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80 YIELD.
REAL ESTATE SALE or EXCHANGE

sIW sIvn s.RooM .sS EuNSaALoW: $3.50. ;.
District. National S6S2. Taylor 1884.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
(Continued.) J

Detached. redecorated and in excellent
59xl40 IT,. Just west OF 10th ST., .nr. Park
schools This house is readily readily 'Se conVertible f
at aeoIr small !, COS. into apartments q on each
It can be purchased on terms. and the price
Is under $1,000
ME 400 sEoRY ESss. and & soi; son., or. 4oso.
SACRIFICE.
$3.50 cash and 500 monthly, including
taxes, Will buy this attractive six-room
ca9e sn9 bsS Ga Ie Geona bn & ne
bedrooms on the second floor Located on
an attractive lot. 75x200, which has 10
Just Of Old GEORGETOWN I'd. sh miles nile;
beyond Bank of Bethesda. Act quickly on
this real BARGAIN. For appointment call
nstrict NE Saick. a,d Emerson 1865 or BEITzELL'
MT. PLEASANT, Mr.. ROCK CREEK PIX.
10 RoomsM3 zo2 Baths.
semi-detached. on bus line: new oil burn
tached garage; recently redecorated; lovely
nome nome q, or q real money-maker. Check to-
HOME AND INVESTMENT.
bash' S5lct Me asa eonysrs,ols in1o aGo":
shoreham Bldg. National 1888.
UNUSUAL VALUE-S3,g50.
small cash b Balance @onhy T8Pns Nstona Ssn s
S9,25o--N.W,., D. c.. .DET. BRICK; 8 RMS
"a baths. slate roof, copper cutters air.
cond.. gar Will trade for 5-rm. house IN
Ma: 1886 A. NJ. ROTH. RA. e7l7.
NEAR NORTH CAPITOL AND MICHIGAN
AVE. N.E.-Semi-detached brick home.
not far from CATHOLIC University, close
lent to, downtown. 20 IT. wide, six
ssesnt eas sstnse s three DOsns
F1Rsf ooR eGsd ssbFooM SsIas s. xND BATH
$9.250-The type house that is rapidly
ia!se Or small famiy S.fsi pe!ached d. brick ies
f9nstryctien Ssis.ry on loo-f9ot front lot in
stores and transportation. Also has
r9or fTo bedrooms, and bath on the second
RaGe Rser hea slate soo h
anxious to sell has reduced price ac-
1908 H St. NV. MA as45.
FOXHALL VILLAGE, 1908 44th ST. NV
Of 2, ,i,,I Rock Creek Park from rear; lst-foor
inclosed and open porches: 2nd H., bed
rms. bath and sleeping porch: built-in
garage, auto. heat; good structural condi-
ls & s 4 FIX II MHER 81 DEvHoPMEST ~ MS 60.
'REPossBsED.
$9950.
This property can be purchased So 900
under original cost. This all-brick home
contains q large rms, 2l2 baths recreation
rm. built-in garage; on large wooded lot.
Must see to appreciate. Call MR. COATES,
DI. 300 all day.
vARNUM ST. NV, NEAR GEORGIA AVE.
heat. slate roof. garage Income, Ss7 80
per month: Price. S6.95O.
VIM. R. THOROWGOOD.
2024 r. l. Ave. NE. De O3l7
4s16 CONDUIT RID NV.
New home OF rms. . baths, air-cond ,
recr. rm Vacant. Reduced to $500
Sell OF trade. A. FISCHER CO., Ma 1928
WOODBRIDGE D. C..
1879 22nd st. n.e.-New Colonial 6-rm
house with built-in garage. beautifully
Terms.
1910 Taylor st. n.e.-New 6-rm brick,
with every modern convenience: $3.50 down,
balance like rent
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HOUSES UkFURNIsHED.

