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Evening star., 1945-07-29
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

MIDDLE-AGED LADY has living room.
bedroom kitchen and bath apt, everything
furn.: would like to share with employed
middle-aged lady; references; S45. Apt
342; 3nS w I755 :, Maeomb Ma st, ,,oo nv G..
entrance; 500 mo. with services: l or :
1dg!,s 5ss G1RkkS r. StSheg s1 csl WI s553
to share apt. with > other other giris: rms rms,
and bath modern; S2a for |: $3.50 for
sH.ffarl fall a5tsT gm AD n,6ihs5 59l6 wants
share NV. section home with young woman
and child: part-time help employed. Box
6oI 10th ST NV, Apt 4oa-wil share l
nm, kit. bath with another refined young
aay Sai GoSN AVE- AVE- RE sErl l9G t9 Share
ferred; $50 includes meals meals OR. 55e5
GIRL, between p and 25, wanted to share
1893 10th ST, NV, Al Apt n'$ s-9 girls, f2 pref
esbdy eTsbIy over = yrs Of age to share fur
required; CAL MI; 454o after | pm, .
with another; s33 s3 90 month. 1851 Warder
Il Iies 5T oRkEN kA ST. ST! NE rooms. fur
nished, ! unfurnished; s12 per week: can
ment gith gh sRotheT hesz $50; 1920 10th st.
ns is7 RhobR sf e. 1sLAND sGS2 S5i AVE- fof Nw-arl
to share apt; with one other; living room,
kitchen, bath. bedroom twin BEDS un-
limited telephone. elevator service $40.
naval OFFICERS WIFE, husband over
seas, will share large; beautifully fur; 5;
share expenses; 500. Phone CO. sss3 or
ssa sa5'G LoSGFEILow SSS Fellow sT ST. N.w-youns, re-
fined man to share furnished apt. with
one other; price. $40 per mo. Call RA.
Ne. SECTION, 1908 Saratoga ave.-Jew-
ish gentleman to share Broom furnished
apt; with another gentleman, 4 months
beginning August 1st; uni. phone; S35
S1'D. nss DASBHRY M esiGsf 81. Apt 81 eY sirls
bath apt, with another girl; Bendix washer,
ssl'i eseh near aayeS Navy v Sard soins Field and
Hsssl fsso MosRok ssssnseh ST. ST. NV NWLarse
with twin beds; girls to share with 2
%hsiprsS SihfIS; sSS' fxRk G4 sSi1 SEC 1889 Clifton
twin bedrm.. kitchenette and pvt. bath;
Ss ns das fPD msS sfSDs fssFyha sfaS
rs1 ne snsTh seSTfosss SRS 9nsH 81 Nm apt m
5od sis1' MsaDrsoN saGr m So sGas Sw-Young lady to
as psa d agt RA sh s5 aer 10 lady
WANTED. refined girl; with college educa-
| tion, aged 21-20. to share lovely apt. with
another girl; about S2S. Call ia. 3144,
1854 New HAMPSHIRE ave. NV" Apt. 3S.
WANT GENTLEMAN to share new apart
| mept with another; Nichols avenue near
Upsal. Congress Heights: $40, state age:
religion. occupation; Box CAD, Star. so
| 2 GIRLS to share 2h-room apartment with
another girl; $40 a month each. 1901
Columbia I'd. NV Apt. l92: no. 47s5.
| DESIRE GIRL TO SHARE nicely Turn; 3.
month 2517 Mozart pl NV, Apt. 30l
inr. 18th and Euclid). AID. $50.
! girls; S2S.35 monthly. Apt. 26, BIO 18th
st. NV. CO. 545S.
Evening star., 1945-07-29
CATTLE and LIVE STOCK,

