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OFFICES FOR RENT.

ESTABLISHED DOCTORS OFFICE and
apt i deslred: vacant: rms. kitchenette
s3 snd 9ah = al moy nef5 l2th cal anq
Rsaltor, cal 1do6 Vermont ave, DI 5000. 81
City We viii provide you p'St with thA!s s. ,o660
cash for remodeling to suit your own.
needs. We can finance an additional
exceeds this amount Suitable for . doc
tors or dentists. Rent only $3.50 mo. with
312-yr lease, option to renew. Call Mr.
west. HEANEY & CO, 1858 Conn. ave,
8Il5 MT. PLEASANT ST. N.w.-Nice new
ofhce. suitable for doctor OF dentist, S125
nYHY month ROBERT MORGAN q CO, RE.
aS, d3s9s sEysr sZ;y , qhsr profess
feTSf VICINITY d Of 18Th i1 ANb Ni5'?aFG s1s.
Il sd6 81 suite It e2nRs T 5c Of G large Eacs 2ss
Re- 3@ls o. MI sos2. coNNER 4, RYoN,
ING; 92n isth St, nv =
phone service. /. j COVE sos 81 Eve st.
ATTENTION, contrsctors, architects, doc
suite. 1900 block Wisconsin ave. NV, Box
DIGNIFIED, attractive Office in convenient
downtown location; prefer to exchange for
part-time secretarial services. or will rent.
aAyS IA keA AFEsGH rsSI s1s 'oqe % 81 ss rg Fs
REPEgit PATER5Ro5ss Ex 5ssS: 22:::5s5Ra: sun
CLOSE DUPONT CIRCLE. used by cleo
with party, noncompetitive work, sharing
ca T SUNDAY aye or On after tepa eSs eSsnings g.
PENNA. AVE. AND Goth sT.-3 ige-' bright
r5n1 52oms and, and path on ind floor. ideal for
\. \ BERNs5EiS z5S T. ( CO. Ne 5469 -
lavatories, in newly remodeled BIDS; l'' per-
feet cond.: near court bldgs.: ideal for
stoBRRE n BRRNsE Yassqt 4 CO. Sa Mh MF ESen LEO
Gf,IsRGT,1 GoLoRGD09sh II ST near NV. can
rooms newly decorated, attractive ex.
terloT; $50 per mo; strong lease. CHAS.
L. NORRIS, 2135 Pa. ave. NV. RE. 2112.
MEDICAL CENTER on Eye st. commercial
zonew;ts52ry 2G and basement 3-bath huild,
per mo cHAs- L. NORRIS, @I35 Pa ave.
PRIyATE FURNISHED OFFICE including
TELEPHONE. secretarial service in bank BLDG,
VICINITY l4th and G SITS NV; suitable for
WaSai4st9n Of nao1s
Slon PEI month. Box 93-Y, Star al
downtown. near Doctors Hospital-En-
busines oecupahoy oel RoBERr avSs2S W saTAdR 5fr
S!3 Union Trust Bldg, Ma, $500 I'll
OFFICE SUITE Of . large front rms. and
pvt. bath, al Goth and Eye SIS NV; new
and modern: suitable for lawyer aud
other business. Phone MR.. HENRY. RE.
ATTRACTIVE FRONT OFFICE. ground
moor opposite Procurement Bldg. reason
able rental 312 7th st, s.w Phone
NE. 010O
OFFICE. modern. 500 square it., Conn.
Box 119-T. Star
WELL-LIGHTED. AIRY OFFICES available
IInmedlately, 11Q6 G st. NV, near State
Department. TELEPHONE RE. 1856.
COLORED-11th ST. NV, near S Call
WTIHERSPOON. DU.. 4Oo1 iii
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

