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Births Reported

burton and Mersarst Atkinson. girl.
Howard and Eleanor Bond. siri.
psMss Hsrhs..a and Lucille Brever. girl.
william and Alma campbeii. Soy.
9eorte and Lou Carroll, glri.
aEicnard and Mary Clapp, girl.
sFsaains FsrninsnHn and ana Edns na1 Ciemsnts; girl!
McLane and Naomi Cruikshank. boy.
EaIpn and Jean Custer. boy
sadn. sonn and Catherine Duffy. boy;
warren and Evelyn cleburtson. boy.
James and Elizabeth Holloran, boy,
harrison and Jean Hernish, boy
Theodore and Edith Junkins. girl.
lanes lanes and % Anne Kane; boy.
FTanslin and Alta Lane, boy.
Alpnonse and Lucy LaValley. girl
Stanley and Barbara Leith, Girl.
John and Dorothy Monaco. sirl.
Jean and Lydia McDonoush. boy.
Clarence and Mildred Osborn, girl.
Lawrence and Mary Patterson. girl.
Ssnninss len snd Naomi Poland. girl.
George and Cleo Richtmyer, girl.
John ana Louise Sansbury. girl.
Frederick and Clara Scherer. girl.
william .hbaI and % Rnth sehlecht. girl.
Charles and Jeane Fitzsmith, boy.
Marie and Marie Stephens. boy.
Geonrey and Eileen Stevens. sirl.
JoseLn anc Joan Thrasher, boy.
Alva and Mary Todd. girl
Robert and Evelyn Todd. girl.
Ebert and Alice Turner. girl.
Frank and Beulah Williams. girl.
John and Myrian Wilson; boy.
Frank and Daisey Burch, girl.
Warren and Julia Carroll. girl
Robert and Julia Gardner. girl.
Leroy and Regina Hunt, boy
Robert and Hazel johnson, girl.
Ralph and Hazel Jones, boy
George ano Masako Kiyoi. boy
Sylvester and Vivian Owens, girl.
Aurelio and Doris Planco, girl.
Fillmore and Doris PrLe, boy.
Jerry and Lulu Wilson. boy.
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Deaths Reported

Mary NJ Wortlinaton, 80. Alexandria Va
susan B. Rooman, 81, 1928 Kansas ave
Mary Morris. 7s. 1918 varnum st. NV.
Julia M Allen. rs. 6643 32nd st. NV.
irving Frickery, 76. 542O Conn. ave. NV
samuel 7: Smith. 15, 1912 L ST. NV,
Solomon q. ,Diehl. -. 47s Mass ave. NV
WIN william @ SNYDER, =. IA 9th St Sc
6uen " fitzgerald, SO. 3136 Yuma st. n "
Paerie Smith. 6;', "a 3rd St ne
Enaaneth T. Dixon. 81, Boiling Field. D. C.
James "a W kedian; 81. Brockton. Mass.
Paul H. Morris, 40, Fort Reno Okla.
Joseph Streb. As. 621 Md ave ne
Eizabeth Kelliher. ~. 1904 North Capt.
tol ST.
William c. Barker. AZ. 400 Goth st. ne.
Teresa & Anastasi. $. 1920 43rd pl. NV.
Infant Sheriff.. 2aOa 10th ST. ne
Jennie Daphney. 81 $40 18th ST NV
Mary M. Tolbert. so, 31l Elm st NV
Georse w. McGaha. So. 1877 Morris rd
Papsy Wood. ST. 2222 stn
Louela Blackman, So 1892 Pomeroy I'd
Sc
Beulah Green, 49, Brookneal ".
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

