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HOUSES FOR SALE.

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market today. Only an Inspection can
also have '1 many othsr s homes for sale IN
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ATTRACTIVE 3-yrooId 2-story brick with
fireplace, 2 bedrooms. complete basement,
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81 isit ssSS ssSain to 1902 wildwood DR.. 81. '742s.
WOODBRIDGE BARGAINS - s-rm- Dutch
Colonial, automatic heat, s9.25o.
. rooms, coal heat, $3.50
g rooms. ami, fine location. ss.75O.
,;I o;rm, h. nriek X Spnsalow' S bedrms., auto
II once y e open ysn to 8 pm: SUNDAYS 2 pm:
ave. ne: NO. 433S.
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c0LoREp-Read The Sunday Star every
JOIN W. ROUSE. 1910 M st. NV. pi.
CoLunED-Near 18TH and Monroe NV;
2 baths; End and Bird floors rented and
producing $50 per month; LIST occupied by
further information cali Mr.. MYERS.
CoLoRED-Brookland. D. c.; 1928 18th
CoLoRED: NE. daqlt St.. near Minn:
f. soed eondon oas See ts s ona
coLoREp Can NE A aa asalt st. D. neaf a9FPH9 Ri6Y
es buy s55o 55ame q IN g. Eoof MgReH fHgei2n AZ
6oToREpms4o osTIo EDS e, Park I'd ny vacant;
rooms, bath, h.-w.h. move in with de-
PCS S9sit' nS S'259 S5e cash. URcIoLo REALTY
CoLoRED.iio4 sth st. NV. Brick, 9
rms; rms h-wh.; front entrance TO basement,
a sfSs Wv owNER sEfhanzs Tz 7Sfo S put in
coL0REDml3o2 LSEIao 22nd St 2-family fat;
5e eGfe Na SeS ass sI59 70 dGs9 s9s
lCoLOREr near Park pl. and Irving ST. W.
firm. tapestry brick home, front and
rear oqafnes s mpde5n p e9pyensnses vii
ISIS ssitsV5s'f or De iis1 inB MR. SHEPPARD DE
CoLoRED-one of the last remaining
homes tbT. n Parkyiew section on Warder St
lonial-front brick house with front porch
and slass-inclosed rear porches. hardwood
uoois' Iecredlloli I'm. Win IaYatory, auso-
matte h.-w.n. double brick garage. Sub
stantial down payment. F NJ BEILO
REALTY CO, DI. 1894.
COLORED-1mmedlate possession, with
only $500 down, in 400 block 10th st. sw:
row brick, 6 rooms bath, basement; price,
81. 95o; balance $50 mo. MR.. DRAISNER-
MA 9067
COLONEL rooms, bath. electricity.
latrobes: S4 $50, pay $500 cash and SAT so
per month. SAM RoBEY, Adams 270o.
IC0I,ORED-Newton st. n.w.-S7 $50. 8
rooms, bath. h.-w.h.: $1,000 cash. terms;
per month. SAM ROSEY, Adams 27O0.
ICOLORED-Newton st nw.-s795O Q
rooms. bath, h.-w.h.: 81 900 cash, terms,
bargain. SAM ROSEY, AID 2T00.
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SUBURBAN SAlE-MARYlAkp.

