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Evening star., 1945-04-27

ana Mary semier %. 81 II ouineyp 0t1s pl ,t nv
Dorothy Gaze, 81, s2s1a Maryland ave ave-
Nancy Dsv.nssr, 81 1873 - s.vannsh s.; nn anf 81
.1siSn stiles q H. fssHs'qss fsss RsndolnS Pn
John Pish.r, Ris s1, sos North Capital st.. and
Harvey Mecrimmon, 20; Ashley Heights
Is;ss S,:ss; q; g. g. Winter eit, Fla, and
Alexsnd.rY N.n ssYGsnhs Sanl. 81 1907 Downing s.
Carl LSnsn.rt. q ts4Ss'ms:s ss, ss4 sth st. .w., and
w.ssr 1sesfd 1s:fd. g. cTs}e7i. eSsa e. oSIo and
1:iS;S xss. fsiless IN S.stsss; s.; IS s s.
Ass1t Egth dII, Mii,Ms 20 5o5s Fast capltolr rao st.
ne, and Jane Marie caiieuri' e:Iaey a! 7sIi 81
HiEo,d E,,II,i Pesti q: 20, Albany N. Y. and
ounce ~ Palmer "A, charlottesburg. W.
Ernest Bailey; SO, Bristol, Tenn. and
k.nnsts a.li.aSsr lMifSn e. sta ts4s sedtosd St
snd Mary Hsney, ii. Pit pittssursh tsssanHha' Mass
a,mnih,si a.d Jhsims csfrol 81 sso1 ssoin'issa New
James schrader ~: and Phyllis Feeney,
VIZ s: o91n OF 1852 wyoming ave. NV.
soSS.rtr Si.ties s,hsisS sissoe, 1s, $50 r St. ne
and Marjorie Thornton, Is. ssoi' i Otis a;
Edwin wilkes. %. shelbyvill., Tenn, and
June Landrum, 10. 7Oe Atlantic 1t. Sc.
carr Cison, H. 22, 3342 Brothers pl. s.e.,
q snd Aoeha coney' 20, 3012 Gainesville
Alfred Ryan. 30. w.lsham, Mass, and
stephen Hsr. .2sSasSnFis 2s. 9Ssa ad y. T. w. ~ and
Miriam Olson. 20, 3727 Van Ness st.
Alfred .,s 1.,.r; Iy:y; 81 sS Salem M N c.,
queen liter Whitney, Il. 10 IL 3 e'.. i. n.a ana
Lester eha6er, 80, Arlington, and Ermese
Talbot, SIS. 200 10Th st. NV. eSe
fetsr se.rdsIey. q; 317 4th st. Sc. and
casal Afford, 90, Darlington, s. C., and
mary Patterson, 1s, 1900 Kenyon St
Robert Boiling, %, Richmond, Va, and
Lalae Oliver, "a. 1856 I'd st. sw.
Evening star., 1945-04-27
SPECIAL NOTICES.

w Will PAY up to 5000, al cash.
Tor q modern home In any good resi-
DENTAL neishborhood, or close-in sub
urb; NO brokers please. Box 47s-N.
Gas WATER aEArERs. 70. 20. "a
gal. automatic: NO cash needed; small
PA sTAANNs%sgRY, AN%s H ,II,SgsIi.,v L1 S9HSi =, =.
debts other than those contracted by my
self. ALBERT LESLIE WAGER, 14O1 d.
George Aason dr., Arlington, Va. 2Ss
I WILL NOT be responsible for any debts
contracted by any one other than myself.
q: Q; DEcKER. 5000 Spring I'd. Land
SxT.L Sstr s, BARkisrERs. INST, 2o1o Ggpo
the LAWYERS ot the Capital and q the
sound international organization is COM
plicated and difacult. but without such an
organization the rights Of man cannot be
CHEMISTS AND CHEMICAL ENGINEERS,
special opportunities-The paint division
OF the Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co. has sew
ersl good opportunities for permanent en-
ployment Of well /. trained chemists and
chemical engineers; plants located in East,
Nid4le West and West Coast. If inter-
ssefd rlesss xrits : brief pote e PITTS
IN 01dg:, Washtngt0n, p. C.. ARRANGE
ynts WIN then Be made Tor personal
heervtev ana dlscussion.
Evening star., 1945-04-27
Marriage License.
Applications

