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LOTS FOR SALE.
RESIDENTIAL LOTS and commercial lots,

EESiDEN IIAL LOTS and commercial lots, =
CO. MA. 0t60. 4T0 n
LEE HEIGHTS, Arlington, restricted wood-,
ed building site with l5o-ft. frontase, con-
EnRe;E 1aE79Re lS,sso SssoN So Il price s359q
son blvd; Arlngton. Va. CH. 3s3s; eve
COUNTRY tSLSTC CLUB HILLs-wooeed builaa
n ing site sit with loft frontage, IN a re-
within 2 blocks OF the washington Coli
E1, and Country Club. Terms: price, S3, 5Qn,
GEORGE MASON GREEN CO. 2S40 VIE
son blvd, Arlington, Va. CHI. 1898; eve
BELLEVUE FOREST, Arlington County,
near the Washington Golf and Country
Ciub--,Large wooded, restricted .lot. whefe
distinctive type of home can be creatad
now II you qualify for hardship PRIORITY.
Also an ideal spot to plan your postwar
home. Broad paved street. concrete curbss
city water and sewer already in and paid !
for. No assessment. Reasonable terms.
Priced from 81 $50 to $500. GEORGE
MASON GREEN CO.. exclusive agent, $3.50
Wilson blvd. Arlington, Va. CHI. Ss3S:
evenings, CHI. zoos. ~
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OFFICES FOR RENT.

I1": H ST. N.W.-Large front room or
grade floor about 800 So IT; additional
space in rear to be had suitable for doc
tors office near Medical Center. E
9UIMCY 9IJIn;c, SMITH, INC, l4IS st. NV
ABOUT 1000 FEET, md floor front
Conn, ave, down town, immediate posses
sion. elevator bldg: monthly rent 81 IS;
Tor inspection call rent dept, DIXIE
REALTY co MA $3.50
NICE OFFICE SPACE. Two rooms on enc
floor. suitable for law firm; one room or
;5rd floor Il9 B st, Sc AT 1865
DESK SPACE-Central location Switch
board service included Mail address and
phone services also avail WASHINGTON
TELEPHONE SECRETARIAL SERVICE
Bond Bldg, 14th and N. Y. ave. DI 260I
1913 PENNA. AVE. Nw.-1o rooms, sec
ond and thlrd floors, good advertisine
trontage; Sla5 per, month, Ma, 2S65.
90: 10Th ST. NV corner of .20th and
single or IN suite Of ? or , rms: suitable
I0r 10, doctors, dentlsts OR other businesses
Mr.. 18Th AND X SITS N.w.-1srse room
per month availabi Immediately DREY.
FUSS BROS. 1919 18Th ST. NV. MA, 05so
MEDIC aL-Rhode Island NV IL block
from Conn. Telephone NE. lao
OFFICE BLDG. downtown WashinGton
adjacent Statler Eotel, CONSISTING OF 5000
So II. per floor; open on all sides. avail
able lAic- viii arrange each floor to meet
lrdlyldu9l requirements Tenant who can
use entire floor IN this proposed 6-story
modern bldg please write Box 410-H. Star
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY WANTED

WILL TRADE about slOC00 equity in s
or unit apt bldg in a GOOD location
If necessary additional cash can be put
uD. EX. 52ls: ewes, GE H93l
down and assume balance up 10 5000 900
for hleh-claSS apartment house in North
west section. Must show exceptional in
come, No objection to dealing with brok-
erS State details. price, income and To-
cation. Replies held in strict confidence.
Box 24i-S. Star
ARE YOU CONSIDERING selling yCur
property? There Is demand now for
desirable, well-located real estate | am
al your service. Please call HARRY !.
FRIEDjiAN. Broker. RE. 1866.
SMALL APT HOUSE or business property.
Can invest UP TO $40 900. Principals only.
Box 295-S. Star
HOUSE, downtown. in 1St commercial To-
cation, for Offices and warehouse Large
lot preferred. VIII buy or rent. Box
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SUBURBAN RENT-VlRGIkIA.

