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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-12
Furniture. Household Goods

BUG0lEs-All steel wheels. rubber
tires. Padded and waterproof cOllap-
sible, 50 s5 up. Open . 20 8 spitI,
1855 Crati0t. az Baldwin.
DINING room set. dresser. day bed
sxi2. s.6xlO rugs, padding good con
diti0n- NJ. 1928.
FULL coil lnnerspring mattress.
$40 80. Cook Furn 200 GrAtlot
HOLLYWOOD beds. complete. s34.
SAVE it1s9 Gratiot, mr.. 7 Mile I'd
INNERsPRING mattresses An sizes
colors; guaranteed t2s. SAVE.
i4iss Gratiot. mr. ! Mile.
INNERsPRfNG mattresses. any sze.
Sample. SIT. Nitchsli's 1000 Gratiot.
INNERsPRTNG mattress prewar box
springs. match, 81 5I25 GrstIot
LIVING room. 2 pc. suite. davenport
with compartment makes double bed,
s49. so choice OF col0Ts. Crown, I544l
Liyernots. 4737 Michigan or $500
Gratiot
LIVING RM. suite, ape, $50. SAVE
1889 Gratiot, mr. 7 Mile.
LOUNGE rhs4r and Ottoman. s2s
SAVE. 1f1sg GfatiOt, mr. 7 Afile
MATTRESSES. innersprings sam.
pies. SlT. Nitchelrs. 5000 Gratiot
NEW furniture: trade your piano
City Music. 1872 Mack Open ewes
RUGS. sxi6. s-l3.s. i2xi5. ii.3xl2.
others today, 29+s Twelith 81
WILL TRADE ~ buY your plano and
old furniture " 1911
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-12

a BEAUTIFUL domestic, 81 acres
city water, electricity. telephone
Near Fort on Vreeland nd 81 $50.
terms. CROSSM no Bsf+-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-12
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


A BETTER cash price for
all furniture. Call Farris
Bros. TIE 2-5373.
A Better Cash Price for
your Refrigerator. washer. vacuum
radio. range or other appliances We
IN 2-7ss7
A BETTER cash price paid for furni-
ture. washers, refrgsrators. Lyle.
TO sssi4
A BETTER price for furniture. rugs
Noon Bros Furniture. TE 1929
A DEALER wants furniture immeci-
ately for cash n reas PL si27.
a PARTY wants household furniture
and furnishings Also pianos ana
frigidares. Highest cash prices paid
Can any time Gu sssf
A PROMISE 10 pay more for cloth
ing, trunks. radios and electric lronz.
ca 1898 Call as first
ALL Kinds Of used furniture. pay
cash. no 1887.
ALWAYS CALL TY 7sl02
We pay more for used furniture
ELECTRIC or gss range. also IoBer !,
will psy spot cash. VI 6-2ii0.
FURNITURE, RUGS, STOW 4 S.
n A d O s. ELECTRICAL APPLI-
ANcEs. FOR CASH TY 4-0e2n-
FURNITURE wanted viii pay best
prices Tockey bros TE 2-4531
TRUNKS WANTED
Radios. elathiag typewriters. furs.
watches. Premium prices paid. Phone
We before you sell. CA s43s
WE BUY used trucks. radios. cloth
ing. clocks irons. We pay s. up TO
$500. Cal ca $3.50 FIRST.
WI buy old fur coats or trade IN on
new one 1928 Michigan Theater Bog.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
SMALL GRAND PIANOS. many hike
new all standard makes from kZs5.
Distributors Warehouse ITO T. Yer
nor Open SUNDAY ID.
WI WILL purchase .-ngs- .iaea had
instruments for cash We wall pay you
highest cash price for any Of the fol-
lowing instruments, TrUmp.ts, saxO-
phones. comets. trombOnss tenor
sHxophOueE, rfaT1uFts, nHrInusS.
drums or seevF'ffsfns. 'Esti MI
RA $3.50 or bring your
IN for immediate deal.
WURLITZER
1909 BroadWsy Open evenings
A luke BOX for your recreation
room and summer cottage, fils. 50.
These instruments have been recon
ditioned and will give you many en-
tertAininE hours Get one today az
this astunish!ngly low price. sQ-day
free guarantee BRILLIANT MUSIC
CO 1906 Cas-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-12
MISCELLANEOUS FoR SALE