bLaul1 ShOt, well equipped. GOOD sub
Hrean i.tm lpsslen Pseps rR e5sssn' sss
RooMING HoUsE, in Alex, va.@1n
TSqnsdo rooms sa,hS SIS rent M oil heat
down. EDWIN l. ELLIS, 1910 Vermont
KEFRFGfRATioNR re- E.rSie. Si.o sbor on. o, the
manned with a ter-than-averase per
sonnel, with stock and equipment that
Thi. Ttl better than ea1ai the PURCHASING price
class Of trade. A good paying business that
IN T the ssaT 8 soms he
Reason for selling, illness. Box s51 M,
LADY DESIRES TO PURCHASE a dress
shop. preferably in the District Replies
held d. eontidentially. Box 15a-s. Star. 20'
price; $4,000: terms to reliable party;
ons e.e devn sos s9s soan1ER ssinss 12o
broker for owner. 1908 N. Y. ave. n W.
S0oMING HoUsE-15 rooms; , baths:
down e. Ellis e 1919 6fat vermon
sFsrzrmkANTs sTs sm III! "a MANftB AhaS' Cash client.
waiting. no charge unless sold; spec aiizins
in restaurants since 1928. For a quick sale
call BOB HoLLANDER. Restaurant spe-
town: does $500 daily: owner not req
ssTee ssa sosfs so as
sSSt S Iii sidss. can ne. sSs; 600 yearly: price.
@on sFns BOB MolLzsbER snsh o'rnss 5Ss
Will TNvRsT capital pit "a and nd full-tme serv-
rs! a s;. 20
SowntoTn; Gov tos sSing business, GOOD location
MERCHANT, tailoring establishments: fully
ssSSnipped sS SsI as5 Penns ave. sc: 10.
sts deal Boy Ss4sT. Star. '"s' 20.
e.ns. Pf,ee s1s@' ssoo eerhs eerms IS EDwIs rsnt t.
ELLIS; Ell 1910 Vermont ave. RIM. 217.
COMPLETE GROCERY STORE for sale;
business week; sacrifice for Quick sale:
siSs axska4 !: sss ss s9s i: e. 'ii'ss ass SR
FOR sALE-Beauty shop equipment and
st. Sc; two permanent machines, two @
:ssstsn :sis ."Stsss :s iRDTsy; Of court
FOOD sToifs: TD p.e's. j.. ''s and others: s $500
TO $4,000 weekly. also combination stores.
B. BAUM, Realtor and Broker. Call morn
ings. 8 to 10: ewes, z to 10. IA. 1887.
LAUNDRY Plant; long lease. low rent;
completely equipped; monthly income. over
p; v. HARRINGTON. Ex. 1857. sH. 1886.
FaisTS-sEvEa sS;i ROOM. hl.h.t,p. 20. sues.
house. we'll furnished; waking distsnce:
waiting list: 100000: will take smail prop.
erty as part payment: reasonable cash pay
ment and terms: rental, $500. Box 1907.
RADIO STORE. centrally located. complete
stock Of tubes and parts. modern test
leaving city. De. 0667. "''
RESTAURANT in heart OF downtown area.
Monthly income. $4,000. Here is your OBJ.
portunity Price. S22.500. Cali me. RE.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

QUICK review course IN shorthand, type
writing. bookkeeping, calculating machines
New classes now starting Enroll at BOYD
SCHOOL 1892 ST MA. 1898.
SUMMER SCHOOL-Besinners' and re-
fresher courses in shorthand typins, book
keeping Eng vocabulary building, comp.
tometer. New classes now starting. In.
auire BOYD SCHOOL. 1888 st. NV
PVT. INSTRUCTION.. small classes. grades
IL; qualified teachers. Open Sept. %
On bus and car line DE. 1857. 81
COACHING. elementary or high school
subjects. by college graduate and expert
enced teacher. Boy 326-T. Star.
KEYBOARD HARMONY, ear training
sight singing. Compositions written and
arransed. THOMAS B. SIMMONS, AID
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Attention

Applicants for positions listed
on these pages must be inter-
rie,Ded first by the advertisers,
and must then secure final re-
terrdl from the United States
Employment Service unless ar
rdngements hare been made for
direct hiring as indicated in
the advertisement,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

