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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-09
Invited to Dinner

Among those who are invited
to attend are Mrs. Joseph Loui-
sell. Mary Jane Schwarz. Mrs.
d. J. Healy Jra Mrs. Bert Glas-
gov, Peggy Gallets OF Los An
geles, house guest Of the bride
elect and a former roommate at
Trinity College, Mrs. Ray Nc
Namara, Mrs. Gertrude Wagner
and Mrs. w. HALEY Smith.
The marriage viii take place
at 1870 a. m. in Blessed Sacra-
ment Cathedral.
Another bfide-eleet in the
limelight is Margaret Peg
Grierson daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Elmer GrierSpn of
Shrewsbury road. who will ex-
change vows with Theron Gift
ford. son of Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Clifford OF Berkshire road on
February %.
This week will hold a host OF
parties for her.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-09
Expert TO Appraise
Review Club China

DETROIT REVIEW CLUB
members who have antique china
will have an opportunity TO have
il classified and valued by an
expert, Mary Riddle. If they will
take il to the club meeting.
NJ fond ay afternoon, in the
Women's City Club.
Mrs. c. Foster Meanwell,
president: Mrs. Herbert Murray
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-09
Linen Shower

Mrs. Clyde I. Webster Jr. has
issued invitations 10 tea and
linen shower in her honor 10 be
held Monday IN the home Of her
mother, Mrs. Paul VOORHEES,, in
Longfellow avenue.
On Tuesday. Mrs. Semon
Knudsen Will entertain AT a
luncheon and miscellaneous
shower in her home in Bingham
road, Bloomfield Hills.
Another of the weeks host
esses will include Mrs. Earl
Maxwell who will open her home
in Birmingham Wednesday eve
ming for a fleeing visit with
Gail Coffin, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard a. Coffin. The
girls were classmates at Smith
College 50 had much 10 discuss.
But il is our bet Gail 5 APPROACH
ing marriage was the chief topic
of conversation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-09
Hostess at Luncheon

Honoring the bride-elect, Mrs
William Moore of Parkside ave-
nue. entertained at a beautifully
appointed luncheon and hosiery
handkerchief shower Saturday
afternoon.
The table was laid with a
white linen cloth with inserts Of
Barona lace. Pastel flowers
formed the centerplece.
Places were marked for:
Evening star., 1941-12-18
Russian Scientist Hunts
Coolest Elements Secret

Somewhere in Russia" Prof. M.
Kapitza Is searching for the secrets
OF the coolest element, liquid
helium No. 20.
Moscow reports he is making
progress despite the war.
He has brought it within two de-
grees of the lowest temperature
possible, but has kept it liquid, and
a film Of it thousandth of the
thickness Of paper has been observed
to climb the sides of a vessel con-
tanning it almost as fast as bullet
travels.
Evening star., 1941-12-18
SMITH CLEANERS.
STENOGRAPHERS

High school graduates. for ONCE of large
local corporation Good working conditions
and excellent opportunity for advancement.
500 to $3.50 to start. Write giving age.
education, experience, whether at present
employed and salary desired. Box 44l-C,
Star
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

WAREHOUSING with DELIVERY SERV-
ice) for light and medium weight material,
THOS j. CROWELL, Estb. 1915. 1915
Jef Davis highway. RE. 4411.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
annual meeting of the stockholders OF the
will be held at the ofices of the club.
Baseball Park, Washington. D. c., on
Tuesday, January 6, 1912, at twelve o clock
noon, for the purpose Of electing Board
OF Directors for the ensuing year. and for
such other business as may be properly
brought before said meeting. EDWARD
b EYNON. Jr., Secretary.
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Private Secretary
Or
Bookkeeper and Auditor.