GENUINE leather brief case, siIs
l2x20. Conlon electric lroner. Rsa-
sonAble No 1911
koDAkS-Movie cameras; win sell,
buy. eNch Acme Camera. SIT shelby.
TIME CLOCKS - Perfect condition;
no priority $50 % 10 SIS so. ca
1iiO.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-12
FARM AID : .Os FoR SALE
TTTLE FARMS ron SALE

700 acre. lu a.. i4 Miss0gr, near
eos7.
LITTLE FARMS FOR SALE
a BEAUTIFUL domestic. 81 acres
city water, electricity. telephone
Near Fort on Vreeiand Rd 81 $50.
terms. CRossMAN. no gfF+
A MODERN s.rm. nome. bath. city
water; chicken house. ~ acres on
Telegraph RI, mr. Van Horn Rd /.
$500 cash. CRoSSMAN no i6ial
ACRES, S: nve.room hritk house on
paved rohd. will sell 10 reliable party
on terms. FRANK S. KRONECk.
kealtor. 1890 Van Dyke phhfi-
fentsr Line 1890; open daily and
ACRE plots on pavtmen Good soil
900. City or suburban lots together
~ bargain prices. your terms from
owner. no Oe55
AT HARPER and hight Mile Road
105xii3. S475. SO down. no interest
city bus, water, schools small home
allowed. Daily Campbell 2IgO5
Mack. Open -. Tt zg74n
BEAUTIFUL parcel facing Alien
Rd-, with streams and trees $3.50.
terms and up. cRossMAN, no 64it.
DRIVE OUT. see. and buy yer,
choice acre farms. fronting or 10
Mile pavement between Little Mack
end Kelly Road. Salesman on ground.
Cash or terms. Lake shor, Realty
Co, 2ssi4 Jefferson - Clair
Shores Phone Roseviile 07he
FOR sALE-s acres garden land
near Utica. Small home harm How
Ing well s. 700 cash 1870 Poland
EA 1915
On } LARGE LOTS near Wayne
just 2 blks. OF Michigan Ave. an
attractive 6-Tm. bungalow. situated
convenient TO schools transportation
and shopping. total ps1cG- - -f10. 1856
full dn. pymt CROSSMAN. cor
Van Born sad Wayne Kd Wayne go
- 32O23 Michigan Ave, just ". Of
xioise. Wayne S03
ROYAL OAK FARMs---
Rochester and "a Mile Rds S2x2Ss
city water. electricity hui transn
stores, schools CHURCHES ~St5n Up
Ho'lseman-spitzley Corp, Royal OAK
1910
scHooLCRAFT cor Eckles "a =
acres paved. $50 n. facing School
craft. Will take $500 down Newman.
Joy cor lnks,er road. RE- 1888
Green Acres Community
Now open. You VIII be- surprised
when you see H. Every acre has
Detroit water Con- munity Teatric-
tons
See Located On s-MHs nd. one
half mile west u Middle Bct Tel
Livonla 205l uf CA 500. 6lZ-d2l
Ford Rids p Taylor
King-Telegraph Rds.
fo-s acre parcels. piowed ready for
planting fertile SOL. low taxes
1o% down Salesman AZ trailer Of
UN &-4f2O. 5. G. HAdiey. luc ca
oO6O
WYANDOTTE Area 4-rn house.
large lots bath. slr Wer wired utii-
ity room only 81 300 terms New
man, $4,000 Plymouth road RE s7z0
Sox275--Se~er, water. gas. wsiss
&s7a. near rs Mic and Woodward
Jndson Bradway Co IA s501
COLORED--D Defense workers. eet
yourself piece % land ana butte
out Of cement blocks 100 priority on
them Address Boa B.l3s. Detroit
Times, 81
COLORED-Just WHAT yoU " been
looking for acre teacts Brighten.
Mitch Lake Gould Address BQx
Biz Detroit Times 81
COiOREn -- Little chicken farms.
west SIDE. bargains. joiner. Hroher
EO INN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-12

