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Evening star., 1945-10-20
3 British Loan Conditions
Urged by Trade Council

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Oct. 20-The Ma
tional Foreign Trade Council yes
terday set up three conditions which
1T said the United States should
make before lending financial aid to
Great Britain:
l. Modification of the sterling area
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ROOMS Observation-Disclosures

ehsr 'S Gail iP'ns ss9son snt "isR sands;
HON 9S oR Res5sGS aR eRsvJP Chase
from downtown: all conyeniences; si4 PSI psi
Tss5 3S1S Ns4,a1y s4 7oxsh 5d EM VasaIarse sls3
WINDOWS convenent bus IS. and fan stPeetcar Pees;
seo s. ssD sth ist ST. r0o I9 Ell 91o7
bright. private lavatory, all conv: exc. bu,
81 trs2sp., 20 min, single s45; two, $50
~ 1870 sth M ST: N;w;.Double room. twir
1896 Ds T2KRaeE e isse RA $50
ss%$ aGsi sHERRIER he Ri rL. N.w.-Nice room TO.
employed couple, private home; l othe,
ss5; s0n EMs SisS aaSi sa'h' $40 Also single room
pEivste pEnS , bath; price $50. ofacer preferred
With wit sgn pyt bath for discriminating per
@ $sss MORRISON sr.-N!esly turn. rm for
ssss Il f. AvG ne M Swse w1 7oas f4ont rm
maple furn., twin beds, inner-spring mat
eEfSi ressd sa nae g5 only n4C dns no
I6iI HOBART ST N.W.NNeatiy furnished
b bath with shower, a,hw. unlimited phone;
eli SHERIDAN ST. NV, Takoma Park
Room for >. S25 each GE. 6233.
i4l9 18th ST. NW.-Lovely single rm.
semipvt. bath; garage; $50 a month:
block to bus, 5 min. downtown: refined
gentleman or -servicemar, TIA 906o.
S12 DECATUR ST. N.W.-Large front
room for young couple or two, nicely
furnished; 500 month each 10.
t39 GIRARD ST. NV. near 14th-Large
front twtn-bed room, ) windows, large
closets, attrac. furn., newly papered and
5122 Bird PL. N.W.-Large single room
with 2 windows, use of phone; y block
express 1i3a MosS pas; ss5 2r m9nth h "a e.. s4o9
men, single beds, inner-spring mattresses:
very clean: S6 per person.
1884 NEWARK ST. NV block off
$500 block Conn. ave; private home, un-
limited phone: gentleman only; S35,
1916 SPRING RID. N.W.-1 single rm.
SI35 F ST. N.W.Wconseryative service
wife or couple. Housekeeping rm.; SIl VIZ,
DI. 2135.
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POULTRY & EGGS.

GRASSY KNOLL CHICKS-Va.. U. S ap-
pToysa pT0sses pgiofGm va eontT3ied edTfea rfd
LeghornS SeXed chicks poultry equipment
GRASSY Knoll HATCHERY, Lincoinia.
Alexandra, Va R. No. 3, Phone AL.
! WANT 1000 BABY CHICKS every week.
Blood-teSted Reds, Rocks or crosses tno
Western chicks. Nearby hatchery only
parcel post, o. G. MAXWELL. 15-fp' Lanhs fs iTS M
sY7s 5 each Sod IN lot; should esAi lay 0tH IN
MTsscovY AHTsseo LaYING asG BUCKS NyA!sEs I each
also large duck egGs per dozen, 75c Call
.;oo :oo WHITE ROCKS, s weeks old, sc each
i95 n H. RED CHICKENS, o weeks old. as
many man as yog want at Sl'5 each. Gath
LEGHoRN ROOSTER, 10 weeks old, hand
Ia!Iss RfDs, hARRTD e1sh RockS 20 white ha Rocks
Wyando;tes, Lemons. Rock-Red Cross.
Giants as-orted Blood tested Your or
MERE CHICKS, ColinFswood n j.
sH 4i4S Gienmo61 S1s2s 0' eSSS Nd weekly Phone
CHICKS, COD, sIi.95-IO0. Assorted
9FotieES 1n!Ga or IsyeFs Aye Lesaorns' % Rocks Reds
Rush order, Pay postman. T BIDDIE S, S
1911 Ridge ave. Phila. 2S Pa
LARGE LAYING HENS. IL mos. old New
Hampshire Reds. $3.50: Leehorns, 50 each.
Also thoroughbred male collie l year old,
and one brush goat. 3 miles beyond
Co!esYille on Route %, frst house on
right beyond Herbert Hell's store. Phone
Ashton 5361
FRESH EGGS-Can ship large white eggs
direct from farm. or e dozen metal mail
nHso tnE crafes' Va JOHN c. JACKSON Route 2ls,
BARRED PLYMOUTH ROCKS, breeding
stock. y weeks old. bred for egg produc-
ton and size. Telephone Vienna 3O3 10"
BRooDER. battery, Buckeye. 1000 capac-
!ty. used ; weeks; cost Sl69, plus freight;
100 cash. so "a 9-wk. Barred Rock
pulletS. 81 so each. 200 "a 1-wk New
Hampshire pullets. SIPS each. 1901
Blackfoot I'd Branchville. Nd INs
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BOATS.

