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REPAIRS AND SERVICES.

radios and TashinF machines sold and r,
paired wiring for light ana power; r., no lob job
WI Wire s4 is4a Z So 6 ns FIR! 500. Inc 1--we
pho phone t""ue estimates mates % appToximstely only
Proctor Co, EX. 9797. pa seaton ct. NV
CAMERA REPAIRING - 4s-hour service
on cameras and equip. Mills Photo Engi-
neer'ng Lab. 927 Sheridan ST.. NV, at
Georgia, Free estimate. Randolph 6f149.
D. j. MCNAMARA, general home repair
expert mechanics; reasonable and reliable
ELEcTRfcAL Eli 21ef GoNTRAcrfiSG q II .c e house wir
ing, maintenance; plugs installed, n 30 up;
D. C anc Arlington. AID 9053 or TIE. 2l93'
GENERAL CARPENTERING, repair work
a and painting white mechanics. Call
moved, Call AID. 1000. ASK Tor George
COOP AND BAD FURNITURE upholstered
refinished, cleaned; open evenings, Sun:
days; N9Tton' 1908 i4th st. nv AD 4333
Mechanics: Special prices c for oO- kitchen
sad 9i,h & s4fq & RA og5S
P4fNTTNG. fSTSs'I iNTTRioR EHsa IxfnRIoR; orr paper
hanging reIisble white m1Scha5niees; 1d 51e; gen:
FspsdR Gan mf panns Fasn0dF oo4s ao rensh
highest quality workmanship at reasonab BILE
prices; estimates. RIA. 557S,
PAPERISG, PAINTING: special low prices
for June; work guaranteed. Call Splgel,
ewes, Ia Sg2S.
PAPER HANGING done at once. 81 g
room and UP, including sunfast and wash
able paper: do my own work. guaranteed
| Call after pm, GE. 0024.
| PAPER HANGING AND PAINTING. Cal
Kurts now for imm. serv. Best workman
ship; reasonable prices. L. Kurtz, IA
| S0ol
PAPERHANGING. PAINTING - We ar
two white mechanics doing our, own WORK
| hire no help; very reliable: no better wori
regardless of price. Call any time Taylo
| 4334 -0396. - Ia
PAPERHANGING-PAI -PAINTING-Specialize tr
| Arlington County. White mechanics. Esti'
mates free. Call Mr.. Canada, DI. Ol25
| 16s
PAPERTNG AND PAINTING; immediat
| service; IL years of experience. Cal
DI. O122 or AT. 96S6. Free estimate.
PAPER HANGING, this week only, 81 anc
up per room; 1914 washable, sunfast pa.
pers; work guaranteed. Michigan b31b.
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GENERAL LANDsCAPING, sodding, grad.
manure. Phone VA. 1893. wy '''' i''''U
TOP SOIL. black, screened, g bu.. 50: 10
min mintmum delivery. R 1a Cali capitoi a H. HeisSts Sa
TRAcToR, 1920 Mccormick-Deering, TO-
| farm horse, 1,400 lbs: 3 I-horse wagons,
/ double set harness, excellent condition.
ph; Vienna 6s or write Stanley e Thomp-
soDDING., planting. top soil, grading:
flower beds prepared. Howard Land
saRDEN sssRs T. rRAcsffoK, 2assf new. large size, .
MaNuRs.p ii uhspPfla PEAT Moss, Erc-pree a asliv.
cry. Well-rotted COW manure from one Of
m sseE 5es asEy ssaEy terms & az iss S ssSs Les
at ST. .65. Peat moss, ST .25 bushel; bushels
at s5c; 35 bushels at roc. Sheep manure,
Set6sy 81 5 ssrdsS sl5s l9S lbs o s ss15 h M hsrsG tS
lime. 10 f6s., a1s; SO lbs. so Soc. Also fuii
line Of odn,sts sarsssn tools etc e
GARDEN TSoLs used In eseeisnt e
ditioni Picks with new handles, S1.05:
net handles, S1.05:, complste Garden
Shops 81 qzoa at s.oses Phone orders; Allan
GARDEN CONSTRUCTION.
Seeding; ,sodding. grading: topsoil. flag Dag
for foundation. planting, hedges, flowers.
myrtle for shady spots, tree surgery, trellis
and and arbor construction, spraying main
the dea ssRa Dns food and
mH'a sfsss nAi' sa sS
cred. Free estimates. Ii. 1925. 13*
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

