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Evening star., 1943-12-29
Maghan Files New Motion
For Dismissal Of Arrest

Claiming the parking lot where he
was arrested on a drunkenness
charge was private property, Robert
j. Maghan, jr., through his attorney
James j. Laughlin. filed new mo-
ton in Municipal Court yesterday to
dismiss his arrest.
Maghan. who was suspended from
the police force on December S
stated that the license for the park
ing lot at Thirty-fourth and Banks
streets NV. expired October 81.
Thereafter, he contended, the prem
lses reverted to the status of private
property, on which warrant would
have been needed to make the arrest
legal.
Judge Thomas D. Quinn over
ruled an earlier motion on Decem-
Der II to quash the arrest which
Maghan charged was illegal and
unconstitutional
Maghan previously had sued off,
cials of the Police Department and
of the local government for $50, 900,
claiming that he was illegally de-
NOTED from detective sergeant to
private.
Evening star., 1943-12-29

by the Associated Press.
KANKAKEE, ILL.,, Dec. 29.-Eight-
year-old Jackie Lee Tedford, suffer-
ing from a fractured pelvis after
having been thrown by horse and
pinned beneath 1t for more than an
hour, dragged himself almost a mile
along country road to farmhouse.
Jackie was thrown when the pet
horse, Baby, SHE'D at an automobile,
tossing Jackie into roadside ditch.
The horse, losing it's footing, fell
on the boy and did not get up for
more than an hour, although the
child's chow dog, Captain, nipped
at the horse many times.
Unable to walk, Jackie crawled
to the farm house oi Dalain Homan.
Finding they had gone away, he
crawled inside the unlocked door
and painfully got into bed--first
Evening star., 1943-12-29

the order calls for $4,000 feet Of spe-
cial four-ply betting material for
sealing bomber-hangar doors. Seven
and one-half inches wide, the wealth
erstripping is needed to lick weather
at least seven and one times times
as tough.
Evening star., 1943-12-29
Victim Punches Bandit,
But Gets Shot in Lea

BY the Associated Press.
CH1CAGO.-The two gunner who
held up Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Sansome
got a surprise-Sansome got shot in
the leg.
Instead of obeying the bandits
command to raise his hands Sansome
punched one of them in the head.
His gun discharged, wounding San
some. Mrs. Sansome screamed and
the two robbers fled.
Evening star., 1943-12-29
Boy, s, With Fractured PeIvis,
|Cruw|s Mile to Seek Help

, considerably removing his shoes
and stockings
The Homans returned after sew
eral hours and took Jackie to a hos
pital, where X-ray photographs re-
vealed the fracture.
1T wasn't much" Jackie said
when praised for his courage, and
he added, Gee, I wish Baby and
Captain could be here with me-"
Evening star., 1943-12-29
Boy, 3, Lost Seeking
Ice Cream for Cookies

BY the Associated Press.
BATON ROUGE, La.-Elemen-
tary, my dear Watson.
Three-year Ronald Herman
dez disappeared from home a few
minutes after buying cookies at the
neighborhood grocery.
Frantic parents summoned police
Ronald was found at an ice cream
parlor where he had gone for ice
cream to 60 with his cookies.
Evening star., 1943-12-29
Order Notwithstanding
For AIeutiun Hunqurs

AKRON, Ohio.-They don't fool
around when they weatherstrip in
the Aeutians, an ordsr received by
a Arm here indicates. Marked rush"
Evening star., 1943-12-29

(Also small group formerly s43 50 s45 S345O)
Domestic and imported owoo weds eeces wool
tailored fit comfortably oord successful cobino
on Of protection and appearance Single and doubebreoed
ons ffron setn sleeve models Regulars Shorts, Longs and
Mt Lobok Topcoots included
Evening star., 1943-12-29
SDOrlS Jackets
$3.50 s22.'" s27.5o
Were $3.50, $3.50 and $35

Softly tailored and handsome oIwoo tweeds and cheviots
in easy fitting models for leisure comfort Fine selection Of
stripes and pods in blues eroys and browns Regulars
Shorts, Longs and Stouts
Evening star., 1943-12-29
Students Suits
s24:7' $685.
Were $3.50, $3.50, $3.50, SIS

