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The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-03-21
JUNIOR CHILD STUDY
CLUB MEETS MARCH s.

The Junior Child Study club Win
bold a luncheon in the Presbyterian
church house neIt Tuesday afternopa
az / O'Clock Miss Besse T. Davis VIII
give a heok review.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-03-21
SPECIAL EYANGEIISTIC
SERVICES START SUNDAY

R,N K &. Bu-bInan "a Ruya, Oesk
ant lev. f. Fl. Min, isnl N Prrfi,u
VIII ne Tn" s4suk.r-S NJ ? Srr.,.S uf
cvanS>liStic S>rSicCS that will beGn
mkt Sunday and continue % APR. 9.
M the Christian Missionary Ait;anS,..
Third ami M;ipv >tN-IS
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-03-21
Passion Play
at St. Joseph

The Kings OF Kings Passion
play in moving pictures. will be pre-
sented at ST. Joseph auditorium on
the evening OF Tuesday. March "a
The presentation will start AZ 8 80.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-03-21
FIRE ENGINE BIDS
TO BE OPENED TUESDAY

At its meeting next Tuesday night
the Council will open bids for the
furnishing Of 1000 gaalen per minute
pump and hose car for the wyandotte
fire department
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-03-21
CATHERINE STOCK

Mrs. Catherine Stock, a resident Of
Wyandotte for - years, died on Sat.
urday at the age OF a. Funeral SER
vices were held ON Tuesday morning
at Our Lady Of Mt Carmel church,
followed by burial in West Mound
cemetery. Deceased leaves five child
rem, 10 grandchildren and a brother.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-03-21
HOME DECORATION
TOPIC FOR PEG. MEETING

Hume deoratinn Will De tn Subiesk
discussed at the next meeting a.
Cnspcer Az, PEO.. TO be held O
Wednesday. MArM %.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-03-21
GROUND BROKEN FOR
NEW INSURANCE BUILDING

Ground was broken this week for
the new Office building to be erected
by the Smith Insurance Agency, on
the west side of Biddle avenue be-
tween Spruce street and Ford avenue.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-03-21
liza GRAHAM

liza. the two months old daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Raleigh Graham OF
O719 Sibley road, died in the Wyan-
dotte General hOspit1 on Friday
night Funeral services, conducted by
Rev. F. II. Wilcox. were held on Sat.
urday.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-03-21

Repeai Of all state and local acts
prneihfting SUNDAY hunting Is propoS-
ed by State Senator Ben Carpenter in
Senate bill 207
Evening star., 1941-01-04

THE INGLESIDE
1881 LAMONT ST. NV.
Elec. refrigeration
3 rms, kit. foyer and bath $3.50
4 rms kit. and bath --- $3.50
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I445 SPRING RID. NV.

Elec. refrigeration on house current.
Resident manager. RA. 71s2.
. rms. kit. d. a., DR.. rm. and
bath ------- S57 so
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2237 QUE ST. NV
CLIFTON HALL.
LAFAYETTE HOTEL.

Completely new twin bedroom. fireplace
tub and shower bath: near 18th st car anC
downtown: s. week each. 1889 Clifton st
NV MIchgan 3JS2.
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CANARIFS- Selling our: males and te-
males all colorS: hreed!ag and filah' caS[S; IS,
cu show caEcS. 3o5 1th II e. AT NN''--N.
sCOTTTF. female. mos las OF litter;
bargain: healthy champion stoCN. reg reg
A K, c. Mary Amber. Fairfax. Va.
REAL KERRY BLUE value: i-moG'h te-
male. must sell. no reasonable ofTer re-
fused: has show prospects 10 : Val
rur s.. Alex Va. Alexandra 900. ="
sPITz PUPPIES. thorouahbrcos. : weeks.
MlchIEan O9S9
COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES male and fe-
males. very reasonable. Chestnut OBI.
COCKER SPANIEL red. female. A, K, G:
reg. BEAGLE HOUNDS, M e. ca,,. a. y
months LaUye! ave. Hollywood PE.. Goes
Vile. Md q nj beyond Silver Spring.
YOUR DOG CALLED FOR. Civro 2 sani;
tarv bath. removing a. 0eaS ana Iet,uneid
FOR = Bidc-a-wee Pet Animal Hospital
WO O224 Bethesda Br1rc1- WI "of5
IRISH SETTER PUP Of Joftga RockRQgd
strain. wNs od. ! male, reasonably
priced SH @@4S-W
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BELMONT GARDENS.

