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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED tcsns.)

MISCELLANEOUS WANTED tcsns.)
ELECTROLUx 60. refrigerator wanted.
md .t aiiH soSes $685. $685. twin
. Roe.i 500, Ss'f ssssnsea so
ELEESST;R1c REFRIGERATOR, for home us use.
EscsfsES w ea Fl prv,t. part,
G GIIl l pay top price. ME. 1881 or ewes.
FURNITURE, in good. clean condition:
stoves. iceboxes; highest cash prices paid
E, &; FuRM CO. i lsos st. me- R 1892
once, will buy one piece or entire home:
also want combination radio and grand
piano Please call today MR.. GRADY
FURNITURE Would like to purchase
some lego good us SEQ also piano Call Rsp.b
FUR sSfH1ki and home furnishings radios,
sewing machines in good condition; spot
fins Hi MR 'S 5saf9om and d G
ing mach, pianos, radios. household goods,
sa hs es an. DT'f time an! rR For
FURNITURE. orlc-a-orae. china. glassware.
p qEs psa ca MRRA . shes s sss
GOiD-Brins your OLD COLO. silver. piatins
f.S KAHS slsoSSS: e sSs az,
wanted wanted o. Also electric portable vctrola.
LAWN MOWER-win pay good price 70,
lawn mower in good condition. Emerson
LAWN MOWER-Gasoline-p powered lawn
pTe. o will xo Day Ell
Decatur 1900, am. to pm, except
OIL BURNER. prefer Delco DIX model. with
also need extra tank RIA 2O36
Ask fes MR. svea Nj Rsz
NEWsPAPERs wanted, soc per 100 lbs
books and magszines, Soc per 100 lbs
ss5 d Ion AZ. sed T rs s5ss ACE JUNK CO.
NEWsPAPERs wanted I's soc per 100 lbs
books and magazines, SOC per 100 lbs:
our please
scrap iron and metals: Wash RAG 8
S h wanted st g." COO per 5000 100 lbs
books and magazines, Soc per 100 lbs
de1iyered our wsrehouse you came anne
scrap iron and metals. ABc JUNK CO,
uprisht or grand piano. viii pay tn
highest cash price. GE. s465.
l1a nc wanted; grands uprights u ane
paid, prompt, careful removal. MA. 1865
weekdays. or Sunday and ewes. Wo: $3.50
PIANO : am ,nnT ; io' 5000 sp,net O.
s snieq U c. en- W. ,s ~ '''' 0''c' '0'
.ns s.nS se' f sssB 81 81 s ssGs'
one - s5as5' S ssiR RF'ef gag VIII.
PIANO-Wiu nav cash for a spinet a small
apartment UPRIGHT Hs{ or a g srsnd EN- SIa 1
PROJECTOR-Missionary wishes TO- nm
sEf ussd Ran Tas house ss0 9
make or model. MANHATTAN AUTO 8
kARR9 fR 5es sIe te st. ?V or Gu IT.
good condition: private party will pay tor
price. ME. 433l or ewes, CHI. 1914
x pas essh cs Waods
SEWING MAcHINEs-we buy all types
repair nemsischlnE buttons 1ahn
ture MR.. KING, EN-. 1853. 4.
WASHING MACHINE and rotary electric
CASH FOX oiamo>ps .no olo COLO Ola
sES y.S SSR I;,s iC "a 81 81 255s
monds, si'vervare, cameras clothing ant
,ssrms n.s as; zws sh9''s NE Of diamonds
ave. n. w,-Household: once and, antiau
PAD. M 5a3a: $ am. to pm: Ewes
AM INTERESTED in buying old iewelry
MILESTONE, NE 6O7a
orator: GOOD condition cash. GIL. oss'
evenings. e.
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DOGS. PETS. ETC.