STORES, warehouses Offices; Specializing
N N comperclal and industrial properties
eaons @i osa syaabe sI idt sGI5 L.
1865. AVE-
1919 X ST. NW.-Entire building, 3 stories
and basement; suitable for organization or
business; business; long lease or will sell. Call
NEAR NEW coLoRED THEATER-semi-
detached frame, store and rooms down;
pprss private entrance to 5 rooms bath and
lease; remodel. CHARLES R. HENDER-
son; Re; $3.50; residence, RA. 1857.
immedatelg nm availabe de-
remodeled;; End floor space. 1000 square
excellent ventilation. steam heat. tiled
baths, separate .washroom private en-
LARGE HSsE E9T S ans ea Nm NE
consider selling. WO. 1908.
On ST. Sc; in immediate, vicinity of
commercial organization. consisting of 10
rms, and 3 baths arranged on j. floors; in
excel condition; $3.50 per month. R. G.
ssi5 Iith ST. N.w-Lse., 3-story brick,
45-ft; frontage; will, remodel for COM
asfoRY @sSf5sb Ysf FRAME Ali 7fa Bldg, in Hyattsvile
Md, Baltimore ave. and Decatur ST.; good
for for any kind of business or storage. RA.
APPROXIMATELY 10000 so. FT., near
l4th and K sts,, NV, some 1st-h. showrm.
space and . floors of Office or display
space on End and 3rd;, with good base
ment; rear alley and shipping entrance.
AUTO PARKING LOT LOCATIONS. suitable
for used and new cars. in prominent COM
mercial areas in the District of Columbia,
MARYLAND and virginlia; also downtown
sss possBe 81 BLDG LEWIS Ras Pafs BG h
s GNDER coNsTEucI1oN-1-story bull build
ing. approximately so it. by 100 it., on
thoroughfare in sc. SECTION, Inquire 761
JUST Ssn " WEsT OF hOnf DTpoNr ~ ciRcLE, 2ls$
chen M ana satS Of aysabe fss SaT1oT9 S15n
METROPOLITAN M BANK; trust dept 81
mately $4,000 So. #. of downtown prop
erty. suitable for store or office use; i'm
mediate possession. Call Mr.. Collins with
BRUCE KEssLER, Ma. 1854; eve, RA.
MEDICAL CENTER, on Eye St. CONNER
ciall zone, 3-story. and basement, 3-bath
building, suitable for Offices; good lease at
$500 per mo. CHAS. L. NORRIS, 2135
Pa. ave. NV. RE 2112 i
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OFFICES WANTED

2 OR ROOMS for Washington ONCE Of
large ut-of-town corporations: must be
IN n " business section. RE OI9O 81
LAWYER wishes two moderate-size rooms
212-X. Star. %
OFFICE, near Carlton. for secretary of
engineering firm; secretary available for
NATIONAL SHERIFFS' ASSN desires .
room oflce; would share suite Call MR..
tation BLDG ii
ARMY MAJOR, returned overseas. desires
store. NV section: suitable photographs
Studlo; rental 8 mos. advance if neces-
saSy CaH DE. 61o0, Apt. 7O2, s-1o am.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.

WE HAVE several buyers anxious to bu!
homes, estates and farms; please call VI
for appointment to list your property
Falls Church 2615. Falls Church, Va.
l HAVE CASH BUYER for property in
Silver Spring or Takoma Park; must be
l y or 2 story brick, 4-bedroom, Ia or
baths, and located fairly close to grade
school: Call evenings after 5, WA. $500
H.. J. Krueger. with o. B. zANTZINGER, Jr
IN VICINITY of Clarendon, house of ten
or more rooms, direct from owner: rea-
sonably priced: can pay cash. CH. 3O63.
miles from washington: % room enough fol
dogs and horses; will rent or buy Re-
public 0234 or RA 5234
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SUBURBAN RENT-vIRGINIA.

LARGE LIVING ROOM. bedroom, dining
room. semiprivate, bath and kitchen shared
with one; completely furnished; ami:
separate entrance; convenient to transpor-
tation and shopping center; no children
or pets; Box 65-Y. Star.
THIS SHOULD APPEAL to working couple
You may rent my furnished home as your
own. Enjoy privacy. Even dine alone
will do the Housekeeping and cooking and
reserve one room with separate entrance:
ami; convenient to buses and shopping;
no pets or children. Box 66-Y. Star
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BUSINESS PROP. WANTED. (co,,. !,

WE HAVE A CASH CLIENT desirous Of
purchasing a home for his business
10th st; NV. MA. 0765; evening and Sun
WANT TO. BUY OR RENT large building
tiles for boarding from rs to $50 students;
must be in very good condition. Box 2g6-
L., Gtar
minimum of 5000 So. TT. We have re-
sponsible client desirous of making lone
term lease. RIDDELL REALTY CO., 1742
K ST. NV. DI 1900
WE HAVE INVESTMENT BUYERS and bus
iness, people seeking commercial properties
houses; your listing will receive careful
and prompt attention. GORMAN P
YOUNG. Realtor. DI. 1928. We are
brokers not SPECTATORS
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INDUSTRIAL GROUND FOR SALE.

PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY, MD, near
District 1ine-Oyer 400-ft. railway 'front.'
age and existing siding for 3 cars, $1,000
of existing buildings; ideal location for
storage or distributing center The price
OF IS cents per SO. # makes this an
attractive purchase Shown by appoint
ment. WEAVER BROS, INC, Washington
Bldg DI S20O No J6QS ii
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LOTS WANTED.

| PAY CASH for lots in D. or nearby
LARGE IMPROVED LOT. private owner
in or near Hyattsville, Md. or small acre
age, for immediate home construction;
cash buyer if reas. WA. 5917. Mr..
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BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED.

NEED TO LEASE or buy 1910 room. fur
0936, or Box Ivy, Star al
RENT SPACE about 5000 to 5000 sq. It..
prefer ground floor, hish ceiling; location
no concern. Day or evenings, 81. 31O5.
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INDUSTRIAL PROP WANTED

10000 so. FT. LAND wanted Immediately
m Sc. or s,w. areas: must be zoned indus
trial; either street or alley frontage accep-
able; will inspect any property submitted.
WEAVER BROS, INC. DI. $500 NO.
Evening star., 1946-03-31

STORES, warehouses, Offices; Specializing
IN commercial and industrial properties
VIII build to suit your requirements Lo-
cations available. LOUIS BURMAN. RE
/ HHS -
Evening star., 1946-03-31

LEE HWY, " block from Colonial Village,
IT. on highway, part Zoned for apartments;
excellent for drive-tn business or for COM
bined stores and apts.; now improved by
g0ea Ssr 0uns aaIass VIII WEAVER I'VE em BRos p 1ae nd
Washington Building, District $500, Glebe
on LEE HWY. and Utah st., in Arlington,
va.-I9,50Q SO; it., zoned commercial, i'm
ssssss @ si;gs ; Rslss s3oSSo SR'n aEoRaS sSSss
Wilson blyd,' 5IIg AIrIligngton, Va. CHI. 1888;
10 SMALL BRICK HOUSES, alley prop
e5sH oNk Make ana an offer tamv oil os5s sosner
ment in excellent location just off South
Capitol st. Buildings about years old
each with stoker. heating system. laundry
room, storage lockers. Each building FHA
financed at $500 per per month inclndins
nsTssi aE9 9sriecsop'l co i5 nnS ST.
60wNTowN coRNER-Large store, 4
and s apartment building. One of the
fes fh0ies o:,h9.t locstiGns in the city Excellent
SENATE REALTY CO.. 1109 I st. NV
BY ATToRNEY-Large detached corner
dwelling, upper NV, facing avenue. zoned
Wili show s5ss return on investment: Re Re-
call you. BOX 2s6-L Star.
COLUMBIA HGTS., west of 14th ST., cor
BLDG, 81 Il front, ,.s containing units q
Of I rms. and bath and ian janitor's arI quar-. unr
ters: income about S5,100;. expenses un.
der 81 200: return over 15I DRURY
Realty CORP. 1877 K. RE. i133: ewes
EM. 5aSos "a
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-25