Winter weight suits styled especially for younger men, in
models for business and copus Rugged tweeds and
chevots in single breasted lounge dope models
Regulars, "a to 4o Longs 5e to 40 Labeled for fobrc
Evening star., 1943-12-29

BaIy More and More United States War
S0UilsgS Bonds =. Passports to Victory
Evening star., 1943-03-18
HELP WOMEN Cont

WOMAN OR GIRL, WHITE.
FULL OR PART TIME, FOR
COUNTER WORK. VENE-
ZIA CAFETERIA, 1852
CONN. AVE.
ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER
EXPERIENCED. GOOD AT
FIGURES, TO HANDLE SET
OF BOOKS; AGE, 80 TO As
YEARS; STEADY POSITION.
GOOD PAY. APPLY $50 N.
Y. AVE. NV.
Evening star., 1943-03-18
Housekeeper, $50, Permanent

% 10 40. to assist childs nurse. ! child,
10 family cooking Si3 maintenance,
lovely home in Nd suburb Wisconsin "346.
Evening star., 1943-03-18
APARTMENTS UhFURkIsHEp.

NEAR CAPITAL. UNFURN. APT, REpRM-
IV rm., bath, kit. dinette utilities
$500 Ter month, TO exchange for same
", idFReI api. ". maximum rental,
$40 mo. Box lob Star
BETHESDA. MD BACHELOR QUAR-
;erS. rms. and lavatory. walls paneled
~ y pine, conVen 70 transp.; S}5 LIN
hiNS co, Dupont Circle. DE 1900
UNFURNISHED, > ROOMS. KITCHEN AMI,
pain, southern ave and Bonini I'd Sc Call
WILL EXCHANGE l-BEDRM APT IN
Bethesda for l or > bedroom apt or small
mouse IN NV. section. Box sd. Star. Iq-
1872 KANSAS AVE. NV, - CORNER
mouse ! room. modern kitchen, bath, gan
and electric; adults only
H:S KENYON ST NW-APARTMENT,
ma fioor; living room, bedroom Sleepins
porch XII, private bath. refg gas heat.
EaS. Nght employed GENTLE cnnnle
Evening star., 1943-03-18
CATTLE e. LIVESTOCK

AYR, OLD blooded saddle mare, l5 hands
perfect condition: will sell or trade for
eood farm horse Hobart f565. Ext. 307
SADDLE MARE. sound. broken Western
Styie' 10 hands high. $3.50. Phone SH
SPIRITED MARE with tack. 500 cash.
pal terms. Mrs MatherS. OIL. 9522
HORSES, work and riding; mules, ponies,
wagons, huggieS, double and single harness,
saddles and brides, / pretty palomino
morse, i6 hands tail; = goats, some kids.
| morse trailer, good tires. hay by bale or
Ton. straw rides by hour, horse blankets.
SADDLE padS. everything for a horse Rear,
30 18th st. sc.
COW FOR sALE-Can Mrs Smith, shep-
nerd 1868 Forest Glen I'd, Silver
SDrine. Md
WORK HORSE FOR SALE, good, gentle
VIII work anywhere. CHI. 0329
D1STlLLERY MASH---Will give Hmited
quantities OF dlstiler'S by-product to per
sons who can haul away regularly Each
- gals. of mash contains over buShel
OF gram. fine feed tor cattle, hogs. etc.
A smith Bowman DiStillery, Sunset Hills.
Va. Falls Church lSS0-J.
Evening star., 1943-03-18
FARM & GARDEN.

FORDSON TRACTOR and comn,ete Q
equipment including disc harrow and
riding plowS: also pulley for woodcuttine
all IN perfect shape. La ValleS, Ber-
Wyn, Md. Is.
YOU. TOO, can have beautiful, healthy,
green lawn. Let us fertiliZe and seed if
Tor you, Call IA. 1898 or 81. 3S3s for
estimates
EXPERT TREE WORK, trees pruned or cut
fireplace size; cavity work speciality
For estimate call IA. 3s3s or 81. 3s3S.
TRACTOR FLOWING, victory gardens.
acreage, made ready to plant: minimum
price SD Call Warfeld l7l2 ewes
MUST REMOVE :. 500 shrubs, IS varieties;
very cheap If you dig them oSl4 Ala
oama ave. Sc FIR. 5Os9
TRACTOR. plowing. Victory gardens acre
age made ready to plant, $15 minimum.
Warfield 11l2, evenings
Evening star., 1943-03-18
POULTRY & EGGS.