GAS WATER HEATERS-90, so, 40 Gal
naspmatie no mo cash needed small month";,
70 WHOM Il MAY coSCEERN-1 (charle,
fs1, sLss Ten ShsF s than s s. y myself
Northeast Building Association en0'arii viii be- BE-
nea ssnd d ave- ave ee HSlo Rhode
I:a0 pm. for the election Of directors for
sne ensuing year and the transaction OF
mssfns as "'E RH8PsEE
] WILL NOT Be RESPONSIBLE for debt,
3 rGSSa1s GoGHRAM; NJ 3 F. s. ?, Laurel Nd ST.
nsoz fSs rssiaents ssS n ! q 1, nearby virginia 81
on AND AFTER JULY 10 will not be re
sponsible for any debts other than thos,
ePTRnA.TaTtee PRAT es1 by myself tsisnedl SAMUEL B
OFFER FOR SALE BY THE ALIEN PROP.
erty Custodian of the United States o
A1merlea--Notice inviting citizens of tn,
un1eq states sol Of America to make offer
tooian the following two parcels of i'm
Df proved W.. ;, real property located in the Cit,
known as 1929 Kinsman Place NV i'm.
proved with one-story brick building
By log feet known as i7ss-sl i7sss .s:, Seventh se et
Street NV. improved with three one-stor,
brick buildings converted to one store
ston Go. 739 5th Street NV. Washing
ton. D. e; will be received until 10 90 a m
on the 4th day of August, 1914 at which
time and place. said bids will be pubicl,
opened and declared. Each bid must be-
m duplicate and an irrevocable offer ia
purchase the property Bids will be re.
ceived only from American citizens and
corporations controlled by American citi.
zens and organized under the laws of the
united States. No bids will be received
rom persons or corporations on the Pro.
Claimed List of Certain Blocked Nationals
Blds must contain an afidavit that the
bidder n ..r is not purehas;ins on behalf of an
citizen Of the United States or for resale
70 noncitizen. bank draft or certified
check payable to the Alien Property Gus
todlan in an amount equal to 1Oee of the
BID price must accompany the bid Any
commissions payable must be stated in
Did. The Alien Property Custodian re-
serves the right to accept or reject any or
all BIDS. Further particulars with respect
10 the said property. and forms for sub
mttlnR bids. may be obtained by com
municating with The Carey Winston Co AT
above address or j. Howard Haley, Once
Of Alien Properly Custodian, 100 Broad
N, " this Bird day Of July. la44
JAMES E. MARKHAM
Alien Property Custodian.
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Under ID. c. ldiDs, couples must
apply tor a marriage license on
one day. tcnit three tuH days and
recetDe their license on the NTH
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other davs.
Gary Britt. a5, Four Oaks. N. C., and
William Davis. IS, Savannah, Ga. and nd
A,ife Ar,;e,san sti1ewalt' a1 1901 North ed ST.
Cyril Eysrson, ~. 1925 Newark st. NV,
ens end ,He Helen n Kiapp' 81 1901 connecti-
sos.sa Srsd Blank; aspls. e; "A Bates st. NJ.
Nd; and Betty Di6iey, Il. % Alexandra 8s.''
Jazz aube:rd bbe:rder ss PeeG,, ea.r M and Jane
Arlinston. and Rita Broude, 49,, Chi.
esa. ms s0!s s. ssSa @
nois ave. NV.
'haf' Ms1ss Genus. nj lsst s. sEs s
Dsenls e.i. M.Ss Esh r. T. ys 81 M Mani Fla and
". Is Isl both q q 5s4 Kenyon St. NV.
and Annie E1ei ltSa 10 a1s Eastern ave ne'
Harry Richardson, 81. 1le Cameron St,
Aindris' Aiexsndris' ana Marian Jackson 49,
eesfs. Rins, Is: Fort Myer, and cl.r.
John hesfIii Miller s l@is nniiy. aiSt st NY and
tTieis MeL.ushiin' inkt a5s Naval "a a. AT na st. R.
ton, Anacostia:
Ha,oid Morris. 20 AZ All f''a Mapie ave
sseny esthssds nbas. and SvS Mary 5.esie "a 1900
both of kttleDorro Was" Mass 0''s''"'
Anita ssxsTse MsT5sino no T. 54 $40 e St newton 'ad st
sGssEs Sss, c9n1n g4a ID d .s gGE' Rsys and
Mount Rainier.
chs5si sss.y Kfn, H1noa asSs sSs d,,y.r st and
NV, and Madeline Thomas, So, 1e4s
rrnss' GaipmSla Fns,.r rd' 1s ws,d Mo sra u.rv
Mesels. IS. asS4 south South Capitol l na st. MARY
Walter Keller. 26, HARRISBURG. Pa. and
Anna Anna Pence "a, 700 North Lincoln st,
Fred IAts,oH Fee, y. Navy Yard and Viola Theall,
,os3s, 3s, Brookline.. Mass:
Alphonse Delaney. IS. Fort Relvoir. and
chsrss saayi prsst hsss & e lis new st Hampshire
ave, NV, and Geraldine CutshawI, 3s,
David Slst simmene wa5e p p pv mo 9Th st Sc. and
Eeva Hammond. 80, lila New Jersey
o g.4sS Msis4 Ee! s.sF5s s and
Rufus CUMMINGS, "a 1906 9th ST. NV
and Frances PAXTON 25, 14ls Corcoran
CYNTHIA Meeks. -, 30 aist St. n. ''
Percy Monroe. 80. 6l7 St Sc and
Sophie Wright, 90, 1900 Allentown I'd,
Gilbert Rettew. 'r, 40, 3I47 18th st. NV.
and Gail Livermore. %, Spencer. Mass.
Issued at Fairfax.
Georse Evans Rector, 23 Herndon, and
John Michael Waxmunski, 80 and Louise
Witherow Gardner, %, both of Fort
Joseph Albinus Legaz. % Fort Belvoir,
and Veronica Piechnik. -, Brooklyn
Bruce Edward Kennedy, 26, Fort Belvoir,
and Doris Elaine Walker, %, Ironwood,
Robert Donnelly Trlplett 2l, Fort Belvoir
and Doris Ann Lains, 21, Des Moines,
James Clifford Mcmillan. es Philadelphia
and Margaret Luetz Mitchell, IS, Bloom
Cameron Charles Gullette ,r. 81 urbsna.
Il1;i auiney' .nf H. Virgins Musselman' 49,
William Herman Plenee. 81. Fort Belvoir,
and Mary Ellen Fox, 90. Washington.
Extravagant spending of money
at home results in an extravagant
spending of blood in battle. Buy
extra War Bonds today to keep our
casualties to a minimum. Let's all
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

