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SITUATIONS WOMEN.

DREssMAKINrG, designing, remodeling, al
terations, reasonable, MISS BERT, 1880
EDIToR-WRiTER for your trade assoc.
publication, house organ, or general writ
ing; with round background in editing,
radio-newspaper copywrittng, administra-
tive writing. publicity promotion; ideal per-
sonality for contact work in related fields
RMPI0YMENST' En- STst days week; experienced
work; references. Box 147-A, Star.
RL hours s0HFsa dss SIS and carsre r s
GIRL, colored, Is yrs cd, neat. dependable,
wants nHgsing position, to hours day.
GIRL, colored, one year college. wishes
position as thanksgiving envelopes or clerk.
Cali before IL noon or after pm,
GRADUATE, PRACTICAL NURSE viii be
available for duty July IL. Columbia
5729. Cali $50 to II am. or 7:3o. to
JUNIOR EXECUTIVE, seven years person
mel experience: aged 33; interested pri-
g{ar gsTily in opportunity se6, BOX z 2s-A'
NURSE, white; baby care. experienced, free
Call Woodley 1888 mornings. 12'
REGIsTERED NURSE - experienced, desires
position, preferably in dr;'s otfice; hours,
to Pm. weekdays; typing ability. BOX
REsPEoTABLE ESP e:Es MOTHER with AZ son will
care for children and very light Guties In
return for room and board. Box S4-A,
Star. 10$
SEAMTRESS desires dressmaking and
plain sewing to do at home. AID. S593.
SECRETARY, experienced, desires tipping
that can be done at home. Wisconsin
4S14. 12s
TYPIsT, experienced, desires work to do
at home. Have typewriter. OR. 1882. IL
WOMAN, colored, wishes. laundry to take
home: bright, sunny yard. MRS. LESLIE,
440 Kenyon st. NV, RA. 0445.
WOULD LIKE POSITION as housekeeper
or manager of apt house; would like small
salary and apt; l girl 10 years old; have
reference. NO. 9602.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

ADDING MACHINES, caiculators, various
makes, hand and cleo, sale or rent; reason
sI sIssa SRGt 6Locks lI fs Il pv snD p sS
incl; elec: also expert watch and and iewelry
anssso ipsS i4tt yeal st nE ~ IA sss4. open ewes. 9
AMPLIFIER, 12-inch speaker. $50. Re-
public 1857 between z pm. and IL mid
ANsTiioGGEs, ANTI large collection, low prices;
furniture. china, glass, silver. clocks, pic
lures, frames. 61S 9th st. NV.
chimes. commercial refrigeration q spe-
ANTioUEs..Many unusual and rare
e9agSss s9ne s4s1 aad R5SHss eons sEsuG sT
JOHN LIGON. INC.
ANTIoUEs-Larse marble-top parlor table,
(high-top, hand carvedl, black oak Gre
slsb. Washstand to or match tmarbie top),
AouARTUMs,, all kinds and sizes, 10 gal.
S4.19: special lge. tank, stand ana hgnt'
s9g5 Tropical 5lsh. plants supplies; m etc
AoGGARiTMs AND sUPPIrEs. tropical fish
Moons 4Ss Nsa.J Hours e RR PRopIca felly
FISH EMPORIUM. 390s 18th st: ne.
ATTIC FANS, "a to 81 In. $50 gc up; re-, :;
s,Iry9TNr ssrye yqvrs now, no priority ELECTRIC Sa
BABY BED, blond maple, steel springs in
BABY CARRIAGE, prewar, collapsible, in
ner-spring mattress: will deliver; S12. AT.
BABY CARRIAGE, prewar, in good con;
dition; reasonable. Call wednesday, l22
Park ave-. Takoma Park, Nd, End d
BABY CARRIAGE, youth bed, car seat, baby
BABY's CARRIAGE, s25; play pen, SIS;
bathinette. .S5;. scales. IS: excellent con-
dition, used only mos. Call AID. 0464.
BAR and backbar, modern, IL II. long.
six stools. See after 2 pm, 400 II st.
ne, TR. S423. 12s
BED, dresser. mirror (maple), mattress; 2
pairs draperies, solid wine; 2 pairs Powered.
dark blue ground WI 2742.
BEDROOM SUITE, five-piece walnut. two
piece living room suite, two walnut chairs
Falls Church 2os2-R. l3s
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SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT, expert; books started,
kept, audited; tax reports. monthly service
Efoi sn ared 9'95 e. excel as
lent experience; available Aug. /: mini
mum S, 81 800. R9x Ola. Star: 10.
ing, Advertising, research, new fields, assist
man, so yrs. old. s yrs. Govt. clerk; avail
able Immediately. Box 144-A. Star. IL
aGf type tn'' s TS5a ?ss
perienced. Phone CHI. 1924. 10s
CHEF. white. first class, desires employ
ment in private family: best local refer
CHEF STEWARD, white, all around. taking
complete charge Of kitchen: successful
BACKGROUND in any sound restaurant. Box
CREDIT CoLLEcTIoN office manager. IS
years experience all phases retail. WHOLE
sale procedure; free. to travel. P. o.. Box
a2f marine ri
genl construction. wants full part-time
or contract work, computing, tabulating or
checking reauisitions, purchase orders, or
with best OF references; steady application
to work. Call MI. 9447 during business
PERSONNEL DIRECTOR or asst labor law
and engineering background; age. 35; ex;
perienced in placement and all technical
phases; recruiting specially; $50, Box
saLEsMAN, SALE MAN veteran, 30 years old. with
10 years selling background. desires perma-
nent connection with postwar future; good
personality and ability to meet people; 8
sECRETARY-Co supervisor jr.
adm. assist II years EXCELLENT experience:
2-PC., STRING BAND wants nights playing
Hawaiian and Spanish guitars, ballad and
dance music. Call MR.. HALL, WA. s55s.
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HELP poMEsIIc Cont J