AARRs f! l9g5 BoAf f YARD Gshm Ib FL
iSsr SHTboaK6 q MOTOR, -, & hP used less
s6-FT. BOAT. No. i3-Jlos: 7l,-ft beam.
440 Gray marine motor. located Marshalls
Railway Deale;; e6;o Md. Priced right for quick
FOR SALE is-ft. center-board sloop,
very fast: ideal craft for Potomac River
ATTENTION BOAT builoers-Here is all the
power equipment Tor your boat: 65-h p.
stuti1ng box, all behring's. exhaust pipe, ruo-
der, oil cooler double flexible couplings;
6o 6o06 6oS 4if SS s9mPste pke eadX w. TO o a
FOR SALE. cupboard motor, ia horse
power Water Witch, good shape. SIS. D1
living blocks from Ta'Rhsi Msii iG living room room
with l6 windows. telephone hathtub. run
ning n water, gas stove, regulated oil, oil heater,
only!; Boy 4g3.P; s.ar,
CAILLE 0UTBoARD M MOTOR for one who
Lycemine engine 1915; See the STEWARD
hand pump, repair kit; carries four; no
holes, practically new. Ideal for beach,
fsRR9PE sRe9 e. SPsey r BfS st. e5 GsE Bez co. s2o
oUTBoARDi, 4.hp Neptune twin or ship
Water witch. After l pm. Sunday
sALE@outboard motor Evenrude, 5H
Ff Can yaW at ME wafeSab afo nefqTa Msss Will
trade for summer for similar boat on
SheuSaPeaks g ksiSYiP Ray Box 2solD Star. ~
csl GoioEf TE slS8 5S;s Can be seen all day Sunday
EoS sALE@a4-ft. Delco cabin cruiser at
oUTBoARD MOTOR, tuSr racing, HIP. caille,
senior model. S135. DU. $500, Ext. 1874,
PoAT lPLANKING, cedar 5l4s by 1ox16
IT., s. As By ska ft. Inquire SO Maine
so.FT; MOTOR YACHT, fully equipped,
eoastns dnck TRACE capacity 90 pri
l5 tuly Goe eauiPPed spotlight and radio; price
WANTED-outboard motors, regardless Of
size or condition: cash for same 737
MoLvERINE 1s-ft boat with h.p. Sea
for, same, S65. 4915. Monroe ST. Newton
EVssub Ess ma ano mi so from ousosfo Rssss
and parts; used parts: factory representa-.
sSsF1 iSfF 7sR BR1bGh b3sh pfck cruiser cabins
heavy construction, heavy-duty engine,
excellent condition, reasonable. Wo. 6467.
CHRIS CRAFT CRUISER. 30 it, Al cond.
10 couden rd' aIndianhead, Md, Indian
WANTED TO BUY-sailboat, penguin class
or similar S200-S250. PROVENSEN, FIR.
400, Ext. 547, s an. to 4;30 pm.
CRUISER, f1at-bottom: 6o-h.-p. motor;
$3.50. See at 5622 3ond st. NV. 1O*
CANOE, 1S', SS5; MR.. NEVES, Potomac
Boot Club, 36th ard K sts. NV. 10"
OUTBOARD MOToRB0AT. 14-ft. runabout
type, Evinrude light four motor. 81 hip,
1889 model; new condition; $500. CO.
91SS.
SALE-SEXTANT in excellent condition,
with case; S75. Glebe 2173. H.
WANTED-Outboard 2 to 10 hip. in good
condition; will pay cash. Glebe 2173 IL
CONTINENTAL ENGINE suitable for motor
boat. Phone Hillside O659. 10'
oTTBoARD MOTOR, Bendix, Eclipse, twin
REEa sLSo e M for Sale In excel
lent condition; has ratsey sails: boat in
water; bargain at S595. Call MR.. BUR-
ROUGHS at ME- 7797 on Sunday, OF TIE.
b101 evenings during week.
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DOGS, PETS, ETC. tcont.).
FARM and GARDEN,

