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ACREAGE FOR SALE.

A8kEAOE FOX SAIE.
CoLESViLLE PIKE. to 25 acres, / Iac to
SC & So. IT: Government project Just an
nounceo 70 expend hve million nearby. Also
country cub district, 8 to 35 acres, I34c
SO: IT., terms to suit. Fulton r. Gordon,
owner 1877 Eye st. NV. DI 52aO until
8 pm. Brokers attention. '~'' "'''
FUTURE HOMESITES.
9ha acres. q mi. from d. c., near Coles
VI vlile pike; All in cultivation So, $50;
5000 cash. 4 acres, 1 blk on colesviiie
S!.oO0 cash; 13 acres. 900 IT. on hard
surface road. partly cut over; j mi. from
L4nham' !. z ma IN No; d. 900: one-half cash.
ALVIN EPLlNG. 5SOS Baltimore blvd
Hyattsviile. Nd, WA. 4954, day and eve
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PAUL B. ELCAN. Attorney.

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
States for the District Of Columbis.
Holding Probate Court.--No. 63.6 .652, Ad-
ministrstionMThts is TO .,s 6iys p,,tlset Eotic ii
Columbia have obtained from the Probate
Court Of the District Of COLUMBIA Letters Letters
Murray late Of the District Of Columbia.
deceased All persons having els,nns
thereof, II i legally authenticated, 70 the sub:
scrbers on or bstSrs the 18th ssn rasy DAY S1 3,
law be excluded from all benefit of said
estate. Given under our hands this sth
day Of jung, 1914 PAUL 3 sn.EE+SSfsE. EESAN.
Union trust Blds. tseal) Attest:
THOMAS c. ScALLEY. Deputy Register Of
wills for the District OF Columpia, Glerk
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2-FAMILY. HOUSES
Over u Acre-Gas Heat-Sl8 95l

Bedroom, " Bath-First Floor
Silver Spring. Md: l block Mrs. KS Toll
Eouse Tavern in beautiful Seven Oaks"
living room 24x14, dining room l4xI6,
screened porch, de luxe kitchen. bedroom.
"a path: second moor. 3 large bedrooms,
Be sure to inspect this beautiful center-hali
Colonial brick home. 2 yrs. old. immaculate
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4s1o Wis. Ave. ~o. 1871, Eve. OR. 1897 1897.
CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
112 Block OF Conn. Ave.
:, Brick I :, semidetaehed. rooms. tiled
ton: possession. price. sIl $50. Cali Mr..
Me'sen BOSS SIS snf pHEnps, hsn; N IA 1885,; 1850.
IL ROOMS, 3 BATHS,
Brick b, semidstachsd. mostly apts.. furn;
G meat ooisa ssg Fs5 knosty pine
buy SSe down. S9 % ss.o6o S ~ aR5 bloek Esa
Rock Greek Church I'd. NV.
EDWIN L. ELLIS,
lQI0 Vermont Ave. Rn. 2I7; RE. 5I4o.
HOLLYWOOD,
CHEVY CHASE. D. c.
built. rooms: large bedrooms. 2 baths,
PLACE. living room 13x25, impressive center
hall, modern kitchen, screened living
porch Orch lowered garden and nicely land
siys; CAV " EM; 1880 until 9 pm, +. A,
IWEEQ Co, 69Q4 Conn: ave. NV.
CHEVY CHASE, MD.
ing room with fireplace. screened terrace;
door eashi On fns saasss aess
Convenient to bus. schools and stores.
L. 6. WHITE, Exclusive,
77l5 Wisconsin Ave. WI. 1900 30.
4 BEDROOMS, / BATH
GAS HEAT-$8,950
ehss Sss: Iii living Dsfa sans Conn rooms ss
Il'ehte s1 isrfsnia arAsESh RHEfa wo 5s 5ssl buy
14th AND IRVING NV.
Furnished inccme-proeucing home of
ton and floors like new; equipped with
two complete kitchens, oil hot-water heat
W s5Sa 5SpS down. plus Immediate 1sas
EGGLETON REAL ESTATE,
2sla 14th. Du. 5o51 and 5oe7 Until 9 Pm.
WEST OF CONN. AVE.
g ROOMS. 2 BATHs-s14,s5o
sche home g. Ensss 'tTaass
including bedrooms Baths, aGlHdn iyine TG1ma room
with fireplace. side screened porch, auto.
esi MS sort1 saysSe W5 E0r details please
FRANK S. Phillips, DI. 1411
2-FAMILY. HOUSES
y viii hpa a hssh house gs E
-
separate and private apis. and were built
about 2 years ago with prewar materials.
Priced right at S10,950 Call Mr..
PARKER for additional information, IA.
1868 or RA. 1850.
GEORGIA COLONIAL
IN MASS. AVE. HGTS-S27,5Oo
pet, center-hall plan, large sun porch, Law
Isl n; 4 bedrms., 2 baths End A.: maic's
rm.. bath in basement: h.-w.h. GAS fur
nace: new siec refgr:: gar. Call Mr.. Terms.
SHANNON g. LUCHS co.
1905 II st. NV. MA. 2345.
ROLLINGWOOD
In one Of the best residential sections, this
Early American brick home will appeal to
the discriminating family spacious
rooms plus 2 attic rooms and extra lava
tory; 3 bedrooms, 2 baths on 2nd f.;
center hall, living room, 13x24: screened
Eorch; gas h:-Wh.; built-in garage; only
3 yrs. old: lot 100 #. deep; vacant, early
sonable price. Call EN- 1890 Sunday and
Weekdays till 8 pm. F. A. TWEED CO.,
55O4 Conn.
Over 12 Acre-Gas Heat-$18, $50
Bedroom, Y Bath-First Floor
Eouse Tavern in beautiful Seven oais,s"'
overlooking Sligo Park First floor, large
living room 24x14, dining room l4x1S,
screened porch, de luxe kitchen, bedroom
"a bath: second floor. 3 large bedrooms
z tiled baths. deck porch: built in garage
Be sure to inspect this beautiful center hall
Colonial brick home, 2 yrs. old immaculate e
condition. LESLIE b. MEAsELL, Wo. 5a2I.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
ATTyANnDTA uA

