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u VI.
sse estss has.B qsrs sry.as sms country
concrete State road, bus passes property.
The house e is in excellent repair, First
fireplace, library with open fireplace. large large
dining, room. nice kitchen and pantry.
SECOND floor has four nice bedrooms and
suitable for children or servants. Hot
water heat. coal, with stoker; all-electric
Rtehen Ries Coupe acres 6eaqtful lawns
and garage Make an ideal i rest home. home
Fruit. flowers. shrubs and shade. For
SUBURBAN 'a sss pe!sf s4th ST. hassR M
Rainier, Md. WA. 3765.
peter j. hagan offers for ,S13.5oo one. of
area. Large detached brick. located Just
across the District line, in a lovely re-
snd strctsd sborI a one block tS bus
living room with beautiful open Il fireplace.
axs Back and poro mdsen serves M
sun parlor and breakfast room. There
is rso also ,a nice ice concrete porch Of living
porch and . beautiful full tiled bath;
Basement has beautiful 32-ft. paneled
and shower. laundry room with full
bath for servants, furnace room. Oil hot
water heat with summer hookup, hard
wood ioors and trim throughout. Large
years old; priced several thousand under
cost of construction. Shown by appoint
ment only. To inspect call peter s. hagan,
Suburban Specialist, 1887 34th ST., Mt.
Rainier, Md. WA 3765.
peter J. hasan offers for S13,50O on Balti-
ideal home for doctor or any profession.
House ideally arranged for combination
with large, open fireplace; dining room,
breakfast nook, full tiled, ultramodern
kitchen, with large. new electric refg
large bedroom with full tile bath. den or
office. Second floor is finished as one large
master bedroom with tile bath; this floor
COULD be made into 8 rooms; a large, dry,
fully finished basement, rubber tile floor,
rooms and large full tile bath, furnace
ROOM, oil INV. heat, outside entrance
from basement. could be used for business;
oak floors: chestnut trim. NICELY decorated,
streets, detached gsfage, hagstone terrace
stone wall, etc. Remember, this house has
three tile baths. Terms, " cash, balance
terms. Shown Sunday. II to 4 pm / after
: g.. p.p; n weskdayss peter hagen, subyr.
Nd. WA. 3766.
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

lash Sasth rOh 6.S RMS, REiShtwood. Pet;
ss. uniss Ssver aE SPrlBf s4s4 Drefs apt duplex
sdTs 80 srss aooH cass as home srse a wGea
HAVE IMMEDIATE BUYERS for modern
HssEss h5sTRs iIss c sPDrssa ssss
MAyE ..CIL CLIENT with an cash for Cape Cod
1sst 9 a. ss:hsssa ass. or Sill
sa " p dro y' .ss sna k M
HAVE $1,000 CASH, want a house in d. c.
GSSnditios SSTe az stat OF property secondary. Box
ref SdaAE "a, nodsrn Ssst det e1 and lay
o%ners onIy tssa'Sn Box ssh ans Star lowest
WANTED at once, or room home, gar
Moderate down payment. S Consider SS toHi.on Nd or
ytsr ya; State all particulars. BOX 4O5-H
EVANSVILLE. COLLEGE PARK or near
by-Wanted, 5 or Q room modern bunga-
sSsa. ss2S4 &sr1yER III: 6K 6fy 4s5s 81 CASH
assaae T eaesy Gfass
ton and other refined residential sections
Also have demand for investment prop
critics showing moderate returns An ex-
perienced sales organization is ready to
render you prompt, efficient and courteous
ss get pone &c esfs ms56et s5 pre
GRAVATTE 729 18th St. Reaitor. MA.
%f eeS s sew ss ssn asa's suna III aay sesp
many many years and we are probably better
II you wish quick and satisfactory ' esSits SHs
call a; II; Parker, Ia, 1868 or RA 1858
FAT H19aksFo sos se.sh ss p4sss g,
S%ssssi aG f0P%ls''se na so ssas Mas KERN
in Washington, or nearby Montsomery
5ssIs6sd 1s5IIa5s j, i9i5 o,1 1THos = ySRsELL g.
will PAY ali cash for investment or resi-. resi-.
Dental dental pr9pfsrties in D or vicinity
iMMEDiATE CASH for G b. c.. Md. or Va.
homes prompt personal appraisals at to-
DAYS Gays full II market Iss value. MR.. QUICK; RA.
"E CAN A SELL YOUR HOUSE at its val Value
t.odnay .an Gu Our opinion entails no obligation:
g., INC. Established s "s 1857, = bI"pehs 81 Iei5'
SSsiSsi " fsx M LIZ casA isr ss ns sr and Sc prop
to 10 RMS b ea or Nd: a. all cas- cash 2too ten:
mesn nnts hot bSs,5ass disturbed no
ewes. and Sun. GE, $500 i Thomas Circle
WE CAN SELL your mouse We can get
you cesn. II won't take us long Prompt
sos No: Capitol. MA $3.50 D
CASH FOR ANY KIND of real estate, brick
or 9 q frame pn coiored or white. David E.
CASH BUYERS for houses. acreage or
parcel lots in D. C. E. w BAILEY
WE HAVE CLIENTS who will pay cash for
homes in Arlington or Falls Church C s.
igs4' Igs4' Sf5fr SofTR 8 EknprsIv pm GH 45I2. - 49,,
with GEORGE w. ROBERTSON, 27 Hesketh
ST., Chevy Chase. Md WI 1854 Spe-
ciaIzlng in Chevy Chase properties.
! OR : FAMILY BRICK HOUSE wanted,
direct from owner. Telephone DE 1853
evenings, or write Box 241-z, Star.
WANT TO BUY Bethesda Broom bungalow,
State full particulars. Substantial cash
payments. w. H. MacWILLIAMs, 81
Webster ne. II.
CASH FOR YOUR HOUSE-Before selling
your house, call US. We have a pur-
CHASER BLACKWELL REALTY CO, INC,
speciallzing IN Sales TO colored, 1912 You
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HOUSES FoR sALe.