Intelligent, thorough businessl!ke young
woman, college graduate. 10 years business
experience: capable Of handling your sec
retarial and stenosraphic work, your book;
shsrge g etnes manassr; Minimum sslsTy'
Evening star., 1941-12-18

MEN, white, to learn kitchen
work in large cafeteria Or
ganization; must be neat,
clean; steady work with good
hours and salary. Apply in
person at 1143 21St st. NV,
End floor, with social security
card.
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STEADY position. S2O wk. 10 start.
Pleasant surroundings. Work not heavy.
Advancement. References. Box 445-C, Star.
Receptionist for Apt. Hotel.
No switchboard required. Age 2l-2s.
Must have neat appearance and some
college training. Salary, $50 10 S10O per
mo. Write full particulars to Box 377-C,
Star, and inclose snapshot.
HOUSEKEEPER, WHITE,
ASSUME CHARGE APT.
AND CHILD OF 3: LIVE IN;
REF. BOX sc, STAR.
STENOGRAPHER AND TYP
IST;; steady position; capable
handling large volume de-
tails; S23 week start, prompt
advancement; references.
Box 210-B. Star.
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SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTABLE started. kept part
time; audrs. statements, tax service; local
references: very reasonable. Or 2074.
ACCOUNTANT T-BoOKKEEPER, experienced.
so5 aeSirss ss5d tuh or part time work. smer- s1.
ACCOUNTABILITY EXPERT Books
started, kept part time, audits, tax reports
reasonable: day or evenings. WA. $500
ARCHITECTURAL DAFTSMAN, designer
A7aabs sRa VIII IS aoo s
BOY, colored, neat. wants Job as bus boy.
Dupont 1889.
CHAUFFEUR and houseman, long expert
ence: city refs. 1888 2nd NV. NO. i157.
CHEF. colored Al references, 10 years
experience. knows all angles of turning out
good foods, Charles Duncan 246s On
tario I'd NV. ~
CHEF tcoOkl, white: many years expert
erences. Box lS4-A, Star. l9'
ELEVATOR OPERATOR or porter, very
capable. wants work: with refs. Phone
LIQUOR STORE CLERK. pre-prohibition
and post-repeal experience; references
MAN, young, 81, drsft-exempt from U. s.
Army and recently discharged from Cana
dian active army on physical grounds. seeks
political research work: would like to work
correspondent. Henry Stoner, Apt. No. AS
1875 Mintwood pl. NV AID. 1886. 18.
MAN. "a, married. 2 yrs all-around shop.
Burning. Burning drill ip presses, sf Using tools Box
3pS-L, Star.
MAN, colored. young, wants work as truck
driver or chauffeur; knows city. Atlantic
distance truck helper or janitor. NO.
60l5.
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HELP WOkAEk

Stenographer and Typist.
Steady position. $50 wk TO start.
Pleasant SURROUNDINGS Work not heavy.
References Box 445-C. Star.
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Situations Wanted
Reduced Rates


Reduced Rates
3 lines, time, zoe line ne-$ so
lines, 2 times, l8c line l,08
lines, 8 times, 15c line 1.35
Claims for errors must be made in
time for correction before the second
insertion.
Business advertisements under Situ-
stions Wanted will be charged the
regular classified rate.
Business cards under Special No
tices and all advertisements under
Personal SC per line additional.
When cancelling an advertisement
retain cancellation number which is
invariably given at the time order to
discontinue advertisement is received.
This number is necessary in case of
claim for adjustment.
Orders to insert or cancel classified
advertisements for the Daily Star must
be received by IL pm. evening before;
for The Sunday Star by pm. Sat-
urday.
Evening star., 1941-12-18
HELP MEN.

WANTED. THREE AUTO. MECHANICS
BY Washingtons oldest automobile dis
tributors. Work In warm, well lighted
building Life and SICK INSURANCE
available. STEADY EMPLOYMENT, GOOD
PAY.
Vacation with pay.
Best of enuinment
Evening star., 1941-12-18
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