for sale at all times at Shadow Lawn
Gaithersbqrg 49 W. o. DosH, owner.
GsoTgs Ns Rk M6
after 6 pm, Falls Church 5sS.
s.ngle or double, perfect condition DICK
GATED MARE, spirited. black with white
dition. also italian style Jumping saddle.
ONE BEAGTIFrILY MARkED s;yr:-old
sorrcD, Western-broke pony, u hands:
several other riding horses. HILLTOP
FARM, Fisher rd. sc. Temple Hills Lo-
HORSES, 3 pigs goats. 1o-disc grain drill
TWO 2-horse wagons, Mccormick -Deering
forks. harness. saddles and brides. Falls
Church S65-W-2.
timothy hay in shock; il acres big wheat
straw Atlantic 0S41
HORSE, large, black; work or ride. Call
DOCTORS BUGGY, rubber tired; also
steel-tired buggy. Chestnut 4449. 90
WOODEN CAROUSEL HORSE, large size
English; very rare specimen. Chestnut
SADDLE HORSE. beautiful s-yr. .-old, brown
and white perfectly. broke, to ride. or
classy; can be ridden by any one; this
sLo6wE, OIL. $40 1'NA '"'' 1 o w.
DAIRY CATTLE, is cows. 5 heifers, some
old from u s. Soldiers Home: viii sell
asa lot or individually. Call RE. 1917
THoRoUGHBRED COLT, . years old, light
195e 99n TsskSags MILK afs5 p
! dpilV Sd5 Or R0nte
Vienna, Va. Phone 1s-W-3.
WILL SELL one or two of my black Perch
not registered; No dealers, Want assqT-
| sWAREN, ,BrookevilIc, Nd
ssnss tested M SIS s0E Silver tssf sprins Of ana
SHOW HORSE. ribbon winner excellent
Jumper hunter: ribbon winner for buggy
Rands See at S 5oos Silver spang rd to
BEAuTffUL pFIad BLAGR S MARE faf for sale. excel
lent condition, sound of wind and limb, 3
with western saddle, bride and metal
studded martingale. Can be seen at $500
JUST RECEIVED truck load of Western
to SOB; l34 English and western riding
ofde Of ssds psas to bseTs sns sah Do1 o
Come at once. Your trip, pays. Special
eiSeGNnt gTT .pnrs for Edins Ssh11ls pRATT
! STREET HARNESS IL SADDLE SHOP, 9OS
s. Paca ST., Baltimore /, Md. Right near
Washington Boulevard.
SHEEP, young registered ewes. s25 each,
| including papers. Box 54-D, Star
FOR SALE--Rabbits does, bucks, several
young RABBITS, also hutches. Call ME.
4 1925 after q pm weekdays.
EIDING MARE, Z years old sound. well
bred, would trade for pony or smaller
horse; ] English, 2 Western saddles,
brides; Western pony saddle and bride,
racing saddle, S25; trotting cart, wire
| wheels rlibher tires. S.sE. D-hnrea
machine. new guards, S25; l horse cuti-
vator, 2-horse plows. Stewart hand horse
clippers. c. M. FIRST, 265 w Broad St,
Falls Church, Va; Call Falls Church 2009.
SH0ATS 10, 90 to 90 lbs, inoculated,
castrated. One boar ready for service.
Priced from, S12 to S21. Baled hay. any
quantity: delivered Mr.. Block at LIVING
STON STABLE, 5S06 Queens Chapel I'd, .,
Byattsyille WA. 4593.
Night and out Of Faircrest: training; yrs.
old. PLEASANT VALLEY, Rt. so, Hern-
] HORSE, formerly U. g. cavalry, new bride,
saddle ana blanket. Call FIR. 1921. 20'
Evening star., 1945-07-29
ROOM WITH BOARD WANTED

MOTHER and daughter desire room and
board in good home, day care of child.
ROOMS AND BOARD in quiet, refined
Protestant home by widower and daughter
l5. SH 2S65
REFINED JEWISH GIRL desires board and
room. or room; single room preferred.
Georgia @2O4.
WIDOW. and 7-yr.-old son, desire room
and boa rd. day care of child, vicinity OF
Silver Spring or Bethesda: Friendship
Heights desired Box GOD. Star. 20"
Evening star., 1945-07-29
ROOMS UNFuRNlsHED.

