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HOUSEHOLD FINANCE

A~t
iS LOCAL OFFICES
D0wNrowN-psnobse sldo., 5th Floo,
Cor. For snd Grisvold CH 3i70
Majestic Side. 9TH Floor, cor. Woodward
and Michigan ca 06gi
Lafayette Bltu.. 3rd Floor. % Mich,Har.
Corner Shelby CA 1882
GRAND RlvER-5050 Joy Road al Grand
River. 2nd Floor ~ 7.SO10
s763 Grand River. cor. tkernos no 45Oc
lii3i Greenfield. al Cd. River We s.2801
HIGHLAND PARk-ili3l Woodward 2nd
Floor. Terminal Arcade TO S.2s .
FERNDAlF--22750 Woodward. 2nd Floor.
Cor J.M.ie and wood~ard IL 2.s5no
EASr-I44l6 Gratiot Ave. Above 7.Ml'
Road 0ap. wards AR 400
1908 East Isffersas Assn.s Ia -
9qq2 Grati1'. Above Harper pL ilai
WEsr-7707 Michigan Ave W 2.2is0
oehRBORs-t370S Mienisan. ore block
west ~ Sthaeier OR hai0
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ron SALE
FLATS FOR SALE-wEsT

cOLORFD- Rais 2sT7 nr Chens
LARGE hricko'e, 90 bargain $4,000
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RESORTS FOR SALE

RNDD LAKE. partly finished log
ca bin on sofia concrete .foundation
large wooded lot rights 20 nice
sandy beach onlN $3.50 500 down.
IRWIN EtGHT 4 HINES INC
ti05t Gratiot III lfia
ON LAKE HURON, y. OF sarnia
l2hX60u wonderful sand beach 7
rooms. hath stone fireplace cleo
refrigerator and range 2-car "a
RAGE guest cottage. tennis court
picket fenced Ideal modern sum
mer home a. bargain. Si5. 600.
terms Judson Bradway Co RA 970o
COLOREn Just what you've hcen
looking for acre tracts Brighton
Mich Lake Gould. Address BOX
B-l27, Detroit Times. -
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SCHAEFFER-JOY SEC.

p V. colonial large rooms base
raent Law douhis Caraee only
s. 500 50 zoo viii handle Nr ward.
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HOMER WARREN & co.
LOANS ON REAL ESTATE

At isoa ms Co. funds for good
WTYe T0dns land contracts bought.
Pa Issnkel, Hammond Bldg. CA 2655.
HOME mortgages IN Dearborn and
vicinity, no service charge, First
Detroit SAVINGS and Loan Associa-
ton Of Dearborn, 1880 Michigan
avenue Dearborn.
REFINANCE
Ycrr old nome mortgage or land con-
tract on favorable terms: $ 10 20
wears low ra.es: FILA or First Fed
fral plan First Federal Savings and
'--srrrT V--r'.T TT Griswoid. at La
fayette, Gil. $3.50.
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FARM AND LANDS FOR SALE
Adjoining Au Sable Forest