Sib bOAbtONS WONNGN.
COMPANION or practical nurse, expert
enced, white. Anna Schultz. Call District
$3.50 or write 935 H st. NV. 49,
GOVT. WORKER. white. desires house
work in private home exchange for room
and board. Box 32-D. Star. 49,
MANUSCRIPTS, letters. ETC., typed: reas.
rates. Miss Coleman, 1923 18th st. NV.
ME AIS.
NURSE colored, care for semi-invalid: 15
yrs experience. dr.'s and patients refs.
Mrs. Jenkins. Trinidad 6O56. 1ss
NURSE employed days, prof. service or
comDanionship ewes. exchange room. din
ners tor kitchen Priv in quite. above
average home. Box gid, Star. 49,
PAY ROLL, CLERK. newspaper. thoroughly
experienced. 2 years fire ms, E. F. biller,
desires position: perm. resident Washing
ton. excellent appearance, reliable. Box
19-D, Star. 1S'
STENOGRAPHER. experienced: $50 per
week: daily or hourly basis, ST per hour.
TELEPHONE RE. 1921. Is.
TYPIsT, experienced. desires work at home.
Hobart 3405.
WOMAN. young. white, wants general
housework, cooking, care of child: city ref
erences: live in. Box 13-D. Star. 1Ss
HAVE completed course as p, B. x. oper
ator. need experience, will start at small
salary. B. Bowman, 40s N. Henry st,
Evening star., 1941-12-18
HELP WOMEN.
((tnptip,ied

GIRL to work on soda fountain. SIS per
week. am. to 4:30 pm; experience not
necessary. Morgan Pharmacy. 300l p
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COLLECTOR. $50 WKLY.,

With car. must be experienced in install
ment business Salary and commission,
Our men average $50 weekly. See Mr..
Brown. 1878 Rhode Island ave. ne, to
i m. only.
Evening star., 1941-12-18
IN BUILDERS OFFICE.

Architect, engineer, estimator to build
S-story concrete apt. houses. Must be eX-
expediting and supervising construction
Apply Box AID, Star
Evening star., 1941-12-18

COOKS AND WATERS.
Colored. experienced. Apply to dining car
agent. Pennsylvania Railroad, Union Sta
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AUTO BODY MAN
GAS STATION
ATTFNDANT

Apply at once. Liberty Auto Body Co.
ll15 NJ ST. NV
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SALESMAN AND
ESTIMATOR WITH CAR

Large moving and storage Arm Ex-
perience not essential. 20 to 40 years
Good salary. References. Permanent
position. Box BOD, Star.
Evening star., 1941-12-18
CLASSIFIED AD RATES
loeoi Advertisers

Three Lines (Minimum)
Evening star., 1941-12-18

SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT.
District Automotive Supply Compan
2100 Pennsylvania ave NV
Evening star., 1941-12-18
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.

HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.
Honesty, pependabilitZ; satlsiaction;
"AiNf2di s42o 1E deorsta N Ave. NV -
Heating oiIBnrnsr pRnas ans ASnai0nn'
Pre- TayoI Esf3f5ss Bi5s Nights ksd pses cEi5en a2s1
GUARANTEED
HOME IMPROVEMENTS
From Cellar to AttIe
NO CASH DOWN.
Small Monthly Payments.
Free Estimates.
Federal Contracting Co, Inc,
Ma 7416. Nieht. MA. 7417. 10.
GATE WAY
TO SATISFACTION.
ROOFING SIDING
pAtGi A6ME ENG fMpRovEMFa4s. EAREHfs'
Mem5sf pIss Of E::johissNEssRi *joHNs MSRHI1Lr.
HOME IMPROVEMENT GUILD"
GATES CONTRACTING CO.,
6840 Wis. Ave. Oliver 1900.
EVENINGS. Emerson 42I4
BUSINESS oPPoRTUkITIEs.
EMERGENCY, quick sale; small parkinr
lots; no delays; cash $500 to 5000. Box
LOG. Star.
IN Bethesds. pelicstessen. - itc ist-ciass Ia % in
sale beer and wine iicense; $50. 900 year
tHss sse OSihs'' SaS m0 net Prse PPTR ash .
Principals only No brokers. Mr.. Acker-
INTERESTED IN PURCHASING guest
persons in good location. (No brokers)
GROCERY. delicatessen; .!s375 weekly.
T0a pFee Terms Oesh cam be saTg sea
Bet SO pm. at 313 2nd st. s.w.
RESTAURANT. good location, seating 6s,
large basement for additional dining rn.;
low rent; splendid opportunity. WO. 1929.
OWNER owl Err OF PROPERTY near Dupont circle
room house. Box 26-D. star. 19'
RESTAURANT. colored: wonderful incomes
retiring from business; priced for immedi-
Rent, $3.50: store and apis. See owner.
no brokers. 1920 7th ST. NV. l9'
GASOLINE STATION for. rent. excellent
OPP opp. for right party l,4oo gal. per mo.
BOARDING HOUSE, all rooms rented; low
nent people. Box 33-D. Star. 81
GAS STATION central; $4,000 gals mo:
anon g45 Ps small down Payment Liver
sANDWICH-DELIC BEER, ex corner;
5000 week money-makeri splendid oppor-
tunlty; $1,000, terms. Box AID, Star.
SACRIFICE modern grocery and meat mar
ket doing cash business no reasonable
offer refused. 1015 11th st. NV.
Apartment, 1st Commercial, Cor
ner; 6 stories, "a units Qs6 rooms. "a
baths), pMS restaurant. averaging rooms
and bath each. Annual income S27 600.
Ground 1880 so. #. This building can
continue TO operate as an apartment or can
be converted into an uptown MOTEL.
~ JEROME 8. MURRAY,
RE. 2460. 1881 G ST. NV MI. 1929.
GUEST HOUSE,
DOWNTOWN.
Very desirable: large brick residence.
near l4th and Rhode Island ave. NV;
13 rms. . baths. oil burner; MANY rooms
| occupied by old tenants; very reasonable
rates, wishing to continue; all furniture
inciuded IN price; estate will sell at
Evening star., 1941-12-18