PEKINESE, Axe, show winner puppies.
reds and blonds, male and female, to
months old; Call at lsl7 e vermont me ave
l gray and . white kittens and white
mother cat. preferably adults GE 5519.
BEAGLE PUPPIES. straisht-les, 3. we'll
bred Call Falls Church 1881 after 6
DOGS, mixed breeds wire.haired, spitz,
bulldog, shepherd: S. each to people in
country or who have fenced yards. 3
kittens to give away. IA. 4434 after Z
D. m or Sunday.
VERY SPECIAL-Your opportunity to pur-
chase q highly pedigreed red and black
cocker spaniel puppy, 3 to 5 mos, direct
MELRosE WAYsIDE MARKET, on Route
$40 north of Chevy Chase, Saturday. May
5, from 10 am. to pm. Health permit
P r4sslsS CATS. red, male, s mos, $40:
cookers, all colors, $40, S35. $40; cocker,
red. male, Stockdale breeding, S75: elbows.
S Sssk female So H tx 5erref s4 black lac AND
scoTCH COLLIE PUPPIES, purebred.
beautiful sable and white; S75 with papers,
$50 without. 10 West Kirke ST.. Chevy
Chase. Nd WI 5000
DESIRE permanent home. for two affec-
tag taSion to new dwelling provided. Call
WEIGH TERRIER, female, to careful
people with fenced yard. SH. 3149.
TOY MANCHESTER CHIHUAHUS, .. 6
months old male and female; $50 and S35.
WANTED-Toy hairless Chihuahua. Wal
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|suslNEss OPPORTUNITIES (cen.. J

BEAUTY SHOP in Silver Spring; income
at present time 5000 per month, with one
per month. RICHARD LoCKETT. S236
Georgia ave. Sligo 1414 or Shepherd 6447.
RESTAURANT, CO. license. 100 cases OF
liquor on hand, also beer and wine. CITY
REALTY CO. 507 st. NV, MA. O460.
Ewes, Elk. 0741
RESTAURANT, in the heart of Clarendon,
Va, doing q nice business. nicely equipped;
will sacrifice; priced only $4,000. terms
OLD DOMINION REALTY CO.. exclusive
agents, CHI 6343.
GROCERY STORE in NV. section for sale:
doing between 500 and $500 weekly:
price. $4,000, includes stock and fixtures.
Adams S44S. 90
FOR SALE-Attractive tourist business
including real estate and equipment, To-
Gated on United States Route No. l, be-
age for expansion. Substantial incomes
Price, S3S5o0 terms. Income can be
increased after gas rationing is over
Full particulars upon inquiry GEORGE
W. L4NKINS CO, Exclusive Agent, l Du-
pont Gircle, D, c Va, branch office. call
John Hill Carter Engleside 6S-W-1I.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SAID.

ACCORDION, 100 bass, perfect condition,
reas. price. After 8 pm, AT 1913. s.
ADDING MACHINES, calculators, various
makes, hand and cleo, sale or rent; reasons
able. CIRCLE, 1112 14th NV d. 1872.
ADDING MACHINE, Victor portable =
column; comptometer: both perfect, like
new; no dealers, Box 353-x, Star. s.
AIR-CONDITIONER for sale, window and
console models. Taylor 5127. g.
AIR Condolences. several sizes, &C.
or dc. current: refrigeration equipment,
ice cube makers. OIL. AIS.
AIR-CONDITIONJNG and heat unit comb. >,
15-h.p. Servel, used. top condition.; also
stainless-stee restaurant equipment. No
dealers: Write Box SIX. Star.
ALARM CLOCKS REPAIRED tany make),
incl. elec.: also expert watch and iewelry
repairing; 3-5 days service; WORK guar
1882 18th st. NV. ma. 1861, Opcn eyes'
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BOATS.

WANTED-Outboard motors regardless of
size or condition cash for same 131
llth ST. sc.
MARINE MOTOR for sale : to hip,
Universal Fisherman: excellent condition.
Also two 2l-inch propellers. Phone WA
1887. evenings
HOOPER ISLAND BOATS, .; l 35x1o IT.,
powered with ll5-h.p. Chrysler Crown
marine motor: l 40x1O #. new, no motor.
L. NJ, SPRIGGS. Box 81 Reedville, Va. 8"
CABIN CRUISER. 40 feet long. lift beam.
sleeps 4; $4,000 Call Annapolis 9030.
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SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT, expert: books started, kept
part time; tax returns, audits. statements;
ACCOUNTANT avail. approx s hrs. wkly.
reg: daily basis: general records, financial
and tax reports: expert. AID. O722. 49,
background, available Immediately for full
or part time position; experienced retail
lines. including mems furnishings and
ACTON ENTEsrAfS mi go Experienced Ssd
wishes to join professional vaudeville unit
Give details. Box 364-X. Star.
ALTERATION, suits, coats: dressmaking:
reas. Cali DI. 7035. MRS. BAILEY. A.
BAKER, colored, wants evening work;
expects a, good q. pay ;., Apply by mail,
BOY, Is, part-time elevator Job. 1888
California ct. NV. AID. 1901. -
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS.

