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Evening star., 1945-09-10
FARMS WANTED.

FARM Of from 200 to 800 acres in CT
close to D. c., Montgomery or Prince
Georges Counties, for grazing; rough hilly
gullIeS or waste land not suitable tor sub
division preferred. Box 222-S, Star
YOUNG MAN DESIRES to purchase direct
from owner a farm within l00-mlle radius
of d. c. Please describe fully, as l want
10 get the best value for my money. Ad-
dress Box 366-H. Star IS
WAR VETERAN wishes to purchase direct
from owner a farm within 20-mi. radius
OF D. c. Prince George Co. preferred
Please describe fully want best value
for money. Address Box 461S, Anacostla
Evening star., 1945-09-10
FARMS FOR SALE.

DAIRY FARM, about % mi. out in Mont
Co Nd 100 acres of excellent farming
land 600 now under cult, very good
7-room house with bath and elec,. INV
hay barn, > hay barracks other misc
bdgS. Tractor. farm machinery ana
dairy herd all included. r. RIPLEY
SH 5539 CSun. and ewes. WI. $500,
Evening star., 1945-09-10
OFFICIAL NOTICES.

dead hers Of You are hereby " noed ins to 70
remedy condition existing on Lot 50,
Square 55S4. in violation OF law, consist
ing OF an unlawful growth OF weeds This
condition should be remedled on or before
the 22nd day Of September, I945. Upon
your failure so TO do the work Will be
done by the DlStrlct suthorltIeS and the
cost thereof, with the cost OF this. adrcT-
property. J. r. YOUNG, C w. KUTZ. g
MASON. Commissioners. D c. sel0 81
TO RICHARD FITZMORRIs, if living, if
dead, heirs of. You are hereby notified to
remedy condition existing on Lot SOB.
Street, NV in violation OF law. consist
ing of an unlawful growth Of weeds. This
condition should be remedied on or before
the 2.nd day OF September. Ig4d. Upon
your failure so 70 do the work VIII be
done by the District authorities and the
cost thereof, with the cost Of this adver-
t.Scment, MA be iaAsd against The aid
property. J r YOUNG. { ". kUTE. q.
MASON. Comm 'rIourr'. D. {. >elu -
TOLUCY oG>TO% AND JOHN VI. RI SSELL,
II nvIng II dead. hCIrs Of YOI are hcIebr
notified 10 remedy condition cNIS'lue on
Lots 20 and 81 Square .s23 known a.
premises 57%I 10Th Street. NV, n VIOLA =
non Of Jaw. CONSISTING Of an unlawful
-rowih Of weeds. THIS condition should be
remedied on O. before The Ind day Of
DO the work VIII be done uy tbs D!>lr!c.
authorities and the cost Thereof. with the
cost Of this advertisements v j be taxed
against the said proper,y. J r YOUNG,
c. W. KUTz, G. MASON, Comm sloners,
D. c. $40 81
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5 BEFORE YOU SELL. POHANKA A
y TNlr tcI

SERS-CaN Bob Terrett, EN-
get every dollar your car is
- Conn. ave. CENTRAL MO
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BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED,

WANTED TO BUY-Commercial site in
Silver Spring or Bethesda area. Call SH.
N ARLINGTON. ! 600 so. fl or more to
rent; dry cellar or large garage. Phone TR.
O23O lO%
LIGHT MANUFACTURER needs minimum
OF $500 ft. of floor srace for machine
shop, will consider ,off-street location
KFPERsMfDR KFS9PFGE!R sSn r sTreed H5o9 On ph0ne MIX
RESPONSIBLE LOCAL MERCHANT will
buy downtown building suitable for retail
business; immediate occupancy not re-
ouired. Call HARRY I. FRIEDMAN,
broker RE 1856
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Ancient World Wonders

The seven wonders of the ancient
world were: The Pyramids of Egypt.
the Gardens of Semiramis at Baby
Ion. the Statue of Zeus at Olympia.
the Temple of Artemus at Ephesus,
the Mausoleum at Halicarnassus,
the Colossus at Rhodes. the Pharos
of Alexandria, or the Walls of Baby
lon
Evening star., 1945-09-10

PROPOSALS.

