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OFFICES FOR RENT.

OFFICE SPACE for professional men;
l 800 to 1000 SO. It. in centrally located
office bldg. Box 3s9-J. Star.
1000 so. FIT. office space for organiza-
ton or large professional firm. Box 1861,
FURNISHED OFFICE and desk space for
rent. 500 Eye st. NV. National 1915.
NEAR Goth AND SITS. NW.-Approxi-
mately 420, So it: OF very desirable space
hea new sh aT psT op and seS
service Call MA 1865 or MA 1920
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

DOWNTOWN-4-story commercial brick
building, now being remodeled stores are
vacant; wonderful opportunity to locate
your business in this busy section of down
town WASHINGTON near 18th and G SITS.
NV. Call M. L. Kraft. business property
dept, LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN & CO.. ME.
Mr.. 5th AND KENNEDY Nw.-zoned LIST
commercial: 3-bedroom frame house; i'm
mediate possession; easy terms. $4,000.
ROBERT MAGEE WA 3314
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APT. HOUSES FOR SALE

COLORED-24-UNIT, Def, steel and con
crete apt. bldg, off of 18th and Col. I'd.
with a very low expense. This apt. house
is in excel. condition and reasons bly,
priced For details see M. L. Kraft. BUSH
ness property dept. LEO NJ BERNSTEIN
81 CO, ME 54On
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SUBURBAN SALIVA. (cont. J

NEAR FALLS CHURCH, rooms and
bath, unfinished End floor; full basement
cleo hot-water heater. wired for cleo
range, picket fence in front and part Of
two sides. Out Lee hwy. to Merrifield
on right. 25s
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NAVY CHAPLAIN desires 2-bedroom fur
nished house or apt. near Bethesda Naval
WANTED TO RENT or 8 bedroom house
in Metropolitan Washington Area. Chest
s g re- S4S g MONTHS, RENT in advance: "a
bedrrns., unfurn. good cond. RA. 1907.
ESTABLISHED COUPLE seek lease unfurn.
residence or apt. Wash. NV. or suburbs;
occupancy; approximately $50 to $50;
references. Phone Elk. 1924, to 5 daily.
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Remove one letter from each word and
arrange to spell the word called for.
Print the letter opposite the word from
which you have removed It, If you have
"Lettered-Out'' correctly it's dwells
Answer TO Yesterdays Letter Out.
fS) SMoLDER -REMoLD make over).
(O NTTROGEN-RENTING Uettins1,
fL) PASTEL-PATFS fhead tops)
tO) GOITER-TIGER t{wtld animal.
CD LNVERSE-vENIRE {3urymsn).
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OFFICES WANTED.

DOCTOR, MD, would like to get an ONCE
in en- apartment building, Northwest pre-
ferred Box 164-A, Star.
ESTABLISHED WELL-KNOWN organiza-
ton desires to lease or suitcase modern
downtown office space of two or three
rooms. Box l42-B, Star
SMALL HOUSE, preferably oil heat, by
educational organization wishing homelike
attractive headquarters between 18th and
goth SITS. NV, below Dupont Circle AT
least three rooms, one large enough for
meetings 80 people. viii consider larger
place If allowed to sublet part. NO.
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White House in Fairfax County near
bus stores, schools, church; 81 900 pei
acre. Box 265-B. Star 25i
ginis location, near grade school church,
store and bus: 10 miles D. C; $3.50 per
acre. JAMES E. MAHONEY, Woodward
Bldg, RE PAIL
u 70 5 a. HoMEsITEs, wooded or cleared.
within 10 mi of Washington in Fairfax
County, on good roads; reasonable prices
and terms. VERNON NJ. LYNCH g. SONS.
Z mi out Columbia pike. Phone AL. 1905
Office closed Sunday
FOR COLORED SUBDIVISION-Appro
acres, with streets graded; choice section
nearby Montgomery County: reasonable
price and liberal terms. MURDOCH. SH.
1874 oQs
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

$40 RITTENHOUSE N.W-Young gentle
ment with one other girl; $50 month SH.
DUPLEX APT, rooms. suitable for 4 peo-
porches; rental, SI65, utilities included.
go c st. NV, Elk. O215.
1345 COLUMBIA RID. N.W.-Attractive
empl. adult: l only; S1I Wk Ii anS5
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APARTMENTS EXCHANGED

