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D1oWN AND Brown, ATTORNEYS,
614 Co1ora1o Duli1lng,

m THE D9gTRICr COURT or THE UNITED
ekAtea tor the District Of Coiumhfa.-
nMAAN4AAE T4DR CHExlk4, Plainti6; ".
mo. 1880 1.-THE object Of this suit 3 to
obtain Tor the plaintiff an absolute divorce
from the defendant on the sround Of de-
a.s s i is4s oldersd \ shss sss
ssa ha ar Ssfo. Ss of. e e
dey. exelusive % 0undays and lexal hol-
days recurring after the DAP of the
nrst publication Of this order: otherwise
the cause VIII - proceeded with 81 ia
3ca9e Of defsult. Provided. copy of this
order 81 published once week Tor three
reporten and IAe fxenlna Atar befofs safd
4: s;sis1 iss.s R2E d6vl'. vsls'tS.ss 81, af
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rHO9. ; OWEN g. SON, AUCTIONEERS
SOUTHERN BUILDING.

TRpPsEIoN7Hsap PEo7sp REai a EsqArE 81 EAsH5ss bG5aa saEM-
1sEs' SuMBERED 1921 CoNNEcT1.
CIT aHHXzEE.sT HXEEHE. Nv; S3naHR sTn9A5FPo oF cont AE
sFREF sFsE11au NV. v1s9E e9EE6 SsR Fzs4 sHte66SN te6N
By vistue 81 4 certain dsss, Of tn t5ast : agly vi
es 'Ssa.o sea. Of The land records 81 :tEs trlet
party secured thereby. the undersisned
trustees viii SELL at public auction, y N
fR fTant Il afzRSa tef Rsfml'e. e aSBEER
AID 1912, AT THREE O'CLOCK PM,
the following described land and premises:
Hs % Il ss .na 2ss Ssn h.t &
Ffanklin r. ssnner and william A.. Hin 5
combination Of lots in Square 22o2. as per
R:t s q the Sss q ss
front aa si On Calvert s Street sy tie fuii depth
q 20 feet q ssid lot together with the
Terms OF SALE: 'Twenty:-one thousand
be paid In cash, balance in two equal in
Sth y En- and TG
Secured secured By first deed Of trust upon the
of ss sea or al d.pas ss at o ss
will be required at time OF sale. All con-
veyancine: recording. revenue stamps, etc,
at cost Of purchaser. Terms Of sale to be
saie otherWi.e the trustees RI reserve the
right to resell the property at the risk
and cost Of defaulting purchaser after
five days advertisement Of such resale in
Ioms newspaper published in WASHINGTON
DION S. BRNEY.
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ofElcfs WANIFn.

|oFT1Qx AND R1cxf1IoNH HooI yUnN.
or unfurn., preferably in modern bldg, for
qce1pancy next 50 days: 1ex sc. Star:
RN. or OFFICE to store about 10000
books: very reasonah!e rent. AQ; 1884
coAMIe6IONERA 3. C.. WASHINGTON,
November s. 1912. Sealed proposaS will
until 900 o'clock PM. November II, 19A2.
roadway Of South Capitol Street from How
ard Road to Portland Street west Road.
way With about 1900 square yards OF
dsrksned plain cement COZ %ccnc5sts Roadway
darkened cement concrete curbing and
cutter, or alternate. The attention Of bid
covering sus.lsttins q sssisnins the o1. con
Attention q bidders u particularly ealled
to the reauirements as to conditions OF
xas,, xxass, risss ss 70 e PAID % under shs sonirast:
proposals and specifications. The Director
District Of Columbia EmployMeut Center,
Washlnston. 3. c. o6,6.7.9.i0.iI
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