SECRETARIES. $50 wk. postwar future;
patent law stem, expr.. 5i2-da wk. S45:
stenog., 5ha-day wk.. mfr. rep, $40; med
lcal stenoe expr, 5l2, $40; French
openings daily: top salaries Miss Young
MA. 60SS. PERSONNEL SERVICE, 1911 G,
next Epiphany Church
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INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

STENOGRAPHIC and secretarial classes
now forming Beginners and refresher
courses in shorthand tipping. bookkeeping
comptometer. all secretarial subjects. Civil
Service courses Est. IS years; accredited
Inquire Ma. 1888. BOYD SCHOOL, 1893
st. lopp. Capitol Theater,
ACCOUNTING under 10 CPAs, by CORE
spondence, quickly, economically; CPh coach
Ing: recognized. Free booklet ME- 4l7l
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CATTLE and LIVE STOCK.

4 GOOD Ass9RIMENT Of work horses
stock Farms Gaithsrsburs; Nd; Phone
ssrenees: George P Hende5son president
SADDLE. Western. stock. new, made in
old Mexico, covered stirrups, large pommel,
steel horn: entering service: must sacrifice,
$50; 5la crittendsn st. NV. IA: 1880. a 4:
SADDLES, 20 new western; 10 English. 10
Army saddles, new and used brides. double
and Single: wagons and driving and pillow
harness collars, 10 pretty ponies and
horses. work or ride; straw rides by hour
ANGUS 8REEDiNG CATTLE. excellent
registered, purebred. TB and Bangs tested;
heifers at reasonable prices; strong pedi-
srees. Phone F1TzHuGH, Gaithersburs
FARM HORSES, two, large. 8 yrs: old
one mare. one horse, mare . lead horse
full set of wagon harness; l Guernsey cow
fresh. Call SH. 321S evenings.
PONY. WAGON and harness, perfect con-
dition, S75. Good, steady mule. absolutely
gentle. $50. LIVINGSTON STABLE, $500
Queens Chapel I'd. Hyattsville. WA. 1898
MULES, pair young, well matched, large
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COLORED WOMAN, first-class laundress
for :! days work, $3.50 and cartare.
GIRL, colored, wants days work AT
1922
GIRL, colored with health card, to care
for > small children. ME. 1874.
WOMAN, colored; l.e h W; employed couple
no children; ref; 1916, 3 days AT 1882
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MOTOR TRAVEL

DRIVING TO SPRINGFIELD, ILL; leave
Sat evening or Sunday; can take . or 3
Call SH. S943 evenings after pm
WANTED-Two ladies or couple 10 drive
my car to Oklahoma City; ref. required
WANT INDIVIDUAL drive 1912 Buick from
Richmond Ind, after May 10Th to Seattle
Portland. Takoma or San Francisco; ref
erences required. RE. 1900. Ext. 732ll.
or Gil 1345
EXNAVY PILOT wants ride to Calf
share expenses. drive. Box 37!-X. Star .
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SITUATIONS WOMEN,

ADMINISTRATIVE SECRETARIAL ASST,
broad commercial and industrial expert
ence, seeks connection where executive
ability and loyalty are desired; TOP salary
expected for unusual capabilities. GE. 1888.
DRESSMAKING. designing, remodeling
frvipe ss ana MISS BERT 1880
GIRL, colored. wishes position as recep-
ZIONIST or nursery worker; good salary.
Ii. 1914
GIRL, colored, KNOWLEDGE of home nursing
and typlng, to work in doctors office or
patient in home. MI 2942.
NURSE. practical (colored), desires s-hour.
lo-hour or 12-hour duty. DE. $3.50 80
NURSE, colored, desires 10-hour- day
duty: $50; Md. or D. C. DE. 9759.
NURSE, or 10 hours; day or night. for
PERFElT-FITTlNG SLIP COVERS and
draperies, all kinds of alterations; prices
reasonable. JULIA GONZALEZ, 1884 CO.
lumbia rd. NV. DE. 5000.
SITUATIONS MEN and WOMEN.
MAN AND WIFE, colored, want living
quarters in exchange for part-time work
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ROOMS FURhIsHEp-s.E. and s.w.
ROOMS FURhIsnEp-Mp. and VA.