Formerly italian Embassy: 100 rooms,
switchboard music room. ping-pong. tray
service: elevator and manv other luXuries.
For n minimum price Rooms from S45.
Singles with private bath. SS5, including
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SHEPHERD PARK. 1435 HOLLY ST. NV.
Entire lSt floor. detached home. al
tractive sunny rooms fireplace. screened
porch bath with shower. heat h. W. furn a:
adults gentiles; 50. Randolph 81
AT CONN AVE BRIDGE 32@I CONN.
ave-showPr. elev.; ; r. k. b., foyer. d.
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JUST OPENED.

o"3O Mes. ave. NV. embassy section
Excellent home for congenial young people.
Very good meals. Entertaining privileges.
Rates, S3S.50S41 80. Mrs. Hoffman,
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739 NEWTON PL. NV.

Electric refriseration.
l rm., kit and bath -S S32 SO
2 rms, Kit and bath so
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

CLOCK-Wanted, an old English manrel
clock, about - 70 !, inches high VII paw
FURNACEs. ,radls5ors. msehinGrrry,. pipfG. pipe
vase CO. Io7t :Ist NV. Nj. I'll.
FURNITURE wanted at once We buy all
Dav or u.ght, Lincoln "No1. -
FURNITURE. rugs. household Goods office
Before scli,g call Ii $500 any lime -
FURNTTURF-AU kinds o. house hold goods
rus bric-a-hrar eI2sSWare. hishest Caa>h
FURNrTUPF-C Contents Of apartments Or
pr.ces 't,s Z caii wssarld ::4a7 a;-y.ime
AIACHTNIS-~ s TOOLS FOR Navy Yard;
microme,er> s&aseS squares eahpers.
NAVAL OFFICERS UNIFORM; oyercoa,..;;
CONDITION Boy 4>s-D star -
OFFICE AND HOUSEHOLD furniture, rugs.
hrtc-a-brac, pay sash CaI Dt. "sl3'
SAFES. chests. vault doors, REGARDLESS Of
cond,-ion National 555".
sFWING MACHINE We buy all types5,
repa.r. HON u-ctmg. buttons GoVeIfqq'
rlcaung 81 F s.. RE. 1900, RE 23ll J..
HIGHEST PRICES paid for mems used
VIII can. NiIsG IN t NV NE G229
COLD BRING YOUR OLD GOLD. ST.
NEP. PIATINrNI TEETH. DISCARDED
LE'lE,PY ! T.l7@ w W. FAI yE,Rs [fsF At oa5 F.
A BETTER PRICE PAID for old gold. olat,,
inGm. icwe,rv diamonds, watChe. and
diamond watch cases condition unimnoT-
NEW YORK. JFWFT RY CO.
- 9TH s. NV
srvor va'5h5s. DIAMONDS md Old dis
earicd iewe'ry. f,ll cash I-."e p,.d.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.
(COntinued)

