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Evening star., 1946-05-07
ROOMS Observation-Disclosures. asst.

1874 ST. NE.-Master bedrm.. twin beds,
bath and shower: or > men: u blk. from
Capitol Park; desirable; SO mo. Ii. 1885.
30O2 ?5th ST. N.E.-For gentleman; we'll
furnished bedroom with adjoining private,
s,i;ee poith rySi UoripeiteS n epT az
3044
slI 9Th ST. N.E.-Large room, double bed
in family; gentleman; $40 week Call
FIR. 1852 after pm. -
a417 n. CAPITOL ST-Large front double
room. on carline: couple or men only; S45
a month. Adams 4042. .
606 E ST. N.E.-Large, double room. $40;
single room. $50, next to bath; women
only Ii 311O. 3
3I6 EAST CAPITOL ST, Apt. 52-sinele
room. gentleman; unliul. phone, on carline.
FR. 39sI atter pm. S25. .
Goth ST. NE; > rooms
ior rent. $40 and IS week Ii R2SS
Evening star., 1946-05-07
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

VACANCY for young lady: express bus;
Unlimited phone, laundry privlleses. OR.
NEW HAMPSHIRE HousE-A few Vac
ancies for girls. 1712 New Hampshire
ave. NV. Ill
1914 r. T. AVE. N.W.-Double room for
gentlemen; l block 2 streetcars, walking
couple. l single room. 10
HIGH-CLASS GUESTHOUSE has vacan-
cies fol-, young ladies; food is excel; !;
house clean and definitely above average
Only better class persons desired Mod
erste prices; walking distance. Mchisan
LOVELY. LARGE. furn. room, 25-min. driv-
ing time downtown Washington. with
breakfast and dinner only to employed
couple. For information. phone Alexandria
5l21. IL noon to pm. only. 3
Evening star., 1946-05-07
APARTMENTS UNFURkIsHED.
APARTMENT HOUSES FOR SALE.
COOPERATIVE ApTs. FOR SALE

IMMEDIATE POSSESSION. studio apt. /
rm.: kitchen, bath and foyer; vicinity Of:
board service; large, restricted buildins;-
no children or pets: priced S6,50O, terms
APR. 81. I,ai IANIER pL. Nw-car ha
seen evenings, to s. other times by appt.-
only aaS Dearo ~. Ia ~
and porch; 3 exposures. Bldg. is restricted
socially and as to children aho pets. PllCe.
considerably under todays market value
EDMUND j. FLYNN (Authority on CO..
operative Plan since 1920, Woodward
Bldg, RE 12lS-1149
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APARTMENTS EXCHANGED.

ENCHANGE 3-BEDRUUM apaI Itment IN
Princeton. N. j.. for one IN Washington
ton University. Box 245-C, Star. - -
l-BEDROOM APT; in very desirable apt.
house for a 2-bedroom apt. in desirable
WASH. FOR CHICAGO; will sublet furu.,
2-bedrm. apt June l-Sept /, for similar
Will Will I ExCHhS6E beauni1l b GtH 1-beo on,
apt in practically new elevator building
near l4th and Van Buren, stS,, rent
apt priced not over $50. ME, 17ls-
SWAP APARTMENT, 9 bedrooms. . baths.
', a hington. for ] bedroom, living room
and kitchen in East Side Manhattan only.
AID 1862 a =
If you want to live in N. Y. for at least
a year, I offer my fully turnished 6-room,
2-bath Apartment. Box 2O5-E, star
Evening star., 1946-05-07
ROOMS FuRk,sHeo-Mp and VA

FREE ROOM RENT in exchange for baby
care, 3 nights week; convenient transp,
ARLINGTON. VA. 4sl2 N. 18th st
furnished bedrooms, near busline. For
information. call co. 1908.
ATTRACTIVE single room IN private home,
next to bath, unlimited phone convenient
TO all Govt. agencies. CHI $3.50.
4s11 23rd ST. NO., ARLISGTON-Attrac
tive, downstairs cerner room, private
bath and garage: ] block from bus. res
taurant and movie; $50. Call after & pm
ATTRACTIVE SINGLE ROOM for gentle
man, pvt. bath. GL 1887. .
1904 N: HARVARD ST, Arlington. Va
Nicely furn. single nm, newly furn.. pvt
bath, for Eentleman $50
Evening star., 1946-05-07
POULTRY & EGGS.

