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Evening star., 1945-12-30
CATTLE and LIVE STOCK.


RIDING SADDLE, Enelish; EXCELLENT con
RIDING HORSE, bay; child broken: any
TosThS % aows sondesd a sesx Ii Ss7s
silaFe. Route so, near Arcola. Va. GIL.
GUERNSEY cow and week-old heifer calf
for sale; family milk COW; 500. Fails
CHURCH So S54-J;I2 liz
sex ksE sss q o sass 4 sss. GIsf.
about acres Of W pasture, wei we'll fenced: i'm
osh fstsa co Sri eS9S and Hoe
and Ranss FaRM tsses reSen mea from syeE
sRnf roNE Yts ssdds 2sfs brde cart and
coWs up: naa1Sefs one e ffeshen IN about
30 days; others fresh recently. Call En-
AsERDEENvANGus zisflRi COWS u5,, register
ed. yearlines. choice breeding, good in
dividuals for foundation herd. Box 1868,
ANY ONE desiring. to sell side spring
buggy, regardless Of condition; please con-
tsst csiluD Dof ND BlosH %H 4Sss SIaBLEs Aser re-
good mixer. Phone BRADLEY. 025s. 80.
rsR f saLE Ia Ens h0si rREb Ia ssq
Whitefield on Mccarthy rd. Hyattsville
FOR sALE-7-mo. .-old bay flly, "a thor
oughbred; gentle, halter-broken, good pros
pect, for hunter, S125. Phone 69eR,
II u YOU WANT SADDLE, western OF
English, see US first. We have them. 173
slightly used Army wool horse blankets,
S3.75; 146 new Army saddles, complete,
$15.45. PIRATE SADDLE g. HARNESS
CO., 20s-1O S. Paca street, Baltimore
Nd. near Washington blvd.
HOGS, two registered boars. Hampshires
sale or trade; months old. OWNER
PUBLIC AUCTION, 1 brown horse, over 1e
hands, and tack. to satisfy board bill;
slso several others, to ride or drive; sale
1t 2 o'clock Wednesday, January 2
EDGEWATER RIDING ACADEMY, 2514
HOGS WANTED TO FEED on shares. Nc
garbage. 9603 Warren ST., Silver Spring
Md. 81. 4306.
RABBITS FOR SALE, all kinds at 5347
st. Barnabas rd., Maryland. Telephone
SP. 061a-W.
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ROOMS EuRhIsHso-Mp. and VA

DOUBLE BEDROOM for refined couple;
private home; $40 week; breakfast privi-
leges, Alexandris I;, 5239 oox +,
home. close in Arlington; twin beds: un-
limited phone; "a blk. bus: gentlemen only.
Ss0i BRISTOL AVE, Silver Spring. Md
. ladies, double bed liv. rm.,. twin beds 6
windows; laundry priv; new home; $3.50
NEARBY vIRGINIA-Large attractive rm.,
private bath, single beds, suitable 2 or 8,
phone, conv. = buslines. 100 N. Jackson
iss les fYNHAvEN DRIVE, Alex. va-Double
room. S12 week; Cony. Pentagon and Navy
ATTRACTIVE Single rm. for gentleman in
iass nss NO Nc. Hsi sTAFFoRD ST. Arlington
5pom IN amost neW oms GEM
SLEEP; SLEEPING n ROOM in Arl., with twin beds
for . service girls. On Arlington Hall and
NAVY Bldg busline So week each. OK.
NICELY FURN. TWIN-BED room. adjoin-
ing bath, on 1st floor: 1oc bus zone, a.h.p.
los HOLLY AVE, Takoma Park. Nd. -
gentle home; nonsmoker -drinker: conv.
transp.. shopping center; rent, S25 mo-;
cooking priv. So extra. 81. 429S Mon.
:7as S. yEITCH ST. Arlington - Near
bus line: gentleman. nondrinker room
adjoining bath; S45 mo. CHI. 1889,
1oom for srs ia peaa6t sene
Breakfast. laundry privileges, CR 064I .
RM. FOR GIRLS, with twin beds, near
business center section, conv. to Arlington
Hall, Navy Annex and Pentagon Bldg. Al
h9sm N,gp after Pm; cH; 1896. oo.,.,. -.
OF KITCHEN l mile from busline. HI
ARLINGToN-Room for two girls or cou-
pie, double bed, inner spring mattress. next
bath in private home S5 wE. ca. Ivy
SINGLE CORNER ROOM for empl non
drinking person, Jan. !; references; S25
CASTLE I'M HOTEL. opposite new Walter
Reed Hospital Hospital al B 4 O. RR staten tsn
1908 DUKE ST. Alexandria, va.-sleep
ing rooms with double beds. kitchen priv
ileses, in private home on Washington bu
IOe MELBOURNE AVE, Silver SPRING,
double bed; semipvt. bath, 81. ssl7:
ARLISGTON-Larg double room for
breakfast facilities. conyenient transp
sffRAesI1vF sff Po46 front CD 1oon ls in Arlington
next to bath; phone and laundry priyileges
/ l0c fare. Call GIL. 569S after & O'Clock.
/ 49I1 CENTRAL AVE, Capitol Heights. Nd
One single and one double rm. for rent
all conveniences; busline at door. Apply
silver aHS ssPRNG. Mp.-Room in artistic
cultured pvt. home of 2 adults: delightful
surroundings: bus at door: $40; refs. re-
FURNISHED ROOM, next to bath. one
half block from bus service, 90, minutes;
couple or employed girls, S5 each. Phone
Falls Church 25T2.
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The address and rental price must be
included in advertisements under
Rooms. Apartments and Houses for rent
In Apartment and House for Rent
advertisements where q Star box num-
substituted for the address In sucf1
cases The Star will secure the exact
address. which viii be available to the
Rent Control Administration upon re-
quest
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POULTRY g. EGGS.