BEES AND HIVES, including honey. Apt
!. 616 Silver Spring ave, Silver Spring,
FOR sALE-strawperry plants, Big Joe;
reasonable. 431" Tcckerman St, Univer-
L.STaHA Tx PsSk Hys5t50[Ie 5g b60m coen.
ASHTON NURSERY, $50 Georgia ave
PETtNiAs. 1 p"oPe Resithy plants. not in bloom.
nums sc each @ AsHToN HURsER9 'iR lsq $50 S5i0
Georga ave. and Underwood St
DE DE, LAVAL milking machine with one com;
.ply 4 mos, rSsasonsDle. RA: 500.
AsAlFA o1 eoo4 nsS Ssd S9 PhSne
FITzHUGH, Gaithersburg 14-F-i4
SoD-3o acres fine sod for sale, Phone
CUT FERNS asparagus plumosis). Can
M5tBuEs FERNS ? oG g. Box Se?S 542, T.Es GsEe
LANDSCAPE SERVICE, pruning, planting
transplanting, soddins, lawns made, reno
yated, tree work, flagstone walks. W, C.
ToMAToEs AND BROCCOLI dozen. 45c;
o9 ssPnas g. n Moanf Rst Rsne1 s4 pn2d Ma 4l'9 1921
TOP SOIL and filling dirt Delivered. DU.
FA"N a Soos' MOVER HK, so9a powered wanted Call
GARDEN STAKES for tomatoes. vege-
tables and flowers, &c # HECHNGER
CO. stores Phone Atlantic 400.
cow MANURE well rotted; excellent DUAL
9T 81 Per bu at yard 1sl4 Bryant ne
PETUNIAS. large. healthy plants ideal for
window, boxes or yard, 25c dozen. Call
SPECIAL SALE of annuals, perennials
yGgetable I,9 p!antS. evergreens and shrubs.
GARDFN IRACToR-Pracfica brand
ne%, hp complete with plow, cult
driven, > ward speeds, one reverse. Call
MANURE, well ro,ted, $3.50 per Is bushels
delivered WA i593
CUSTOM combining and baAng Northern
Va. D c KENNEDY, Box $50, Rte. ]. Alex
lnquife Perrys Cabins miles S on No
WILL CUT and bale hay on share basis;
WINsLoW; Norbeck, Nd Rockville jim
vile 2o5s. or wfite WADE BROS, BOYD
TRACToRs-Dlsk harrow, plows, com.
Dqss basr al ype @ farm s5
IS s od aseps En- Phone hon Falls Church Va
rahsDannp ef"ns e 6SS5 sE9 on n0sas sH si1S
GARDEN DEvELoPMENT-specimen ever.
greens greens for screen f9Gndation lawn, large
bedding plants. heavy clumps Of myrtle
for banks, shady spots. grading, seeding
drainage. maintenance, fences. rustic los
walls, euard, rails, pengolas, arbors. trellls
( drlVeWays, fagstone walks, terraces. rocb
gardens, pools, painting. carpentering
Wondergro makes poor soils good gooc
PAIR BAY HORSES. work sinele or double
one GOOD rider cheap, $3.50 with harness
WANTED Tractor mower for Case &C
Emerson S1Ai 10.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED Cont !