ADDING MACHs., calc typewr., all kinds
Of office EQUIP, any cond.; top PRICE paid.
Ant apd evsE t02s Silver sk m
ing. we pay cash. schiller's' E at 9th hd. NV,
BABY STROLLER, prewar steel frame and
tevss ghss mss eo ss4 b in Aet e5eesRt es condition
contents of apts. or homes. at once We DO
B1DRo Sars1F sTs oee turaie Th sa dining
gIsssWare and rugs Dupont o5iS, is.
GOOD a soat coadtien pGg s. n M OH a ' 'a0On
BICYCLES, in any condition, wanted for
csfIs cAMERAs ca move So ea9ip aaht photo supplies
Cash! Trade BrenneG, e1a Pennaa, ave.
nxoR nv Re p 94s4 4SIv6 Open s, an IN to 40 pm
oLoTHING-Hignest prices paid for men $
Me- sas7 opea eSes Viii VIII en- eh ST.
f5sd S. esSS s{Sthi9s osen viii s. st.
gold o. silver get our offer, highest cash
RbIIssSsfE sSoW warE fn snd sf nnocho
picture books; canvas wading pool; jungle
fIRcfsio 9T fsdssE GEsEKAriNG M1 riSSs PLANT gasoline
SFyen Mson FR ySs as4 or & R sr 6 g. t4 sx
ss55I'i5s sEEssfHS50H SR ss$ Z
FTkN bsSe s1od se1n csb n2ss S9ndton 6sd stoves
FHFniHTS 81 ND 53a G6obs G6 ss5
cal FIR. 5000. Ext. ~
6ouseholdd s2ods bTao s sh1s nam pEompt @
sstmssa E5 5s0! Psss syss sss5 ME W s:'
! rugs. sllverware paintings: highest cash
pTfss Pa1 ca, Murray TasI2T sa 81 +ns
better kind wanted at ''oT once Also want
radio, grand piano, briC-a-brac and china.
Please call today, Mr., Grady, MA. 2620.
machine, household goods etc; absolutely
highest cash r;pdad PTee 4d EoT best results call
slss To- s%y ss9s sSso
PIANosoHighest cash 5sRUPri Prices Tor spinets,
Rsgu5I3s fsg %sks SssS. sF type: Cali NF' Vernon
JEWELRY, diamonds. shoteuns cameras,
binoculars and mems clothing, HIGHEST
pA As2 ss7 e4oGe Hv d'a%fnd Ne e1s i
LAWN MOWER, -gasoline powered in good
Ha pa9 MF cssh MhkfG fGr NA spnst
small apartment upright or grand.
1000. Ext. 465 between 9 and e.
pnAN24We ppAis4 are looking for fppet apt s
Sshsst cash E5fao pries GE 6snS S4eS, S'' pay '"e
6r sf5Re 9isRer 0i3a2 Gs rM M gYs R%sy hSA price
or smal Ta Ypp55Hshts pp5H II interested in selling
PRoJEecroR, Revere or Bell and Howell,
) nm, also daylight screen. Good price
I3:,3 @ Rock GreeG Ford rd, IA; @o6S;
turc. Please call today Mr. Grady, Ma, "62o,
RADIOS. any make, table models only.
We pay highest price. Phone US and
Te St will \ &c cal" ME- Met69Politan 4621 Radio Co. 0l7
REl;FGRIGERAToR; elect,ric, good condition.
RErRIGERAToR, tectTic Can Emerson
SEWING MACHINEs-We buy all types;
repair; homstitchingi bgttons 0n = eoVeIred'
TWIN BABY CARRIAGE, good condition.
4 PRIVATE PARTY wants twin beds.
WANTED TO BUY Fly REEL. can Nc
Gee. MA. 300, extension $50. 81
CASH FOR DIAMONDS, AND OLD GOLD.
Ernest Burk. Inc. GA 18th NV DI 2773
SILVER. PEATfNe, fA TEE TEETH, otR bIscARbE6 fGhf
JEWELRY WE PAY CASH
A.. KAHN, INC, So YEARS AT 935 F.
DIAMONDS-GOLD.
Hiphest cash prices paid Get our Offer
before you sell. Arthur Markel 94O st.
SELL YOUR PIANO.
7 pay top cash prices for spinets, grands
and small upright pianos of any make and
in any condition. Call Mr. Vernon for
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SILVER SPRING. MD
FOXHATJ, RID SECTION
HOUSES UNFuRNiSHED.