1911 18th ST. NV. APT. a-Room for
one employed lady: use of kitchen: S26. 90
per month Call after am. Sunday.
10th ST. NW.-narge
double room. $50 month. Apply between
coo5IIoRED.i0i col 18th ST. SCI room
kitchen. $50; also double room, S16 30'
COLORED - 1867 ROSEDALE ST. ne
Unfurnished room to the right lady OF
gentleman; privileges
COLORED-2IOO 18th ST. Nw.-Unfur-
nished front room for rent; employed sin
gle woman; S25 month; no kitchen privi-
Evening star., 1945-07-29
COUNTRY BOARD.
SUMNER BoARDERS-Country hC

SUMNER BOARDERS-Country home and
cabins; on U. S. No, II. > miles south. of
Edinourg' iiIl Va, near river: own vegetables;
bus by door Phone 79-J, or write Route
>. Box is, Edinbure, Va Phone between 9
FOR FOLKS wishing for place in quiet
farm home: no children under u yrs;
gentileS only: have electricity and bath
Edinburg, Va
ROCK RIDGE FARM country home for
children A.; vacancies for two Aug. l to
Sept. J. constant supervision. $50 per
month. Tel. Herndon 27-W-ll
"0NE 0AK''--Board. by week or month.
located > miles north of New Market on
U. S. II, in heart of Shen. Valley; bus
service. Phone 4OS-F-2O or write MRS.
o. NJ ZIRKLE. New Market. Va
Evening star., 1945-07-29
For Rent Rooms,
Apartments and Houses

The address and rental price must be
included in advertisements under
Rooms, Apartments and Houses for rent,
In Apartment and House for Rent
advertisements where a Star box num-
per Is used the general location may be
cases The Star will secure the exact
address, which will be available to the
Rent Control Administration upon re-
quest
Evening star., 1945-07-29
COAL. WOOD and FUEL OIL.

APPROXIMATELY TWO CORD, suitable
for fireplace. furnace or heater, SIS for
both. CHI. 3O63.
ANDIRONS, fire tools screens and all fire.
place goods repaired and ref1nished D. L.
RROMWFLL. 723 9th st. NV. Me. 1874
WOOD for fireplace furnace. heater and
kindlings all fuel will be scarce this winter,
order now COOPER SUPPLY CO, Sl3
18th st. ne. AT. 59l9.
Evening star., 1945-07-29

". DAVIS. hauling and moving. 24-hour
service. FIR. 1902.
MOVING AND STORAGE, reasonable rates
Will take your surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. EDELMAN'S S
MOVING & STORAGE CO, ia. 2937. 30
AETNA MOVING g. STORAGE CO.-Local
and lor distance. No Job too large and
none too small IL 100
10000 SO. FIT. available for storage; clean,
bright flreproof bldg: complete storage
service: very reasonable rates GE O300.
ATTENTION GOVERNMENT WORKERS
Light moving done at your convenience;
day or nlsht: reason. rates. CO. 94S3. 30'
Evening star., 1945-07-29
APARTMENTS uhEuRhlsHEp.

2 ROOMS, XII. reception hall bath, 2s13
18th ne, 5000 exchange for rental
ONE ROOM APARTMENT for rent August
!, $50 a month Call Sunday afternoon
601 Park rd NV, Apt 200.
WILL EXCHANGE 4-room apt. in North
west Baltimore for 4-room apt. IN Wash
ington. Send full information to Fox
a-ROoM AND BATH light Housekeeping,
terry lane, Bethesda, Md; WI 1864
EXCHANGE l-bedroom apt, unfurnished.
IN Arlington. for 2-bedroom apt, unfurn.
If YOU HAVE modern det brick home,
NV, section. not over $4,000, l have, ,
room, kitchen; bath apis. available:
500 80. DONALD P. MATSON, OIL sac,
5000 n. H. AVE. NV. APT 3O1-Wll
trade cool NV; corner apt. with 3 ex-.
posures consisting of living room bed
room, kit. dt@4ng and bath for apt or
small house in nearby Va. 90 minis.
downtown. Ia. 1870 Sun. and eve.
WILL EXCHANGE Or. kitchen. d. and
bath apt. in Va, l block from bus and
shopping center, Is min. to downtown
Wash, for apt. same size in NV. Box
2 ROOMS, kitchen. porch, inst hot water.
semiprivate bath near Eastern High:
$50 month. Box led. Start 30.
Evening star., 1945-07-29
ROOMS EURN. OR UkFURk.

lady with Ink. priv. Call MRS NEW
MAN, FIR. 9553 week days bet. and
Evening star., 1945-07-29
AVIATION,

war delivery of new Taylorcrafts, Swifts
ssnnSdo eng Republic ssabes Amphihians,, Oliver
AiRPLANE FLYING INSTRUCTION. For
details call CONGRESSIONAL AIRPORT.
OIL, SSSS, or HYDE FIELD. SP OSSS
Evening star., 1945-07-29
TABLE BOARD WANTED.