FAX sHd masssiass @ Sc Sc Per . i0S is: Is
our cannot
snd ACE e JUNK e.
NEWSsPAsPiEAKs NEW wanted ant I0sSi SOC per 100 lbs;
delivered our warehouse Pss You l0e cannot mot
US. Highest prices paid for house rags,
scrap iron and metals. WASH RAG &
eAf off1ef rTNGRE fa 81 of a R deeeynons sood
also modern radio cabinet, extra large.
6ursoAkD 6GF sS$lRi Ssn5i MoroR, 90 to "a bp late
STEPHAN, s2o MicSisan ave, ne: sivins
PIANo-We are looking for spnet, apt. up
cash price. GE. s465.
PIANOS wanted players, uprights. grands;
MA: 1865 after 10 am.
PIANOS WANTED - Grands. spineIs OIL
or P' Dhon @ sSos5 aTo %oRcH SeaR RF'ff gag st w1'
PIANo-Wills LAY cash for spinet, a
small % / a apartment upright or grand Phone
PoWER LAWN MOWER. good condition
screen wire. Call RA. s04l after 9 pm.
PUNCH PRESS wanted, fair condition, 4
to 70 ton. Call Sligo a476,
RADIO. wanted at once, also want bed
room suite and two-piece living room suite.
Ph1ps R.nfo AT aoss before weekdays
RADIosReaaonabie eesa aao PRICE nx paid for radios
sfERHENsoN M ?56o ifa'In~ s. NV. 81 81 e97z. W.
binations and auto radios preferred, IT, i'm;
AUTO y RADIO CO. i7oe Eth St. NV
or b cubic T.. cash, RA ST7.,
RUG. ox12, reasonably priced Wo.
sAxoPHoNE, B fiat tenor Call Randolph
SEWING MACHINE, Singer, electric or
treadle; must be in good condition. Call
SA sAwiSG fSa9 aAcHlSEsmwe sf,e1 M buy all types;
eVFF p1nTEn AZ St or RE eT0S TAG E%.J Re a
water kettle small odd cups and saucers.
SMALL BATTERY BRoopER for, chick
SMALL i0naen 1saSTRaIi TRavflSG 81 FoH 2dt
STTr s92d fonfii92 No asg9 Ext 5@4
TRICYCLE. for 8-yr.-old, good condition,
TRicYCLE-Win trade cartons ciea-
year-old Warfcld 1850
TRICYCLE. for 3-yr-old baby. Tel. OR.
yICTRoLA UNIT to plug in radio; also
child hobby OF rocking horse, nursery
WAGON OR TRICYCLE. for 5-yr old boy;
reaSonabie . Cal! TEDDY, ME. 1921.
CASH fOk DIAMONDS ano OLD goio. dia-
mond Watches and discarded jewelry ER.
aESu 9sRK a1GhSs1 aAG e1a pti 18th 217s
msonds. silverware, cameras. Clothing and
S.s5rd M zwfFS G;sRm0na' on
ave: ,,. n;w-Aousehcld; once and antique
paid. MA; 5g39, am. to 8 pm. Ewes
ARE YOU MOVING, Private party de-
sires to buy furnishings for 3-bedroom
WANTED, for my little girls birthday
a, doll carriage IN good condition. Tele-
phone WI 1l@3
WANTED TO BuY-sman tricycle. Call
WILL Buy RADIO. RCA-244 or similar
radio combination Call Hobart Si34
Sunday. 70 to ! am, and to II m.
WILL. BUY FURNITURE for l-room apt
II apt is available GF SiHS 1os
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COAL, WOOD and FUEL OIL,

ANDIRONS, fire tools. screens and ali fire-
place goods repaired and refinished D. L.
CROMWELL. 723 18th st. NV. Me 1l34
, to # lengths. Write 10 r. J. MELTON,
Bryans Road P. O., Maryland, or go TO
Hungertord Garaee, Bryans Road, Mary
land for directions to the farm. to see
wood after 80 pm. daily or after noon
on SUNDAYS lOs
Evening star., 1945-06-10
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.