MAID, general housework. no cooking:
fond Of children; good hours; references
MAID sa5 s Wesf; fSas .hw light laundry no
cooking: help with children: hours, y to
8: live in or nights. 501s st. NV.
MAIbb-G. Ii. w. COOK, s25 a week. live in;
y, SHsday - y, week week references. EN-; 1449
COOKING S2o wk.' room ana poard. Call
MoTfHHIRs's HELLER. sleep in. good home;
81, ,T, per week Phone dL. 9o96:
NURsEMATD, over 21, $25 wk.. care for
9ha ao s Conn and avs s0z zp RSnh' o VIZ s
NURsEMAID, over 26.. to care for 2 chill
dren. and years Of age; 1--we in; other
NURSE OR SuRsEMAiD, White rs to 40.
for infant 8 months. and light g.h.w.; sea-
fefersnees. fsi e Nj MI 1sss. Ssi' 0''A' H'''' nave
girls g and 9 yrs1; light h.k; duties; Live
good salary. Glebe 4615. .I0'
WOMAN to take care Of 2-gear-old baby
6ea esTd cD
salary; :, Call after p;m;i GIL. s492.
WOMAN, must be good cleaner and ironer,
wMSN 6ys Tk 10 to s6r gm small slS .ns RA ass sSoe
month and ca cariSrs' ' Cali II Df. S i46s after
WOMAN, exper., live in or out, gh.w.,
assist. with 2 small children, pvt. home,
light laundry, no cooking. no Sun, Thurs.
Of 2 pm, S24' carfare, city refs.
WOMAN, refined. colored, for g.h.w., pri-
yate rm. and bath; go New Hampshire
for July and August; must have good
references, salary according to ability.
Phone before $40 am. WO. 1885.
WOMAN, for g-h.w., plain cooking, 81 p. m,
WOMAN OR GIRL to help With housework.
II am; to 5 pm, Mon, through Fri,
$40 and carfare. WI. 5646.
home, $40 per week and week ends off in
return for care of my 2 children, aged l
and ga, and do very light housework;
must be neat and conSiderate. Call Sligo
5679 between am. and 80 pm.
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PERSONAL.

