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Evening star., 1944-08-24
Fort Pilot Returns
Minus Rest Of Crew
By the Associated Preas.


ROME, Aug. 24.-Twenty-thr
year -old 1t. Warren Christianson
Of Minneapolis started out on his
18th raid on the Vienna area yester-
day with q full crew Of 10 men in
his Flying Fortress. He came back
all alone in the plane with only
two Of its engines working.
Flax shot out one engine over the
target and partly jammed the rud-
der. Vibration threatened to shake
the Fortress apart as it started
homeward.
Il ordered the crew to the radio
compartment to prepare to bail out
while I crouched on the floor of the
cockpit and tried to fly the ship by
regulating the automatic pilot" It.
Christianson related.
Then everything happened at
once. Another engine caught IRE
The ship heeled over in q spin
I remember shouting to the crew to
bail out but found the interphone
disconnected. I jumped into the CO.
pilots seat and managed to bring
her out Of the spin. The ship must
have fallen ut least 10000 feet.
Il saw I could fly the plane now
because the propeller and part OF
No. engine were gone, stopping the
vibration. I could not get . rise out
OF the crew on the interphone and
knew they had jumped"
1t. Christianson brought the Fort.
re6s back to his home field.
Evening star., 1944-08-24
Vegetable Ceilings Down;
Most Fruits UNCHANGED

In the new list Of csilinss on
reah fruits and vegetables, efRee-
ttve today for the coming week, veg
etable prices show . downward
trend.
White potatoes are lowered from
- cents TO IS cents for 5 pounds
sweet potatoes from ~ cents to q
cents Tor Z pounds. Prices on car
rots. tops removed. have declined to
6h cents . pound. and onions haRe
decreased to 6 cents . pound With
) pounds for II cents. 2o.3 ss
Lettuce was raised from / TO z
cents q head.
All other fruits and vegetable
prices remained unchanged, except
pears which have been added to the
list at 1914 cents 4 pound. Eggs also
have been added to the weekly price
list; grade A ranging from 81 to IS
cents . dozen, and grade B from n
to 81 cents. Storekeepers selling eRgs
not In cartons may substract / cent
per half dozen.
Evening star., 1944-08-24
Weather Report

District of Columbia: Windy. clear
and cool this afternoon, highest
temperature In mid nos. Clear and
still cooler tonight, lowest temper
ature upper sos. Tomorrow sunny
ana continued cool. Fair and warm.
er Saturday.
Virginia and Maryland: Clear and
considerably cooler tonight. Tomor-
row bright and, sunny and con.
tinued cool Saturday fair and
warmer.
River Report.
Potomac and Shenandoah Rivers
clear at Harpers Ferry. Potomac
clear at Great Falls.
Evening star., 1944-08-24
NotionoI Park Service
Makes Personnel Shifts
~ the Associated Press,

~ the Associated Pres.
CHICAGO, Aug. 24.-supts. J. W.
Emmert Of Hot Springs National
Park, Ark, and Donald 8. Libbey
Of Glacier National Park, Mont,
VIII exchange positions about Sep
tember l, the National Park Service
announced today.
Custodian Robert r. Budlons Of
Fort Jefferson National Monument
Fla, will become custodian of Ap-
pomAttox Court House National His
torical Monument, Va. He has been
replaced at Fort Jefferson by the
transfer of Custodian Russell A.
Gibbs from Homestead National
Monument. Nebr. No custodian will
be appointed Immediately at Home
stead.
Clarence L. johnson, historical
technician At Petersburg National
Military Park, Va. will become Gus.
todian Of Chalmette National His
torical Park, La, succeeding Olaf
T. Hagen, recently transferred to
the directors once.
Evening star., 1944-08-24
Chicago Livestock

CHICAGO, AUG. "a ~ tWFA) .--oalAble
hogs, 5000; total, 1880; active, fully
steady: complete clearance early: good
Ing; weishts over 240 pounds anG most
sows, 400.
ealebls cattle, $500: salabls calves,
active at advance; nothing strictly choice
here; top. 1880; bulk medium and good
srsaes. 13.5o-1o:bo: common. Io.60-ll SO:
choice 725 pounds, 1900: cows stroni
to shade htshe-: cutters. 100 down; can
ners, S.00-6 500: only very light kind under
arm. most lieht and medium-veisht Erasi
bulls. e2b.e.75: veikhty offerings, 1913.
1l.2b, with comparable fat bulls, 1900
1900.
Sslable sheep, 1000: total, 1000:
market mostly steady on slaughter classes;
early sales good and choice native spring-
13.00-14.35: Gull and common, e.0o-10 90;
shorn native ewes mostly AIS down.
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Chicago Grom