20 9soyE.aNMxsr q THE plsTRIcT. oF
XVI 4 shs po.es is sesSisssn. issisn y ths 81
trtet Of 0olumb4a. be-. and the same Ii
hereby amended by striking out the 4gure
IT,. 20 that the section. as amended. Will
read as follows: Sec. l6. No owner, pro;
pr e. q. e. onss sn
called Sunday, between the hours Of 8
an: and l pm; in any public place ef
part thereof. permit, allow. or take part In
any manner, in any public exhibition Of
any entertainment, moving picture Show,
Fame. dance or dances, or vaudeville per-
formances Of any kind to which an Adn,is-
Provided. That nothing herein contained
shall be held or construed to change ahro-
gate. or annul the regulations In force for
nd sn4 public s.testy; s.ttesty; 7 3: YOUNG & y.
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Nr. Wardman Park. $4,000

rooms. 2 baths and an inclosed and heated
sleeping porch on the End floor 2. extra
rooms on the 1st floor eauipped as a
aarage. This is q splendid value, in q
most convenient close-in section; BOSS
and evenings. calf Mr.. shackeitord. 81.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

IN 11n[1aa TaE sEfSr sPEIsTRIcT e. {, COURT @ Of THE
eoLoEP e EP15SotH9H 5E tHEf9fAa 9F esq &C.
fS4I9N oF As5lHD No
ii I s6s e9ee sss eol1mss IL .as
City Of washineton. District Of Columbia.
or.. gpon censiderati9n SD. Of the E., petition Of
coart ena auibed sbis Il this ais 4 Is he
sssinss the Columbia coilese nay'aa q Ghrtistian %
Ed9cation: ZIG or asainst the Receiver, present
ss as = ss .: q 1S:
ssssiysTT. ,7ss Munssx puildins. "isss E
seors 6th s4 P snd
a. a week for three consecutive weeks in the
order maed BY aa SAID eRes Res.a.r " !ns to
NICE fS5 k5osn 5ostIce .ddEsssfs sss
tFR sFHs 81 EDx Hi5 SE SsaARFg aow D:Ss9;
,,nChia United States f9E ths District q CO
aaasvs H. Z aur.ns xadisSs
having meg complaint Tor q 1ud9ment
changing his name to Eugene Alvin Lamar
e RHes df 5f se The neS caSs r.sae 9g
this s7th day Of e octobef, is4S, oRpERE1 ~ iaaEE;
that all persons concerned show cause, II
November, 1942. why the prayers Of said
Complaint should not be granted: Provided,
That copy of this order be published
! once week for three consecutive weeks
1eiors said day in The Evening Star and
Inc washington Law Reporter. MATTHEW
FEST teeGE cRakIESs Sss1ice G%Aar sSesla true COPY
H1LDA MARIE GoWEN, Deputy % Clerk 0'
oc29.no5,12
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
:, United States for the District of Co
tiff. vs.: ARBUT11s sERdERoN R10s; pet.ndsnt risan-
LicATioN-AIssEHSTs tSa I sEHS7sif2NPsN bEF2NpzNro%F OF
The purpose Of this suit is to obtain an
absolute divorce from the defendant on
the grounds Of desertion. On motion Of the
piatntih 1t is this Ord day Of November,
ORDERED: That the defendant. Arbutus
entered herein on Or before the fertiets RI Il
day exclusive Of Sundays and legal hoii-
Of this order. otherwise this cause Will Be
proceeded with as in case Of default Pro-
yided that COPY Of this order is pub
lshed once week for three consecutive
weeks IN the Washington Law Reporter and
The Evening Star before said day. MAT
THEW =: MCGUIRE. Justice A true copy.
HfTI usf1: .cHMARLEs MHIys = @ STEWART, Clerk; By
no6 1910 H~'' S'SA'
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SOMERSET-S1O.75O.