Under D. c. la,Ds, couples must
apply TOR a marriage license on
one day, ,Dait three full days and
recefpe their license on the fifth
ddy. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Evening star., 1945-04-27
here IoGo
hat 1o Do

DANCES.
Kentucky State Society, willard
Hotel, $50 o'clock tonight.
War Workers Council, War Hos
pitality Committee, National Press
Club auditorium, 8 o'clock tonight.
Final dance Of season.
DRAMA.
SFraternally Yours" by Casper
Names, Mount Vernon Players,
Mount Vernon Place Church, BIS
o'clock tonight and tomorrow.
EXHIBITS.
Nineteenth biennial exhibition OF
contemporary American oil paint
ings, Corcoran Art Gallery, 9 am.
to 4:30 pm. through tomorrow and
, to ) pm. Sunday.
Posters Of liberated countries,
United Nations Relief, Inc, 1720 I
street NV, 10 am. to 9 pm. through
Monday.
Pierre Bonnard and Charles Hut
son paintings, Phillips Memorial
Gallery, II am. to pm. through
tomorrow, and 3 to pm. Sunday,
and II am. to 10 pm. Monday.
French drawings, Smithsonian In
stitution, National History Building,
am. to 4:30 pm. through Monday.
Picture history of Florida, Library
Of Congress, 9 am. to pm. tomor-
row, 1880 am. to 10 pm. Sunday
and am. to 10 pm. today and
Monday.
James H. Thomas of New York,
photographs, Arts and Industries
Building, Smithsonian Institution,
on Mall, 8 am. to 4:30 pm. through
Monday.
Paintings and drawings Of Nor
mandy invasion by 1t Mitchell
Jameson, lent by Navy, Public Lii
brary, Eighth and K streets NV,
0 am. to 8 pm. weekdays and 2 to
8 pm. Sunday through Monday.
Isabel Bishop of New York City,
etchings, division of graphic arts,
Smithsonian Institution, on Mall, 8
am. to 4:30 pm. through May 9.
New ceramics and textiles, OAR
Museum. Memorial Continental Hall,
am. to 4:30 pm. weekdays, ex-
cept Saturdays through summer.
MUSIC.
Navy Band Symphony Orchestra,
Departmental Auditorium, $50
o'clock tonight.
TALK.
Installation Observation Bee
Hive" by Frank H. Schloer and Life
of the "Honeybee," by James M.
Marsh, Children's Museum, 3 pm.
tomorrow.
FOR SERVICEMEN.
Stage Door Canteen, BelascoI
Theater, tonight: Cast of Searching
Wind" Margie McGloin, singer
pianist; Capt. Dick Mansfield, chalk
talk, and Castles of the Air" show
with 369th ASF Band of Fort Bel
voir.
Film: China" with Alan Ladd
and Loretta Young. USO Club,
Eighth and Pennsylvania avenue
NV, $50 O'Clock tonight.
Sightseeing tour, leave USO Club,
1911 H street NV, 2:30 pm. tomor-
row.
Dance, YWCA-USO, Seventeenth
and K streets NV, $3.50 pm. tomor-
row.
Ofhcers: Army and Navy daugh-
ters' dance, Ohicers' Service Club of
the United Nations, $3.50 o'clock to-
night.
Service personnel may obtain
more information by calling the
United Nations Center, National
$500, or any Of the following USOs:
Executive 042s, National 0614, Ma
tional 3431 or Republic 1927. Colored
personnel may call USO, Decatur
1864, or War Hospitality, Decatur
776S.
Evening star., 1945-04-27