TAPESTRY BRICK. rooms; Ss.45O: 3
years old In excellent condition: large
dining e roo very fpP pPey s Efchen
screened porch: End floor, 3 lovely bed
rooms tiled shove bath; oak floors, air
lot. high elevation; 3 blocks to bus. and
stores mi. to D G: in Rosers Heights.
o~9s5 a Hasn sSs Ho S4s S6Gk Ps
S.Tr sFEfSSS M5ssi jss sssf o, ts,
Beautiful white clapboard bungalow on
paved highway; consisting Of liv. ,rm. with
bath. large Kit and dinette, automatic heat att
taehed sarase. LEIGH e KELSEY M JT.,
iaEb1aTE aS Eo axe rossEssfoN5i11 a5fo Decatur
St. ayattsviile' NJ eEdmonston section. :.
5ox2o0 corner: $1,000 cash, balance ike
rent. FULTON R. GORDON. owner. 1927
Eye st. NV. DI. $3.50 till S pm. Brokers'
suNNYBRooK si5sHsiSs Exceptional buy. near
Bladensburg schools. stores and bus line;
furnished 2,bedroom BUNGALOW. full base
coIIEGE col ffKs, PRRKa6 SN rooms ms and bath.
rems garags In excellent eolnsr oF s5o
r. ADAMS. UN. II43.
FLOWER AVE. near Washington sani-
stucco; corner lot, ,5ox230; living room, 2
bedrooms. large kitchen and hall. 1st
tas dshfn dry sme path saa
Balance h sVa easy ALVIN EPI1NG VA WA, 1854. 1884,
VILLA HEIGHTS. MD.-convenient to bus
and stores, attractive brick bungalow, in
excellent condition: this home consists Of
bedrooms. beautiful tile bath and large
kitchen: recreation rm, in basement and
lavatory; oil heat, Venetian blinds, electric
Sanss sso paved streets S9pps5 plgmolps.
MAGNIFICENT BRICK HOME, rooms,
baths: approx acres, well fenced and
II miles from White House, on busline. O.
s-RooM HOME, S6a5o;, one block from
home consists Of s sood-sized rooms and
bath, h.-w;h;, full basement; garase in
return OF $50 month: property is free OF
trust ana can be purchased on very con-
EfnsnS sbowH BY s49s
Sunday, WA s4S4
$500, TERMS rooms, . baths oil
in porehes, eiee. refgr;: paved St; close e
sEAETY Co. SsiffSa es HSatsVe a dss4 s eves
EANDo4ER Ian HILLS. MD new bungalows
Just completed; 4 large rooms, modern bath
with shower; the last Of planned de-
so9ment waodsd lots ct 400 pFoe ss er
MNEADEowBRooK, INC. Oh. o1ao; after
p.m., OR 1892 Mr.. Lee. -
IN ROCKyILLE-6-room modern house.
for home and business. Price $1,000.
Terms.
retired veteran: Sc 800, terms. BUELL. NJ.
GARDNER-J E KELLY, Rockville, Nd.
! Phone $50.
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COAL, WOOD, FUEL OIL.

GUARANTEED, all seasoned oak large
wood split; S22 cord, 2 bushels kindling
free. Lincoln 1926. IT'S
cry. seasoned hardwood logs; NV. section:
small starting pieces in every cord. Sligo
KEROSENE AND FUEL OLIVE deliver in
quantities of 80 gals. and UP Ii. 1921
CORDWOoD, mixed; SIS, delivered in Va
$50, in D. C.; storage extra: fireplace and
wood 371.
SLABWOOD in cord lots. S15 delivered,
Washington and vicinity. Phone Kensing-
ton 1911. II.
WOOD, seasoned oak, for fireplace or stove,
$50 cord; seasoned slabwood Sl5 cord.
Delivered in Falls Church or Airing ton.
Phone Falls Church 1850
WOOD FOR SALE, any length, reasonable
Price: prompt, delivery. Call JOSEPH
SHOCKEY, Falls Church S22-W-2.
SLAB WOOD, oak and poplar mixed; 81 s
per cord delivered. Phone Falls Church
125S-J or Ashton 3613. 1S.
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FARM 3 GARDEN,

HAY for sale, will deliver in D. C. area
Phone Laurel 320-J
TREES REMOVED, evergreens trimmed
general landscaping: work covered by in
Surance. Union 0962 l6s
COMPLETE TREE SURGERY, trimmed or
removed by experts: 81 yrs experience
Call Kensington 113-W all day Sunday,
after $40 weekdays
LIVE CHRISTMAS TREES with roots, 30
in. to 10 #, 81 up; sawed-off trees, SOC
up; come after 4 pm: shade trees and all
kinds of nursery trees at half price. 5SOI
ANNAPOLIS I'd, IA mi. from Peace Cross.
CHRISTMAS TREES delivered, .s35 hun.
dred Call WI $3.50
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