~ .IOiiiiiiS Ru DdbiN VI N''
Near Range Lakes, Otsego Co. 81
acres $3.50. s25 dn $40 mo. Mich.
gan Tax Service. 1885 Majestic BIdg
APPLICABLE RID. Ssnilsc Co q.
miles vest OF Lake Huron. ~ acres.
roouf fun basement, cistern, well.
garage COW barn. chicken house
down Can owner. 1870 Chelsea.
Pr 1890
BIG FARM Hundreds Of
properties described many illustrate
with pictures. rock bottom prices
Write today for your FREE copy
SrROUT REALTY. 905-AB. Fox
Bids Detroit CA 1904
CHOICE one Man Farm Mr. Lake
80 acres. spring. pasture. fruit. VIII
lage . miles. 6-rm. dwelling barn.
etc. si,s00 terms Pc 81 Big Free
Cstaloe - Bargains many states.
STROUT REALTY. 905-AB, Fox
Bids Detroit / CA 430f.
FOR SALE 22O-A fne hunting To-
cation. on N-2s. near Brimley Mich
No BLDG 50 4. cleared. Price 81 200
l. Il 1853 500. Mich.
FREE s2-page summer catalog farm
BARGAINS Midwest states now ready :
Special service foE those who state
requirements and payment plan FIRST
TerreF Write TODAY United Farm
Agency. 7-DT South Dearborn.
Chicago 3 Ill
HAVE farms all sizes in Sanilac Co.
N Lake Huron also Macomb County.
E-z terms II. II. HUCk, Broker.
1870 Chelsea. PR 1890
HOWELL
IS ACRES. well located. with tractor
stock. tools. equipment ana crops for
S. 600. or will sell farm alone
40 ACRES
: room house. electric lights, barn
poultry house. good soil Price
50 Nn0 With reasonable terms.
so ACRES
room house. 20 by 200 poultry
house. ~ rs 100 basement 900
fruit trees most Of which are hear
Ing ao0 laying hens, 80 sheep, 26
lambs, 1 cow etc Price SIS 900.
q ACRES
Located On the edge of small
town. good garden soil 7sroom
home lights, gas. hath and furnace
also barn and poultry house - 800.
2o-ACRE POULTRY FARM
small home. hot water heat, com
piete bath pressure water nov
% oy So poultry house, some black
muck Only 50 500
/ n CRANDALL
.nnvaats. ugulrN TkQafrvl
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EksT DETRotr-6 iots i2oN.. 22,
sewer water. gas .Naiss, ei.-tf.f.-
$3.50, terms Near new F.f 40
vclopment open dail and rut1't
iushes Ia Miie-Gritot hnc' iiie
526i
Ford d Canton Center Rds.
acres on Canton CSnter Rd fcrfIc
soil on paving S233 down. EVENINGS.
5. G. HApuEy INc. CA oo6o
King and Telegraph Rds.
s-room old farm house and nun1er of
ouihuildings with 8 aCret.-lln1 -ol
TELEGRAPH Ri Price >dH1O - -n'
down Evenings ~ f-ff2u.
S c. HADLEY. nc. s. uno'
King and Telegraph Rds.
- acre parcels on bng nH lrr-
tile soil. Low taxes, Sias down. EEe-
$. &. HADl EN, lNC CN oHh0
McFARLANE BROS. AID.
We specialize in Dearborn Cartc1
city suburban property little farms
1881 Is OUR 20TH YEAR
GARDEN CITY Owner sacrinciuE g.
nm home, large lot. 81 $50, terms
p ACRE. arm gar home. rfrfre
attached: 81 $50, $3.50 On. so moS
/ ACRE.Joy Rd. frontage 1.rm.
single price reduced from si.5lu TO
50 Onn tor quick sale.
ECOPS E-TeleCraph Road IN 'rc'
Large 6-rm single rf"VHr H''''f +
--S----. ei------'-+------ fii------r
., reasonably. '.rW.
McFARLANF EROS
2q3lf Ford RI M tIIHflc Post
1884 S. Telegraph Ed
pE 1880 Hr 1880
Mat ~ story hnsr, electricity
and Wei good chicken house with
~ acres partly wooded priced
- 800 St50 down GROSS MAN
corner Van Born and Wayne Noad.
WAYNE 92p
ROMEO. ON Van uykc ac. d.
T00n nome. ~ fEc some trll tra'
stand garden up. Shade ',coa N"7r
GOO % front Price So SEQ A.g ecu IS
out p72 South Man Phone ii9. 49,
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HANNAH REAL ESTATE
STEEL, 1851

sOlNAY. y. l2sf-~S rms, n A
sioker So 800 81 500 an
Curing -Sna2 " Vernlr--NI I-s316
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GARDEN CITY - Lovely hrickofs
sided bungalow. including complete
plumbing beautiful sun porch and
2-car earage. situated on nicely land
scsped ,, acre priced 81, 500 81 600
In GROSSMAN Cor Van Born and
WAYNE Rds Wayne 920
WALLED LAKE estate. s-room brick
house extra lot shown Nv appoint
men' only, VI i-ll22. saturday or
SUNDAY
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Business Property Tor Sale
Brick Bldqr 34xs0,

De9uindre. corner Jarvis. north OF
s Mile - Can be used Tor light
manufacturing. iced siefe s4r
.u-.,n..
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COLORED