BARRED ROCKS. r. I. Reds, White Leg
horns. Conkeys Y-O feeds. James Feed
sore, 6l9 X st. DIV. METROPOLITAN OOS9
PRICED FOR QUICK SALE. two prac-
ilcally new Jamesway battery brooderS,
l,ooo-chick capacity each If Interested
write Margaret l.. Caldwell. GaitherSburg
Md. r. Route No. 3 IS.
F. w. BOLGIANO & CO.
fouitry equipment; fun line Eshelman's
feeds. All New York ave. ne, FIR. 4S0O
tu1 st. NV. Ma. 009l
Evening star., 1943-03-18
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE (cont.

PISTOLS-Automatic used. all sizes Ma
tonal Pawn Shop, #. Key Bridge. opp. Hot
shop, RosSlyn, Va. CHI. III.
PLASTER BOARD, new, 16x4s inches, 2'zc
ACE WRECK1NG co,
Be9RiFs 5f s7 Rd al a. MINI. Ave NE At t4Gd 34f'
power plant, Si.@00. Georgta 4soo iS'
RADIO, l5-tube. . years old. apt. size
piano walnut. 37E4 18th st. NV 2o'
RADIO PHONOGRAPH COMBINATION.
Sentinel; reaSf used weeks. Box IS
IREFRIGERAToRs. MagIc Chef gas ranges.
resS. P. o Smith, l%4f H st. ne. II. $3.50.
RI,EFRIGAToR, I2,E ~ Gu #. warner
REFRIGERATOR-Se gas, 4-cu. #,
uke new: SI35 Telephone TAYLOR 6o57.
RFFRIGE model l94l G; E.
6-cH. IT., perfect CONDITION; viii sell TO
h!shest reasonable offer. Cal! Hillside
REFRIGERATOR-K Kelvinator, 412-cu. #.
old but in good working order, adjustable
temperature no, inside light. $50 gas
ROOF COATING, for metal gravel or
factory only 800 gallons BILE: sells
for 30 gal to close out will sell entire
RUG; one Sisal, approximately axl@.
matching Sisal rug, approx. sxI0: prac-
tiCally new EN- 72S2
RUGS, carpets oroadlooms, remnants,
BRn9'eum R9e complete selection Woodridgge
Island ave. ne. Open evenings. HO.
SAXOPHoNEs- alto, perfect condi-
public 6.i2 kits 1880 G st St, "'' '''
SS.AXOPHoNES-Conn alto, perfect condi-
ton, S59. so, private instruction Call Re-
public h2l2. kits, 1880 G st.
SHlNGLEs-Thick s. Nc s3-o butt. U. s. G. shingles,
ACE WRECKING co.
He9HFs 5H 81 Fd sW 3j MINI Ave NE RE At s4d 9d47
SOFA AND CHAIR, swedish. modern;
modern blond bookcases, coffee table
immediate disposition. HO. OlO7 after
SUN LAMP-loo-watt G. F. Mercury. 20
bourS, use new price, S37; sell at $50.
TYPEWRITER, L. c. Smith No. s, brand
new condition. To see call ia. 434s,
VIOLIN, about $50 years old, Tyrolisn
make, With fine case. Phone W. B.
YIOLINs--Comp!ete outfits, $50 SO Call
Republic 62l2. Kits, 1880 G st.
Call WA. 1924. evenings
~, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., s14a
GNcEA%Eb @ M2as5n sh2P 2RANtRs Nc3GI hRMENT AH
Buses stop at door. Open $50 10 $40.
TRACTORS.
And all farm EQUIPMENT. Falls'Church 2a 90
WHOLESALE FURNITURE, RETAIL,
We have q new policy where You can
buy furniture AT PRICES EQUAL TO
WHOLESALE FOR CASH
KELLY FURNITURE co.
1916 WISCONSIN AVE. MI 1919
Evening star., 1943-03-18
DOGS. PEIS. ETC