31s-R0OM APT. Consisting Of / bedroom:
mediate occupancy. See. Mrs. Pollin, 4304
S. Capitol. Call AT. 9765 after s pm
FIVE ROoMS-Large living room, small
mediately. Phone Falls Church 2541-J
507 10th ST. Sc.
room, 1 "a bath, h.-w.h., 2 kitchens;
key with ianitor. 233 KY. ave. Sc 13.
IN NORMANDY VILLAGE
49SS Benning rd. se.-3 rms. and bath.
with all utilities, S57 so: available June
18th. Can be seen anytime by calling at
5004 II st. Sc. or phone Busada, TR. O307.
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APARTMENTS WANTED.

OFFICIAL FRENCH MISSION desires fur
nished apartment, modern bldg, NV. Sec
DAYS pheHe s pecstar asss. EXT. i7o Sun
day until / pm, Adams 1888. or write
af EhbRR%sa APT aPgs snInI.bea st eopI 1s 70
GSvT nrloTEs 5insaa aiis ss'G
mos. infant; l or 2 bedrm.. unfurn, mod
FSo Tsls sGs1sfsswoMrs HA permanently Il. 10.
room with twin beds and bath. in BucEins-
asm as o or vicinity; highest references. Box
ieRooM APARTMENT, kitchen bath. for
summer months. would conscientiousiy
care for furnishings for. reasonable re-
austien due eoo n rent. Excellent references.
PTkNisakD FIJI sHSki s:rsi Twsio-BEDRoom APT for
summer months: occupancy by July /;
ma maximum, 500. NV. wash. Alexandria.
Arlington sections ok. Box '1l-R, star.
MOTHER AND DAUGHTER desire unfurn-
is1ed apt; prefer NV. section; will con-
exchange for rent, ,daughter employed by
ENGINEER with War Production Board
Rock Creek Park for himself and wife dur
phone MeIyln p; Ensle. Dodge Hotel:
small furn; apt: NV. section; wks., beg.
TWo QUIET .MARRIED MEN. fortyish. de-
sire furnished apartment; NV. section i'm
mediate summer rental or longer. Phone
RepTSc ss5o evenings aftsr g. daytime
with one: separate rms: pref. ne. section.
yylc ylc Mount Rainier car line. Write Box
zO4- N. star
z SISTERS eoIored. desire living room.
Can Miss Dauphine. ia. 1898. after $3.50
g:nl: 10
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.
ROOM WITH BOARD WANTED.

REFINED CHRISTIAN GIRL, Govt. worker,
desires single room with board with private
discriminating family: vicinity Chevy
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
PERSONNEL SERVICE,
1871 G ST, Next to CHURCH.
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

PORTRAIT PAINTING: French language
Prof Perelma. 1922 10th st NV DU
6479, 9 am. to 5 pm. Mayfower exhibit
HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES.
Free information on junior colleges in
Md, Va, Pa. Fall enrollments close soon.
Call Us for Details.
WASHINGTON SCHOOLS ASSOCIATION,
205 Colorado Bldg. RE 1899.
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