COMMISSIONERS, D. C. Washington.
September 5, fa45. SEALED PROPOSALS
will be received at Room 500, District
Building, until 200 P NJ. September 2l-
1919. and then publicly opened. for Ger
tain StabIlizatIon and Drainage OF Grounds
al the site of The Browne Junior High
School. Phelps Vocational School and
YOUNG Elementary School. BenninC Road
and "Ath Street NE Proposals, plans and
specifications may be obtained at Room
fg1. District Building Sc5.6teXSu
Evening star., 1945-09-10
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

] HAVE FOREIGN BUYERS for commercial
properties in District. R. HERNANDEZ,
D1. S6Sl or ME. 1890.
BELIEVE 1T OR NOT. every deal listed
with me, is given my own personal alien
tion: ] am at your service. HARRY l.
FRIEDMAN, broker. RE. 1866.
MARYLAND LISTINGS wanted, estates.
metropolitan area of WASHINGTON, i'm
proved and unimprcved. Country property
sales since 1921 Have buyer contacts for
wide ranee OF properlles. THEODORE F.
modern home IN Sill Sps., Chevy Chase or
Beth suitable for medlum-Sjzed family
that can be purchased with real good cash
payment Call SH. 5540. preferably after
Rooms. No agents, please.
Evening star., 1945-09-10
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

CHEVROLET heayy-duty truck motors,
new, installed IN one day tno priority re-
qulred) KENYON PECK CHEVROLET
';S26 Wilson blvd, Ar, Va, Call US to-
GMC-Two 1929 model 400 tricks Call
Mr. Hasek. A. P, WOODsON co, Republic
DODGE TRUCK. 1912. rood condition
63I Indiana ave NV. Ma. 24@o.
DODGE a6 sedan, commercial delvery
ceiling Call SH 7S2S after /" noon.
rnechanlca! condition all around. excellent
tires, Verv good BODY, Will exchange fol
late-modei car and pay difference. IA
CRosLEY 1a4@ station wagon: radio
around 1000 miles Call Taylor 5o45
CHEW. CHEW l539 T. pickup la-ton truck. Cal
Lincoln. GlsG. 404 10th st. sc. Cal
TINSHTTEKSAfTioxAL D-a. model truck.
tractor and Baker trailer: suitable fol
hauling concrete blocks lumber etc
PENTAGON LUMBER COMPANY, IA
ARMY SURPLUS TRUCKS
No prioritiCs needed
Some trucks hrsndncw.
Gheyrolet ls4% lion stake. 1T BODY
che1Toiet che5i:oiFt 1o4? 11a-ton dump.
Dodge 1880 i7-ton stake
Dodge 1910 lI2-ton dump.
REQ 1872 Atom tractor.
keo 1912 Atom dump.
These trucks can be purchased con-
sidera5ly below. ceiling prices and all are
tires QUO wheels. CENTRAL MOTOR CO,
%l43 LcC hlghway. Arlington: daily ane
Sat S to &. CHI. 1000, OK. 0552.
Evening star., 1945-09-10

RECAPPING in Wash. 1-oay service; guar
antee workmanship; leave the car before
9 am reaay al . D m. CONSOLIDATED
SALES CO. 1896 H st. NE. Phone Lu.
USj4 and LU. 1U1i.
USED fARIS-l93S Chevrolet motor.
transmission, rear end; 1910 Hudson, rear
END and transmission; 1899 Plymouth
transmission and rear; 1870 Plymouth,
rear, transmission, knee action assembly;
1897 Pontiac. cylinder, transmission;
also many other used parts Of all kinds.
Must be sold by Sept. 30; DU 9S1S.
SWANNs Al AUTO BODY WORKS. rear
1898 st. NV.
Indian 1910: Bonneville:
with saddle baes: like new Call ROBT
81. 6541 until : pm.
After :. call WO 640a
HARLEY-DAVIDSON 1899 81 o H. v.
21 Ia lOnsfellOM ST HYa 1T Sville. Nd
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oUT-oF-ToWN REAL ESTATE.