LOVELY COUNTRY HOME for rent, fur
nished, 40 miles from Washington 10
miles from Warrenton. miles from Vint
Hill Camp. For details write M B. LEACH
NokeSville, Va
GOOD-SIZED UNFURNISHED Virginia
house to small regular Navy family
References mo boys, no pets. Long lease
necessary; $3.50. Box 154H, Star.
INTERESTED IN LIVING in a remote
spot on the Potomac and raising turkeys,
garden and what not? II So write Box
2S4-S Star
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HAVE FOREIGN BUYERS for commercial
p-optrtieS in District. R HERNANDEZ,
DI SHSl or Me 1890
BELIEyE 1T OR NOT. every deal listed
Th NE Is s5ye2 9oIr nv ow2 oefsq9a syen-
FRIEDMAN. broker. RE. l166.
MARYLAND LISTINGS wanted. estates.
farms, inland and water front, acreage in
metropolitan area Of WASHINGTON, I'M
sales since 1921 Have buyer contacts for
w1eS ,,Es,, ranGe ot pronerties. ,IHEoDoRE F,
CASH BUYERS for homes BUNGALOWS. apts..
farms: acIeaec, lots; silver SpTine Or near
by LIST with H F BIEBER, SH 6565
BUILDINGS. suitable for storage and Of
fee, 2sJory preferred, 2.0004 600 #,
downtown location, Will rent or purchase
Box 2S@H. Star.
GARAGE BUILDING. downtown location.
i&rGe enough for several cars: 2-story pre-
terTed, for rent or buy. Box IoSH, Star.
WISH TO CONTACT OWNER who has
modern home N Sill. Sp2, Chevy Chase or
Beth, suitable for medium-sjzed family
that can be purchased with real good cash
3ayment Call SH. $40, preferably after
moons No AGENTS, please
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STORES WANTED.

STORE, downtown. or 14th St location
approx, 1000 #. Prefer large lot with
parking in rear. VIII rent or buy Box
I32-H, Star
CALL REPuBLIC 1856 if you wish to
lease or sell your store l am a. your
service. Thank you. HARRY l. FRIED
MAN. Broker, RE. 1896
PHARMACIST wants good location for
drug store. nearby Va, Nd. or D c. Box
4S1-H Star
lIuerY MrILe Boy ln=S EtaI IQe
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CALL REPUBLIC lI66 i you wish to
lease a warehouse, T. r. siding preferred:
what have you now2 Call HARRY
FRIEDMAN. Broker Pc. 1856
WAREHOUSE or store wanted. suitable for
an upholstering shop, approx. 1000 50.
IT. Call MR.. JONES, co. 1889
WAREHOUSE, $4,000 to 10000 SO. it.
with alley for commercial and household
Storage. Call EN-. 419l weekdays. evenings
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STORES FOR SALE.

LIQUOR STORE, DOWNTOWN, 1O0fo Ioca
ton; owner retiring; unusual 9-year, good
cheap lease; substantial cash required
only responsible person considered Act
now. HARRY !. FRIEDMAN, broker, RE.
Evening star., 1945-09-09
SUBURBAN PROPERTY wANrEp

SUBSTANTIAL CASH, . clients. one in
tercsted in old house on hwy, if possible
some ground. other wants q or 7 room
ate Possession not important c. w.
CLEVER. INC. 1923 No. Irving St.
Arlington; CHI 3222
PROPERTY WANTED between Suitland
and Andrews Field, improved or unim-
proved. Box 2IS-S, Star
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OFFICES WANTED.