RENT-Beautiful, Completely furnished, 5
september 1ui Is hf Phone neqasa EM 5osS to
FOR SUMMER MoNTHsWcomraetely
equipped, 2 bedrooms; nearby Nd. Phone
FOR JULY AND August, completely FUR
morsIard nlsnss Es SeGrooms ms baths in West
wanted to share q large home with fam
,ora ,v Of 5oth three in Arlington. Phone Ok
eafviY sSif Z CHASE, MD-June % to Aug. :" 1st.
garden: Steinway grand; I block bus;
bedroom, bath. cail sundays sdIs OF Il to . >
? n; :, ,Weskdays, WI 6581,
ARLINGTON; sssa,s1n,y yAMF5om July 70 Sept.
air-cooling system. Bendix ironer, outdoor
fireplace. fenced yard: 1 blk. from 10c bus,
sa siao ns s fn fSs Seassn ssDo o
BRICK HOUSE, rooms and bath, on lot
be appreciated; from June T I8 to Sept. Z.
Hyattsyille O2s3. Rent reasonable.
Snsb. S. brick silver Spring.
grees cooler than WASHINGTON; large side
Geh,sHsin PGGEeSh; Sgsi to 3cs aoas J. Phone ST ooaS
AMERfcAN ci i5ssK uNvERsIT9 G5T9 PARK section
Furnished house available June 90 to Sep
cool, excellent Transportation % @ s facilities: Gae
500 mo 1882 Alton pl. NV. wo. ,sO35.
AVAILABLE from July to September 9,
completely furnished 8 rooms, 2 baths;
modern home. beautiful suburban location:
10 minutes to downtown Washington by
auto: S115 mo-. SH. 1862.
SILVER SPRING. MD.
5-room furnished bungalow, splendidly
located in Silver Spring, SI15 per month.
A. j. KESSINGER, Exclusive Agent,
SH. 4544. SQ44 Colesville rd., Md.
4 BEDROOMS 2 BATHS. FURNISHED
house, available from June 26th to Sep
tember 18th. Close-in location. SlS5 per
mo- Call Chevy Chase Realty Co., EN-.
1900. 3403 Conn. ave.
CHEVY CHASE REALTY CO.
EN-. 1900 34O3 Conn. Ave.
FOXHALL RID. SECTION.
Embodying charm and distinction. this
freshly modern residence Is unusual in its
fine combinatio of comfort and beauty of
line and furnishings. Large drawing rm.,
library and dining rm.. 4 bedrooms and
3l2 baths, recr. rM., 2 serv. rms. and b.
Delightful gardens and view. $3.50 mo. By
appointment. Mrs. Lynch, ME. 1855; eve.
WAGGAMAN-BRAwNE
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ARLINGTON HOTEL.
Special Weekly Rates.

Located one mile Of Pentagon Bldg. on
Alexandria; all outside rooms: $40 for
room with double bed and private bath;
SIS for room with two double beds, pri-
vate bath; $3.50 for room with one dou-
BILE bed. hot and cold running water; DC
bus fare to Pentagon Bldg; bus. stop at
door for Washington and Alexandria; 10c
son 1885
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SIG 4th ST. NE.

NEAR UNION STATION.
3-room front apt, new-house condition
for couple, Sl5 week.
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1872 5th ST. NE.
2-rm, housekeeping apt, including gas,
electricity. Frigidaire and heat; LIST floor
front. for couple only; $40 . vk.
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DOGS, PETS, ETC.
POULTRY & EGGS,
FARM 8 GARDEN.

BABY CHICKS, feeo ana poultry supplies.
James Feed Store Inc. 619 x st. NV
ME- 00SQ
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ApARTMENrs A UNFURNIsHEp.