Noel Leblanc. IS; Ruth II. Kiiman. 81.
Charles W Hart 29J Frankolene Homes. IT.
Lawrence ods' 2s Gail Hltche0ss ysr, 22 Unit.
william II. zwahlen, SIS; Mary e AFFORD. ST.
Jesse p. williams, %. Louise Berry. 2o.
Michael Vincent Smith. 25: Frances Wes-
Clifford bromley. 40: Bessie S stratton. 40.
Donald L. Berkeley Jr., 20; Beatrice M.
John w. sexton, "a: Lorraine Z. Thesis. 30.
BENJAMIN j Rothwell, 80; Margaret Macy. Is.
Bernard GriewSh. %. Shirley Arnold. 20.
Lewis Pumph. as: Bertha Pumph. Az
Mitchell T Joachim. as: Mary Wlazlo. %.
William Cook. 49, Elizabeth Helton 10.
Lawrence c. Lecce, "a; Rose Ciccarelli. II.
Prosper. c. Soens 30; Olga z. GriSs3m. "a
Richard J. Martin. 2i: Gloria J. Domorow'
Francis x. Ronsse. 40 Mary Bergman. Is.
Joseph Schneider, Al; Marie Tracy, "a.
William Warren. 81; Edna Hardnett. rs.
Albert Blaine Jr., rs; Shirley A. Valley, 10
Ernest A LANCER. 10; Elizabeth M War
Xavier 7 Hebert 81. Pearl Msciejewski. "a,
Kenneth w. Young, 40; Mary C. Motto, 20.
Albert Barnard, ~. Anne Toner 23.
Lawrence L. Upshur Jr Arlyle schmitt, IT
Frank Wozniacki. 81; Jennie Ciupka, 80.
Clarence wisniewiksi. as Yvonne d. MI
Harold schrafrsnske, as: Florence Brooks, %
John satariano. 40; June A. Fisher. 40.
Anthony Rozycki. II; Shirley Willetts, "a.
Lloyd Yerkis, "a; Betty woldslayer, a..
Samuel Wilson. 80; Aura NJ. Wilson, 30.
Alphone Libasci. IS: Harriet L. Neous, lS,
Jos Brzuszek, az Helen Krempasky, 26.
Arthur EdTOnss nOne5 s Gloria Jgsias II
Frank C Shankin, 26. Helen KwaSny, rs.
Merritt Crouch. 80, Mary Losey, "a.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-25
Strike Tip
Wins $25

A few minutes after more than
100 steel workers started to
walk out of the Ecorse plants of
Great Lakes Steel and its SUBJ
salaries Saturday a tip came to
the city desk of the Times.
This tipster on jumping the gun
in the nationwide strike won the
weeks first award of $25.
Second award of $40 was given
for the tip on the shooting of a
woman in a holdup at a store on
Fort and Clark.
Third award of $5 went to the
man reporting the new fire at the
Export Box Factory on Grand
River.
Ten awards of 81 each went TO
fother tipsters. Why not try TO be
one of the winners next week?
Just call CHI $500 and ask for
the city editor of the Times, If
you have a hot news tip.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-25
DEATHS

Herman psmmes, l4944 Z. Jefferson, a.
Leo IL slipson. 1875 Dickerson. SO.
Anns Mariha voeEe iSLe LSvnda,e' 3d.
Robert X. Harris 1920 Washbum, 30.
Lawrence r. Mccarthy, 64l9 LinSdale, "a
Robert Hovington, s33 Maeomb So.
sarah Bogorad. ss27 Twelfth. So.
Selmsr Demant. 1647 Gladstone, so.
Edward Grafton. 43ls Commonwealth, II.
Arthur Melville Keyes. 1854 Z. Grand
Blvd, II.
J. c. DowenS. 1872 Chestnut. 43.
Milton Lang 3l3S Macomb Ia
Michael RenkowSh. 1880 Third. 30
Mary RuSsako, 2ol5l Monica. 80.
Mary Eade, l42s Buckingham. Crosse
julia slembsrs. 1850 Ridgewood. ss.
Kitte + Brady. 1927 Arlington. SO.
Alexander Nemeth. 1925 s. Beatrice, 81,
Frank C MeiS. sofa Fernwood 10
Bernice L. Christensen, 1928 Wabash, SIS.
Antoni Galinis. 594o Nowak, 6e
Bernard Smith, 1881 Littleneld, Al.
Carolyn Time Harper, 56Os Brooklyn, 1.
oscar Crenier. 43s Henry, So
Mae ID. Ingham, SOS W. Drayton. Fern
Ole Henry LexRu, Cadillac Square Al
Bates a.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-25
Births % Marriages . Deaths
pErEufFsal lsYfMES