COLONIAL REsToRATIoN-SIc, $50.
An authentic old brick Colonial house
offered for sale at very. reasonable price
by present owner. includes 3 bedrms.
s41. nd as 4ahs s oSys S ths doab , repses. s
study. basement dining rm. and kitchen
With large Colonial fireplace; a home Of
faather please cai qf' NJ BURR
ri FRANK S. PHILLIPS, DI. 1411
SIT, 17,950-"TOWN HOUSE"
NEAR THE CATHEDRAL.
a lovely lno1ien home property situated IN the
and the Cathedral vacant. First fioer
room, kitchen and breakfast room; IND
baths; 3rd ioor. 3 rooms and bath. Base
ment includes maids room and bath.
ps purshsaed on pes
and YOU will do well to investigate. This
evening Mr.. Mr. LAT1atER, EN-. o77o.
Thos; J. Fisher g. Co.. Inc,
CHEVY CHASE, D. G.
UNDER $4,000.
tion room, gas heat, built-in garage. In
sMPeeten Mes BY eg. appEntmsnt men Evenings cali
DIXIE REALTY CO. MA. 1880.
DoW IN 1oWN.
Large house, formerly used as roominR
session. inspection By appointment. caIl
b Dixie H E'i REALTY co. MA. 1880.
Six Beautiful Rooms, SO, 200.
IDEAL NORTHWEST sUB6RB
This very attractive detached home is
comfort and low .upkeep cost. It is
thoroughly insulated with rock wool in
side walls and ceiling; is heated by g.. E.
gas heat; has slate roof as well as other
regret putting down good payment on
&. ALLEN sHERwIN, EN-. 9122,
Realtor. 4645 Mass Ave. NV.
6204 Maple Ave, Oh. Ch., Nd.
AMAZINGLY LOW PRICED.
Beautiful detached house. on wooded
lot, within stones throw Of fashionable
fasston%e % terrace: @ 3 bdms bedrooms. ps0' baths afs
and den on 2no door; den and lavatory
on LIST floor: knotty pine recreation room
with bar, maids room and bath in base
ment. Large knotty pine finished attic.
Vernon; evenings WI. 1850, daily at
WIN. M. THRocKMoRToN.
Realtor. Investment Building.
Vacant-Immediate Possession.
JENIFER ST. NV. Near stores, schools
and transportation. Corner semidet. brick,
rooms. tile bath, fully equipped kitchen,
0 eTei os g
CYRUS KEISER, JR., Exclusive,
1910 Wis. Ave, Wo. 1871. Eve. OR. 1907.
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BUNGALOW, $1,000.