SLTPCOVERS professionally cut and tai
lored; early appointment: restricted Glen
tele MI. 1892. 15s
gtsin & sssins TO, 70 90 At home. Calf Adam ,S.
ARMY 1T. COL. and wife, forced to vacate
residence, urgently need house or. apart
ment; no children; permanent station and
postwar business in Washington: will con-
slider long-term lease; prefer NV. section.
FRENCH FRI lady teacher diploma. expert
enced); private French lessons. children.
adults: indy. or groups. DE. 1912.
FOR SALE-1st trust note, bearing So
interest, secured on unimproved property
on Lee blvd, Arlington, Va. Note under
6OGo Of appraised value of the property.
JEROME s. MURRAY, 1881 @ st. NV. RE.
FEEL BETTER after first treatment or no
fee;. relief from pains and aches due to
weak heart asthma, rheumatism, arthritis,
nervousness, piles, colds, flu or other all
ments. Also relief for aching, swollen feet.
Lady naturopath,. 90 yrs experience, in
HiGHLY cULTURED WOMAN teaches
English, self-confdence, freedom from self
consciousness; private tutor. MI. $3.50. 14s
ASTHMA OR HAYFEyER suffers write
for booklet; guaranteed product. j; C.
HOWELL ACADEMY FOR BOYS offers a
12-month program Of school. summer
school and camp. art, music, riding, SWIM
ming and all sports. WI. 3633.
Evening star., 1945-07-10
HELP DOMESTIC.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, e,

CHAMBERMAID-WA experienced
Call between IL and in afternoon
CooKLotfher help employed. Call AID.
1857 between and 10 am. or and z
COOK and ghw., small family, $50 and
carfare; references. ia O5S2.
COOK, .colored. experienced. no laundry;
Light cleaning excellent salary live IN
COOK, white, home near Bethesda, perma::
nent, live in, or temporary by day: good
SooK er bosrdnr Souse ss Week
Thursdays of; dependable worker desired.
ssiy 4 m essO seYS Dossa. ssR week
ne References, I5s
COOK, sa5 week: live on place; ali day
OF table linen. EN-. 1881.
COOK ,.5 GENERAL @ aoTsEwoEIK S,Ia .ns sxpsTi- peri
sgSenty seefd fy odated %e; faa en- ssis ihd apt
COUPLE to live in for cooking and clean
hYprRihNSSS Ing Ga, G3 VIII 4go1Nc WOMAN To assist
mother; permanent lob; must be free to
travel; good salary. Columbia 1000.
FULL ti OR PART TIME, l to g, general
G.H.W., plain cook; washing machine; 3
in family; live in; references; $25. OR.
G.H.w, care 2 girls, small apt, hours
8 to 5. no Sundays Gssy permanent. Call after
G.H.W.. Light laundry. live in or stay .
9GSahtS sI2 PLxiN XIX Sook GS SS4S eC,ored settled
small, apt; live in: assist with, Child. 2 yrs.
Sf 4sa fR oSaS Ssn A eGotns s
and and carfsre. "a .Ap. o{7s. 0t 'N'' '1~ NA
GIRL, mothers helper, live in: cool suburb;
fsG Bethesda, Hai Md. WI WI. 454s. eOfSs'0"n i0'
GIRL for afternoons to assist housekeeper
worker: 2:30 IN: thru dinner; SIS; 6-day
GIRL, DEPENDABLE, for is.h.w. and cook
ing; live in, 1st-foor sunny rm. near Ken
HELPER-Woman to help wait on woman
with broken hip and assist with housework,
pleasant Chevy Chase home; no children.
Phone WO. 6947 between noon and pm.
HOUSEKEEPER, colored, to live in, take
care care Of @ children; pleasant ,yerkingg condi-
HoUsEKEEPER COMPANION for = elderly
lady living alone in 5-rm. bungalow;
reasonable compensation and good home
aoTIgRxnp e Tighi pasty KrR dE $685.; III so,. t.
L to 6 pm; 75c per hr.. plus carfare;
mouse. Csll CH. 1897. s to 10 pm.
aRD4 4sql sax conp no s9f One %o dsy 2asa o must
have reference and health certificate:
perm. work, convenient location, $40 wk.
MAID for s.h:w.. Arlington. va. full or
part TINS ns GOOD wages prefer to sleep In.
MAID-CooK, 4 pm. till after dinner. s
days weekly; SIS and carfare. WI s213
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DOGS. PETS. ETC.