Icon Fsrnsworth. 81: Martha M.rEssrits
Theodore ar5t5s' Flsmbures. a. Mary C Lyon. u
John Z. wise. az. Cecilia ostrowski. 2e.
Curtis NJ; Jacquith. 80. Lucille swsyle' A.
Robert Hoag, 81 Eileen M. Mullen, as.
John p Reiber. 30. EstellS l. shiEley, 2o.
James A. George, az Irene Nicholson ~
Eden Hubbard Jr. 10; Daisy M. Chambers
Fonlie L. Robinson. II: Mamie NJ Hall. IS.
Erwin c. Krannick, 2s; Kathleen Mcclure
Frank Jones. 2s: Marie squillets. %.
Michael Bialo. 3s. Sophia Woinar, 3s.
Albert Norman. %: Helen Farmer 23.
Leo J. Wsjca, II: Josephine Michalski. IS.
Walter SaTsaa R. sO'F Foreman So Edith P. ThOmp-
Milo Robert wesmsn. AZ Eva E. butcher.
SsPh9d , zsHsn' a. Gertrude 51,. cSls SS"as 10
William r. weott. az; Betty Mae Bell Is
Andrew HSp' J cGsSn Gfsy sT. s as & stepsanis Auto
shufiey E. powney. 20; Betty N: simek. Is
paul Sllvio. AZ. vincen1a Parrinello, 73.
Eugene N. Jarvis 80; Hilda D. wonders. IS
frank frank +. PSiS. as; Stella MsfkowsSi, as
anthony scolsro. a.; clst AnSss manrispsne s,n 1'
Thomas j. Giltinan. rs: Vivian NJ. Sipple rs
steve Tschsppat "a: Felicia Romance, / Q
william c. ]. Burmaster. 65; Lora Brunsch
Donald z. Pound. 22 Elesnore II. TkaeEyk
! 2l.
Earl L. Lang, IS; Rita c. Jacovetu, 23.
Gregory GrlyboWSh 25. Rita Andrzeiewski
IS.
Donald NJ. spaniel. al; Masdeline Kutzura
Joseph J. Tobis. 2s; Irene A. Dudek. 2s.
Jack Coner, 28 Edith McCroskie. 23.
Edward J. HaSan, %; Catherine M. Was
ner, as
Tuiiy r. Rector 81: Sylvia A. Schsefer. IS
Norman Appold as; Marion d. Willis. 2s
Sol M Steinhart 2S Coldie Kesser, ~.
Harry NJ Hersten. 35; Allene Skwor. as:
Allen L. Kennedy. As; Matilda L. Malloy
RAYMOND Bufford. II; Amanda Childress, 2s
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-25
ADVERTISEMENT
Tired Kidneys
Often Bring
SIeepIess Nights

Doctors say your kidneys contain Is miles
oftiny tubes or filters which help TO purify the
blood and keep you healthy. When they get
tired and don't work right in the daytime.
many people have 20 get up nights. Frequent
or scanty passages with smarting and burning
sometimes shows there Is something wrong
with your kidneys or bladder. Don't neglect
this condition and lose valuable. restful sleep.
When disorder Of kidney function permits
poisonous matter 10 remain in your blood. it
may also cause nagging backache. rheumatic
pains, leg pains. loss Of pep and energy.
swelling. pufhness under the eyes. headaches
and dizziness.
Don't wAitl Ask your druggist for Doan's
Pills. stimulant diuretie. used successfully
by millions for over 40 years. Doan's give
happy relief and viii help the is miles Of
kidney tubes flush out poisonous waste from
your blood. Get Doan's Pills.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-25

O-Nhen my SON entered serv-
W ice, ne applied for a Class
Il family allowance on my be-
half. since that time, ! have
need for increased financial sup
port. How do apply for
Glass B-I family allowance?
MRS. q. q.
A-You should write to the
appropriate agency from which
YOU receive your family allow
ance checks and ask for a re-
determination of your depend
encv status. When writing 10
that agency. be sure TO give an
itemized list of income and eX-
penseS for food, shelter. cloth
inc. m c die a ! care, heat,
light, etc.
Q-My son Is now at Balm
bridge, Md. He wants 10 take
an examination for the L. =.
Naval Academy. II he falls,
what will he his status In the
navy? Also. II he passes the
entrance examinations and later
fails, would he be discharged
from service and subject To the
draft again? MRS. A. X. T..
A-If your son fails 10 pass
the examinations, he will not be
discharged but will merely be
reaSsigned as an ordinary sea-
man. If. however, he gains
entrance 10 the naval academy
and then fails the course, he
will be discharged and, of
course, will be subject 10 the
draft, If the selective service
law is then still in effect.
Q-DOes army service over
seas i'm World War I count
double time towards retire
ment? o. Il. =.
A-Under existing regula-
tions, overseas service in World
War | does not count as double
time for re tire m en- I. Army
Regulation 615-395. dated l
January 1945, Section III,
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-25
oETRoFN&2YfMES
YOUR SERVICE 5aa~sF' ps1so''s~'TMss 10 Tss.tas.