ARE YOU MOVING To OHIo"-Beauti-
ful detached 7-room and bath lot 75X2OU
det, garage, completely redecorated inside
and out. In Mt. Washington, Cincinnati
Ohio: vacant. immediate possession;
$1,000 down, easy terms on balance
OWNER EN- 5Sq5 after g.
Evening star., 1945-09-10

BUICK-Brand-new tactory-built replace
ment engines for 1899. 1910, 1871 and
1912 Bucks: not rebuilt engine hut a
brand-new one EMERSON & ORMF,
Buick Dealers. 18th and M SITS NV. DI.
S1C9.
CHEVROLET 1886 2-door sedan: ceiling
price, S310. 42l7 Russell ave, Mt. Rainier,
Md, Apt. 3. UN. 1880.
FORD 1881 model A Victorian convertible:
new top, good tires, good mechanical con-
dition; S295, low ceiling. 9O3 Maple
ave, Takoma Park Md.
MERCURY 1912 2-door. 1874; 1912
Zephyr sedan, SS95: 1898 Lincoln Zephyr
coupe, $3.50: 1887 Chevrolet town sedan,
$3.50; 1929 Ford Tudor. Sl50; 1898 Chew
in OPA ceiling On display 9 to pm.
weekdays. OURISMAN- -MANDELL CHEW
ROLET CO., 632 H st. ne.
Evening star., 1945-09-10

Remove one letter from each word and
rearrange to spell the word called for
Print the letter opposite the word from
which you have removed it, If you havs
"Lettered Out" correctly it's wonderful.
Answer to Saturdays LETTER-OUT.
tT) PUNTER-PRUNE tcured plum,
tU DURING-GRIND tarduous dutieS.
tN) GENIUS-GUISE teostume)
tN) IESULTED-DILUTES twaters).
(Y) DIRECTCRY-CREDIT Il O D
holder). 4
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ACREAGE WANTED.

ACREAGE or farm in Maryland. within 10
miles of the District line. Cali DU. $685.
WANT to buy 10 to 80 acres. nearby Md +,
suitable for construction of small homes
Pay cash BOX l5U-H. Star.
Evening star., 1945-09-10
GARAGES FOR SALE.

LARGE MODERN GARAGE, long estab-
lshed and profitaby operated fully
equipped in every respect; owner retiring
and will sell property, business and ali
equipment. This is 100000 PROPOSE
tion Only responsible parties should in
vestigate this deal. Call HARRY l. FRIED
MAN Broker, RE 11ft6
Evening star., 1945-09-10
MONEY WAkIEp

INVESTORS, attentlon-We have need for
clients TO purchase second deed Of trust
notes on Colored owner occupied proper
ties. RELIANCE REALTY CO, 9l l 6th ST.
n " DI h35l -
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STORES FOR SALE.

LIQUOR STORE, DOWNTOWN, 1905 loca :
ton; owner retiring; unusual a-year good
cheap lease: substantial cash required
only responsible person considered Act
now. HARRY l. FRIEDMAN, broker, RE
Evening star., 1945-09-10
REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE

STORE and Arm. bath. brick bids.,
Penna ave, near new Geo Wash. Hos
pital for clear residential property, D. G.
SHANNON & LUCHs CO, 1905 ST NV.
Ma 2:i45
FINE BUILDING LOT. almost % 600 So.
#, in exclusive WASHINGTON Forest Hills
subdivision, for river farm. Box - S,
Evening star., 1945-09-10
STORES FOR RENT
HARDWARE STORE for rent in

