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LOTS FOR SALE.

hdIh5s 1 1lR i r'fsastss vsss
aaeo'Rs a$sos sRt fl dS &
son bivd:,. Airing ton. Va. cH. $685.; eve
d oRE s 81! 53ss LOT. sosleo feet 10.
Gated on Texas ave; Sc; beautiful shade
e ;tt s 1s1 S SAd y5df
top, with a restful view of the Potomac
and surrounding hills. peace and quiet
for the children, In other words. coun,
try home inside the city limits? HARD
road pavement: and all utilities read io,n to
ing lots Of l00xla0 each sold separately
at $500 or both for $1,000; bullying
DAYS and evenings AL. $3.50, weekdays
THREE four family apartment sites. water,
sewsr' gas electricity. one block to bus, one ne
choice at $500; have Suggestions for 81
tached house lots. BEALL TURNER &,
CO.. RA. 0Ss5. ll05 Vermont ave. MA.
90 APARTMENT HOUSE LOTS in nearby
Maryland New Hampshire ave. section:
water. sewer, electricity available: zoned
Bout 5 teet deep q% % right e can
more land adjoining; BEALL TURNER &
CO.. RIA. 0SS5. ll05 Vermont ave. MA.
6I3I
A VERY ATTRACTIVE lot in an excellent
location at the northwest corner of Wis
consin and Hunt avenues, opposite the
Chevy Chase Club lands: 65xi0s. This
lot is surrounded by beautiful homes and
the price is $3.50. BEALL TURNER q
CO., Ma 6l3l or Randolph 0SS5,
COLORED. Attn AND DIX SITS. N.E.-Cor-
nerNot. S2.25O: 52nd and E. Capitol sts
CORNER lot, $3.50. GUY E. TIMER, 1926
COLoRED-IN THE District Of Columbia
three blocks from Kenilworth Streetcar
line adjoining house number 1912 Eastern
avenue northeast. 50xl72; price, 81 900.
6Oxl00, corner 55th and Linwood place.
near Dix: block to carline: water and sew
er: price. 81 800; also lot 40x1O0 next to
blocks TO Central avenue and bus; price
SOD BEALL TURNER & CO, Randolph
uSS5 llO5 Vermont ave. National 6l:.l
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

?."ptrties in District; r. HERNANDEZ
Wish TO CONTACT OWNER who ha,
modern home in Sill. Spa, Chevy Chase OF
Beth, suitable for medium sized family
payment Call sH. 1910. preferably after
moons. No agents, please.
BELIEVE 1T OR NOT. every deal listed
with me is given my own personal atLen-
FRIEDMAN, Broker, RE. 1166
WANT TO BUY DIRECT from owner a
farm on hard-surfaced road. within %
mi. radius of D. c.: Mont. Co. preferred;
land Please describe fully. Box 55G-V
Star
THIS OFFICE HAS immediate need for
the following properties: If you have any
us immediately; we have purchasers for
:! detached houses in NV. sect, 3 or 4
bedrooms. :. baths: priced $4,000 to 500
the to a nn sP or n 6ass sory
in the downtown business area bet H st.
and Dupont Circle 18th ST. to 10Th ST:
and showroom facilities. REQUIRE at least
10 gasoline sites as going stations What
have you? Mr. Whiteford. MckEEVER &
1914 K st. NV. DI 1906
THIS OFFICE has immediate need for the
thing similar, or other real estate, phone
US immediately: We have purchasers for
bedrooms . baths, priced $4,000 to
$4,000: 4 to II unit apt. bldgs., any
where in the D. C.: large 3 or more story
house in the downtown business area be-
tween H st. and Dupont Circle. 10Th st. to
10th st.. a garage or mercantile bldg.
having StoTass and faeites
FORD. 1914 ST. NV. d. 97O6
IF YOU ARE THINKING of selling your
property and desire quick results then
think Of the HAMILTON REALTY Co,
1ti't5 Ga ave. NV, GE 1890
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ACREAGE WANTED.