100 AGREE 40, a.. l4 Missouri. near
yn1nville. All improvements. OR
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-12

AT HARPER and Eight Mile load
105xil3 S475. SO down. no interest
city bus, water, schools small home
allowed. paiby Campbell 2IpU5
Mack Omen % TT g-V74n
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-12
r2UcKs WANTED

j CASH roR YOUR DoDCE, TRICK
ANY AI<f
7 RANNAL BROS Dodge DEALERS
si03 CHALMERS PlNGRFE ibts
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-12

On } LARGE LOTS near Wayne
Just 2 blks. OF Michigan Ave-. an
attractive 6-rm. bungalow: situated
convenient To schools transportation
and shopping. total pTlce- - HOO. $3.50
full dn. pymt CROSSMAN. cor
Van Born aud Wayne Re- Wayne go
- 32O23 Michigan Ave, just ". Of
Hfofsa
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-12

MCDONALD for coal. coke. quality
fuel over 80 years Of dependable
service Call TO $1,000
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-12

ACRE plots on pavtmen' Good soil
900. City or suburban lots together
n bargain prices. your terms from
owner. no oe5E
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-12
WEARING APPAREL

CLOTHING BUYERS
Sale OF Mems New Suits
AL Sizes, styles. coloTa=si0 Zach
Lee'T 1887 y Dawson. al Dequindr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-12
VACUUM CLEANER REPAIR
GOLD. JEwELRY WANTED

VACUUM Cleaner. oyerhauied S. 80
all work guaranteed pick up and
aellVeFN al. ulal I.|
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-12
isi4 MODERN DESIGN PLAN


1o-s acre parcels. pioved ready Tor
planting fertile SOL low taxes
los down Sairsman At trailer Of
nre SHtUrTHy Hrf SUNDAY EytnihEs
UN &.4f2O. s. c, HAdley, luc ca
oO60
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-12
industrial Property Sole, Leose

COiOREn - Little chicken farms
west side bargains. Jones Br0k,r
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-12
PERSONALS

A DETECTIVE service q
licensed. industriAi commercial ard
private. mistinE pTrsCrs. etc. M
3310
A LIQUOR habit stopped a. home. Al
bold. 2t6i Nat Bank hicr hA 1854
"GALL KIM Eccomncndec by
users 6slistones Liver Gall
Bladder. Gas. Stomach TO
T-1740
Hail REMOVED FOREVER Safe.
fast, inexpensive Lifetime silarsn-
tee Doctors references, Eloctyugss
Clinic TO s-alif
HAIR REMOVED Permanently F.lec.
trolyNis 50 hour Autolnette Aust,
2Ss3 Lakewood Ii S032
PILES AND CHRONIC DISEASES
eUcCFsHfui o1ice treatment while
working
Doctor re svarts Rectal Ctuc
pTI5 Second NJ Palmer TE fzf2
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-12
Furniture. Household Goods
ELECTRIC WASHER SERVICE

RUGS used. cleaned, sSl2, $40,
Rug, 1897 Woodward. TO s-9i4h
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-12

COLORED-- Defense workers grt
yourself a piece ~ land ana huii8
out % cement blocks 100 priority on
them. Address Boa Il l3e Detroit
Times. 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-12

COLOREN--Just What sou " brrn
looking f0r acre t9actF Rrighflu.
Mich Lake Gould Address EQg
B-i2T Detroit Times 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-12

HIGHEST PRICES. Diamonds. jew
elry. old gold Orig Detr Gold Re
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-12

A BETTER cash price for
all furniture. Call Farris
Bros. TE 2-5373.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-12

WYANDOTTE- Area ~4-rn house 8
large lots. bath. sfr yer wired util-
fy room only 81 300 terms New
mar, $4,000 Plymouth rad RE s7zu
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-12
slows AND HEATERS