REFINED COLORED. 737 End ST NV
rooms and bath; excellent condition;
$37. 80. Call National 0350.
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WOODBRIDGE BARGAIN.
1904 18th n.e.-Tapestry brick,
rooms, 2 baths, h.-w.h., End door arranged
for apt. Chestnut trim, front porch,
garsge. Near bus. schools, stores. Price.
~"oo WIZ. \. THoRowoooQ.
202z n ]. Ave. NE. DE. 0917.
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APARTMENTS vhFURhIsHEp.
MOST FOR THE MONEY.

S525O-New. modern 2-family homes:
bedroom living room. kitchens -dinette. bath.
yard, porch, laundry, heat light, gas. re-
frigeration. See furnished exhibit at cor
ner North Capitol and Farragut pl. NV
or phone TIFFEY d FLYNN. INC. Repub-
lie 1918 or Georgia 0670 for free trans
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oUT-oF-Towh REAL EsTArr

OPPORTUNITIES HoTJSF pF.
built, ami, Ready occupy April /. Large
Rsn. Hio,; t:: 24o-ft: front, fine trees. Garden.
year Sea schoos. churches. in town. Price.
this now amos eeehi"
C w ALPAUGH. Manassas ".
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341O 3Oth ST. NV.
$10,950-NEW DETACHED.
OPEN 1O-4.3O DAILY.

F1RST-FLR. BEDROOM AND BATH.
House contains bedrms., pine panelled
recreation rm.. air-conditioned. wood-burn.
ing fireplace, porch. beautiful lot; located
within 2 blks of Conn ave. Evenings call
E. w. BECK. Lincoln 1910.
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE, $14, 1850.
butt Is e hnis Rb arse Iaos
ceilings. several fireplaces and three baths:
There are six bedrooms. 1t IS very we'll
arranged for physicians Offices The
property is we'll financed and can be pur-
chased on very reasonable terms. BOSS
& PHELPS, Ma. $500: evenings call Mr..
COpdjt no OoOo
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
BARNABY WOODS


We are able at this time, due to unusual
circumstances. to offer for sale one Of the
most unusual and picturesque homes ever
6uilt IN this lovely section. Located on q
large, wooded lot with a beautiful stream,
crossed by O. rustic bridge, in the back
Ihere are bedrooms snd baths on the
End hoor; large living room dining room,
with picture window. overlooking the gar
Den; maids room and bath and lounge
room IN basement. The price is below the
ORIGINAL cost. and attractive terms can be
arranged. CAN Adams 6623, or Emerson
REALTOR. EDW r. CARR. BUILDER,
1858 Conn. Ave.
1155 4th ST. NE.
Reconditioned. suitable for Q families; 6
rms, baths, full cellar: oil heat; large
lot: $3.50 cash, bal. $55 mo. Call Mr..
E. N. AIKEN, INC,
800 st. NV. MA. $3.50. Ewes. MI. 1857.
Close In-In Chevy Chase,
The owner of this property has asked us
to get him some action. This new brick
home Is the last Of a group OF s built in
this desirable vicinity. In addition to 8
this property contains a full library on list
moor with lavatory, maids room and bath
IN basement and all the desirable features,
including double-car garage which YOU
would expect N much higher-priced
think. this Is today's outstanding value.
Call RA. 5127. J. WESLEY BUCHANAN.
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APARTMENTS uhruRhlsHrp.
RROOKI,AND
THE I,EHIGH.

Immediate occupancy-2 large rooms
large kitchen, dinette, tiled bath Iane
shower: $41.5O-$44. Refrigeration free
See janitor
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ROLLING LAWNS
A REAL, HOME.

everything. g good rooms baths, large
closets, pantry. attic, screened side porch.
automatic heat. built-in garage. RESPONSE
Call MR.. HOWE Chestnut 1896. or MA.
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NEW WOODBRIDGE HOME
ARLINGTON