SCOTTIE, thorobred. 5l2 mos old. female
At sacrifice. $50. Call LU. 1913 any time
before :, in the afternoon
COOKERS. SI5. $50, S25. S35. 500. 500,
CHOWS. $50, S35; BOSTONS, $50, S35
DOG HOTEL. 1344 Georgia ave ia 4;i2l
CHIHUAHUA PUPPIES. Two little beauties
remain unSold. housetrained cheap. 3443
Benning I'd.
Evening star., 1943-03-18
MOVING, PACKING G. STORAGE

MOVING AND STORAGE reasonable rot.,-
VIII lake your surplus furniture as pars
paNmeht on Vour moving. Fdeln1an' =
MoFihs q storage Co. TAYLOR 2a37. 10.
Evening star., 1943-03-18
ROOMS WANTED.

RMY OFFICER AND WIFE want double
urniShed room ttwin bedSl and bath near
onrectlcut ave. preferably south Of Du-
NJ Circle Telephone General Palmer,
tobart l2TT
VAR DEPT OFFICIAL cultured. quiet.
enNie wishes immediately restful furr
onm with private bath, ample closet space.
eSldential Northwest; near good tranSp
BUSINESS and social refs, on request. Box
IA Star
LOOM in modern apartment building,
FaKlng distance to Shorehsm Building
or responsible business girl who sppre-
gates the best and is willing to pay for it,
Executive %63I
REFINED. quiet young woman would like
room IN private home, Amer. University
EaFE section or vicinity: $50 Box 1873
Evening star., 1943-03-18

GOVERNMENT OFFICIAL AND WIFE
NV preferred; now or Aprii Isl No rhn.
qTen or pets; higheSt references Dupont
kitchen and bath apartment in nrivate resi-
dence on or after May 5th Write q RAtJN,
a9l Bradford I'd, Silver Spring, Nd NIt-a Is.
WAVE OFFICERS BEST REFS. DE-
9r 9T b bus Phone EMS, THoMPsoN, Adams dams
NORTHWEST SECTION; FURNISHED OR
GhIuTnlShed Tor two employed women
Box 469-C, Star. Iss
ARMY OFFICER, AND EMPLOYED WIFE
%o9Id 99IIdq IKE furnished apt. in or near Alex
ahorla. Phone ME. l721. $40 to ;.
DESIRE UNFURNISHED APT. < OR
rooms, roo @ IN NV. Call before 4 pm, Trini-
OR , ROOMS KITCHEN AND BATH;
WI consider light work or care OF child.
FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED APART
ment. convenient TO Arlington annex BY
Marin Mafne Lieutenant; s75. Call Glebs
FURNISHED APT; COUPLE WITH BABY:
or BEDROOMS: any section: April / or
before Box 49l-C. Star 10.
DO YOU HAVE UNUSED FURNISHED
for young employed couple. in ArIinTton
OF vicinity? Box 494-C. Star il.
uNFURNISHED ONE-ROOM. KITCHEN
e.'e; e stsp private bath; references. Box 49,
ARMY OFFICER AND WIFE, PERMANENT
| residents of Washington, want 2-room
spt' IN modern apt, house, NV. or Airing
ton. Cali AD $3.50 bet. As pm. 1a'
ONE OR TWO BEDROOM APARTMENT
saunIurnlShed), NV. section: will pay up to
Bio Per month; permanent resident
rAohe IL ol33 between and x. la'
QUIET, UNFINISHED APT. NV SEC
5io}nn' by a refined employed couple Box
WANTED. ,N,!E FURN; APT, / OR . BEDRMs.,
sooner the better; any nice section, but
below sl00. Cali Mr.. KELM, DU. 4470.
/ / OR BEDROOMS IN NV. SECTION,
nIo-oiou per mo-: Will buy your furniture;
immediate settlement. EN- 1890
l-ROOM APT. PRIVATE BATH: FUR.
nlshed or unfinished; near Dupont Circle
executive AGO. Ext "227
ARMY OFFICER AND WIFE WANT SMALL,
ferrnSn ffurniSned apartment with kitchen pre-
south Of Dupont. Circle telephone
GEN. PALMER. Hobart 1877.
CONN. AVE- .RM. APT OR RIM. IN
ssppFo Mr.. CHAMBERS, Ex 1850, Ext.
/ WILL BUY FURNITURE OF VACATING
Lendne LOT lease of ] . bedroom apartment,
1fHl moqern pudding best section, NV. only.
FURNISHED APT. FOR 3 GOVT GIRLS.
good location, travelling most Of time.
State details. Box 26-D. Star o4s
REFINED, EMPLOYED MIDDLE-AGED
reasonable: March 18th Box SD. star star
BEDROOM, LIVING ROOM, KITCHEN
99go 90go after z pm. or EX. $500, Ext. SOL,
Evening star., 1943-03-18
WOMAN. WHITE.