NEW Gas STOVES. s4T.s5
RAfMf BROS.
frut rTHnd RIVER, near fourteenth
1880 brand River. near Schoolcraft
open Thurs Fri. Sat. Ewes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-12

ACRES, S. nye-room hfitk house ga
paved robd will sell 10 reliable party
on terms. FRANK S. KRONECk.
kealtor. 23sS0 Van Dyke phone
Center Line 1890; open daily and
Evening star., 1944-07-16
Silver Spring Unit
Seeks Blood Donors

Calling attention to the fact that
many of the men now serving in
France in the Goth Division are from
Silver Spring, special appeal was
issued yesterday by the Silver Spring
branch of the Red Cross for local
residents to give their blood when
the Red Cross mobile blood donor
unit comes to the Woodside Metho-
dist Church from 8 am. to 1880 pm.
Wednesday.
Arrangements will be made to
care for the children Of women who
wish to be donors. Appointments
may be made by calling Shepherd
1903 or Silver Spring 0383. Donors
who are unable to keep their ap-
pointments are requested to cancel
them promptly so that some one
else may use the time.
The branch also is asking for more
volunteers to roll bandages at the
Woodside Methodist Church from
3 am. to pm. Thursdays.
Evening star., 1944-07-16
Maryland Illegal Gas
Purchasers Warned
oPA 10 Prosecute
Block Market Buyers
By the Associated Press,

bs the hSbOClateQ fIeSS.
BALTIMORE, July l5.-Continued
illegal trafnc In gasoline was cited
today by Leo H. Mccormick, State
director of the Maryland Once OF
Price Administration, as the reason
for much Of the increased p driving
reported recently. Mr.. Mccormick
added that he had ordered criminal
prosecution of persons who buy gaso-
line illegally. -
Such driving is possible, he said,
because too many citizens continue
to purchase gasoline at S to so cents
a gallon over the ceiling price with
out surrendering coupons, to some
few unscrupulous dealers, who in
turn purchase stolen or counterfeit
coupons from organized racketeers. !"
This continual misuse of rationed
gasoline" Mr.. Mccormick asserted,
'has occasioned me today to order
my enforcement division to concen-
trste its efforts during the next sew
eral weeks on the apprehending Of
the motorist who purchases gasoline
without coupons or presents spurious
coupons to purchase same"
He promised that offenders would
not merely have their rations re-
voked but would be presented as
criminal cases before the Federal
District Courts, with requests for jail
sentences. ..
Mr.. Mccormick called particular
attention to the situation in Balti-
more which he said had organized
crime, precisely of the same type
that was allowed to flourish In Chi
cago during the prohibition era. and
which is built around the black
market in scarce supplies"
Evening star., 1944-07-16

An Army ofncer called The Star
yesterday to talk about a landlady
who rents rooms In her home near
Walter Reed Hospital.
He told this story:
A room in the house is rented
by the wife Of soldier UNDERGOING
treatment at Walter Reed. Seriously
wounded at Salerno, the soldier has
been In hospitals II months and
has spent the last 5 months 1t
Walter Reed. He lost q leg at
Salerno.
Occasionally, his doctor has given
him permission to visit his wife and
one of those visits was to have been
made yesterday.
As the wife was leaving the
rooming house to 60 to the hospital
for her husband. the landlady
stopped her to say she couldn't
bring her husband to the house any
more.
Evening star., 1944-07-16