gent fair education. Apply Mr.. Barry.
the Washington Laundry, 27th and X
Evening star., 1941-12-18

White men wanted. 81 years of age or
older. to qualify as taxicab operators.
Must have up-to-date District of CO.
lumba motor vehicle operators permit and
have resided within the metropolitan area
of Washington for one year or longer
NEARBY Maryland and Virginia included.
FREE INSTRUCTIONS.
Evening star., 1941-12-18

AppIy MT. A. L. LlVsle, H0Om NO, III,
1735 14th st. NV. between 3 and pm.
ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER,
Alexandria, Va. Box 436-C,
Star.
Evening star., 1941-12-18

GIRLS, white, 25-35 years old. as clerk
typists, ability to handle cash and work
with figures essential. Steady work, i'm
mediate employment. Apply in person.
ll43 DIST st NV 2nd floor
Evening star., 1941-12-18
GUEST HOUSE,
DOWNTOWN

Very desirable, large BRICK Residence,
near l4th and Rhode Island ave NV;
13 rms; baths. oil burner; msnv rooms
occupied by old tenants; very reasonable
rates. wishing to continue; all furniture
included IN price; estate will sell at
F. ELIOT MIDDLETON.
-RE. llsl. 223 Investment Bldg.
Evening star., 1941-12-18

PRESSER, white, for woolens;
excellent working conditions,
short hours, good salary, steady
work. Phone SH. 1880.
Evening star., 1941-12-18

hIn-OONDII I IIONINU,
Sheet metal installation me-
chanics, good wages, steady
work. Apply after 10 am.
zoos New York ave. NV.
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DIAMOND CABS.

To take charge of hotel plant. knowledge
Of air-conditioning essential: must be sober
and have references; $3.50 mo. Box 405-C,
Siar
Evening star., 1941-12-18

HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS to work few hours
in private school before and after school.
Evening star., 1941-12-18

GIRLS wanted for soda fountain work;
salary. SIS per week Apply Beverly
Pharmacy. 1925 Mt. Vernon ave-, Alex
andria va TIE 4441
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ENGINEER, 3rd CLASS,

No experience necessary, good oppor-
tunity for quick advancement in chain
of stations. Apply 10 am. ESQ SERVICE
CENTER, Wis. ave. and Que st. NV.
Evening star., 1941-12-18

HOUSEKEEPER- ER-NURSE. white, care fer
year-old girl; $40 mo-. room and board; in
Arlington Chestnut olSl
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Claims for errors must be made in
time for correction before the second
insertion
Evening star., 1941-12-18
HELP MEN.
tContinued.)