APARTMENTS UkFuRNIsHEp.
LIVING ROOM, bedroom, dinette, kitchen
and bath. VIII be newly decorated. SSS
TAKoMA PARK. MD, sol Greenwood
ave.-Attracttve T., X, b., gar; first a..
ppys;, ppys; ent.; adults only; S55. Call sH.
MODERN APT. 2 rooms, kitchen and
reasonable rental. Henry salus. e2o
n x ave nv Phone MA; 1892.
bath. Apply Apt. Is.
25l2 Eth sT.---4 rooms. kitchen and bath.
$40. Goss Realty Co. 1896 Eye st. NV.
New Apartments, 2 Bedrms.,
1st st. and Wayne Pl. Sc.
.25. MIN. FROM DOWNTOWN,
3-4-4ia room units, from S64 to S7S
per mo-, includes all utils., fully equipped
kitchen with ample cabinet space, de luxe
refg. individual storage lockers; bus stops
at door, close to shopping center, conv. to
Boiling Field. Bellevue and Navy Yard.
Congress Hts. bus (A2), TO LIST and Wayne
pl. Sc. Resident managers ONCE, lis
Wayne p1. FIR. 1880,
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SUBURBAN ROOMS.

COOL, COY ROOM, block OF Lee hwy.
home: 1Oc fare CHI. O441 after 8. Ia.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-21
Hidden Report
Denied BY DR

| WASHINGTON, Oct 20 GNS)
President Roosevelt denied 10.
day that he had any knowledge
of supposedly suppressed report
on the responsibility for u. S.
unpreparedness al Pearl Haroor
when the japanese forces struck
on Dec. 7. 194l,
The Chief Executive was asked
at his news conference for COM
ment on the charge made by Rep.
Melvin Mas (R) of Minnesota
that the report was being sup
pressed.
He replied that he didn't know
anything about il at all.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-21

Arthur Rozen. co-owner Of the
Latin Quarter night club. has
been gwen until Monday 20 pro-
duce complete records regarding
the availability and status OF has
lie employees.
He appeared before Edward l.
Cushman yesterday with his at
torney. Thomas V. LoCicero. for
rer chairman Of the Wayne
County Civil Service Commission,
on charges instituted by the
VINO. CuShman on Tuesday gave
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-21
.Cdro|inds Hit
By Hurricane

BRUNSWICK, Ga oct %
(INS) - The tropical hurricane
which tore across Florida yeSter-
day. was moving northward
through the inland Carolinas to-
day. although somewhat weak
ened in intensity.
The high winds hit both Bruins
wick, Ga, and Charleston, S. c.
during the night Both cities los:
their electric power and were
virtually without telephone COM
munication.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-21
Latin Quarter Wins Delay

Rozen "a hours 10 fire his III
workers whom. the VINO says
were hired in violation Of WMc
directiveS.
1T IA our purpose TO get In
compliance with the law II We
are not now" said Rozen. 1--WE
have no desire 60 evade or vio-
late the law"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-21
10000 Food Parcels
10 Be Sent 10 Poland

A conference 70 discuss means
~ raising 10000 food and medi-
enc packages for the relief Of
gesylSh SURVIVORS IN liberated Po-
land WI he held an I 2 m. Sun
cay w the auditorium ~ the
Micho Temple JOY and Linwood
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-21
.BriCker SLABS
AT Hi||n1dn

/ FRESNO. Cal, Oct 20 1NS)--
Gov. Bricker. Republican vice
presidential nominee. was headed
eastward today after winding up
his siX-day tour of California with
speech AZ Fresno last night in
which he charged the Roosevelt
administration with espclsing the
Communist front in the person
Of Sidney Hillman.
The Ohioan spoke to an audi
ence of $500.
Earlier IN the day, in talks AT
Bakersfield and Tulare and at a
press conference in Fresno,
Broker repeatedly brought up
Hillman's name and charged that
the chairman Of the Political Ae-
ton Committee is the most dan
eerous and subversive force in
American politics.
In his formal Fresno address,
Bricker predicted tn at Cali
ternia,s -25 electoral votes would
help the Republican ticket into
the presidency and vice presi-
dency Nov. 7.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-21
REoPENs VET CHARGE

He again brought out into the
open charges by Gov. Dewey that
he Roosevelt administration
plans 10 keep men into the army
instead of providing civilian jobs
for them.
He said that men in uniform
understood quite clearly what was
meant by Gen. HerSheys state
ment. quoted by Gov. Dewey IN a
recent speech. that I'VE can keep
people in the army about as
cheaply as we can create an
agency for them when they are
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-21
NETWORKS BEsIEGED

