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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-02-26
AID " BY Dave Breeer| Goren on BRIDGE

tCopyrisht. 1946. BY Charles H. 0oren)
ANSWERS TO SATURDAYS QUIZ.
@. las South you hold:
Asa 053 oKQ7532 &943
The hiding has proceeded:
North East South West
spade 2clubs Pass Pass
3 clubs Pass +?
What do you bid now?
.A.-Four diamonds. bid of only three
alter ali, YOU Would I have been obIissd 70
diamonds. Since partner has suddenly de-
though you may have nothing. be should
be advised that you have a good diamond
honor nS refused
to make a free bid of two diamonds over
the adverse two clubs bid.
@. 2-You are vulnerable and as
South you hold:
A10953 0KQ42 1AQJ10 -
The bidding has proceeded:
East South West North
3 clubs Double Pass 4Spades
Pass Pass 5clubs Double
Pass T?
What do you bid now?
to start with and your partner has decided
to play for penalties. II he thought there
woSd e. ak s spades he
for your decision. Overriding his choice
would indicate in what low esteem you
hold him as a bridge player.
@. 3IYou are vulnerable and as
South you hold:
AK73 VAQ10 0J1054 %1092
The bidding has proceeded:
East South West North
l heart Pass Pass Double
2 hearts ?
What do ycu bid now?
A-Two no-trump. If partners, double
tract for game in no trump. He must. Of
course, view your bid in the light Of q
double he need not 20 on. '''''
@. You hold the hand shown
in problem 8. The bidding has pro-
ceeded in the same manner, only
this time the opponents are vulner-
able and you are not. What do you
bid now?
A.-Double.- Such action should yield a
| less and your hand alone will develop four
tricks. 1t will therefore pay you TO aban-
don the probable game at no-trump in
faVQr OF the increased revenue produced
by WELDING the ak.
@. 5-As South you hold:
AS KQ1O9542 u1oe2 &J3
The bidding has proceeded:
East South West North
Pass Pass Pass 1club
| Double
| What do you bid now?
A.-Four hearts. Since partner has
opened in fourth position, you know that he
has sound bid and that you should
| therefore have good chance to make
game in your suit though partner has no
support for it. The object of the pre-empt
l is TO obviate the probable competition in
spades that may develop from the enemy
II they are permitted to come in cheaply.
/ They may drive you above your level by
| an inexpensive sacrifice bid in spades.
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VFTEU ANC

cram q this war spu and you have the Re:
Aurora Hills, Va; investisste today Sc
nssd 1sa.. SsoRH s
OFFICE. 2391 South Arlington Ridse I'd.
ff KicE s75 o. $3.50 cash. ses DER month
average size. 55x130; within walking dis.
lance Of National Institute Of Health and
Naval Medical Center at Bethesda. Apply
Room La T24O Wisconsin ave. Be-
ihsffn; ns: transp.: $3.50: $50 cash.
s25 per month inelIaing gob Interest prin-
BUILDING LOTS. convenient to new Naval
Ordnance Laboratory. White Oak, Mary
nesoR su W6o M Por a Mi HssSs Pax s
koma Park. Forest Glen Park: also COM
cali RoBERTs =: LAT1MER, 1888 Alaska
N BR RxFG iWooDsIDE FOREST, Sill
yer Spring. Md, Live oss drive woo S.ss
IN eo11i5 E pyt't st. s2 "a. NA s4 TAHE
in Westmoreland Hills--wa shington's most
no now Tor that home YOU are planning. in
Westmoreland Hills the picturesque. wind
ing streets ,rt the seelufiOn
ffssssF ss e. fas ssns Of 1Pq arssSt
c aasR f4a4 evenings S S and Sunday WI"
IF. YOU WANT, TO. BUILD shack and
raise chickens then build your house after
can sell for $500 each at terms yo ~ car 4,
Fairfax Co. l mile south Of Lee blvd; on
the road from MeTrlfied to Ann mar
formation cal! Oh, 7O7o. after GIL. 1888
CRESTWOOD =. Large wooded lots. re,
stricted community. choice Of sites to sui
| every taste; congenial -neighbors: priced
reasonable: buy nov for your postwar
home PAUL P. STONE AND EDWARD 2
CALDWELL. 5000 Conn. ave-, OR. 2244
81 ArTENTIoN-Nearby Va. u
| lots zoned apis. or homes. sewer, water:
mile Wash. b. c. Chestnut 5s16. 2.
GEORGETOWN RID, within walking dis,
| lance of the Naval Hospital and Nationa
| Institute of Health--100-ft. frontage. 12t
to 15c per square foot.
Jones Bridge I'd, block from ROCK
Creek PARK; in k-acre tracts or more; 10c
per square foot. E; M; FRY; INC. I24s
Wisconsin ave, Bethesda, Md. Wisconsin
| 6140
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oUT-oE-ToWN REAL ESTATE.

