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rooms rnois aye; nWNER oloHk 54ss hes hwy New
sRies HousE Sesr kss Xok sSs SRoo sSd
N. Capitol st. owner. Ho. ase4 anu
6,50O-.PRE-WAR BUILT.
oue rayns yesrs od Menhy
plan; 3 bedrooms, @. E. refrigerator. fenced
yard, front porch, rear patio, auto. heat:
pus ses no Arms ssis sasts GOTH ane
Green Meadows, Md. Warfield S522. Open.
$1o,750-Congress Heights, D. C.
This attractive all-brick semidetach ched,
property was originally built for two fam
years old; includes automatic heat, steel
easement windows. veenetian blinds, mod
refrEeTstors eoiored tied baths and oop
room, two bedrooms, dinette. kitchen and
EscsIen! fsTns Mr. "& oJfcK. RAJ rSsn
CHEVY CHASE. d. c.,
i3423 b44ic3 Oliver & st. W. W,@A,ttractive detached
attic, fireplace, automatic heat, screened
porch. IN new-house, condition. Vacant,
sGef Taemss SssO crey MAEHEE M Fe!a R6 a4
CONGRESS HEIGHTS
Corner brick, practically new: 8 rooms
and bath small apartment in basement
Altman FR, a9of, with MARSHALL j j.
WAPLE CO, DI. 3346.
CONVENIENT SOUTHEAST.
Excellent corner brick. less than yrs.
lot, large rooms; Substantial cash Mr..
Foster; VA, ,217s,, with MARSHALL J.
BROoKLAND SPECIAL,
of six rooms, bath, concrete front porch,
double rear porches, gas heat, Venetia n
blinds. Vacant, ready to occupy. MR..
QUICK. RA. 341s OF DI. 1852.
500 BLOCK ST, sW.
pFice saeso LLOYD fsA S1S r. TuRNER 1SEfsSsS" 500
Near express bus. Shopping center: =
Fsn eshs rUI4oy oR6oN fAsH balance is
Eye st ATrENf1oN: II vi aGsC BRokEKsT ~ Rm
VACANT BUNGALOW.
FIVE rooms and bath frame; will re-
S2PaS 5 Ke3 ks3o nes oslsteS5ps FUl6s Fl HSs's
GORDON COR owner. 1927 Eye st. NV. DI
D-DV MI Attention. BROKERS'
Randolph A st., NoN : via hiHNGHehha Heish5s, Md
Lovely, 5room brick bungalow, attic, h. :
y n, so 2-car brick garage; vacant May 9Th;
Elliott st, half square Md. ave ne
LARGE 6-room brick; arranged with two g.
room apartments, basement screens and
awnings: apis will rent for S45 each;
S6,950; immediate possession: cash talks
Woodridse 27th; 5-room BUNGALOW.
ami; $3.50.
Douglas st. at l7th-6 lovely rooms
fireplace. white oak floors, tile bath
shower. $3.50
Eastern ave ne, near R. I. ave-Large
3-family house, income over So 900 an
nually cheap at $4,000
H c, MAYNOR e. CO.
"3l1 r. T. Ave NE. North i33S, 3"'
WITHIN FIVE BLOCKS OF THE WHITE
HOUSE, Brick dwelling with 10 rooms. I.
baths, Latrohe heat, garage: lot has
frontage OF 20 feet and runs to an alley
price. $l350O; reasonable terms.
JAMES NJ. WOODWARD, Realtor.
7"3 10th St. NV,
FOUR FRAME HOUSES. RENTED FOR
S75 month, on a lot zoned second COM
mercial. near 18th and l. SITS. Sc: so by
70 feet to alley price. $4,000; easy terms
II desired
JAMES M WOODWARD, Realtor,
7o3 10th st. NV.
NEAR 9th AND INGRAHAM NV
nrie =
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CHEVY CHASE MD

ATTRACTIVE BUY-ONLY SI4,e5o.
Two-story stone and brick home. less
than years old; living room with fire.
place. dining room, fully equipped kitchen.
paneled den with half bath; 2nd floor q
large bedrooms and bath; storage attic.
maids room, built-in garage: gas heat,
air conditioned large corner lot con-
venient location possession in 80 days
L. G. WHITE, Exclusive Agent.
7715 Wis. Ave. WI. 1900. Ewes. WI 4943.
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NEAR 9th AND INdRAHAM NV.
Brick row. 5 rooms and bath, INV h.;
rear yard. close to every convenience
Price, S6e60. REALTY ASSOCIATES
INC, Elk. 1922 until pm.
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FAMOUS BUHNER'S
CHICK FEED
FARM 9 GARDEN.