HARDWARE STORE for rent in big new
shopping center, main highway OF Vir-
ginia. CHI. $500
3ti9 Nj ST. NV. business section
GEORGETOWN Street floor store. about
,5X50. ideal for secondhand clothing,
shoemaker shop, electrical appliances. etc:
Will install new front: $50 per month
INCLUDING heat. Call rent dept, LEO M
BERNSTEIN & CO., Me $500
Evening star., 1945-09-10
QEEICES WANTED

hood, 18th and Eye sts NV immediate
occupancy. Call DI. 1924
NATIONAL CORPORATION desires .
rooms, furnished or unfurniShed ofice:
vic. 18th and K ,sts. W, willing to sign
lease. MA. 5951
NATIONAL TRADE ASSOCIATION, estab-
llShed over 25 yrs. headquarters IN Wash
ington, desires 900 to l,500 50. #. in
or 5 rooms, for executive Offices in
SMeatTal Sc st,> d9Tntown Tn To sres EX 81
room Office, furn. or unturn. vic. l4th
and F n W Call EN- 1850
Evening star., 1945-09-10
OFFICES FOR RENT,

NICE OFFICE SPACE, two rooms on 2nd
floor. suitable for law Arm; one room on
3rd floor 10 B st. Sc; AT. 9465.
DESK SPACE-Central location. Switch
phone services also avail WASHINGTON
TELEPHONE SECRETARIAL SERVICE,
Bond Bldg, 14th and N. Y. ave. DI. 26ol.
1913 PENNA. AVE. N.W.-l0 rooms sec
ond and third floors; sood advertising
frontaee; Sl15 per menth. MA 4S65.
Evening star., 1945-09-10
WAREHOUSES WANTED.

CALL REPUBLIC 1856 if you wish TO
lease warehouse, r. r. siding preferred
what have YOU now? Call HARRY /
FRIEDMAN Broker. RE. ! 1866
Evening star., 1945-09-10
HOUSE TRAIIERS.

NEW KOZY, Platt and Superior, also new
tandem Liberty; many good used trailers,
including tandemS Cash for your trailer
TRAILER, oft. la45 Curtis Wright: used
only month. sleeps 4. bottled gas stove.
Sl.225. phone Winchester. Va. 5l15.
HOUSE TRAILERS WANTED.
WANTED-House trailer, best, about $500
cash will buy. Vienna 1O2.
Evening star., 1945-09-10
Q. 3-As dealer you hold:
4 40 Vk109 ABA Ak Q87
What do YOU bid?

A One .no-trump, for several reasons.
lead come up to this hand Secondly you
will be giving a full account of your
Is unable to raise you may be confident
that no game has been missed. An open
ing bid of one diamond might present .
future problem, II partner makes one
Overcome response. No clear rebid is avail
able since the hand is not quite strong
enough for a jump rebid Of two no-trump
Evening star., 1945-09-10
APT BLDGS of exceptional value
INVESTMENT PROPERTY WANTED.

ARE YOU CONSIDERING selling your
property? There is a demand now for
desirable. Well-located real estate. | am
at your service Please call. HARRY J.
ERIEDMAN. Broker. RE. ] l6f.
Evening star., 1945-09-10
a glottal stop something like a brief
grunt.
Honolulu is pronounced: HOE
noe-LOO loo.

The parts Of speech are the vi,amins
Of English. The ability to recognize nouns
verbs. adJectlves, etc. at a glance is essen
t!sl to the study OF grammsr Learn the
easy. nontechnlcal way Send stamped
t3c}. sef-a addressed envelope 10 Frank
Colby. IN care of The Evening star ASH
for free PARTS OF SPEECH pamphlet.
tPeleased by the Rell Syndicate, Inc)
Evening star., 1945-09-10
STORES WANTED.