CHICAGO. Aus. a N.-Ssnats Bank
bin 10 increase the eetten loan rate to S6
psr cent Of parity holstafed ssssing .graiu
futures markets today. but the. defeffsd
Nay and July wheat established new
seasonal lows during the session and most
o. the day the market vas under hsdsins
I kys rallied quickly following announes-
ment ef committee approval Of the hank
more from the days lows.
oats rallied along With other srains,
but the upturn brought out increased
Northwestern connections
At the elosa wheat was y higher to I
cent lower than yestsrday's nnish. 0ep-
tembsf. 1.B5h.H. Oats we're " hieier
e y lever; eeItemser. II. Rys yls Is
Aisher to y lower: September. 1.07t.
Barley vas y higher to V lower. ses-
Evening star., 1944-08-24
New York Cotton

NEW YORK, Aug "a tP.-Cotton fu-
lures prices shot up 81 80 to 81 .66 ! bale
s.nshead % Measure sure % eesirnsd a't0i 70 rsise % h she
price OF cotton, although they ran into
profit eashing on the advance.
Early in the day prices had tended
downward. Shortly after noon senate COM
mittee approval OF the measure suarantse-
Ing Government loans at 95 per cent Of
parity instead Of 02h per cent brought q
sharp rally. Prices bounded from losses Of
as much As 20 cents b bale to tains Of Is
much as 20 cents
ket only partly perpared, since the trade
quarters yesterday had EXPRESSED belief
the measure would not be pushed thrQugh.
By Senator Bankhead to the surplus prop
erty disposal bill.
Evening star., 1944-08-24
Market AVERAGES
Washington Produce

PRICES paid net i.e.b. N.sSinston:' .
Federal-state sradsd esss received from
eradins stations. Ausust "a: Whites,
browns, mixed eolors q, 9: grsAs "A.
.. s srads larss. s7; b. j srsds =, !,
medium, SO; y. 3. trade 9. 80 currsnf
esTSy dsss
IvI PouLTRY-Narkst steady. Re-
inston .(psrmittsd tranSportstion ehafges
included aecor4lng TO- Mileaee). bfoilefs
and fryefss 2S:27; fowl eolored. 4 leNn4s
fSshern. ao.ii. 1na'' s
Evening star., 1944-08-24
Postal Savings Up
80 Per Cent in Year, !,
Set New Record
BY EDWARD c. STONE.

In crossing the $4,000, ,ooo, 900 mari
Tor the first time and reachin,
$2,033, 900 900 on June 80, deposit
IN the Postal Savings System no
only have set q new all-time recort
but have registered some surprising
gains In comparatively short time
4 survey discloses.
In 1929 postal savings aggregated
$l75,271 ,686 and 1888 had passed tn,
billion mark and climbed to $1,1S7,'
186,208. In 1910, postal savings stoot
above $1,000, ,000, 900.
The wartime gain since 1910 ha!
been in excess OF 500, 900 900, abou
$500, 100000 having been deposited
since June, 1943, or 80 per CEN
rise in IL months, the Post Ofict
Department reports. The Govern.
ment payment Of per cent inter.
est is q very important reason fol
the rapid growth In deposits.
The Postal Savings System wa.
originated chiefly to aid people ir
small communities who had few OF
no banking facilities. The banks
paying per cent interest on saw.
ings at that time, paid no attention
to the postal savings plan.
Since then, banks have beer
obliged to cut interest rates on saw.
ings to 2, IA and even l per cent
and are watching the growth ir
postal savings much more closely
the same being true of building anc
loan associations. They see a lot
At postwar competition.
\etter Rail Service Sought.
To re&ore the balance of freight
car inte change between American
and Mex IN railroads, Raul Cam.
pos, assist, 1T traffic manager ol
the National Railways of Mexico
has been stationed in Washington
John ]. Pelley, president of the
Association of American Railroads
announced today His duties will be
to maintain a flow of traf1ic thai
will meet the economic needs Of
Mexico and keep American owned
cars in that country to minimum
Freight shipments to Mexico nov
total about 100 loads daily, or an
average Of $500 month, Mr.. Pelley
said
individuals Boosting Prices.
The Mortgage Bankers Associa-
ton believes that private individual
real estate loans in the mortgage
market recently have been the CHIEF
factor in the so-called inflationary
move in city and farm property
Careful study of the situation indi-
Gates that other mortgage lenders
are more conservative than indi-
viduals. the review states.
Eldridge D. Kendrick, secretary OF
the District Bankers Association
has returned from a vacation ir
Philadelphia.
Lanier P. McLachlen, president O.
the MaIachlen Banking Corp, il
passing a months vacation at {
lake resort in Vermont.
H. T. Bisselle, vice president of tht
Riggs National Bank, is back at hi!
desk after vacation
Fred Mckee Felicitated.
Fred Mckee, vice president OF the
Security Savings & Commercial
Bank, was felicitated by associate:
this week on another birthday ami.
versary. Mr.. Mckee and Col Juliu.
I. Peyser, chairman of the board
are among the seven men who
founded the bank 81 years ago ir
1918. the others now being deceased
Washington Gas Light common
Virginian Ry. preferred and Virgins
Electric g. Power per cent pre-.
ferred made new 1914 highs on the
New York Stock Exchange yesterday
Evening star., 1944-08-24
Odd-Lot Declines