COUPLE desire transportation to Texas
or Mexico: share expenses and driving
highest references. Ordway 5346 20"
If INTERESTED in transportation TO Sa-
vannah, Ga, this week phone IA. 6144
los
LEAVING for Los Angeles about July 90
Gentleman will accept men or couple 10
share expenses. References EXCHANGED
EN- 1885
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.

STENOGRAPHERS 900. S45-S5O week;
perm and vacation openings bookkpr
$3.50 wk.: teletype operators. $3.50;
card punch. numer. and alpha, 81 80 mo
typists t2b1, so v.p.m.. $50 wk New
openings every few minutes. Est. - yrs
Weicome. BOYDS. 1883 st. NV. MA 233S
TEACHERS WANTED-English-L Latin. pri-
vate girls school. home econ. and dormi-
tory supervisor. librarian. jr. college
men grade school teachers for new bows
school. ADAMS TEACHERS AGENCY
9O4 Colorado Building
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Every mile our boys win means
longer communication lines. These
mean greater expense. more energy,
more Of everything from all of us.
Let's all back the attack: Buy more
War Bonds.
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eUsINess opPoRTUNITiEs tcen,.

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES tCons.
i..1s ESSs RoUsz y, 1s'n ina S.e,, RhSss e;
ssn sa..1s spSssd s1 ao.n ,n.
sD sRDw!H l. n ILLS; Is.o 1910 Vermont ave.
rent. 20 iith st. -. csii RE. olss. or
II sSs 2.ss:a ID MONTE susas lss:
lsss ''r lss%as ssAIF co.
* sHs HsMs.. a. all house feepins M aDts. with run
come come quoted saob. plus ! rooms for owner:
note esns ox prics nfes of sssoo only $50
This should sell e hrss party yhi,rd m, looks =
ptsro St r hurTs ysrmopt nT pas5o, Iuf Sa 644
more pike. doing S22.500 net profit per
s::s dssS ssS.' sse q ss0?l
koao5MhitNsGG ka5 htsG Il HoGsE. DS Biadensburs rd nr.
se'5 Baths soeGaeso sec rsfris.rators & aGc fact
plenty Of furniture: perfect for tourist
si5sp var 500 rent q, hea v:,Mont Ss@8 down
vahET WI TsH6P E for ol 4s Sale: doing very GOOD
will ssn ssh'dee kas espase
pressing and tailoring. Phone ME- 9245.
.3 ROOMS, 8 baths: X ST., near Statler
Hotel: rent, $3.50; income quoted $3.50 and
all first floor for owner: rent rooms ana
increase income: only $1,000 down.
rooms. 2 baths. on most beautliul
part OF 18th St NV, oil heat. expensive
fITniture pTiced to sell at S1,4Oo' only
YOUNG g. PASTOR. 1929 Vermont
Ma. 2425 MA. 5441.
FURNITURE, new and used: upholstering:
apt. above: low rent; should show 81 .OGO
monthly profit: $1,000; one-hah cash.
Rooming house. at Dupont Circle--l5
rms, 4 baths: income of $4,000, besides
owners apt; S3.150: terms
RoominR house tnear Mt. Pleasant
rms, baths, garage; rent, S72 30; clean
and nice: 81 800. terms.
Barber and valet shop combined, we'll
located rent, $50 81 .75O; terms.
Restaurant I am. to midnisht; rent.
So 900 mthly. 100000. plus LIQUOR: terms
Beauty shop. NV, nicely equipped. 10
booths: Modecraft; good prices: real buy,
- 900: terms r, NJ. DE sHAzO, 1923
l4th. MA. 552n.
3 ROOMS, . baths. oil heat; near Mass.
ave. and 18th ST.: very good furniture;
only $500 down.
~ rooms baths: rent. s65 all apts;
2-car garage; good NV. renting location.
$3.50 down real buy.
rooms and bath. 8 Ink. rooms,
sinks; only $500 total price.
YOUNG g. PASTOR, 1929 Vermont,
MA. 2425. MA. 5441.
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SITUATIONS MEN & WOMEN.

