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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-11-18

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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-06-01
ORDTR OF PrRIICAIInN

~ session n, said Co.-. bod
a. me Court House on the 18Th CAV
o'sApril A y 1855
Present HON SHERMAN n
CALENDER Cir,u, JrdEs
satisfactory proof ~ ssaes,..
shoSinE 'ha, i' csnuo, be asrer.
tened % what sta'e o- .ocn. ne
defendant nou resides and h,s
present Whereabouts is unsnowr
iaat bic las' Known place ~ -as.
dencs was SO Clark street cinctr.
matt Ohio
o. MOTION or LEWIS ROW.
LETTE & BROWN. A-orrev. so-
I'mmie Mae Brown piaintif, here.
IN
IT IS ORDERED tia, sid 10.
fendant enter his appearance in
sad cause on or before three ~
months from the date ~ This o-ss-
or The bill ~ complain, nav bs
taken as confessed thar the go
Order Be published and ro,r
thereof served upon defen4sr, ~
registered mall as required hv law
SHERMAN D CALENDER
t.. ciTcsi; Judge
CASPAR J LINGEMAN claw
BY J 3 Stone
Deputy Clerk - j.,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-06-01
No. 393.'ss
ORDER FOR APPEARANCE

A. session ~ ssid c9gi; heid
u tho civ ~ Detroit on The 9Th
day ~ Apr,I An 1873
Present The H0no-- sEER
Man D. CALENDER Circuit
Judge
II satisfac,o-.'y sppsarirE BY AZ
ndsvit on NE va, SUNNI rs is.
sued herein BE-. been re'u-ned -
No seIvic- and 'As, 'he residence
~ The fs'encsni Is unknoRn ana
after 4. Gent s,a,,h and nqu.ry
T. cannot 10 sscertained IN What
state or Country the defendant
resides
1T IS ORDERED ths, she appear
herein Within three months frou
the date n this order o. the Blll
Of Complain, filed herein may be
taken as confessed and that n
Order DO served and polished ae.
cording 70 law and copy there /;
mailed 70 the said defendant AZ her
last known address
SHERMAN p CALENDER
circui, judge
a True Copy
CAsPAD LlNGEMAN. Clerk
By 3 Stone
Deputy Clerk s-ii-s.ls
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-06-01
ORnTR 0F PUBLICATION

81 session ~ said CoIT' hela
q, Tie CouT; House y RE Wayne
Countv B4ilcirE ~ ne C'y q
Deuoit. County q. NaTns AID
stare q. Michigan or re Is DAY
~ Msrca, AID 1876
Present TIE Honorable JAMES
& CHENQT C.yc2t judge
j, appearirs - sricast attached
ers,o tbs; he defendant Nil
bred CLAWS Is RI. residen; o;
ne state 90 Ni-h,Ean and that
hey lss, knczn sdcrsss VAS Hit
Pra AvsrEs CT rsso Ill.,
On Nouon O, A.on1o p Petit
so-t attorney Tor p.airii5 Char
rs Chavs
!, "a Ordered that tie said de-
fen1ant Mildred Chatis er,sr her
appearance H. THIS cause cn or be-
fore three 5 norias from the
date % his ordsr cr tia; the sad
Psi q ComV,aint 70 axes ss con-
'essst ard that ire ssid order
0s served ard published as requi,-
cd ~ Az.
JANIS 2 cHENoT.
Circuit judge
s True Coy
CASPAR LINGEMAN. Clerk
~ \ Shedd
Deputy C.srk l-.o-e-l
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-06-01
70. 3e593S
nRnER OF APPEARANCE