LAWYER needs ] or room suite. in
oowntown Office building or Will share.
1000 1000 SO. FIT. ON ONE FLOOR. within
three blocks of Statler Hotel wanted by
national trade association for occupancy
January lSt. Box $3.50, Star
ACCOUNTANT wishes at least 400 square
feet unfurniShed office space in vicinity of
10th snd SITS NV. for secretary and self
:. OR ; ROOM SUITE: prefer nefghbor-
hood, 10Th and Eve SITS NV, immediate
occupancy. Call DI. I424
NATIONAL CORPORATION desires .
rooms furnished or unfinished ofice.
VIC, 10th ana K SITS. NV. willing to sign
lease NA. 3951 -
NATIONAL TRADE ASSOCIATION, estsb-
lished over % yrs. headquarters IN Wash
ineton, desires 1000 to $500 50 #. in
or ) rooms. for executive Offices in
central downtown area. EX 2ll5
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SUBURBAN SALE-VIRGINIA.

AN ARTISTIC CAPE COP BRICK, sI2, soc
In an unusually close-in location we
are Offering this splendid home for sale
quite some attraction to detail in its de
sign There, are living rm. with fireplace,
dining rm., kitchen. porch, recreation rm.,
appointment only MANNAs Realty pY" CO, s.
sss WisGn Hosf Sya xh et or modn ok 21s4
r. near Tysons eeTaer s9S on Pree. sn sf5Gss
GENT co6KS5 ooHsHkY ysnns ESTATE 4e ef
room house, s,-stall barn; chicken houses,
s,nnI & miles SGT. Of BE- p C. $3.50 Easy terms.
cT9 chf9e aRk Fsi chFsfh Faals sleG s5c s,
faiI basement 900 eash' cali hreS cH. ssS?s esH
BENoIT' Be PIT 5se7 N Wash. blvd. Airing
$3.50 SCI - 4-room asbestos shingle bunga-
oil heat; near Westover shopping center
5000 cash, bal: monthly. Call for par
ENof '5 5sss s0 wssh ss0 Dsd fsfo Afns: ii =
sio,5Oo-7 acres with 4-room brick bum
Just of Duke, st. extention, ,2!a miles from
Annandale, Va; garage and large chicken
fs9i fh1ase e. su5stanls RRNpih eash For tu parsea
ALEXANDRIA-4-yea ear-old, 2-hedrm brick
house, $4,000; convenient to stores and
trssTnSspoTtation; nsTS Call OWNER, TIE; 254s.
has + large rooms, 3 bedrooms, oil heat
oak floors bath, city electricity and phone;
living room l3x22 with beam ceiling and
fireplace; full basement, range and re-
frlgerator. 2-car garage, beautiful shade;
about 3 acres clear, balance pretty wood
land with large creek; 8 miles from Wash
lneton; price $1,000: ls cash. balance
500 per month See MASON HIRST.
Annandale, Ann Va, at the end Of Columbia
pike Phone AL. 5S12. Closed Sunday.
6-ROOM modern Colonial brick, - block
to WestoVer shopping center: large living
room, fireplace full basement, oil heat:
price. $1,000: substantial cash. Call for
further particulars, CH. 6677 or Sligo
s940, daily ard Sunday. j. H. BENOIT,
1867 n, Wash. blvd, Arlington, Va o.
Ss,25O-NeaT Falls Church-Furnished, D.
room. completely modern concrete block
bnngalow. all on one floor: oil heat; cleo
trlc refrigerator; gas stove, full basement:
lot 7eSl25. Call for further particulars RS.
CHI. 6617 or Sligo S940, daily and Sunday
J. H BENOTT, 5S67 Wash. blvd, Ar
ington, Va o.
$3.50, $1,000 cash. buys Groom asbestos
Shlngle bungalow, only years old: un-
hnlshed attic suitable for two future
rooms; basement laundry trays: electric
refrigerator: gas stove. Call CHI. 6677 or
Sligo s940 for particulars j. H BENOIT,
n Va Arl5 Ua
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.
WAREHOUSES WANTED.