LIVING ROOM. dining room and hall fur
El'ure, solid mahogany IN good Condi-
ton. rugs, chinaware and glass, 10 rent al
reaS0nable rate. HO. U2l0 after = p m.
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Continued on Next PaGe.)
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BOATS (cont.).

CHESAPEAkE CANOE, 22-ft.; sail and I'D,
oars, anchor. newly painted, S400. Also
West River 23s-F-14.
CRUISER, Chriscraft, 30-ft. de luxe, 13O-
hip. motor. run less than 40 hrs, good
speed sleeping accommodations for 4,
galley; lavatory: all conveniences. Boat as
good as new. Price, $4,000. Can be seen
at Nash Marine, 18th and Maine ave. s.w.,
Saturday afternoon and Sunday. Name Of
boat, Beverly L." BERRYVILLE BASKET
CO. Berryville, Va. Phone Berryville SO.
HARTGE, 20-footer Ratsey sails, S675.
HARTGES BOAT YARD, GaleSville, Md.
MAST, 2S it. long, for sale. fir, round. var
nished, boom II it., no fittings DU. 1907
or DU. S563 10'
80 SCHOONER, Marconi- Ratsey $3.50
So Deckhouse Cruiser - 1000
lS' Sloop. Cabin - 1900
so Auxiliary Gutter - 1900
6S' Motor Yacht, Twin Screw 1900
Also cabin cruisers from so to so.
ALEXANDER & BROOKS. ME-. 5352
Yacht Brokers--Marine Insurance
Evening star., 1945-06-10

Soft. WHEELER. twin motors. SIS 900.
3S-ft Dwyer, Sport Fisherman, $3.50.
6s-ft Mathis, houseboat yacht, 81 1000.
Bit Stevens, twin motors. $1,000
Also auxiliary sail, "a to 90 overall,
charters at S25 a day and up. INQUIRE
NORMAN ALAN HILL, Severna Park, Md
LUXURIOUS CRUISER = 75-ft custom
built Matthews, power tender, beautifully
furnished and eauipped. Speedway engine
electric toilets, hot and cold running wa
ter, hot-water heat, teak trimmed every
= =comfqrt and convenience for. L? people
Va, Sunday am. and evenings
t2' FAMILY cruiser, 40; ready -S4,l5O
45 Red Bank, '43 Gray: . cabins $3.50
g., Hou8eboat sleeps plus 4 ready a,s50
30 Challenger' sloop, sleeps 4 - 1850
30 Marconl Sloop, 40; teak deck $500
SO Marconi LaWley yawl: able. fast q $50
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-08

hair spread out on a pillow. Around his neck was
a long gold chain which he loved TO wear crossing
on his breast beneath a great ruby. Diamond rings
sparkled on his withered fingers.
Around him were his carved chests filled with
the other things he took pride in his suits OF
white flannel and white wooen homeSpun, his
goldheaded cane white hat, shoes and silk cap,
manuscripts he penned, the many books he wrote.
There was talk about a quart jar filled with
diamonds that had been sealed up with the body,
as well as six hundred 81 900 bills which were
to be used in the furtherance Of his work when
he returned TO life.
The 100000 in cash was mentioned later in
a suit by Queen" Mary Purnell, the vigorous
matriarch who had shared King Bens rule during
all the years and whom he had admitted at hear
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-08

The Seventh Messenger" Violated His Own Rule
Against Touching the Dead, Cultist Said, When
D0IDhine Horne Died. Unable to Revive Her by
Ordering the Devil Out of Her Body lie Sat Be
side Her Far Into the Night, Strokng Her
Long Hair.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-08

because OF later trOubIes, Was
never built.
For a long time the bier was
guarded, day and night, by two
fierce dogs and band of men
who were sworn to shoot to kill.
No one was allowed 10 look at
the body except the undertaken,
who came regularly once a month
to examine il.
The Undertaken talked. He said
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-08