CALL REPUBLIC 1866 if you wish 10
lease or sell your store I am at your
service. Thank you. HARRY l. FRIED
NAN, Broker RE. 1856.
SIokE' medium size. for high class mil
Inery. Write Box los, Star 10"
Evening star., 1945-09-10
INVEST. PROP. FOR SALE Cont. }

INVESTORS READ THIS-Are you in a
poSltlon POI, on to invest about $4,000? Would
about $500 per month on your investment?
1000 located. well built, downtown 10
unit apt house very little attention re-
9qlred gu Ca Call HARRY l. FRIEDMAN, Broker,
INVESTORS. ATTENrIoN-7-unit apt
house house vicinity university Of Maryland;
terms; 81 900 cash required. Call w. L,
PrlmroSe, D, H; JOHNSON CO, MA. 1926,
fam. FLAT. near Park rd and Georgia
ave. NV; each apt. has 4 rooms. kitchen
and bath. separate heating, plants, base
% ca Mr. pfS1 Whts ie2enna 0 WA ?s oeva WiR
VIM, M THROCkMORToN, Reallor DI.
DETACHED PROPERTY. leased to reliable
tenant at $3.50 per month; tenant takes
care OF all maintenance: vicinity 10Th
22eeaar Park rd friced ed tor quick sale s:";3'-
PROFITABLE INVESTMENT-O ST. NV,
apts. and barber shop, owner pays only
taxes, and insurance: income $l35 per
viii earn YOU good dividend. Call TN
pm. LEO N BERNSTEIN EFhH M q CO. 81. "a .
APT. BLDGs. of exceptional value
210 units and stores. Walkln walk
ing distance OF Govt, bldgs.
so units, near Rock Greek Park. Promi-
Bus and trolley at corner Beautiful
bldg. in excellent condition. Others from
30 to 500 units. HARRINGTON MANAGE
OFFICE BLDGS. in downtown district.
lO-story bldg. with 10 stores Ma
tionally-known tenants. Income nearly
story bldg. on one of busiest streets
Low operating cost Income approx.
HsRRINGToN MANAGEMENT CO, 10
18th st. NV, En- d929.
Evening star., 1945-09-10
GARAGES WANTED.
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

ESTABLISHED FIRM wants garage for 6
small trucks. Office and storage space
combined: VIII lease. Call RA. 5S79. =
Evening star., 1945-09-10
ALTO TRUCKS WANTED
AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE.

3. PI.YMouTH TRUCK or 1a-ton pick III
truck IA. 1880, IL 80. 10"
Evening star., 1945-09-10
Points for Parents
BY EDYTH THOMAS WALLACE
When the first bre,

When the first breaks family mental health
Of depends largely
o children.
Evening star., 1945-09-10

SS ACRES. S-room house. electricity, bank
barn. small COW barn, chicken house.
stream: on good gravel road, 20 miles TO
D. C, price, sl0,5Ou; terms.
90 acres 6-room house. electricity;
small COW barn, hay barrack and horse
pam. otner small bldFs., stream, y M.
cultivation balance wooded. :i:I mi. to
d. c. PIicc ~ 900: terms. VIII assist
financing under GI bill. j. E. KELLY.
Z. l. HURLEY, BrosIus Building, Rock
vile Md Phone E.!t
Evening star., 1945-09-10
LOTS WANIEp.
AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.

LOT IN ". section for FOUR "a nily fl
IA 2935 IA
Evening star., 1945-09-10
Goren on Bridge
The Weekly Quiz.

@. 1-As South you hold:
AKJ5 093 nAJ1064 A95a
The bidding has proceeded:
North. East. South.
A 20 CD
What do you bid?
A. Two spades. The adverse overcall has
East passed you would have been obliged
to bid two diamonds because your hand is
too good for mere simple raise. which
might be construed by partner as cour-
tesy bid. Since you are now making frea
bid, call of Two spades denotes good
hand. bid Of three diamonds would be
improper. When partner rebids three
spades YOU intend to go to four without
knowing whether you can make game
or not.
@. 2-As South you hold
As y KJ642 n97 Ak 10652
The bidding has proceeded:
North. East. South. West.
IA Pass ~ Pass
"a Pass (2
What do you bid now?
A. Pass. You are treading on thin ice
and may, fan in at any moment. While it
ably play better than spades, unfortu-
nately. if you make an effort to find out
partner won't let go, and you will wind up
IN some unmakeable contract, probably
doubled. Make up your mind to take q
snort loss on hands of this type.
Evening star., 1945-09-10