iIs ACRES. $3.50 per acre; over one-haIf
mile frontage on State highway between
Washington and Baltimore; price includes
over SO 600 worth of farm buildings For
further information call CHEVY CHASE
REALTY CO.. exclusive agents. 3403 Conn
ave. EN-. 1900 until Q pm.
OWNER WILL SACRIFICE splendid Mont
gomery County farm of 1875 acres for $50
per acre; high. rolling land: good soil;
partly cleared and balance with large trees:
within II miles D. C. line. Phone Elk.
0620.
Pa s5o =, ACRES {, ), On STATE At ROAD, 173 mi;
I52 acres at $40 per acre each. HO. 1887. .
WANTED At ONCE for cash, ground suit
able for new homes: give price, location
Of sewer, water and other details. Box
200-T, Star.
2-IO A. on main highway, Md. or Va.
Zoning immaterial. May be filled ground.
improved or unimp. PRINCIPALS or brokers,
write for arpt. Boz 330-V, Star.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.
1890 Downtown LOCATION-A :I-stol

1GGcc DOWNTOWN L0CATIOS-A 3-Story
blds. which will interest only large col
p0ration or retail business in q position
to undertske a substantial priced. long
rated: possession this year il necessary.
Call HARRY / FRIEDMAN. Broker, RE.
REAR OF 5ai sth ST. N.F.-srop buldi, {
ideal for PLUMBING. electrician. timer, etc,
1st floor. 20X35: md floor. 2hx"o. over
head garage doors. c'ec. and water; 40
v9ce1t LEO NJ BERNSTEIN & CO. NE
aaI n ST. N.w;-Approximately 5000
so f. on 5th and 18th floors: eleva or TO
5th floor: excellent for storage: $50 PER
no. Nj, MORGAN DI. 49,. CHAS. C
iso3 Goth Nv, corner of Que St,
rooms and elevator. for sale or rent
EX 5911 or MI. 54IH evenings
RESTAURANT LOCATION-Wiu only con-
slider ,eXperienced operator who is able 10
sider percentage lease; no trfiers, please
Can, HARRY I. FRIEDMAN. Broker, RE
1866
/ AM NEGOTIATING now with property
owners who own desirable store locations
reliable merchants contact me and let me
HARRY ! FRIEDMAN Broker, RE, 1876
slder experienced operator who is able TO
install A high -GaSs place: owner will con-
slider percentage lease. no lrlfiers. please
Call HARRY I. FRIEDMAN. Broker. RE
HEART OF SHOPPING CENTER-Down-
town > floors upstairs over very modern
sore, private entrance for YOU. Rent,
$500 mo. entire :. floors. good lease, re-
sponsible party. CITY REALTY CO, Ma.
0i6n
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PROPERTY FOR SALE