IS CARROLL AVE. Takoma Park. Md
preferred to share lovely furnished apt.
with another woman sH. s123' after
$50. $40 per month: convenient location
1921 WOODSIDE PL.-3 Govt or service
girls, near Chevy Chase Circle. Md:
rooms and large tile bath. occupying entire
floor. completely private, single inner
spring beds. laundry and phone privileges:
So per week each. WI. 7477
5518 NO. cath, Airing ton-Larse double
room in private home, convenient transpor-
tation, home privileges. breakfast: prefer
married couple or girls; S25 mo. each.
Call CHI. $751; before pm.
CHEVY CHASE, MD, 113 East Underwood
st.-Room for 1, $50. Can be seen Friday
after 6. all day Sat. and Sun. WI. 261O.
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AVIATION,

AIRPLANE FLYING INSTRUCTION gwen
daily from am, to 7:3o PM. HYDE
FIELD. SP 0SSS
NEW FLYING DEVELOPMENT - Private
enterprise seeks financial partner, air
man preferred Box 30-E. Star. s.
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ROOM WITH BOARD WANTED.
ROOM AND BOARD with bath In private
h home Cal We; 3l64 after pm.
KUHN AND BOARD for working mother
Gay: Reply, Box S3-Y, Star.
ROOM AND BOARD for elderly woman In
good health. DU. 2430
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MULES, pair young, well matched, large,
strong, willing workers, $500.
Bay mare, ride and drive; ideal garden
animal; 500. Dupont 1899.
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ROOMS FURklsHED-Northeost.

room double bed. next to bath. laundry
priyilegess; private home; single, S35:
1868 BLAINE ST. N.E.-Large front room:
single beds; double. $40; single, S35.
PA Bird ST. NE rooms for light house.
keeping, man and wife preferred, no
Children: S1l week Elk. 0656.
COLokED-230 Warren st. n.e.-Room
nicely furnished, for middle-aged couple,
2909 +.
COLORED-193O Bennett pl. n.e-one
large front room, SIS single, $40 double. 4.
front room with double bed. Call FIR.
9050 after 6 pm, all day Sunday 6.
ROOMS FuRhIsHEp-s.E. and s.w.
3S40 end ST. S.W.-Sailor share double
room with sailor; close Naval Research:
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ROOMS UkFURhIsHEp.
ROOMS WANTED.

400? 10th ST. INTERCHANGEABLE, large
front room to or . quiet ladies, Close to
transportation. $50.
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SITUATIONS MEN and woMEh
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