rain, the men finally arrived ut
their destination. Communicating
a native dinghy, they reached the
abandoned freighter.
Mr.. Brown stationed his compan-
ion forward and began an inspection
tour. Suddenly, they saw q small
boat approaching.
Sheer OF or well FIRE" Mr.
Brown shouted as he and Pvt. Un-
derwood clutched their penknives
Silence followed the ultimatum
Then the two men heard the oc-
cupants of the boat muttering. The
blu1 worked, however, and after q
few minutes, the boat disappeared
Mr.. Brown and his companion re.
manned on the cargo ship until q
friendly tugboat came alongside te
render aid. Shortly afterward, II
survivors of the Navy gun crew or
the ship were placed on board a,
a guard.
A native of Kentucky, Mr. Brown
came to Bethesda two years ago
with his wife, Mrs. Esther Brown, a
son, James. IA. and a daughter,
Cynthia, 8, to take q job with the
Maritime Commission. He Joined the
War Shipping Administration short
ly before going overseas in Novem-
Der, 1943.
Mrs. Brown said her husband had
never written her of his exploit
She said he is now in q North Afri-
can hospital recovering from In
juries received in q jeep accident
Evening star., 1944-07-16
500 More Women Needed
In Virginia Peach Harvest
By the Associated Press,

BLACKSBURG, Va. July Is
Virginias 1914 peach crop needs the
help of an estimated 500 more wom-
en- volunteers before 1t can be har-
vested, Miss Nancy Tyree, supervisor
of the Women's Land Army for the
State, said today The women must
be recruited by August /.
The emergency help Is asked by
Virginia orchardmen in three coun-
ties-Rockingham, Albemarle, and
Nelson. At Camp Timberville in
Rockingham County, sufficient men
and women and boys have been
recruited to fill requests until Au-
gust IA. After that time, additional
workers will be needed. Camp Tim
berville has child care center, SO
that women with small children
can work in the orchards during the
daytime.
Meanwhile. peach pickers have
been requested by Nelson County
growers for August though 49,
They will be housed on the Thomas
Fortune Ryan estate near Lovings-
ton.
In the same period, IS white
women will be needed to grade. pack
and pick peaches in Albemarle
County.
Evening star., 1944-07-16
Connecticut Avenue Stores
Pledge Courtesy 10 Buyers

The Connecticut Avenue Associa-
ton, composed of the so or more
merchants on Connecticut avenue
between H street and Florida ave-
nue. NV, has launched "be-kind-
to the customer" movement, with
members cooperating through in
centive plans among their employees.
K. M. Mackenzie, association
president, stressed the slogan, RE
member-the customers memory will
last long after the war is over" in
a letter to members, who have
agreed upon a policy of courtesy
plus" as a characteristic of that
business section.
I'VE believe that even such prob
lens as may arise through shortages
of merchandise or unframed sales
help can be Offset by the applica-
ton of this elementary principle of
customer relations" Mr.. Mackenzie
said.
There's nothing like a pleasant
smile and a generous attitude to
help us get along in the world,
whether it's trying to buy a beef
steak or explaining why you haven't
got it to SELL" he added. There
are no ration points on courtesy"
Evening star., 1944-07-16

IT let her come back, but 1t was
with the understanding that he
wasn't to come to my home"
Friday night, she said, the soldier
called his wife to say the doctor was
going to let him out Of the hospital
over the week end.
Il thought about 1t all night and
In the morning." she said. u had
to tell her I Just couldn't do 1t. I
couldn't have him come over. But
! didn't put her out until she found
another room and I gave her
very generous refund"
She said she didn't have to rent
rooms, that she Was doing it Is
q convenience and was willing to
take In mothers and wives Of SOL
diers ct walter Reed.
"But / can't take the soldiers.
I'm too mpressionahle. feel 80
sorry for them but I can't take
them In"
Evening star., 1944-07-16
Wostepoper Salvage
Quotes Set for MARYLAND

By the Associated Press.
Chairman Nelson of the War
Production Board yesterday set In
dividual quotas Of 7.3 pounds Of
wastepaper per month for every
Baltimorean and So pounds per per-
son for Maryland farm families.
These figures provide for the
first time monthly quotas for your
area and should prove helpful In
stimulating household collections" !"
Mr. Nelson said. Despite the ex-
cellent cooperation Of the public
and the 1900 salvage committees,
collections have averaged about !.
10000 tons short Of our monthly
goal"
Mr.. Nelson reported that waste
paper was at present the No.
critical war material.
Evening star., 1944-07-16
.S1,825,o0o Savings
Made by Maryland
State Departments
Public Welfare Leeds
In Effectins Greotest
Economy Of All Time
BY the Associated Press.