cestry. MIR. DUNHAN, ME. 77eT.
C0GkER sPANIELs. req, ,psdisreed. 8
and females; priced right. r. D. LIND
looking FoR GooD HOME for female
kitten; Call RE. 597Q after 10 am.
GRAND PUPS, ready to go places, inocu-
lated. Axe reg. best breeding. AL. ,0so6.
MOVING, so want good home for beautiful
male dog. 6 months old; mixed spitz and
BOSTON TERRIER PUPPY. male, S weeks
old: beautifully marked, pedigreed: rea-
sonable. RA. 6S72.
WANT TO PLACE unspayed female dog
about mo. old. Good dog, fond OF chif-
dren; mostly black. "a German shepherd.
COOKIES at stud; ch., ppssddisrsed. Puppies.
FOR SALE-2-year-oid cocker spaniel,
male, price reasonable. Phone Shepherd
BELGIAN SHEPHERD PUP, most gorgeous
Seeing Eye: registered; $50. 3o25 o st.
NV.
WANTED-Homes with yards for s Kittens
and 1 Schnauzer dog. Ia. 4434 after
IN. or Sunday.
Evening star., 1945-07-10
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS.

TEACHERs-We receive calls daily for
public and private school teachers. die
titians, librarians, house mothers, etc:
EaEN TsgsssE S cooAado ADAMs Bids 4th and
sTEENoG.. "d), patent law exp, $50 wk.;
stem. mfr. rep. $50 wk; stem. railyag g
wk.; vacation stenogs., S45-S50 wk.; book
keepers (7), $50 wk:; comptometer opers,
for top-salaried positions. Visit BOYDS,
1888 r (opp. Capitol Theaterl. Ma. 1888.
TEACHERS. clerks receptionlsts; select 20.
aries Visit NATL. TEACHERS AGENCY
IEsf Ii yrs 1311 @ st Ma 2114
Evening star., 1945-07-10
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

COLORED GIRL wishes part-time work,
s-12 517 days; SIS and carfare. NO.
COLoRED WOMAN wants part-time work,
7 ANIL pm. Ask for LILA, 1710 4th
CoLoRED WOMAN wishes employment
(domesticl, Tuesdays, Wednesdays. Thurs
days. Fridays, 60c hourly. AT. 0229. q
GENERAL HoUSEW0RK, plain cook: live
in or out. HO. 1911.
GENERAL HOUSEWORK by neat, reliable
colored woman; first-class cook, fond chill
dren; 5la-day week; S25; reference; will
stay some nights. DE. 1879. 1450 Florida
GIRLS (2), experienced laundress and
cleaning, want daywork; SIS and carfare.
GIRL, colored, wants days work. co.
GIRL, colored; g.h,w... full time, to 8
o'clock M; good cook and houseworker.
NO. 1856,
GIRLS 20. colored; good references: part
WINKIE, 10o5 Lamont st, NV: II.
worker; ref. Tel Franklin 4od0. =.
colored. DE. S40S.
pert time; MI; ,763o.
taing; s2s n Y. ave: NV. MA ss35s s$5so. ,u,,
charge in sxchangs for room room and board arr
small salary: Sc. vicinity preferred. TR.
Evening star., 1945-07-10
INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

STENOGRAPHIC ana secretarial classes
now forming. Beginners' and ,refresher
comptometer, ali secletarial subjects. Civil
Service courses Est. % years: accredited,
Inquire Ma 233S. BOYD SCHOOL. 1888
r st (opp Capitol Theater).
PARENTS send your child to a good board
ing school this fall. Free information on
military schools, church schools and
Junior colleges. Rates, $3.50 up. WASH
iNGToN SCHOOLS ASSOCIATION, 204
Colorado Bldg. RE. 3939.
Evening star., 1945-07-10
AVIATION.