War Bonds are now owned by
some 5,0o0, 900 individual Ameri-
cans. More than 8 out Of every Is
men. women and children In the
United States are purchasers.
Evening star., 1945-04-27


tious, fast caller, sell scarce wholesale line.
start $50 wk.; excel. future. Box lal-M'
SALESMAN. veteran preferred, to call on
contractors and building supply houses:
salary, car and expenses; good opportunity
SALESMAN wanted by old established
JULIEN, INC. NO. so75. regarding ap- p
sALEsMxN familiar with restaurant trade
SHOULD average $50 or more per week. Box
sALEsMxN ! ilEs; IAN outside ,ewelry salesman
chance fol-. real future with fast-growins
concern; full Or part time, VIM. +
POWERS Rsss1sE,i. co. ws ssls asas Baltimore ave.
SALESMAN. furniture; attractive PROPOSE
and liberal commission. $3.50 M st. NV,
sALEsSEN, 2. mem, clothing and furnish
ings dept. new modern store: outstanding
SpRSE1lnqisy pssHsnsnt ains excellent salary
sxLEsSEN to call on drug and department
stores out Of town; must have car;
'fsSd o6r7 P'ssss NS OF ssn noNpos as5 fsss
sxIEsMEN. cover virsinia and West vir.
drug and general store products: expert
ence contracting drug trade helpful, but moi
necessary; car necessary; COMPENSATION
protected territory: excellent earnings pos
sible. Write full details for immediate In
teryiew. Box 3S5-M, Star.
sAfRnEYs DsLarfsggENe sel Appy ss
ST.. shtrlinEton Shopping Center, Pairing
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT, expert
enced preferred: permanent position for
reliable man; good salary plus commission.
sEKyIICsE STATION MANAGER to manage
night shift pm. to IL mid, nishts pei
week; large service station: We want I man
Sacksroand: 5 salary is very sood ana ma s2ne Xne
future. 1Qx 13-M, Star.
SHOE SALEDMEN. sxperienced; good con-
- II. Hiyst, smricymsnt eliess ID aoor'
Evening star., 1945-04-27

steam iron. DISTRICT FUR CO, 60a
REAL ESTATE sALEswoMAN-su Builder,
real estate broker wants experienced sales
woman to take charge Of Office, must be
capable Of handling and closing deals. This
Is an az. exceptional Opportunity to be asso-
ington: Give details Of experience and
position 95 espsb. ssso1y
RECEPTIONIST-You lady with pleas
s5 RSs0n N ssSps
building. Good. salary, short workins
hours. Excellent transportation. Apply
aasa agfS Is z AND nAfN TEFfsF Hs private
shildren,s agency, 3s-hour week. 1907
idea faI time hess POSITION for G0l rsht person person
STEINDL STUDiO, 1928 Conn. ave, DE.
LA / II 10 cal al after z pm: u..,s ;,
Washington preferred. for portrait studio.
sALAp sn s. GIRL. good pay; Silver Spring
g start. Apply W sFAsDRRp DRuo ece,s CO.
1I13 G st. NV. 11o3 H st. ne, 914
sssALEi;sGIRLs, part time; soc hr. plus
commission to start; any hours between
bRud cor snd lis St. Annss nsG, osAsp fles st
SALES HELP--Top salary, excellent work
ing, conditions: air-conditioned store; sx-
perienced only. THE JENNY SHOP, 1919
s2IEsLADY, experienced: salary. ss5 per
week e start. Apply HOLLYWOOD
SALESLADY. experienced in better dresses,
iss sE s9s opsN sSsis A.ssetss e. sso sasos Conn
position, good salary. Apply sLoANs,
s2o2rsfn ~ anV. -. xrtth tvnipv iayner;enc.. c.r-
manent position: $40 90s 7th st. NV,
saIESExDY, attractive. preferably experi-
-enced, to sell nne dresses, sportsWear,
bathing suits. full or part time: permanent
Fred Pelzman, FRED PELZMAN's FASH.
ION SHOP, 1900 r ST. nv.
SALESLADY; attractive, capable salesgirl
for Washingt0nss very smart gift and
$40. HOME AND OFFICE BEAUTIFUL
ESl3 14th st. NV. See MR., Liebschutz
SALESIADIES, with or without expert
ence; IL you are inexperienced We will
gladly train you; permanent position, good
salary. pleasant working conditions Apply
Mr.. Abbey, HAHNs SHOE STORE, 1907
sAIESLADIEs to sell the beautiful sheba
Ann personalized dresses and slacks. You
can earn good mpney with our prompt de-
livery. 9ee or cAll MRS. ANN WHITLEY,
saax rT !si rh0ns .miH RI ,..sf7i sst7 ,.A.
rs yesk ena eommission. NAR1LxN
Evening star., 1945-04-27