YOUR VACATION HOME now and a snuf
harbor to retire to. We offer an additional
number of fertile homesites of from l to B
acres on the Gulf Coast of Florila, a fish
ermans heaven. at present prices starting
at $685. per tract. All homesites close to
salt water front and all have free use 81
community boat dock privileges. Hard.
surfaced road and electricity guaranteed
each domestic at no additional cost. Title
Richmond, Va. Terms as low as S45 down
and SIS per month: immediate. possession.
No heating or tax problems. and a wonder
full all-year climate. For beautiful Illus
trated free booklet, phone or write A. F.
Madeira, with ]. WESLEY BUCHANAN,
1872 K st. NV. Me. l143.
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HOUSE rRAlLERS.

TRAILER, house, IA It; stove, cabinets
rug, etc; wheels, tires, hitch trunk; 1928
COVERED WAGON, excellent condition
completely furn: S295. KENNY MOTORS
N. Y. ave. ard Bladensburg I'd.
WASHINGTON TRAILER neadQuarters-
New tandem-wheel Americans on display;
also 3-rm. Travelos and Schultz. many
used trailers and luggage trailers;. IL, Is
and "a mos financing plans. Call us to-
day for appraisal. Repairs and all types OF
service work. We have Barnes, Interna-
tional and Duo Therm. heaters in stock
AMERICAN TRAILER CO., INC, open
until q 4030 wisconsin ave. WO 3232
NEW KOZY. platt ana superior; also new
tandem Liberty: many good used trailers,
Including tandsms Cash for your trailer
RICHTER TRAILER SALES. Route l, Ber-
vyn. Nd Tel Berwyn 45 for appraisal.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.

VETERAN will pay cash. for modern bunga-
low, not over $4,000, in suburb. close to
Washington. Box 147-G, Star. 27s
WANTED, within Bonnie radius Of Nav,
Bldg, Navy officer desires 3 or 4 bed
room home for family Would like q
place with stable yard and trees. Prefer
to live in small town or country. viii rent
or buy. Would like occupancy by April
lst or before, Will consider home in
$500 to $4,000 price range. Box ESQ
D, Star 26s
FOR PROMPT and friendly service in
CLYDE R.. ADAMS. Union 1I43.
l WANT all kinds of property, residential,
BUNGALOWS, houses country places, i'm
proved or unimproved. large or small, high
or low price class. Write me and give
me full description and price. No charge
unless sale is made. have 200 people
waiting now to buy in various suburban
communities. l. RUSSELL BOWEN. 513I
Columbia pike. Arlington. Virginia. Phone
CHI. 1924 2s
WILL You SELL for all CASH Your sub
urban houses or acreage: we have list
of cash buyers waiting; for best prices and
quick action call or write ALVIN EPLING,
5S0S Baltimore ave, Hyattsville, Md. WA
1854, day and evening
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OFFICES WANTED.

3 TO ROOMS, suitable for doctors
office, with bay window; LIST floor. between
18th and 18th and K and Que sts AID.
1850
WISH TO RENT Groom suite for private
office: location. financial district. near
Scott Circle. Telephone Decatur 1888 be-
tween 10 and ].
ATTORNEY. general practitioner. desires
office furnished or unfinished. in ONCE
suite; financial district preferred. Box
19S-E, Star.
CONCERN representing ma
tionally known companies wants space on
permanent yearly basis in 1st-ciaSs down
town Office bldg: about / 900 to 200 50
#: preferably near financial section.
MA oI09
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FUTURE.

Restaurant and cafeteria fixtures and
equipment. soda fountain, refrigerating
master toaster. exhaust fan. etc. by auc-
ton at Pomona Cafe CLOSED temporarily
for remodelingl, 1907 e st. NV, Thursday,
March /. 10 am, one hundred fifteen
Brentwood chairs, SO Vitrolite tables, Cres-
cent and Faspray stainless steel dish
washers. Vulcan deep-fat fryer and broiler,
Edison deep-fat fryers waffle irons,
POSTMASTER and Savory coasters battery
coffee urns and stands, coal ranges. hood,
chefs table with Balm Marie, pot rack,
stainless steel sinks and cream cooler, egg
timer, exhaust fan, silver dryer, new and
used gas griddIes, stainless steel steam
and salad tables. electrified soda fountain
with accessories, large Venetian blinds,
ca shiers booth electric signs, York re-
pastry display cases, ice chest, so silver
plated sugar bowls. new frying baskets,
baking sheets. glassware, etc. Prompt re-
moval required fe26.21.2S
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FARMS FOR SALE (continued).