SINK. porcelain. double drainboards, 4
drawers, 3 cabinets. Dupont make. excel
lent condition; S25. Emerson 1856
STENOTYPE MACHINE and equipment
new; Will sell reasonably Randolph Sl32
SUIT, boys blue. reversible raincoat. size
l6, " ladies' coats, size Il, 20; reas. Call
bet. 3-5 pm. RA 1897.
TYPEWRITER with lS-inch carriage. for
bookkeeping and reports. 500. Mr.. Will
hamS. 9lS New York ave. NV
TYPEWRITER Rental Service, 57I6 10th
mos N adv, S555: no del, $ add. dep
VACUUM CLEANER, ElectroIux latest
model; S35. Phone Woodley 2557 after
NIOLIN-Rare opportunity Very old
ITALIAN GENUINE "GRANCINO," with
certificate Of guarantee by the largest
violin house in America EXCEPTIONALLY
handsome specimen Unusually fine solo
tone, Fl party Will sacrifice. Box 36..D
WASHERS Dcep-cut prices on brand
new standard makes Of washing machines
IN crates al discounts OF more than so
as low as 81 weekly. Liberal trade-in
'' ATLAS APPLIANCE COMPANY.
@2l G ST. NV. Entire Building
District 31%7 Open Eve. TIL P NJ.
ALL OR PART Of furniture Of &-rm- apt;
st NV, Apt. ~ NO sSs2 G'
BEAUTY SALON FIXTURES FOR. SALE.
FAIIT F. JR 3Oi@ lIth ST. NV BUll D.
ING SOLD Complete, modern equipment.
NuSt be sold AZ once Pr!ma-Nera wood
work, paueled booths ana sidewalks modern
appointment dCSk. display cases. mirrors,
chairs. manicure tables, permanent wave
machine divers etc.
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ROOMS WANTED.

MEDIUM SIZE ROOM, early breakfast op-
tional. in exceptionally nice and pleasant
private home desired by quiet professional
man; preference Anacostia or NV, good
residential section, convenient to Navy Yard
Description and price. Box 435-E. Star. s.
UNFURNISHED ROOM with private bath.
or bachelor apartment in Mt. Pleasant
section. Box 42O-E. Star.
LADY. Gov. employed. desires room and
bath in lovely home. n W. section, near car
or bus line. Box 426-E, Star. 5'
VICINITY of Conn. ave. Kalorama rd,
unfurn.. private bath. Box BOSE, Star.
-
COLORFD-Clean. furnished room. private
home n X; lady employed; convenient
transportation; ne. or Sc. Box 3S9- E,
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SUBURBAN ROOMS.

room. ami - so: with kitchenette. 80.
Phone Falls Church S56-W-2. D
SILVER sPRING-Lge rm.. nicely. fur
nished semi-private bath: detached brick;
no other roomers. Shepherd 4451:
SINGLE or double furns room; SIS or SIS:
> exposures. inner-spring mattresses; near
Colonial Village. 10c bus fare; breakfast
or board optional CHI. S124. ;.
ARLINGTON VA-Large room. suitable /
or gentlemen. private bath block from
Lee highway 1Oc bus. CHI. 1894.
ARLINGTON. VA.-Attractive front room,
auto. heat. c.h.w.; private home; q blk. to
bus; reaS Chestnut 1907.
ROSEMONT-Large bed-living room. pvt.
b.. suit able for | or > ladies; on bus line:
% min. to Govt. offices; good meals; refs.
eych. Temple 2051.
DEL RAY, VA.-Newly furnished. large,
front loom, twin beds. inner-spring mat
tresses, use Of unlim, phone: on bus line,
24-hour service: breakfast and garage opt. !:
gentleman preferred Temple 1433. -
| COUPLE to share home: wife to prepare
meals in part payment: state particulars
in detail. Box LIB, Star.
SINGLE OR DOUBLE RMS twin beds.
inrer-spring mattresses; c.h.w.. gas heat;
unlim. phone. Block bus. Chestnut 211S.
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COAL WOOD. FUEL OIL.

FOR SAIE-20o bass Of charcoal in paper
sacks IOc a baE. Call National Nbh+.
USED TINBFRS and pile buttS for cord
wood or kinclnE Call Al. SOL
PEWOOD-seasoned Oak and Hickory,
ST. Per Cord. Any Length. Quick Delivery
Pierson, Sandy Spring, Nd Ashton ISL.
GUARANTEED GENUINE Penna. hard
stove Or nur, S1l ton, 2.2iO lbs. Gel. olhS'
Evening star., 1941-01-04

81 gTaranteed viii S Jo,' Fe. rs Rock
vile pike, Rockville, Nd. Phone Rocky,.ie
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ROOMS UkFURNlsHEp.

go 11th ST Sc rooms, kitchenette.
with cleo. eas and heat furn
44l4 9th ST. NV large front. 2nd-
hoor Ink rms; elec. refg.; oil heat; l
lady: home Of = adults
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ROOMS FURN. & UkFURh.