80 THREE-MO. old chickens. ready to
lay: S1.25 each. 605 Sligo ave. Silver
/ 70 s MO. OLD PULLETs for sale. Call
i0s & i, Han n2MPsHIRG asffh {, RED puLLErs for
to ay 81 eaih Asfqa
and oyster White starting to lay reason
able: Tower. 5297,
bags feed, wire, watering unit, $50. or
ntSHBas Is BARRED RE RocK cR0 LAYING HENS, 10
rs ahSs sd ssns s esSR over o 0& Dec and COM
plete portable back yard equipment. Con-
venient. efficient, incl. brooder, growinG
Tatersrs Psn snd T9slte5 S layinf house. feeders
LARGE Enslish Leehorn cockerels, 81 o?
per ner.5. LOO; 800 az sl356 oo4' So o,t.sed Bed
RUN CHICKS, Boy 54s-F, Trenton 5. n. J.
100 y; 4: RED PULLETs:. just StartinE to
VIZ WH1fE I E Rocks-your choice from 500.
greed New Zealand white rabbit. Hystts-
WHITE VII oLLEGHoRN puLLErs, so. Raised
80. Ali in fine condition and should lay
within 30 to 80 days. S75 for the lot.
1929 Blair rd, Takoma Park, D. c. GE.
il PULLETs, just starting to lay. So each
IA South lst St, Arlington, Va.
a0F sod q R FaTtas H R PgasM S.
FANCIERS-Crested Houdans. Cornish and
Polish Giants, Longtail Yokohamas. Golden
bJsedeT moVns oS to city, fa Iss fas iS churcS cS
i.Mo. old White Rock R. O. P. pullets
CowAN's CHICKS. ss baby and nd started. t We
are breeders of good chicks. approved,
rsisers. cowAN FARMS. phone i aS4i,
oGMtsi cafcKENs. 20 New Hampshire Reds. O
months old, laying, So each. Phone Tower
CHICKENS, stewing. baking and frying;
BABY CHICKs-New Hampshire Reds for
broiler plants and heavy breed egg pro-
ducers. Pullorum clean. Special prices to
proval to responsible parties with satisfac-
tory references. HILLCREST HATCHERY,
GaIthsrsburg;- Md. Tel, 292;
orders for January delivery and nd for SpAthe the
l946 season; N. H, Barred and White
Rocks Crosses s,6, y s. certified H white Leg; e.
HINES CHfcKs-Md., q. S. approved. Pull
lorum tested; matches every Thurs. Closed
On Sun: olney. Md Ashton 2021
Sd sfsz @
FRY olney. Md Ashton 2021
sSns Rfni fRa Rsds
Church csst ss4 .-J.Ss'' nJ.S. ''AiHA ou'' rams
MUST sELPeginhing gdiv study fGr ministry
White Rock and Rhode Island Red pullsts
sd;25 ca. Cheaper # take all. James Way
Rogers Heights. Md. WA. s135.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