MODERN DAIRY FARM, good land, ex.
eellent buildings; 8 miles from Frederick
40-ACRE FARM, near Falls Church, or
highway, 4-room house and outbuildings
suitable for subdivision; Price; $4,000
$3.50 ACRES GRE S4,stanshon dairy farm or
room country home with = tenant houses
235 acres under cultivation and grazing
modern new 34-stanchion block barn with
Marietta tile silo, also other necessary
outbuildings, 81 acres of growing wheat
% miles out near railroad station. JOHN
B, Silver Spring, Md. Call Ashton 3S46.
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STORES FOR RENT.

DOWNTOWN CORNER, 400 9th ST. NV
Plans available now to remodel into 1 OF
more stores; over 5000 50. #, suitable
for restaurant or mercantile business
JEROME S. MURRAY, 1881 G st. ,nw
Stores OR OFFICES: large display win
dows $40 month; good location NO
1920. Ext. 355. 1898 14th st. NV
BETWEEN 18th AND 18th, F and G SITS
26x7S; excellent retail location: lone-te
lease: only to responsible party. 30,
Abe, Star.
STORE to suitcase. 225 Pennsylvania ave
Sc. Call RE. 1868 4
BR0OKLAND-Small storeroom. suitable
for beauty parlor. fruit and produce. etc:
$50. Call MR.. RUPERT, Ma 2346 or
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW


FED L. WILLIAMS and Zed L. Williams. ir..
auctioneers .-Auction at Williams Auction
House, 9lS New York ave, Tues.
tomorrow. 2 pm. This weeks auction
is probably nothing to write home about.
as the sale will consist mostly of average
every day grade furniture and general
effects. Come get what we have for what
ever you are willing to .pay.Youll be as
welcome as the flowers in May. Dressers,
beds, drop-head Singer sewing machine,
studios. gas cook stoves, metal cabinets,
tables. chests. radios, ice refrigerators,
numerous other goods. Auctioneer's phone,
Ma. 1920.
ADAM A. WESCHLER 4 son. auctioneers
Attractive sale OF household furniture. up
right PLAYER piano, chrome chairs and sofa
Ford 1910 sedan, etc, by order Godfrey
l. Munter, executor, estate Herbert Berry,
deceased: United States Storage Co.. local
hotel and from other sources, by auction at
WESCHLER'S, 915 e st. NV. tomorrow,
commencing $50 am, groups for bed
rooms, dining and dinettes, spring con-
struction living room groups, Hollywood.
sofa. studio and roll-a way beds. chests OF
drawers, dressers, tables, chairs, wardrobe
trunks, metal utility cabinets, mirrored
wardrobe, Virginia sofa. radios, spiral and
box springs. utensils, personal effects, etc
Ford l94O sedan for estate 10 am
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-02-26

MOTOR SCOOTER, 2-speed wanted; also
sidecar. ME. 1928.
AUTO REPAIRS without delay, Chevrolet
car and truck work a specially. KENYON
Arlington, Va. Call Mr.. Brown, CHI 5000
TIRE RECAPPING. S-hour service. by ap
pointment. Leave your car am. pick II
up at s pm. Finest grade materials used
Expert workmanship by experienced re.
Gaping mechanics. All work guaranteed
Ample parking facilities. PALDER g
1212: 1903 Lee hwy. Arlington. OK. 0012
TIRE RECAPPING IN WASH.-One-da,
service: Leave car at 9 am, ready at 5
Grade-A. rubber. Guar. work. car protect
ed, under cover. Not left on street or lot
For appointment call LII. 0S34-LU. 1877
in stock. passenger and truck. CONSOL,
DATED SALES CO, 1896 st. ne. LII
OS34-IU 1877
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

FORDS, CHEVROLETS, INTERNATlONALS
We have large quantity of 1912 ~
Of these have two-speed axles. good rub
Der and are ready for service. In addition,
we have one 2-ton Dodge tractor with 5th
wheel and trailer connections. in excellent
condition including good rubber. All of
these trucks are available at ceiling prices
or less. Dealers should investigate imme-
diately-many to choose from. INTER-
NATIONAL HARVESTER CO., 1902 East
Clay ST., Richmond Va.
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SUBURBAN RENT-MARYLAND

80 FoYLER LANE, Lanham Heights, Md
Vacant. Drive out Defense Highway or
overpass, turn right u mi, turn left "a
mi. TO house. Key. next door. Contains
range. Ia-acre lot. Rent S55. L. T. GRA-
Waite, 729 18th st. Ma. 0153, Mon.
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AUTO LOANS.