AnOny which would assure them
~ternal lie provided they never
mentioned the rite 20 their parents
or anyone else Most OF the girls
were profoundly shocked by what
followed. but they were afraid to
mention the matter, even 20 the hus-
bands who were later chosen for
them by lot.
1T WAS estimated that at least 100
] girls had submitted 20 the cere-
-neHp.- King -BeH's-faVeFites 20
mained az shiloh. some of them for
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-08


NAMED al shiloh. some Of them for
years and while they were there he had access to
their rooms
Witnesses testified that liquor was served in
the royal suite. and that they had seen young
girls intoxicated there.
one former Shiloh resident told how the
prophet had violated his rule against touching the
dead when young Dolphine Horne. Of whom he
was particularly fond, collapsed during prayer
meeting. She carried 10 another room where
King Ben tried in vain TO revive her by gazing
into her eyes and repeating over and over again
Satan, come out Of her.
Finally her body grew cold and it became OBJ
viouS she was dead.
BENJAMIN and I laid her out table" the
witness said He sat there, stroking her hair and
talking about her He sat there for long time
il must have been in the morning before we lett
Most of his followers refused to believe any
of the charges II. +. DeWhirst, who resigned
Superior Court judgeshp in California to join the
colony and become its legal adviser, said
His persecution was foreordained AS far back
as 1903 Benjamin himself predicted he would be
accused wrongfully by women.
But the court ordered the aged ruler 10 leave
the House Of David and put the colony In the
hands OF a receiver. Before the orders could be
carried out King Ben died. His followers kept his
daath secret for three days and his body, sur.
\nded by hot water bottles, lay untouched on
Vbed
When his resurrection failed to occur on the
third day, as they had hoped they obtained per.
mission from the district health officer TO delay
burial for another "a hours in the belief that since
Lazarus had been dead four days before he was
revived King Ben might require the same period
The fourth day passed without incident. and
reluctantly the grieving cutists allowed the body
10 be embamed Instead of being buried, however,
it was sealed in glass coffin and placed in room
THE ANFRICAN WEEKLY
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-08

awesome soemnity he explained that all young
girls were required 10 undergo blood publication
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-08

~ Lake Nlchlgan, II mas an eldDOIdte lOullSI
camp a beer garden, dance hall, large green
house thriving jam and jelly factory and 800
acres of vineyard, the largest single acreage OF
grapes in Michigan
But Queen Mary now SO, hasn't done badly
either Her cult has tourist cabins, music studio
an auditorium with its own power plant and
100 acres of valuable fruit orchards. In Benton
Harbor it operates three.story hotel, two public
restaurants a laundry and a bakery.
The rest Of the country got pretty upset about
the goingson of the old man with the whiSkers,
but Benton Harbor residents didn't take the ac-
cusatons too seriously.
What resentment there has long since dis
appeared and the city considers it has excellent
neighbors in the long haired residents of Queen
Marys encampment and the original colony.
Although there is certain amount of rivalry
in attracting the tourist trade, the rival factions
get along very we'll with each other Despite their
cleavage they are still brothers under the beard.
Both groups still adhere to the principles laid
down by King Ben, but the future doesn't look too
bright. In spite of the promise of immortality,
deaths seem TO be occurring regularly and there
are no children to carry on the faith. If the
prophet is going TO come to life he had better
do il fairly soon or he may have no one left 10
lead to that 10O0-year sojourn in Heaven.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-08

ings, he had married with
out divorcing his first wife.
She had been his companion
when they were desperately
poor and travelling the coun-
try in a covered wagon while
preaching their gospel that
Benjamin was the second son
of the mother of Jesus, the
Seventh Messenger Wh o s G
coming was foretold in the
tenth chapter of Revelation.
After the prophets death,
Lawyer Dewhirst, who had
been nominated by King Ben
as mis- successor, took over
control of the colony but
Queen Mary challenged his
authority. She spoke about
the fortune in currency, but
il was her belief that her huS-
band had hidden the money
shortly before his death and
that some of his followers
had found it and kept 1t.
She demanded an account
ing, and asked the court to
all tho assets of the colony,
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-08
100 LCnQ