WILL EXCHANGE 2-bedrm apt on 1900
block Ga. ave. NV. for house near that
WAsH.-BosToN ExCHANGE-Have mod.
2-bedrm. apt in nearby Alexandria; will
Csmbridge or vicin.; rent. $50 TO SO un-
furn. Occupancy LIST Feb. Box 172-B, Star
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AUTO LOANS,

AUTOMOBILE LOANS without indorsers-
We do not check with employer or use
unpleasant methods to ascertain credit
record. Car does not have to be paid for
in order 10 obtain money. NOLAN FL
NANCE CO.. 1902 New York ave. n.ws
GREYHOUND Bus Terminal, RE. 1900.
Omen till G u m
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PROPERTY FOR SALE

MINNESOTA AVE. NE, Just north Of BEN
Minnesota ave-. zoned first commercial,
with 7400 SO. it.: Immediately to the rear
is a second commercial parcel of $4,000
SO. 1T. with siding available on the B. & o.
Railroad. This is an excellent location for
some concern needing an acre of space and
also a desirable location for an office or
Immediate usage and the price is at
Iractive. Shown by appointment See
Mr. Parsons, WEAVER BROS, INC, Wash
ington Bldg. District 5000
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CoLoRED-NEAR LIST AND ADAMS ST.
w.-Semidetached brick, large yard. ga
rage, > kitchens. oil heat. refrigerator;
gPo qssf;sd S 81 s5o. Terms Ssl M
CoLORED $40 n ST. NV. s-room
brick. arranged as 2 apis. h.-wh.. cleo
tricity and bath; price $3.50; $1,000
cash: balance monthly. Ma 1888.
CoLoRED-I636 E ST. s.E.-Brick, cor
$50: terms. Call RA. O6Ss.
CoL0RED-350O BLOCK WARDER ST.
n.w-,semidetaached brick on large lot s
spacious rooms, 2 inclosed porches, oil
heat. recreation room, REFRIGERATOR pos
session: S12.750. terms. Call Mr.. Ster-
ling, URC1OLO REALTY CO., NE. 4941;
ewes NO. 6206.
COLORED - VACANT - Newton st. near
Park pl. NV, 8 large rooms, h.-w.h., Co.
lonial porch full cellar hardwood floors;
terms if desired Ask for A. w. STEPHENS,
COLoRED-1O32 9Th ST. N.E.-contain-
ing 3 apis. each rooms and bath; l va
cant: 81 600. 1908 Lincoln pl Sc
$3.50 MA 463Q
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

Bg as l 4s e5aUqG trunk sedan ceiling
sedan s7 cene nrse sss
S474, e,o Stafford CHANDLER Motor
69DGE ias s. adoo AT od asao good tires
hi IL MM hGHGk 1s41 4-door excellent
running condition: whitehall tires; S1,55I
Ss!ss IS Iii re S zsnSasn lane
lent rannins condItion needs some wood
s SsEs repair MI ss n t1f as S ce aas
Hampden lane, Bethesda WI 450o
P0NTIAC-Brand-new Pontiac engines to
aea Ct seryss H ySa1 car Rdn
81 hF ia4 40 sso9
built twe-sons so dc luxe SorEns whtSeWall
$4,000 miles; within oPA ceiling; S75s,
T ] after 10 am. 1924 Bryant
coMPARE THESE CARS, a fine selection
trade. OPA ceiling prices and some below.
AZ Ford 2-dr. sed extra large
AZ Dodge d. coupe; r and h., fl. DIR. 1881
~ plymouth sp. d. /. sed.. r, and b. Lilo
Al Plymouth sp. d. l., 2-dr. sed.,
Al Packard Clipper sed., r. and h.. 1895
Al Buick So. 4-dr. sed., h. 1850
~ Ford super d. !. 2-dr., r. and h. 1,Q68
~ Buick Super sed,. r, and b., 1.495
and h.. 1,ose
large heater -N-N--- 1928
Convertible
Al Chrysler New Yorker cony. cpe.,
r. and h.. fluid drive 1875
Al Mercury conv. coupe, r. and h. 1895
Many others to choose from. HYATTS-
VILE BUICK CO., WA. ALL
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY bR SALE,