TWO THOUSAND white wyandotte and
N. H. Red chicks, best quality blood
tested chicks today only S11 per hundred
Q. D. MAXWELL, Defense hwy, Lanham,
Nd Phone Hyattsville G226, -
BROHER RAISERS, ATTENTION-Just
arrived 2 200 Rock x Red crosses: best
quality blood tested chicks: 1000 White
Rocks: $1l per 100. Hyattsville 0226,
o. G. MAXWELL, Lanham, Md. defense
hWy) ALWAYS home q
Evening star., 1946-05-07
ROOMS FURkIsHEp-s.E. and s.w.

364s HIGHWOOD DIR. S.E.-Lge- front
rm.: new, pvt. home . gentlemen, SO ca
Ii 4467 -
42O 10th ST. SE.-Lerge 2nd-no front
room; employed couple or > employed
girls; S25 mo each FIR 6424 IS
1880 BURKE ST. S.E.-Large room, . en-
ployed adults, temperate; use of kitchen;
s. each per week
116 c ST. S.E-Desirahle room, twin beds:
close to Capitol; good transportation;
Sc so each s
coLoRED-I13o 5th ST. s.E.-Room for
men, single beds: near Navy Yard nd
bus stop. Sc
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TABLE BOARD.

I 4O6 10th ST. N.W.-Here is a place to
eat fine, home cooked meals. Scientifically
prepared to retain vitamins and minerals
Dinner, $50 to pm: breakfast, : to
$50 am. Call MI. 5714 for rates. 3
Evening star., 1946-05-07
AVIATION.

TAYLORCRAFT, new, 1916. on display
Civitan Charity Carnival. 1900 block Wis
consin ave-, Bethesda. Md. through May
II, to be given away to lucky ticket holder
EVERY ONE WHO FLIES needs complete
aviation insurance protection Consult
sHIVERs INSURANCE AGENCY. 1O10
Vermont ave. NV. District 100.
Evening star., 1946-05-07

STOVE CO.. 1883 H st. ne, TR. 1882.
FURNITURE-Bedroom suite. living room,
ms; aAoI 81 sss:,. ' WI .A'
sas, snd coffee tables, etc. DE. 6460, EXT. II.
FURSiTuKEnLivins room suite. 3 pieces,
e.iI e.friEi Elm. 'ees SSss condition; priced right
:sss ss's .D Ter s'' ss' call ss?iR
FURNITURE-colonial ANTIQUE mahosany
With sa5: orentai ssfiaye taels Tas
9xlS. sls5; kitchen dropieaf table and )
ss5 srse g raar ntiess w., m s mr1ST
Ht g ss7 Wafh7eD e1i1f Dm sec con-
ssl. tfes anSy ss6 Hs s4s s
O seautial 's Srnished xsa tq fhreel ss
furntre to0 sestsf ansss rnss
large bedroom rug, lamps. Box 277-E,
ssssssS:ssSss Ss ss'Ss 'b @''sP f
TURNfTUREEAHiar1sSe' vi 1S'0' selection, slightly
pss p:sss ol .ne y bou.Ssa asm 'qs s pTs s
ITksRaais n :ss.' q! shsir Il if5ni. Sr9i enai @
@ @Sneot' uooAsneVeS' XII caplnets, maple Deo.
FURNITURE-Lounae chairs, love seats.
3.pc. living room suite, some new custom
built pieces and some unclaimed: all newly
upholstered and renovated: few antique
eshairs' saInp' .an, one sefs: s,eefs: SWISS pPHoISTERY
FURNITURE-Double bed, bureau, chest,
Sligo 4549, between 6 and pm.
FUKNlTUkE-1 studio couch, platform
rocker. double bed, coffee table and end
t tanle Apply 6-x Plateau pl. Green
FURNTTuRE-s maple suites. bedrm., d.
% Wa: only. G; I'm" dL Vlss ssss sup covers rugs
FURN-Blue mohair 2-pc. living room
suite; 5-pc. bleached maple dinette set, g.
Px Pe n6s5 ss5, sun parloF SET other misc. items
GARDEN HOSE, pure rubber, 25- It.
lengths of 8 it. pieces: bargain, So so.
LIZ sth st. NV, RE. 9232.
ssn ss used ACNE 'FEHs. fgRNrT1RE fSiss' co. 3.
GAS RANGES - 1mmediste delivery. all
sizes. sizes select gas range from Washing
TONS largest assortment of nationally
fsmGss Mass cb. branfs N sna Es,st A
terms sTaNDARp PEA FIRE se9s 4 BAFTEsY PT1sfs co. co.
10Th and H sts. ne, Open Friday and
Saturday to pm. II. 29S3, Ii. S741;
aNsd de Ssen @TSe M four r RusRsrf Ne oS 90s
GAS RANGE. de luxe model apt Size,
table top broiler, warming compartment,
4-burner oven and pancake grill, auto.
control, ivory enamel. S66. Call DI. 1917.
GREETING CARDS and racks for sale.
Wk. days. II am. to pm. Ma. 1915
Evening star., 1946-05-07