s. .sss.oc r. said cur. ne I
80 Cr1' House 70 he CRY
Ds-roi' Wayne Comfy VIC. ssl
az ,n.s .si cay = APRIL 4 ~
.ats
rsser, HC% SHERMAN D
CALENDER ci5 gt tee
7. sarstseo.i.v spptar.rE t-o-
'Le Affidsvl, ~ 'ae Piaintf. or
lie nat re ieterea-' ora VIA
Rrovn j. re, = res te-, r. 'his
S's'e hat es,aes H. '1A ngs.-.-;
- Co.umr,s Ci'r 90 Wss-tcr'
Hos, NJ address therein 1912 L
Street. * "
IT is RI THE COCRT ORDER
En 'nst ne ssii ccr-rss Gs.' De-
'sntan, ora VIA Byowr Cause
her appearance 20 Re entered III
This cause zi.h.r 'h4ee non,hs
from The date % This Order and
tns- in defsul, 'aerso, TIA Bill q,
rorsp,siEt row on file herein bs
'skev as confessed oy saic non
ss,tent Defendant Ora MIA
BroTn
AND IT is FURTHER ORDER
20 thai copy 81 THIS Order 81
served upon SAID ron-ges .deut ne.
tendan' IN accordance MI re
StstGs in ssh case made ard r-o-
wdec ~ sad order be pEbisaea
IN 4 Goal new paper IL arcc D.
ance win The statue II such case
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-06-01
LEGAL NOTICES

o. Complaint will be taken as con-
tessed against her.
Il Is Further Ordered that a
rue cory OF this order Dc sent oy
registered mail. return receipt re-
,ussied 10 the defendants lasi
known address and in the absence
o. SAID registered letter being oe-
iiverea 20 the defendan, only, then
said order Is n BE published N q
newspaper circulating IN wayne
County, Michigan. according 20
ia-
JAMES (. cHENoT.
Circuit Judge
A Tue Copy
CASPAR j. LINGENAN Clerk
81 A Shscd,
rssP1ty CLERK i-lo--o-l
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-06-01
ORDER FOR APPEARANCE
AND PUBLICATION

~ session ~ said Couf. held
IN the Wayne county Building az
tho City 81 Detroit County OF
Wayne State NJ Michigan on the
18th day % April AD 1876
Present tho Honorable SHEER
Man p. CALENDER. Circuit
Judge
u appearing from the AFFIDAVIT
on file that the PLACE ~ residence
n tho defendant. Roy Palmer IL
unknown and ths, after dilirent
search and inquiry n cannot be as
eertained 10 What Stats or Coun-
try he nov resides
1T rs THEREFORE ORDERED
that the defendant enter his ap-
pesrance in this cause on or be-
fore three 90 months from the
date Of this Order or the Bill OF
Complaint filed IN this cause will
be- taken as confessed and that this
order be published az required by
law and = copy ~ this Order BE-
sent 20 said defendant 10 HE last
known place OF residence By regis
tered mail.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-06-01
No. 1920
ORDI r OF PCBIICATION

A. a session ~ said Court held
2, 'he Count House in he CITY ~
Detroit or tie 9Th day Of April
a p 1916
Preserr Honorable SHERMAN
j. CALLENDER Circuit Judge
IN thi' cause il appearing from
affidavit on iiie thar after diliren,
search ard Inquiry ~ canno, he
asceria.rei in what state or Coun.
Try he defendant resided
on MOTION or SIMMONS AXp
blhH attorneys FOR plaintiff
1T Is ORDERED thar cow .,
This Order be published accordins
20 Law IN The Deuoit Tribune ard
also TIA, a copy OF mis- order 10
sent by resistered mail 10 said de.
fencan1 az her las, known address
own Route BOX l52 shannon
Mississippi. ."
SHERMAN D cALLENnER
Circuit Judge.
CAsPAR J. LINGEMAN. cl.rK
J p Store.
Deputy CLERK ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-06-01
ORpER FoR tPPT kRANCL
No. s96-s3t