Individually built brick. old English:
with slate roof and copper guttering and
dowpspout rooms and bath. all on one
floor: bedrooms. large living room 16x2l .
attic insulated; porch 1Sx1S. with screens
and AWNINGS. All windows and doors are
metal weather-stripped and screened. 1t
has a beautiful setting in half-acre grove
Of large trees. To inspect call MA. 2265.
VIM. T. BALLARD,
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OFFICES FOR RENT
DESK SPACE FOR RENT

ROOMS, .BATH-S4O.
ST. NV, near 14th-2nd floor. heat
rnlshed. Apply 1417 L ST. NV,
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new stores, double front show windows,
very suitable for beauty. for dress shop.
location saves crossing 14th st. Don't delay
ONLY S55.
HOWENSTEIN REALTY CORP.
141S H st. NV District 1877
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CHEVY CHASE, D. c.

Brand-new detached home of rooms.
2 baths. recreation room. garage. Con-
venient to TRANSPORTATION and stores. A
real bargain. Only one at this price. For
appointment. call.
VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO., INC,
1919 NV DI 1918.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT,

CAPITOL HEIGHTS. MD. Mr. D. c. LINE
and transportation-8 rms. modern inn
provements. garage: S37. 80. GE. 1863
NEAR BELTSVILLE = $50. MODERN
mouse. 5 rooms. bath and laundry room,
nice yard, h.-w.h, garage. Greenwood 1777.
ARLINGTON, VA, 9O5 N. MONROE ST
rooms, bath. cellar, garage; newly remod-
eled; S65 month. oxford 2406-R.
broom MODERN BUNGALOW, on
Phone Greenwood 1854
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HOUSES WANrED 70 RENT.
HOUSES FOR SALE.

COLORED-WANTED IN THE NV. SEC
ton, 6-room house by colored tenants,
ami: must be reasonable. IA. Bib
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LIVE I'm EDGEMOOR

And enjoy . home that we consider the
finest value in ID. C. or Md, situated on
large lot and containing Z rms. (paneled
den on 1st H.: 2 complete baths and auto
matte air-conditioned heat Buy now and
you may select your own color scheme
inside and out. For further details call
]. WESLEY BUCHANAN. Wisconsin 4454
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ONLY $3.50 CASH.
BEAUTIFUL NEW HOME.
Near 10th and Irving StS.
Mt. Pleasant. Near Sacred Heart Church.
REDUCED TO S9.95O.
Overlooking Rock Creek Park-Brick. 9
large bright rooms, beautiful baths.
"Sun-lit' kitchen and dinette: unusually
large. yard beautiful recreation room.
maids bath, hreplaces, gar. 1894 Hobart
ST.. NV. Il block north OF Harvard ST.
DU. 7777. Omen m to d m
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REAL BARGAINS.

Near Roosevelt Highs r. all brick.
S6.?5O
Near Western Hight r.. new. 81 $50.
Near Chevy Chase Circle-6 r.. 2 baths.
finished attic, bult-in garage. detached
brick, nearly new .450.
For full details call WALTER AIKEN,
AID. 5297 or MA. Os56
NEW WOODBRIDGE HOME.
1880 18th st. ne. attractive brick. g
rooms. . tile baths. with bedroom and bath
on lst floor; chestnut trim. fireplace, mod
ern kitchen. gas air conditioned heat. brick
garage. Consider small house in trade.
~ william r. THoRowGooD
2024 Rhode Island Ave. NE. Decatur O3l7.
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ACREAGE FOR SALE

2, ACRES. WOODED, HIGH BUn-DINd
site, hillside. bottom land: beautiful stream.
tapge fange oaks; restricted location; 8 miles
dfTm doWn. memorial Nj 0aa, sridge @ $1,000, 500
SON miles out Columbia pike, Phone
AIeX- -s39-W-2 Closed Sunday
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STORES FOR RENT.

pRIvATE OFFICE-MAILING ADDREss
pnone sec. service: rep outside conceTn1
III Woodward Bldg Met. 754s.
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE

PRIVATE HOME MADE INTO A FIVE
family apartment for colored: on Rhode
Island ave: nv, near 10th; fully rented;
income, 81 .392 annually; price, $1,000;
cash, $1,000. This building should net 75S
or more on invested capital per year; each
apartment furnishes own gas. electricity
BAILEY or v. 8. HURLBERT. Washington
Housing Corp, 931 H NV.
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APARTMENTS SUB. WANTED,

WANTED-FURNISHED APT, ARLING-
ton or Alex, Immediately; bedroom, kitch-
en-. bath: couple. Box 330-J. Star.
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FARMS WANTED.