SINKS-Galvanized iron, 14-sauxe, welded
in 1873 compartments: sinks made to
order, any size. TARANT g. CO. rear $50
SODA 70 FoUNTA1N MA NA q s'Sf H. 5o-sallon ice
cream capacity, 4h-ft. Balm Maxie dou-
BILE sinks. toaster section, spot steam ta-
marble counter in front. one s4-h.p. and
one h.h.p. compressors, carbonator, dry
cold refrigeration, all stainless steel: also
formica top tables and chairs, magazine
fan. assorted pipes of all kinds Cali RIA.
lib between 10 am. and $50 pm. -
SOFA BEDS, $40; brand-new, in many
terms to suit your budget; SIS deposit, II
months to pay. Atlas only entrance is
directly underneath the large Atlas neon
sign. Be doubly sure you are in Atlas for
guaranteed lowest prices. ATLAS FUR
NITURE: 9s1 G st. NV. DI. 3737, DI.
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The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-14
announcements

NOTICE. AM NO LONGER RESPCN-
sible for Lillian Frances Hodges or
any debts she may make. B. B. Hodges,
1913 South Sixth st. :
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-14
Unclaimed Pledges

Bruno" slide trombone in ex-
cellent condition. Silver finish.
With case 80. so
Diamond horseshoe stickpin. Fiji
teen large diamonds --- 245. 90
Lady's genuine opal ring sur
rounded by fiery zircons. Vel
low gold mounting ------ 1880
16MM Electric movie protector 9.95
Lady's Bulova diamond wrist
watch. Twenty-four perfect dia-
monds. II Jewels ----- $780, 10
Conn trumpet. Gold lacquer. With
case. New 15o.o 90
16MM Movie Camera. F.3.5 lens 2s. IS
Spanish Electric guitar and am
plifier. Complete ----------- lis. 90
Service mems rings. Army and
Navy insignia. Yellow gold u. o5
Lady's genuine hand carved cam-
60 brooch. Solid gold frame.
Can be worn as necklace $500 $500
Walthsm pocket watch. is size.
Good as new 49, 5
Genuine leather briefcases. Straps
all around. Large pockets 49, $3.50
lLady's II Jewel Elgin Deluxe
wrist watch. Yellow gold 81. 50
Lady's dinner ring with three
beautiful diamonds. Yellow gold 1880
Lady's solid gold birthstone rings.
Yellow gold. Assorted stones s5
Antique French clock. Hand
painted 12Q. 50
Bridal set. Diamond solitaire and
band to match. Three diamonds
in wedding bard - rs. 90
Gents 81 Jewel wrist watch with
stretch band 1880
Lady's yellow gold wedding band SIS
Is Jewel Elgin pocket watch.
Chrome case %. so
Large assortment of High School
rings s4.s5 up
Portable amplifier set. In excellent
condition $3.50
Gents solid gold birthstone rings.
All color stones. Heavy mount
lngs 1885
Pierce c~hronograph wrist watch.
II Jewels 4q. IN
Gents solid gold zircon ring. Over
one carat size. Heavy yellow
gold mounting 4s $50
Plastic bugle. Khaki color. New SIS
Bausch & Lomb Military binocu-
lars. 6x30 power a. 5o