WANTED FOR CASH = Well-kept light
plane. coupe, 2-way radio. light, loop DEM
onstration. TIE. 7246 nights. 13s
ORDERS NOW BEING SOLICITED for post
war delivery Of new Taylorcrafts. Swifts
and Republic Seabee Amphibians. Oliver
FLYING INSTRUCTION.. For
details call CONGRESSIONAL AIRPORT,
OIL SS8S. or HYDE FIELD, SP. OSSS.
sale. For details call 8. MINoLI. Ma.
A642 Business hours. 49,
Evening star., 1945-07-10
MOTOR TRAVEL.

TWO LADIES wish ride to Florida. Drive
II necessary Leave July 18th or after.
Refer, exch Box lola, Star. 10'
WANTED RIDE to Denver or vicinity, man
and wife; share expense and driving, about
July IA thereafter Attention, MRS
MERCEDES ia 4773. Call evenings.
Evening star., 1945-07-10
HOME IMP. COMPANIES Cont. I'M

m vIRGINIA-cali PATTERSON -GARDI-
NER CORP, Hobart Ago, Johns-Man-
dows, screens. heating. remodeling Terms.
IN WASHINGTON = Call PATTERSON
G,A3sEpIMEE s,3si COEPs no; bly,; t Jonns,Masn- % 1sI
dows. screens. heating. remodeling Terms
REMODEL, modernize your nome now;
LATION CO. $500 wis. ave, WI 1900.
WATERPROOFING, all kinds; Easements
waterproofed, windows caulked. etc. ROB-
Evening star., 1945-07-10
POULTRY 8 EGGs.

YOUNG CHICKENS FOE sALE--Box 1877
BABY CHICKS, taking orders for deliv-
Hampshire reds. Rhode Island reds, red
cross and barred rock: very reasonable.
Spruce 035S-J.
CHICKENS, prices siashed, large 3-mo. .-old
breeding cockerels, Hampshire Reds and
Barred Rocks; 50 each. Call Oxford
Evening star., 1945-07-10
CATTLE and LIVE STOCK.

HORSE, black, years old. fat and gentle,
broke to saddle and harness; SS5. SH. 563S.
RIDING HORSE and saddle for sale, $3.50.
1016 New Jersey ave. sc. Ii. 3SoAs
Evening star., 1945-07-10
MISCELLANEOUS wANTED.

ACCOHD1ONS, any Size or descrlptlon.
Highest cash prices. Call MR.. FARREN,
ADDING MAcHs., typewriters. calcuiators
ofice equip. all kinds; top prices paid.
Ewes. and sun. CO. 1925; week. DL 1872.
Evening star., 1945-07-10