Coiored, between 80 and A., dependa
INV, live in of Sundays. 3 adults
phone calls 1000 Patterson ST. NV.
Evening star., 1943-03-18
REFRIGERATORS,

Special Service Real Estate Men
Reasonable. Sanitary Service,
Pay as You Are Served
Ph. Union Gsf3 After s PM sun All DAY
WE INSPECT. oil end adjust any make
sewing machine, 69c. xe also buy any make
of used sewing machine Prompt service
New Home sewing machine sales and
service
THE PALA1s ROYAL DISTRICT 44oo.
Evening star., 1943-03-18
APARTMENTS WANTED

GOVERNMENT OFFICIAL AND WIFE
want ! or bedroom furnished apartment.
Nv Nv preferred; now or April st No chill
~
Evening star., 1943-03-18
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

COMPANION--Practi ctical nurse. experienced,
refined, free to travel references; live in
Phone Adams 1927 Q a m to , pm s.
LADY, young. age 30 desires 5-day po-
sition. Experienced in statistical and
SeCretarial work, comptometer operating
and all office routine. Qualified to assume
responsibilities. Presently employed with
national food enterprise for past s years
Formerly eneaged in automotiVe industry.
Good reason for change. Best of refer
enceS. Box 4SS-C, Star. lS'
NURSE practical white, wants case near
i4th and Park I'd. NV: references. rea
Sonable Box 1l2-Y, Star.
NURSE, practical, desires position; cheer
full faithful, efficient; invalid or paralytic:
refs; had long cases Box 29-D, Star l9.
SEC Y-STENO, young lady yrs coml
and legal exp. rapid, SIS. GE. S162.
Box e5-D. Star. 2O'
SECRET RY-STENOGRAPHER college
education with pleasing personality and
appearance. capable OF managing Office and
taking rapid dictation. wishes permanent
position Excellent BACKGROUND and refer
ences $50 weekly Phone SH. S35l. I9'
Evening star., 1943-03-18
MAID-WAITRESS,

Colored. $50 month. same meals
as guests. plenty time off, Beverly
Hall, Mass. ave. and 22nd st. NV.
Mrs. Clark, HO. 1858.
Evening star., 1943-03-18

Georgetowu, nr bus, slreetcsr: sunny
rm own bath. . children, J adult. pleas
ant SurrounCn2S in town or a. Fslrisx, Va
farm for me summer, white or colored
I)lpOrf ISlS
Evening star., 1943-03-18
COUPLE.