TWO 4-FAMILY APIS, 2 bedrooms each;
one S-family apt. with / bedroom each;
colored tenants; on wide avenue: will
sell al or separate units. JEROME s.
s;FAMILY BRICK APT. BUILDING. COM
munity: each unit living room dinette,
bedroom. kitchen. bath; schools, stores,
bus, ETC. within few blocks fully occupied
ouired investment Of $4,000 shows ex-
cellent return. WEAVER BROS. INC,
Washington Bldg. District $500.
Georgetowns main thoroughfares. Present
income approximately $4,000 year. This
property has many fine personalities. For
further information call MILTON 1SEN
WO. 640S. MA. 1896.
VERY DESIRABLE PROPERTY of substan-
tial size in outstanding location; leased to
single tenant Details and inspection by
appointment L. A. MOISTURE 81 CO.,
MA. Ql55. Call LII 2l4n. eYes. %
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FARMS WANTEp.

WILL PAY CASH for farm, s to 100 acres,
Arlington or Fairfax County. BOX go
3. Star.
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ROOMS WANTED.

WANTED, beginning about Jan. Is or Feb
1-One or two furnished rooms, with bath
walking distance of Commerce Bldg, by
settled examiner in U. S. Patent ONCE
Address VIM. n CLARK, 1900 Monument
MATURE, cultured woman, Red Cross Ger
tificatton, stay evenings with children in ex-
change for pleasant room and bath; Federal
employe, Box 305-B. Star
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BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED.

COLORED - RENT OR BUY - 1900 ZOO
block 18th NV, U st. NV or 1901 900
block 14th st. NV. or what have you?
A. E. WILLIAMS, NO. 6247. 26s
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HOUSES EXCHANGED.

ExCHANGE-Will exchange modern g.
room house in Westhampton SECTION,
Richmond, Va. mr. Country Club, for sim
liar house in or mr.. Alexandria. Contact
W. B. KNIGHT, sos Somerset ave, Rich
naond, Va Telephone Richmond 41321
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REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE

Nal Sd AIE SALs w IASHANSE.
ACCEPT good used car as part payment
on nice corner lot in Chevy Chase, Md.
OWNER, WO. 1112. 80
g LOTS, Falls Church, 1 blk of Lee hwy. ;
2 lots. Capitol Heights, Md. in part pint
for acreage on highway, near Palm Beach,
able for tourist court. TIE 1886. No
dealers
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LOTS WANTED
ACREAGE FOR SALE.

'AY CASH FOR LOTS in Fairfax or
arlington County. p. o Box $40, Alex
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY.
Summer homes and building sites Write
for catalogue. Box II. Mayo. A. A. Co., Md
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STORES For RENT
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.

SEVERAL GOOD STORES. especially good
for cut-rate drugs, ladies' or mems wear,
furniture electric appliances Ma 1889.
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HOUSES UNPUBLISHED.
HOUSES WAIVED 70 RENT.

MASS. AVE, with parkin
OF. $50. 2nd floor. 1874 18th n.w.-Fe
eauty parlor; S126. Ma 1859.
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.
WILL ERECT any size warehouses, with
or without railroad siding, for established
firms desiring central location in Alex
andria or Arlington, Va; reasonable rent
and long-term lease assured. JOHN C..
WRIGHT, CHI ATT
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-26
resF We Poreeil Vz
! DefrOiferS
.ListeddSDedd

Four pcroitCrS were reported
AS war casualties 90 The Detroit
Times today.
An infantry sergeant previously
reported wounded then missing,
has now been declared dead ac-
cordnc 10 word received hy his
parents.
a marine air corps pilot lost his
life over kikai Shma TWO ma y
men, one missing The other
wounded. complete today 5 list.
These reports are received from
official army and navy releases
and next of kin.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-26
; State Servii(emen
Liberated From Japs

The war department today re-
leased the add tional names OF
one Detroiter and two outstate
civilians liberated from Japanese
custody.
They are Edward r. Nell, son
of Mrs. Florence r. Nell, 29l6
Linsdale. Detroit; Hugh +.
Clancy. husband of Mrs. Hugh f.
Clancy, Ypsilanti; and James v,
Gormai, brother of Mrs. Harvey
Goulet, Pontiac.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-26

1--WE bearded hunters are
Il searching today for duck
(uncooked) so they can so home.
Their big take-off was on Fri
4 day when they foregathered
NJith one box of shells and three
cases of whisky.
One member turned up with a
gun, which thoroughly alarmed
the others.
"Do you Wdnt TO get some
body shot7" they demanded.
n So they checked the gun and
4 never moved out Of the Loop.
sRAmes withheld by request
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-26