Homes sell quickly in this desirable COM
munity Of cultured people. You will md
charm and atmosphere in this attractive
little house: real flreplaces in living room
and dining room; 2 bedrooms. modern bath
with shower. large open porch and sleeping
lot 70 by $50. Very convenient to grade
School and TRANSFORMATION. BOSS &
PHELPS. MA. $500. Evenings and Sunday,
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CHEVY CHASE, D. G..
60 500

Beautiful home rooms tile bath, large
living. dining rooms, modern kitchen with
ksat: shrubbery. fiowers. LESLIE b.
MEAsEIL. WO. 5221. 1927 Eye
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Near streetcar and buses. light tap
estry brick home. - It. wide Contains 8
large rms. z baths, large ONCE rm; in
basement. Oil heat. New roof. modern
kitchen. Excellent condition. Owner NOV
Ing from city. Evenings phone co. S166.
Mr.. Owen.
L. T. GRAVATTE,
200 6th CT peoltor MA o-So
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GREEN ACRES
NEAR SOLDIERS HOME.

Detached brick, six rooms bath. screened
porch. air condition GAS heat: large
corner lot near bus. schools and shopping
centers. 1880 Woody S611.
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RAMBLING HOME,
~ or AM ACRE

One Of the prettiest homes in the Metro
poiitan area. white brick on hillside,
contains 25-ft. living fm.. hrst-foor. lava
and bath. recreation ru. breakfast nook,
2-car garaGe. In practically new-house
condition. Priced at SI6.e50 to settle en az
see SHANNON & LUCHS Co.,
1908 n St, NV. National 2345.
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FARMS FOR SALE.

201-ACRE FARM, MONTGOMERY CO.
on, hard road, adjoining small town. &c
miles to Washington. For details call E. T
WRIGHT. 7240 Wisconsin ave. WI 5344
24O-AcRE DAIRY FARM. IN OPERATION,
dairy equipment, 36 stanchions, machinery,
stssb stock except cows price, $4,000: woods,
houses; natural gas on Lee highway, 80
miles from Washington. Chestnut 1889.
NEAR LAUREL-54 ACRES. GOOD
water. about 400 chickens, cow horses.
2 mules electric brooders, all farm equip
ment: S-room house: 5 tons coal; 800.
CHARLES H. STANLEY, INC, Laurel 119.
10 ACRES, STOCK AND TOBACCO
bacco barn; so acres open land balance
in good timber. Fencing for hogs and
sheep. Well ,watered by spring streams
Big value in timber. Priced for quick sale
at $4,000: half cash. Box 6O-C. Star. g.
BRADLEY FARMS.
Acreage, beautiful home sites. Due to
present conditions. l will be in my Office
Wednesdays and Saturdays only. Can be
reached at Gaithersburg 22s-R on other
days LEE COUNSELMAN. 1885 Wis. ave.
y DeReAAAl aAAA PAAoA Al0Re
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HOME OWNERS!
second trust loans on D. c.. nearby Nd.
and Va; property made by reliable com
pany without excessive CHARGES or appraisal
ices. Low rate. Easy terms. No delay.
Also signature loans
SECURITY FINANCE CORPORATION,
S3S Investment Building. District S612
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STORES For Rghf

STORES FOR RENT.
3605 GEORGIA AVE. OPPOSITE WOOL
worth's-Ideal for dress shop or other
small business: reasonable rent. MR. ISEN,
MA. 1906.
1890 STORE, HEAT INCLUDED: RENT
S5g monthly. Apply 1106 9th st. NV,
1lOS 9th st. NV.
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KENWOOD GOLF CLUB.