Since 1927 the House Of
Dovid's Foun e r n a S
Awoi+e d Resurrection in
His Glass Coffin. and Some
Of His Disciples Sort OF Sus'
pec+ He's There for Keeps
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-08

rival colony Known as the CITY OF DdVIu =
The original House of David, although reduced
TO 300 members has continued 10 flourish. Its
holdings have been multiplied several times and
its amusement park still attracts thousands OF
tourists every year. In addition to its other ac,
tivities, this cult now operates a mammoth cold
storage plant
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-08

dispose OF all the assets OF the COIOHy,
returning TO each member the amount
he put in when he joined and allowing
him wages for the work he had done
since When her plea was refused, she
insisted on a division of the real estate
and, with 260 disciples, established a
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-08

in Diam ond House to
await the erection of a
costly mausoleum which,
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-17
Monday, April is. 1915
Valuation
Boost Off

Common Council, opening its
annual tax hearings deferred ac-
tion for approximately two weeks
today on a proposal to hike the
assessed valuation of real estate
outside Grand blvd. by five per
cent, or an estimated $65,000,000.
Councilman William A. Com
stock denounced the proposal
which came from the board of as
SCISSORS. as "a grab for money at
the expense of people who cannot
protect themselves
Councilman William Rogell and
Charles f. Dorais also voiced OBJ
jections to a general increase that
would not similarly affect prop
erty within the boulevard AL
Three finally agreed, however, to
reserve judgment until the coun-
Gil, sitting as board of review,
completes its 53 scheduled hear
lngs,
The assessors defended their
proposal, which the council group
said seemed discriminatory, on
the ground that rising property
values outside the boulevard were
fast outStripping values for similar
property within the boulevard.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-17
.ExpensiveLiquor
Cut Withdrawn
.~~~~~NN~~N~~~~

An order of the state liquor
commission issued April 9 dras-
tically curtailing rationing of the
more expensive liquors TO all
Michigan SDDS and bars will be
reScinded. L. A. Kunzig. business
manager of the commission, an
nounced today.
Kunzig said the former policy
of equitable distribution of avail
able supplies will be continued so
that the public will notice little
change in the supply of the better
grades.
These had been cut 10 one bot
Tie per five-CaSe quota. Gin will
be ratlOned at one case were
-f1vp-CdSG quota as set up IN the
order, kunzig said
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-17
Busch Heads Naziis
West OF Berlin

WITH BRITISH TROOPS IN
GERMANY. April Is (INS)-
Captured German documents re-
vealed today that Field Marshal
Ernst Busch, a former commander
on the Eastern Front. had been
put in charge Of Nazi forces west
of Berlin.
Field Marshal Won Kesselring
the enemy papers disclosed. re-
tains his title of German supreme
commander on the Western Front
but actually commands only the
forces in southern and central
Germany.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-17

PFC. ALLEN VI. COOPER, Feb.
is, Corregidor, back in action; son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. j. Cooper, 32l
Adams court Ferndale,
-TI5 BURTON T.. DRUMMOND,
%. mechanized cavalry; March IL,
Germany; back IN action: Micro
matte Hone employe; in service,
March 1913; overseas July. 1914;
son OF Mr. and Mrs. Is. l.. Drum
mOnd. 1902 Elmhurst.
PFC. SAUL FREEDMAN, %.
infantry March %. Germany, hos
p!talized.. Paris Northern gradu-
ate; attended Lawrence Institute
OF Technology; in service three
years: overseas November 1914
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Max Freed
man. -3I28 Grand. brother, T )
Tenn Freedman. in France.
PFC. WALTER GRIMICKI, 20
mcchanized infantry, March %
Germany; back in action; attended
ChaadScy, Superior Pattern en-
ploye in service March, 1912
t,,--t>t-a-- -9etel7tr,- Sri of Mr.
and MI, WaSili Griwick. $500 ST
John
PVT. HONT ID. HALSTED JR.
20, infantry. March I, Germany
back IN action, attended North.
western and Aero haniC
School; IN service March. l943
overseas October. 1913. son of Mr.
and Mrs Hcyt d. Halstead Sr.
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