FIRST 1T. WALTER KEITH
PARMENTER. "A, marine air
corps, July 10, kikai Shima;
Baldwin High graduate; former
employe of Yellow Coach and
ffttck- Co, Pontiac, enlisted, No
vember. 1912; overseas July 1914;
leaves wife, Jean 1886 Monica;
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter II.
Parmenter. Birmingham; brother.
1St 1t. Eugene; one sister.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-26
Italians on Strike

LONDON, Sept. p tUP) - A
general strike, in protest of cm-
ployment of Germans, began at
midnight in Triest, Monfalcone
Pola and Muggia. Italy, Radio
Belgrade reported today.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-26

DIGWIGS were meeting In
ID greatest secrecy over In that
Chicago hotel suite TO discuss
ways and means for the new
All-American Pro FoOtb a ii
League.
Money was the big item-and
thousands were banded about.
Finally the chairman turned TO
a silent fellow in the corner:
"What about you? HoW
much viH you put uP|
Said the cub:
I'm iust a reporter.
II broke up the meeting.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-26
Who Pays:

I ATEsT trick Of the sharpies
IL around town Is TO get bills
out Of mail boxes.
Then the sharpy marches into
the smart shop with a flourish
pays the bill. with a check twice
the size Of the bill.
OF course, the check bounces.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-26

usually goes ndileSSi anu nc say
this is the reason.
CIVVics:
MIKE COCHRANE, twisting
vi that gray fedora:
Feels queer TO be out Of
blues"
He's just in from two weeks
on his Montana ranch, where he
roped steers.
Saws he's a manufacturers
agent now, that there's nothing
TO that Boston deal which keeps
bobbing up.
Mrs. c. has sold their Crosse
Tie home, bought one in Crosse
Pointe again--b G cause she
couldn't rent any place.
The old catcher looks mighty
smart in his prewar clothes,
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-26
a Detroit Casualties
Reach Percy Jones
Detroit lines Battle Greek Bureau

BATTLE CREEK, Sept 25-
Only four Detroit area war casual
ties arrived az Percy Jones Hos
pital Center today. They are:
Alea Pie Harry W. Pontiac
Fottunaio 5 Orlando J.. 559s Cadillac
Dttf0it =
Han Pvt. Charles 299s Pngree De
truit
House. Pfc. Eanley, 1858 Aibsrtus De
tIiit
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-26

that an en-
ligh lie n ed
people do not
elieVe IN
punitive SEN
tenceS. ar c
interested in
reclamation.
And h o "
W h q n he
walked Ou I
a fter h =
Sp &C n he
found some
b o d v had
Sto olen his
coat and hat.
These days
the Justice
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-26

OCT. BUZZ BRITAIN, i'll of
- malaria and dengue In n
New Delhi hospital--for the
gorgeous giadiOti which came to
the column.
He, that talented lad who
fought through years of child
hood illness TO make the AAF
and get covered with medals.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-26
WOUNDED

NM &c JAMES l.. TISDALE
JR., "a, Aug. 9, off Honshu;
worked for Timken'S; in service
November, 1942; overseas Novem-
Der, 1914; husband of Mary Ellen,
sen of Mr.. and Mrs. James l..
TiSdale, 1851 Howard.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-26
MISSING
MINI &c HARRY A. McDER.

MMM 0TV HNhhl Y, MtUFK-
MOTT, 20. Aug, "A, Java Sea;
Ford Trade School graduate; in
service April, 1913; overseas Sep
tember, 1914; son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas McDermott. 47S5 Curtis,
Dearborn; brother of S 1/c Rob-
ert and Pvt. Thomas, EsSeX-Scot-
tish regiment.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-26
NNNNN~"f5ffFc1t ItWsF
Honor Roll
Official
Casualty
List
ARMY DEAD

PACIFIC AhtA
HARVEY. PFC. CHARLES Son m ATs
Celia r. Harvey, Milngton.
REPP. SGT RAYMOND A.-iiusband ol
Nls Louise O. Rtpp saginaw
EUROPEAN ARIA
ARMSTRONG lsT 1T CLYDE N N-SGn oi
Nrs Etna May ArustrlRe paitci
HINEIHOCH PFC GILBERT D SON .o'
Mrs Fannie uimehoch. Fiirt
MAiitCOAT S SGT DANIEL E-Brothu
uf Mgs Bertha Saylor Monroe
MARSH PFC EDWARD G. son ~ las
Marsh MaActf
sHIsLEY PVT CHARLES Husband ui
SITS Leuulr Shhlly, >turEis
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-26
OUR
TIMES
By Vera
Brown
Grim Justice;