WILL ERECT any size warehouse with ran
road siding in central location for estab
lished firm that will take long lease
g. LIGHTBOWN WA 1925.
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SUBURBAN RENT-MARNAkp.

4-ROOM COTTAGE, in country, COM
pletely furnished; electricity, hot water,
mi. from 18th and r SITS. NV; 90 acres
in grove, flowers garden; house nearly
new; S65 per mo. Phone Bowie 3132
lust across the District line, fully equip
ped sanitarium for nervous, mental and
alcoholic cases; Main building has at least
20 rooms and II baths, including fully
equipped operating room. Separate build
ing for nurses home, etc. For appoint
peter J. hagan, Suburban Specialist, 1887
34th ST. Nj Rainier Md WA. 3765
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STUDIOS FOR RENT.
REAL ESTATE WANTED

STUDIO FOR RENT Sat or Sun evenings
Ideal for lectures ana meetings. Piano
and NIctrola. DE. ss26.
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rooms, 2-Story brick $3.50
= rooms, older property. $4,000.
5 rooms, $4,000. Phone CHI 9666, to
$50 pm. WILLIAM p, PARRAMoRE,
Realtor
ALEXANDRIA, va, Rosemont section--
constructed "-story detached brick home.
First floor contains large living room with
Kitchen, bath and screened porch. 2nd
dinette and bath The md floor may be
entrance. Full-sized concrete basement
with large recreation room, gas log fire
frontage. Convenient to , bus lines, stores
sscahoools ooh and churches: Sale price, $4,000;
$1,000 cash: terms for balance.
Rosecrest-2-story frame dwelling, con-
talns : beorooms and bath, living room.
electric range and electric refrigerator
fireplace in living room, screened porch.
built1in Il. garaee; coal h;;-w. heat, AUTOMATIC
81; 700. Cash required. $500 BoH-
81 s: alexandria Va Alex S4s2 or Alex.
50s A.. 4a5 tillable good s-r house farm
sell stock and d0a eaaipmen np0 e?T 0r ea can
show investment better than I2ce
300 a, go tillable, sood old stone and
6rick o5s 6dn houSe. tenant houses. farm bldgs.;
Both of above farms near Purcellville.
Va, and haye. excellent water facilities
c9ionisI MIL residence, good farm bidss;
/ so a, s-r house, l4-cow dairy barn. s
cows, bull. horses. farm machinery and
dairy equipment of all kinds; fishing creek
through farm: on hard-surfaced road; $i2-
600 complete
g a, SIR. modern home, good outbldes.
make good chicken farm; $4,000. = "0"lO
fdnTn as the eea5Sf dd 1rsns s BaeHont Hons VA
lpracticaliy new spool beds, other fur fur
All above have electricity or it is avail
able. Many other bargains in real estate
in Loundoun County where I've done
business over a of century. C. c. ELSA
CHARLES CoUNTY-160 acres. 10 acres
clear large Colonial house. brick stable
large tobacco barn: priced $500.
on place. l. G.. KRAGH, real estate
broker La Plata, Md. phone 314@,
GRIN. AND BATH BRICK HOUSE yrs
old: fireplace full cellar. oil burner, air
,r5,r 5,rm. and bath brick bungalovs coal
snd nsuated @ nfs vsTz qon5
Frigidaire storm windows house is 81
yrs. old end in excellent condition, Close
/ to everything. Price, S9.950.
/ 5-rm. and bath brick bungalow. coal
burner. h.-w.h.. Frigidaire. full cellar.
fruit trees. garage; lot 25x150. Close in.
/ Price, $500
- In Fairfax Co, Va. and is mi from
Washington. high elevation, 21a acres OF
land, all fencd in: Arm. and bath frame
bungaloW; also adjoining e-rm. cottage,
barn. stable. chicken house. hogpen, fruit
and shade trees. large garden. finest place
to raise chickens, turkeys, pigeons. etc.
Price, $3.50
Many beautiful shaded lots. $50 to
$1,000. REIBLE; exclusive agent, OK.
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AVONALE--5-rm. and b. brick, years
old S6,950. Coal air-cond heat. $1,000
down payment.
5-rm. and b. brick. ami. S11,900. Rec
reation r., nice lot. oil h.-w.h. $4,000
down payment.
6-rm and. b. brick. large, pretty. fenced
yard. gas h.-w.h, Possession so days
$4,000: $4,000 down payment. EUGENE
UN. 07Ss.
Evening star., 1945-09-09