Experienced white couple for family OF 4
adults. woman as cook and man as house
man butler: highest wages paid live in.
omfortsble quarters. Call WO. 6311 be-
fore Thur al X
Evening star., 1943-03-18
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT -BKPR, 80, draft exempt,
wants resp. Position; - yrs. exp. Nj,
LsitH' e3l De'afeId pl, NV. IA is. a5'2-
ACCOUNTANT and tax consultant-State
menJs, TAX reports, books put in order.
kept al. $40 mo. up. Many Justly entitled
taX-aaVing steps if taken now. WA. t4n0
ARMY STAFF SERGEANT. DISCHARGED ac-
count overaGe, IS, wants Job IN defense
industry, Catholic, speaks English, French,
Czech, German understands Spanish,
Portueuese business college training, eX-
perlence in lumber and furniture business,
Box 199-C. Star.
BOY colored, wishes JOB after school.
Me. 6l13.
CARETAKER-Res esponsible man. draft eH-
empt, care of small apartment house or
assistant to caretaker; services exchanged
Vicinity G " UNIVERSITY; employed but
with plenty of spare time available, paint
ms; paperine. carpenter, electrical, water
and steam experience have own tools,
references Boz 459-C Star. 1S'
CHEF-COOK. white. % yrs, experience.
wants out-town lob in night clubs OF
restaurants Write TO Chef Belle 30
ENGINEER. colored, md grsde, Nd. il
CenSe, wants position as operator nremah
| = years refrigeration experience Call
after m. Michigan 26:i3. lN'
MAN, young, desires work evenings, pref
eraby $50 or & y m. to 10 or 1890
pm. State hourly wage. Box 4-D, Star'
MAN, colored, employed one place II
years desires chance; % years driving
exp; no habits: draft exempted. Box
I'D. Star
MAN, young. age n, wants work, or 3
nights per wk.. bookkeeping, office and
clerical experience Box 16-D. Star.
r. R. TRANSPORTATION and traffic man.
available April 18th; years 7. +, eX
periel cei best of reference. Box I'D. Star.
Il'
YOUNG MAN IA draft status. desires
secretarial position in essential war in
duStrv; law graduate, Is years experience
tvpins. shorthand, bookkeepine, general
Office work. Call CHI. 1S40 after 8 p m.
lS'
Evening star., 1943-03-18
PRIZE RENTAL.
$3.50 PER MONTH

pIOO T III IINIV II.
Charming detached brick home in Mont
gomery County. Md, door off trans
portation; bedrooms, den and bath 2nd
moor; large living room with fireplace din
ing room, complete electric kitchen de-
llghtful screened porch lst floor; large
finished basement; oil heat: nice ward.
this home is tastefuly furnished throlch.
out Available Immediately. No children,
no pets. "'
E. M. FRY, INC,
Evening star., 1943-03-18
HOUSES FURNISHED.

BETHESDA. MD.--LIV RM, DIN. RM !.
kld;.9 b!ti; : pedrmS and bath on first floor: 9
neat; garage; nicely furnished: sis,
LbNklNS CO.. No. Dupont Circle De
Evening star., 1943-03-18
HOUSEK EEPER
S7O-WOMAN.

4 white. settled woman TO live in cook. lRht
. general houSeWork, 500 mo. plus uniforms.
younR couples new home, adjacent Spring
Evening star., 1943-03-18

YOUNG COUPLE DESIRE > ROOMS,
Kitchen and bath apartment in nrivs 10 resi
dence on or after May 5th Write Z, RAtJN,
NNI BradtOrd ID. Silver Snrinc NJ -.
Evening star., 1943-03-18

BETHESDA, MD-NICELY FURNISHED
6-ROOM, 2-BATH BRICK; auto. heat. ga-
rage; no emma, silver or linen; no small
children; $3.50 per month To Inspect.
can MRS. DAME. Me. BOIL
Evening star., 1943-03-18

: WAVE OFFICERS BEST REFS, DE-
sire or rm furn apt. kitchen. bath.
nr n bus Phone EMS. THOMPSON, Adams
Evening star., 1943-03-18
ACCOUNTANT -BOOKKEEPER

7 '
90 years diversified experience. taxes,
payroll, complete set OF books. trial bal
ance, financial statements. 500 hour,
Boy I'D. SIR 10.
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HOUSES UNFURkISHED.
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

NEAR WALTER REED HOSPITAI-DF-
tached 4 bedrooms, baths garage; gem
tile adults; $3.50. Randolph 500
The Wrangell sentinel., 1943-07-30

Paper hanging, painting, interior decorating. Now is the time to get
The Wrangell sentinel., 1943-07-30
OTHER VICTIMS OF SITKA
 PLANE CRASH ANNOUNCED