FURNITURE-Living room and bedroom
furniture. Call Temple 1884 after Pm
FURNITURE-console piano, beautiful
tone, S395; blue and gold occasional cha CHAIRS;
oval rose rugs. $50; table lamp. SO.
faF fuRNITURG2Handsome III HsE0 draperies, 8 blue
With viii . box sN' springs, nner-spring mattress
and dressing table to match, lawn chairs.
KITCHEN che chairs airs and ebs preHsaT s4a large sturdy
TafS2 T6RS1TTRR. r9h Roy rooms modern. and house
hold goods; hrst-class condition. Apt. 2,
frT11RsNfffHpRPMspls rT1s ffpsfPl aSf e twin BEDS springs
and mattresses; Duncan Phyfe davenport
@ porch awnlns stsio touch tapa With
soa4 st@i Wis. SVfaH ave. Sse. NV. Wo s101.
FURNITURE of groom apartment with
sGss'i3l'ss sm q pm. sfR.'1s fals 10th ns
FuRNITURE-New bedroom. living roow,
sds dnstts are at oor SAMPLES FUR
FURN.-Living, dining, bedroom pieces; pieces
grapes eion owneT Tags ieavins Sanseci; City EN- S
TTRNlTuktEsPesskk4 6it p sk4a BEDS tables ehslrs' lo
5 iGs IKE nsT sna e. be SOLD s
sSoa SasH5hfsl fsth st. St. NV. sSAN0A '
FURNITURE--Save up 20 oO% on all new
furniture Specials on sofa beds. studio
couches. bedroom. living room and dinette
suites sss Us @ before sasgSs sgylas h sss' s
mats, Hollywood
beds: studio couches. SIS up; beds. COM
plete, S16 up; dressers, So up; tables.
chairs. 1922 I4th st. NV. to 8 pm. Terms.
observation-disclosures mahogany dining
room set, $500; single bed, $40; brass 1re-
place set, SIS; ping-pong table and pad
dies. S25. Falls Church 13S3-M.
FURNITURE-10-piece mahogany Duncan
pfiyfe suite, 6-pc. twin-bed room suite,
HOLLYWOOD beds, studio couches, sofa beos'
odd sofas, chest of drawers, NAH: credenza,
kneehole desk, dinette sets, highboys mah:
bookcases, ANTIQUE chest. mahogany cedar
coLN Col FURNITURE CO, so7 Pa. ave. NV.
FURNITURE BARGAINS-Atlas. Furniture
Co., .921 q st. NV, sells only brand,new
Brand-new 6-pc. bedroom group, with
spring and mattress. $40, Folding cot or
rollaWay bed and mattress, S14.25. Sim
mons, Hollywood bed and mattress, S34
Complete Ginette table and 4 chairs, S19
Maple desk, S12. Inner-spring mattress,
S21 .25. All-srring :. studio
couches,, Sa4. Spring on legs With mat
couch covers, complete for couch and three
pillows in fine quality material. IN large
variety Of colors and patterns, Sc .95. Com
plete bridge set, table and chairs, $24.95
Maple chests. S14.95. Easy terms. $5 de-
posit and 12 months to pay. Free delivery
Atlas Is Washington's oldest and largest
cut-price house and guarantees the Lowest
prices: Atlas oEuENITIuRE co. gSl G
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22

Pointe. Miss Shirley Sucker Of
PoughkeepSie, n. Y. and Miss
Martha Nevin Of Schenectady,
n. Y, school friends OF the
bride. were bridesmaids. Their
white faille and msrquisette
dresses were made identicslly
like that Of the maid of honor.
They wore coronets of blue and
white and carried bouquets Of
delphInium and oaby's breath in
pastel shades.
1t. Harry Gordon, USAAF.
was best man. The guests were
seated by Il, Richard Body
combe. 1t. Edward Kalish, Sgt.
Charles Blessed and George B.
West
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22
Wew SDehoifer,-
John Henderson Photo

NEW DETROITERS:
born July 16 to Mr. and Mrs. Stanley s Roe
marian McCannl.
Donna Sue Hartman born July to Mr.. and Mrs.
Edgar NJ Hartman tHelga Plant.
Carl Timothy Brater born July 10 TO Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest Brater Betsy HOnhar) OF Ann Arbor.
Bonnie Rae Cragn born July l3 to Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
mond A. Cragn Edith Dodd Culver Of Bloomfield Hills
John David Henry born July to Mr., and Mrs. Daniel
J. Henry (Jane Moran
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22

and stiffly full skirt. The
hnaertip illusion veil was
caught to her hair at the
temples with clusters of
orange blossoms and pearls.
She carried cascade bouquet
Of white flowers.
Sister Maid Of Honor
The maid Of honor Miss Shir-
ley VanderZee, sister OF the
bride. was gowned IN delphlnlum
blue fallle.
She wore = braided coronei Of
pink and blue and her flowers
were pink carnations. blue del
phinium and babys breath.
SchooImates Bridesmaids
Miss Janice Scott and Miss
MarilAn Thomas Of Crosse
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22
Betty Na"dsrzee
MlA IT. C,ockaH
BY THE CHAPERON