MECHANIC, familiar with Ford and gem
eral repair work; living in Prince Georges
County preferred; part time or full time.
Phone Anderson Motors, Marlboro 246
Evening star., 1941-12-21
MRS. HUGH RICHARD

ELSEA top centerJ.
Formerly MiSS.Ruby Gordon
Green, she is the daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. C. D. Green OF
Warrenton, Va. Her recent
marriage took place in the
Warrenton Baptist Church.
Hayes Photo.
Evening star., 1941-12-21
Girls Seek to Escape
War Work by Jobs

Thousands of girls in Britain are
offering to take jobs, often at noNi-
nal salaries, in an effort TO avoid
being drafted into the services or
war factories. The ruse will not ac-
complish its purpose, according to
the Ministry of Labor in London
Girls who have not been employed
before are officially registered and
if they have taken jobs since regis
tration it will not prevent their be-
ing sent to do war work when needed
Most Of them are unmarried, with
no domestic ties. Many are in COM
Portable circumstances and have no
financial need to work. Firms which
Evening star., 1941-12-21

Davis, Col Michael F, from Hamilton
Field, Calf. to Enid. Okla.
Reed. Mai Allen W from Sefridge Field,
Mich. to Mitchell Field, n. Y.
Conners Capt George W. jr.. from Hamil-
ton Field, Calf, TO Riverside Calf
Thompson. Capt Glenn C, from Wichita
Falls, Tex, to Barksdale Field, La.
MEDICAL CORPS
Harding. l.. Col. Read B., from Kelly
Healy; 1t, Col. Michael G., from Westover
Field Mass. to Kelly Field.
Hutchinson, Mai. William A, from Camp
Bowie. Tex. 10 New York.
Headstream. Capt. James W. from Camp
Banding Fla, TO Keesler Field. Miss.
Blalock.. First Il. John F.. IT.. from Camp
Wheeler to Randolph Field.
Kasparian; First 1t. Kari D. from Fort
IT, Banks Mass Mass; to Eort Devens.
Meade to Fort Dix.
johnson. First Ii. Pearce s., from Fort
Wood TO Fort Bennins.
SIGNAL CORPS.
Bowie. Tex, to Camp Haan. Calf
Fneran. First 1t. Edward v from Fort
Monmouth J., TO Washington.
mouth TO Camp Crovder, Mo.
Jette. Second Ii Arthur H, from Fort
Monmouth to Camp Crowder
Bostvick, First 1t. Emerson H. from Camp
Claiborne, La. TO Drew Field, Fla
Dean, First 1t. John R., from Camp Bowie
TO Drew Field
Bean, Second 1t. William s.. Sd from Fort
Meade TO Drew Field
Morris. l.. Col George w. from Fort
Bragg, N. c., to Maxwell Field, Ala.
CORPS OF ENGINEERS.
Dunno: Mai. David M, from Fort Bliss to
Washington.
Shaw. Mai. Quincy A. from Providence,
r. l., 10 Washington.
Hatchett. Capt. Thomas E, from Camp
Claiborne, La, TO Kelly Field
Armstrong, First 1t. Francis H. from Camp
Claiborne TO Kelly Field.
Musgrove, MAJ. Albert NJ. ir.. from Newark
TO New York
Never; Capt. Richard D., from West Point
to Washington.
Tank. Capt. Charles p, from West Point
to Washington
Evening star., 1941-12-21

pointed chairman in charge of the
waste paper conservation program
for this school. Papers are COL
lected each Wednesday from the
building.
Two Red Cross first aid classes are
meeting regularly under the direc-
ton of Mrs. M. I. Protzman. Mem
bers of the Junior Red Cross First
Aid Glass will receive their Red
Crosses" in the near future.
A class In nutrition has been or
ganized with Miss Alice Mullane
in charge.
The Junior Red Cross Knitting
Group meets each Tuesday with
Mrs. r. B. Mayberry.
Many members of the association
have joined the defense program
offered by the Kalorama Citizens
Association. These courses are
given at the school at night sessions
and are available to all in that dis
trict.
Evening star., 1941-12-21