The New Dealers are now
besieging the radio networks
night after night in desperate
effort to square themselves on
this ISSUE" Bricker declared.
Broker charged that President
Roosevelt declares himself for the
American way of life and then
surrounds himself with men
stepped in foreign ideologies like
TugWell and Berle, Hillman and
Browder.
The Ohio governor further
charged that the administration
looks upon the traditional Ameri-
can way of life with gloom and
despair.
But the Republican party
believes America Is q going con-
Germ" he declared.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-12-18
Aerial Gunner
Wins Air Medal

AN EIGHTH AIR FORCE
BOMBER STATION ENGLAND
Staff Sergeant Neil j. MacNeil, 25-
year-old son of Mr.. and Mrs. Neil
MacNeil, of 466 Vinewood, Wyan-
dotte, Michigan, has been awarded
the Air Medal, it was recently an
nounced by the commanding officer
Of this veteran Flying Fortress STA
ton.
The citation accompanying the
decoration read in part: For meri-
torious achievement while serving as
waist gunner of Bit Flying Fort
ress during combat bombing mis-
sions over Nazi Europe"
S-Sgt. MacNeil, veteran Of many
bombing assaults with the pioneer
379th Bomb group, took part in the
recent missions against vitality i'm
portant targets in Cologne, Merse-
burg, Brux and several tactical OBJ
jectives in France and Holland.
The former Alma College track
star entered the Army in July. 1912.
He is q graduate of the William
Beaumont General Hospital Sur
gical Teci1nician School and won
his wings as an aerial gunner at
Las Vegas, Nevada. He has been
serving overseas with the Eighth
Air Force since August, 1914.
Prior to entering the service he
was employed by the Wyandotte
Transportation Company, of Detroit,
Michigan.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-12-18

and dropped off to sleep without
any further ado.
1T must have been about two
hours after that along about two
in the morning that 1 woke up
nearly frozen stiff and jumped out
Of the bag and threw some wood
on the dying embers of the fire and
got q nice blaze going. With my
back to the fire and getting the
chill Of the night out of my bones
! took note Of my surroundings. AS
I said before it was late August
and in this Lake Superior country
we sometimes get frost about that
time. Well, the night had cooled off
considerable-enough so that chill
mist had risen from the water and
hung like a blanket over the land
scape.
'The full moon was In the sky
so that it now poured its light thru
the tops of the tall trees ON the
high hill back of our camp, and the
tree tops seemed to hang suspended
In this moonlight and mist like some
ghostly scene from another world.
1t was too beautiful and weird to
seem real.
Il tried to wake up my son to
take a look at this scene but h
had curled up in his sleeping bag
like little bear and all my efforts
to arouse him were in vain. So I
drank in the scene for a long time
and wished that I were an artist
so that I could put it all down on
paper for someone else to see and
admire. finally went to sleep with
my back to the fire and still gazing
up at the moonlight filtering thru
the tree tops. And that was my
introduction to Lily Pad lake"
Yes, we know that the wars cas-
ualties to date totaled 552,0l8 at
mid-December. The total Army and
Navy dead was l2l, 1853. Increase for
one week in December was 2,O43.
Raymond Dicks narrative is a
symbol Of one of the things we are
fighting for-the right of a father
TO hike with his son into the pace
full beauty of the Michigan outdoors,
to seek those elusive big trout, to
watch the mist form halo about
an August full moon. and to enjoy
Gods country without the sound of
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-12-18
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
TWO PAIRS ladies' Health Shoe