Several . anr-f Oats IN the Madison
Campsu soc with garasc ~ su-
lated Barcaip ~ ught parties For
information can Ray Flanagan,
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IN l-OOH0
READY casa buyers houses tlats.
apis Ccoiared) quick aetioni-C W
White. 1850 Hastings TE 1-00ss
COLoRFD CASH BUYERS WAITING
SINGLES. Flats. NPTS HURRY
CANNON BROS
iH,O SHERMAN RI Oif0>
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-06-13

of tulips and lilacs we're placed
upon the altar. Wedding music
was played by Miss Helen john
son, organist. and Mesdames Evelyn
Holman, Eunice Nevin and Harry
Stonehouse formed the trio which
sang "Oh Promise Me-" before the
ceremony. After the wedding party
had entered and just before the
reading of the VOWS, Mrs Nevin
sang Because
The bride was escorted down the
aisle by Mr. Elwood McClain, who
gave her in marriage. She chose
an ivory slipper satin gown, design
ed with long tight, pointed sleeves
and pearl banded neckline. The
close fitting bodice accumulated her
slimness and the full skirt, which
continued into a full, circular train,
was gathered on dropped, scallop-
ed waistline. Her fingertip veil of
net was gathered on a headband
of traditional orange blossoms,
framed with a pleated edging of
ret. Her only piece of jewelry was
a single strand of pearls, gift
from her parents, and she carried
an old fashioned nosegay of white
carnations and white lilacs.
Mrs. Edwin c. Johnson, as matron
of honor, selected gown of rose
taffeta, made with a full skirt and
short sleeves, puffed at the should
ers. She carried An arm bouquet
of pink carnations.
Mrs. Krugness, mother of the
bridegroom, wore blue crepe, her
gown being made on fitted lines.
Her small hat was of matching
material into two tones of blue, and
she wore a shoulder corsage of
pink carnations and white garden
las. The groom's sister, Mrs. Ruth
Blake, was attired in midnight blue
Jersey with gardenia corsage.
Mr. Krugness had Mr. Edwin
johnson for his best man. The
llshers we're Messrs. Raymond
Nevin end G. w. Cady
A large reception was given at
the home of Commander and Mrs.
J. S. MacKinnon after the cere-
mony The reception rooms were
decorated in . profusion of colorful
garden flowers and the guests were
received by members of the we'd
ding party Assisting Mrs. Mac
Kinnon as hostess was Mrs. Blake.
sister of the groom.
The reception table was covered
with lace cloth and for the CEN
terpiece there was a lovely arrange
ment of summer flowers. White
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NOTICE OF HEARING ON FINAL
ACCOUNT AND REPORT AND
PETITION FOR FINAL AWARD
AND DISTRIBUTION

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that on June 5, 1914. l.. w. Kill
BURN, as administrator of the es-
tate of ANTUN SIMIN, deceased,
made and filed in the above entitled
Court at Juneau, Alaska, his Final
Account and Report and Petition for
Final Award and Distribution, and
that on said day this Court entered
its order directing that hearing be
had upon said Final Account and
Report and Petition for Award and
Distribution before it on Monday,
August 7, 1914, at 1000 o'clock A. M.
of said day at the office of the said
United States Commissioner and
Probate Judge, in the Federal-Ter
ritorial Building, in Juneau Precinct,
Territory of Alaska, and requiring
all persons to then and there appear
and make their objections, if any,
thereto, and to the settlement there
of; and, to the adjudication, pay
ment and distribution of the entire
residue of the assets of this estate
to:
/: Nick Simin, brother of de-
ceased, of legal age, residing at 816
Union Street, Oakland, California.
Q: Peter Sirnin, brother of de-
ceased, of legal age, residing in
Yugoslavia.
3: Ivan Simin, brother of de-
ceased, of legal age, residing in
Yugoslavia.
d: Visco Ivusich, a nephew of de-
ceased, the issue of Ana Simin
Ivusich, sister of deceased, of legal
age, address unknown.
5: Ivan Ruskovich, a nephew of
deceased, the issue of Fran Simin
Ruskovich, a sister of deceased, of
legal age, address unknown.
Dated at Juneau, Alaska, this 5th
day of June, 1914.
(SEAL) FELIX GRAY,
United States Commissioner and
Ex-Officio Probate Judge.
First publication, June 6, 1914.
Last publication, June 81, 1914.
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GAY COMEDY TO
END TONIGHT AT
CAPITOL SHOW