WISH To BUY 3 or bedroom house IN
Hyattsville, University Park, College PARK
cash. Cali WA 5757.
WE CAN SELL your mouse We can get
you cash 1t won't take US long Prompt
attention r, A HUMPHREYS. Realtors.
SOS No Capitol. Ma $3.50
WE CAN SELL YOUR HOUSE at its full
value today Our opinion entails no obliga-
SAUNDERS CO. INC: Realtors, established
NE. AND Sc. property owners-We will
appraise your property free and make you
q cash offer or sell at your price. GUNN
& MILLER. 800 11th Sc. FIR 21oO
Cash for 5 to 2 room houses, D. c. or
Nd: tenants not disturbed; quick action.
e A GARVEY, DI 450S; ewes. and Sun.
GE $500. ] Thomas Circle NV
3 OR BEDROOM BRICK HOME, not
over 10 years OLD; MR. Mr. MOORE. 1924
WI WILL Buy For CASH houses in any sec.
quick deal. phone any time to L. r
SMALL MODERN DETACHED HOME in
LIST YOUR VIRGINIA PROPERTY with an
old established ofice. Call Mr.. Good, CR-
2743, with SHANNON d LUCHS CO., MA.
234h Established 1906
ALEX. and Arlington; we have sold many
homes in Va and are IN need of several
up to sI6;9o9 List it With me TO-DAY
Ma. 0753; eve phone GE. 1900
COLoRED-For quick action in selling
homes, list your property with F. M
BELIO REALTY CO. DI 19a4
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CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK.

HAY for sale, will deliver in D. C. area
Phone Laurel 320-J.
1,400 lbs. good. broken. with papers; :
pretty. ponies; some spotted horses, work
and ride: pair good mules; COW and heifel
calf: ! 900 horse blankets: new and used
saddles, brides, harness: pony harness ano
carts and carriages and buggies: hay by
bale: everything for horse. Rear 73t
RIDING AND WORK HORSE, cheap. S25
2 pairs electric horse clippers, perfect con-
dition. Rear 736 18th st. Sc IT,
any amount. Adams S105, 3145 10th st
NV.
die and bride, to be sold for board bill
Rear T?6 18th ST se. IT,
cow. Guernsey. 2 years old, gives 3 to A
S125. ]. NJ. SMITH, Forest Glen, opposite
Argyle Country Club. Silver Spring, Md
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POULTRY & EGGS

BABY CHICKS, feed and poultry supplies
JAMES FEED STORE. INC. 619 X ST. n W
ME. 00S9.
PIGEONS, pair extra white King; pro-
cured from Mr.. Rice's famous Plymouth
Rock SQUAD Co., Melrose, Mass, to raise
squads for family use. For sale only due
to transfer to duty elsewhere. 1885 Chevy
Chase blyd.,s WI. 1873. all day Sunday
after pm weekdays
SAM RICE'S Poultry Farm and Hatch
cry. New Hampshires Now taking orders
for chicks: first hatch Jan. and each
Tuesday thereafter. I hatch from my flock
only, no outside eggs: satisfaction guaran-
teed. Write for order blank or call Ash
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED (cont.)