nth AND THOMAS CIRCLE-}-story
bldg no leases. purchaser can have un-
usual location for business with income
from upper floors; good frontage and
depth. HARRY I. FRIEDMAN, Broker,
RECoNDITIoNED 3-UNIT asbestos single
house in Del Ray, Va. Net income. 500
mo. Price, $500. OWNER, Vienna "a
BY OWNER, near 1lth and NJ SITS. NV
10 Ink. units. S furn.; auto. heat and
hot water; excel. returns on invest Call
DOWNTOWN APARTMENT BUILDING. Sit
uated on wide avenue in heart of central
nv. within walking distance Of all Coz Coy
phone MI. Wolberg.. IA 1886. SHANNON
&rA RcH 5r f9 'oo 81 MA 5 al
building, LARGE apis. suitable FOR furnish
ng ana rsmod dGd lpc ma ants Price
OWNER WILL SACRIFICE clean. we'll
built 3-unIt ant. house, detached. and the
lot is 5oxl50:. purchaser. can, have pos
ate sale; Mount Rainier section: very
5%S n5gI + f. s5
3 SD new Rs oT9er II GaI HARRY
c6NN AVE- H10t Of st t.. l distinctive store
View view S only D'e CAREY RE- WINSTON Realtor
i$35 1S IN S ST. xw RE 5 row brick
annual rental. 1852; tenants furnish utili-
ties; owner wants offer. Call Mr.. Steven
son. with F NJ. PRATT CO., MA. $685.
200 BLOCK SHERMAN AVE. NV
ts snabts bT bTsb apt u Pas ena
81 $50: price, S15.95O Call Mr.. Steven
son, with F; NJ, PRATT CO, MA. s6s2.
GLOVER PARk-corner, semidetached,
2-family fat; gross yearly income, So ,O4O.
Priees;i s1a,5o06; terms. R. s, BACK
NEAR soth AND X SITS. N.w-Desirable
having frontage Of 25 feet on prominent
street: lot contains 2,902 So. #. of ground
and extends in rear to wide alley: excel
e 81 Rflss s 80 9Th terms
s433 or OIL. 6707.
3 FOUR-FAMnY UNITS, IL mos old. in
best Sc. renting section; each unit rents
for S236 per mo: FILA trust of $4,000
on each unit: very good net income. Call
DAVID RIFKIND, RE. 4034. at 10 14th
st NV. weekdays only:
COLORED-I322 5th ST. family
row brick. 5 rooms and bath; Arcola
month Price. S10 500, with So 900 down
Mr. DRAISNER. 1404 L st. NV. MA.
sO36. Home. NO. BIAS.
1iIs-20-22 GA. AyE.-Two 4-family apis,
one 5-family apt; rents S7,3s:' W.; splen-
did buy, S59.5o0: lot 1osxl75; com. zone.
OWNER Jazz e. GsrsnripYm St N NV; go.
built in 1871: maid troubles over, live in
Boz a5e-V. star. '''
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LOTS FOR SALE.

WANTED--A lot in Sc first commercial.
Call FIR. 6156 or write MR.. PETER GIN
erich. 3430 Fades ST. me-
4-FAMILY FLAT LOTS. good Sc location,
ready to build on. Mr.. Henderson, Me.
POL POL or RA; 1857. j., G; WELDON CO..
SECOND COMMERCIAL, downtown. 4,7O0
So. #, with soft, street frontage: also
several other good locations. What are
your reouirements? Call Mr.. Henderson,
NE. BOIL or RIA. 1857. J. c. WELDON
co. 1127 K st. NV. Est 1890.
BEAUTIFUL individual building lots In
English Village. Bethesda; reasonably
NEsR III a aND BfthsSa2 VI
Lot 25Xl25: sacrifice, $500. You can
build nice semidetached house Nc
BRADLEY HILLS SECTION. 2 los with
10o-ft. frontage Just off Bradley blvd
each containing approx $4,000 So it.
with improved street, water and sewer,
$3.50 each. E. M. FRY, INC. WI. 674O,
TAO Wisconsin ave.
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BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE Cont