COLORED-Near Park I'd. and Warder st.
n.w.--Can give immediate possession OF
I inclosed porch and garage; 81 900 cash.
balance terms. Call AID. 5613, RA. 92I9.
9oi6Rsh. aGi ses4; NV ..et,on-n,.. a.room.
row brick house in a very convenient
section, containing 8 rooms and bath, nice
front porch. full basement, oil heat. on
Terms can be arranged. Open daily until
8 Pm. CAPITOL VIEW REALTY Co,
Resltors. 5001 East Capitol st. Ii. 3540
30 New York ave, NV. MA. 9797.
COLORED-Good buys, NE and NV
$4,000 to $4,000, terms. JOE cURTO,
COLORED-1244 Franklin st. n.e.-Open
today, 7-room detached frame, brick sid
ing, 2 finished rooms in attic: immediate
possession: deep lot; conv. to r. /. ave.;
price, $3.50, terms. MA. 1913
COLORED-SeveraI f-room houses, one 1e-
room, good condition: reasonable terms.
FIR. 1899 Sun. and evenings, AD 1712
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HOUSES For SALE on RENT

FINEST COLORED DEVELOPMENT in this
area: 1-family detached homes on 5000
Four blocks % OF the 0tn District et' Inc UoeIa On
Sheri6 I'd. ne, rent with option to pur-
chase. CHAPEL. OAKS CO., 57O0 Addison
Chapel I'd. Fairmont Heights Md. HI
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SUBURBAN RENT-ylRclNlA.