SOD for spring; win deliver. Phone Ash.
sooaHnr.0 tS5 afaH or MEi Nov 1s1S 70 p,.xY-Err..
ton invaluable to the gardener. % It islma is sent
to Introduce our new Garden Shops. one al
eomn,sfs eaGn q our Eoc four stores which carry
HHschhinser H.s ah;a c., 18th and Il sts. ne ne.
SaRbPsN SGaih5Psf0I Toosooa 81 Phone ssa AZ 100
bsrrows. $3.50 mattocks, with ne new "hssi- ham
dies, l-o5: hoes, with new handles, 81 .05.
aardsn asnd shops In excellent a ssae s0pdtqa
STABLE cow MANURE, MANURE. sis 70 ton, for Vic.
Wogd,sa 5Sog ,earasns asas immediate delivery. Call
MANURE. FEAT MOSS, ETc-peat moss
25 lbs, csc: so lbs, 81 .35: 100 lbs, S3.25.
ssRReep manure, manure 20 lbs, S1,75; 100 lbs,
100 lbs. $3.50 Garden lime. 10 lbs SIC:
90 ibs;' 60c Also fun line of Insecticides.
den aaa,Sn Shops. Phone orders, Atlantic 400.
AzaIRAs, aizifiRsss iRSosEBusHEs, Erc.-Azaleas.
dfss sarth s and aN 81 S1e Fnfst Eh Oss Ms
II for $3.50; Towering shrubs, many
efing shrabs @itb 5s6 foF S3SS Fog
3 for 400 Living evergreensENorWsy sNor wa
ana white spruce, arborvitae, fraser and
douglas f1r, with balls of earth. S270 up.
rs shops ase Phone pR vst o4d9s
Atlantic l400. Hechinger Co.
victory GARDENS plowed anc har-
and Md. suburbs only. WI. O6a5.
Stark Trees Bear Fruit
Years younger than ordinary varieties; you
can now have luscious jumbo-size fruits,
tree-rlpened, "freShlv pickedn for tho +obIa
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
SIX BEDROOMS.
CLEVELAND PARK.
SID 750

Ola, tCUs A
owner leaving city offers. for immediate
Of the best ciose-in b. c. residential secs
tions. House contains large reception hail,
dining T afs. Eessn sna o
1st noor. 4 bedrms. tone with nreplsee),
and bath on second floor. bedrms. and
tsched II ssrase automatic heat. Close to
elementary school and fast TRANSPORTATION.
psss sna SHOULD ss saeky Z pres
quoted. To inspect phone Mr.. Burr. wo.
ORA FRANK s. PHILLIPS. pr. 1411.
Mr.. N. CAP. & BRYANT.
Groom and s.ns,ta, bath tapestry brick IN
p piete s Sc. fH q AWNINGS Tor iron front n q house.
Large rear yard DETACHED garage. Please
PAUL P. STONE,
5000 Conn. Ave. Realtor. OR. 2244.
SPACIOUS DETACHED HOME.
JUST OFF 18th sT-:S17,9o0.
lot In s residensal seetlon a1@s o1 oeneP
IN mas1 soss as
and 5s nsise on sa SR aoo nd Rs
FoT esSs please es Mr. nea sors,
FRANK s. PHILLIPS, DI. 1411.
1oO5 BAsHFoRD LANE, ALEX, VA.
VACANT.
hGs speads sna only Ha's asa.
os ksy a4hsT aqsns sssk T oes s aa4g sa
- SHANNON f2 g. LUcHs CO..
1905 H st. NV. MA. 234s.
NEAR ROSEMARY SCHOOL.
BRICK HIJNGAInw koo-vArANT
2 BEDRooMs, BATHS ist TooR. .'
Also room and bath rear street level,
Enotty pine paneied living s' room. dining %
lot. stone barbecue, 2-car gar WI. 2s35.
2 OUTSTANDING BARGAINS,
Worthy Of your immediate inspection, well
punt sDs psrhcaEDS169 fnsfe1S senatlon f4ts NV
rear porch. front porch maids no roo sfsshsa te.t,
new BfSsn' 1sss sss
8 bedrms 2 baths Il bedroom, bath ! st
eakast nook S m toilet Es kit
oil heat. gsr, porches, lge. lots. Shown
McDEv1TsT, De III Realtor, RIA. 1922.
LIST YOUR PROPERTY WTTH McpEv1Tr
COTTAGE"
VACANT.
This attractive detached brick cottage
on lot 1Ir nd. co.. e and Y
stores in the Bethesda area Only Se,25O,
| Call NE. 1143 until pm
| J. WESLEY BUCHANAN, REALTOR.
20-FT. BURLEITH HOUSE,
$10,500.
This comfortable house Is close to West.
ern High and Gordon Junior High Schools
1t has six rooms, bath. inclosed porches,
maids room in basement and oil heat It
has been rented and needs redecorating,
1 but immediate possession can be given
| Terms may be arranged
| VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO., INC,
Est. 1887.
DI. 1015. REALTORS. 1919 st. NV.
NEAR BELLE HAVEN. VA.
6-rm. brick center-hall Colonial con-
venient Fort Belvoir, excellent condition, 8
6edrooms, tile bath, sun deck on End floor:
large living room, fireplace, dining room,
breakfast room, convenient kitchen, n
a -
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Opposite Columbia Golf Club.
Chew Chase Md