CUPREME Court Justice
- Frank Murphy likes 10
tell this one on himself How
one zero January night he
spoke against capital punish
ment at a downtown audi
torium.
How he drove home The point
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-26

ouSly reported
wounded, then
nisSin &; in
service e July,
l9i2. overseas
April 1871;
leaves parents,
Mr. and Mrs.
Giuseppe DIFa.
no 1885 +.
Garfield tw o
sisters and two
brothers, one in
laYst-tgn
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-26
DEAD

SGT. JOSEPH J. ID FAZIO, 25
infantry, Feb. %, Germany; previ-
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-26
Around Town:

THAT visiting submarine sub
Il merged in Lake Huron on
its wAy--jusi feE practice. We'd
like to have seen the face Of any
power boat skipper as the pig
boat boiled up out Of the lake.
\
Phil Wood now owns all that
Canadian Gar Woods Industries,
Inc.
Mrs. Walter Sullivan has Just
remade a pin cushion she has
owned since her high school days
turned up 10 necdies True,
/ watched her count them.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-26

The Farwell Building is sold.
a. Of today, TO = syndicate. So
~s get the money for that hos
Pitsl.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-26
Via Grapevine:

HOLLYWOOD is flirting, on
II long distance telephone,
with Tom Harmon-for another
movie. Probably a sports Sc
quence.
just formed-Beacheombers,
Inc, by OIIie Olsen, Crosse
Pointer, just back from Califor-
nia-which will be a new night
club here.
The clubs are going South
Pacific: Another one will be
called Bali.
Wouldn't il be wonderful If
some public-spirited cltlzen
would give a playgroun n q.
stadium and pool 20 honor that
late fine Detroit citizen? Could
be. We hear
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-26

Hand decorated.
folding spool rack
kccps your thread
IN order.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-26

90" tape measure.
Made OF lincniIed
material, m al
end
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-26

Luxuriously quilted draperies that liven
up your whole room. Fully lined.
and headed tops. 6S" vide;
2T yards long. Tiebacks included.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-26

Sapc almost ten dollars now!
Rcb rongbueape studio set in
clndes couch cOper and ) biloW
coperS. OnfsfaHdmgty Weil made.
Sears Drapery Dept.-SecOHd
The daily monitor leader., 1945-12-21

CAPT. PAUL ]. Sonnenburs.
81, has arrived from Camp At
terbury, Ind, where he was
placed on inactive duty after 80
months in uniform. Capt. Son.
nenburg is on terminal leave un-
til March 10, having spent "a
months overseas with the Army
Signal Corps attached to the
Ninth Air Force. He holds four
battle stars on his ETO ribbon,
the American theater ribbon,
Victory medal and participates
In a unit citation. An active
member and director Of DEMO-
lay. Capt. Sonnenburg was for
merly connected with the De-
troit Edison Company. He makes
his home with his mother, Mrs.
Emma c. Sonnenburg, 120 Mil
ler street.
CAPT. RALPH r. CUYLER,
Ninth Armored Maintenance
Company, who has been in serv-
ice AZ months, is home on term
inal leave until January 8. He
served IA months overseas, in
France, Germany, Belgium, and
Luxembourg, earning three bat
tie stars for the campaigns of
Ardennes, Central Europe and
the Rhineland. He was awarded
the Purple Heart for wounds
received March IA, 1945, when
his division was the first outfit
to cross the Remargen Bridge
over the Rhine at the beginning
Of the mighty stab into Ger
many. Born and raised in Mount
Clemens, Capt. Cuyler is the son
of Mrs. Esther F. Cuyler, who
lives at 81 Pine street. He plans
to return to Priehs Sales COM
pany as secretary and service
manager, a position he had be-
fore leaving for service. With his
wife, the former Regula Wiss-
mueller. he is living at 58h
North Walnut street.
EDM Nd A. MUSGRAVE,
machinist's mate 3/c, of 1912
Harrison boulevard was releas-
ed from the Navy at Great
Lakes, ILL.,, Dec. Is, according to
a release received today.
MIDSHIPMAN CHARL S
O'GRADY, NROTC of the Uni
versity of Notre Dame and En-
sign Carl c. Mueller, USNR, now
stationed at Harvard University,
Cambridge, Mass, will arrive
Saturday to spend the holidays
with Mr.. and Mrs. Pat O'Grady,
70 Riverside drive.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-12-21