so Pc. Set of Rogers Silverware.
Service for eight in mahogany
chest with extra drawer - 34.75
Lady's platinum diamond ring.
One half carat with six side dia-
monds. An exceptional value.
Only 2I7. so
Cents top-grain aniline dye hand
bag. 20 inch. Including tax 2s. e5
Lady's airplane luggage. Genuine
leather binding. Including tax S13.l7 IN
81 pc. set of silverware. Service
for six. Solid sterling silver in
mahogany chest - 14s M
Sentinel Portable radio. Battery
and Electric 40. so
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-14
9O-Help Wanted, Female

AMAZING PROFITS. SELL NAME M
printed Christmas Cards. so for 81.
Complete line Christmas, Everyday AS
sentiments, Gift Wrappings, Stationery.
Approval Samples. Empire Card, Ell
mira, N. Y.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-14

WANTED-STENOGRAPHER, CAPABLE
of typing and shorthand. Must not .e
over 30. Call 6458.
The Valley settler., 1946-05-02

E.E.HARRSS BECOMES NEW MANAGER THIS nr. E.E. Horriss hecane1the manager of the E.V.F.c.A. on Nay l, l946. Until school is out 7rr. Harriss will be carrying on doub1e duties. Mr. Harriss came to the Valley in the fall of 1945 as saperint tendent of the Palmer Territorial School. During January of lo46 he accepted the position with the Matanuska Valley Farners' Cooperating Assoc iation as manager. lr. Harriss looks forward to a sue cessfu1 year and will ap- preciate the full co-operation of the member ship of the lT.V.F.C.A.
  LOCAL ORCHESTRA GIVES CONCERT 1rONnAY On Monday evening of this week the local Orchestra entertained an apprec iative audience with a varied program of music. q s fol1ows:
 Band Tight Cavalry"
 m1inuet in c" Clarinet 8 "Blue Danube" by Violin Duet Marjorie 1te1ke and
 Tessie Hermer Solovox Waters of Minnet onka" with voice VI love little Cottage
 Mrs. Paul Bartholomew Trumpet Solo "Lost Chord" Al len Linn Fourth Grade Group of Songs Band "The Bohemian Girl"
 "Scarlet & Gray" Vocal solos VT Love Life".
 "Rockin' in de Win" Raccoon By-1Irs. Paul Bartho1 omew Lullaby Piano Solo "Simple Confession"
 Jean Emery H.S. Glee Club "Gypsy Song"
 "Sni1 in' Through" Solovox "End of Perfect Day"
 Mrs. Paul Barthol omew Band 'TIarch of Progress" collect ion was taken up for the purpose of buying Supplementary reading books for the school. CANTATA SUNDAY MAY :
The Valley settler., 1946-05-02

@Before coming to Palmer, Dr.. Sims was wi tn tho Coast Guard in Ketchikan uhero he did Dental Work since 1943. Before that lime he Uas in Philode1ph on the Staff with the Marine Eospi tai Tor A years. Nebrc sknns will be interested to know that Dr. Sims uas originally from that State. His home town was Friend, Nebraska which is vest Of Lincoln.
The Valley settler., 1946-05-02
MossE sTARTLEs RESIDENTS OF PALMER