A well-designed center-hall brick. slate
roof. on large corner lot, amid a setting
OF lovely shrubbery. Spacious living room,
with bay windows. large porch, with
splendid outlook. bright dining room and
roomy kitchen. There are excellent
bedrooms. 2 baths. large attic, 2-car
garage; an appealing property; reasonably
priced at $4,000. Phone James e.
After x pm call WO 14OS
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ROOMS WITH BOARD tcon.., .

ATTRACTIVE ROOM and board for j or z
girls; Conv, to 3 buses. Homelike, rea-
GIRL TO SHARE large double room with
another; also man share with naval
officers; pvt. bath and dressing room.
s0is MASS. AVE. N,w.-Jewish, popular
food. pleasant home DE. 979S
S2l 10Th ST. N.W.-Newly decorated and
furnished for young men and women. 81
NICE LARGE FRONT ROOM for gentle
man, with or without board. HO 34S4
1910 10th ST. N.W.-Vacancies for girls
only; double and / share; ideal location
on bus line; twin beds, adjoining bath
excellent meals. Sunday included Mrs
Moseley, ia 1919
1925 18th ST. N.w.-Nicely furnished
rooms with running water, telephone.
slsyator: excellent board; ladies or men 81
COUPLE or servicenan's wife to live in
home with Navy mans wife. mothers care
OF ! child. Annanda)e, Va. TA 1881.
II8 MASS. AVE. NW.--A distinctive
nome for young people, in an unsurpassed
location. easonable
GIRL TO SHARE nicely furn. apt, with
small Jewish family. delicious meals: ress:
lconv. trans ia. O5f4
REAL HOME, single or double: 20 min
from town on express bus and doors from
REFINED HOME. attractive room. next to
bath; delicious meals; unlimited phone
gentlemen CO 1882
COUPLES OR GIRLS, full home privileges;
on carlIne; unlimited phone hoard OPP
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LYNHAVEN RESALE.

S6,150: q story brick, rooms, tiled
path fun basement, auto. air-conditioned
neat. screened porch. rear yard fenced
(Exectrolux refgr. .avail.) Mo. payments as
low as S37, including principal int, taxes
ana ms ins; Can Mr.. Ivey, TIE. $500: ewes,
NAo' oooS ,r,zoY rr~ py,,.~xr
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HOUSES FOR SALE tcont. J .

Near parochial school,: Colonial 6-rm,
bath all-brick home Best construction
24-ft. side porch. on h.-w h, summer
winter hookup. Slate roof insulated.
comb. storm sash and screens Nice corner
lot Anchor fence, garden space, shade
trees: Detached garage. Good buy at
SILVER SPRING REALTY CO. INC.
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Stark Trees Bear Fruit

Years younger than ordinary varieties; YOU
can now have. luscious jumbo-size fruits,
tree-ripened, freshly picked" for the table
or market; supply limited; order early.
Phone Ii. 1899 or write Howard Downey,
Washington 9, D. c.
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ApARTs. UkFuRNlsnEp tcer..,