We do not check with employers or use un-
pleasant methods to ASCERTAIN credit record
to obtain money. NOLAN FINANCE CO.
1102 New York ave. NV. GREYHOUND Bus
TerminaO. RE. 1000. Open I'LL M. 2Ss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-02-26

Remove one letter from each word ant
rearrange to spell the word called for
Print the letter opposite the word from
which you have removed it. If you have
'Lettered-Out' correctly it's Swedish
tipples.
Answer to Saturdays Letter-Out.
(M) AMBLES-BLASE (nothinS newt.
ca MATIN-MINT Ito insinuate}.
ID RAMENT-MARTEN fur bearerD.
ca BALZAC-CABAL thush clubl,
(E) TALES-LAST doot measured.
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LOTS WANTED,
DESIRE LOTS or i

row or community group. or detached
houses: pay cash. BUILDER. Box
223-E, Star
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-02-26

The personal pronouns often stump
the best of us. II Line, he-him. she
her. etc, confuse you, send for my
Personal Pronouns" pamphlet which
contains a simple key that will enable
out fail Send a stapmed g cents,
sef-addressed envelope TO Frank Colby,
in care of The Evening Star.
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GARAGES WANTED.
AUroMoTivE MISCELLANEOUS.

VICINITY Of Georgetown, between oath
and 34th, near L. M or NJ for private car
viii pay 6 months rent in advance. Phone
Glebe 22l1.
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STORES WANTED.
OFFICES FOR RENT.

STORE OR WAREHOUSE bldg. or garage
navlng PEI; 2O0ojo,o o9 So IL space as w
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sUMMER cAMps.

CAMP INFORMATION-Your chiid's sum.
mer should be planned now. New England
camps I'LL rapidly. Call for details WASH.
INCTON SCHOOLS ASSOC, RE. 1889
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Not This

incidents presage better times the
second syllable receives the accent
and rhymes with "age, cage as
pree-SAGE.
fRaIeo cod bv III. paiI svpd;rata fn~N
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY WANTED
LOTS FOR SALE.

I HAVE MANY desirable foreign buyers
with cash for invest. or bus. property. r..
HERNANDEZ. IIO7 Eye st. NV, DI. 1851.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR REM.

6 ROOMS AND BATHS. on 2nd and ard
floors, over downtown. Jewelry store: good
business location: reasonable rent. Apply
6lG 9th 81; NV. Ma. 764a.
TWO ROOMS, second floor. .3i 18th ST.
NV: rent only S15 mo. ME. 1918. 27.*
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

BEVERLY BEACn Oh Cnssaoeaks eay-
Summer homes and building sites Write
SAVE THE EXPENSE of shore lot. Join
the National Vacation Club. Enjoy the use
of a shore cottage, a mountain cabin ana
nearby picnic spot at a nominal cost. Ad-
dress Box l5-G, Star. 26s
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COLORED-Vacant, 507 ard st. NV;
rooms, brick, on the blvd; LIST CONNER
ciai; suitable for small hotel. suesthouse,
rooming house, undertaking establishment,
ONCE, ETC.; priced reasonable; only 81 900
down. possession at settlement; title is
ready Open Sunday to pm. Cali
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

IMMEDIATE BUYERS for homes and In
vestment property in Takoma Park and
Silver Spring area. Call Mr.. Christensen,
with p. d. FORD, realtor, 81. 1860.
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WAREHOUSES For RENI

STORAGE SPACE for rent, well lighted,
well ventilated, ~ so So fl, End fioor Of
100 C st. re- Apply AHML OIL Co.
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STUDIOS WANTED.

WANTED TO RENT for daily use l TO :
hrs, studio or room with piano. for vocal
practice between and pm. Box 416-D
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WAREHOUSES; WAMTED

WAREHOUSE SPACE, 2.000 70 1000
square feet. Write the WALCoTT:TAY-
Washington =, D. c., attention B. L.
Roberts. or phone Metropolitan 5S46.
BUY OR RENT bldg. suitable for bottling
plant; not less 1000 50. it., end COM
mercial Box 496-D, Star 27'
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BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED.

PROPERTY OWNERS OR BROKERS-Il
you have large house. zoned first com
cercial. in the downtown area. with fine
location. or a small office building for sale
let me know at once. Possession to bs
given within 80 days. All cash paid. Nc
KEEvER d. WHITEFORD? Mr.. Whiteford
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PARKING LOTS,
AuToMoBlLEs FOR SALE.