WASHINGTON The Navy this week announced the names of ad- ditional men lost in the Navy plane crash near Sitka, Alaska, last Wednesday, as Harold Morris, Avi- ation Chief Radioman, 23 of Cedar Rapids. Iowa, and Donald Whet- stone, Aviation Machinist Matt, 3rd class, 21, of Minerva, Ohio.
 The name of an Army Sergeant is withheld pending notification of next of kin.
 Other victims of the crash, as announced last Friday, were Maj. Gen. William Uushur, Commanding General of Marines in the Pacific Coast area; Capt. Charles Paddock aide to Gen. Upshur, and Lieut.. Commander Joseph DeGanahl, Exec utive Officer of the Sitka Naval Sta tion.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1943-07-30
LEGAL NOTICES

IN THE PROBATE COURT FOR THE TERRITORY OF ALASKA DIVISION NUMBER ONE WRAN- CELL PRECINCT.
 NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE MATTER OF THE ES- TATE OF WALTER c. WATERS, Deceased.
 NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned has been duly appoint ed and qualified as executrix of the estate of Walter c. Waters, de- ceased
 All persons having claims against said estate are required by law to present them with proper vouchers, within six (6) months from the date hereof to the undersigned at her residence at Wrangell, Alaska. Dated this 18th day of July, 1943
 Mabel E. Waters
 Exeeutrix Date of First Publi. July 16, 1943 Date of Last Publi. Aug. 6, 1943
The Wrangell sentinel., 1943-07-30
ARMY NURSES GET TOUGH
 BEFORE DUTY OVERSEAS
By MARGARET KERNODLE
 AP Feature Writer

ON MANEUVERS in Kentucky The thermometer touched 1O2 in the sun while the Army Nurses hiked cross-country, and I tagged along
 They hiked over fences and across gullies four miles in 4S minutes. While they crawled head down from a gully, I glued myself to the ground inconspicuously in my brown Army togs for a rest, but only until Chief Nurse Rhoda Frid missed me. Then I joined this mer- ciless marching gang again.
 Back at the 27th Evacuation Hos pital they sweated. daily through eight hours of tent-ward duty as methodically as they marched two hours a day.
 struggled along several days with these Army Nurses, who will
The Wrangell sentinel., 1943-07-30

go to war zones when the Army rates them rough and ready.
 At night I slept wearily without dream on a canvas cot. Beating the II o'clock curfew to bed was the fastest thing I did.
 One starlight night I did brave a USO movie in a meadow while I sprawled exhausted on an Army blanket with helmet for a pillow The next day I balanced that hel- met between my feet while I wash ed my shirt in it; the way the nurs- es do.
 Hardly a Victory Gardener could vie with our spades and picks at parting permanently rut- pleated ground to fit a slit trench to our figures.
 Nor would anybody seeing this hospital unit, organized at the Uni versity of Illinois, ever expect an Army Nurse to be startled by a ser want shortage. A woman here car ries toothbrush water from a cen tral canvas tank to her tent, wash es her own mess kit three times day the thorough Army way, never has a napkin rakes (not sweeps) the dirt floor of her tent.
 She delights in a dressing table which tomorrow will be the packing box when orders come to move a. gain. These nurses moved five times in six weeks during earlier maneuvers, just to get the hang of moving.
 A gas mask drill here reduces re- collections of metropolitan air raid drills to surprising simplicity. Get ting gas masks on everybody and those who can be moved to safer spots, maybe several miles a way, are just parts of the indoctrin- ation for nurses as non-combatants who can never run from bombs.
 When I dawdled out of breath behind the briskly stepping Army it wasn't hard to believe they'd passed physical tests with an average of 9O.5, ten points highed than the Army average. Their tests included 15O yards piggy-back, several 20-second races, including one on knees and elbows.
 l was surprised to see skilled city women, like these nurses, able to take such tough training for over seas duty-and like it, even keep their sense of humor.
 The best boner of the week brought laughs from everybody. Af- ter marching with full pack (gas mask, first aid kit musette bag, canteen and clothes), the chief nurse ordered all nurses to report at 8:3O .in blue shirts, leggings and nothing else"
The Wrangell sentinel., 1943-07-30

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