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. "a Rr.-The Sc
curities Commission reported today these
dealers or specialists on the New York
stock Exchange for August 20: 2,726
purchases involving 1S.516 shares: 3,5e4
| short sales involving 9S4 shares.
Evening star., 1944-08-24

Amsrioan Akiinss reported reve-
nue. passenger miles In July jumped
70 63,lo6,9e4 ". 4e177 "a ia june:
revenue plane miles totaled 3,09l,. !.
So4 ~. 1,7S21S0 In the previous
month.
Evening star., 1944-08-24
N. r. Bond Market
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Evening star., 1944-08-24

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0usnAlAAu76. q
Perm lst q Co.. -
| DOMESTIC. TO
| Ait pp 81 63st- -
| ATe1UG - So-.113
| ACL AS - 80
| All 1e1in % - Ia
| M0 % A..-.- 93t
| NO - q -
| 1Ao 5000 D. q
Eff: !; s.: $: $: $:
| 1ansA en- - 81. q
| Best Ne lhs 70 ~
But RAP ~ ~ ~
| Can = - p0lp 81
| caro- Gao Is 6S 1o91
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| CM1P lMs % Q Oh
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Evening star., 1944-08-24
Washington Exchange
SALES,

Capital Transit Co.-S5 at 2e%. "a NJ
29a. 40 at 29A, s at 20N.
WoodWard Lothrop common-6O at A6h
National Mortsase & Investment pfd-
Washington Gas $50 ,pfd.-10 At 1851.
u1N,A~
Evening star., 1944-08-24

are snnusl 9iSns 9iSSrsomMsn,s ~ s S.SsG Gt cn ~ si iss
susrssSiy o. ssai.ssnssi ds5slstSop. Is
:sds dSsh:i.: g, e., ,a3se ss.i i., n s1s dis
3sr % .y.sf: HzsSjs i csns1,e, :,
Evening star., 1944-08-24

Record fer Last "A Hours.
'from noon yesterday 70 noon today
Hishest. SO, 800 pm. Year aso, a..
Lowest, "a, 7:o6 An. Year ago, 90.
Record TsnDsystsrss 3Ais Year.
Highest. eS. on June 10.
Lowest, IL. on January D.
Humidity fer Last ~ Hsurs.
(From noon yesterday to no0n today1
Evening star., 1944-08-24
IN. 7. Curb Market