A. ssssic- q sad Co--- ss,1
~ - oZ-t H,ess n re C,,y -
Ds--cs- - ss.t coz-;y e. ;as 80
Gay - Ar- AID .5ts
PRESEN- IRE fo-,-ss.s CSC
CE r MURPHY Ci-r1i' latrf
Il this csu.s 3. s2res-irE fr--
re sStsyi. -s-st- st'sc1fl at
tAs 5efe-ts- hs-e-n ca1L- -
served ~ p-c, ess issue ou- =. '-is
co-' as r. 81 60, r-s'i@-, 80
'ra Sts.s 20 Michigan 81; ttE. ,is
las s-'za Actress q b. i.s cry
~ Louisville Stats ~ Es-tl H.
Therefore RI N0r0- = A,f-@1
p Casey Aro--sy ;o- Re F,sia-
ur
TITS ORDERED ,ss,,hs s4.s-1.
sri as-sn EcFz~s B-sskerr *
cause his ar9sa srcs 70 30 ENTERED
u fhls cause vi'hr 'Hres w0-'as
from re date =. 'Ais 7rdar 'hs;
ssit hii - -c-plair, 49, ~ ,sks-
AZ confessed ~ re sad 1ess-6s-.
E9wsr1 B-es ssr-itEa ara 'ra'
tue cc7y 70 rhis -ds- fr- Qss--
arre - serr - ,hs tsfs-is~ ~
rsg.s.srei rsi' ard 2 re- -ers v-
- ,Gs' ;his 0-de- 70 -ls.tshsi 2
sny newspaper pahtste. sr r--
c1lsii-s = re County 70 Wave
accordirz 70 az
GEORGE ? W.RoEY
Ct-cgr js5Es
"a True Copy
cAsrAR ] LfNcEMAN Clark
Ry 4 2 Nader
Depg,y Clerk s-e-s.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-06-01
Hope For Full
Phone Service
By Late l47

The Michigan Bel Ts'.pho,,
Company Monday announce ~
continued material she-,sas, :.
strikes, including those 49,
~ our Bell System ,t-,o-..-s
had brought sever s.,b,es
rs timetable % Heoval-r ,s,,.,..
to All who wan a.
Thomas y. Lacy 49,.
the company. said -'s q, ~
bright promise ~ RAPID s.,r,.
sion 20 peacetinlf r .o-
tss part % az indus .s- y,
Day Michigan BEL ss s,,..
70 clear its waiting r
this fan
That hope has t.sa 81.
Lacy said To-Day. III m
can homo tor is r. ~ wo..
material 81 THAT mos. -
service received est
/ 1885 vlll be owr Is.
end q this year We v...
% ti.l many o-de-s vs4 ~,
year IN areas vhs ,a-,s..
facilities become ava se,e
be late IN lsf- sowe s,,.,
Ne aEsir can 10 or sSsssy.,,.
serve basic ~ st phases
or course Miea.r- RN viii
CO everything r r..,
this delayed sC1edG inc
as n other iudgsi-is- Vs sr,y
escape he mounrrr
sisleUate caused t 81.
ficuliies psocact.aB -ssu
and maferisi shor'.
We are lssiuz e.,
porary decline In
our service ~ -
equipment beyond us "a
rac!'y II otie- ~ -v
~ as nsnr families
Tie result may
equipment VIII r "a
ready Immediately re
cal, mat ,ee ops ,y.
c.tices msy SOW
times NsW sr-vice
BE is restricted
70 pa ,v-.lae serv,s
~.rr 49,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-06-01