MO6SE STARTLES RESIDENTS OF PALMER Last week Wednesday at about 7:3O Bull Moose took short cut through the streets of Palmer coming down from tho vicinity of the Sloughtcrhous end crossir between tho school and Recreat ional Hall Ithoncc down tho main stroot to the former (chlcknn7 yards uhero ho sta1kod right thru Itho fcnccs and into tho gardens in front
 of the apartment s---f ina11y reaching tho
 woods back of AEl cstads. few dogs helped fhirn out of town. From thoro VIC have learned that ho arrived out on tho Hi gM7ay near E.c. christonsons, but sooing E.c. out in his yard ho decided to go back in Snodgrass' pa sturo.
 Mir. MD. Snodgross reports that thoro
 throe moose grazing in his pasture.
The Valley settler., 1946-05-02
REPUBLICANS HOLD RALLY

Following tho Musical Program on Monday |ovoning nino of tho Ropub1 icon candidates lin tho Primary Election April 30, hold Fo11 1y in the Palmer Cornnlnit ty Hall. Thoy. Eoro: MD. snodgras ss, J.C. Norris, Mrs. Evongo1ino Atwood, lr. Eneobroth, John
 Buggoo, Amor J. Potor son, Oscar Gill, Mir.
 Andro sen, and George Grigsboy.
 Tho Trading Post tas closed all day l1ay h st for Inventory. It. opened again Thursday. I'll COMr1UNI " HAL | 3:R
The Valley settler., 1946-05-02
[. .6.HARRISS BECOMES NEW MANAGER THIS
 WEEK

1tr. E.E. Horriss hecarae,the manager Of the N.V. CA. on Nay l, l946. Until school is out ?fr. Harriss will be carrying on double duties.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-25
JUDI L IOTA VI :
Negro Domestic Workers
Using Service OF USES

would help in lessening the load
which is now being carried by
North Carolina Unemployment
Compensation claims department."
Hinkle said.
Carpenters of almost any type
are still urgently needed for. the
rapidly = expanding building and
repair program being carried on
in the area, the manager said.
1--WE have been fortunate in plac-
ing the large number of carpenters
making application, and the point
has been reached that we can
place any carpenter from those
classified as skilled, down to al.
most rough carpenters, the mana
ger said. ia
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-25
JOBS PICK UP

Domestic Negro help which would
not ordinarily apply for jobs
through the local U. S. Employ
ment Service, we're reported yes
terday to be using these facilities
for being placed.
This, according to Manager
Harold M. Hinkle, is unprecedented
in IT, local area and is occasioned
by the diligent efforts of Roberta
|Dannelley and other Negro inter
viewers in the local divisional
offices, VIII for the past three
months have concentrated on re-
cruiting this type help for employ
ers of the community.
go Applicants Placed
During the past two months the
offices have placed an average
of so applicants in domestic work
within the community, and although
this number does not meet the
local demand, the figure proves
that progress along this line is be
ing made, Hinkle said.
At the sa :e time, the manager
disclosed that the local offices
have listed a substantial back
log of Negro male help who wou.e
ordinarily be used fo- domestic
help, in lieu of the fact that there
is still a shortage of female help.
These Negro men could take
Jobs as walters, service statlo1
attendants, laundry workers. port
ers. cooks, dishwashers, and TO-
help in eating establishments, &C
cording to Hinkle who has peer
urging local employers OF this typs
to use male labor when female
Icannot be obtained.
Not Enough Jobs
eve have been placing many
NEGRO men on construction JOBS
but there are not enough such Joo'
to 90 around, and orders Tor 40
nestle help and placements II
most of these other lighter jobs
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-25

HARBOR ISLAND. CHOICE LOT $3.50.
Cash. Call 2-8545.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-25
180-Legal
PROPOSALS FOR THE CONSTRUCTION
OF SANITARY SEWER EXTENSIONS
Wilmington, North Carolina