MAN AND WIFE, colored, want livir
quarters in exchange for part-time wor
RIA 1929 re
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FURNITURE-Chairs, newly reupholstered
SOFT be la s0 fRAsc Erect ssfssf ass CO.
FURNiTHREIIo III mahogany Duncan
Phyfe suite. Hollywood beds, studio couches
nette sets hishboys. nah booEcs assn an.
Live fsfsf S e. y so Pa suite
boxes: rugs chairs I. e. F1RNGfURE s't &
GR bed St. ne Th l 9ecm
dinette at substantial savings for cash
FtKNfT6kE spieee lined lime oak bedroom eSfe
suite. modern type. with large mirrors
brand-new: wonderful buy. $50. Held. 5s3S
sHf sSS Gssn fyeaoes vn,
81 e ST. NV. Includes sll-spring con
table, comfortable armchair i and leather dir
covered occasional chair. 2 framed pic
d a ter ss maple ANY yt Il ss sm
livery; Open evenings till pm: Mon
nstons Oldest and largest catpriee furn
ture house and guarantees the loves
prices pr in town: ATLAS FURNITURE CO;
VI 92255o G st. NV, d. 1887. D1. 1888. DI
GARAGE DOORS. new, glazed. Choice o
S, sizes; iM-in thick Go $40 pair delivered
aE0eI EatFMkSTAlc s1
garage Jacks. motor analyzer, electro
welder, hydraulic lift. ME. 1908.
GAS RANGES, new and used; large stool
and variety ACME FURNITURE co
| 1O1b2 18th st. NV Ma 1862
GAS RANGES Brand new and factory re
built from ST. 30: wide selection LIE FEvRI
STOVE CO. 926 N. Y av. NV. RE. 0O17
H5EAIING-.Hot,w water and hot-air heatint
plants, installed by competent mechanic!
under the personal supervision Of heat
terms. no down payment. irst paymen
Nov 1st Free estimates PORTER EN-
Il GINEERlNG CO., 5311 Ga. ave. NV. RIA
2oS0. Evenings, 81. 1896.
HOLLYWOOD BEDS, 2, with mattresses
excellent condition. RIA. 1878. s"
HOT WATER RADIATORS. from s to II
sections, 2 and tubes, all with valves
For information, call DI. 0139.
aGd Ssrs, new A sas pfss s5fs tS
i 1851 18th st NV MA 1852
INLAID LINoLEgM. reg. 81 $50 50. I'd.
e9c. PENNA: LINOLEUM CO., 927 G II
NV, d. 6674.
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FLEM1NG, l5l2 King st, Alexandria
ment, familiar with procedure and proto-
puties viii Involve eorrespondenee, psn
ternational coneress, some translation and
spanish, German and possibly s some French
Will need to develop public relations, mem.
bership' committee work and arrange:
and u es snd 4sa e1DeFsani
Viii Be- treated in ssriet confdence 1 prioi
to an interview Box 352-X, Star.
WOMEN: as counterwomen. resort hotel
HALL HOTEL, Wernersville, Penna. ~
WOMEN interested in keeping active b!
nc @ .epiy WEsTs ssy% So Sny ROOM
WoMEs, viii. Sss ~ e e sse %: ssss to 81
to learn safersra work meals uni
cai Mfss aREGR CO. soso
WOMEN for defense riant: must be able t!
IA: s5 4. sseft ~. Bowen = s.. INC, ~:
week Of 2eR. hours, general clerical wori
in an Insurance company ONCE: knowledge
Miss sp TGND sF Feom A 4Ss SIS ts snls
WOMEN over IS years Of age to sell il
various Sep2rtm a us AppIy smploympsnp
18th, 9Th and e SITS. NV.
WRAPPER. with or without experienc.
pleasant working conditions. good salary
permanent position. INQUIRE Mr.. Gottliet
1912 14th st; NV, HAHN SHOE STORES
YOUNG WOMEN (2)-Here is your golde
opportunity to obtain 4 permanent postwa
position with . long established. pIogres
Sat. to 1, the year around. Also vaca
tions with pay and other attractive fea
LOAN SERVICE. NC. is Carroll ave
Takoma Park; Md. -
OPTICAL CO, III G st. NV.
YOUNG LADY LADY, handy with needle; :
GOWNS. 1907 Connecticut ave. '''''''
YOUNG LADY. stenographer and book
&c Y sn sRc wilson st Eva
North Highland St, Arlington.
YOUNG LADY for cashier and seners
eWoPE EWELRY CO, IiI4 st. NV.
YOUNG LADY, white; part time, to vor
u lending library in department stor,
esl ia. 240o.
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-03-16

swept clean the hills dominating
Clark Field.
Since the Japanese selected to
fight in the hills instead of the
open terrain in Central Luzon, it
was the XIV Corps right flank,
carried by the 40th Division, that
met the stiffest resistance and
bore the brunt of the Manilaward
battle.
Vasquez has made his home in
Coolidge for IA years. He en-
tered the armed forces September
IA, 1943 and went overseas in May
of the following year. His broth
er, Pvt. Raphael Vasquez, is also
serving IN the South Pacific.
1T. ED SHAW, convalescing at
Brooks General Hospital, San An
tonic, Texas, from serious wounds
received in action in Germany, is
now able to be wheeled out on the
hospital grounds according to his
mother, Mrs. r. F. Shaw, who re-
turned Friday from a weeks Wis
it with her son. She was ac-
companied by his sisters, Mrs.
Ruth Dora of Coolidge and Mrs.
Mary Hibberd of Bagdad, Arizona,
The Lieutenant entered service in
January of 1941 and received spec
ial training in Panama before at
tending officers training school
and being sent overseas in July Of
1914. During his brief front line
service 1t. Shaw was wounded
twice and sent back to the States
in November of 1914. He has been
a resident of Coolidge since 1887.
JOHN MARTIN, S2/c, is here on
leave from San Diego, California,
to visit his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
H. D. Martin. He entered SER
vice June 10 of 1914 and has been
attending a gunnery school on the
coast.
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-03-16