Immediate Possession.
Close in, close to bus and schools 8
rooms and bath. fun basement. For details
call
NORTHWEST REALTY.
1Z35 Wisconsin. Oliver ss67.
Mr.. Walter Reed, Semidet. Brick.
screened garage, INV. oil heat; refgr.
McDEVITT, Realtor, RA. 4422.
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MICHIGAN PARK

4N4OI11NlAIN f11th
Near Taylor st. Bridge
Opportunity to combine comfortable living
with an investment with safety-by owner
occupancy OF practically new apartment
on one floor of this attractive 2-story
brick 2-famiiy-and have an income from
the other sufficient to Lay most of the
carrying charges. Basement, hot-water
heat, elec: refgr., modern Kitchens Mr.
Kelley. GIL. 1854
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.
NEW, MODERN BLDGS.
WAREHOUSE.
MFG. AND REPAIR SHOPS
IAUNDRIES AND CLEANING.
VIII build to suit your purposes.
D. c. Rail Siding. Sell or Lease.
5000 to 10000 So. IT.
Q'HARE ESTATES. NA. O5so.

LOTS FOR SALE.
INDUSTRIAL SITE N
QEORGETOWN
j. LEO KoLB NC,
1237 WIS. Ave. MI. 21Q0.
TWO LARGE WOODED LOTS m WOOD
SIDE Park: silver sprins. rims I4v M Price AN GML9 x
THos. Z. FARRELL CO., Realtors,
7sl 1otht attss g, sg PM. ol E.t!SHs.l ssss o7os.
JUST Z IN THIS GROUP.
Opportunity for that future home you
are p1anning-close in Arlington, 2 blocks
from 10c bus. AL Improvements including
psd I s.sr m sad saes Isssd .rs sse snd
terms can be arranged.
ARLINGTON REALTY CO.,
2204 Wilson Blvd. QL. 1900.
KENT.
Fronting on one Of the most beautiful
streets in Kent, with concrete roadway,
curb sidewalk. sewer and water. We offer
this beautifully wooded lot. 75x24o. at .
PHILLIPS q cANBY. INC
Ma. 1900 Realtor. 1O12 10Th st. NV,
CHEVY CHASE, D. c., AND MD
Now is the time to purchase a lot or
lots before an after-war price increase.
We have many choice sites, including
utilities such as sewer water and street
90 lots less ssn yersf So .nssis asSn
restricted sites. Price ' range ST 800 e
This Evening, Call Mr.. Child, GIL 1851
Thos. J. Fisher & Co., Inc,
73S 18th st. NV. Realtors. DI. $3.50
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SUMMER HoMEs,

COTTAGE, Pa. Poconos Mts. 6eason only.
$l50 AMI. Nice Community. Gail WI.
SUMMER HOME. furnished, 8 bedrooms,
ami. elec., refer. swimming. horseback
r1dinG nearby. In the mountains near
Luray. Va. VIII lease July through Labor
Day. $500. OIL. 1855 after pm
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Hoiains Hs' probate rob t coars.mNo, is ss 4ss. Ad-
That the subscriber. of y the district of
Columbia, has obtai from the Probate
Court of the District Of Columbia,. letter.
testamentary on the estate of Alexand0
G. Hondros, late Of the District OF CoiunR
his, deceased. All persons having clatm9
against the deceased are hereby warned
thereof. legally authenticated. to the sub.
scriber, on or before the 14th day Of june
be excluded from al beneflt Of said estate.
Given under my hand this 18th day of
June. 1874, SOPHIA HoNDRos. .146e
vfcToR 3. MERscH. Resistsr. OF wills foi
the District of Columbia, Clerk OF tho
Probate Court. te22,2Q,1y6-
(ocntinusd On 1Ns1t Peel
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SUMMER CAMPS.
BONNIE'S HAVEN.