A. Two hearts. You must make soma
bid which absolutely lnsureS your SONG TO
"a me, even If partner is trickless The
only bid available Tor this purpose is the
cue BID. To be sure that is telling a
slight falsehood because you have one los
ing heart, but sometimes you must tell
lie me better TO describe the power OF
YOUR hand
tCopyrleht, a45, by Charles H. Gorenl
Evening star., 1945-09-10
@. As South you hold:
4 K Q65 = l07 nA9 AJAX KQs5
What do you bid now?

A. Three diamonds This hand has great
possibilities depending upon partners heart
situation. A temporary bid should be made
at this point to afford the opportunlty for
the eHchanse Of further intorms ton.
passing since he has Jumped the bic and
this is the third suit you have shown
The daily monitor leader., 1945-11-21
Penalty for Unions
Meets House Acfion
WASHINGTON, Nov. 2l

WASHINGTON, Nov. 81 -
(P)- A decision neared today
on whether the House will be
called upon to vote at once on
bill that would penalize labor
unions violating no-strike agree
ments.
The Rules Committee set a
meeting Cl0:30 a. m. EST to
determine whether to put the
legislation TO test on the floor,
or to lay ii aside while the la
Dor management conference is
in session.
The measure, by Rep. May
(D-Ky) would deprive unions
striking in violation of contract
pledges of collective bargaining
rights for one year and make
them liable for civil damages.
Also confronting the rules
group for similar decisions are
two other major bills:
An anti-racketeering measure
by Rep. Hobbs (D-Ala.) which
would subject any person in
terferring with interstate COM
merce by robbery or extortion
to maximum penalty of Sl0,-
600 fine or 20 years in Jail.
Hobbs said the bill is aimed at
stopp ng the "hijacking" of
farmers taking their produce to
market.
BOOST FARM PRICES
A measure by Rep. Pace Cd
Ga) that would boost parity
prices of farm products about 81
per cent by requiring that the
increased cost of farm labor be
made a part of the parity for
mula.
Rep. Cox (D-Ga.), Rules
Committee member, has con-
tended that Congress is on a sit
down strike" on labor legisla-
ton for the duration of the la
bor-management conference now
in its third week. Cox described
the conference as complete pre-
tense"
He predicted in an interview
that the committee will delay
the anti-strike measure but send
to the House floor the Hobbs and
Pace measures.
Opponents of the Pace Parity
Bill argued before the Agricul-
ture Committee that it would
bring higher costs for food and
cause labor to demand increased
wages.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-11-21

M/SGT. JAY WILSON. 80,
has been awarded the Bronze
Star medal for heroism under
fire, and the Soldiers Medal for
heroism not involving actual
combat with the enemy. The
Bronze Star was given him for
meritorious achievement, when
he volunteered, in addition to
ris regular daily duties as dis
patcher of a service company
with the 145th Infantry regi-
ment on Luzon, as a relief driv-
er in order to maintain a COLI
slant flow of supplies to the for
ward elements of the regiment
during the hard-fought Mount
Pacawagan campaign, from Ap-
ril 10 to May FL, 1945. The
route was under constant artil-
lery fire and occasional rifle
frei, and the strict blackout
made the route even more dan
gerous. Sgt. Wilson won the
Soldiers Medal for organizing
the soldiers and civilians on Lu-
zon in June to stop flames which
threatened an entire dump and
endangered the lives of many
men in the area. After starting
the rescue organization work.
Sgt. Wilson "risked his own life
further removing drums and
cans of gasoline partially in
flames. He incurred painful
burns on his hands while per-
forming his courageous act. The
calm and efficient manner i'll
which Sgt. Wilson took control
of a dangerous situation and his
own heroic efforts were instru-
mental in preventing destruction
to much government property
and in saving many lives" the
citation concludes. With three
years experience in the regu-
lar army Sgt. Wilson re-entered
service in December, 1943, and
has been overseas for II months.
His wife and son, Gary 4, make
their home at 20400 Voiland
avenue, and he has four broth
orc in uniform
The daily monitor leader., 1945-11-21
Hunt Desperate
FugftiveS from
Windsor. Jail