SOUTHWEST b. c. CORNER. 2nd CONNER.
etal about 10000 square feet; good, leve
lot on srade; sewer and water in: 264 fee!
ms distance: cash Or terms A. M. ROTH
x MSSdTaf ss aSs saA So s'f FEET of indus
trial ground, centrally located in I. G;
XsouT 5000 300 so ga FEET of indus
trial eround, centrally located in D C.
l25 feet Of street fron dage A. M. ROTH
40I X ST. NE.-Corner @-story brick,
store and 5-rm apt, priced at only
SMALL sS 4 HoT Il Hoch41oS oos ad b aH
ns foomns f ho snd s a1%
1nysstisste Ing; csIl HARRY / -. FRIED
EXCELLENT LocATIoN-Land s5y257.
zoned commercial. NEXT TO r.r., siding, block
Of main highway in center Of la5Ee amount IN,
MARLBORO PIKE near, p. c. lineEun,-
completed business building, also brick nc
business thrives on heavy, tratfic, Fl Front n.
Hurd On t5 3Hs i90si Ask Els 81 nj
M GO coM tiHI GROUND. 100 1000
@ vSas5f fes e Mi S to s G par Rail
roads and truck highway. Box 3""-V'
NEAR SEARS RoERUCK on Wisconsin ave.
Best location in city for doctor. dentlS,'
fst-class restaurant or retau store EN-
nesf sreet s69 yea NEEDS T1
Sniy ss75o IN c AZ o ai Eve tTn2 st
b6wNTowN 18th ST. BLDG, vicinity of
Thomas Circle: ideal for many many. p,u urff
HARRY / FRIEDMAN, Broker. RE, 1866
on ol No. i hwy. at Swami St.. Just this side. Of
NeYandria railroad sidinss going in;
parcels 100x130' or larger, Will sell or
eeet buiidnss for good tenants sHita1le
INC WashiHeton Bids. DI saoo
"-SroRY BRICK. excellent location for
snail business distributor lob6e en-, or any
priced fol quick ale Call BET ; and :
pm J. " LEVERToN, DE. 3o65.
DOWNTOWN 18th ST. RLDG.-Ideal loca-
which can be converted or occupy, T ~ 7, and
FRIEDMAN, Broker RE. 1866.
Downtown X ST. CORNER, store and
f 6tr f i9fofraon ea H itR pRE1sEN
or MURRAY co, Ma. 7266 or MA. -.
FAILS CHTRCH-Commerci site on Lee
hwy, suitable for stores. garage. or other
business Phone Falls church 1913
az bC,tiotIiS ectio,,
TGeni tor INV kind Of anornc chidren
ILoeSI toF any, ENG pi ber III For
u w Z ~ f "a ~ T 1i41t az
warnD - D.1Hi ', 80
DOWNTOWN l1th ST BLDG;-ldeal To-
cation for any concern looking for
hUlIdlnE when can ne converted or oCcu-
pee var, anG lease OUT par, IAN now
HARRS ! ~ EiJM a N. onr9n1rr, Hf, in,l
IA. Ell iot,n for ,5ica
htnneoF 81. IN tued! StLup Ln; me-
nome aha ne9 SHOP OF any pSSlis" So
o",o nts IN si7od bod
,or, NJ. = ~ ii,,as trorenortot;Cr
r2oLlls nun siIieS g "a HHl
az vii hsndIe cal NJ Bovd ME-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-09-23
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.

93i ST. N.W.-Approximately 5000 50
i. On 9TH ana 9Th floors: elevator to 5th
door. excellent Tor storage: S2:55 per mo
M Morgan, DI. 49,. CHAS c. KOONES
WILL ERECT any size warehouse with rail.
road siding IN central location for estab-
.!Sned nrm that will take long lease
LlGHTBOWN WA 1925
space, under 3oc per 50 II: sIEuateu in
Aghi, differentiated, 4-story bldg eIe-
tatoiS in enter OF town. JEROME S
MURpt Y. RE. 246u
oNNkE WILL BUILD warehouse TO suit
tenant on 1000 square feet OF second
commercial land with Pennsylvania Rail-
ROAD eIdIng One OF more doors Con-
Stfucttou 10 start soon. So act promptly
Tentative plan available Consult Mr.
LAY loF. SHANNON Il LUCHS CO. 1905
II 81 n v. Ma. 134o
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY Cont,