,2 ROOMS and kitchen. semiprivate bath
hot water, electric. gas and heat furnished
good location; S47.50. 1929 N. McKinie,
I'd, Arlington. Va.
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MISUNDERSTANDING, Nd.

s11 Gail ave.-A most attractive bum
salow on large corner lot, rooms and
sscdnd PAIN TS1th TSaa1 additional finished room
alr-conditioned. An exceptionally good
| value at S5.950.00. Owner going into
army ane prompt possession can be
giyen. For further information call Mr..
white evenings WA. 21SD
WIN. NJ. THROCKMORTON
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2-BEDROOM BRICK

BUNGALOWS, Just across the District line,
on oo-tt lots, tiled bath and shower. 7-ft.
her-Stripped. Just think Only SO $50,
PHA. 500 Gown, S49,50 a mo. Call until
3 pm.
YOUR NEIGHBoR BOUGHT FROM US.
Leo M. Bernstein & Co., ME. 54OO.
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YOUR DREAM PLACE

-FOUR ACRES IN VIRGINIA-S1O,O 900.
good repair. 7-room and Bath bomei en-
greenhouse and beautiful grounds; Just the
place for the growing family Convenient
TO shopping, schools and bus: Columbia
PIKE; with within 20 min. of the District Call
SHANNON ., rIrcr1c m
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ATTENTION.

Il EN- lON
Have clients desiring nice homes in good
location. viii nay 500 to 5000 per mo-
Evenings call Mr Verbrvcke. WO O60k
FRANK S. PHILLIPS. DI. 1411.
WANTED
For rent, dwelling houses and apts fur
nlshed or unfurnished. We have long list
Of rental applications Call rent dept
ME llA3,
J. WESLEY BUCHANAN,
1852 K St NV
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Sgt Clarence 7. Jones, son Of Rev.
and Mrs. A. X. Jones, of Red House,
home ON furlough this week, will re-
turn to Fort Ord, California, on Satur-
day. He has been assigned to the Am
phibious Tractor battalion and is one
Of the crew for the maintenance of
tanks used by the invading forces
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EVANSVILLE
Assembly for Visitors

Assembly for Visitors
Last Friday, future students Of
Grantsville High school, from the
seventh grades of Bittinger, Beachy,
Finzel, New Germany, Johnson, Avil-
ton, and Jennings, visited the High
school The assembly program in their
honor included a play and panto-
mime. The Home Economics depart
ment served luncheon. In the after
noon a track meet was held with the
visitors and all of the high school
grades taking part The winners were:
60-yard dash, first, James Default;
second, Bill Bender: 440-yard dash
sophomore, second freshman; high
jump, first, Carlton Knox, second,
Ken Bittncr; broad jump, jim Keefe;
50-yard dash, James Pope; 220-yard
relay, seventh grade; high jump, Clay
Stahl softball game, senior boys,
junior girls.
Personals
Apprentice Seaman Cecil Edwards,
cambridge, is spending a short fur
Tough with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Edwards.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Edwards
and Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Edwards,
Baltimore, are visiting their parents,
Mr. and Mrs. George Edwards.
The Rev Fred b. Wyand, supcrin-
tcndent, Mooreficld district, preached
to a large congregation in the Meth
odist church, Sunday evening, on "The
Christian Home"
Mr. and Mrs. Harley Mckenzie an
nouncc the birth of son, May 6.
Mrs. Alice Lidinger, who has been
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Mrs. C. L. Daniels, Mr.. and Mrs
Paul Bealer, Gladson Bealer and Mary
L. Bealer, of Spring Gap, were Sun
day guests of Mrs. Barbara Younkln
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making her home with her sister
Mrs. H. F. burst, since the death of
her husband, suffered stroke Satur-
dav
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KemptOn Men in Service