80 TO 100 ACREsIWITH STREAM. on
10 good road. not more than Is miles from
;Wasnington Good home. with modern
improvements essential. Write Box 72-X
Star. stating price and exact location
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A RIPPLING BROOK

A R1PPL1NG BROOK
Lends enchantment to the setting of this
charming Colonial home. Truly comfort
able, spacious, living rm., generous dining
rm, sun-lit kitchen. 3 lovely bedrooms
with / having pvt bath. Just a step above
the 1st f.: semi-hnished attic: attached
garage: fireplace for. recreation rm. makes
this the complete home. See this and
you'll agree this is a real home. To in
spect phone J. WESLEY BUCHANAN. Shep-
herd 1921
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4715 17th ST NV.

Open-Det English-type brick. one Of
the most distinctive houses in this exclu-
sive section. Large fireplace in spacious
liv rm. opening onto large porch. 5 bed
rms, 3 baths; beautiful grounds. Less
MISS REED. GEORGIA sO53
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LET THIS HOUSE PAY YOUR RENT.
Detached. redecorated and in excellent
CONDITION contains 3 rooms and bath. lot
50xl40 It,, Just west OF 10th ST., nr. Park
I'd, convenient to transportation and
schools, This house is readily convertible
noor) OF 3 rooms, kitchen and bath each.
It can be purchased on terms. and the price
is under $1,000
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LUX AT THIS.
Arlington. Va.-Why pay rent when $50
cash and S65 per mo. will pay for home
OF your own (or more cash and less monthly
payments)? 6 rooms. new 2-story brick;
wooded section, within blocks of . bus
lines. stores and theaters. minutes to
Memorial Bridge. Drive out new Lee blvd.
to Courthouse rd., turn right to 18th St,
BROYHIlL CO. Oxford 1919 16s
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TOO GALES ST. NE AND RIM
apts, kitchenette dinette. bath refs; heat q,
hot water furn.: S42 80 and $40 per month
r. G. DUNNE,
e04 ST. NE. Atlantic $500.
2327-3l 18th ST. N.W.-$57.5O.
OPP. MERIDIAN PARK-AIR CooLEpoi p.
gas, elec. refg. incl. in rent CO 0O59-J.
VICTOR CAHILL, Agent, National 6313.
GEORGETOWN.
Two newly reconditioned apts.. 5 rooms,
bath h-Wh. S475 so and S4550.
CHAS. L. NORRIS.
2135 Pa. Ave. NV. Republic 2l12.
1882 BILTMORE ST. NV.
4 Rooms. Kitchen. Bath S62. SO.
CONN. AVE.-3221.
Or B. Shower Foyer, Elevator, $40 so,
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large kitchen, dinette, tiled bath and
shower: $41.5o-$44. Refrigeration free.
THE LEHIGH,
26O5 ADAMS MILL RD-$45.
..,2 rooms, Kitchen, bath and porch; elec-
Natl. stit l.isSss1:1R MORT & INV CORP. MA. 5sss.
JUST WEST OF MASS. AVE.
1881 QUE ST. NV,
rms. kit. dinette. bath; $3.50.
8 rms, kit, dinette. bath; $875e.
Tiled bath, built-in shower: modern
ktihen
rent.
SEE RESIDENT MANAGER,
1924 Vermont Ave. District s141.
REFINED CoLoRED-3114 18th ST. NV
heat. elec. gas. phone. CO. sess. ''
COLORED.
1743 Corcoran st. n.w-Large base
ment apt must give part-time janitor
service. S25. b F. SAUL. National 2IOO,
COOPERATIVE APTs. FOR SALE.
ON CONN. AVE. 36OO-LIVING ROOM,
sSit sau ssnfss snsts ssts f box D s
FLATS FOR RENT.
919 MD. AVE. NE.-1st FLOOR; RMS,
bath. Arcola heat; $40. Key at End floor.
E; QUINCY SMITH. INC, 900 18th st. nv.
$33 .5O-CONv. LOCATION. NEAR 18th
and d cars-Liv. rm. bedrm., furn. break
fast rm., kit. with Kelvinator. and laun-
dry trays; rear porch: shades and window
strips auto. heat; tiled shower; new-house
condition; adults only. Apt. /, 1910 EN-
erson ne. Open Thursday.
$27.50-BARGAIN-$27.5O.
614 Elliott st. n.e.-3 large rooms, bath.
porch. electric. gas. Vecco heat. Apply
kRAFT g. co. I'D n st II fC61
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NEW APT. BLDG.4 UNITS.
| bedrms.. living room. dinette. kitchen
price. S14,50O.
IL NEW 1-2 FAMILY HOMES.
| Rentals. $3.50 monthly: price. S65.0O0.
FOR further Information
CALL MI Ak22 :,
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FARMS FOR SALE.
SPECIAL COUNTRY HOME