WATER-FRONT FARMING ESTATE-A
lands choice early Colonial manors, 10
Shore Shore, Of Maryland, famous for, rs pro-
situated on the Miles River only s miles
from Easton' is being offered for sale at
tstat This ssaere es eGI,s 70 With ts
mile and half OF water front pervaded
with the charm OF English country life, is
typical of the Eastern Shore with its fine
old box, brick serpentine boundary walls
and lovely terraces overlooking the wind
ing river shore, Hemmed in by 20 acres
tensive lockwood gardens and stately ems,
beeches, poplais and yew trees. among
neh are this fome OF the in
brick Colonial residence tells an interest
Ing Ing tale Of the history OF its architecture
there is q Thornton stairway construct
"a IN lS4S, its spacious wings rebuilt in
lao6 with inelosed arcades, IS, one OF the
possessing serpentine roof lines sweeping
Gown IN UNIQUE curve. The estates out
bath guest cottages located in the box
wood gardens. The Groom farm managers
mouse Eno,mt IS situated some distance from the
manson PA 9e n, and Is near the. farm bulldnes
G Inc farmer nov on premises will stay on
G nn details may be obtained, nclUd-
r nE photo nsrs, by those who, will ar
coRNELIA Il BOWIE Exc ~ iaiS A Usent
cHI s .Pth x nv Nav Hobart sr,a s79s, c.
beach safe bathing, excellent fshing duck
Ing fagsd h ne small game hunting, hard sur
srLeSlan water centrally distributed TO
every lot. protective restrictions. Low
monthly pa m sa1 if desired Plans and
l5-year bank loans available. Infor
nation la on request, or. drive 10 Office on
Solomons Island read, left At 81 ieona 'r;'
M. E. ROCKHILL, St. Leonard, Md.
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REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE.

NEW YORK CITY. of Riverside drive
Large 3-bedroom apartment; modern ele
vator building: S55 per month: in ex-
change for 2-bedroom apartment, Wash
ington or vicinity A B GOSE $50
W. l57th st, New York N Y.
3S BIG WOODED LOTS: city water bus.
lots: acreage, lots. N. E, RYON co. GE.
6I46.
11-R.. 3-B. BRICK. ami: z a: apps ::
restricted white area. blocks from d. c.:
good for rest home. HI. 0i1g-M.
N.W.-Modern Il rm,. exchange one or two
bedroom apartment, n W. no children SO.
ia 1000
ARE YOU MOVING TO NEW YORK; If
you are looking for an ideal home in
nearby WeStCheSteT County and are inter-
ested In trading your Washing ton resi-
dence. call Columbia lGil
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LOTS WANTED.

WANTED Lots ana SUBDIVISION land. We
are in touch with builders and prospective
home buyers in the market for residential
building lots in Northwest Washingtor
and nearby Montgomery County Write
giving description. location and lowest &C
ceptable cash price Mortgage Loan Depart
ment, EQUITABLE LIFE INSURANCE CO.,
Sl6 18th st. NV Wash .. c.
TWO ADJOIN. LOTS for det homes In
good NV section wanted by private party
prefer west OF 10th st. east OF Wisconsin
ave; Call Chestnut !11a or write Box
AK Star %
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PROPERTY WANTED.

ARE YOU CONSIDERING SELLING your
property? There is a demand now for
desirable, well-located real estate. I am
at your service, Please call. HARRY l.
FRIEDMAN. Broker. RE. 1856.
home in Arl. Co.. cow. located: bunga allow
pref: not over $500 Glebe 1852
BETWEEN GEORGETOWN and Bureau of
Standards, naval officer desires Aunt
apartment or convertible house. Box 46S-
tt Star
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WAREHOUSES WANTED.