Sipins roSR snd kissRsn. fuii IVA bsssmsns; aSG;
oil heat; $ob; . few others. W. ". OllN,
Fairfax. Va; phone IL.
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SUBURBAN RENT-MARYLAkp.
ern furnished home, College Park. War.
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CoLORED.Large detached brick, suitable
ior Doctors office, with surrounding
down payment, 500 blk Park rd NV.
brick suitable for. Doctors office; 8 rms.
heat: excellent condition; substantial down
, 500 block C St. ne, semidetached brick;
rms and bath; oil heat; reasonable
down payment
1000 blk. Rosedale ST. e-rm. house;
home; rms, brick; all modern conven-
eTp0haaa e hesa pienty niemss q Trounds and
81 300 and $1,000 down.
- 1900 blk; Bennett pl. ne, 7-rm. and
s0C n Sell sEEho. eesmens Yo9e N ST. NV. d. 1894
Sse St o ne hv near Ist
basement. h.-w.h. $3.50 cash. bal. $50
:, Near 18th and Otis SITS. n.w.-2-family
fa S4ds M5 aS. nT with {AFs 81 ss5s Syfs
CoILoRED-PARK ROAD HOUSING CO.,
ioss Ssop parK ns.T Id nv; Nv DE i7l0; FIR; 4765.
sh fsms bash 9t near Ps snd 1ith 18th
=. Brookland, house building lots, fine sec
ton. 81 400 to $1,000
S1 BOO down, owner will give purcha ser
months to raise this down payment to
control and buy the largest and hest
house in $500 blk. OF 18th St: 10 house.
keeping rooms. extra apt. in basement,
hot-Water heat, special refrieeration setup
me WOODWORK; income over $4,000 per
year; Sl,5Q0 down now or over a period
Very fine brick semidetached house. a
rooms; two complete streamlined Kitchens
Iuliy inclosed porches. new heating
81 900 down., financed with 4iscs in loan
g rooms, bath, h.-w.h., furniture in
GUIDED: HOO blk. 10th NV: fne section
terms.
:, Brookland--Four fne smali apt. units,
light-colored bricks, ami, dreproof con-
struction; splendid for home and invest
ment: close to streetcar: $4,000 down.
Near 1lth and Lamont NV, beautiful
pressed brick facade, 10 rooms, tiled bath,
hot-wster hest: possession under rent
law: S1,5oo down.
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SPRING LAKE PARK, near Halpine-6-
room modern BUNGALOW. sarge. corner lot.
Gaithersburg, Walker ave.-Two-story =
room house, garage, large lot. modern
4 miles from Rockville-One acre i'm
proved with q new chicken house for 200
laying hens. meat house. soft. well with
pump, hard road frontage, splendid loca-
ton.
10 acres on high elevation in the north
ern Part Of Montgomery County. semi
bungalow with 2 baths, pipeless heater,
outbuildings. beautiful oaks in front yard;
SS,400.
tricity, hot-air heat, 2-car garage 3
chicken houses, all in good condition;
near Damascus: $3.50.
GaithersburgA Md. Telephone 299. Open
today, closed Thursday
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COLORED-35OO block Warder St NV
q r. h.-w.h garage, hardwood floors, semi
det; possession Immediately
a Coiored@l Sth ST., near Kal. rd. NV
yearly income, S4 $50
Colored = Building lot with trees in
BBrrookland, ne 50xl so: with terms, S2,-
ERSPOCN As'
Evening star., 1944-01-05
Action 10 Bar Schools
To Civic Meetings Hit
By Southeast Council

The Southeast Council of Citizens
Associations last night protested
against action by the Board of Edu-
cation to bar civic meetings from
public schools with members charg-
ing the ruling was "a means of dis
encouraging citizens meetings and
tends to breakdown the citizen effort
to have voice In local affairs"
Though no resolution on the sub
ject was adopted, Frank Randolph,
chairman of the School Committee,
was requested to investigate any al
legations that citizen associations
had been barred from use of public
schools as meeting places,
Fuel Question Explained.
One member in the meeting at
tanned this form of compromise with
a claim that each school has to apply
individually to it's ration board for
fuel. 1t seemed the patriotic thing
In wartime, he said, is to give full
consideration to such obstacles as
fuel shortages and lack of man.
power to operate heating plants dur.
ing the meetings in public struc.
lures.
However, it was noted by one OBJ
server that while there were nearly
80 members of the council meeting
Evening star., 1944-01-05
Liberty Ship Gunners
Are Given Credit for
Downing Six Planes
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Six Nazi swastikas have been
chalked up on the stack of a Liberty
ship which docked recently in an
East Coast port, each representing
a Nazi plane downed by its gun
crew.
Credit for destroying the six
planes. the Navy has disclosed, was
given the armed guard crew by the
merchantman's skipper, who ordered
the swastikas painted on the stack
The Navy guards were conservative
having claimed only two assists in
shooting down German planes.
The ships first engagement came
while she was lying off Gela in the
Mediterranean. A German plane
came out of the sun to machine gun
her stern. Several hits were scored
on the plane by the ships anti
aircraft battery, and it crashed in
flames on beach miles away.
Only half an hour later, another
German plane dived in to attack
Evening star., 1944-01-05