-. 5~'''oS
ORpFR OF PUBLICATION

81 q. said Cou-, held
M iioss ~ ne C!f7 q.
ue' sf5 County srt STATE
r-'.s So car ct A5-. a 2 1855
TIE Hr-ors Bile
SEH-% > CALENDER Cir
c Esas taE ne s.ses-
@aF - which it srresrs
frs- a ercs-' nai 4 resident
Y SAFE q. Michigan ,ha, &C.
te-s .ss s1c ~ stdress vas
80 - 2 S'-ae' Brooklyn Mex
fct. .-st reason ihs-eof p---
s0-- se-y - process cs1rct 5e
mon r, RLEDs0E < TAY-
Ii1H s--a~-@rs for uis!r.fl
IT'S ORDERED TIA, the detsrd-
e- strea- IL iris -sgse wstt.n
7-+s months t-0r ne dare
rs-ee' as- dsfau' vill 10 tax
~ ,Ha. copy r. ;his orde- 20
-t-e- 7t1 ccrv - Tie aida
voon VAich y founded -
ssrfs1 UPON TIE cstencsu, ~ reg
s'eTst nal rsfG-r rs-Aip, de-
~suds@ =, be- Jas; kropr aed-ess
and tra' copy 20 'his order be
2gbiistsi e re Ds'sci. T. 1urs
newscs.5s- printed and pHblshe5
y ire Cog-'v n Wayne Michigan
scco-irE - 'su
Arc 2. w1icE foregoing Is so
ORDERED
SHERMAN . CALENDER
Circg!t Judge
4 True Cory
cAspAR LlNGEMAN Clerk.
Py 3 stone,
Deputy Cs-k s-4-s-s
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-06-01
ORDER OF Prniin,n,n.

~ a session Of said Cou-. h.i1
~ y me Court House In the CO.. :,
Detroit Wayne County y,cbiss.
on The 18Th day of March
1876 nary" NJ.
PIsssni Honorable JAMES =
CHENoT Circuit Judge C.
IN this cause 4, appsar,pv ,h.,
Gladys CuH. dsfsndsp, ~. 49, -.
known u be rrsissn, !, go
state bui that her pressp, 49,.
s.s are unknown that her Ias,
~ - q ADDRESS Vas Detrol, Mich
20 Mo'ion Of Arthur p David.
son attorney Tor plalnun
~ ~ Ordered that The defend.
ant Giadys Cur enter re- snn.s,-
snee within three f5l fun wor,s,
rom me date hereof or said BliI
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-06-01
Chas. Campbell. Atty.
9334 TrDmhull

STATE oF MICHIGAN IN ne
'irrut Col-' 70 the County OF
Wavrs 70 Chsrcery
MIGUEL NANORNc Fsir,st
vs FRANCES MAMORNO Defend
ant
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-06-01
LANES ? CBrN0T
simmons & Bihb. ATTORNEYS
- Gratfot

STATE or MICHIGAN IN the
lrelt Court FOR :ae County Of
Warre in Chancery
MI. BROWN PlaiguH IS
QUEEN ANNiS BROWN. Defend.
-~t
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-06-01
Lewis. Pow leite. Brown. AttyS.
l.ln II lnInlnn

fTE or MICHIGAN n ne
f0H' for tho Count n
'at-s r Chsucerv
LENS poRCHr p,srun ys.
18th p0R0HE Dsrrdart
M. 393.s63
oRDfR or TBLl( tTION
q SESSION = SAID Court held
a' Do Count House IN the 18TH
day - april AD isis
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-06-01
ORDTR OF PTBIIr4TIoN

A. ssss.2a G. sai. COR tel9
n t1e Cay ~ us'-o.' Wsy-s
Co4n'y Mob IN Ap- ,t4f
PRESENT Hon SHERMAN n
CALENDER Circuit Judge
i s0Ges-ir- 10 '-.s HOS ~ .
Corr. from AFFIDAVIT ~ t4 oa'
ne csteucar- 81 resident ia.s
S.a-s AID tna- p- ess ar.
fes-ance has 7eea daily issued aac
'aa' ire same Q9 rot ~ serve.
~ reason o. hs- absence s-om RI
conceaiueat w;.ala this S's ~
~ reason n her c'rf!nge6 absence
iron' ne7 place - res.der
or Ho' IN - C7a-l.s 2 Bs--v
Attorney ~ ias P.sirr.
IT IS ORDERED ,hs.
jsckson s7pear In answer 20 me
Fill az Coup plant .lea 81 .eis
cause wfhin 'Rree r,r,hs
from re date ~ This Order ar SAID
Bi.i ~ Complaint Will be lager
as confessed against hcr
IT Is FURTHER ORDERED 'hs.
c0pv % 'hs O.de- 10 d. she
o-e.aE 20 IAN in he pr-i.
Tribune nsvspa pey p-.rts4
pt-,ssst ard circulating IN 50 {.
''ar'r and also tls' a erry. ~
'hi. O-c"- hs sent 1v rcr.s.r-sd
7a.. = 'rs lssi-knovr pest o.fcs
address ~ TIE detsudsr' SAID a..
-e" beng s3s ve.lor Highway
De-o- Michigan
SHERMAN D CALENDER
Cireui lure
Tue Copy)
AsFAR J LiGENAN. Clerk
2. 2 stone.
Depa'y CLERK 81 i;
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-06-01
LEGAL NOTICES