referring TO the SO additional
monthly pay allowed men VINO
have earned the Combat In
fantry Badge, and who are en-
titled 10 draw the $40 monthly
pay so long as they retain their
eligibility for the badge. IL
YOU have received neither the
badge, nor the additional pay,
and believe that you are quail
fed, then write TO The Ad-
iutant General, Decorations az
Awards Branch, War Depart
ment, Washington 25, d. c.,
giving your full name and
present address, former rank,
serial number, date of discharge,
name of commanding officer
and organization TO which you
were attached when the badge
is believed 10 have been earned,
together with a statement OF
your service which you believe
qualities you for the badge.
Appropriate action will be taken
upon your request, and you will
receive a definite ruling on your
status from the War Depart
ment.
Q-On length of service" dis
charges, can a man be held for
90 days? For example, IL a
man In the army has served AZ
months and Is eligible for dis
charge. may he be held for an
other 80 days? A. X.
Amy enlisted man who is
otherwise eligible for discharge
may be retained on active duty,
without his consent. not to ex-
ceed 90 days from the date on
which he becomes eligible for
discharge, for the purpose OF
obtaining a replacement.
Q-Is IL possible to obtain
funds under the loan provisions
Of the CT Bill Of Rights to In
sure medical treatment for a
veteran or n member Of his
familye ID. q.
A-No.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-25
MARRIAGE LICENSES

william C Darbe. "a: Lillian Houtko. 20
Martha r. Leonard. "a; owen NJ. Albright. IS
David A. vanAlien ~. Miriam c. English. 81
Carl A LukaSovitch, 2s: Mildred r. Burko. At
Cledis MeWherter. %: LaVerne E. Dieker-
Burt shather. 81: Charlene Hunt, 10.
Paul NJ. Jourdan, "a. Juanita |" Adams 20
Michael G. Jenish. as; Norma Weber, II.
Michael MStesic 80; Antolnette Roman. 80.
Arnold Patterson, "a; Clara MlHS, IL
John Korpslski. 23; Doris r. Fetug. %.
sam Diamond, 30 Eugenls Psntoleon. 81
Leonard T. Mstyniak, 81; Charlotte oles-
Chester Knmek. ~; Rita Tracryk. IS.
Joseph Mishark, ga Cecilia Campbell. %.
Francis V. Williams. rs. Constance H
psyid p Raiiineai. 30: Catherine Grips
Kenneth Macdonald. "a: Jesse Howard. 20.
Merrill A. white "a; Marjorie Arner. Is.
Mario Merlotu, 80, Rose Reverzsni "a
John Edward Fletcher. 80. ann Louise Sha-
Angelo LENA. 20: Ann NJ Rattus. IS.
Douglas s. NJ Taylor 46. Elsie Friedel, 80.
PSHip PSMhs' chopp h ,0Ss "a: nedwiS oissty. as
Jerome r szostsk "a; Adele Cichochi. "a
Peter Gruzdowski &c; Cecilia L. Hailas, 2s.
prank Harold Nelson. rs: sandra Elainen. 10
Carl p. Finney as: Bernice /. Muck. "a
Gordon Louris 2s; Rose Dcrderisn, as.
csrroli sfTISf / stsmm S a. fiitsse,h NJ NuSer. a.
Tony j. Orlando, "a. Grace DcMaria. al
stanley J. slrosky. 81; Delphine T. Tom
ASzewski, rs.
Leonard G Holody, rs Theresa Kurylo, 1e.
Ivar Peterson Al: Leila Gomez, 2s.
Morton J Kripke, ~. Kathleen McHoo-
ertS "a
Samuel silver. rs. Lois Rosenthal, 20.
Milford W Forney. 20; Margaret E. For
Donald q Bird 25: Gloria Ksrr, 20.
Arthur Benedict. 20. Marie Cedilnk, 2s
George A Lincoln. 81: Catherine NJ Stoltz' 50.
william Sabo %: Dorothy Wi.nsms' u,
EDWARD j Piarczyk. a.; Wanda SASinoW-
ski, a. -
John Johnson %: shirley Feldmeier, "a.
Golden BelimRn, "a, Ursula RooM - 90
George UeidelberFer 20. Mary Williams, 2b
John curiani. AZ Anna Sandretto. 9s.
Prank HOWE 80 Verda l. Cray ~.
John watrohski. IS Jane DoorogoS. ~ "a
c1srenre srhmerling. as Beth c MolEen, 3s.
Carl Anderson % Msrriette Kindekens' "a
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-25