The beauty of this home win appeal e
has ID the features found in. the much
hieher-pyiced range. Den. and lavatory on
LIST Door, 8 bedrooms. baths. recreAtion
HIcS HsascnsSis Si,eSnsd01ttas Srse.d st SIS, ,6oo csI M
1890 until 9 pm. r. A. TWEED CO..
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SMALL APARTMENT BLDG,
NEAR CATHEDRAL.
, Detached building on large lot. 2 stories,
. apis. Annual income approx. $4,000.
Expenses. including taxes about $1,000 per
annum. Building can be bought clear OF
encumorance or on terms. Will show good
returns on investment. Excellent resi-
Dental location. Call Mr. Drew. RE 1881.
F. ELIOT MIDDLETON,
INVESTMENT BLDG
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10 ROOMS, 4 BATHS.
Home for large family or for
partial rent. A real buy at $3.50.
w. S. HOGE, Jr.,
1915 Lee Highway. CHI. 06O0.
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READY TO OCCUPY.
Zee this aIl-brick. slate.roof. new home
containing 8 rooms. N baths located IN
The Bethesda area on BEAUTIFULLY wooded
lot. s1.600 down payment VIII let you
n0sss 0asssAihaAM.HArL WI. $3.50.
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SHEPHERD PARK

Most appealing detached brick, only 3
blks. to Walter Reed Hospital: cow to
trans. and shopping. Built about 4 years
4 lot Of unusual features can be found in
this home, including huge screened liv-
ing porch. Only sl2,950. Call Emerson
1890, to q. pm. F. A. TWEED CO., 55O4
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! PERSONAL LOAN COMPANIES.
Operating Under Uniform Small
II Loan La1ps.
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GEORGETOWN-S18.5OO.

s hos:s ..h sops v snd .sss essf s.
S6.foot living room, s bedrooms and
baths. automatic heat. htsh ceiltnes. 2ach
S6es . ffkLke tsxeiusivsiy). MA. O300.
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4-BEDROOM BRICK,
NEARBY VIRGINIA
IN VIRGINIA'e
COUNTRY CT.UB DISTRIcT

COUNTRY CLUB DISTRICT.
Four-bedroom. two-Bath home Of attrac-
tive English design. located near the Wash.
Colt and Country Club. Newly redecoreted.
q inseress,ns homes. e. osssrsd SssS III imnss. me-
9ists sale duS TO owners transfer. fsrms.
GEoRdE MASON GREEN Co,
$50 Wilsea 1sfd:. kllingtsa. ~; "
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Chevy Chase, Md-Built by a we'll
type. bedrooms, bath on 1st floor: l
bedroom, bath, STORAGE room, End hoor
1aree lot, well HANDICAPPED: 2-csr garage.
Call MR.. DENTON. MA. 2o4o. Ewes, Wo.
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~ The above sale has been postrone6
MvrRN Will M1EPAY pHE a4H !RaEThh n the DA1 sAHf
HOUR and SAME PLACE:
BY ORDER OF THE TRUSTEES.
oc oS.no 612.1A.25,27,2S
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OWNER TRANSFERRED

Must leave his charmin. 5-rm. brick-and.
frame. house and beautiful wooded lot:
special features are: Screened porch, full
terrace. with fireplace on lawn unusually
light and airy rms; near Transportation,
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WHY PAY RENT?

When you can buy a charming 2-bed-
room bungalow in Washington Grove for
$4, 600 on easy terms Brand-new, just
being landscaped: large lot: very chean
transportation to Union Station. SAMUEL
=. BQGLEY. WI $500, An to nm.
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Spring Valley

2 ACRES-S1,6 $50.
Near Glenn Dale, Md.-4-r. bungalow.
cleo, hoored attic; on transp. Erwin
REALTY. CO.. call Hyatts. O334: ewes,
WA. 1881.
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BETHESDA-VACANT.

$10,500.
CLEVELAND PARK. ;.
One Of the most convenient locations
Dutch Colonial, 4 bedrooms, bath. garage,
Maids room and bath Prompt possession.
EDW II. Jones t. Co., INC,
WOODLEY 1900 UNTIL PM
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RETRESDA MD

Open from g to 0 pm. 537 Shepherd
st. n.w.-Six rooms and bath. hot-water
coal heat, two enclosed porches: large yard
and garaee. Call E. E. Anderson, TIA. $40,
Nifh L i O'CQNNQR. DI So6o
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AUcTIoN SAIfs.