WINDSOR, Ont, Nov. 81 -
Up American as we'll as Ca
madam authorities were alerted
today in the search for six pris-
oners who broke out of the Es-
sex County Jail here Tuesday.
Authorities warned that the
men - five of whom were serv-
ing long terms may shoot to
kill if cornered.
The prisoners sawed their way
out ...ird floor cells and over
powered George Renaud. a night
watchman, and Arthur Smith, a
turnkey. The two men were
locked in cells after the fugitives
had taken their keys.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-11-21
Wh III. Goh,,

CHARLES r. PERRY, seaman
1/c, has returned to his naval
duties at Norfolk, Va, follow
ing a 72-hour pass spent with
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Perry. 3OO5 Harper avenue. in
service 20 months, he has been
al sea aboard the destroyer Case
for the past II months, and Is
expecting a 30-day leave next
month.
S/SGT. CHARL E S NAL
LAST, %, was discharged Nov.
/ Camp Mccoy, lis, after
three years service. He spent
two and half years in the ETO,
IN North Africa, France and Ger
many, returning to this country
Oct. 27 aboard the Ike Cham
plain. aircraft carrier. He holds
six battle stars, and is making
his home with Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles E. Mallast, IS Hubbard
avenue.
CPL. OLIVER A. DENESHA,
formerly Of the 4l35th AAF
Base init at Hill Field, Utah,
was released from the Army Air
Forces at Patterson Field, Day
ton, O., after Al months of serv-
ice. He spent 35 months overseas
i'm Panama as a truck driver in
the Sixth Air Force, and holds
the American Theatre ribbon,
Good Conduct and Drivers med
al. His sister is Lucille Tromb-
ley of 9 Smith street Cpl. Dene-
sha plans to live in Detroit.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-11-21
Boxer Dies
As n. Z. Guns
Roor Again
NEW YORK

NEW YORK. Nov. 2l Up
- A man identified by police
as Al Dummy Davis, 26-year-
old former contender for the
worlds lightweight and welter-
weight boxing titles, was shot
to death outside q Brooklyn tav.
ern early today.
The assistant chief inspectors S
office said Davis was trying to
stop four men who robbed the
tavern. Davis, whose real name
was Albert Davidoff. was shot
through the chest.
The boxer, who scored one of
the rings outstanding upsets in
1914 with q one-round knock
out Of then lightweight cham
pion Bob Montgomery in 4 nom
title bout, met many of the
rings top fighters during his
career.
Known as a rough and tum-
BILE campaigner, he was subject
to the heaviest penalty ever inn
posed on fighter by the New
York State Athletic Commission.
In 1910, e state body revoked
his license and fined him $4,000
Of his share of the gate after his
fight with then welterweight
title-holder Fritzie Zivic.
Davis had been disqualified in
the second round of the fight
for repeated fouling of the well
terweight champion.
The Athletic Commission re-
instated Davis in September,
1943.
Meanwhile the police depart
ment's crack pistol marksmen,
all membe. ; of the forces prize
winninw gun teams. patrolled
New York City's streets in a
further step in the city wide
campaign against mounting vio-
lence and crime.
The sharpshooters were taken
off other duties and assigned to
radio cars and cruisers last night
by order of Commissioner Ar
thur w. Wallander who also in
dicated he was surveying the en-
tire department to determine
how many men, now assigned to
desk work or special non-patrol
duties, could be put on the
streets.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-11-21

Hobbs, in support of the anti
racketeerings measure, said l.
900 farmers are being 'held up
every night" At the Holland
Tunnel in New York City, he
told the Judiciary Committee,
100 truck drivers are stopped
each night and made to pay
S9.42 if driving a heavy truck
and S8.4l if driving a light
truck.