Service personnel may obtain
more information by calling the
United Nations Center, National
5000, or any Of the following USOs:
Executive 0428, National 06l4, Ma
tional 3431 or Republic 1927. Colored
personnel may call USO, Decatur
1864, or War Hospitality, Decatur
776S.
Evening star., 1945-11-05
HELP MEN and WOMEN

CASHIERS for full-time work: all items in
store are plainly marked recurring nc
use the cash register in several hours
practice will then make you skilled; good
Poop oRE Pos sa5 ssaensssF. dsk rd GIANT
COUNTER CLERKS for either serving Gus
toners with cheese and luncheon items OF
from case, you simply weigh 1t and price
mark; fun time, pleasant work; no selling
experience needed; II you have never used
ls's tssH ooD Rely s45
essg sogpIE. Il pu. oss4
COUPLE. white. under As, man for nights
woman hrs: daily; 2-r. turn. apt and
Park. Berwyn ga
COUPLE, live in. to do E.h.w,. cooking and
sehoo esren 5 sI5o se @o cai ftD wa fars slla i9I
DISHWASHER, steady employment; meals
INCLUDED. 1928 New Hampshire ave. NV
DIsHWAsHER. soc per hour. ALASKA
FOOD AND FOUNTAIN Clerks. sse ls
will. train you good pay while learning
ABBY q any PEoPLEs Is DRUG STORE z'ss- Or
FOOD CHECKER. experienced; excellent
NAN PARK HOTEL, Connecticut ave and
GROCERY CLERK with driving permit:
permanent. MI. 1883.
Man Man OR Ro WOMAN to Sssh dishes n spare
sGs 5ss9 foP modern music School
PoRTEKS; maids laundry helpers. needed
by SUBURBAN HOSPITAL. Bethesda. Md ::
permanent work: good salaries and meals.
Come ready for work or call OIL. 6700
SALESPE0PLE. Christmas departments
full or part time; temporary or permanent
positions; experience not necessary. Ap-
ply personnel ofice, End floor. THE HECHT
CO. ST at Tth
SHOE FILTERS WANTED Experienced
preferred but not necessary: salary and
commission, excellent working conditions.
ONCE. 9th floor. THE PALAIS ROYAL
llth and @ SITS. nv
SODA FOUNTAIN CLERK. white ALASKA
PHARMACY. 5s0s Alaska ave. ia. 3l3l
Apply RAILROAD RETIREMENT BOARD
301 @ st. NV.
yoHNS-MANvILI.E needs men and women
for telephone or personal contact work.
To originate leads for Johns-Manville prod
ucts. Also excellent opportunity for shut
ins and stay-at-homes. Write or see Mr.
Hearn. JOHNS SALES CORP
92s 5th st. NV Room 204. EX. lI77
Evening star., 1945-11-05
HELP MEN.