FEMALE 31OI Pa. ave. Sc. Apt. lo3:
privileges; conv. TO bus. AT. 2S5l J.
. SPACIOUS. comfortable. adjoining front
rooms: rent reasonable; sinsly or together
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1910 25th ST NV.
Gas. electricity and refrigeration in
cluded in rent. Elev. Resident man
ager.
: rms. kit. d. a., foyer and
bath $3.50
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TABLE BOARD
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

j04 PARK RID NV Home cooked
eals, selective menus served hotel style.
inner to :. good service.
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THE PARAMOUNT

80 QUINCY ST. NV.
Elec.. gas and refrigeration Incldded
in rent. Elev. Resident manager
GE. 1855
3 rms, kit. din. alcove, bath, No.
foyer ------ Sbo.oO
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SUBURBAN ROOMS WANTED.

YOUNG MAN desires room in nearby Md,
conv to trans. Box 361-E, Star. 5.
YOUNG MAN desires room and bath in
suburban or country home in Montgomery
County. State full details. Box 476-C.
Star,
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ARLINGTON COAL CO,
".o4O LBS. TO TON
IN Fp EF
BABY CHICKS
PnIILTRY q EGGS.

BARRED ROCKS. R Reds 50 pei
100 C0ukcy's Y-O feeds Jam tt,,
store. SO K St nv "Iotropnltl 0oH9
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Gas elec. and refrigeration included
in rent.
rm., kit, din. alcove, bath S47.50
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1880 CHAPLIN ST. NV,
1925 DAVIS PLACE NV

Electric refrigeration.
. rms, kitchen and bath $4,000
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THE MANOR HOUSl

1894 MONROE ST NV
Elec. refrigeration Elev.
5 rms, kit, bath and porch e67.50
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GARDEN TOWERS

1925 18th ST. NV
Modern elev bldg Secretarial tele-
phone service. Gas. elec. and re-
frigeration included in rent. Resi-
dent manager. AID. 1900.
/ rm.. kit, d. a.. bath, bed
closet and foyer S52.50
Q rms. kit. d. a., foyer, So
larium and bath ----- $500
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room for Young lady. Also unusual OPEN
ing for , young men. Enjov this beautiful
eXembaSSy home with 40 other young peo-
pie The food is excellent The very
moderate. rates will happily surprise you.
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""THE MAURY''

10Th AND G. STS. NV.
7n1 10Th st nw-100 beautifully furn.
rooms each with running water. inner
spring mattresses. many showers ana tuo
baths: elevator service. Single rooms. ~
up Double rooms. $40. Sll and ST.
1853 o ST NW.-Colored. Neat fur-
nished room. Can get good board
1925 V ST NW.--For colored. one large
frcnt room furnished; steam heat, running
ho' water. preferably men.
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Under Management of
B. F. SAUL co.
e25 18th St. NV National 21oG
SULGRANE MANOI

5I3O CONN AVE, NV
Modern elev. BLDG. Ciec. refr Grafton
on house current Secretsria gFfCC-
board Resident manager, w 1l2
2 rms. kit, d. a., bath. foyer. S62 i Q
Evening star., 1941-01-04

APARTMENTS IN NEW FAMILY HOUSES
S5? 30 consisting OF living room, bedroom.
kitchen. d!nette. bath. laundry and yard
rent includes lght. heat. refg.. Ga~; all
conveniencrs of modern ant. with the
atmosphere and accessories of an lnd!V. .1ual
home Apply at 5o0I N. Capitol ST. Ran
d0lph $3.50
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JUST OPEN
TOWN CLUB,

$500 MASS AVE NV.
Unsurpa SSnd location walking distance
ye. still a nice address. New furniture
running water in most rooms, fireplace and
- showers: excellent selective mehus
hOmpllko SURROUNDINGS. reasonable
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FOUNTAIN COURT
CHANCELLOR CLUB,

Large. warm rooms. Superior meals
and service. Quiet location. Private park
ing Select clientele Moderate rates.
3f4O lfth st Columbia O394
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THE SWARTHMORE