ACCOUNTING. bookkeeping. auditing
part time: systems installed financial
statements. taxes. Box 1927. Star
COUPLE, white, sober, settled, excel ref
husband emp. desires work as resident
manager Of small apartment bldg. Call
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Extravagant spending of money
at home results in an extravagant
spending of blood in battle. Buy
extra War Bonds today to keep our
casualties to a minimum. Let's all
back the attack.
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Marriage License
AppIicotions

Under D. c. ld,Ds. couples must
apply tor a marriage license on
one day. tDGit three tuu days and
rece'ue their license on the NTH
ddy. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other davs.
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esTieace auAkER cry nn LfsoEE6M iS'ix 1a' co 8
and primary Grades, State auaiincations
TfkEfaoSE f9I 1ia; SCI CLERK. aged eo-so: inter.
estins work accepting telephone messages
IN aoc circuiation on, department. no experience
one half paid for work over 40 hours
planned advancement. insurance. vaca.
tons sick leave and many other employ
Bids,. THE EVENING sTHRR, iiio1 Pa "a
TELEPHoNE OPERATOR for easy board
hours. am. to 4 pm Sunday of; salary
saaa Aopy ss1sFis2fsd eHRf
TEL HH5EE ss orHnaToks sns ny.
Monday through Friday, $50 am to
GvSsR s TELEPHONE co;
%s;.r hea5S sox sS;T; star a.. anu nan 0Hts ia.
g. R. MOORE 1904 KS, St, n. NV o"" ''p'ns
TYPiST, full or part time. shorthand not
aecessa,y. @ pleasant sa work in consenial Of
TYPISTS, experienced. permanent posi-
tions excellent salaries. MARvIN's, 134
TYpisrlcEERk. 1sn IS: ajEf District he.dquarter.
office, national concern; regular 5-day
week, time and half pay for overtime:
opportunity for permanent position
American District telegraph Co, RIM. 4O4
Ill , St Nv, Ma; 1922.
working conditions. Opportunity for ad-
vancement. Apply TO Mrs. Ways. SMITHs
STORAGE CO.. 1913 You ST. NV
TYPlSTS; experience required, permanent
call MRS. MANTEL. Ho. s47e' e"'''''nS
TYPISTS for BRITISH MISSIONS. Apply
1107 18th st. NV. Empl ONCE open Mon
day through Friday. 9 to 6 Saturday. q To
l need experienced and inexperienced: ex-
cellent opportunities.
MATTRESSES. charwomen, maids. hat
check girls cashiers and barmaids all
colored. Apply LOUISIANA CLUB, 3136
MATTRESSES. colored: excellent workina
MATTRESSES. white, for breakfast and
d'hoteI. CARLTON HOTEL 18th and K
MATTRESSES, "tops" Unless you have
worked in better restaurants and bars and
are thoroughly experienced, please don't
ask for interview. We have one of finest
small restaurants in city, where WORKING
conditions and tips are tops" catering
to better clientele with no Sunday work
Il. qualified. call Mr.. LEWIS. FIR. 97S3
after pm, for appointment.
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were by no means over. While on
Island x waiting for transporta-
ton, 100 Jap planes came over in
daylight. Everybody hit the dust,
with the Washington youth hauling
q camera into a slit trench with
him. As the planes came over and
let 60 their bombs and machine
guns, he kept shooting" pictures.
Several bombs landed a few hun
dred feet away, but that was moth
ing, the sergeant calmly said.
The 17-day boat trip home for
a man overseas for Is months was
the most impatient period ever
spent by me-" Sergt. Miliman said.
The family met him at Fort Meade,
Md, on his return. A week later
Sergt. Miliman married Dorothy
Chicovsky, a Central High School
graduate who worked for the War
Production Board.
In Auto Business.
Sergt. Miliman, a graduate of his
native Baltimore City College.
worked in the auto business for
Cooper Motors. Fourteenth and r
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zoomed down and bombs were sent
away. Holes began to appear in
the ship as Jap bullets found their
marks. The plane wobbled as the
bombs hit smack on the target.
Golden Lady" sped clear of the
fax with the rest of its flight group.
That was only the beginning of its
trouble. Thirty Zeros jumped the