i WATERS, coIored. Tor sea -food restaurant,
@ soTsias eondisienIs' I nssis @ .nclaasd. & rps ABBY
Mr.. Wilson. o'DoNNELL'S GRILL. i22i
wAaEhSUsE HELP. fun or part time.
partments: Stockmen. elevator operators,
See snd ss First ps
WsHnR ief fon III baS of dAkANNs kANs rEaT TosS co
time: steady aii-year-aroand work Apply
ssGss pss szgssssss e as Rs
WaTcaMazkERs' Rhx asIz ( s n mn Immediate openings.
MR APp oHRoP fse sS &c @ hsos daiy MOOD
WELDERS and helpers for. shop and held
work; GOOD opportunity for right men;
inter- nterviev Hs susan cuLP eha wGGpfNG e. iS
srlim rd;. Silver Spring. Md.
WOOL PRESsER wanted, colored. 1880
WRAPPERS X s AND INspEcroRs-Training
| will be given on the Job. full time. perma.
Ess ss1
gps1kaav gqps1tklen Apply Ennr Mr. Bell CAVALIER q
YoGNG a MAN. 20 S0hn' To q. ase high school or
business college educ; excel, opportunity
to handle details more important than than
sxper In reply, give all particulars.
YSS YouNG MAN, ambitious good appearance
over 25. accustomed to meetnig public,
high school graduate. typist,. Permanent
nSs0nN Ffessns casa Ell co
YOUNG MAN to work behind soda toun-
V1EfE sa1n shT; phA;sMSsy saSs excellent pay BROOK
YOUNG MAN to take. charge of supplies
and do MESSENGER work. Permanent posi-.
/ lion. Opportunity for Advancement and
| to learn insurance business. 5-day week
HOME INSURANCE CO. 1922 x st. n.w.'
GooD, STEADY MAN for grocery store:
good pay and hours for right man. Cal
| in person, COUNTY MARKET, 1924 Wis
UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY, Statesmen t2)
with car TO sell the famous Weatherized
line. combination 3-in-1 storm, windows
cooperation. Phone MR.. MINNIcKs.
Jackson 1929 -30-31
WANTED AT oNCE-I5 good men twhite)
preferably ex-servicemen. who are inter-
! ested in outdoor landscape work; no. ex-
perience necessary; 81 per hour to those
| Come ready for work Mon, morning, 7:3C
LARGE NATIONALLY KNOWN dance
studio has a few openings for people with
ambition and personality to teach ballroom
dancing: unusual opportunity to advance
people between rs and 35 given preference
Do no. telephone, Apply in person between
/ 10-1. ,APTHUR MURRAY STUDIOS, 1loI
sun OIL co. has opening for service sta
! ment; good hours, excellent pay. Apply
1910 Conn. ave. NV.
Evening star., 1945-11-05

chef. CARLTON HOTEL 18th and K SIS.
soos @ s mHs Be ssFss saa
a t8lf aHs sf2 fsAsNF 157 ADR De 'EsEs sass
corY ~ B69s. pasne vste sfs 10 years or over to
work In editorial department OF The Eve.
ming s day wees sorR SRy
Room @ 7s4 Star Baildlng. news department. nis
TaE EYENNS sTAE aapl vass ps sse
TE sef TATGN N1z sHoP e famous nor for
hamburgers," especially attractive; op,
for p9rsnsg informstion. at sso to sso pm Oh 0oOo
COUNTERMEN, experienced; good wages;
saEs wesf skss Aa5fRSN Wsea Sixa ATgro5 nEsTAg
coGNTERMEH, white, daywork; f Closed ssst
sundays; 66c hour. plus meals. Apply at
P5sy asd odaDRsTSh sS RsE x HSRL o!sR ms
PfsRSSlssssnHha PfsHWSssHhR ave. PoRrEn combination.
reo Gso SHSa sPRrNs co1NrRY cLuB' shS
Bis bfsHWAsHER, WASHER eolored; no sunday, no
free meals. DORCHESTER PHARMACY,
DfsRwasHER, Dish aasa FL coiored. experienced sac
ws no night q sunsNny Eors ss nd
ii A8Rg eooyea a0sasy $3.50 osRs sseR
meals. days week. Apply 1925 wis
DISHWASHERS. experienced, S27 week;
no Sunday. Apply S11 Pa. ave. NV.
DTSHWASHERS, .coloreo: top wages, meals
included: high-class restaurant. See Mr.
Wilson. o'DONNELL'S SEA GRILL. 1921
bIsHWAsHER-KITCHEN HELPER, colored:
$140 mo-: day OF week. Apply 1908
DISTINCT REPRESENTATIVE. national
concern, 54 years old. rated triple-A. has
in Washington and vicinity; permanent
position; attractive future: salary, COM
essential but helpful: must furnish good
references. Box 422-z, Star. giving full
details, and company representative will
meet With you in few days for per-
DRAFTSMEN, structural steel detailers
Appiy stating exp. BETHLEHEM STEEL
CO, Bethlehem, Pa.
Evening star., 1945-11-05

CONTINUED on Next Pase.l
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-08-24