LARGE ROOM, single bed, inner-spring
mattress, semipvt; bath: pvt. home; good
fo9d $40 mo- nS eafa amp snd
LARGE. brisht, frst-hoor room. . girls or
plenty 1t So@e 5 %
doWntopn, sS%nT; p' K4 pu bus u ies aE. % isos 81.
DOUBLE RIM: 8ewly turn;; laundry priv
to : share with another; : baths; excel
meals, laundry priyileges. eonv; transp;
room with another; vacancy in double;
warm, nicely furnished; selected menus;
NICE ROOM with shower. and board, with
tEsRigo Isl siss SssE Forest Glen
cold running water large dining room and
lounge: bus services and car pools. sH
i40i 18th ST. N.w.-Large double room;
vacancy in triple: ideal location; switch
9Sard; 'o, ,s'S ehSics menus, Mic. double roon
men ons Ssn s nesi a0 exceen eHG
fsa BEauT1FuIIY n12 ETY. FURNISHED. extralarse
ssn be wn shares s0f5s ss Pan0n5
permssnnently- nam employed and of good habits
sPLEND1p SPL ND po03P OPPORTUNITY for gentle
men Of good habits and permanently en-
ployed to share nicely furnished room with
board in centrally located house near
Dupont cirels. :, Phone NO. o553.
In large triple room home-cooked meals;
excellent sas EuGnp sTansD s $40 %vaeanev mSnth
young girl. excellent meals; good trans.
m 5sia isth St. sw-rqs men s,9s,:. only: TO TO
DUPONT CIRCLE, 1929 18th St, NV
Room and exceptionally fine board in large,
exclusive establishment; rates $40 to
FOR FOE RENT. 2 large triple rms; excellent
1918 18th ST. N.E.-Young man to share
room with another man; also young sirl to
share room with another. girl; twin beds;
MARYLAND PARK, MD. Single room
with board, SIS a week. Hillside 05S5-J
WILL HAVE couple singles soon, also 2
doubles; comfortable home. good food
sINeERs TSs 1Aos ~ NWy.eaney Ssh St ng for .v,
girls, / comfortable room
1888 NJ ST. N.W.-Walking distance tc
Government buildings; doubles and triples
some private baths.
TIA MASS. AVE. N.W.--vacancy for z
young ladies in large newly furnished re-
decorated rm.; private bath; 500 each mo
VERY LARGE attractive room for or 4
girls, S45 each. Other vacancies. DE
1897 10th ST, NV. fnear Dupont Circle
ist, two meals meals every every day including sun. s
day, hotel style. at popular prices
14cs isth sf.. N.w.-Doubl. room. twi,
beds; other vacancies: good meals; S46
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APARTMENTS EXCHANGED.

EXCHANGE, one-room washington apart
Haven. Box 314-B, Star. 30.f
PHILADELPHIA or suburbs, on p. R. r.
Will EXCHANGE large 1-bedroom unfuru.
ant, rent S62, including all facilities, fine
Aeighborhood, in Arlington. Va, for similar
apt in Philadelphia. Immediate possess
sion. Box 394-J. Star.
WILL EXCHANGE desirable 3-rm. apt.
Petworth section, with couple, no pets OF
children, for apt; or small Jshe shheouse. Long
BALTIM0RE-Exchang excellent three
room apartment for similar one In D. G.
or vicinity Glebe 1883. ~
FEB. l will trade l-bedrm. apt.,. Buck
same vicinity preferred. Phone CH. 1879
WILL EXCHANGE west End Richmond 3.
bedroom apartment for, same in Wash
ngton. Newly decorated, modern; S42 80
mo. Richmond 6-1035. 210 N. Stafford
st. STEINBURG.
PHILADELPHIA suburban overbrook--s
b;r apt for 2 b.r. apt, or house NV. or
Silver Spring. Box 315-B, Star. 2sa
CHICAGO, So. side-5-rm apt. baths.
$50 per mo-, to exchange for ! or bed
room apt. any locality in Washingten.
-. G Box 342-B, Star. so
THREE-R0OM and bath apartment In West
Philadelphia for exchange OF three or four
rooms and bath In Washington or suburbs,
WA 3107
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AVIATION.