LIST ntCLUDR0 ONLY l00UES C1AN0R
FROM P11VJ0US CLOSE.
Evening star., 1944-08-24

Acme " 1.3Ss-- ~
Air Access ---- q
Am Cen Aig Ms. III
An e M B. ,,
Am Cyan . 60 3SI
An q Z y 80. 80
An Il = r l.10. ~
Am Afg 1s---. 30
Am PotACh Ne. -
Am AsDuh Ne III
Am ouDes NJ -,
Am Writ PAD 8
Anch Post , .1Es >
Argus. lnc---- y
Ark Nat Gas a y
Ark PWr&L pf z loo'
Atlas Corr var n
Baldwin Df 2.l0. -
BALDWIN W. - D
Barium Steel - }
Bow But u Df-. J.
6rewStef Aero =
Buff n = = P Df II
Catlin An los =
Citiss Serv1es -. ~
Clev Trao Ike. 10
Colts PF Arns- -
Col Q6Y Df s.. -
CdBal Pm $50 l17
Con Gas Ut 1Og. 8
Cons MAS hla-. ~
Cont yam Ne ~
Copper Rns Ne o
Corfon 4 R. q
Creole Pet Ne ~
Cub At d 1he- ~
Dayton Rub &e. 10
Diana Strs so 10
East States pI D -
a "a = Share. IL
Equity Corr -. y
ESQUIRE Inc Ne Q
FAnsteel n MG. -
Fox (P) Brew l. 40
0lenACeAl sos 10
Aykrs------- ,
nj povW- IL
u Power DIV e. -
Indus Pin II 80 -
Evening star., 1944-08-24

1VOD OAV0ks
, Associated PRooD.
lrntl Ayro n ~. 1@
Ifntsf Pow pf 11h
Jaeoss A 1.4os-. ~
l8ooD9rs DS g. 1854
ILoekAvanAa---S -
jlake 0h h.A0 l~
Leonard OIL Dew ~
iLons stare .4Os ~
ltlong Isl L pf - 77A
lLoag fsl L pf D G1k
lHssabi Iron IA
lkidWstCrp .1os lin
lNidevAle / he-- 7SA
mo Pub svc Ne 1lh
Mock Jud v As- -
4 Mono Pictures 4
Mont Ward A 7-l7S
iNatl Tun d n AZ
n Z P A 6 pf SIX. 6yA
N EnET&T 4Ae- loS,A
n 7 Pal pf T. lisa
Mag Hud PW-. }
\ Mag h pV J Of ooA
\ Northsast Air L I'M
\ Ohio ID pf 8 11o
Ionic p Df 4.b0-. lis
IOp q pf A. 11S
Penn Salt 6e- 1854
\ IPsppefell To- lA7A
'lPitts = L 3 3 SoiA
] IPug6dP&L .00e- IL
Raytheon Afg- -
Rspub Await Ne ~
! Roessr&Pn he. 179t
\ Root Petroleum ,
4 st Rssis Paper. ~
\ oehults mc IA
Schultz pf g.. 70
ecrant-SBW pf- oAA
! Seeal Loek. - 1A
Solar Mfg .35s-. ~
/ Son otone .16e-- N
'|0td OIL o pf s. 1l0A
lTodd 0hpyds 3s. ~
lTYAnsVestO Ne. n
unitAife Prod /. 1~
Uta c. Wh d Z
Unit Lt6Pwr pf. %
q 3 Foil . .3os- ~
'Wdlay Pet 80 10
In tbs toregotne table
lents ha4od on The list
aual declaration. On.
Roe4Al Or extra DIV.
6ed. q Also o4tSe oY
oek. pA1A lASA ySaG.
Declared o. DeN -
seZ&s G9nadHn
Evening star., 1944-08-24
Dividends Announced

NEW YORK, AUG. ~ LN.-Dividsnda
declared: ,.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1944-01-01
Raleigh isitor
Is Entertained

Miss Wilma Thompson entertain
ed "Wednesday evrE!mg al Yves, End
Country club at Il dance from Q to |
O'Clock IN honor OF her guest, Miss
Mary Frances Dillon. of Raleigh.
The club with its Christmas green's
and open fire had festive ar. The
punch table was arranged with
green's and red balls, with crystal
candle holders and red candles. Mrs.
7. B. Rose and Mrs. ". w. Davis
presided NJ the punch bowl
Lime punch. fancy cookies and
Christmas candies.
One hundred and twenty-five
guests We're present.
On Thursday evening. Miss Dillon
was honor guest at 4 dinner party at
the Capital Gale. given by Mrs. "
". Davis.
The long table was lovely with q
nov ScCrc. thanked by silver cai.-
dies in crystal holders. forming the
central arrangement Places were
laid for sixteen guests.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1944-01-01