For children 10 !: facins on chess-
peake Bay. 2S miles from WashinRton, st
Broadwater.. Md. A large. modern home,
with shaded grounds, completely fenced;
electrical equipment, modern plumbing. Ali
outdoor activities carefully planned menus,
excellent supervision. Session. June 22-
8643 or West River 236-F-6. or write NrS,
Z. D. Bonbrest, 1144 Branch ave. S.e
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NEAR. Mel lean. VA.

NEAR MCLEAN, VA.
5, miles to- washington,, D. C:-22ls acres
s51a frame anne hons. aa With ys. n. .sSs sTs:
large den nnished in knotty pine with
dining room. pantry and bath; second
floor, 2 bedrooms and bath: basement;
coal furance. hot-air heat, electric hot
apples, cherries, grapes and berries. Price,
S16,850: cash above frst trust.
EASTMAN & STEELE
REALTORS. FALLS CHURCH 2e20.
NEAR ANNANDALE, VA.
lot with fine young orchard; house con-
sists Of living room with fireplace, dining
kehin snd door, sah sns
knotty pine. with buiit-in beds; full
basement. oil hot-water heat nice yard
saa seT Price ss5S 'e CASH. nus fSo s
EASTMAN & STEELE
REALTORS. FALLS CHURCH 1920.
EAST HYATTSVILLE
1875 DOWN. BALANCE $3.50 MO.
Arms. and bath full basement. stove and
rfsidaIss .ios p1ice insaafa Immediate posses
ROBERT S. DAVIS, WA. 5000
QUEENS CHAPEL MANOR
Practically new, 5-room and bath
ami. Price, S4,750; terms.
O B. zANTzINGER Jr. UN. OS2s.
CAPE COD ON 70 ACRE
F1RsT-F.ooR BEDROOM AND BATH
Attractive brick home in Lee Hets, close
to shopping. 1oc bus; Gift. living room
with fireplace, dining room. bedroom and
fun bath, equipped Kitchen: side screened
porch on flrst floor; 2 bedrooms and bath
on second floor; full basement with lava
It'll a 10
insulated terraced lot. with s0-ft. 'front.'
age; owner transferred; substantial cash.
Priced Sl2 800.
THos. G. MAGRuDER CO.
I2o51 WILSON BLVD, ARLINGTON, VA.
CHI. 3131. Realtors. Ewes, CHI. 57S7.
Brick Bungalow-$8,95
Bet. Clarendon and Falls Church,
rooms. vestibule entrance. 1S-ft. living
room, equipped kitchen, stairway to attic.
full basement; oil &C. heat; wooded lot;
blk. to SC bus substantial cash.
THOS. G. MAGRUDER co.
2Obl WILSON BLVD, ARLINGTON. VA
CHI. 81 81. EVENINGS, GL. 44s4.
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cLosE-IN NORTHEAST CORNER.

An attractive corner brick home of s
rooms. bath, double inclosed rear porches
full front porch; sarage, large lot; vacant
ennx e1mpietetg reaeSorsted ana ready to os-
excellent terms. MR.. QUICK, RA 34ls
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''NR. 18th & MONTAGUE

This attractive brick home has 8 rooms 9
paths, screened sleeping porch, overlooking
ROCK Creek Park: convenient to bus and
stores; priced for immediate sale. Call
ME. 1143 until pm.
]. WESI ,EY BIICHANAN Realtnr
Evening star., 1944-06-29