0s the hSSOClAleQ TTeSS.
ANNAPOLIS, July 15.-Savings by
Maryland State departments in the
last year reached an all-time high
of more than $1,825. 900, Gov.
O'Conor announced today follow
ing tabulation OF returns from q
majority Of the State units.
This total, the Governor reported
was s725 900 more than the highest
previous savings of $1,l02,985 for
the fiscal year l94l.
Foremost among the departments
in the matter of reversions for the
last year was the Department OF
Public Welfare with a total unex-
pended budget balance of $70S, 900,
followed by the public school sys-
tenn with 1921 900.
A total of 1925 900 remains and
will be reverted from the 1943 bonus
account, Gov. OConor disclosed,
and $500 has been returned to
the treasury from the standard
salary appropriation for 1914.
Brownsville State Hospital, with
savings of $4,000; the military de-
partment, with savings. OF $69,-
662.20 from the State Guard, mill
tary State police and Reservee Mil
itia appropriations, and the Mary
land tuberculosis sanatoria, with
$4,000 were among the other lead
ing State agencies with respect to
total reversion.
The sl,825 900 reversions from
budget appropriations, the Cover
nor explained, were in addition to
the $544,638 remaining from the
war emergency and general emer-
gency funds, from which alloca
tions were made under the Board
of Public Works.
Evening star., 1944-07-16
Job Pay Claims Cut
ShorpIy for Quarter
By the Associated Press,

oy the Associated Press.
BALTIMORE, July 15.-Figures
released In the June report by the
Social Security Board disclosed to-
day decrease Of 81 per cent in new
claims for unemployment benefits
during the first quarter Of 1914.
A total Of 1879, 900 was paid out
during the first quarter Of 1914 in
benefits, A per cent less than In the
first quarter of 1943 and "a per cent
less than in during the correspond
ing period in 1912.
The Social Security Board
claimed these figures indicate the
low level Of insured unemployment
now current. and the rapid reab-
sorption by industry of workers who
become temporarily unemployed.
Evening star., 1944-07-16

had undergone major operation
during the spring. =
THE wife," she said, had come
here in February and for three
weeks the soldier and his wife had
both lived In her home.
TN just doctoring myself all
the time and the doctor said some
thing was wrong with me. de-
cided seeing him was what was
the matter. Hearing him 80 up the
stairs or going into the bathroom
i just couldn't take 1t.
when they left here and went
to New York for q while, aslked
her not to come back to my house,
to get another room when they re-
turned. She called. me 10 days ago
and said shed been looking for
another room al afternoon and
couldn't ind. one. She said her
husband would stay It the hospital
all the time. 1
Evening star., 1944-07-16
262 More Ships Ordered
For Urgent War Needs
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Contracts for 262 additional cargo
ships and tankers were placed by
the Maritime Commission yesterday
at "the urgent request" of the Joint
Army and Navy Chiefs of Staff.
All the ships are "vitally needed
for the prosecution Of the war;" the
commissions announcement said,
and must be completed before July
l, 1945. The contracts call for 174
Victory ships. seven large tankers,
36 coastal cargo ships, 30 vessels of
the fast, Standard C-1 type, and Is
vessels of the CO class.
Forty-four of the 10,500-dead-
weight-ton Victory ships were as
signed to the Bethlehem Fairfield
Shipyard. Inc, Baltimore.
The new contracts bring the total
of Victory ships to be built to 52O
Evening star., 1944-07-16
Blood Unit to Visit
Church in Clarendon

Designating tomorrow as Marine
Day, the Arlington Red Cross Blood
Donor Service has arranged q visit
of the mobile donor unit to the
Clarendon Baptist Church. More
than 200 men and women stationed
at Marine Corps headquarters In
Arlington will make donations.
The Motor Corps will transport
donors, the stan assistants will
serve as receptionists and clerks and
the Canteen Corps will serve q
smack" to donors and luncheon for
the technical staff. :.