FIKEPkOOF BUILDING with 5000 50
hold 20 ds d. 2l24
GROUND FLOOR SPACE. suitable for Of
nee ano light Warehcusing, 1000 to 3 600
"a Il, Call DI $500
l NEED 5000 10 $4,000 feet of floor space
Shlta9lt tor storage OF household goods
IA, Gk 5lss. ASK for Mr.. KRAMER
NhNi t.uOu- 10000 it, ! or floors
ma Commtrclal zone WoodIey .4SI rs
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COLORED-A I2-ROOM. 3-bath brick
house. furnished. in downtown section
house with quarters for owner: prompt
possession and favorable terms. H. $
GOTT. No. / Colorado Bldg. RE. 2555
COLORED-19OO Bird ST. NV. 4family
fat on corner of LIE Droit Park; make
offer FREDERIC L. PATERSON, Elk.
CoLoRED-1sl3 18th ST. family
brick apt bldg, | n blocks from 18th and
You: income 81 $50, year. Price. Sl4, 800,
W Vega ca al O. o nee JOHN Ai K PiNKETT
CoLoREHDeINvEsToRs, attention. Have
income producing apt. buildings in all
sections, R NJ. LUCAS, l7lS 9th st.
NV, DU. Oa36.
COLORED-APT. HOUSE. units; good
n W. location: owner quotes S3,61S yearly
income: janitor service on premises: price
is $4,000: half cash. Phone or see GUY
RICHARDSON, Exclusive Broker. 9l8
New York ave. NV. MA. Sal or CHI.
$3.50
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nth AND THOMAS CIRCLE-:}-sto
bldg no leases. purchaser can have un-
usual location for business with income
from upper floors; good frontage and
depth HARRY l. FRIEDMAN, Broker,
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DOWNTOWN VACANT HOUSES:
1924 10th st. NV, corner 100 and
Mass, ave.
1929 L st. n.w.-3-story brick, ~ rooms
> baths
For further information, call Harry
Dreisen or MURRAY CO, MA. i266 or
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-08
Boy Killer
.Co||dpses

\ BIG RAPIDS, May flames II.
Smiley, 16-year-old confessed
killer of his foster-mother. Mrs.
Edna Smiley, last April n, col
lapsed on the stand during ques-
tioning following a guilty plea to
second degree murder.
Testimony was taken by Circuit
Judge Earl c. Pugsley to ascertain
if the plea would be accepted.
Smiley testified his mother had
severely "bawled him out" the
night before the crime for staying
out late. The afternoon of the
crime. he said. he hunted turtles
with the .22 caliber rifle he shot
his mother with, and then went
for the mail.
Returning he found his mother
asleep in their cottage on Echo
Lake, and determined 10 lend all
the quarreling." After shooting
her. he said. he fused around for
a while" and then went into town
where he spent the night with a
school chum, James Hayes.
Il did not decide TO kell her
until about Is minutes before II
happened" Smiley testified. 81
didn't realize IL was a serious
crime until several days later"
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-08
Horse Shooting Writ
Asked Against Woman
Tine, Phot,

automobile. tossing It's rider over
the car into A grassy ditch.
David Snyder. l6. Of 1920 For
rer. who was riding the horse, was
severely bruised The horses leg
was broken and u was destroyed.
The woman. Mrs. Margaret
Israel. As. of 2020l ST. MaryS, said
she had warned patrons OF the
Magnolia Riding Club, 1890 w.
Eight Mile, against trespaSsing
on her property. She told police
the horses endangered her five
small children.
Authorities were undecided
whether 10 charge Mrs. Israel
with careless use Of firearms or
cruelty 10 animals. The proprietor
of the riding club. Donald McCaf-
roll. said he would sue for loss OF
the horse.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-08
Hair Clue Fails
In Child S Death

SGT. Alber, Langtry Of The po-
lice scientific laboratory said to-
day that blond human hair
found on strip of metal Iutting
from a laundry truck was not
from tho head Of Dorothy David
4. OF 652S ST Clair. who was
killed April IS by a hit-run driver.
The girls body was found in an
alley in the rear Of 105l5 Harper
Detective John F. MeSser of the
accident prevention bureau said
three witnesses told him David
RoSen. Co-oWner of the Economy
Linen Co. which is al the Harper
address. backed a truck into his
garage about the time the child
was killed
Examination Of the company'S
trucks disclosed the blond hair.
Rosen, arrested Saturday for
questioning. was released on his
own recogniZancc Sunday.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-08
Air Problems
.0f GasC Co.