Nounccd the support price would ~
ciud" 2I0 Il 300 poured weights
which row mean that The support
uH.c" covers good and choice moss
nom 200 To 300 pounds. Prices on
local markets are otherwise UNI
changed with tops al 1885 IN Rocky
Mount and Smithlicld: 1915 in Gin
ton. Fayetteville and LumbcrtUn:
and 1880 in Florence and Whiteyine.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1944-01-01
Feeds Still
Are $G6FCe

Raleigh. Jan. The usual holi-
d"N !uI. prevails III peanut rv.Guc
IN al. section tine market ON cleaned
ana s""!i'o GOODS IS holding firm ii
ne rcil"& .uE those grades on
winch ceilings have been establish
CO. H"."E + q. l.. shipping point. per
POUND NEg.ul"-Cy.ulIuu clran,,I-
Eu&'n1I luun"% - i: cents. Iancvs
- cents. Shcllcd-Vrelnias. cXtl,,
iarGv II - cents: medium Ii cents.
NO. 40 u 3-8 cents: No. 20 - s.;
d" II cents. In the southeast praCti-
S'.IE no Spanish or runner No. ones
available. The demand Tor No. rw,
Spanish or RUNNERS has improved
ngnl.y.
Crushing OF peanuts for oil and
meal are increasing. especially i'm the
southeastern area. In all sections
distribution of meal is confined lar
E"IE 10 the areas adjacent in the
mills although in the southeast some
carrots are moving 10 outside pu,nt,
All sales of meal continues n, inc
ceilings. Oil output is increasing
iu Line with increased crushing on
"raiIuns. hut supplies are still insult
l.CIrni To- meet the heavy demand.
SdirS continued a. the ceiling of IL
cents per pound for southeastern
mills, ana u I-3 cents per pound for
southwestern mills tor oil of per-
cent refining loss. basis prime grade.
Feeds.
Feed markets held firm with
sgaTEiE Of current offerings still re-
naming The outstanding feature. The
continued large production was be-
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1944-01-01

Pressure cookers and feed grind
c"s AID gru-h"rs have been removed
from ratlonInE. says Il report of the
VA Food Administration.
The development of hybrid corn
for commercial planting is one of
the great forward steps of the Tween
ton Century in agriculture, say
State College Extension specialists.
The three spices. clover ginger and
alISp!Cc. which earlier i'm the war
promised to be scarce. are now close
10 normal in supply.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1944-01-01

There are only three species Of
ortoiSc in the United States.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-11-13
Local
Mentions
RUMAIAGE SALE

Rummage sale sponsored by the
Semper Fidelis group of Trinity
Lutheran church will be held at
am. Saturday, November Is, at the
church, corner of Oak and Fifth
streets. adv.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-11-13
Legal Notice
Attys: S. J. Mirus and J. II. ZanElin
S5ss ". jefferson
Liner 1Q7A


State Of Michigan. County OF wayne
IS. 2t2 s49
At session Of the Probate Court foI
said County of Wayne held at the Pro.
bate Court Room in the City OF Detroit
on the Eighteenth day Of October in the
year one thousand nine hunderd forty.
four
Present Thomas c. Murphy. Judge o.
Probate
In the Matter of the Estate Of FRANK
NYcZ, deceased
On reading and filing the petition. duly
verified Of Joseph Smo1arek. administrator
Of said estate. praying that he may be
licensed 10 sell certain real estate OF said
deceased for the purpose OF preserving the
estates interest and to prevent sacri-
flee thereof:
II is ordered. That the Twentieth day
OF November, next at ten O'Clock in the
forenoon at said Court Room be sp-
pointed for hearing said petition. and that
all persons interested In said estate sp-
pear before said Court at said time and
place, TO show cause why a license should
not be granted to said Administrator TO sell
real estate as prayed for in said petition.
And il is furthered Ordered That a copy
Of this order be published three successive
weeks previous 10 said time Of hearing. in
the Wyandotte News Herald a newspaper
printed and circulating in said County OF
Wayne
Thomas C. Murphy. Judge OF Probsts
"a True Copyl
alfred L. Vincent,
Deputy Probate Register.
tMonJ Oct. 30. Nov. s. IL
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-11-13
USED BOOK SALE