PROPOSALS FOR THE CONSTRUCTION
OF SANITARY SEWER EXTENSIONS
Wilmington, North Carolina
Sealed proposals will be received by
the city Council of the City of Whining
ton, N. c., at the City Hall until lC
o'clock am, on July Both, 1916, for the
construction of Sanitary Sewers in the
the following approximate items and
quantities; 233 feet 8" Cast IRON Pipe.
725 feet 10" Cast Iron Pipe, 3,733 feet IL"
Cast Iron Pipe, 1905 feet Is" Cast Iron
Pipe, 1858 feet 6" Terra Gotta Pipe,
80,081 feet 8" Terra Gotta Pipe 81, 900
feet 10" Terra Gotta Pipe, 1894 feet
II" Terra Gotta Pipe, 78o feet Is" Terra
Gotta Pipe, 1881 feet Is" Terra Gotta
Pipe. 535 Manholes, 1873 Pile Bents, and
other items necessary for the construc-
ton of said sewer.
Plans, specifications, and contract docu-
ments are open to public inspection at
the Office of the City Engineer, City
Hall, Wilmington, N. c., the office of
the Associated General Contractors, Char
iotte. N. C. and Raleigh, N. C.. or may
be obtained from the City Engineer, City
Hall, Wilmington, N. c., upon deposit
of Twenty-Five (25) dollars which will
not be refunded.
General contractors are notified tina
An Act to Regulate the Practice of
General Contracting" ratified by the
General Assembly of North Carolina on
March 10, 1925, and as subsequently
amended, will be observed in receiving
and awarding general contracts.
Each proposal shall be accompanied
by a cash deposit or a certified check
on some bank or trust mpan
authorized to do business in North Caro-
lima, of an amount equal to not less
than Five per cent Is pei of the pro-
posal; or in lieu thereof a cash deposit
or certified check for 2 per cent and a
bid. bond for 3 per cent of the base bid;
said deposit to be retained in the event
of failure of the successful bidder 10
execute the contract within ten days
after the award, or to give satisfactory
surety as required herein. North Caro-
lima Pubic Laws of 1898. Section /.
Chapter 400. and Michies North Carolina
Code of 1885, Section 1884 TO- l and 1916
(a).
Each proposal must be submitted on
blank forms provided and enclosed in d
sealed envelope addressed to j. R. Ben
son., City Clerk, and marked Proposal
for Construction of Sanitary Sewer Ex-
tensions"
Tit City reserves the right to reject
any or all bids or to accept the bid shat
appears to be ITO the best advantage of
the city of Wilmington.
No bid may be Withdrawn after the
scheduled closing time for the receipt
of bids for a period of 80 days.
Any bid received after the scheduled
closing time for the receipt of bids will
be returned to the bidder, unopened.
By order of the City Council of the
CITY OF WILMINGTON, N. c.
J. R. BENSON, City Clerk.
]. A. LOUGHLIN, City Engineer
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-25

CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-25

W. ALBERT BROWN. REAL ESTATE.
Let us sell for you. Homes, business
property, or business, 230s Market
street. Dial 2-3227:
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-25
DEPENDENTS TO SAIL

BREMERHAVEN, G a n y,
June "a. -(P1- Thirty-one ships
transporting the dependents Of
American troops stationed in the
European theater are scheduled to
arrive here by December l, Army
authorities said Monday.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-25

SHARPE ROOFING CO. PHONE 2-8So1
Protect your home with Barrett Everlox
Shingles. AL work guaranteed. Three
years to pay.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-25

WE SELL THE EARTH. FOSTER-HnL
Realty Co.. ll2 Princess street Dial
2-3371
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-25

FOR HIGHEST PRICES AND QUICK
sales list with Geo. A. Biddle. Real
Estate. 232 Princess. Dial 2-8534.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-18
Recall Unionist
AT t0Brien Trial