TOMORKOW.
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OLD BRICK HOUSE IN
GEORGETOWN,
600 Sn0

detached brick house has 5 bedrooms. 4
baths and lavatory: two very large rooms
and baths on 2nd floor, 3 rooms and
ing room, bkfst. room and kitchen on the
nrst floor and 2 rooms and bath In base
ment.. Twelve-foot ceilings on first and
heated by g. E: oil furnace and has small
garden with old brick wall. Inspection
by appointment
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-20

planes, all u which returned safe
~ to their base.
Lieutenant Paul G. Brown. 25-
year old pilot OF OAK Park. Ill. told
meanwhile how in operations in New
Guinea he destroyed three japanese
planes within a month after being
forced down himself the first day
he went into action.
In his first fight he picked out
n OF a group OF three Zero fight
ers, attacked ii with his cannon and
saw Ii burst INTO a million pieces"
The next cay he Went -fter another
Zero but got too close. His left wing
chopped If he Zcro'S rudder and
the enemy pane crashed 10 earth.
In the third fight. he attacked a
bomber from 4 group of Is and saw
il explode on the way down.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-20
Price Ceiling Compliance
Is Very Good
Continued from Page Onc)


are due much credit for the way
they have taken the new order.
Il order that all merchants nd
them customers understand exactly
what is supposed to be done, OPA
State Director Ted Johnson has sum
med up the price regulations with
which every merchant in the state
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-20
Jap Evacuees
ToAidFarmers

Washington. June ZO.-(Ap)-Sec-
retay Wic,;ard said today the Agri-
culture Department was considering
plan to use japanese evacuated from
the West Coast to help meet farm
labor shortages in the interior.
Whether tlesy plans work cut, he
said. viii depend largely on the al
jtUdc Of various State Governments
toward the japanese.
Wichard. in d discussion oi ,hc
farm labor situation broadcast by the
BlHc network. said also that thc Coy
eminent might have tg pay tor the
transportation of migrant workers
from M crop area To- another.
The migrants used to transport
themselves" he sad. put now thcr
luc> arc wearing out and gasoline
Is becoming scarce I'M some arca5."
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-20
Fats Salvage
Next On List
Daily Dispatch Bureau.
In the Sir Walter Hotel.
Nv ROB

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ask Inc f,,. ,,d
10 save ''. .,,,o, ~ 4ho a~,,n.n
and '"'" ,',''
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-20
Leads Public
Call For Inquiry
Continued from Page Onc)

Continued from Page Onc)
$40 IN cning News, "thc reason *
that from the beginning We have I'm
.'~au-,HH,t"U Tie strength. cunning.
resources and rcCuptratIVe power Of
On the Russian front. Soviet
dispatches conceded that the
German siege armies before Sc
vastopol were increasing their
pressure. with frC>l naZi troops
replacing the thousands who
have already fallen in the bloody
l6-day old battle.
Bat the Russians still drew an D
timiStic picture Of the struggIe for
the key Black sea fortress. declar-
ing officially:
Our intantrymen, sailors and ar
tiIlcrymen. repelling attacks Of the
enemy, are delivering ever new
blows against Them
Dispatches to Red Fleet. Soviet
navy newspaper. said four German
infantry regiments, supported by
tanks and GU-plane straiing lorma-
tion%, drove close to q strong defense
point os'' 10 be hurled back after
d l5-hout battle.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-20
AWARD
TO BE