Paragraph s. "Double-Time,"
provides that in compu ng
length of service for retirement,
credit shall be given soldiers
enlisted on or before "a August
1912, for double the time OF
their actual service in China,
Cuba, the Philippine Islands,
the Island Of Guam, Alaska and
Panama. In computing the
length of service for retirement,
credit shall be given the soldier
for double the time of his actual
service in Puerto Rico on or be-
for % April 1904. In COM
putting the length of service for
retirement, credit for double
time for foreign service shall
NOT be given to any enlisted
man enlisted after "a August
1912.
Q-I spent 35 days In COM
bat with the 29th Infantry
Division. Am 1 entitled to COM
bat pay and, II so, where do i
write to get II because am
now discharged from the serv-
ice? ID. \. c.
Ave assume that you are
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-25
9 Nations Join
Jap Prosecution

TOKYO, Jan. 25 (AP)-Russia
has decided to participate in the
international tribunal which will
try top ranking Japaneze war
criminals, Joseph B. Keenan,, gen
eral MacArthur's chief prosecutor,
announced today.
keenan, said all nine Signatories
TO the surrender of Japan now
have decided to participate. Be
sides Russia they include the
United States, Great Britain,
Canada. Australia, New Zealand,
China, France and the Neither
| lands.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-25
WOman's Appeal
In SIuggins Costly

MT. CLEMENS, Jan. 25-Cir-
cult Judge Alton Noe today fined
Mrs. Madeline Petz Spano, 19, OF
Warren Township, $50 and costs
on her appeal from justice court.
She pleaded guilty to socking
Warren Township Patrolman
Harold Scherer, July 27, 1912.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-25
CONSTIPATED TODAY?
You Need Not Be AFTER 35...IF:

that provides a smooth, soft jsll 10
aid more normal, natural slimina-
tion. Why dose yourself with harsh
purgativs or habit forming drugs
when it is so easy TO enjoy the
tasty, toast-liks granules Of pleas
ant tasting Serutan right along
with your mealsf Sold by drug and
health food stores on a money-back
guarantees. For your own sake.
start using Serutan today! 'Foa
organic constipation, see a doctorN
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-25

You follow this common sense adj
vice. Nature has placed a marvel
Gus hydrogel substance in apples,
prunes and many foods to help you
keep regular. AS you grow older,
you usually need more Of these
foods, but you eat less. That is why
thousands of folks over 36 have
turned to Serutan. Serutan is a
concentrate Of hydrogel substances
not a pill-not salts-not an oil
but an all pegetabIe preparation
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-25
Danes Open Books

COPENHAGEN, Jan. % QNS)
iron industry employers
agreed today TO allow workers
committees to participate in man
agement in the first such move in
Danish labor history.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-25
Any Questions?

THE DETROIT TIMES
Il mails personal answers TO
questions about tho needs
and welfare, rights and privt-
leges of serv ce m Q n and
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dependents.
Many answers are printed
daily In this column, but ALL
questions will be answered
directly by mall.
Address questions this way;
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Surely include your nams
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dressed, stamped snOeioPs.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-25
DIVORCES

Glen Z. Trivett from Ann r.
Ellen y. Henthorne from Donald b.
Marie Macleod from Neil.
Bessie c. Denton from Roger H.
Florence L. Drake from John W
Marguerite A. Diehl from Wilbert r.
Gail L. Manville from Charles V.
Gladys Powell from william j.