TWO PAIRS ladies' Health Shoes
with foot builder arch, size SIC.
Brand new, $500. both pairs; solid
gold Cameo brooch, SIS. IS Perry
Place. Phone 116l-w. (2854B)
COMBINATION gas and coal stove
Tor baking and heating. All por-
celain. 1923 Seventh. (2855B)
ZENITH S-tube combination radio
set. Good condition. See Basil
White, $50 Cherry street. (2S56B)
ZENITH combination radio set.
good condition. 1869 18th street.
2858B)
GLAZED CHINTz animals and
dolls. 81 and 50. 1924 Lindbergh.
Call 0296-J. 2883B)
ANTIQUE Chinese brass smoking
set: brown taffeta evening coat,
formal dresses, 1914. Phone l039-R.
(2879B)
NEW 500 WOOL Cannon blanket,
double bed size, ST. Baby's dressy
clothes. reasonable Call any day
before 8 pm. 0382-W. (288lB)
CHILDRENS DESK, books, ice
skates, games; ladies' skates, size
8. Phone 2l30. (2877B)
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-12-18

AN ORDINANCE NUMBER
ING. LOCATING AND DEFIN-
ING THE BOUNDARIES OF
THE VOTING PRECINCTS OF
THE CITY OF WYANDOTTE.
COUNTY OF WAYNE. STATE
OF MICHIGAN. AND REPEAL
ING ALL ORDINANCES OR
PARTS OF ORDINANCES IN
CONSISTENT HEREWITH.
THE CITY OF wYANDoTTE
oRDAINS:
Section 1. That the City of wyan-
dotte shall be divided into twenty
eight (28) voting precincts, which
shall be numbered, located and
bounded as follows:
(a) PRECINCT No. Is bounded
on the north by Ecorse Greek, on
the east by the United States Har-
Dor Line of the Detroit River, on
the south by the center line of Bon
die Street, and the extension there
of to the United States Harbor Line
Of the Detroit River, and on the
west by the western rightof -way line
Of the New York Central RR.
(b) PRECINCT No. 2 is bounded
on the north by the center line of
Bondie Street, and the extension
thereof to the United States Harbor
Line of the Detroit River, on the
east by the United States Harbor
Line Of the Detroit River. on the
south by the center line of Goodell
Street and the extension thereof
to the United States Harbor Line
Of the Detroit River, and on the
west by the westerly right-of-way
of the New York Central RR.
(c) PRECINCT No. 8 is bounded
on the north by the center line of
Goodell Street, and the extension
thereof to the United States Harbor
Line of the Detroit River, on the
east by the United States Harbor
Line of the Detroit River, on the
south by the center line of Alkali
Street and the extension thereof TO
the United States Harbor Line of
the Detroit River, and on the west
by the westerly right-of-way line
Of the New York Central RR.
Id PRECINCT No. 4 is bounded
on the north by the center line of
Alkali Street and the extension
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-12-18

wars destruction and madness.
In the spirit of last weeks COL
umn, we hope all Michigan CT
Joes will have the opportunity
someday to follow that old blazed
trail to Lily Pad lake-symbolically
at least II not actually. Such is our
wish at this Christmas-tide.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-12-18

To keep scalding milk from
scorching, rinse pan with hot water
before using.
Casualties in the armed forces Of
Great Britain numbered $4,000 by
hast September.
Living costs have gone up more
rapidly on farms than in cities, gov
eminent indexes show.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-12-18
FOR SALE-HOUSES

A BEAUTIFUL MODERN HOME
with 20 acres, trees, fruit, berries.
asparagus etc. $10,5O0 with $500
down. Leimback, 1912 Telegraph
Road. Phone Wyan. 7047R2.
(2635B)
TWO houses, each with 4 rooms and
bath. Both for $500. Call at 667
Kings Highway. (2693B)
FOUR ROOM house and utility
room. IL acres land, fenced;
chicken coop. Near Trenton. I'm
mediate possession. Priced for quick
sale. s25OO-s300.O0 down. Phone
Wyan. 4092-J after $50 pm.
(2655B)
4 ROOM furnished house, l acre
land, small down payment. $4,000
per month, vacant, ready to occupy.
Call at 1878 10th street, Wyan-
dotte. (2876B)
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-12-18

Daughters of Isabella, Immacu-
late Heart circle 279, will hold q
Christmas party. 8 p. m. Wednesday
at st. Patrick hall. Fifty-cent gifts
will be exchanged and there will be
cards and refreshments.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-12-18

First form of todsy's multiple Va
rieties of eating apples was the crab
apple.