J Barrish, First 1t. George r.. from Baln-
more to WASHINGTON.
| Horschman, First It. Robert L.. from
Ogden. Utah. to Sacramento.
Hoyt. Second 1t Rulon ", from King City,
Calf, to Fort Warren. Wyo.
Edlis, Second 1t. Herbert s., from Fort
Hayes. Ohio, to Washington.
Mcdonald. Second 1t. Francis G.. from
Camp Bowie. Tex, to Washington.
Smalle, First 1t, Daniel E.. from Fort
Briseoe' MAJ Willam N from Fort Meade.
Md, to Kelly Field
McHale. Mai. Henry P, from Kansas City,
Mo, to Ogden, Utah.
Skord; Capt. Joseph from Kansas City TO
Brf2Bfhs, oBasn' e. Gfah Col, Dawes E, from Camp
Tillotson, MAJ Robert E, from San Fran
cisco to Fort Lewis.
Skinner, Mai Lawrence l., from Fort
Benning, Ga, to WASHINGTON.
Va. to New Cumberland, Pa
-5Si Okla. to y Sheppard Field. Tex.
Edwards, Capt. Cecil l.. from San Msteo.
Henderson. First 1t, Hammond F.. from
Washington to Fort Knox.
Jordan, Second 1t. Frank H.. jr., from
Baltimore to Fort Knox.
Farley, Capt. Alfred D. from Fort Devens
to Fort Williams, Me.
Phaneuf, Capt. Victor g., from Fort Ethan
Allen, Vt. to Fort Devens;
Graham. Second 1t. James D., from Camp
Edwards to Fort Banks.
sheehan. Capt. Edward l., from Chicago to
Racsf: sae1s FIRST HtAf 1t. John E.. from CHICAGO
10 osoen' CAVALRY.
Mckinney, First 1t. Warren L., from
Evening star., 1941-12-21
Indiantown Gap. Pa. 70 Fort Riley
Kans