ner. roads; rooms, large bedrooms.
large large storeroom. for business. fine for rest
nome, nr 1r,,c peauty parlor, dog kennel, poultry
Iruit; q miles to- D. C. JOHN BURDOFT'
C0leSville, Md. Ashton 2S4R -
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Between Capitol and Lincoln Park-9-r
and 2-b brick in new condition. suitable
Tor tourists home. professional use. etc.
For price and terms HUGH B, CONNER. !.
923 18th st. NV. Republic 1860 Eve
uings Atlantic 210S
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BEAUTIFUL HOME BARGAIN.
Englsh-type bungalow; : rooms and rec
reation room: large lot; Diet. garage. Ia
koma Park Md. just beyond D. c. line.
Ewes. Mr. Hartlieb. Greenwood 1892.
VIM. M. THOMAS, MA. 4897.
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COI,ORED

1743 Corcoran St n.w-Large base
ment apt, must give part-time janitor
service. S25. B. F. SAUL National 2lOO
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NE. CORNER 18th AND
SPRING RD NW

.Uf ChftfNlLI AVENUE INV.
Heat furnished: toilet; $4,000.
THOS. E. FARRELL co MA. 07ss
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Intruder Seizes Purse
Al LEGISLATOR S Apartment

Police today were searching Tor
the colored burglar who entered the
apartment of Representative Joseph
]. Mansfield of Texas yesterday and
stole a purse containing about $l2.
The pocketbook belonged to Mrs.
Richard P. Dorsey, the Represent
ative's daughter, who is visiting in
his apartment at 2l01 New Hamp-
shire avenue NV. Mr.. Mansfield,
his daughter. and his daughter-in-
law, Mrs Bruce Mansfield, were IN
the apartment at the time.
When Mrs. Mansfield saw the
burglar he warned her to be quiet,
picked up the purse and fled. She
gave police a description OF the man.
Mrs. Robert A. Taft, wife OF the
Senator from Ohio, reported yes
terday that two watches, the prop
ertv of her sons. had been stolen
from the glove compartment of her
automobile.
Wiley Stimson, a cab driver who
lives at 920 Twenty-third street
NV. was robbed of 50 last night by
two passengers. The men forced him
to surrender the money at gun point.
Theft of a number Of shrouds,
drapes and other funeral accessories
along with an automobile-was
reported today by James Mccarthy,
of New York City. Mr.. Mccarthy
said the funeral accessories were
In the back seat of his automobile,
parked near Continental Hotel,
where he is staying. The car was
stolen last night.
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Committee Formed
To Wage Education
Fight for CrippIes
Appropriations for 6
Teachers to 'Sturt'
Program Proposed