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
Holding Probate Court.-No. 63.700, .Ad-
ministrat ation.----This is to, Give Notice;
That the subscriber. Of the District OF
Court of the District of Columbia, Ancil-
larry Letters Of Administration on the
estate Of Frank c. Schrader, late OF the
having claims against the deceased are
hereby warned to exhibit the same, with
the vouchers thereof legally authenticsted.
day Of June, AID. 1945; otherwise they
may by law be excluded from al bsnent
18th day OF june, 1914. EUGENE H.
(Seal0. Attest: VICTOR s.. MERsCH. Res
Clerk Of the Probate Court. je22. 9,iy6
MABEL BENSON SAKfS AND ACHILLES
CATSONIS, Attorneys
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BRICK COLONIAL, $12,s50

West of 18th st., this lovely detached
Spanish-type center-hall home of rooms
and 3 baths. floor plan and design excep-
tionally pleasing with large, airy rooms.
bedrooms. building equipped with Venetian
blinds. oil hot-water heat, two-car detach-
ed garaEe; on two large lots. in setting of
fine home. you viii enjoy living in this
better section OF washington. Possession
EGGLETON REAL ESTATE.
2s13 14th. DU 505I or bo67 Until aPM.
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BUNGALOW, $3.50
This is a lovely home and is located close
70 shopping center and is one and half
blocks from bus. Living room with log
burning nnnrning fireplace. dining, room, nice
for storage, paneled gameroom, maid S
room; automatic heat and Venetian blinds:
the lot is 1872 feet deep, has a two-car
garage. To inspect call Mr.. Poston, MA
$500; evenings and SUNDAYS, WO. 1919.
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Z-Year-OId Detached Brick.
CLOSE TO KENWOOD
Nl4 ,o00-This modern Groom and .
bath detached brick house has Just been
exaggerated and is in new-hQuse condition
4 mas attached garage, gas heat and nice
LOT IN good community. Terms may be
ARRANGED: Phone DI. 1918 until pm,
VIM H. SAUNDERS CO, INC,
Est 1887.
DI. 10l5. Realtors lhlaK ST NV
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RIVERDALE, MD.
GROOM BRICK, 8 YEARS OLD
Lovely home: all rooms are bright, spa-
cious. spotless;- de luxe kitchen; open
fireplace: oak floors; .h.-w.h.. oil: lovely
apt. in basement; rental, S56 mo-: insu-
lated, storm windows, weather-stripping;
Victory garden; with old furniture in
basement: 2 gas ranges and 2 Frigidaires.
Please call Mr.. Valenti, HO. O043.
o. B. ZANTZINGER, Jr., Real Estate.
Kodiak mirror., 1944-10-28
Daughter Married In The East

MT. and Mrs. Ole D.. Olsen, oi this city, received word Satur- day of the marriage of their daughters Myrtle Margaret, to Pfc. Elwood s. Watson, in Spart- anbqFg, South Carolina.
 The young couple met when Private Watson was stationed a t Fort Greedy and he was recently transferred to Camp Croft, near Spartanburg.
 The bride, who has four sisters here, graduated from Kodiak High school and was employed at the Island Fountain. She left here Sept. 21 and on arriving in Seattle went to Bremerton where she was the guest for a few days of MT. and Mrs Frank Healy and family Mir. Healy was form- erly employed at Erskine's.
 She then went on to South Carolina by tram and the mar riage was held Wednesday, Oct. II. The young couple plan to make their home there until after the war. The bridegroom is or iglnally from West Virginia. The letter telling of the marriage was mailed by Mrs. Watson on Oct. i2 but was nine days in transit.
Kodiak mirror., 1944-10-28
Application Made To Buy Disputed Land

An application to purchase a Is it wide strip of land behind the O. Kraft & Son store was made by Ben Kraft at the city council meeting Monday night.
 Ownership of the strip is in question Reported to have be- longed to the city at the time Of the cadastraI engineers survey, Mayor Emil Knudsen, owner of iKnudSen's fountain, next to Kraft's said his understanding was the city had acted to add the strip to a-lot belonging to Jack King Tn return for which King gave-a piece of'land~on the other side of his lot for the alley running from Harbor avenue to Brooklyn avenue. King sold the land to Wyatt and Woodford, from whom Knudsen purchased it.
 The council directed that a surveyor be procured to check the survey at that location to help determine the status of it's ownership.
Kodiak mirror., 1944-10-28