WILL EXCHANGE carton Of cigarettes or
bader boy san n lo s9ys toy and
ALWAYS HIGHEST PRICE PAID for dia-
monds silverware, cameras. clothing and
hand MAX zwEIG ME slI3 "
MOVING? Don't store your furniture, let
me use 1t in my apartment, I will take
furnished. Temple s7O2. Cali between
WANTED 70 BUY-sewins machine. any
condition; from private party. Call after
PREWAR DOLL CARRIAGE for Christmas.
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ROOMS FURkIsHED-s.E. ond sW

e03 10th ST. S.E.-Nicely furn. front room,
next bath; block from bus; gentleman.
140I EAST CAPITOL sT.-single room,
conv. transp.: oil heat: plenty hot water;
uni. phone; women only. FIR. 278O
I GIRLS, private. home, very convenient:
$50 month: unlimited phone; Sunday
l419 18th PL. S.E.-Large front room
beautifully. furnished; private family; near
Navy Yard. Ii. 2615.
double beds; small sitting rm. with radio,
refined adults: gentle home: reference.
exchanged. Call TR. 2937.
SOB A. ST S.E.-Large front double room
twin beds, unlimited phone, conv trans.
portatioE; gentleman: private family. LU
ANACoSTIA-1 front room, near Boiling
Field and Navy Yard; gentleman AT.
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HOUSES UkEURkIsHED.

118 ST. S.E.-9-room house, excellent
condition: 8 bedrooms. Q tile baths. open
fireplace, toilet In basement: economical to
neat: some furniture; available Jan. 3rd:
$3.50 per month. TR. OS51
WILL EXCHANGE new 2-bedroom house
for or 2 room apt in NV. section. Carl
81. 2Ia5
MODERN 3-bedroom, 2-bath house, 500:
excellent suburban neighborhood: exchange
for 2-bedroom apartment, NV. Washing
ton. Falls Church 2S15-R. III
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APARTMENTS ukEURhIsHEp.

WILL EXCHANGE my lovely Groom apt,
Call co. 2175
ONE ROOM anG kit: heat and light fur
nished. l213 5th st. ne. Ii. $500. 16s
11h r ST. E.E.-3 rms, kit, and bath:
suitable settled employed couple: $50 mo
OWNER, II st. ne. apt. 10. between
7 and pm
1917 N. H. AVE. NW.-3 rooms and
kitchen; employed couple: no children
ONE LARGE ROOM, private entrance: new
building; no cooking; woman only; $50
per mo 671S Ard n "
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ROOMS FURNIsHEp-Mp and VA,

HYATTSVILLE-Large, clean bedroom,
couple only Phone Union 5574.
BEAUTIFUL DOUBLE ROOM, private bath
unlimited telephone. Chestnut 97O6
HAVE DOUBLE and single rooms to rent,
or will share home congenial folks.
Union 1895.
$500 LEE BLVD, Falls Church, Va
Guesthouse, modern; overnight guests, day,
week or month. Falls Church 1179-W. 17s
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HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.

CoLORED DEVELOPMENT-Fine in this
area: 1-family detached homes on 5000
So. #. or more: new, modern; four blocks
rent with option to purchase. CHAPEL
OAKS CO, 5411 Addison Chapel rd.. Fair
mount Heights. Md. HI. 1901.
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ROOMS WANTED.

REFINED Catholic girl, Red Cross worker,
desires single. room in private home; some
WO. 9719, after pm. 17s
GENTLEMAN wants single room, nearby
Mssasrylana, "a Y close to transportation. BOX
GOVT. EMPLOYE desires one or Ink
lunfurnished rooms in GEORGETOWN. MI
days
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ROOMS WANTED tcent., .

EMPLOYED SERVICEMAN's WIFE desires
furn. room with kitchen privileges for her
self and 2-year-old child, In NV. section;
day care for child preferred. Call TR
REFINED Govt. girls desire adjoining
| rooms, private home, downtown or nearby
Virginia, immediate possession. Call
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BOATS

3O-FT. MATHIS double-end gaff cutter
Sea Call. fully equipped for cruising
$1,000. At Capital Yacht Club: owner
aboard. Fri and Sat. . 10 6 1Rt
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APARTMENTS SUB. WANTED.
HOUSES FURNISHED.