YOUR SKYRANGER CRUISER VIII be here
Soon-''The little ship with the big-ship
range" For orders and information on
the skyranger and Trimmer Amphibisn.
telephone or see your Commonwealth dis
tributor COASTAL AVIATION CORP.
Suite 402. Southern Bldg. RE. 3S3s.
AIRPLANE FLYING INSTRUCTION. For
details call CONGRESSIONAL AIRPORT
SEE iD' AND FLY q the ei new % 1915 Taylorcfstt cH
CONGRESSIONAL AIRPORT. OIL. Ssss
CHARTER FLIGHT anywhere q s. A,
5-place Waco. Miami, SIG per PASSENGER
round trip. Fly night or day. ASHBURN
FLYING SERVICE, TIE. 1893.
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COAL, WOOD ono FUEL OIL.

ne; M split % and cut ~ Your T own; % SO cord
FfREPLACE. STOVE wooD-Mixed sea-
soned slab wood cut any length: nr inmsdi- ed
ACKERBLOOM, DI. 2704.
ANDIR0NS. fre tools. screens and all hre-
You GET MORE FOR YOUR MONEY with
seasoned 1905 hardwood: quick delivery:
thsSVReS5T the WoopRAa. MAN, sI 'ssS s7fe ai0 iA'
VETERAN offers oak, hickory and pine
wood. JAMES H; McALLIsTER, ST..
FIREWOOD, mostly oak, any length; de-
Ihyered in Va; D. c. and nearby Nd
CORD WOOD for sale, wholesale and re-
tail COLONIAL CORD WOOD CO., OK
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DOGS. PETS. ETC.

COCKER SPANIEL, one beautiful thor
ouehbred black female puppy left. Will
sacrifice for quick sale, $40; no papers
7740 Emerson rd.. West Lanham Hills. Md.
COOKERS, Axe reg, mos. old, males and
females, reasonable. KRISS-KROSS KEN
NELS. Lee hwy, nr. Centerville, Rte. all.
Call Fairfax 11-J-2.
ENGLISH shepherd for sale, from Iowa
Kennels; beautiful sable and white, spayed
female, mo. For good farm or coun-
~ home only. $26. 701 l4th st.. New
siBERiAN HusKIE, pedisreed. male, 8
months old; beautifully marked. New dog
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APARTMENTS uNFuRNIsHEp.

34Os BROWN ST. N.W.-3 rooms, screened
in back porch, private bath, IN private
and I every day except Sunday. 3os
NEAR 1st AND n. H. AVE. N.W.-Dupiex
Kitchen and bath: no refrigerator: needs
some decorating: immediate OCCUPANCY;
monthly rental $40. Box 3S1-B. Star.
Living room, bedroom, kitchen, dining
room and garage; $40; will rent only to
employed counle who call between . and
3 pm WI 4033
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APT. HOUSES FOR SALE

NEWLY FURNISHED apartment house for
sale. s apartments, completely furnished:
$4,000; monthly net income S165; By
owner: location Mt. Pleasant NV, Box
CoLoRED-24-UNIT, DET., steel and con.
crete apt. bldg, of of 18th and Col. I'd,
NV; yearly income shows over Sl3, 600
with . very low expense. This apt. house
Is in excel. condition and reasonably
priced. For details see M. L. Kraft. busi-
ness property dept. LEO M. BERNSTEIN
81 CO., ME. 54o0.
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IRootAs FURN.-Ne,theeM tcent.

RootAs FURN. Mo-, theest tccafI
COLORaD-703 18th 81. F.u.--. int
double room for settled couple or oiGer
persons. $5 each wkly. After / pm. to o
pm.
COLORED-4201 GRANT ST. N.E.-Nicely
furnished room for 2 colored refined girls,
or employed couple; new apt, twin beds.
AT. 9210 Sunday or Monday before 8 m. :
COLORED-fI26 Minnesota AVE. NE
Room for refined colored couple; $40 week.
Apply in person.
COLoRED-I2T QUINCY PL. N.E.-Large
room, for employed, married couple: some
priveleges; $40 month DE 1891
COLORED-S26 5th ST. NE.-Rm.. neatly
furn., for l girl no cooking; So weekly.
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FARM and GARDEN,

LANDSCAPE SERVICE, pruning, planting,
transplanting, sodding. lawns made, reno
waited, tree work. fiagstone walks. W. C.
WALKER, 1900 Seedbury I'd, Silver
Spring, Md. SH 1920.
HAY. fespedeza, baled Fairfax 1Sq-M
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ROOMS UkFURklsHED.
ROOMS WANTED.