Wartime problems faced by
executives and employees of the
Michigan Consolidated Gas Co.
will be aired at 6:15 p. m. today
over Station WXYZ in the series
of "On the Spot" broadcastS spon-
sored by WxYZ and The Detroit
Times.
These programs are designed 10
give Detroiters behind-the-
scenes view of the problems which
many organizations confront to-
day in their attempt TO carry on,
despite the handicaps OF wartime
shortages OF goods and services.
AL Hodge of WXYZ, the "On
the Spot" reporter. transcribes
the programs "on the spot"
throughout the Detroit area 10
obtain an curate firSt-hand
picture.
MEAL PLANNING
Todays broadcast will open
with Hodge interviewing Miss
Frieda Barth, assistant home
service director of the gas COM
pany. Miss Barth will tell OF the
efforts of her department in as
sisting Detroit women in the
planning of excellent wartime
meals despite rationing and food
shortages.
Jim Mcintyre. district foreman
of the filters shop. Noble street
station. will describe the wartime
headaches OF the men in his de-
partment-the men who actually
handle gas installations in Detroit
homes.
TOUR OF OFFICES
Other gas company executives
and workers describe the prob
lens peculiar TO their depart
ments. as Hodge travels about the
gas company offices for an, overall
picture.
Next in the "On the Spot"
broadcast a program transcribed
p. m. Friday when WXYZ will
broadcasts q rogram transcribed
at the Michigan Central depot TO
bring listeners picture of the
task being performed by the rail-
roads.
Tune in on today's broadcast,
next Fridays. and all these "On
the Spot" broadcasts. They'll
help you help win the war.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-08
Filler, Dead q Year,
Freed at Raneoon,
Army Notifies Wife

Detroit's happiest army wife
today is Mrs. Lillian Wilmer
2646 Tuxedo, who has been Of
ficially notified that her husband
AAF 1t. +. S. Wilmer. believed
dead for more than a year, has
been liberated from a Rangoor
prison camp.
II never believed him dead,
even after the war department
reported him missing Nov. p,
l943, and later recorded him as
officially dead" Mrs. Wilmer
declared. II always had hopes
and refused to sign papers for
his government insurance. i
knew he'd come back"
Mrs. Wilmer said the war de-
partment notified her of her hus-
bands safety Friday night by
telephone and verified the conver-
Sation by wire Saturday.
No details were available, she
SAID. other than that 1t. Wilmer
with others, had been taken Il
Calcutta, India. 10 await trans
portation home. The WIllners
were married IN 1912 and 1t
wilmer left for overseas p
months ago,
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-08
Waste Paper
Drives Planned

Waste paper, still urgently
needed in the war effort, will be
collected in four areas this week,
and j. A Krug. WPB chairman.
has issued an appeal for the CO.
operation OF all Detrolters.
Collections have been scheduled
this week at the following schools
Monday. Carstens, 1892 Coplin;
Tuesday, Parkman. $4,000 Mac
kenzie; Wednesday, Ford, 14735
Orsngelawn, and McFarlan. 5000
Cheyenne, and Thursday. Keating
1871 Dickerson. and Newberry,
4045 Twenty-ninth.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-08
.DeffrieS 10 File
Immediately. He Says

A recorders judge for six years
and an assistant attorney general
before he became a councilman,
Sweeny said he wished TO devote
himself TO his law practice.
The number of candidates for
the nine common council seats
grew TO II with the filing of quail
flying petitions for Councilman
Charles f. Dorais. Joseph F.
Staub, an employe of the Briggs
Manufacturing Co. and a member
OF the Foreman's Association of
America and Mrs. Helen c. Bry-
ant, 2165 Burns, a member of the
county prosecutors staff and un-
successful candidate for council in
the last municipal election.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-08
Mrs. McGarrigIe
Dies in PhiIa.

News of the death in Philadel-
phia of Mrs. Mary McGarrigle,
mother of Capt. James L. McGar-
rigle, former chief of the Detroit
Times Photographic department,
was received here today.
In addition to Jim, who is over
seas. Mrs. McGarrigle is survived
by three other sons, Rev. Sylvan
McGarrigle. Donald and Michael
and two grandchildren.
Funeral services for Mrs. Nc
Garrigle, who is SO. will be held
in Philadelphia Wednesday at IL
a. m.