Again witnesses credited the gun
crew with shooting down an attack
ing plane.
En- route to Gibraltar in convoy
several weeks later, the ship was
attacked by formation Of German
torpedo planes. Coming in out of
the sun, about 80 feet OF the water,
the planes split into two groups be-
fore reaching the convoy, proceeded
down each side and launched tor
pedoes at $500 yards" the Navy
said. After each group had passed
astern, they reformed and made a
second torpedo attack on the convoy
and withdrew"
During the two attacks the guh
crew, commanded by 1t. Wesley N.
Miller, jackson, Miss, fired more
than 5000 rounds, shooting down
four of the attacking formation.
When the smoke OF battle cleared
Evening star., 1944-01-05

in small room Of the Anacostia
High School last night, less than q
score Of students were rehearsing a
play in the large, well-heated school
auditorium nearby.
Mr.. Randolph gave the only re-
port of the meeting, and this was
unofficial, on building progress of
schools in the Bradbury Heights
section. He said new additions as
well as the new Davis School were
expected to be ready for occupancy
shortly. Lyle R. Fletcher, council
president, remarked other reports
as well as talks by guest speakers
had been postponed because of ill
ness.
ZOning Changes, Discussed.
A large portion of the lengthy
discussion was given to off the
record remarks about the proposed
changes in zones A, B, G and D, on
which hearings before the District
Zoning Commission began today in
the District Building.
Mr.. Fletcher was named to rep
resent the council at the hearings
which involve Bradbury Heights and
Congress Heights sectors that "can
be deteriorated by changes if ap-
proved" 1t was claimed by oppo-
nents to the proposed new regula-
tions that the type of housing
which may go into the undevelopec
land easily could reduce the values
of existing improved properties.
John L. Fowler of the Bradbury
Heights group, expressed strong
feeling against the proposed modi-
fications and called on the council
to send as many representatives as
possible to the hearings to voice
protest. Several petitions in oppo-
sition were expected to be presented
! to the commission.
Evening star., 1944-01-05
Dr.. Arthur Wilde Dies:
Prominent Educator
Nv tha ASSoc;otod pras.

BY the Associated Press.
NEEDHAM, Mass. Jan. 5.-Dr.
Arthur H. Wilde. 76. founder and
former dean of the Boston Uni
versity School of Education and a
former president of the University
of Arizona, died yesterday at his
home.
A native of Saxonville, he was
graduated from Boston University
In 1887 and received his masters
and doctors degrees at Harvard. He
Evening star., 1944-01-05

served as instructor at Tilton IN. H.)
Seminary and Northwestern Uni
versity.
He resigned as president Of the
University of Arizona In 1914 to
establish the school of education at
Boston University.
Evening star., 1944-01-05

II you are red -blooded American
citizen, you can prove 1t by calling
Blood Donor Center, District $500.
They will make an appointment at
your convenience.
Evening star., 1944-01-05

away" the Navy continued, ire
ports indicated that the convoy had
accounted for approximately half
of the enemy aircraft, which scored
only two hits-one on a merchant
ship and one on a corvette"
Evening star., 1944-01-05
RALEIGH is OPEN
THURSDAY from
1890 to 9 PM.

Good New Ysar's Resolution! Resolve now TO
sove precious shopping time and keep your good
disposition in 1914, by enjoying the extra con-
venience Of RALEIGH CHARGE ACCOUNT.
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Engaged
at
High School

GRAND OPERA STARS from
New York are presenting the
Barber of Seville" Thursday,
April IS, at 2:30 o'clock in the
Mount Clemens High School
Auditorium. 1t is being spon-
sored by the newly organized
Parent Teachers Council and
the schools.
The operetta has been pre-
sented in several High Schools
in Detroit and has proven very
popular. Nino Carboni, who is
taking the lead, is the slap
stick monk. All pupils from
the High school, grade, rural
and parochial schools are invit-
ed to attend. Tickets may be
purchased at the door.
MRS ANTHONY HALLER,
SIR, Of 40 Welts street, enter
tanned at Easter breakfast, Mr..
and Mrs. Erwin Kiehner of To-
ledo, Ohio, Mrs. j. Howard
Jones of Detroit and Mr.. and
Mrs. Anthony Halter, Jr. of this
city.
MIR. AND MRS. w. WHIT
NEY ROSSO attended dinner
dance at the Bonnie Brook Golf
and Country Club Saturday eve
ming.
THE HAND IN HAND CIR
Gle of Kings Daughters an
nounce rummage sale for Sat-
urday in the Matthews building
on Broadway. Mrs. Wayne Adair
and Mrs. c. B. Patterson are CO.
chairmen. The Circle will hold
an all-day quilting at the Home
on Market street Thursday from
o'clock on.
MIR. AND MRS. HUNTER
Judd and Mrs. p. II. Irish spent
the Easter weekend in Harbor
Springs. Mrs. Irish visited her
son and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert Irish, Jane, Ann and
David. The Judd's also visited
relatives.
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Congratulations