| POI WHO, +'lIs anu All D w dItNl pLE'
49,
Kempton Men in Service
Sgt. Mike Ryan returned to his
base in South Carolina on Friday.
Sgt. John Willis left on Saturday
afternoon for Fort Mcclellan, Ala.
Sgt. Willis recently returned to the
States from Australia.
Tech Sgt. Morris K. Wotring, of
the Medical Corps, U. S. Army, sta
toned in Bermuda, is the guest of his
father, A. ]. Wotring.
Tech. Sgt. Edward +. Carleton has
returned to his base in Kentucky
after a brief visit with his sister, Mrs.
William Jones.
Pvt Charles Reed, Jr, son of Mr.
and Mrs Charles Reed, who has been
stationed at Camp Swift, Texas, for
six months has returned home, having
received medical discharge.
Mr. and Mrs Alvin Lantz have re-
ceived word that their son, Cpl. Cliff
ton Lantz had arrived safely in Eng
land. He is tail-gunner with the U.
S. Air forces. Their son, Seaman AL
vim, Jr., is on sea duty. The third son,
Cpl. Darrell Lantz is stationed at Viz
ginia Beach with the Army.
Mrs. Lucille S. Honke returned to
Washington on Sunday after visiting
| her mother, Mrs. Belle Sewers. She
will report Immediately to Camp
LcJcunc, n. c.. where she will begin
training with U. S. Marine Reserves.
FriendsviIle Soldiers In the Service
AVS Ralph A. Murphy, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Quincy Murphy, has COM
pletcd his aviation training and re-
ccvcd his diploma from the 82nd Col
lege Training Detachment (Air crew.
Iowa Wesleyan College, Mt. Pleasant
Iowa. He has been transferred to
Santa Ana, Calf, for further training
in the Air Force.
He graduated from Fricndsvillc
| High School with the class of 1888
and had been employed as a mechan-
ic by the Yough Motor Company I'M
/ til last October when he enlisted in
the Army Air Force and was sent to
Sheppard Field, Texas, where he re-
ceivcd his basic training. In Deem
Der he was sent to Iowa for his col
logc training His wife. Mrs. Alcta
Rush Murphy, is employed in Cumbcr-
/ land.
Mrs Woodrow Custer has received
word that her husband, Cpl. Wood
row W, Custer, an ambulance driver
with the Army Medical Detachment
had arrived safely in England. He is
the son of Mrs. Simon Orendorf, of
| GrantSvile
Cpl. Osborne Mason, Ontario, Calf
Is spending a twenty-three-day fur
Tough with his wife, Mrs. Beatrice
Grove Mason.
Npl. I'Olldlu CIlcllu, LbChDOulHC
Army Air base, Columbus, O., is Wis
iting his father and other relatives.
/ Sgt. Charles A. Wilt, Accident, and
Sgt Louis V. Lcpak, Oklahoma, both
of whom are stationed at the Newark
Army Air field, Newark, n. j., were
guests of Mr., and Mrs. w. j. Glenn
Wednesday.
Playford Ryan, USNR, who has
been in the Alcutian Islands area for
eighteen months, is spending few
weeks here with relatives and friends
Cpl. Junior France returned tc
Camp Butncr, N. C., after spending a
short furlough with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Donald Frazcc.
Sgt. Russell wilkins, Camp Lee
Va, is here for a few days with his
wife, Mrs. Louise wilkins.
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With Our Men
In The Service

&C.. ILL ,, e NJ. ro,.,
eorooan+ Il u,ae announced Of boad-
oua,tere nj Cronior Fold Nancbnet-
or n II = unit Of 4ho North Atlantic
Vino Ain, T,oncnor+ command
T/Sgt Moon is - graduate Of Oak
land HIGH school The air transnort
Icommard,s ,,,icsion !. tho air trans
mort Of material personnel and mail
and tbc ferrvinu Of ai,rr,Ct to all
theatres of war
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Their daughter Rheba r. Wilburn
Ph.M Bic, has also informed them she
has been transferred from Indiana
University, Bloomington, Ind, to U.
S. Naval Training School, Great
Lakes, III. She has recently been ap-
pointed a "WAVE escort" to accom-
pany outgoing WAVES and Marines
to the different Naval Bases in the
States She has been in the service
more than a year and thinks it is a
wonderful career for any young lady
to take up.
First Lieut.. Foster O. Speichcr with
military police unit at Camp Brock
inridge, Kentucky, is spending ten
day leave with his wife and daughter,
at their home on Third street.
Pfc Frederick +, Selby, son of
Ernest Selby, Selbysport, was grad
uated May from the communica-
tions course of the cavalry school,
Fort Riley, Kansas. Pfc Selby was in
Quoted in February 1913 and received
his basic training at Camp Howe,
Texas.
Lieut.. Donald Elliott, with the Army
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family. He returned to Solomons /
Branch, Washington, D. c., Monday
night.
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is spending furlough with friends
and relatives at Swanton.
Park, stationed at Camp Brcckln-
ridge, KY, is home ON furlough.
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Pvt. Arthur James, ]r., with AN
armorcd unit at Fort Knox, Ky,
va PVt. Waiter r. James hrother'
received MS framing also AT fort
hhoN ana mas h'eh overseas Ior TWO
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Accident Men In the Service