Gas refrigeration.
. rms. kit, d. a. and bath S47.50
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c " SIMPSON %. -
1924 Vermont Ave NV. NE. 300.
300 PA. AVE NW-3 ROOMS. KITCH-
en-. bath refrigeration. Good condition'
Convenient 70 Government buildings. -
642 9th s. net rooms and bath
Arcola heat: S35.
a53q l4th st. nw.-6 rooms, bath
''' c W SIMPSON CO
1924 Vermont Ave. NE 500.
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TOWN CLUB,

I8UU Mass. Ave. wv.
CC7 large room for 4 also triple:
both with open fireplace and private ba tbs.
One double with private bath: excellent
meals. Homehke surroundings.
Evening star., 1941-01-04

Electric refrigeration. Resident man.
ager DU S36l.
. rms, kit. and bath S4s.50
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I42e FUCLID ST. NV.

Gas, electricity and refrigeration IN
cluded in rent. Resident manaser.
MI. 6769
3 rms, kit. d. a. and bath 5000
Evening star., 1941-01-04

r-4l LANIFR .PT.. NV" ROOMS,
kitchen and bath. So 50.
so New,.onm pl. nw-l room Kitchen
MA osG5 After PM IA 5474.
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MT PLEASANT attractive outside
rooms, seml-bath; suitable l or en-
ployed women. co. 0269.
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THE BADER

THE BADER
2515 K ST. NV.
Gas. electricity and refrigeration in
cluded in rent. Elev. Resident man.
ager.
2 rms. kit. d. a. and bath S69.50
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10th and Eve SITS. n.w-Rooms with bath
and radio for ! person, from Sl4 per
week: for .. from s. per week each by
The month Call MIR. WILLS, mgr, for
Evening star., 1941-01-04

EVANSTON. %4@7 18Th ST NV
CORNER APT, , rooms kitchen. BATH
porch; So 80.
IINEINS 70
1892 H s. NV DI 33'2.
PFTWcRTH-COPNFE
$4,000
Cho:ce 9-Rm. X B Apt.
Garden Courts Delafield pl-. cor 3rd st.
w-Carpeted corridors. recreation room
laundry room: neat and lof '"ater included
See rosidcnt rr9r. phoHe RA 5G11.
SIS, 5,OO-3a0I FULTON ST NV
rm. k. dinatte and bath. Murphy bed
Venetian blinds; hes-, not water furnished
EN- 5141
rWO BEDROOMS -S65 90.
o34R 10th 81 ru > rms, k and bah.
Heat and not water furnished See janitor
45s9 ..ONOUIT RID NV.
. rms. k. inelte and bath; $40 so
WO 44-h Pesidcnt manager
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CASH FOP (
DOGS PETS, ETC.

s'vor. watches. diamonds .na o.1
cariod ieWe'ry. ful cash lZ."e "a.
INGEP. S SIS T s.. W
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2147 o ST. NV.

1945 CALVERT ST NV.
Electric refrigeration. Elevator.
3 rms, kit, rec. hall and bath, $3.50
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1888 M ST NV

AT CONN AVE.
OPPOSITE ST MATTHEW'S CATHEDRAL
LIVE WITH IFS AND BE HAPPY
GOOD FOOD-MUSIC-V MENU.
Evening star., 1941-01-04