SHERMAN y CALENDER.
C!Teui' Judge
"A True Copy
rAsPAR 7 LINGEMAN CLERK
sy p Stone
Dspuiv Clerk Nl-s-i9
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-06-01
Arthur y. Dawson
2g06 HaSfluO. -

STATE or MICHIGAN ~ RE
o,rcuit Court for The coun,, .,
WAYNE in Chancery
JOHN z CUFF Plainrr y,
GLADYS CUFF Defendant,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-06-01
Ralph osborne. ANY.
1876 Rrnsh

s-E ~ MICHIGAN T. the
M sr - aA Comfy O.
Wave r. Lrsrcs-y
NORMAN r 5a0NN P,sinti"
SO ORA VILLA BROWN Dstsra-
~.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-06-01
ABNER 4. TATKEN. ATTY.
99i0 Montorcv

STATE OF MICHIGAN In The
Circuit Court for the County OF
WAYNE IN Chsncery
CORA " PALMER Piainuh -.
ROY PALMER. Defendant.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-06-01
AlonIo u. Pettiiord. Atty.
t31S broadway

STATE or MICHlGAN IN tie
C-c1.t Court FOR tie County Of
NsrEe .u Chancery
fHAPLEs CHANlS Plairug IS.
MILDRED CHAVfS Defendant
N 9aa .qu
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-06-01
Alfrd II. CASEY. any.
Ella Iaseph gampau

STATE oF MICHIGAN % The
r.-cut Court .or The CCuriy e
Wayne n Chsncs-y
FRANCES pRECHENE 2 g :
P'ainI7 vs EDWARD RREcHEN-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-06-01
Herbert /. nndley, Atty.
1856 Russell ~

STArE % N.chigan the CIR
cur Court for ne CoGrty O. Way
re H Chsncery
EFFIE WELLS Pr re vs.
Leroy WELLS Defendant
M. $3.50
Order Of Publication
A. session ~ sad Cour, held
n ne co1T, House in ire city o.
Detroit on the - day a March
Al 1916
Preseut The Honorabls JAMES
2 CHENOT Circgi' Judge
!; appearing 20 this Court from
he AFFIDAVIT a. the plaintiff ths-
ar1ct - sscsTtained IN vaat
>'ate os Coan,-v the defendant L.
Roy Wells yes des
on Mouon ~ He-beri L Dud-
.er attorney .0r pisi,tH
i j. 0rtere1 ,aa; he appear AID
answer The BIZ - Complain, filed
4n ih.s cause H4thla three months
:fom 'ae n7te % fA.s order O.
sad @iii ~. 10 .sker AZ confess.
- and ta1' COPY n '1is orGe,
~ SER - tae Jas. ,-rown address
- t-s sad fsssr tar' hy rseis,e
20 rail ard n case no reE.s.sr.
- fe'Gfr recap signed By M.
cs'f71anf e received. that mi.
o'fsr oe 7goi.shet as required By
aw
JAMES 2 cHENoT.
- e. Carrery
EFFIE WELLS. Pisirur -,
C.rcut Judre
a True Cory
CASPAR J LINGENAN c,e-r
Py 4 Shsdd
Deputy Clerk 4-so-s-,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-06-01
Lewis. RoWlette 4 Brown. 4ttys.
I-OO - lntnin.