WANTED-Home cooking, for convalescent
foreign oficer, vicinity Arlington. Call
AID. 1900. col. vAGuERO.
Evening star., 1945-07-29
COUNTRY BOARD WANTED,
MOVING, PACKING and STORAGE

ON MODERN FARM for grandmother and
little girl OF 3. August and Sept, refs. eX-
changed. Box l96-V, Star.
Evening star., 1945-07-29
APTs. FURN. AND UkFURk.
COOP. APARTMENTS WANTED.

TO SUBLET efficiency apt / or months
furn. or unfurn.; Mt. Rainier. Box 266-C
Evening star., 1945-07-29
APARTMENTS EXCHANGED.

WILL PAY CASH for desirable unit N
restricted neighborhood. Send full in
formation to Box 1900, Star
Evening star., 1945-07-29

Call RA. 70S5.
vate home, shower, unlimited phone, SAC
no Sa54 csthsdrSsl S ave NV Ap sGaE; oa4%
private home, with breakfast: / block OF
express bus; gentle home; $50. Call GE
1918 FxRRAGUT ST. adjoining rooms
for, ? young girls, private home, S25 mo
each. Call after pm. Sunday, ia. S142
zoos KLINGLE ROAD-Master bedroom
private bath, in private home: convenient
transpSrtsti9n Sr $40 month h,. AD 25aS ~
CHEVY Gh'j Ste CHASE. f D. Do c,@Double bed, prl-
Eate ao bath satG svaIa5le rn month only s45
H2ssGs H2ssGGss Tsif RiTTENHousE Fl ~ ST. iN.w-singls
room, next bath, near transp.; rent S25
TRR 2Rth WrfsoN ssotleTsG HousR RrefsFEsd is St.
$50 each; shares for girls, $3.50. MI
siI CONCORD AVE, N.w.-comfortabl
s TEFFERsoS Sas S. fE NWrront we double
bone; \ assS sSsiila6le M August s.; $50 per month
s ST. shgssn rsSs
sss sssa per laa2 RSn'n ST. Do lss Young mar
| tclVflanD, SD-0D, TO snare Sultt Ol iuoi1i
with very desirable young man; bedroom
living rm;;, pvt; bath, all moderp improve
1909 KENYON sT. NV Apt. ant
rooms for rent for girls or married d Os3n couple
| FURN. RMS. FOR MEN, clean and com
Portable; no drinking: SO s. ,G.Is, per wk. o2'
n3I3 ASHMEAD PL. N.W.-Room for rent
. gentle gentlemen: large, 3rd floor. 6acl
| room, twin BEDS private porch, adjoihrs
bath; physicians home; $50 each month
| 20"
1920 INGRAHAM ST. N.W.-Triple room
private bath. 1st floor, to refined girls
Gentle home. convenient to 10th and "a i4ts 1
sts. transp.: $50 ca; per mo. ia. o35o
| after 6 p.m.; Sun, after 10 am.
sea- NEBRASKA AVE. N.W.-Nice room
| in refined home, $50 mo-.
| CHEVY CHASE, i block from Conn. ave-
Preferably gentleman. private home; nicel:
$40. so. 1918 Fessenden St NV. EN-
1859, after Pm; or any time SUNDAY; na;,,
J ful room. for 2: double bed; cony. transp.
$50. DE. 5952.
Evening star., 1945-07-29
no pets; twin -bedrm.
18th or later. WO.

l or . rms, kit. and
nfurn. or furn.; S75:
Allison St. 18th l 9Th
Evening star., 1945-07-29

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Detroit evening times., 1945-11-04
Nancy CORN Married
To Robert B. Wood

MISS NANCY CORN. daugh-
NI ter of Mr.. and Mrs. J. J..
Corin OF Buckingham road, was
married Saturday evening 10
Robert Benton Wood, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward l.. Wood
of Audubon road.
The Rev. Francis Creamer Of
ficiated at s o'clock in Christ
Church Chapel.
The bride wore an ivory satin
gown with a feuf-yard train,
and scalloped calot of illusion
net and satin which held in
place her long triple-tiered
bridal veil. She carried an arm
bouquet of white orchids and
stephanotis.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-04
Tourquoise Blue Gown