MIR. AND MRS. ARTHUR c.
SMITH of Roosevelt drive of
Selfridge Homes observed their
25th wedding anniversary April
10th. They were honored at a
party in the community house
Saturday evening.
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Birthday Party
Easter Sunday
LENfARSCH

NANCY VANHAELEMARSCH
entertained 25 little guests at
her parents home on Gratiot
court Sunday afternoon, the oc-
casion being her birthday ami
versary. Colored crepe paper
streamers decorated the room
where games were played and
the refreshments served. Little
Easter baskets were used as fav-
orS.
Suzette Christie and Francine
BurneSt were out-of-town guests.
Prizes were won by Gordon and
Beverly Bates, Marilyn Gruen-
auer, Janette Bercin, Elizabeth
and Robert Walsh. Donna Jean
Dryer, Thomas Flood, Conrad
Pappas and Joan Olivier.
THE CLEMENS SCHOOL
Surgical Dressing Unit will not
meet tonight on account of
Mothers Club meeting at the
school which Will take place
this evening.
THE MISSIONARY Society
of Baptist Memorial Church
will hold their annual Dessert
luncheon in the Church at / o.
clock on Thursday. Members
and friends of the Ladies Aid
and the Missionary Society are
invited. Miss A Swanson, a
missionary among the Japanese,
will be the speaker.
THE DONALDSON Mothers
Club will hold a pot-luck at
$50 o'clock Wednesday at the
school. Mrs. Emery Albee is
chairman of the dinner commit
tee, she will be assisted by Mrs.
Jack Galbraight and Mrs. Sam
uel Barbakoff. Miss Winifred
Everill will speak on "DiSci-
pine"
MRS. II, c. WHETZEL at
tended the Bataan Memorial
Dedication at the City Hall in
Detroit Sunday afternoon, rep
resenting the Michigan Depart
ment of Blue Star Mothers of
America.
REV. JACOB WULFMANN
left this morning to visit rela-
tives in Cincinnati. he will re-
main there 10 days.
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Young People Members
of Well Known Families

AT AN EASTER breakfast
given at l o'clock Sunday the
engagement of Margot JOY
Breitmeyer, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Breitmeyer, Jr.,
and Lieut.. Robert II. Reynolds,
son of Lieut.. Col. and Mrs. Wal
ter r. Reynolds. was announced.
The table was in white and
silver with center piece COM
posed of solid white carnations
on which stood a large silver
ring, representing an engage
ment ring, with the setting COM
posed of white violets. Narrow
white satin streamers with the
names of the engaged couple in
dictated each place at the table.
White tapers in silver candle
sticks were placed at either end.
Miss Breitme y er's guests
were the members Of her birth
day club and few other
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friends. They were Jean Adams,
Alberta Balas and Janice Stuck.
attending the University Of
Michigan; Patricia Daner, of
Marygrove; Betty Duckwitz and
Pauline Pringnitz, from Michi-
gan State Normal, and Elaine
Trombley, Kay Blomeyer and
Barbara Pfeiffer. Mrs. Reynolds
was among the guests and Miss
Breitmeyer's sister. Mrs. E. Jen-
nings Texler and her cousin,
Caroline Breitmeyer. The young
hostess received her guests in
a two-piece grey and white
sheer suit with a white orchid
for a corsage.
Lieut.. Reynolds received his
commission in May at Stockton,
Calf, and is now stationed at
Salinas, Calf. He attended
Michigan State Normal. His
father is stationed in Italy. Mrs.
Reynolds is making her home
here for the duration.
Miss Breitmeyer, who was
chosen as a Good Citizen Pill
grim by the Daughters of the
American Revolution, during
her high school years, is now at
tending the University of Mich
igan. No date has been set for
the wedding.
LOIS LINDSEY, student at
Denison College, Ohio, spent
the Easter holidays with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
ipdSev
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Circle Observes
50th Anniversary