Martin, Friday. Sgt. Martin was
hit in the left shoulder by mortar
fire in November of 1914, his Sec
ond wound was received February
II, 1945. The sergeant's parents
have heard from him since that
time, but he did not mention be-
ing wounded, or tell them that he
was in a hospital. He referred
to it as resting up awhile" and
said that he felt better now. Sgt.
Martin entered service in 1943 and
was sent overseas in November
of the following year. He has a
brother, John Weaver Martin, S2/C,
who has recently completed train
ing at gunnery school in San
Diego, California.
T/5 RAYMOND DAVIS writes
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. J..
Davis, from a hospital in Italy to
let them know he is all right, af-
ter a second operation resulting
from serious wounds received in
November. Maybe I will be out
of the hospital in three or four
weeks" he writes, "and if l should
walk in without notifying you be-
forehand l don't want you and
Dad to take it too serious, because
l will be all in one piece" Davis
has been awarded the Bronze Star,
which he mentions briefly by say
ing, 81 have the Purple Heart,
also Bronze Star. I'll tell you why
was awarded the Star when l
get home" He has been over
seas since 1943.
PVT. JESUS M. VASoUEZ, son
of Mrs. Fidel Vasquez, was with
forces of XIV Army Corps that
entered Manila triumphantly after
Major General Rapp Brush's Cal
York 10th Infantry
Division secured the right flank
OF Central Luzon, the gateway to
the Philippine capital, according to
word received from there this
week.
The 40th Division was still dri-
wing the Japanese deeper into the
Cabusilan Mountains southwest
of Bamban, when advance elements
of General Douglas MacArthur's
Luzon liberators sped
into Manila.
Besides clearing the strategic
gateway to Manila, the division
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-03-16
News Exchange Column For
Coolidge Men In The Armed Forces

ion of Is day furlough spent with
his wife and son and his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Shoemaker.
HOWARD BHANNON, MIMIC,
writes from California, where he
recently reported at port of en-
barcation at the conclusion of a
% days leave spent visiting his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Bran
non, that a fellow doesn't realize
how much home means until he
has been away awhile. Il was
home on leave a year ago, too.
My ship left the states in May,
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-03-16

HOWARD WUERTZ, tail gun
ner on B-24, has recently been
promoted from corporal to SER
geant. according to word received
from the South Pacific this week
Wuertz went overseas shortly be-
for Christmas and he now has ten
missions to his credit. He is the
son of Fred Wuertz and has two
brothers in the service, 1t. Wayne
Wuertz and 1t. WILDER Wuertz.
CPL. LEROY SHOEMAKER left
Friday for Ft. Meyers, Florida,
to report for duty at the conclus-
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-03-16

Giving to the Red Cross is an obligation land
privilege-because the Red Cross is YOU. 1t is
supported entirely by voluntary contributions. If
you want the Red Cross-and you do!-you must
support it, )
To our men in uniform, the Red Cross is a
precious gift from home. :. blood plasma to save
life sweaters and sox, cigarettes and other little
comforts lovingly donated a smile from an
American girl in lonely land -.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-12

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-12
By GALBRAITH

SVsAA "---
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-08
Aboard the Cruiser Augusta
ON the ScheIde River, Belgium,
SUNDAY. July Is

LII night after leaving the North Sea, we have been
"A steamng up the Schelde first through Dutch waters
entered the great waterways that drain the Low
Countries, and then up to the great Belgian port of
Antwerp.
The President has left call for a m. and a
short while later Is deck for early morning walk.
After breakfast he is back on deck the starboard
side just forward of the main gun turret. With him
Capt Vardaman and Brig. Gen. Vaughan and the
White House correspondents. Later joined by
Secretary Byrnes and Adm Leahy.
1t is beautiful sunny Sabbath morning with just
enough chill in the air to make the day perfect and
woolen suit and sweater comfortable.
The Augusta has taken the lead but at times in the
twisting channel of the the Philadelphia and the three
escong British destroyer escorts appear to be ahead Of
The river and the lush green pastures fields Of
golden grain and reened dkes make fantastic setting for
the buegray warshps They TO be coursng through
pastoral painting in almost Alice in Wonderland setting
Holland is side and Belgium the other.
The Dutch and Belgian countryfolk come down to the