Mrs. Corin chose tourquoise
blue dinner dress trimmed with
silver beads and an ostrich.tip
feather hat. Her flowers were
deep fuchsia colored orchids in
a corsage bouquet.
Mrs. Woods gown was in a
plum shade in sheer crepe and
her hat was in a matching tone
in velvet. White orchids COM
prised her corsage bouquet.
A reception was held in the
home of the brides parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Woods left by
motor for New Orleans. Mrs.
Woods Travelled in a tWo-piece
wool suit in slate blue with
Persian lamb trim and a match
ing chapeau.
They will make their home
on their return in Faireourt
drive. Crosse Pointe Woods.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-04
Attended by Sister

Mrs. J. r. Pink, sister of the
bride, was matron of honor. The
bridesmaids were: Miss Betsy
BayliS. Miss Kathleen O'Don-
nell. Mrs. Donald Horsfall of
Kalamazoo. Mrs. Thomas Ryan
of Grand Rapids, Mrs. Paul w.
Seller Jr. and Mrs. Charles En-
ling.
The attendants were gowned
alike i'm royal blue velvet and
wore matching ostrich plumes
in the hair-dos.
Mrs. Pink carried a cascade
bouquet of chartreuse orchids
and the bridesmaids carried
white gardenias.
William Ranck was best man.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-04

THE DISTRICT NURSING
SOCIETYS onthly sewing
meeting will be held Wednesday
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-04
n. H.P.CIub Meetinq
With Mrs. Robins

THE ALPHA CHAPTER OF
the Highland Park Woman's Club
will meet in the home of Mrs
Harry NJ. Robins in Farrande
Park Tuesday at s p. m.
Fashions. Co-ordinated With
Millinery and Cosmetics, will
be discussed by Miss Mary Diem,
needle trades teacher in the
Goldberg Girls Trade School.
Mrs. r. L. Hathaway. chair
man for the evening. will be as
sisted by Mrs. II. L. MacCortan
Jr. and Miss Ruby Russell
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-04
Air FLIGHTS Help

quent commercial five
hour flights from New York and
Baltimore 10 the playground
s OF have made it more acces-
sible than ever before and Dusi-
nessmen of Bermuda are hop
ing that Americans will take
advantage of the service.
They are hoping out loud that
Americans will reconvert TO
playing as efficiently as they
converted TO working when war
came.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-04
Lure Trade
ToBernnuda
BY MARTHA KEARNEY
,a.srn.iion.i news service Staff Write,

PAGET. Bermuda, Nov 3. \
MAKING a business out of
NA pleasure is a tough job, as
any Bermudian will tell you
today.
Bermuda Is gambling heavily
that Americans will be spelling
for a postwar tarvel-and-play
binge this winter 10 offset years
of wartime restrictions and
hardships.
The little group of islands
totally dependent upon tourists
for its revenue--is trying des-
perately to whip up an atmos-
phere of gayety and complete
a quick job of reconversion in
time for the winter tourist
trade.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-04
Hotels Redecorated

Almost all of the popular ho-
tells are closed and undergoing
an extensive job of redecorating
and refurnishing. During the
war they were used as billets
for British and American serv-
icemen.
Stock in Bermudian shops is
low because of he delay in
obtaining transportation from
Britain. All kinds S of liquor,
however. are available in the
same quantity as in prewar DAYS.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-04
Seek English Goods

Bermuda's business men are
trying hard 10 arrange for the
rapid shipment of goods from
England TO offer tourists as
quickly aS possible
Apart from its magnificent
setting and climate, Bermuda
has a priceless vacation asset 10
offer-a ratio of about 80 men
TO every woman tourist.
The large Raj contingent
based on the islands and the
American Air Base at Kindley
Field is responsible for the
nanpower situation.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-04

ADyrRTISTNENT
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-04
Redford Women
To Meet Monday

TEA WILL BE SERVED at
a meeting of the Redford Wom-
ans Club at l:30 p. m. Monday
in the parior Of the Redford
Methodist Church. with Mrs.
J. v. Sharkey as chairman.
Mrs. Earl Tinsman. soloiSt of
the Christian Science Church Of
Pennington, will sing.
Our Global Dilemma Will
be discussed by Mrs. Charles
Shain OF the Detroit Fedora
tion OF Women's Clubs.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-04
n. Women Hear
Rt. Rev. AIdrich