Gaiety and romance, sandwiched
in with some of the finest dancing
ever captured by the camera, form
the theme OF THE Sky's the Limit,
the screens new Fred Astaire-Joan
Leslie starring vehicle The film
will have its final showing at the
Capitol Theatre tonight.
Most of the light-hearted action
takes place in New York City,
where Astaire. as Flying Tiger
pilot or a short leave, decides to
avoid embarrassment and hero
worship by posing as civilian
idler. When he meets a pretty
girl photographer for picture
magazine the fun starts, with the
flier putting on a high-pressure
campaign to capture her interest in
the few days he has available.
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candles I'm glass candelabra were
at either end of the table. The
brides cake was three-tier and
was topped by a wedding bell. The
cake was cut by the matron of
honor.
|. Pouring during the reception
hours were Mesdames Charles Nag
hel, Burras Smith, M. S. Whittier,
and H. l.. Faulkner.
Those assisting during the eve
ming included Mesdames William
Cady, Robert Cowling, Walter Sim,
John Lowell, Evelyn Brown, George
Rice, Alice Brown and the Misses
Betty Ann Wilson, Emma Nelson.
Joyce Smith. Betty Mill and Louise
Adams
Immediately following the recep-
ton the couple left for one of the
summer beach cottages near Ju-
neau to spend their honeymoon,
The bride wore a dressmaker suit
of smoky blue, with brown and
pink accessories and as she descend
ed the stairs she threw her bou-
ouet, which was caught by Miss
Louise Adams.
Mrs. Krugness has been. an en-
ployee of the First National Bank
for the past year, coming to this
city from Seattle. Nh. Krugness is
we'll known here and is employed
by the Fish and Wildlife Service.
The newlyweds will reside in Jul
neau at the Marshall Apartments
on Main Street.
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MISS HORNING
is BRIDE OF
JOHN KRUGNESS

Very lovely was the wedding last
evening at Resurrection Lutheran
Church when Miss Minnie LII Hor-
ming, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Russell Dawn Horning of Seattle,
Washington, became the bride OF
Mr.. JOHN A Krugness, Jr., son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Krugness OF
this city. The double ring cere-
mony was performed by the Rev.
G.. H. Hillerman before the many
friends of the young couple who
crowded the church long before the
first strains of the wedding march
White tapers in TERED candelabra
formed background for the we'd
ding party and were lighted before
the service by Miss Joyce Smith.
Evergree boughs were used
throughout the church and baskets
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HOSPITAL NOTES

Leonard Cariin, medical pa
tent, has entered st. AIMS Hos
pital.
Tom SANDWICH has been admit
ted to st. AIMS for medical treat
ment.
Max Dorman entered st. AIMS
Hospital yesterday for surgery.
Ira Tucker has been dismissed
from st. AIMS Hospital after re-
ceiving medical care.
William KiIburn has entered st.
AIMS for medical treatment.
Mrs. Roy Murphy, surgical pa
tient, has been admitted to st.
AIMS Hospital.
Janice Soboleff, has been dis
charged from the Government Hos
pital after receiving medical treat
ment.
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FUNERAL SERVICES
FOR DONALD DER0Ux
BE HELD TOMORROW

Funeral services for Donald Lee
10Y DeRoux, one-year- son of
Mr. and Mrs. Norman DeRoux, who
died Saturday afternoon, will be
held at the Charles w. Carter Nor
tuary tomorrow afternoon at 2
o'clock. The Rev. w, G. Levasseur
of the Catholic Church of the
Nativity will conduct the service
and interment will be in Evergreen
Cemetery.
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TIDES TOMORROW

Low tide --2:07 a. M, 3.8 feet.
High tide-8:02 a. M, 1872 feet.
Low tide -2:23 p. m, 1.9 feet.
High tide-8:57 p. m, 15.1 feet.
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N0N-pRI0RITY TRIPS
NOW POSSIBLE HERE

Sydney Smith, Traffic Manager
for the Pan American Always, an
nounced recently That priorities are
no longer necessary for civil air
travel on the Seattle-Jmeau-
Whitehcrse-Fa irbanks-N ONE and
Bethel route 1t is still necessary,
however. to obtain an Alaska travel
permit.
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WOMEN OF THE MOOSE
ATTENTION
All members who can, please
attend the Elks Flag Day services
June 14th at p. M, Elks Hall.
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ALASKA COASTAL ON
TWO SITkA FLIGHTS