JACK PREWITT, machinist's
mate SIC in the Seabees. 143
South avenue; Floyd Turner.
stewards mate NC, 20 Barbara
street; and Victor Debate. Route
4, were discharged at Great
Lakes Naval Separation Center
on Dec. II, a release states.
DAVID BIRD, chief petty Of
ficer, USN, %. has arrived for
q holiday leave with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bird of
Meade. He is a veteran of five
years in the Navy, having serv-
ed ID months in the Pacific. first
aboard the repair ship Agenor,
seeing action at Saipan, Tinian
and Guam. Last December he
was transferred to the carrier
USS Midway, on Atlantic duty.
as chief radioman, and has just
returned from duty in the Carib-
bean. He rejoins his ship on the
East Coast, Dec. 26.
JAMES DENNIS MELDRUM,
II, seaman 1/c, was recently
promoted from second class, ac-
cording to word received by his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry c.
Meldrum, 81 Macomb street. He
Is stationed at Waukinaura, ia
pan aboard the USS Cascade.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-12-21

GEORGE COOL. Beuland av-
enue. will return to his home to-
day from Harper Hospital.
where he had . major operation
two weeks ago.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-12-21

A GROUP OF ITS persons
gathered in Masonic club rooms
last evening for the Lions Club
annual Christmas party.
Highlight of the event, a din
ner and program, was the ap-
pearance of Guy Stanley, of
Utica, whose feats of magic
mystified the large number OF
children who were present. A
huge Christmas tree was the
focal point of the decorations,
and the tables were effectively
lighted with red tapers. Santa
Claus appeared to present gifts
to all: /,
The program included two
lovely Christmas solos by Mrs.
Ralph Cuyler, and community
singing of Christmas carols.
Wallace Gerlach led the singing
and acted as master OF GER
emonies.
Committee for the affair in
cluded Fred Blanchard, chair
man, Albert Bellman, Perry
The daily monitor leader., 1945-12-21
Circle Presents
Life Membership

HARRISON CIRCLE of Kings
Daughters presented life MEM
bership to Mrs. Agnes Wixon at
the Christmas meeting Wednes-
day evening at Harrison town
hall.
Mrs. Chester Stevenson and
Mrs. Floyd Rosso, chairmen of
the circles holiday charity work
reported that approximately
5000 had been spent for the pro-
ject. The next meeting will be
at the hall Jan. 2 at 7:3O o'clock
with Mrs. Frank Gantenbein as
hostess.
THE FACULTY of the Dick
inson School entertained the mo-
theirs Of the children at a tea
Tuesday afternoon. This tea table
was decorated in Christmas style
with green's and gay red candles.
Miss Viola Ribe presided.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-12-21
Food Expert Talks Turkey
Tor Better Christmas Dinner

ONE OF THE MOST I'M
PORTANT things in the lime
light 10 roast turkey these day.
This year 1t hooks like there's
plenty to 60 around.
II It's roast turkey you want,
DR.. Margaret Ohlson. head of
the foods and nutrition depart
ment at Michigan State College,
knows you want good roast tur-
key. So get q bird that's young
and tender with plenty OF
fat under the skin. The body
should be well-rounded and the
breast well fleshed with few
blemishes and pin-feathers.
When you've got the bird In
hand draw and groom 1t
and sprinkle the inside Of the
body cavity with salt. Put in the
stuffing, but don't pack 1t too
tightly since II needs room to
expand. Then slip a large crust
Of bread the heel Of tho
loaf IL fine into the open
Ing to hold the stuffing in place.
Tuck the legs under the band
Of skin at the tail and keep them
In place by taking q stitch at the
end Of the breastbone and wrap
ping the cord around the legs
and under the tail. Then put in
some more stuffing at the base
of the neck, fold the neck skin
toward the back of the bird, and
fasten with a skewer, poultry
pins or q few stitches. For the
the final touch, rub the turkey
all over with fat and sprinkle
with q little salt and pepper.
Place the bird in a shallow
pan, breast down. If it's a young
turkey, you don't have to put
water In the bottom Of the pan.
Place . rack underneath the bird
to keep 1t from sticking to the
pan and to let the hot air cir
culate and cook at a mod