Ma cSG5 After P M. IA ~ -.
THE ARGONNE. 1920 COL. RID. NV
:, rooms kitchen and bath. only $3.50.
ASK 10 see Mrs Anderson's apartment.
14o0 r ST W-SFVEPAL . AND 2
room kitchen and bath apis; $40 and
S5".50
2Gl seaton pl. ne. Apt - rooms,
kitchen and bath. porch: gas heat and
refrjgeration. S3S 50.
ill., st ne, Apt. ID rooms
titcbpp hath, Sal
Evening star., 1941-12-10
Dodgers Buy Padgett
From Cardinals
For $4,000
Wicker and Burmon
Sold to Redbirds'
Form in Coast League
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, Dec. 10.-Don Padgett,
big outfielder- catcher Of the st.
Louis Cardinals, was sold to the
Brooklyn Dodgers today for cash
estimated at $4,000.
Padgett, who is % years old. has
been a misfit for the Cardinals for
five years. although he was recog-
nized as one of the outstanding hit
ters in the National League. IN his
first year in the big time he batted
.3l4 and in 1889 his average scared
to .399 for go games. However, last
season he was used irregularly and
his batting dropped to PAT.
Tied up with the Padgett deal, al
though announced separately. the
Dodgers Montreal farm disclosed
the sale of Kemp Wicker. veteran
left t-handed pitcher, and Jack Bur-
man, second baseman, to Sacra-
mento, the Cardinal farm in the Pa
ciflc Coast League.
Wicker, in about half season at
Montreal last year, won six games
and lost one, while Burman, playing
at Durham, batted 1884 to lead the
Piedmont League in hitting.
In another deal, the Dodgers sold
Mace Brown, veteran relief pitcher
to the Boston Red Sox for small
amount of cash. Brown had been
sent to Los Angeles last season on q
conditional assignment, but hac
been turned back to Brooklyn after
| the close of the schedule.
Possible sale Of Dolph Camilli tc
the Yankees was In the negotiation
stage today.
Evening star., 1941-12-10
u. S. Casualties in Pacific
Additional Names of Victims of japanese
Surprise Attack Are Disclosed

The tollo,Ding names OF men
killed in HdtDdii, not included in
yesterdays War Department cas-
udlty list, hare been tabulated by
the Associated Press from notices
sent by the Army to relatives:
Army.
Sergt. Walter r. French, 20,
Delphos, Ohio, Medical Corps, Sum
day at Hawaii.
Manfred Anderson (no rank given) +,
nearest relative, Carl Anderson,
father, Hancock, Mich.
Elmer Wayne South, %, Indian
apolis, Air Corps, Sunday in Hawaii.
Walter R. Staples. 25. Biddeford.
Me, mechanic, Air Corps, Sunday at
Pearl Harbor.
1t. William Schick, 81, Chicago,
flight surgeon, Air Corps, Sunday, in
Hawaii.
Ellwood Gummerson. 81, Union
town. Pa, Air Corps, mo rank
given), Sunday in Hawaii.
Brooks J. Brubaker. jr., 20, AL
toona, Pa, Air Corps mechanic,
Sunday in Hawaii.
Arthur F. Boyle, 23, Lowell, Mass,
aviation mechanic, Sunday in Ha-
waii.
Harrel King Mattox, 20, Shaw
nee. Okla, Air Corps, (no rank
given), at Honolulu.
Staff Sergt. John Henry Mann,
%, Stow, N. Y, Air Corps, Sunday
in Hawaii.
Staff Sergt. Herman Reuss. 80
Menominee, Mich, Army, Sunday in
Hawaii.
Staff Sergt. Ralph Alois, 80, Pater-
son, N. j.; at Hawaii.
Pvt. Gordon r. Bennett, %, Clio.
Mich; at Hickam Field. Hawaii.
Pvt. William Northway, at Hickam
Field, Hawaii
Technical Sergt. Raymond E.
Powell, Lynchburg, Va; at Hickam
Field, Hawaii.
Garland c. Anderson, omega, Ga;
at Hawaii.
Corpl. William Offutt. 2l, Con-
nersville, Ind; at Hawaii.
Maurice j. ST. German, Manches-
ter, N. H.; at Hawaii.
Navy.
Robert L. Avery, %, Lincoln, Nebr.
at Hickam Field.
John p Holloway. "a, Green Bay
Wis, at Hickam Field.
Jerome Zemantowicz, %, Mahanoy
City, Pa, at Hickam Field.
Robert Carl Cornelius, chaplain
Buffalo, N. Y, at Oahu Island.
Evening star., 1941-12-10