RESPONSIBLE young couple desires small
apartment, furn. or unfurn, Arlington;
permanent; good references; arrive January
Sth. Call de. 08O0, Ext. 40. 1Rs
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MOVING, PACKING and STORAGE

MOVING AND STORAGE, reasonable rates
VIII take your surplus furniture as part
payment On your moving. EDELMAN'S
MOVING & STORAGE CO.. ia. 2937. 16s
LOADS DESIRED for New Orleans. Texa.
and Chicago areas. TRANS-AMERICAN
MOVING & STORAGE CO. INC Ii lO40
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SUBURBAN REkT-MARYlAND.
SUBURBAN sAIs-vlRGIkIA.

5-ROOM MODERN BRICK, nicely fur
lished; bedrooms laundry facilities: good
ransp: S110 month. Call SB. Oa64.
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APARTMENTS WANTED.

N W.-Furn. or unfurn., rooms, bath.
kitchenette: quiet young couple: no chill
aren or Ists: MAXIMUM 81 SO; references.
17s
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IN ROCKVLLE-6-room modern house.
Large lot Zoned commercial. A fine place
for home and business, Price $1,000.
Terms
At GaitherSburg-S acres. 5-room house.
with bath and electricity fine place for
retired veteran: $4,000, terms. BUELL. NJ.
GARDNER-J. E. KELLY, Rockville. Nd.
Phone $50.
Evening star., 1944-12-16

ACME RADIO q APPLIANCE CO.-Selec-
tion floor model radios, reconditioned like
new. Fully guaranteed
Radio Service-Pickup and delivery Auto
radios, aerlals repaired and installed
Record changers repaired and adjusted:
- hour service; work guaranteed. 4016
Georgia ave. NV, GE. 46SS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-18

Monday-The work we do in
Red Cross will leave impressions
that will enrich our lives and
give TO our memory its most
cherished thought, Women OF
Detroit, the Red Cross needs
you - won't you help fold
bandages, fill kit bags and sew
for our soldiers?
Mrs. Roy Chaplin. who has
several sons and one daughter
in service, doesn't let loneliness
overtake her--She gives her
spare time 10 the Red Cross
knitting department.
Tuesday-Saw Mrs. Florence
Jordon busily packing kit bags
and her heart seemed to ac-
tually drop into each bag.
Come out and help Mrs. Jordon
pack the bags that give so
much comfort to our boys.
Wednesday - Mrs. Henry
Ewald, chairman OF the Blood
Bank, sends an urgent message
10 all Detroiters for blood for
those boys who are holding our
beachheadsi
Thursday - Mrs. Carl B..
Grawn and Mrs. Richard Web
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-18
Photographers
Arrange Salon

PHOTOGRAPHIC GUILD Of
Detroit will meet Monday at 8
p. m. al the Hotel Statler. A
Photographic demonstration will
follow. The annual banquet and
"Screwball Salon" will be held
Saturday at $50 p. m. in the
English Room of the Detroit
Leland Hotel. Prizes will be
awarded. Further information
may be secured from Lyall
Cross Of Wyandotte.
The newly elected officers of
the Guild are: Michael j. Roll,
president; Lyall Cross. vice
president; Elbridge G.. Newhall
Jr.. secretary; Blanch Shattuck,
treasurer. and the following
directors: Madge Fraser Elliott.
Julian j. Gloomis, Walter j.
Pietschmann. Leo Gariepy and
j. f.. Armstrong.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-18
Champ Oarsmen
To Fete Victory

TO CELEBRATE its national
championship, won in the school
boy rowing regatta June 3 in
Philadelphia, the rowing crew
at the Detroit Boat Club this
year is calling its annual oar
mems ball the Victory Ball.
1t Is scheduled for June 80,
with dancing from 8 to ! a. m.
The committee in charge Of
arrangements is composed Of
mothers of the eight boys in the
crew, with Mrs. julius Huebner
as chairman. /Judson Ross, the
coach, is sponsoring the affair.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-18