q ROOMS. semidetached, $3.50.
) rooms semidetached, $500.
s rooms, large lot, $3.50.
8 rooms. large lot, $3.50.
5 rooms completely furn.. $500
rooms, 277Story brick. $3.50.
= rooms, older property. $4,000.
5 rooms, $4,000. Phone CHI 9666, q to
4:3Q pm. WILLIAM P, PARRAMORE.
Realtor
The sub., 1945-05-26
AFL FIGHTS LAYOFFS
Call On Dr. Tuylor and Paul Cu to End Co., Practices

of some minor straw boss could never happen in an A. F. of l.. yard. It is found only where the c. I. o. has succeeded in deceiving men to join a political dues collection mob or where the company dominates the situation.
 All American Federation of Labor collective bargaining agreements are first submit ted to the membership of the union, then discussed with the company and finally ratified by the entire membership of the local union. It follows that no worker would volun- tarily agree to the methods employed in this yard and that is the reason that the company as we'll as the work CTS feel that American Feder- ation of Labor will win by a landslide in the election on June 9th.
 The resolution adopted by the Metal Trades Council of the American Federation oe Labor has been wired to all responsible authorities in Washington.
The sub., 1945-05-26

The postwar or recOnVer- sion period is here insofar as many Electric Boat Company employees are concerned. That is why the A. F. of l.. men in the yard have wired their resolutions to Dr. Tay- Tor asking him to place his proposed postwar war plan in- to operation immediately by using the situation at Electric Boat as his first case. If his formula is accepted in this instance it will mean that Electric Boat employees have taken the first step to assure postwar security for the mil lions of wage earners in this country.
 Inasmuch as Dr. Taylor will first be required to secure the cooperation of the War Man. power Commission in cancel ling the various manpower priorities and restrictions which in this area are now obsolete the Federation has also sent copies of it's action to Paul McNutt, Chairman of the w. M. c. George Meany, secretary-treasurer of the American Federation of La bor, who is ranking member of labor on the National w. L. B., and Frank P. Fenton, di- rector of Organization of the American Federation of La Dor, who performs in a sim
The sub., 1945-05-26

liar capacity for W. M. C., were also notified of the steps taken and will support the contentious of the local men on a national level.
 The present method of lay ing off capable men with years of service and back ground because of the whims
The sub., 1945-05-26
METAL TRADES COUNCIL OF NEW LONDON AMERICAN FEDERATION OF LABOR

AMERICAN FEDERATION OF LABOR
 WHEREAS there have been layoffs in the Electric Boat Company due to cutbacks in the yard, and
 WHEREAS it has been the policy of our govern ment to recognize the eight-hour day and foryhour week, and
 WHEREAS it has been proven that produc- tion per man hour can be accomplished on the five eight-hour day forty-hour week:
 NOW, THEREFORE, BE TT RESOLVED that we, the undersigned employees of the Electric Boat Grot- on, Connecticut do hereby petition the Company to reduce the working schedule to five eght-hour days, forty hours per week. and
 BE TT FURTHER RESOLVED that in view of the National War Labor Boards proposed policy to in crease to compensate for any reduction in hours that all employees of the Electric Boat be guaranteed their present weekly earnings while the fortyhour week; and
 BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that pending ac- tion upon this petition and resolution there shall be no further layofs.
 Dated at Groton, Connecticut this 21st day of May 1945.
The sub., 1945-05-26
Demand 4O-HOur Week
 With No Take Home Pay Cut