after Britain was freed Of naval
pact restriction.
Her design included an improved
distribution of deck and side armor
as well as an improved system OF
underwater protection.
Armament includes ten 14-inch
guns, sixteen 5.25-inch guns and four
multiple pompoms for use against
aircraft.
The 14-inch guns are new model
with an effective range greater than
15-inch guns mounted on earlier
ships.
The Repulse was begun January
IS, 1915, and completed in August
1916, as one of the hush ships" OF
the World War period. Subse-
quently she was modernized from
lessons learned in the World War.
She carried the Prince of Wales,
who later became Eward VIII and
now Is the Duke of Windsor, to
South Africa in 1925 and escorted
King George VI and Queen Eliza
beth part of the way across the At
lantic in 1899 when they visited
Canada and the United States.
Since the outbreak of the war
with Germany, there have been
many German claims that she had
been damaged or disabled, by air
attack or by submarines. In June,
D. N. B., official German news
agency, said the Repulse and the
battleship Malaga both were put
out of action by U-boat torpedoes.
Her armament includes six l5-
inch guns, IL 4-inch guns, eight
4-inch anti-aircraft guns and a va
cfety of smaller guns.
Evening star., 1941-12-10

head. Anti-aircraft guns cracked
throughout the city and the ma
chine-guns of the combatant planes
ratified necessarily.
Fight Lasts Is Minutes.
The fight lasted at least IS
minutes. One plane emitted light
stream of smoke from it's motors and
disappeared inland Some witnesses
reported that it had glided toward
Mckinley Field, after which a high
burst of smoke was seen. Another
plane slanted seaward beyond Cavite,
Strengthened near the water, then
disappeared over the horizon. The
fight ended when the fast bombers
climbed high and headed seaward
with the Americans following.
Meanwhile, smoke began spiraling
up from Nichols Field. This attack
started about 1910 and ended at
/ pm.
Heavy gunfire ceased momen-
tarily then burst out again at planes
hidden in the clouds off Cavite. AS
second wave of bombers came on
the smoke rings of anti-aircraft
shells puffed out far below them.
The planes dropped 40 bombs al
columns of merchant vessels, send.
ing up high waterspouts. Columns
OF dirt and smoke also shot into the
air from the direction of Cavite anc
flames roared up, apparently from
an oil tank fire. Several bombs fel
into the water off Cavite.
Third Group Appears.
A third flight of nine bomber
attacked some Is minutes after thl
first assaults. Flying in close v O.
VS. formation they appeared ovel
Cavite, apparently safe from anti
aircraft shells bursting below them
The attackers dropped a clustel
Of bombs, sending up two new smok,
plumes from Cavite, swung +oware
the merchantmen and dropped an.
other salvo, then bombed the For
Mckinley area and sped back ou
to sea.
This attack was followed by /,
fourth in which eight planes IL
close formation dropped some 81
bombs on Cavite.
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Eyewitness
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extinguished. Black smoke hovered
over Nichols Field
"a Planes Make Attack.
After first circling the city in two
formations Of n planes each, the
Japanese returned seaward, then
split up for the assaults. High in
the clouds above the bay at least
six dive-bombers peeled of from the
main units and roared swiftly down
toward Nichols. The bomb blasts
shook my house.
The attack stirred alive a gigantic
hornets nest as American intercept
tors which had droned over the air
base throughout the morning went
into action. After their swoop onto
the field the bombers climbed high
and split up. Individual dog fights
developed, with the Americans try
ingto get onto the tail OF the jap
anese planes.
The fighting could be seen through
scattered clouds directly over my
Evening star., 1941-12-10

Roth Narramore. 81, Elmdale,
Kans, Navy Cno rank given), in
japanese war zone.
In the cases of two victims no
announcement was made of their
branch of service or rank. They
we're:
Lyle Edwards, 20. Leslie, Mich,
Pearl Harbor, Hawaii.
Keith Joyner. 20, Canton, Miss.
(Place Of death not given)
The War Department announced
that Sergt. James H. Derthick. re-
ported yesterday to have been killed
in Hawaii, was alive but wounded
He is the son Of Paul Derthick OF
Ravenna, Ohio.
The department also announced
that Pvt. Wilbur S. Carr. son OF
John w. Carr of Miamisburg, Ohio
whose name was on the first list OF
Army casualties, was found to be
alive and we'll.