1890 CLYDESDALE PL. NV, Apt. 400
Jewish girl, unfurn. bedroom in apt, next
to bath, $40. CO. 1886 after 10 am.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT,

BULLDOZERS for hire, by hour, day or
week: Telephons CH: 0230.
WELDER, electric, 300 amp gas, portable,
in peri. cond.; will sell or rent at 1914
10Th st n W 6s
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rc.-.. WITH BOARD wANTEp

USTSE-s MAN AND WIFE, gentle, desire
toard and room in desirable northwest
section. Chevy Chase or Arlington: private
home preferred; breakfast only for hus-
band. Write Box 2b-C. Star. IL
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Mounting
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Continued from Page A.
and flowers were Mrs. Edward
Welch's Copper jug" and Dog
wood
Fourteen-year-old Barbara Booth,
student in the public schools, ex-
hibited drawings by invitation. No
ticeable were her originality and
brilliance of color of the fashion
frockS.
Austin Church came up with a
double in his special forte, bird
portraits. Reddish Egret' and
Little Heron" suggested Audubon.
Mr. and Mrs. John and Edith
ForSbWgh, formerly active in the
club and now residents of Fontana,
Calf. sent three portraits and a
landscape.
Mrs. HorSburgh SpecializeS in
childrens portraits. Two of her Of
ferings showed her young son and
the third was a self portrait. Mr..
HorSburgh showed a night campfire
scene IN the desert.
In another field Tolson Radloff
and A. E. Sable received attention
with their showings of hammered
silver and copper.
Mr.. Radloff also showed a fine
Offering of "Lilacs" in oil and MIR.
Sable was successful with his
Square Rigger" and Autumn
Woods"
The Wyandotte news-herald., 1945-12-06
lHoHdaynger
Warning Issued by
Safety Council

"For a Merry Christmas-Avoid
HoLdaynger!'
That is the slogan of nation
wide campaign announced today by
the National Safety Council to hold
down the huge annual Christmas
holiday accident toll.
One hundred and thirty other
organizations are cooperating with
the Council in a united effort to
prevent accidents that each year
bring suffering and tragedy into
many thousands of American homes
at the Christmas season.
Special effort is needed to pre-
vent holiday accidents this year,
the Council said, because figures
show the toll has increased alarm
ingly since VI Day. In the first
month of Fill EN- up" driving, for
example, the traffic death toll for
the nation went up 40 per cent.
Public officials and safety author
tiles throughout the country are CO.
operating actively in taking meas
ures to hold the year-end accident
toll down to a minimum.
This year, of all years, the Coun-
Gil pointed out, accidents during
the Christmas season would be
doubly tragic and ironic.
The Wyandotte news-herald., 1945-12-06
DIR. CiCOffe to
Practice Here

Walter l. Cicotte, D. c., has
opened chiropractle -physiotherapy
office at 1852 B'ddle in the Genthe
building.
He is associated with DR.. Robert
A. Monroe, who is stationed at
ROmulus army al; base and who
spends three days a week at his
office in Wyandotte.
DR.. Cicotte, lifelong resident of
the Downriver area and member
of one of the districts oldest fam
lilies, comes to Wyandotte from
EcorSe. just recently he returned
from Chicago where he completed
postgraduate course. He has been
practicing 81 years.
The Cicotte home is in Ecorse.
One of his daughters, Mrs Walter
Richardson, lives in Wyandotte,
while the other, Miss Betty Ann
Cicotte, resides in Detroit.
The Wyandotte news-herald., 1945-12-06
IU OF M PROFESSORS
RESEARCH POINTS WAY
TO RADIO EXPANSION

Professor William G. Dow, Uni
versity of Michigan faculty MEM
bers, was one of the group of allied
scientists WHO devised giant radar
TANNERS to make enemy systems
virtually ineffective.
Electronic jamming of the enc
my radar required the use of new
ultra high frequency continuous
wave" transmitter-type vacuum
tube. Since continuouS-wave trans
mission is the type required fol-
FIN radio, television and ultra-short
wave radio communication, the
work done will be of great peace
time value, Prof. Dow declared.
The Wyandotte news-herald., 1945-12-06
A REAL, SurnriSe

GREYBULL, Wyo. UP)-There' S
no greater surprise, according to
Mrs. Juanita Pfaffenhauser, than
to be walking down the street and
met your husband Unexpectedly,
especially when he is supposed to
be overseas. That's what happened
to her. She met her husband,
John, who had been serving over
seas. She hadn't even known that
he was in the States.
The Wyandotte news-herald., 1945-12-06
Old Time Dnncing
Program Enters
Sixth Year Here