Alaska Coastal planes today made
two flights to Sitka. the first car
ring Jack Quicker, z. DeParvin, r.
S. McLain, Wallis George, and Har-
vey Hepworth to that city. The
second carried Jack Rogers, Jenny
Homethko, M. Bennett, and Lillian
Gardner to Sitka and George DAN
ner to Tenakee.
The daily flight to Ketchikan had
as passengers: Edwin Dahlgren,
William l.. Paul, Frank Marshall,
l.. c. Peters and George Folta. Jack
Crowle was listed for Petersburg.
The worlds most perfect volcan-
ic cone is in New Mexico.
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W00DLEY ANYWAYS ON
TRIP TO ANCHORAGE

A flight TO Anchorage was made
by Woodley Always today with the
following passengers: Vance Suffer,
Sam Amster, William Hesse, Jorgan
Cube, and Helen Moberly. Martin
Joseph disembarked at Yakutat.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-06-13
81. MARGARET'S GUILD
MEETS TOMORROW EVE

There will be a meeting of st.
Margaret's Guild of Trinity Cathe-
dral, tomorrow night at the home
of Mrs E. L. Bartlett on Calhoun
Avenue.
Mrs. Lucretia Botsford will assist
as co-hostess for the occasion.
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ATTENTION RAINBOW GIRLS
We will open our meeting in the
ballroom Tuesday night at o'clock.
Please be prompt.
Evening star., 1944-08-26

the enemy fire. Lying there, I felt
lonely and lost in the city which
all Of us had dreamed OF entering
as joyous occasion.
Sergt. Bob Fraley of Des Moines,
Iowa; Pvt. Ray Rooney of Glen
Ellyn. Ill, and Pvt. Harry Grant of
Hamburg. Ark. sat in a jeep watch
ing this outburst of emotion at the
edge Of the war.
This Is the first real holiday I've
had in weeks Fraley said. We've
been doing reconnaissance up where
the fighting really was tough. But
this is like q circus"
Suddenly there was an uproar in
the streets. Down the road came
the French in lightweight summer
uniforms which I last saw in the
desert and Sicily. Most of them
were middleaged or older but looked
well fed and in excellent physical
condition.
A ripple of excitement ran through
the crowds.
The Maquis marched down the
otASCt Will AOul WOklACil WilOoS Ilc6OS
were bald as babies. The crowd
jeered and heaped scorn on these
women because they kept company
with German soldiers.
One of the women glared de-
family at the crowds.
That woman" some one said,
had husband In Germany as a
prisoner. He escaped and returned
to her, but she betrayed him to the
Germans and he was shot"
The other women hung their
heads and stumbled along with their
faces ashen and ugly from fear and
embarrassment.
Late in the day the Germans
shelled the town and sent the
crowds scurrying to cover. Two
shells burst squarely in the main
street, but the casualties fortunately
were light among civilians.
All night the guns duelled, but
this was the enemy's last stand
before Paris.
Evening star., 1944-08-26

water, and warm clothing. Keep
away from the Germans, and from
everything that may be a target
for air attack.
Three: The people Of Alsace,
Lorraine and of the Duchy of Lux
embourg are further warned that
the Germans, in their desperation,
may become guilty of crimes and
atrocities. AL perpetrators Of such
will be brought to trial. You are
asked to make careful note of the
circumstances in which crimes and
atrocities are committed. War evi-
dence will be accepted by the AL
lied judicial authorities when the
time for settlement arrives.
That ends this message, dated
August 26th, 1914, issued at the
order Of the supreme commander.
This is a member of the staff of
supreme headquarters, Allied Expe-
ditionary Force"
Evening star., 1944-08-26
Ry DON WHITEHEAD.