EAST DETROIT
and bath; utility; 2-car garage -
S. 500; 81 COO down.
) and bath; garage; lot 50xl5o -
s and bath, near Gratiot-s3, $50;
terms
Modern bedroom home near Ora
,iot and 81 Mile--Sl 45O down.
and bath; basement; furnace: ga
rage; 70, 40X2o0-s6 900: terms.
and bath; garage; fenced yard -
SO ZOO: 5000 down.
3 Mile near M-s7: 5 and bath: fenced
yard-sf. 700: terms
l25xl2o; nice room home; garage
IS 200. terms
RosEvILLE
Martin road; and bath: utility
81 $50: $3.50 down.
Il acre; and bath: utility: near
II Milc-S 81, 900; 81 900 down.
>. acre: and bath: utility: newly
decorated; vacant: 2-car garage -
81 900; terms.
and bath. well built and In excel
len, condition; 2-car garage-s5,25o;
terms
Attractive Arm. home-s2 500: terms.
3 room home; garage; near Gra,iot-
! 81 900 terms
Furnished and bath: utility: ga.
! rage lots; one block 10 Gratio,-- 81 :
800
| ana OdtN, not wafer: furnace.
! rage-s4.75o. 81 200 down.
and bath al large rooms: furnace:
stoker; lot 77xi4+-S7. 500: easy terms
| FRASER
| Exceptionally nice 4-room home. full
! bath. laundry tubs plenty of closets
and cupboards; stairway 10 floored at
| tic; rarage-s3 500: one-half down
S0X375: and utility: 2-csr garage
81 900 s. 900 down
? acre; small home; chicken COOP
! on paved roads 300; terms or 81 500
cash
Income; 4 down; 3 up: large lot
s5 500
chickens; nice room home-s6. 300
| without poultry. 81 900 81 600 down
>. acre: and bath: attic: garage
nea- bus lNe-Si $50, terms
acres; modern room home; bar.
gain.
acre AL In garden and fruit; at
! tracilYe 4=rocm home; garages, 800:
81 800 down.
Beautiful country home and other
modern buildings with or Q acres
FERNDALE
and bath, near Q Mile and Wood
ward garages. 500. 81 900 down.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY
Beauty narlor with living quarters
on Main street and bus line: all equip
men. including household furnishings
81 600: Can be bought without house
hold furnishings IL desired.
HUGHES REAL ESTATE
Gratio' az 70 Mile kd Roseville 1901
UTICA ROAD AT IA MILE FRASER
SMALL house on lot 85x233: near
Grauot and Common road district: gas
and lights this is the greatest bargain
on earth full price. sl,i50 Inquire
1920 Gratiot at l4ia Mile. Phone NJ
Clemens 1907. A28
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MOTORCYCLE for sale. $500. Indm1
81 Donald Strong, 5935 NORM ave.
Phone 1851. 40
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-08-24

Lawyers Bldg Opposite coun,y Bldg
Phone MI. Clemens 525; or 7e73
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Farm Fresh Market
Wonted to Buy

WANTED-I1board Marine motors
s~v make also motors and supplies
for sale Write stokes Marine Supply
CO Co'dW7ter. Mica H2i
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iall INDIAN excellent condition +.
saddle bags; shield. grease gun. act
ual mileage 900. $500 ais Broad
acres street. Phone $500 l.
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UTICA KUND At II MILE FRASER
SMALL house on lot S5X233: near
Grauot and Common road district: gas
and tights. this is the greatest bargain
on earth full price, sl,i5o Inquire
1920 Graiiot AZ l4ia Mile. Phone NJ
Clemens 1907 A28
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Office Equipment

TIMOTHY and clover baied hay. saw
horse T.. years. weigh 200. double
harness 2740 North Jefferson. Phone
7924
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y LENGTH N6rfsern Sci e0li. sise
Is Ike new, also girls coat. SIZE -
Fh2ne 1859, ~, Clemens. A24
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HARPER Salvage has lot ~ '35 vs.
parts: also other parts and new scces-
SORES. Ais Hsrper ~ a Mile road
Phone ut. Clemens 1915. A25.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-05-11
CPL. ALLEN JONES
AWARDED SCROLL