Active congressional support for
an appropriation to make possible
establishment of a permanent pro-
gram for education of crippled
children here who cannot leave
their homes or hospitals will be
sought by the newly formed Co.
ordinating Committee for Handi-
capped Children.
Members of the House Subcom-
mittee on District Appropriations
will be asked to provide funds in
the District budget to pay at least
six teachers to instruct these chill
dren.
See "Start" Toward Program.
The Co-ordinating Committee,
composed of representatives of pub
lie and private agencies who come
in contact with the crippled young
sters, point out that six teachers
would represent only start" to-
ward an adequate permanent sys-
tenn aimed at replacing the w. P.
A. project now engaged in teaching
crippled children when this latter
service is terminated.
More than 200 now are receiving
their education through the w. P. A.
efforts.
The committee was established
yesterday at a meeting called by
the Health Committee of the Coun-
Gil of Social Agencies.
Mrs. Goodman Presides.
Mrs. Elizabeth c. Goodman, di-
rector of the w. P. A. project here,
acted as temporary chairman. 1t is
expected an officer of private
group will be chosen permanent
head of the committee.
Among those present we're Miss
Lena Hitchcock, director of occupa-
tional therapy for Children's Hos
pital; Mrs. Evelyn Bright Buckley,
vice president of the District of Co.
lumbia Congress of Parents and
Teachers; Mrs. c. H. Pierce, vice
chairman of the Department OF
Education, District of Columbia
Federation of Women's Clubs, and
DR.. Robert j. Kassan, assistant di-
rector of Emergency Hospitals out
patient department.
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Service Orders

ARMY.
CAVALRY.
Slack. 1t. Col James E., from Monterey
H.becker' Second 1t. John c.. from West
Point to Randolph Field.
INFANTRY.
futile. Mai. Albert L., from Cleveland 10
MEDICAL CORPS.
L,nthicum. 1t Col Edgar S.. from Wash
ington to Trenton.
COAST ARTILLERY CORPS:
Cooper, First 1t, Harry B., jr' from Fort
Monroe to Panama.
QUARTERMAsTER CORPS.
Heap. Ii Col Theodore p. from Fort
Thomas to Fort Benjamin Harrison fTnm Fort
oasneSs' Knox to We Fort Thomas. Thomas -
Cullins, Capt Harry, from Philadelphia to
Fort Moultrie
FIELD ARTILLERY.
White, Capt. Robert C., from Hawaii to
st. s09sysassfe coRPs OF SGlssaRs GalNssGaINEERs.
yelling First It. ,aaEa ALVIN c. from Seattle
Htile. First 1t. Harry L., jr, from Midway
Island to Honolulu.
NAVY.
BUREAU OF NAVIGATION.
Capt + S Nsva A. pssrct dT9n s.
Afnds nola to a'm sombins in sa,na sauadron on ''
Bandyi 4. q Rsnsey g. Jack L. from Pensacola
Gray. 1t. q. 81 Richard, from Pensacola
to q. S. S. Enterprise
HusH 1ss Il II r,sbsns & H. Wam sdusdpon IT, from pensa
Mccaulsy 1t q e. Jsmss sdnsrdon w. from Pen
Newell, 1t. G. g. James H, from Pensa-
cola to u 8. S. Lexington.
Reed 1t q. g) Marion j.. from Pensacola
to U. s. s. Phoenix.
eoutherland, 1t. q. g. James j., I'd, from
Pensacola to o. s. s. Yorktown.
MEDICAL, CORPS
Barbour. Comdr. Herbert y, from san
Pedro to Long Beach, CALI.
Altman 1t. Thomas L., from Pearl Harbor
to San Pedro.
Higgins. 1t Alton r., from 4th Marines to
Chelsea Mass
Smith, 1t. Francis K. from Cleveland to
Chicago.
SUPPLY CORPS.
. Hamrick, 1t. Cecil O., from San clemente
OetWeiler 1t q. g. Louis NJ, from San
Diego to San Clemente Island.
Your first accident may be your
Evening star., 1940-01-31