Indiantown Gap. Pa. 70 Fort Riley.
Kans.
The following are ordered from Camp
Bowie. Tex, to March Field, Calf:
Brown. Capt Oral J.
Hoar, Capt George W.
Wallace. Capt Edwin r.
Baldwin. First 1t. Arthur g.
Gardner, First 1t. Kenneth E.
Roberts, First 1t. Charles B.
Andrus, Mai. Julian M. from Camp ROBIN
Lewis to Fort Lawton
Jones. 1t, Col. Marcus E, from Fort Riley
Bean. al fSt Capt! 0is Charles r. from Camp Liv-
ingston' La to Fort Riley
Miles, First 1t. Hope c.. from WASHINGTON
to New York.
whittemore., First 1t, FREDERICK W. il
-, from Washinst9n to Camp Gordon t9u1O T5s, Ga
Devens to Mitchell Field. 49,.
Devens to Mitchell Field.
Barnhart, First 1t. Thomas J., from from
Gap Pa ps2ie sq aGael fie5a t4d
Ashton. Second 1t. William H. from
Indiantown Gap to Mitchell Field.
| Frazier. Second 1t. BENJAMIN W. .jr. from
Indlantown GAP to Mitchell Field.
AIR CORPS.
Moore, Mai Isaac G., from Duncan Field
Tex. to ,Henslsy Field; Tex; 49,.
.Archbold Second 1t. Armar E, from Fort
Dix. n j.: TO sayannah .r rrs,
Mayes, Second 1t. Thorpe A, jr. from
Randolph Field to WASHINGTON,
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schIesei, Second 1t Francis P, from Fort
Lewis to Fort Lawton. -
Donnelly Col. Howard, from Lexington
Quinn Col Lawrence A, from San Fran
cisco to Camp Wheeler
williams lila SAl MAJ. Curtis l.. from Camp
vaB BayKeey WsH Md Tex cbsres 10 W r
wiIsoarn, sSfns e cap5 NsS' Ashford E.. from Fort
Meade to WASHINGTON.
Driseoll. Capt. Keith F; from Camp Ed
Fisher, second 1t. Elwood, from Port Ben
Morgan, Second 1t Ernest C.. from Fort
TrSndis, cap; ,,5sS} essTss sId +; from Fort Dix
consy dsa GAP GsD p aefanss1 to aebe F eH indian
Mackail, Cant; lanes, James ": w.. from Indian
stelsman, Capt. Fred A. from 1ndiantovn
Davies, First 1t. Purcell R. from Indian
town Gap to Mitchell Field.
Fleek Frs, L. ,iAdbe Alert vlsid Ii from Indian
s"ln custeF seiShd Meh It to T Wrisht Field. Ohio
COAST ARTILLERY.
Per!ey' Lit: Coz. Heuoen r., from oFoho'
Wise, Capt Frank j, from Fort Sheridan,
Ill. to Fort Lawton. Wash.
Fox. Capt Lawrence j., from Camp Hulen
Tex, to Fort Lawton.
Smith, First Lit. Jackson A., from Fort
Sheridan to Fort Lawton.
orssqEsj to KsiS c1Rt Field Hugh B. from Camp A0eh
Middleton, Second 1t. James R.. from Camp
Haan, Calf, to Kelly Field.
Parke, Second 1t. James w, from Camp
Haan TO Kelly Field.
Phillips, Col. Wilmer s., from Washinston
Price, Col Frederic A, from Fort Monroe
MacKirdy, 1t. Col. Howard s., from Man
haitian, Kans. to Fort Macarthur. Calf
Wantuck, Capt. Charles M, from New
Orleans TO Tampa.
Fisk, Capt. Richard P, from Camp PenoIe-
ton, Va. TO Washington.
Styles. Second 1t. John B., from Jackson
Miss, to Fort Hancock, N. j..
Kluegel, First 1t. Oswald E., from Camp
Edwards. Mass, to Mitchell Field. WI
Davis, Capt Howard B.; from Camp Ed
wards to Mitchell Field.
Dexter. Capt. Walter G., from Camp Ed
wards to Mitchell Field.
Horeau, Capt James j., from Fort du Pont.
Del, to Mitchell Field;
Keller Second 1t. Harold W., from Camp
Stewart, Ga, to Tampa.
McCroskey. 1t. Col: Samuel La from Fort
Monroe to washington.
oUARTERMAsTER CORPS.
Hervey, 1t. Col. Stewart D., from Fort
Hammer. Capt. Martin. A.. from Fort
Mason, Calf. to Seattle.
sriedel, First 1t Robert c., 1r" from
Chicago to Fort Riley, Kans.
Evening star., 1941-12-21

Heryey, 1t. Col. Stewart D., from Fort
Hammer Capt Martin A., from Fort
Mason, Calf to Seattle. -
Sriedel, First 1t. Robert c.. jr" from
Chicago to Fort Riley, Kans.
Evening star., 1941-12-21
Our Children Are Still Entitled
To Fu|fiIIment of Christmas
PIT. A. President Advises Setting Aside
War Fears and Making Day Merry
Bv MRS. p. C. ELLETT.

Columbia of Parents and Teachers
Thursday is Christmas gone at a
vciousness
and war which will call forth the
In all
making
through history
Evening star., 1941-12-21

had the utmost difficulty getting
stats a few months ago are sWamped
with applications for Jobs.
Evening star., 1941-12-21
MRS. MARTIN JAMES
HAKER.

Before her recent marriage
she UaS Miss Frances Beatrice
Sayre, daughter of Mrs. Charles
LIE Roy Sayre OF Daniels Park,
Md. Mr.. Hacker and his bride
are at home in Ber1Dyn
Heights, Md.
-SInknan Photo.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-15

THOMAS STONE, American Air
Lines mechanic, says: I'm
Lifebuoy fan from way back -
and now I'm a double-dyed fan
for new Zephyr-Fresh Lifebuoy.
Its new scent is as fresh as
Lifebuoy feels. Using Hfebuoy
in my daily shower, | know |
won't offend with Boon
the job or afterwards. In my
work, Lifebuoy's exclusive
hygienic ingredient and germ.
removing properties mean slot,
too. | wouldn't be without EN-"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-15

n known charming hostess Washington
New
Efebuoys lively her BATH
shampoo Never knew could skin
OF mind dainty all all