Corporal Allen Jones, 1108 AL
drich Avenue, now with the Air
Service Command stationed in Eng
land, was recently awarded the
Scroll for Faithful Performance of
Duty, by Brigadier General Morris
Berman, Commanding General Of
the Base Air Depot Area, Air
Service Command.
Cpl. Jones is serving with a truck
company in the Combat Support
Wing, which is responsible for the
storage and transportation Of
bombs, ammunition and supplies
for the invasion Air Forces.
He was indicted into the army
in October of 1912 and has been
overseas for the past 81 months.
Cpl Jones' award was in recogni-
ton Of his consistently high sense
Of duty, loyalty and splendid mill
tary record"
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-05-11
Soldiers from Our Towns

At the left is S/Sgt. Henry
Franklin, son of Mrs. Henry Frank
lin, 3617 Chicago Ave-, Minneapolis,
who in September received the
Purple Heart for wounds suffered
IN Italy. Sgt. Franklin, who has
been in the Army two years and
overseas nine months, is with the
S70th Infantry in the 92nd Division.
Mrs. Spencer Shivers and Mrs.
Marion 81 Minneapolis are his sis
tiers.
Corporal Williams steele; center,
the son Of Mrs. LEILA Steele, S7Ss
Fourth Ave. s., Minneapolis; has
been ii the Army Sc months. He
has served one year IN Honolulu
and one year in Saipan, where he
is now stationed. His mother re-
ceived word from his commanding
officer, Lieut.. James A. Haggie,
that Cpl. Steele has been awarded
the good conduct medal in recogni-
ton Of "more than one year of
active military service marked by
exemplary behavior, efficiency and
fidelity" The letter further stated
"Cpl. Steele has been cited for
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fidelity through faithful and exact
performance of duty, efficiency
through capacity to produce desired
results and Behavior such as to de-
serve emulation. He has reflected
credit upon himself and the United
States Army. His relatives, friends
and his community have every
right to be proud Of him" Sisters
and brothers Of Cpl. Steele are Mrs.
Jessie Crockett, Mrs. Clara Brown,
Mrs. Katie Stone and Melvin Steele.
Pvt. Stanley Tabor, left, is the
son 81 Mrs. Stanley Tabor, Route 4,
HazeIwood Ave. St. PAU. Pvt.
Tabor, with the First Army in Ger
many, had just returned from the
front lines when this picture was
taken. He issues supplies and has
crossed the Rhine many times, be-
fore the surrender Of Germany.
He, among other soldiers, reported
" lived In castle that was seized
from a wealthy German woman,
not many months ago. He says it
is beautiful, spacious, a magnificent
place, just as we read Of In the
papers.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-05-11
Ethel Roy Nance
Ats. F. Conference

Ethel Ray Nance of Seattle.
formerly of Duluth and the Twin
Cities, has accepted a position Of
fered to her by w. E. B. Dubois.
as assistant secretary to Negro
consultants to the San francisco
Conference.
Her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. vii,
liam Ray, reside in Duluth, Mrs
Nance's birthplace.
JOHN D. JONES
RITES HELD
Brief services were held at the
Woodland Funeral Home for John
D. Jones, 256 18th Ave. &c., Sun
day, May 6, at 2 p. m.
Mr.. Jones died at the Minneapolis
General hospital Thursday, May 8
The remains were shipped to his
home, Eldorado, Kansas, for burial
His wife, Virginia, accompanied the
body.
Others surviving are his mother
Mrs. C. Neeley, Of Eldorado, and
Rev. Henderson Reddick, William
Reddick, H. D. Witherspoon
cousins, and George Jones, an uncle
all of Minneapolis.
Rev. A. F. Martin officiated al
the services.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-05-11
Nora Nash Buried

Mrs. Nora Nash, 70, 455 Carroll,
died Tuesday, May /, at Ancker
hospital. Mrs. Nash was born in
Galesburg, ILL.,, March 4, 1866, and
had been a resident Of st. Paul for
the past six years, coming here
from Sioux Falls, s. D. She made
her home with her daughter, Miss
Viola Nash, at the above address.
Funeral services were held Fri
day, May 4, at Mt. Olfvet Baptist
church, with Rev. c. B., Wheeler,
officiating, and Rev. Q. T. r. Mel
son, assisting. Interment at Oak
land cemetery.
Her survivors include four chill
dren, Viola, Charles and Harold Of
st. Paul, and Fred Of Huron, s. D.
Brooks Funeral Honis was ii
charge.