STATE or MICHIGAN m ne
af Coar' tor the County a.
Nfvne in Chsncery
JIMMIE NAE BROWN r'a-.
~ IS JoHN BROWN Deftndsr.
The frontiersman., 1946-11-30

WHY ACCOMPLISHMENT?
 The name of our paper, The Fronttersman, days. It Is felt explanation of why the Seldovia news sheet named would be ap- prec lated.
 The Front1 snan was suggested name for planned news paper serving this part of the Kenai country by Ed Forti7r, editor of the Forty-Ninth Star, an Anchorage weekly. It was immediately selected as the name of our paper, because of the innate mean ing of the word.
 Frontier suggests young country peopled by active, vigorous pioneers with vision for the future. Where there Is frontier there is always growth. A frontier is the birth- place of new ideas. From Amertca's from tiers have come the sweeping changes that brought thirteen. struggling states into a union which has grown to De one of the great countries of the world.
 To speak of seldovia and the Kenai as a frontier, is in no way slurring our. commun ity. It Is compl iment, for it paints glowing picture of what We believe. 1ies in tho future for us here. Wa growing In Seldovia. We shall continue to grow and to grow not only phys ically- but in every way that city must in order to grow up.
 We believe in seldovia and In the city's future. It is our hope that belief is most strongly asserted in the the masthead of our newssheet carriss - The Front t1ersman
 AT THs CHURCHES THIS WEEK eoa. s.noS4 S44a2z5a sazR94 ,S25 6:95se m (sunoav,
The frontiersman., 1946-11-30
OUT or ARMX INTO SCHOOL

" Tommy Nel lsen reg- stored in school two weeks ago after re- ceiving his discharge from the army at Fort Richardson: He left school in March of l944 to enter the army, and comple ted 20 months of service before his discharge.
 Tommy Is no" a senior in Soldovia high school.
The frontiersman., 1946-11-30
NO fOUR-H MEET ING NEXT TUESDAY

Because next Tues- day is the regular meet ing night for the Woman's Club, the Four-H club will not meet again until Tues day, Dec. 10, Mrs Ruby Al lexander reminded. club members s today.
 Both jun for and senior Four HI clubs hold the 1T regular ekly bus mess moot ing in the ltbr ary last Tue sday. .
The frontiersman., 1946-11-30
BACK IN SCHOOL

Selma Colberg, who dropped out of school earlier this year be- c ause of illness, re- enrolled this week. Selma is a jun for in high school.
Evening star., 1946-01-05
Search Made for Veteran
Who Disappeared Dec. II

A search is being conducted today
for Richard Baxter, about rs, of
614 Ridge road Sc, a discharged
veteran of the fighting in New
Guinea. who has been missing from
his home since December q.
The disappearance was reported
to police yesterday by Mrs. Kenneth
F. Gum of the Ridge road address,
with whose family he has lived since
his discharge year and one-half
ago.
Mrs. Gum said she had inquired
at the home of Mr. Baxter's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Tilden Baxter Of
Stevensville, Kent Island, Md, only
to learn he had not been there.
Mr.. Baxter's mother is seriously i'll,
Mrs. Gum said.
Mrs. Gum said Mr.. Baxter, a
linoleum worker, drew approximate
ly 5000 from bank the day he was
last seen and that he was drawing
payments for total disability from
the Government. He is said to be
suffering from loss of memory. He
has been. warned by the Veterans
Administration never to 60 about
without some form of Identification,
Mrs. Gum explained.
When last seen, Mr.. Baxter wore
GI khaki trousers, a blue shirt, blue
tie, brown leather jacket and tan
shoes. He is feet inches tall,
weighs 155 pounds and has black
curly hair and blue eyes.
Evening star., 1946-01-05
Mount Vernon Group
To Hold First Meetinq