The CITY Recreation Department
announces the sixth year of early
American dancing sponsored week
ly at the Garfield school. This pro-
gram, for adults who wish to par
take in a night of dancing and to
further their acquaintance, is free
to the citizens of Wyandotte. Dane
ing is from $50 to 1920 each Fri
day night at the Garfield school
gymnasium, upstairs.
Since the retirement of Benia-
min B. Lovett, Henry Ford's perSo-
nal instructor, Dancing Master and
Caller Francis X Brancheau has
been carrying out his work. He is
a. present teaching Social Training
Through Early American Dancing
to the students of Greenfield Vii
lage schools. Before the war, he as
sisted Mr. Lovett and his staff of
teachers in bringing Social Training
Through Early American Dancing
through the public schools.
Mr.. Brancheau, who is the in
structor for the Recreation Old
Time Dance has taught in 10 Uni
verSitieS and Colleges as well as
numerous high schools and elemen-
tary schools. In June 1914 he was
featured as Caller on Mr.. Ford's
Early American Dance program
which was broadcast on Saturday
nights at 8 pm. over Station
WXYz. This was a coast to coast
connection.
Dates for the dances are on Fri
day evenings. December 7, IA. Feb
ruary l, 8, Is, %, March l, 8, Is,
p, 20. Admission is free and all
are welcome.
The Wyandotte news-herald., 1945-12-06
HOffhiens ASSIGNED to Mp Command

L Hoffhiens, whose wife, Helen,
and children Gerald A. and Terry
Lee reside in Lutz, Florida.
His Job is that of finance clerk
and MOO in charge of maps and
terrain information in the Intelli-
fence Division Section, Manila
Headquarters.
After having joined the army in
September 1914, Hoffhiens was
sent overseas in February 1945. He
received basic training at Camp
Hood, Texas.
Hoffhiens whose job was Labor
atory Supervisor for the U.C.C. Co.
Halowax Product Division In Wy
andotte, Michigan is an alumnus
OF the Wayne University and De
troit Institute of Technology in
Detroit.
His parents. Elmer and Elsie Hoff-
hiens reside at SGT Poplar street.
The Wyandotte news-herald., 1945-12-06
Committee Named
For WyandOtte
Clothing Drive
Continued from Page ID

Tom PriSkorn, Veterans of For
eign Wars Post 1748; Fred Har-
rington, Police and Fire Commis-
sion; Charles Conley, city Of Wy
andotte; Hoyt Allen, superinten-
dent, Municipal service department.;
Edgar Lawrence, UNIV.
Appreciation of clothing received
through last years drive was ex-
pressed by letter sent to the coun-
Gil of social agencies from a group
of teachers in France. They wrote,
1--WE are five teachers belong
ing to the same family and
were totally bombed out. Not a
The Wyandotte news-herald., 1945-12-06

single thing were we able to
save. I cannot possibly express
to you the joy and happiness that
the sight of your clothes brought
to the whole family. 1t is great ana
noble TO give aid in this way to
those who have lost all, and to do
iC so generously"
In the coming Victory Clothing
Collection, Wyandotters, and the
nation as a whole, will have the
chance tc befriend many more men,
women, boys and girls. as last
spring the nation befriended 25,OO0,-
600.
Begin now to save uSeable cloth
ing for the January drive.
The Wyandotte news-herald., 1945-12-06
Static Electricity
Causes 100000 Fire

RIVER ROUGE. U.P- Static cleo
tricity was blamed by firemen for
100000 fire which destroyed
building and all its contents at
the Alloy FabricatorS, Inc. plant.
The Wyandotte news-herald., 1945-12-06

three-year-old leghorn hen, re-
Gently Culled from his flock, which
had grown two sets of spurs. Each
was one and a quarter inches long.
The Wyandotte news-herald., 1945-12-06

The recent hurricane in Florida
caused only five per cent damage to
the orange and grapefruit crop, and
the trees showed very little dam
age.
The Wyandotte news-herald., 1945-12-06
HAGE EIGHT
Hen Grows Spurs

REINBECK, Ia. U.P)-Its seldom
that q hen develops spurs, but
Harry Albert of near here had a
The Wyandotte news-herald., 1945-12-06

MANILA - Now assigned TO the
Headquarters Military Police Com
mand, AFWESPAC is T/5 Edward