AAUW will hold its annual sale
of books, games and magazines On
November II and l8. The place is
Superior Motor Sales, corner of Bid
die and Superior. Those interested
are invited to come on Friday, No
vember IL between $3.50 pm. and
8 pm. or on Saturday, NoVmber 10
between 9 am. and 8 p. m.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-11-13
SMALL FARMS
FOR SALE

POLK ST. Just off Goddard
Very attractive frame S room
and utility, unfinished. City
water, bath, electric hot water
heater. Very we'll built y
acre good garden land, large
fruit trees. Price $4,000.
Terms can be arranged.
NEAR Eureka and Telegraph
a rooms. City water,
chicken coop, large corner lot.
Price $2,650, $3.50 down. $500
per month.
OFF Eureka and Reeck Rd-
3 rooms and bath. Basement,
Hot Air furnace, City water.
Approximately one acre land.
Fruit trees. Price SS,250, $3.50
down.
NEAR Goddard and Norton
views rooms, City water.
approximately u acre land.
near bus line. Price S2,35H.
$4,000 down.
ON Birch off Goddard =
room, bath, utility, City
water. One acre excellent
land. On corner. Price So
450, $4,000 down.
PARDEE RID. near Goddard
3 room modern, City water,
Het Air furnace, basement, one
acre land Fruit trees, large
chicken coop. Price $3.50.
Terms can be arranged.
POLK ST.-5 room modern.
Basement, Hot Air heat,
City water. "a acre land.
Garage, fruit trees, grapes.
Excellent garden soil, fenced
in. Price $500. Terms can
be arranged.
ON MoRFoNvIEW = Beau
tiful English type ranch
house. 5 rooms and bath, 3
bedrooms, ivingroom approx
lmately l8x23. City water.
natural fireplace, utility room
and garage, oil hot water heat,
one acre land. Paved street.
Outdoor summer house with
stone fireplace. Excellent con-
struction. Price S10,500. Terms
can be arranged.
ALSO HAVE CHOICE
ACREAGE. SINESS
FRONTAGE AND EXCEL
LENT NCH HOME
SITES CLOSE IN.
Housemon-
SpitzIey Corp.
Call -
Mrs. Georgia Osierhouf
Dearborn sla5 or AT. 0s7o
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-11-13

BASE burner, one year old. $50.
1l4a Superior. Call after pm.
(2287B)
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WILL DO your laundry. One day
service. 1856 West jefferson or
ohone Trenton 1927. (57B)
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-11-13
CIRCLE TWO GROUP

Mrs. j. Wilbur Cameron, of West
Jefferson avenue, Trenton, will be
hostess at the regular meeting OF
Circle Two of the Womans Society
Of Christian Service of the Trenton
Methodist church. The group meets
Tuesday evening, November IA, at
8 pm.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-11-13
Service Parade
Service School Graduates

TWO WYANDOITE men were
among those graduating from in
tensive courses of specialized train
ing at recent Service Schools cere-
monies here at the u. S. Naval
Training Center.
The men were selected for this
specialized training on the basis of
their recruit training aptitude test
scores. Upon graduation the Blue
jackets are then sent to sea, to
shore stations, or to advanced
schools for further study.
The recent. graduates and the
schools in which they trained are:
William A. Henry, II, son of Mr.
and Mrs. w. Henry, 286 Riverhank
avenue, Radioman; John E. May
berry, &c, husband of Mrs. Opal
2S5 Biddle avenue, basic
engineering.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-11-13
FOR sALE-UsED FURNITURE

BEAUTIFUL new maroon mohair
living room suite; end table; desk
and chair; bookcase; cocktail table;
all in blend oak. One set Hollywood
twin beds, inner spring mattress;
new baby bed, inner spring mat
tress; and odds and ends. 464 Bure-
ks. (2207B)
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-11-13
FOB NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

TWO-piece living room suite with
springs. Wiernik's Garden, 1897
Fort st. (2298B)
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-11-13

A special archery deer season, al
lowing the taking of one deer Of
either sex, was opened in Allegan
county In l04l.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-11-13

FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-11-13
HELP WANTED-FEMALE

WILL you be a nursemaid to two
little girls whose mothers are
regularly employed? Own boss, good
salary and home. Phone wy. 4613-4.
(2281B)
SITUATIONS WANTED
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-11-13
HELP WANTED : FEMALE

FOR SALE-LITTLE FARMS