Taxi business licenses in the name of W. F. Lewis were trans ferred this week, one to H. M. Cousley, the other to A. A. Owen
Kodiak mirror., 1944-10-28

Don Hutchins, s. A Sears, George Strigga, Charles Kettle and Maurice Gunderson made a two-day trip to Uyak bay on the Elizabeth" and returned with 8 bunch of ducks. The party re- ported seeing one bear
Kodiak mirror., 1944-10-28
At The Churches

l. l
 Rev. John Marshall Sunday School l04O 1 Morning Service 1l:40, Sunday Evening Service 70O Classes for young people Mon. & Fri evenings at 700 Studying lives of Missionary
 Heroes Classes for young children Monday afternoons at 3:45 COMMUNITY BAPTIST
 CHURCH
 Kodiak, Alaska Rev. Gregory s. Morony, Pastor
 Services for
 Sunday October 29 1O:15 Sunday School. Classes for all ages. 11:15 Morning Worship !, Sermon
 God Loves You 6:30 Christian Fellowship League
 Intermediate, High School  and Young Peoples group z: 30 Evening Gospel Hour
 Hymn-sing
 Led by Edgar Burress Sermon:
 Double Baptism Monday-7:0O Junior-Intermed-
 fate Halloween party. Tuesday:
 7:15 Boy Scouts Troop 625 Wednesday, 3:30 Children's choir 4:30 Girls choir 7:30 Vesper Hour. Prayer
 Fellowship. Bible Study.
 The Teachings of Jesus.
 Led by N M Chamber
 lain 8 2.25 Church Choir Thursday, 400 Camp Fire Girls Saturday-2:OO Second Junlor
 Girls class at the church
Kodiak mirror., 1944-10-28

'i
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-23
Lumber Output
Under Estimate

WASHINGTON. Jan. p up
Final figures on 1913 lumber
production are certain 10 show
that the $4,000 100000 board feet
goal was reached, the War Pro-
duction Board said today. but that
will be more than 1000, 600 600
board feet short of the year 5
estimated consumption.
November lumber production
totaled 2,S70, 765 600 board feet.
Production totaling 30S22 $50 900
board feet i'm the first II months
Of l943 virtually assured the 1913
goal. WPB said.
WPB'S lumber and lumber pro-
auctions division pointed out that
the goal was based on estimated
possible output and not on de-
mand for war and essential civil
ian lumber uses during the year
November production declined
II per cent from the October
total, a smaller seasonal decrease
than IS normally reported WPB
said, The months output COM
priSed , 1872 .535 600 feet Of soft
woods and $4,000 of hard
woods
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-23
Dog Gets HaineS Medal
For Saving Coast Guard

NEW YORK, Jan. 22 CUP)-
Nora, an S-months-old German
Shepherd dog. received the John
p IlaineS medal Of he American
Society for the Prevention Of
Cruelty to Animals for saving the
life of lone coast guard patrol
man who had tainted al The
waters edge.
COaStguardman Evans +.
Mitchell, rs. Of Chicago. told the
Society'S annual meeting that he
had become III SIX weeks ago and
tainted on a night patrol near
Nag. Head. y. c..
Nora apparently SenScd- some
thing was wrong. Mitchell said.
for she set out from the station
for his post, three miles distant.
Picking up his cap i'm her mouth.
she trottcd back 20 the station a
searching party found Mitchell by
the waters edge, -tttteFe-hr might
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-23
mothsr.to.Be Asks Aid;
Husband Is In Service