PARKING SPACE to rent in rear OF l42
4 st NV Call RE a4I3
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Points for Parents
BY EDYTH THOMAS WALLACE

Both children and dentists mothers wisely
prepare their children a usit to the Office
The messenger., 1945-03-01
LOCAL CUB SCOUT PACK MAKING SALVAGE RECORD

The boys of Cub Scout Pack Is are establishing an enviable record in war salvage work and in the use of the funds earned by their labors.
 Since assuming responsibility for waste paper salvage in Bloomfield a year ago, the lads, operating under the direction of their Spon- soring Committee, have collected a total of 50 tons of paper-18 tons of which were gathered on the last three collections. Collections are made on the first Sunday of each month.
 Part of the several hundred dol lars earned from sale of the paper has gone into first-class baseball, camping and gym equipment but a goodly share has been voted as donations to worthy local projects.
 The organization and equipment of a gym team is the latest under taking of the Pack. The team is being coached by Ernest Butler, a member of the Sponsoring Com mittee. The Committee, to whom much credit is due for the indust- ry of the Pack, is comprised of Philo B. Williamson, Chairman; Leslie E. Watkins, Cub Master; Ernest Butler, Gym Teacher, Oscar Tyler and Basil Austin.
The messenger., 1945-03-01

Frost, he leaves a small son, his mother and three brothers. He was 29 years of age.
 Faulkner, the son of Mrs. Kath- crime Faulkner, has been missing since January 16. He entered the service in November 1942 as member of Tank Destroyer Unit and later took A.S.I.P. training at Texas A 6 M College but was transferred to the Infantry before going to England late last summer lie landed in France in November.
 Faulkner's brother, Charles, is with an Anti-Aircraft Unit in Bel gium and his sister, Kathryn, is with the Waves in Washington, DC. His mother and two sisters: Mrs. Howard Kohler, with whom he previously made his home, and Anne Faulkner, reside here.
 Pfc. Ernest c. Tavener, the twenty year old son of E. G. Tav- ener of Bloomfield Avenue, is re- ported missing in Germany since February "A. He was with an in fantry division of the Seventh Army.
 Tavener was inducted August ', 1943 and received his basic train ing at Camp Banding, Fla. He was subsequently, assigned to Camp Robinson, Ark, and Camp Van Dorn, Miss. He has been overseas since last November. His last let ter to his family here was dated February. 23.
The messenger., 1945-03-01
MRS. CABB RENAMED RED CROSS CHAIRMAN

Mrs. Thomas H. Gabb has been reelected Chairman of the Bloom field Auxiliary of the American Red Cross.
 Other Officers named at the Annual Meeting held in mid-F'eb- ruary are: Mrs. Mary J. Fuss, Co., Chairman. <. Mrs. Leslie T. Good rich, Secretary Treasurer; Mrs. Frederic H. Bidwell, Sewing; Mrs. T. Blake Utley, Knitting, and Mrs. Ralph c. Wiley, Knitting Instruct or.
 In presenting her Annual Re- port, Mrs. Gabb advised members of the Auxiliary that during the year 1914, Bloomfield women com pleted the sewing of 468 articles besides knitting 160 garments. She also reported the completion of 24,9OO surgical dressings dur ing the year.The Surgical Ores sing Division is operated under the direction of Mrs. Amos Bedding and Mrs. Frank s. Davis.
The messenger., 1945-03-01
THREE KILLED, TWO MISSING

(Contimued from Page }
 was in France. His brother, Rich ard is with Patton's Third Army. Ferris entered the service in Aug ust, 1941 and had spent three years in an Anti-Aircraft battalion of the Artillery in Panama before being sent to Europe with an in- fantry replacement group.
 He was born in Bloomfield and attended local schools. Beside his mother and brother, he leaves four sisters Mrs. Gertrude Hal lock of North Granby, Mrs. Ruth Ingerson of Ashby, Mass, and Margaret and Jane at home. He was twenty-five years old.
 pcivoto E'rOct
The messenger., 1945-03-01

Belgium and more recently in Ger many. '.
 In England last May, Wurdlg married Miss Nancy Grifflths or South Wales. Franks older broth CT, George, also serves with the Third Army but they have not yet been able to contact each other.
The messenger., 1945-03-01

'How come?" queried Doc as Sergeant George Thomas ap- preached the counter, " I thought you were going back to camp last night" "Why, I've quit the army" replied the Segeant. "Got a better offer from Fox's."
The messenger., 1945-03-01
MRS. RAYMOND BAKER
 UNDERCOES OPERATION

Mrs. Raymond F. Baker, Cottage Grove Roal, is recovering from an operation performed at St. Fran cis Hospital last month and will be returned to her home soon.