Your first accident may be your
last.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-10-30

Continued from Page One)
as usual, as freshmen and sopho-
mores contest. The winner will be
awarded the jug. symbolic OF vic
tory. at the pep meeting Friday
evening.
Plans made by the parade com
mittee were announced by Chair
man Thomas Herlihy. The parade
Saturday morning will climax the
activities when classes. fraternt
ties, sororities. and various campus
organizations enter floats to COM
pete for prizes.
Neville Hughes. co-chairman OF
the pep rally Friday evening with
Gerry MCGOWAN. announced that
an especially interesting and en-
Pertaining program has been ar.
ranged. and he promised the stu
dents that they would not be disap-
pointed il they all attend the rail-,
and help make this Homecoming
the best OF all.
Miss Helen Ureen, president OF
the Women's League, spoke to the
group, stating that 1--WE can't have
a good Homecoming unless you all
do your part"
An especially interesting feature
OF the program was the announce
ment made by Miss Martha Walsh.
co-chairman with Fred Swafford OF
the publicity and slogan committee.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-10-30
Calendar of Social Events
TODAY

TODAY
Church. $780,
Church edihce Glasgow New Inven-
that relate Peace
Ypsan Aee Faterna Order OF Eagles o'clock at hall ia
y. Huron St
Council of Ypsanh Chapter Order of DeMolay o'clock Masonic
Temple
Missionary Church thank offer
ingatherng and 745 Sunday School OF
>Washtenaw Rebekah practice o'clock Fellow
Y
American Legion Ypsianu number
home.
THURSDAY
ST Luxe Auxiliary Guild morning. communion IL
o'clock Nluncheon o'clock st. Luke Church House.
Girl Sarkweaher;
o'clock Rackham; eight, $3.50 Luke
Roosevelt; Brownie Pack number Woodruff
Der three, 3SOCentral; number o'clock Roosevelt
Dorcas Society Church,
William
West Side Circle of Dorcas Society Of Lutheran Church 1880 with
Mrs Leon Gibson
Ypsanu Commandey number 81 Knights Tempar special
clave School Of Instruction 800
Hobby Club of Woodruff School, ITO 10 O'Clock faculty
Woodruff School.
Jolly Eight Club, o'clock with Mrs Walter Homer
Past Noble Grands OF Washtenaw Rebekahs Halloween
ade party o'clock home of Mrs Frank Bowerman.
Lazy Daisy Club $780, home of Mrs Albeit Brookins.
Huron Chapter Walton League business meeting lunch
m Landy Hall
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-10-30
Rally Starts Homecoming
Events at Normal College

of the winner OF the slogan col-
test. Joe Keeyo is this years win
ner with the phrase. Alumni Us,
Retain the Ties"
He received two tickets to the
Homecoming dance to be held Sat
urday evening in the Charles Nc.
Kenny Hall ballroom.
Edward Poly, president of the
Mems Union. expressed the wish
that this Homecoming might be a
success.
Music in the lighter vein. inter.
spersed with the announcements,
proved enjoyable for the audience.
An excellent piano duet was play
ed by Fred Granger and Clark Nc
Clelland. Mr. McCelland also ed
part of his orchestra in two po-
pular selections.
John Rohr led two new cheers,
both amusing and definitely pep
py"
Singing was provided by the,
"Amalgamated Nine. a group OF
nine boys who render humorous
lyrics and by a new girl trio on
the campus, who sang Il Hear Blue
birds, and "Dinah'.
The Huron Fight Song, sung by
all the audience, closed the pro.
gram. The students We're accom-
panied by Clark McClelland and
his orchestra.