Cpl, Charles Herring, stationed in
British Guam, S. A., visited the local
school while he was home on furlough
Master Sgt Wade Turney and Mrs.
Tulmcy, Of New York City arc
here for ten days with Sgt Turncys
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Turney.
First Lieut.. roster Speicher, of
Camp breckenridge Ky, and wife
and daughter, of Oakland; Mr. and
Mrs. Floyd Zchncr and son, Grants
vile, and Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Spcichcr
and daughter were dinner guests on
Sunday Of Mrs, W, A. Speicher.
Sgt. Charles Wilt and Sgt. Lewis
Lcpall, both of whom are stationed
at the army air field in Newark, n.
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j., spent several days recently with
Sgt Willis wife at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Fratz.
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Lewis l.aWton, musician first class
Us. Navy, who has been located at
the Navy School of Music in Wash
ington for several months, has been
advanced to the rating of chief petty
officer with outstanding record. Law
ton, a son of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Lawton, Pennington street, has been
in the Navy for fourteen years.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-04-13
Lone Plane Rips
Japs' Outpost

HEADQUARTERS, 1lTH AIR
FORCE, Alaska, April 10, Delayed
- CUP) MatsuWa island in
Japan's central Kurue chain was
bombed in the pre-dawn darkness
Monday by a small force of army
Liberator bomberS based in the
AleutianS.
Returning from the 2,O00-mile
rcuntrip flight. Capt. Thomas O..
Wood of Wheeler. Tex, veteran
of many strikes against the Kur-
lies, said his ship unloaded its
bomb racks on an enemy air strip
and hangars. He said the targets
were plainly visible in the glare of
a 100000 candlepower photo
graphic flashbomb. Tte light was
dropped to aid in photo recon-
naissance of MatSuwa. the small
stub of volcanic peak which rises
from the north Pacific l39 miles
southwest of Paramushiro.
The island was bombed once be-
fore by army planes on the morn
ing of March 16 through broken
overcast. The last mission was car
Imperial Valley press., 1944-04-13
$4,000 jap Dead
Counted by u. S.

WASHINGTON, April !3. CUP)--
More than $4,000 Japanese dead
have been counted in recent months
in the southwest and central Pacific
fighting, Secretary of War Henry
L. Stimson announced Thursday.
The secretary said that 5,370 dead
japanese were counted on Bougain-
Vile alone between March and
April 8. On New Britain, 4,379 enc
my dead have ueen counted and
232 prisoners taken, and enemy
forces on New Guinea up to April
8 have suffered 1,053 counted 6ead.
In the Admiralty islands. 1852
japanese dead were counted while
in the central Pacific campaign
II 900 to 10000 Japanese have died,
the secretary said.
These figures include only the
Japanese who have died within the
American lines" the secretary con-
tinued. They do not include the
cead who have perished in the
jungle, died on ships or fallen un-
der bombs in Japanese installa-
tions."
Imperial Valley press., 1944-04-13
Doctors Cancel
Offer TO
Handle Hospital

DrS. c. E. and H. L. Randolph
Thursday withdrew the offer they
mace to the county board of super
visors to take over management
of the county hospital.
The two physicians offered their
services to the supervisors after the
l943 grand jury demanded that
conditions at the county hospital be
improved, suggested, among other
things, that a physician be present
at all births there.
In letter Gated April 6, the two
physicians addressed the board of
supervisors as follows: Due to cir
cumstances prevailing at the pres
ent time, we find it necessary to
withdraw our offer to attend the
county hospital. If at some future
date the board of supervisors wish
cs to contact us, we shall be glad
to cooperate in this matter
REVIEWS OFFER
Dr. C. E. Randolph said Thurs
day that he had filed the letter
with the clerk of the board and
he supposed it would come up for
consideration at the next board
meeting which is next week.
Early in 1943 when the super
visors were having difficulty in get
ting a physician to take over the
county hospital" he said, "my
brother and I offered to do the
work for $40O a month. Some time
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