANOTHER MD. BARGAIN
SMALL FARMS.

Fairfax Circle tat Howard Johnsons);
continue on dual road to first intersec-
ton; turn right TO sign on left, FAIRFAX
ACRES. Or call Mr.. Mack any week day
at Falls Church 203l-J for free trip any
day or early evening tit is daylight now
till 3 p.mD. Open every day, 3 to s
pm. and all day Sunday. Bring $40
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-20
Queen Mary of the Air

The very name they have chosen
for their great postwar air liner is
symbolic.
The British Queen Mary was
the finest vessel in service before the
war.
The American maritime establish
ment had nothing to challenge it.
Will the British Queen Mary of
the air enjoy the same supremacy
over the American commercial avia-
ton establishment after the war?
twill if we do not plan as soon as
the British and as WE'LL as the
British.
British commercial aviation COM
petition after the war is going to be
REAL competition.
1t is going to have good planes.
1t is going to have competent op-
orators.
1t is going to have world wide
network of routes and bases.
Is it also going to have HEAD
START?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-20

GREAT BRITAIN is preparing to
" build and operate giant post
war air liner, called the Brabazon,
which has no counterpart in CONNER
cial aviation today and will have
none in any competing nation after
the war unless other nations-in.
GLIDING the United States-become
as alert as the British.
This great British air liner will
be jet-propelled.
1t will fly a triangular trans
atlantic route between London,
Montreal and New York.
1t will traverse this route in Is
hours.
1t will operate al the year round.
The British builders of this great
aircraft are proudly calling it the
Queen Mary of the air, which it
seems to be in all truth.
Apparently the British are plan
ming to get as far out ahead of the
Americans in postwar commercial
aviation as they were in prewar
maritime commerce.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-20

OCCASIONALLY, I rely mainly
Il on the Judgment of the mill
tary in such matters, but not on
politicians here or abroad. BY
and large, military men care
little about communism or con-
servativeS, but want TO win
their waf. They know more
about the facts than senators.
Their Army and Naval Journal
reflected the viewpoint of
large segment of the defense
services. although other army
experts are inclined TO give
Russia the benefit of doubt at
least until they see how big a
drive now develops in Poland.
In this kind of a yes-and-no
game Of news from Europe
where skilled propaganda forces
are al work in a life and death
struggle for power, II is neecS-
Sary that senator's and all citi-
ZenS try 10 ascertain and adver-
tiSe provable conditions such as
the Communist connections of
European cabinet members, or
lack of them, and to be equally
alert 10 the solid evidence of
British use Of pressure and
power. That is the only way TO
defeat propaganda.
To say the complete Commu-
mist conquest of the Balkans.
the four Communist party mem
hers in the Italian cabinet and
> To 4 in the Greek cabinet,
represent only "a cry of Com
muniSts by the conservatives"
is TO serve the cause of Russian
propaganda rather stupidity Ger
tain facts are ascertainable. The
old familiar line is worn out.
Distributed by King Features g. Inc.
Reproduction IN whole or In part
strictly prohibited
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-20

CECRETARY- OF STATE STET-
- TINIUS, making his first appear
ance before a committee of Congress
in behalf of the confirmation of six
members of his staff, utilized the
occasion TO discuss the major objec-
tives of the American state depart
ment.
High among these detectives, he
said, is establishment at the earliest
possible moment of United Nations
organization capable of building and
maintaining the peace-by force If
necessary"
This, he said, can be accom-
plished only in full cooperation with
the Congress and Nth the participa-
ton, understanding and support of
the American people.
Those are high-sounding words,
and of course the trouble with them
is that they are NOTHING BUT
words.
SENAToR GILLETTE of Iowa
- was far more frank about this
than Secretary Stettinius, in his re-
cent speech before the Senate on the
subject of foreign relations.
As matters noIU stand" he said,
"our hopes for peace and our opti-
nism for the development of reia-
tions among the Big Three toward
general collaboration tn the future
qipe signs of DISINTEGRATING
BEFORE OUR EYES for tDant of a
firm adherence to moral principles
in international relationships.
In contrast to the American zeal
for creating the conditions of perma-
nent peace, he continued, some of CUR
Allies are openly extending and
consolidating -their4otBn=a assumed
spheres of influence.
The proof of this, he concluded, is
in the prevailing news from Europe
not from the battlefronts where
the will and effort to win the war
continue to be strong, but from the
liberated areas which are falling into
anarchy and it is indeed "an i'll
omen of the type of collaboration
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-20
: : WHAT DO YOUKNOW? : :

dance originating IN colonial
America?
5--What game resembles the
pitching of horseshoes in
which the ring tossed is a
closed circle?
4 Monte Carlo is located (a)
Italy, CD France, (c)
Monaco
5-CnSCramhle the following
cities and their air line dis
tancc> from New York Ber-
In. 5.05l: Cape Town. $500;
Honolulu, 7.S45; London,
AO26.
6 -Mhlch- of the disciples of
Jesus is delivered from
prison by an angel?
What is photometry?
s 500 borrowed az 4 per cent
simple intereSt for six
months would cost 81, 81 or
So?
ANSWERS on opposite page)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-20
Youth Welfare Takes
Long Forward Stride
BY ELIZABETH SANDS
ssistant Superintendent Los Angeles City Schools

Assistant Superintendent Los Angeles City Schools
AS A RESULT of the COMMUNICATIVE mobili-
n cation for youth service which has taken
place in Los Angeles since the youth activities
committee sponsored by the Los Angeles Exam
iner, was begun in October last year, the cause of
youth welfare here has taken tremendous forward
strides.
There is an unprecedented public awareness
of the problem of juvenile delinquency, and, very
laudably, widespread desire to do as much in its
prevention and correction as is humanity possible.
II In the schools, our first strategy was to enlist
the aid of youth itself to meet the challenge offered
by the problems of juvenile delinquency which had
Youth came through nobly and intelligently,
but it was found even by young people them
Selves that no matter how responsible youth might
be, there was no substitute for trained adult
leadership and support.