American planes, dropping aerial
burst bombs that made the skies
look like Coney Island at night.
The home base, left early that
morning by Sergt. Miliman and his
crewmates, looked far away. Every
gun on the plane was going full
blast. A Zero darted near, received
a stream of lead for its pains and,
bursting into flames, screeched eer-
lily down into the water. On the
other side another Jap was hit and
went down smoking Another Nip
ponese ventured into Sergt. Mill
mans gun sights. and he scored
probable hit. BY that time the
Japs had decided to let the Amer
leans alone and "the return trip"
Sergt. Miliman said, was unevent-
full"
Maps I&and.
Sergt. Miliman's last assignment
before returning home was to map
an island which was invaded two
weeks later. The sergeant was out
with a new crew and was the only
one due to go home. Over the island
ack ack was heavy, but nothing
happened. 1t was, just the same,
"a nervous few hours" he said.
On the way home Sergt. Miliman
learned that his days of excitement
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streets NV. The owner, Nanny
Cooper, is now in the Army with
an armored division as . specialist.
Sergt. Miliman enlisted on January
5, 1912. In the AAF at Fort Meade,
Md. He took his training at Shop
pard Field, Tex, and then went to
gunnery and aerial photography
school. He is qualified as ground
photographer and laboratory tech
Inician and is gunner photographer
on the plane.
He has the Distinguished Flying
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Gross, the Air Medal, the Preaden.
tial Citation for the Bismarck Sea
Battle" and the Asiatic Pacific
ribbon with three stars. He has been
recommended for the Silver Star
for the Rabaul flight above de-
scribed. He Is now assigned to duty
at the Pentagon Building.
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september. !. Mlss Haftmah.
Miss Hartman served for two
years on the Capital Liners. She
then was placed in charge of the
Pea hostess training school. She
is graduate of Butler (Pa) BUSH
ness College and attended Carnegie
Institute of Technology in Pitts
burgh. She now lives at 401 Com
monwealth avenue, Alexandria, Va.
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1420 r street
NV, was real.
ly sweating it
out at 20 de-
gree b e ! o W
z er o." Before
t he pla n e a
heavy wall of
flax rose, hiding
completely the
two squadrons
that had pre-
c e d e d tn e
Golden Lady"
in.
r h en- came
the signal to go
in The nlanp
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company, d. n.
Carmic h a e | :,
Pea vice presi-
dent, announced
t o d ay. M | S S
Hartman sue.
ceeds Miss Nellie
Kemm, for two
years in charge
Of Pea hosteSseS.
Miss K e m m
who is married
to. L a W r e n C e
Regain of New
York City, re-
tires from air
line work on
SeDter1her I
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Beck From the Wars
Beck From the Wars
ID. c. Sergeant 'Sweoted
At 20 Below in Daring Raid

AS Golden Lady" waited her turn
to go in over the target on the first
mass raid over Rabaul last October,
Staff Sergt. Sidney Miliman, 20, Of
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Katherine Hartman Named
Chief Hostess Of Airline

Miss Katherine Hartman, for
three years hostess with the
Pennsylvania Central Airlines. has
been appointed chief hostess of the
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Books and Bond Rally Wednesday

MRS. FREDERICK S. FORD chairman of the Book and
Bond Rally reception and dinner Wednesday, 545
Hotel Stae promises that all persons the gala will have
opportunity the celebrated guests Louis Brom-
field Carl Van Doren Martha Ostenso and Col. Carlos
p. Romulo
Among those who have made reservations and will be
there the Henry F. Gamblers Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Caulkns the Frederick S. FoTds the Emory Carks
Miss Sara Burnham the Christian Henry Heckers
the Frank Goldies the Alvan Macauleys the Fred
Gnsburgs the Henry Sangers the Henry Sheldens
Frank n. Isbey the Julian Wolfners and the William H.
Muirs =.