Met Mrs. Frances Bagley
Wallace with her small grand
son on his miniature bicycle
very cute.
Saw subdeb Frances Boyer
the other day at the Country
Club. No one could possibly
mistake her, for she is the
image of her grandfather-the
late Col. Frederick M. Alger.
Also saw Mrs. Dick Joy
who is longing for really hot
weather.
The two Hamilton sisters
made a pretty .sight the other
day. They were both in white
both laughing and calling
good-by to their dad as they
left for their days volunteer
work.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-18
Miss Henderson
To Wed Saturday

MISS ELIZAB ETH AL
BERTA HENDERSON, daugh-
ter of DR.. and Mrs. Arthur B.
Henderson, will be married on
June "a 10 Robert Frederick
Rentenbach, son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. George Rentenbach of
Vicksberg avenue.
The marriage will take place
in the Epiphany Episcopal
Church.
Miss Henderson was gradu-
ated from Albion College, where
she was member of Delta
Gamma Sorority and Epsilon
Gamma.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-18
TSE's Hold House Party
At Inn Over Weekend
DETROIT SUNDAY TINES

tn Siss dressed IN their
prcttieSt summer frlllS 10 attend
their progressive dinner party
Thursday night HosjcsseS were
sfa-r.s Cirn Berry Rlunden
Nar'y sfrohr Anne Nichols
Afrra~~s XIII BETTY LeiFhtan
Sigma Delta Kappa Sorority
held us formal initiation AZ the
Canterbury House. New mem
hers arc
W'rr FREQ Baksr Anne Nich'f
.rerrI nowEalskf Ruin hlHusf
pstp Leighton Barbara Anderson
After the dinner and initiation
the gals had a refreshing dip IN
The Oakland Hills Country Club
D0Ol
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-18

us members arc flashing
Il their most attractive sports
attire this weekend az heir
house party az Grstio' Inn
Among those prettN muses.
are
No. rV,r lear Lerrsrt
49, No. SUE parbfr
49, fN.n poAf-fs Rs-ff WHsrn
lots Omicron Sorority sisters
gave a moonlight dip on SatuI-
day evening al the Crystal Foo.
Enjoying the SWIM were:
BaresrA Hals reHf hfTT
Bares-a Peek - rei-f 80 -
NArTe Riltreih Nsrsalti
Mar Peel berger
Betty Seflel
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-18
Rsa Gross eNiary

Der were busy greeting the
nurses aides who were arriv-
ing for a meeting to be held in
the canteen.
Friday-Mrs. John j. O'Brien,
Just about the busiest woman
in town, is never too busy 10 at
tend meetings and give her
valuable advice. / saw Mrs.
OBrien, Mrs. Wilbur Dunbar
and Mrs. Myron Downs of High
land Park and Mrs. Morgana
chatting together in the COM
mittee room. Loneliness feeds
on empty hours and disappears
with crowded ones--fill your
hours with Red Cross work.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-18
Rabbits, Pheasants Again
Ia e Share Of Crops

TITLE indignation meetings broken up by ruefu laughter
took place all Crosse Ponte last week
gardener reminded another that through the
thing last year-de prophecies that there wouldn't be any
thing left for our tables after the rabbits and pheasan got
through and then-what whoppng harvest had!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-18
Aids
Boys