War Problem Clinic
Is there = service fund n heln
eNpcc'ar' mothers whose r.. G4-t-
gre serFlcomon' ] am unable 10
work AS ! r-Ne q .'tlgr 1-se4r
old, MRS. + " r.
Dear Mrs. !. VI. -:
You are perfectly correct I'm
thinking there j. "A fund to help
The wives ~ SerVicemen when
their babies are horn Further
Information and blanks I'm boo
obtained hy writing to ~ til.
Ian smith state Board 81
Health. Lansing Mich or D.,
contracting the Red Cross in
netfoif.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-23
Insecticides Scarce

SIDNEY O. Jan. - ms
Users OF fmgicidos and rnsectl-
c'dcS were urged today 10y The
Daia Horticultural Services. Co
lumhuS 10 order lhcu supplies
early Manager " H. Davis re-
ported that the prospects Of
securing sufficient spray mate
rlalS are unCcLlaIn---
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-23
DENLY High Dance
Set for Saturday

The annual dance gwen by the
alumni of bCnhy High School in
honor of the graduating class viii
be- held on Jan % AT tho Book
Cadillac Hotel II MAS announced
Saturday hy Norman c. Schlafer.
chairman of arrangements. Assist
ing on tle committee, are Mrs.
Schldiicr and Mr.. and Mrs.
-IhOmaS NatlrcSs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-23
Nazls Use ICEBERG Lures

WASHINGTON Jan ~ INSl
Tho owl reported today that
thc Germans were using SHIPS
CamoWlagcd to look Like lcchrrg>
20 Trap vessels i'm tho Atlantic
convoy route The pilot Of a com
mcrcial plane dropped loW 10 look
al what appeared 10 be an iceberg
and was met by a blast Of gunfIre.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-23

have died from exposure or drown
ing had he not been rescued
promptly
Nora accepted hot honors mod
eStly/ drinking from a water
pitcher ON tho speakers table as
Mitchell told his story
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-23
Playhouse Fire Kills
Boy, 10, Huns Pal, 5

CHICAGO, Jan % INS1 Ten
ycar-Old Norman Dewey was dead
today and his companion. -Maller
Nacnza, >, was IN critical condl-
lion aS-lhe reSdlt-e f Il FIR ttf7rrt7
swept their make-Shift playhouse
The playhouse, built of railroad
ties, collapsed on tho ,he3S after
suddenly bursting intoON3mes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-23
Fond Parents Seek Advice
on Daughter and Child


W 4f ..oH''m '.'n.c.
We "aN .it''-'''i - wears
Do W -ll 'a> 'f''i mar I'N ''i
'l'-.' N,'i ---''----- ! . --ll-l-.- r.
On 's'N. lf' h">l''''0 WAS "".~-
ING '' ''''''.> P.'i'' th' con .'.
M .''' 5000 q Money h"' '''.-.. l
no' "''0 >''',' No"N' sly months
aE' 'i' p'ii'l '''' ON I!''H I'.'''.
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men" Nh' ~ ""' NihE ana mas
fal'' INC 0'h'~. "h1 per. iu>n4il
always annoy ING nor 10 Ssi'.
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- 4eaNe uN ana me WIN MN near
'At army camp
wan ~ KNOW p. '''I, '> any
WAY 'th prevent Ihl otueNI'l
snG 'I'o oabN lIoff IceFlhI us lo
ono" ms man MO iItr proven
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Niloffr1 JUST ~ aI' loIEDi
oo'u' men. ..-
w '.tNi'if.l' AI'I iif-N
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DFar ""'r''u H"'nfr ana bah;
i""r case - serious one.
mo on" on "nl'h Nl>h ! had
in"f' ue,hi'tu information from
me N'Ahupolh' 81 the " I n e r
PaI''es % n' III VA non
n~an 'hai wish l could
nave letters similar 10 yours
from Your daughter and Your
son-ln-iaW hul thal - probably
MOI P">>lhle'
vhe 81 me greatest pr"hlem>
WIN "hloh parents ar" faced
IL that ~ having IN" patience
10 permit their chlld or chill
hren 10 make what might he
CaIled INSTRUCTIVE mistakes.
~ IL unfortunate that many
'Npes OF experience ana wisdom
cannon No pasSeu on from par
EMS I" children; the children
have 10 learn such experience
and wisdom AL over again"