The first meeting of the recently
organized Mount Vernon Citizens
Association will be held at 8 pm.
Monday at the Mount Vernon Fire
Hall on Fort Hunt road, A. Slater
Lamond, press chairman, said. All
property owners and residents Of
the Mount Vernon district of Fair
fax County are invited to attend.
Mr.. Lamond said the organiza-
ton had been formed to promote
the progress and general welfare
of Fairfax County by preserving
historic landmarks, conserving nat
ural beauty, encouraging COM
munity interests and guarding the
security of homes.
John P. Chadwick of Arcturus
has been elected president of the
association. Other officers include
Robert c. Davenport of Tauxemont,
vice president; Olaf Saugstad, Arc
turus, recording secretary; Mrs.
Vera Vinogradoff, wellington, cor
responding secretary, and Laurence
L. Kiefer, wellington. treasurer.
The Executive Committee in
cludes the officers and the follow
ing committee chairmen: Edmund
B. Montgomery, Little Collingwood,
membership; Mr.. Lamond, Fort
Hunt road, press relations; Charles
G. Wall, Mount Vernon, county af-
fairs, and Mrs. Frank H. Sheeler,
Fort Hunt, activities.
Evening star., 1946-01-05
Hearing Sci on Lifting
300 Liquor Store Limit

The Commissioners will hold a
public hearing at 10 am. January
81 on a proposal to lift the 300
limit on licenses for the sale OF
packaged liquor in the District.
The city heads set the limit in
the Alcoholic Beverage Control
Board regulations in 1885. At that
time, however, there were more
licenses in effect and the plan was
to pick up lapsed permits and not
issue any new ones until the 300
figure was reached. At present there
are said to be 388 licenses effective
The move to lift the ceiling, it
was said, was based on the large
increase in Washington's popula-
ton since 1885 and because the
limit acted to place a monopoly
value on the license in effect. The
licenses, 1t was explained, cost $3.50
annually but can be sold and trans
ferred to another person for thou
sands OF dollars.
Also due to be heard is a pro-
posal to wipe out the present one
year residence qualification required
Of statesmen and managers Of liquor
establishments.
Evening star., 1946-01-05
Morgan
Continued From First Page. J

oe asked to resign on his arrival
mere.
Dispatches from Germany late last
night said Gen. Morgan was stand
ing by his earlier refusal to quit.
Succeeded by Deputy.
The spokesman said the general
would be succeeded temporarily by
:1is deputy, Brig. William Arthur
Mcdonald Stawell 1t was empha-
sized, however, that Brig. Stawelrs
appointment would be only tempo
Tary.
Gen. Morgan has been under fire
since stating at press conference
in Frankfurt that a secret .Jewish
organization was responsible for a
E1ass exodus from Poland.
Gen. Morgan, who had been made
available to UNRRA by the British
War Office, still is on the army,s
active list and eligible for return
to army duty.
AT her farm in Northwood, Mid
dlesex, Lady Morgan declared: IT
know nothing about it except what
has appeared in the press. but do
know there is no foundation for any
suggestion that he is anti-Semitic.
Il think 1t would be a great pity
if he left the job now without having
an opportunity of proving his views
in the matter" she said. 'I feel
sure that the trouble is due to a mis-
understanding"
She said her husband had been
working very hard for UNRRA ever
since he accepted the post when
Gen. Eisenhower's supreme head
quarters was abolished. He did not
Evening star., 1946-01-05
Two Fined for Sales
OF Shoriweisht Meal

Two persons were finedsyesterday
in Municipal Court on charges OF
selling meat shortweight, as the
Department Of Weights, Measures
and Markets continued q campaign
to halt marked increase" in such
offenses since the wars end.
Fined 500 by Judge Walter Casey
was Albert Litoff, described as a
food dealer in the 100 block Of
Eleventh street Sc. He was charged
with making sales during November
which were from 4 to 13 ounces
short Of the weights represented.
Mrs. Beky Honikman, grocer In
the TOO block of East Capitol street.
paid a $50 fine on charges of max
ing sales from two to five ounces
short during the same month.
A spokesman for the department
attributed the rise in shortweight
selling to a keener competition and
resultant lower prices among meaa
dealers as meat supplies have in
creased.