so YEARS ON APRIL 18TH
the Watchful Circle of Kings
Daughters was organized. The
event will be celebrated April
13, with dinner at the home Of
Miss Florence Whitney on
Grand avenue. Mrs. Julius
Koehler of North Gratiot avenue
and Mrs. Anna Little of Ana
helm, California, are two of the
original members.
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THE KNIGHTS OF COLUM-
BUS Games parties will again be
held on Wednesday evenings, in
the Jewel Theatre building be-
ginning at BIS o'clock. The pub
lie is cordially invited.
MR.. AND MRS. LYMAN
Price entertained at a family
dinner Sunday in honor of Mrs.
Prices sister and brother-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Dun
lavey of Traer. Iowa.
MRS. ALBERT BOWEN and
daughter Ann of Louisville,
KY, will arrive in the city to-
morrow to visit Mrs. Bowen's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bob
cean, also her brother, Martin,
who will leave soon to enter
Officers training in the U. S.
Navy.
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Saturday evening.
AMOND TOUSCANY Of 90
Gallup avenue, who is 90 years
old today. His entire family,
children, grandchildren and
reat-grandchildren celebrated
at his home on Easter Day.
NANCY ANN FALKENHAG-
EN-, who will be 8 years old to-
morrow, also to her aunt, Mrs.
Clarence Stier, who is observ-
ing her birthday anniversary on
the same day.
TOMMY HAZARD, who Is l
year old tomorrow, April IL.
DONALD EHRKE, son of Mr..
and Mrs. William Ehrke, who
was 6 years old last Thursday,
April 6. He entertained 18 little
guests at his parents home in
the afternoon.
WAYNE ADAlR upon his
birthday anniversary today.
TO ANN BROWN of Clair
avenue on her birth anniversary
which occurred yesterday, April
10.
MIR. AND MRS. WILLIAM
Card of Gallup avenue, on their
first wedding annive ar v
which occurred yesterday, April
10th.
HAROLD LOZEN, JR., who
celebrated his fourth birthday
anniversary on Easter Sunday.
PFC. HENRY NORTH, on
his birthday anniversary today
and to Pfc. Moritz and his wife
on their first wedding anniver-
sary Friday. Pfc. Moritz is sta
toned at an Army camp in
Texas.
Births at St. Joseph's
MIR. AND MRS. j. w. PEN
ZIEN, 1865 Runyan road, a
daughter, Janet Kay, April 6.
MIR. AND MRS. LEO j. JEN-
UWINE, Warren, daughter,
Lois Marie, April 6.
PVT. AND MRS. ROBERT j.
WASHBURN, Utica, a daughter,
Karen Agnes, April 7.
MIR. AND MRS. JACK
TRAUB, Armada, a son, julius
Alan, April 7.
st. NJ. &c and Mrs. Eddie j.
Wilson, ST. Clair Shores, q
daughter, Matilda June, April 7.
MIR. AND MRS. GEORGE L.
PICK Ard, Washington, a
daughter, Sharon Ellana, April
Z.
MIR. AND MRS. EDGAR F.
PERRETT, East Detroit, a son,
April 9.
MIR. AND MRS. BROWN
STEWART, East Detroit, a
daughter, April 9.
MIR. AND MRS. CLARENCE
j, SOLTMAN, Roseville, a son,
Wayne William, April 9.
MIR. AND MRS. EARL F
BERREY, l46 Smith street, a
son, April 10.
Births at Maternity
PVT. AND MRS. JOHN IVES
LEY POTTS, 26068 Ballinger
road. a daughter, April 2.
MIR. AND MRS. CLEO CAD
BERRY, Roseville, a daughter,
Constance JOY, April 3.
MIR. AND MRS. RALPH RAY
MUSCH, Utica, a daughter, Col
leen Kay. April 4.
MIR. AND MRS. SABAS BOG
LILO, Utica, son, William Lynn,
April 5.
MIR. AND MRS. MARVIN
B f n T l. Z Y, East Detroit, a
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Engaged
Alumni Of
Girl Reserves

THE GIRL RESERVES Of
Mount Clemens High School are
forming an Alumni Association
this year. This will include all
the girls who were Girl Re-
serves in the past. The import
ance Of this association is to
help the club in their annual
dances, such as the SNOWFALL
and Spring Swing.
Post cards have been sent to
most of the former members,
however, everyone was not To-
Gated, so, if anyone who did not
receive card, is interested,
please come to the community
room in the High School, April
II, at 1880 O'Clock.