On Monday last the Metal Trades Council of the American Federation of officials Boat which affects employee of the whether involves the of ayos tenaons anything else the slippery labor relations 
 they employ fellow workers the brief F. the yard demanded that there further aoff until equitable adopted They call for with pay something public Taylor chairman of the War
The sub., 1945-05-26

PettOnS have been circulated among all employees Tn the yard and the has been tremendous Thousands of employees believe that step must be taken in this matter of yos and the above only of several which the A. F. of L. workers will present to the company They also suggest management that there hundreds of employees who wish to voluntarily surrender their jobs many and believe that these people should be the first to go Some of them live long from Groton and others have businesses of their jobs to which they wish to return Strangely enough these peo ole are not included in the lists of termnatons
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-27

SOPHOMORES AT Mary
grove College will entertain AT
an "at home" party this eve
ming in Alunnae Hall. Chair
men of the committees planning
the informal party arc Misses
Lorraine Hawkins, Charleen
Kennedy, Jeanne Lom bard,
Bernadine Fallon. Shirley
Brewis and Dorothy Orne.
Assisting with the arrange
ments are Misses Marion Sny-
der, Mary -Timpy, Aileen Nc
Crea, Marian Dunn, Agnes Con-
nors, Anne ingalls,, Elizabeth
Christie, Audrey Lynn, Beverly
Lighton, Elizabeth O'Connor,
Mary Lee Anderson. Mary Ellen
DeSantis, Irene Cegielka and
Virginia KretcShmer.
Highlight of the social season
al the college this fall will be
the Tower dance. scheduled for
Nov. Is. A MarygroYe tradi-
tion before the war, the annual
fall formal party has not been
held since 1912.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-27
Honore1 r.
.
AtLuncheon

GRAND RAPIDS, Oct. 26 -
Mrs. julius II. Amberg, one Of
Grand Rapids most charming and
interesting personalities. was hon
ored at the Women's City Club
m m b rship luncheon Tuesday
when she spoke on Washington
in Wartime"
Mrs. Amberg lived in Washing
ton from January, 194l, and took
an active interest IN wartime
projects and people there.
While there, she was active in
the Red Cross, having served as
vice chairman of the Potomac
Council of the camp and hospital
service and as chairman OF the
hospital committee OF the District
of Columbia.
She also worked in the National
Office of Civilian Defense At the
time when Eleanor Roosevelt and
Maj. LaGuardia were co-ehairmen.
Mrs. Amberg. a graduate of Ee-
nd Stanford University has
many affiliations in the womens
organizations in Grand Rapids.
She is a charter member OF the
Women's City Club. and has
served as president of the League
of Women Voters. the Women'S
University Club, and the Civic
Players.
After having lived in Washing
ton for the last four and half
years. she and her husband again
are making their home in Grand
Rapids.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-27

FRAN ES M R f
SCHULTZ. daughter OF Mrs.
Hattie Schultz Of Field avenue,
and Walter Dopieraia Jr.a son
of Walter Dopierala. Of Pelkey
avenue, were married recently
in st. GATHERINGS Church.
For her wedding the bride
chose a traditional gown Of
white satin and point de Venise
lace. II Was made with a fitted
bodice, deep round HeckIine,
hustle back and long train. Her
-ffngertfp ve1i fctt from cor
onet OF the lace and she car
ried a prayer, hook 10 which
vas fastened a spray Of white
orchids.
Dorothy J.. Schultz, sister ~
the bride. was maid Of honor.
Geri Schultz, another sister, was
bridesmaid, as was Elaine Do
pierala, niece OF the bride
groom. They were gowned
alike in powder blue taffeta
with matching picture hats and
carried colonial bouquets.
Edward J. Schultz gave his
sister IN marriage. The best
man was Elmer II. Palach and
the guests were seated by Sam
T. Massina and Cpl. Walter Sa-
dowski.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-27
Omega Phi MaYgrove
Dance Nov. 2 At Home