Sanford. June 20.-Thc Disting~
.,1ed Service Cross will be award
ed Do~tl .Uuously Sunday afternoon
a. + o'clock to Sergeant Stanley A.
Mcleod. son of Neil W. Mcleod of
Route >. Junc>boro.
The award will be made at the
Jonesbogo Community Center to Ser
gelnt McI.cod'> father by Brig. Gen.
J,hn T. Kennedy, commander at Fort
Bragg ia appropriate ceremonies.
Sergeant Mcleod. who was Il mem
5e. oi he 10Th Transport Squadron,
Air Corps, [. S. Army, was killed in
the Japan. Sc attack on Hickam Field,
NaHaI.. ON December Z, in which he
d. pIayed great heroisin.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-20
FARMER
NAMES ASSAILANTS

oxford June 2O-Bsnnv Stems
a1o ROBERT Hamilton. Negroes. wee
.aKen oy officers IL Granville hosni-
tai lhlS morning and were idenfi-
lied by J. Ed Owens as the nnas ,.Lo
assaulted him last Saturday ,,.a
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-20
Bombed
AT Rabaul

Continued fro~z age Onc)
two seaplanes went aloft in at at
tempt to intercept the allied raiders,
bu, one Of these planes was shot
down and another probably de-
stroyed without damage to the allied
Milford chronicle., 1942-11-20
Milford, Friday, November 20, 1912

IN ANNOUNCING that William
Jasper Storey, of Dover, will be
named Secretary of State to sue
ceed Earle d. Wiley, newly-elected
Congressman, Governor Walter w.
Bacon has struck a responsive
chord in the minds of Delawareans
in general. Mr.. Storey is a young
man who has given faithful public
service in the past. By training he
is well fitted to assume the duties
of the secretary of states office, and
his residence in Dover makes him
Immediately available for persons
having business with him. Bill
Storey knows legislative proceed
ure in Delaware. He knows the
men who will compose the next
General Assembly, and this knowl-
edge will be of untold value to the
executive branch of the State Gov
ernment during the next few months
when the General Assembly is in
session. Governor Bacon is to be
congratulated upon the appoint
ment.
Milford chronicle., 1942-11-20
BETHEL

Paul Hopkins of Philadelphia
was a town viistor last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Cordrey
spent the weekend with relatives
in Baltimore. .. ......
Mrs. R. P. Quillin was a week
end guest of her sister, Mrs. Her
bert Phillips at Middletown. a.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Rude of
Baltimore were recent guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Wright. -4
Mr.. and Mrs. Karl Thompson of
Seaford were Sunday guests of Mr..
and Mrs. William Massey. ., ...
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Garrett of
Wilmington spent the weekend
with his mother, Mrs. Rhoda Gar
rett. N- ...
Mrs. Bertha Eggers is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Charles Pretty
man at Greenwood, ...r...,..,
Miss Frances Smith entertained
a number of friends at personal
shower on Thursday evening in
honor of her sister, Miss Anna Lee
Smith, whose engagement to Earl
Allen of Laurel, has recently been
announced .r,
Miss Frances Smith spent the
weekend with friends in Whining
ton. ,.. ,..
Mrs. Nettie Spicer of Laurel Yis-
tied her mother, Mrs. Julia Moore
ever the weekend. .. 3d..
Wilbur Eskridge, who is employ
ed in Wilmington, spent the week
end with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs,
Walter Eskridge.
The Count On Me Club" was en-
tertained Tuesday night at the
home of Mrs. r. p. Quillin. ys
Mrs. Mollie Thompson of Laurel
was a recent guest of Mr.. and Mrs
Charlie Cordrey.
Milford chronicle., 1942-11-20
MY PERSONAL PAGE
By ROE FULKERSON
(From an article in the October
Kiwanis Magazine.)
BILL JONES