William Cooper former head
Of The motor building uni of
Ford Local 600 UAW-CIO rc-
7suned the STAND TO-DAY as Arthur
~ OBuons S25o000 damage
suit against hm and three other
former union 0filCCS entered ITS
seventeenth trial uay ln circuit
court
Cooper admitted dWn- que
tioning hy Larry D0NiooV at-
torucy for The plaintiff that he
urged the locals executive board
10 reprtnand O'BUCu in January
1913. for actions not M me spirit
of good unIouISDl-
O'BrIen. q former Union com
mittecman. charged un his Smt
that the local union officers
formed a conspiracy 70 Dust him
from ms union post and job at
Ford s feE-seeeff- weeks IN April
and Nav. 1913
Davldow said De would call
William Grant. former president
Of the local TO The stand later
TO-DAY.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-18
GI PrOtesters
Freed in Hawaii

HONOLULU. Jan is GNS)-
Gen. Richardson announced today
that three American soldiers, con-
fined 10 their quarters for con-
unucd demonstrations against I
rehabilitation slowdowns, have
been released.
The men are NJ Sgt Joseph
Nahcm of Brooklyn y y. J 4
David Livingstone Of New York
City and Cpl Herbert Freeman.
Thcy were placed under house
arrest as offenders against the
now order winch makes demon
,ualonS against the war depart
mcnl policy ON demoblllZatlon a
court martial onCn>e.
Richardson. VIII 70 commands
army forces I'm The central Pacific,
sand
Upon investigation, II was
determined that while the en-
thu>ia>m of these men was mis-
directed, il II not enough TO
warrant punishment"
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-18
Marrying Barber
Sued by l2th Wife

RENO. Jan. IS QNS)-Arthur
dupont, Reno's marrying tonsor-
ialiSt. was sued for divorce today
by his twelfth wife. the former
Marguerite McMillin OF Kansas
City.
Mrs. dupont accused her hus-
band of beating her.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-18
Prentiss Brown 10 Talk

Former I. :. Senator PrCntISs
NJ Brown today was added 20
the speakers 81 tho dinner meet
ing Of the Michigan Chapter Of
the American Christian Palestine
Committee at The Book Cadillac
Hotel Wednesday
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-18
Vet Rally Sunday
To Iron Out Problems

An emergency conference Of dis
charged >eviccmcn will be held
Sunday an l2:l5 pm. IN the Mac
cabecS Auditorium, Woodward and
Putnam TO discuss the many prob
lens confronting the soldier upon
his return TO civilian life.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-18
Nip Assassinations

LONDON. Jan 1S tlNS)-A
Cairo dispatch said today that
Egyptian police had arrested II
youths who had planned 10 aS>aS-
>Inatc all prominent Egyptians
having pro-BritISh SympathlcS.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-18
Help for Russians

The American Society for Rus
sian Relief, Inc, 2457 Woodward.
today offered its services TO De
troiters seeking TO trace friends
and relatives i'm Russia.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-18

poverty and discomfort.
Food and heat are the two big
problems which occupy the popu-
lat1on,
The diet is monotonous because
il consists chiefly of potatoes,
bread and cereal.
HUNGER FOR MEAT
There is a terrific hunger for
meats. sweets and dairy products.
American health authorities say
adults are getting along fairly well
80 far on reduced diets but infant
mortality is still high.
The urge TO keep warm has re-
suited in all kinds of vandalism.
The most conspicuous example is
the manner in which such beauti-
iul parks as the Greunewald and
the Tiergarten, with its stately
oaks, have been nearly stripped
bare.
Even the park benches have
been used for fuel.
Berliners consider themselves
fortunate if they have stove heat
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-18
Pick Federation Aide

Appointment of Irwin Shaw as
administrative assistant 10 the
executive staff OF the Jewish We'll
fare Federation was announced
today
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-18
Berlin Black Market
Builds AriSiOcracV

BERLIN. Jan. IS INS)-Berin today has black market
living OBVIOUSLY off the fat of the land while
of the Germans the city live varying degrees of
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-18
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