MEMBERS OF Theta Omega
Phi have completed their plans
for their annual fall dance 10
he held Nov. 9 in the Grand
Ballroom Of the Book-Cadillac
Hotel.
Miss Patricia Sullivan is gen.
eral chairman OF the affair and
serving with her are Misses
Catherine Kelly, Mary Jane
Rohr and Msrgie Ulrich. IN
charge OF orchestra; Misses
Jane Feely, Sally Hamlin and
Joan Roche, decorations; Misses
Mary Anne BlinStrub. Mary 10
Quinlan and Lois OHars.
tickets; and Misses Mary Jo
Sullivan, Mary Joan Walsh and
Jane Bopp, publicity.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-27
Boy Scouts 10 Parade
AT University Sunday

The Catholic Youth Organiza-
tion announced today that the
] 200 boy scouts of the Detroit
archdiocese will stage their an
nusl review before high ranking
military officers and civic leaders
at 2:30 p. m. Sunday on the Uni
versity of Detroit campus.
Following the parade. the
scouts wifi march 10 Gesti Church
Santa Maria and Oak Drive,
where "Ad Altere Del" awards
will be presented TO those who
have served at least $50 hours as
choir bows.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-27
Schnniid+s
Wed 10 Years

MR. AND MRS. ARTHUR
o. A. SCHMIDT OF Fisher road
will give a cocktail party in
their home Saturday evening
in observance of their tenth
wedding anniversary.
Among the guests will be
'Mr. and Mrs. George Cassidy,
Capt. and Mrs. Marshall Fred
ericks, Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Germonprez, Mr.. and Mrs. Gla-
son Coombs and Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Wrock.
Others will be the Homer
Durgys, the Whitney Collins,
the Neil Lumas. Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Brodie, OF Pontiac: Mrs.
Franklin Roberts. Miss Doro-
thea Schmidt. Mr.. and Mrs.
Gordon Reynolds, of Pontiac:
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Knuth. of
Flint; and DR.. and Mrs. Karl
Malcolm, OF Ann Arbor.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-27
Bridqe Luncheon

THE SOUTHEAS TERN
WOMAN'S CLUB will give a
bridge luncheon al the Women's $
Guild Monday. Proceeds will
be used by the War Service
committee which is furnishing a
room in the Marine Hospital.
Mrs. LaVerne Crandall is chair
man.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-27
Catholic AIumnae
Party Saturday

MICHIGAN CHAPTER Of
the International Federation Of
Catholic AIumnae viii give a
card party AZ Kern's auditorium
AZ 1.30 p m. Saturday 10 raise
funds for the international con-
venuon 10 be held in Detroit
next year.
Mrs. {. J Hellebush is gen.
eral chairman Of the affair.
Mrs. J. ! Timpe is co-chaIrman.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-27
Garden Leaders
Discuss Market

MRS. TRUMAN BARBER,
president of the Michigan divi-
sion OF the National Farm and
Garden Association, and Mrs.
Lloyd Edgar. chairman of the
annual Greens Market. met
Wednesday with II branch
chairmen TO formulate plans for
the market.
The sale will be held Dec. IL,
II and l3 on the second floor of
the Goodwill Industries building.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-27
u. D. High Festival,
Dinner Tomorrow

The annual fall festival and din
ner OF the University Of Detroit
High School viii open at 4 p. m.
tomorrow and continue through
Sunday evening in the school gym
nasium. Funds will help finance
new memorial gymnasium and
swimming pool.
Reservation for the dinners Sat-
urday and Sunday may be made
by calling University 2-5400.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-27
Cpl. Moore Home

CPL. BOB MOORE. who had
spent 25 months in the Pacific
theater. is home with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph S.
Moore Of Calvert avenue.