MISS BETTY Lorraine VANDERzEE daughter Of Mr.
Wl and Mrs. Norman Vanderzee Of Nef road, and Lit
George Wesley Jr of 1t Col and Mrs. George
W. Crockstt spoke their nupa Saturday evening
Church chapel before the Rev. Francis b. Cramer
The bride chose for her candeght wedding traditional
white satin made with fitted long sleeves
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22
SIGNED EUROPEAN COLOR ETCHIN
for Special Effects
So n Sd
Unframed

This unusual collection of prewar
etchings Is Of special interest TO COLI
lectors. decorators and those inter-
ested in the unique, Included are
scenes of France and Belgium done
by such artists as Guilbert, Tcart,
Van Neste and Charlet. Mostly one
Of kind, many now out of print.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22
[IfdH'11Y

STORE DAILY, SATURDAY, 9!45 TO 500
shopp,ns
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1945-03-01
WITH THE FIFTH ARMY, ITALY

With It1E L liz III AIM I, IlAL
Sgt. Lafayette l.. Eller, son of
Mrs. Bessie Eller, ga N. Mulberry
street, is a section leader in the 310th
Medical Battalion, which resorted to
13-ton prime movers to ferry wound
ed across flooded mountain streams
in Italy as the Fifth Army fought
through the Gothic Line.
Another innovation made neces-
sary by the same floods was use of a
collecting company's station in the
rear as clearing station. Swiftly
rising flood waters had made an is
land of the battalion's regular
clearing station.
The 310th has supported the 85th
Custer" Division since the division
went into action along the Garigi-
ano River last spring. The battalion's
litter bearers found five-mile tricks
through forbidding country a COM
monplace as the 85th broke through
the Gustav and Hitler Lines.
The battalion, which handled more
casualties than any other battalion
under the army corps which en-
braces the 85th Division, received a
commentator from the corps COM
mander The 310th then was COM
mended by Lieutenant Colonel
Ralph M. Patterson of San Antonio,
Texas.
The 310th has lost 10 ambulances
and two jeeps in action, but its motor
maintenance section has established
reputation for keeping an adequate
number of vehicles in operation I'm
der the most difficult circumstances.
Four of the lost ambulances were hit
by shell fragments. Three others
were knocked out by strafing, and
six were carried away in flash floods.
One of the jeep casualties was a vic
tim of German artillery fire. The
other one was stranded in an mac
cessible place when trail was wash
ed out.
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with MILO tank destroyers in prepa-
ration for the Italian campaign.
1t was committed in Italy for the
first time in December, 1913 in the
Mt. Canine hill mass, where they
shelled Mt. Porchia and Mt. Troc-
chic by both direct and indirect fire.
Two days after leaving the Casino
front, the 701st was on the Anzio
beachhead, February 7, 1914. There
the battalion had a hand in the re-
pulse of every full-scale counter
offensive.
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WITH THE FIFTH ARMY, ITALY
Pvt Charles L. Taylor, son of Mrs.
Minnie Taylor, Williamsport, Route
2, is machine gunner with the 701st
Tank Destroyer Battalion, Fifth
Army unit which has been in combat
almost 500 days as it fights on in the
Apennine Mountains in Italy.
Part of the LIST Armored Division,
the 701st, in the Today period from
May 25 to June 4, 1914, destroyed
20 tanks, battery of 210-millimeter
howitzers, 80 vehicles and two self
propelled guns between the Anzio
beachhead and Rome.
The battalion is one of the first
United States tank destroyer units
to have fired on German tanks and
has fought at the side of troops of
eight Allied nations. Company A is
the first American unit to have
knocked out a German Mark vi
'"Tiger" tank by direct fire.
The 701st landed in Northern Ire
land in June, 1912, with other units
of the LIST Armored Division and
went ashore under fire on African
D Day, November 8, 1912 at Oran,
Algeria.
After moving inland in northern
Algeria to participate in capture of
airfields there, the tbs invaded Tu-
nisia to meet German armor at
Medjez-El-Bab.
After losing some of it's armor at
Kasserine Pass, the 701st drew new
half-tracks and went on to fight at
Ell Guettar.
The battalion was then refitted
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DIXIE IN CAPITAL

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