4 CITING as foster mothers 10
n hundreds OF newly-inducted
navy recruits is all in the days
work for the members OF the
Navy Mothers Club who staff
the CHEEKY canteen in the Navy
Club al the foot OF Griswold
street. In addition 10 serving
meals, the mothers mend CLOTH
ing, provide stationery and play
ing cards. and ward of an
occasional attack Of homesick-
ness
The volunteers, headed by
Mrs. Marie Snyder and Mrs.
Vera Bach, work on two shifts
daily. six days a week, and re-
main in the club until the last
apprentice seaman is shipped
out. Now that warm weather
is here. they even serve lunches
outdoors where some of the
men await their orders.
Admiral q Favorite
The most popular member OF
the club. admit the mothers, is
the mascot "a little black
mongrel dog, Admiral, whose
wsgging tail and floppy ears
have done more TO buoy up
tagging spirits than anything
else possibly could.
The boys in turn show their
appreciation OF the mothers
work by writing gay little notes
Of thanks when they reach their
stations. and quite a few even
take time off during their
precious furlough home to de-
liver their thank yous" in per-
son, The boys often pitch in
and wash dishes or mop floors,
too, while waiting their call.
Humorous Incident
There is both pathos and
humor in the daily incidents at
the club, and a recent one in
the latter category still has the
mothers chuckling.
The canteen is located on the
second floor. and one day an
officer called TO the mothers
that a man in distress" was
on his way up. Visualizing
catastrophe of no mean pro-
portions. the mothers rushed to
the head of the stairway.
The only one in sight was a
husky. red-cheeked farm lad
with large newspaper-wrapped
package under one arm. APP
parently bearing out his draft
boards decision of la.
The emergency was discov-
cred. however, when the young
man turned his back. In his
rush TO get out of a bus en-
route to the induction center.
his trousers had caught on a
sharp edge. leaving a gaping
hole. The mothers took over
and the garment was as good
as new in few minutes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-18
Mark Anniversary

Last month marked the first
anniversary of the mothers
surgical dressing work. which
is conducted in the club one
day each week. They average
1000 dressings week, the
materials for which are pro-
vided by the mothers them
selves. The dressings are
shipped 10 the clubs national
headquarters in California.
Among the most regular of
the canteen volunteers are:
MEsDAMEs
Edna Kruger Mae Gabler
Alice Bitterman Kathleen Holiday
Ann Jacobs Verns Barkman
Ora Dover Enolis Denau
Bessie sipfs Augusta Grammar
Charlotte Turner Anna Dyek.
The union times., 1944-09-30
Labor Asks For Free Speech In All Broadcasting
Unions Have Right To Free Time To Answer Com
 mentators" Attacks

Top men of two mass cOmmuni- cation ndustries-mOvies and ra- diO-are making speeches in favor of free speech. They want the pulp lie to understand that freedom of the press includes the screen and radio. (And when they say free- dom they mean mainly freedom from gOvernment.)
 Motion pictures in the postwar world must have the same freedom of expression as is guaranteed to the press and the spoken word. We must resist all dictation or regulation" is the way Jack L. Warner puts the movie industry's claim. From a War ner brother that sounds good. Warner pictures have been exceptionally fear less and Warner is the ideali spokes- man for the industry on this point
 But what bothers the industry is the Dent of Justice determination really to divorce theaters from the produc- ing-distributing enterprises this time
 The radio industry went on rec ord in Washington when J. Harold Ryan, head of the Natl. Assn. of Broadcasters, declared that the free speech principle should apply to ''the conduct of the press, of the radio, or of any other medium of public contact"
 What the NAB chief was burning over at the time was labor's charge that radios private code violates the most fundamental rights of free speech" The code is a dead letter, ex- cept for few stations which still drag 1t up as an excuse for denying labor fair break on the air"
 Vice Pres. Richard T. Franken- steen of United Auto Workers made specific issue by demanding that the license of Station WHKC, Columbus, Ohio, be cancelled.
 At the Federal Communications Commission hearing it was pointed out that WHKC had refused to let Frankensteen refer in a radio talk to ''business gripping about govern ment control" But WHKC's pro- gram director admitted that l3 Natl. Assn. of Manufacturers trans criptiOns the station is running express the hope that government keep its fingers out of business WHKCs general manager, Carl Everson, has assured the EGG that hereafter he will give or sell time to labor unions to solicit membership or to answer any important attack by network speakers. He agreed the NAB code should be junked."