DILL JONES
Bill Jones is dead.
Bill Jones had just graduated
from agricultural college. He was
ambitious to put into action all he
had learned about conservation of
soil, better breeding of cattle, rotat-
ing crops, because his dads farm
was in pretty bad shape. When
war came, Bill enlisted in the
Army.
% Bill went to the Philippines and
the little town where he was billet
ed was oYerrun by horde of Japs.
Bill fought as long as he could and
then, under orders, surrendered.
They tied his hands behind him and
a Jap soldier started to rape a
woman. He had torn her blouse off
when Bill kicked him in the belly,
and three Japs waiting their turn
rammed their bayonets into Bills
CUTS.
This happened about the time
you were telling the folks at your
house that it was all darned nom
SN@AoN " AatAoAA DdScbA DEbducE CdhG
and candy were certainly no diet
for soldiers.
Bill Jones is dead.
He was a soda jerker in a small
town, and when the bands blared
and the flags fluttered, he signed
up for the Navy. They put him on
torpedo boat. He learned to wear
his hat on the corner of his head,
and to roll when he walked. Then
his boat got into scrap down in
the South Seas. Bill stood by his
gun and laughed as he fired it, but
shell hit the deck beside Bill.
When he tried to pull himself to his
feet, he saw that his right arm was
in the scuppers five feet away. He
reached for his gun with his left
hand, and then things went black.
The list of the ship rolled a dead
sailor into the scuppers where his
Milford chronicle., 1942-11-20

Mrs. Emma Harper, who has been
quite Ill for the past week with
pneumonia, at the home of her
daughter in Seaford, is improving.
Jerome Wheatley,. of Middletown,
spent Sunday with his grandpar-
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hastings
and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Brown, of Dem
Milford chronicle., 1942-11-20

ton, Mr.. and Mrs. Wayfred Brown
and Mr.. and Mrs. John Elwell. OF
Greenwood, visited Mr.. and Mrs.
A. T. White on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. j. Shockley en-
tertained several relatives from
Camden, ~. j., last week, Mrs.
Shockley returned home with them
on Saturday and will spend this
Milford chronicle., 1942-11-20

week.
Joseph Lowe attended the funeral
Of his sister. Mrs. Morris, near
Milford, on Friday. ~
Miss Charlotte White returned
home from the Peninsula General
Hospital, at Salisbury, on Wednes-
day last, where. she had had the
second operation for goitre.
Milford chronicle., 1942-11-20
TRINITY

Mr.. and Mrs. Earl White spent
the weekend with relatives In
Philadelphia.
Rev. and Mrs. A. E. Knicely were
supper guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. will
Hastings on Friday. ~.
Milford chronicle., 1942-11-20

Total assets of the banks in Del
aware during the past year in
creased from S324311, ,s55.S7 to
$33O,913,4S2.24, a gain of $6,6O1.-
576.37.
Milford chronicle., 1942-11-20

The Trinity Aid will meet this
Friday evening. Nov. 20, with Mr..
and Mrs. Leon Wheatley.
Milford chronicle., 1942-11-20

Remember to save every bit OF
drippings from your cooking and
take them to your local grocer,
who will give. you four cents per
pound for them.
Milford chronicle., 1942-11-20

Fresh! Just received! This
cake has been properly aged.
Baked from an old Southern
recipe. An outstanding value
at this price. --,
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-08-17
ech Your Dollars By Shopping From The Daily Press Casseds
Whitaker

Whitaker Mich, Aug II -
Mrs ". J Bodley was a Sunday
dinner guest Of her son and fam
ily Mr. and Mrs Thurlow Bodley
and son Dean, Milan
sunday afternoon and evening
visitors OF Mr. and Mrs Fred
Lewis were Mr.. and Mrs. Del Rig
by and daughter. Elaine. Miss
shirley Weaver. Dearborn. Robert
and Leo sweeney. Pennington. Mr..
and Mrs. Montgomery and three
grandchildren, Detroit Mr. and
Mrs. Clark Montgomery and two
children. Royal Oak and Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Allen. Detroit
Mrs Ruth Hainer. Ann Arbor
called on her mother. Mrs. Sarah
/ buckingham, Wednesday.
Mrs. Jack Chessman returned
TO her home in Detroit Sunday az
ter spending week In the Upper
/ Peninsula with ner parents, Nj
and Mrs Barlow Simouds
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-08-17
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