PARIS, Aug. 26-American and
French columns fought their way
into the heart of Paris yesterday
and received a laundering welcome
from her citizens as they opened
battle with Germans and Vichy
militiamen still entrenched in i'm
portant strongholds.
The Allied troops entered the
city from the south and almost i'm
mediately as they reached the
beautiful Luxembourg gardens-the
Nazis and their collaborationist
militiamen opened fire with machine
guns, rifles and pistols.
A column of American doughboys
streaked for the lie de la Cite in the
heart of the capital, to the relief of
French Patriot forces and police
who had been fighting the Germans
for nearly a week.
Yanks Attack Enemy Positions.
On reaching this island in the
Seine the American infantrymen
drove to the Cathedral of Notre
Dame, reaching there at II am. and
closing in with mighty ground at
tack against enemy positions.
Editors note: The following
portion of Mr.. Whitehead's story
is reprinted from yesterdays, late
editions of The Starr
Joyous, happy throngs who greet
ed the entrance of the tanks and
infantry with a laundering welcome
fed to the safety of buildings ano
within a few minutes the streets
that were choked with humanity
laughing and crying over the liber.
alton, were bare backgrounds.
AS write this story the Ger.
mans are still holding out in the
area on both sides of the Seine hall
way along the Champs Elysees
Place de la Concorde, Quai d'Orsay
Tuileries, Gardens of the Louvre
the Madelaine, the Chamber oi
Deputies, the Senate and the Hote.
Crillon.
French patriots have grip on the
lie de la Cite, the Palais de Justice
the Prefecture of Police, the Pre-
lecture of the Seine, most of the
mairies and the factory district.
French Fight French Also.
But Frenchmen are fighting
Frenchmen as well as Germans in
liberating a city wild with happines,
over the freedom which they waited
for four years.
There was so much confusion and
excitement over the entrance into
the city that it is difficult to give
a coherent account of the events
that moved SO swiftly, once the
French armored column began roll.
ing through the heavy morning fof
that made vehicles look like pre-.
Evening star., 1944-08-26
LOST.

BATHROBE, boys flannel, vicinity Of
thaMnshHrgh,s La pns and Kann's. WA. Ala;
fsy; Rsxard: Can Rachel M. Kissf' NE s{:o. 81:
BILLFoLD. black. containing drivers Ii
end cash ea m s9
$40, Or leave message switchboard
BILIFOLD, brown leather, with building
pass social security number, drivers license
sTENGER. Franklin $3.50. Reward. ard" N5s -.
BRACELET, narrow platinum, diamond
on on fysFy AsF other cali nk MI liberal 4sa4 reward
con- PURSE, containing oficer's infantry
Dsfd Ea MI femas 5R sIack ~ with Brown s
1853 1853 Re Reward a NV sS'''0n' os'i WI
1900. Ext. G25. '' N'e'' Ae"''u' VA
DOG, white. small, rough coat black ears,
% tsF No long sIo a reaar
DOC Male, reddish brown, with > tags
sa s1 sss name D sn s'h 7Ss s.
ENGLISH SETTER. black, white and tan
mpsarkings, name Brooke license 1926
ton alligator skin with Upper: .' left a''ta on
EaSsd Aus nas s st. astn sm aHs en- sss 1884,
PIN, pearl and god sorority: Nancy Cos
tello,, on back: reward. EN-. 1905. 27'
STICkPlN, diamond and emerald. on 10th
Ct. between Dorchester House and Ma.
lestic Apis; reward. NO. $500, Apt
WALLET. brown; containing identified.
ton papers, Arthur De Marco; picture
great sentimental value; cash, SlO0 traT-
or waterfront; liberal reward. WA 44eo
WALLET, green leather; lost in ladies
locker room of the Glen Echo Casino Wed.
nesday, August %. Reward RE 67OO
Ext: 749E9 days: evenings, TIE. 1886
WATCH, small gold, with 3 rubies lost
between A. & p, S. Capitol and 434s
watch, gold Waltham, lost in front OF
HHSff WEBBING RING, pink gold, diamond.
sE3 around 11so band Reward Phone RE. 800
WRIST WATCH. lady's yellow gold Gruen
with diamonds: Tuesday night; reward
Call Golumbia 1000; Box o43. 2Ss
WRIST sIs1 WATCH; WATCH lsdys Hamilton diamond
bera ssS reward ware MRg Orr Of August IS
WRIST WATCa. iady's, diamond. mnais round oun9
white gold. II Jewels. Bulova, white goic
band: vicinity Greenway Apartments
Franklin 5000, Ext. SO. 26s
WRIST WATCH. mans Hamilton, yellow
gold. August %: engraved on back. IS. F
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