HIGHLAND PARK Woman's
Club will meet at 1:30 p. m.
Monday in the auditorium OF
McCregor Library. The speaker
will be the Rt. Rev. Donald 3.
Aldrich, bishop coadjutor of the
Episcopal Diocese of Michigan.
His subject will be "Expe-
riences as a Navy Chaplain"
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-04

THE MOTHERS CLUB OF
Dominican High School will
meet Wednesday at SIS p. m.
in the school. The Rev. Fr.
Thomas Collins will be the
speaker.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-04
Jane Christensen
Honored by Class

JANE CHRISTENSEN. fresh
man at Denison University,
Granville, Ohio. and recent
pledge of the Delta Delta Delta
Sorority. has been elected vice
president of her pledge class.
Jane is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Herman Christensen of
Kipling avenue.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-04

=. and his teachers are tops. Start
tomorrow-hsvs a grand time, get
compliments galore at your very next
party. Arthur Murray, 1903 wash
ington Blvd, az State St. CA 5J77.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-04

Dance and romance don't rhyme for
nothing one leads to the other
IL you're a good partner. It's easy.
it's fun 20 learn the new steps az
Arthur Murray's. He has a system
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-04

The guests were seated by Jack
Blowers of Kalamazoo. Fred
erick Leaden, Charles Emling,
James Pink, Carl Crantz and
Jack Breakey.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-04
District Nursing Society VIII Sew Wednesday
Times Photo

al II a m al the home of Mrs.
Herbert Trlx IN jefferson ave-
nue..
Kodiak mirror., 1945-09-15

This week Emil Knudsen, pro- prietor of the Kodiak fountain, received 8 shipment of articles for hls store from St. Michael, Alaska.
 As is the custom from time immemorial, he began looking at the newspapers which had been used for packing, and although the shipment hadn't been that long on the way one of the pap CTS was an 1898 issue of the San Francisco Examiner! Among the articles was an item about gold being shipped from St. Michael on the famed vessel the Port land" and one about a murder, wherein 8 woman sent some chocolates with poison in them i to some one, successfully. We don't know the explana- ] tion of the use of such an old paper as packing material, of course. But it would be reassur- ing to publish a paper in St. Michael with the prospects of not having the current issue used as packing material until 1902.
Kodiak mirror., 1945-09-15

From Danny Boskofsky, S-lc, comes an interesting account of his experiences aboard the U. S. s. Cape Gloucester, aircraft car rier. Danny, who is from Kodiak, is the nephew of MT. and Mrs. Senefont Malutin, of this city, and has two sisters here, Martha and Mary. The following excerpts are from a letter written by him recently:
 The Cape left San Diego on May 23 and stopped first at Pearl Harbor. After several weeks of training and night fly
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Kodiak mirror., 1945-09-15
KODIAK DIARY

A Willys pickup truck arrived on the Lakina this week for the Kodiak Mercantile company and Paul Fretzs, the store manager, parked it behind the building off the alley.
 Paul went to lunch, and when he returned discovered that some one had filled the back end of the truck with load of scrap lumber and trash. He thought somebody had done it as a joke, but discovered later that young man had been hired to pick up some of the remodeling debris of the new Polar Bear cafe and bad thought he was to put it in that truck.
 So it was no joke.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-11-02
Marine Battle Veteran
Folds Tent . and Moves

LOS ANGELES, Nov. 2 Up
David Mizrahi, veteran of Ma
rine Corps action in the South
Pacific, folded his tent in
downtown park last night and
quietly left with his wife and
small son.
The Marine veteran told re-
porters the housing shortage had
forced him to shelter his family
by pitching a pup tent in Per-
shing Square Park yesterday.
But city authorities. mindful Of
an ordinance prohibiting habi-
tation in public parks, ordered
him to leave by midnight.
Mizrahi, his wife. Sophie, and
their son, Bobbie. 2. picked no
their tent. few blankets and a
toy telephone and left at 10
p. m.
The Mizrahis, both %, said
they had been looking for an
apartment since last March
when he was discharged from
the Marines He is now working
as an upholsterer and they had
been living with relatives.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-11-02
Muchinists
Idle 10000
in Frisco.

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 2 -
(P) - The involved San Fran
cisco Bay area machinists strike
entered its fifth day today with
little apparent progress toward
a solution. An estimated $4,000
workers are idle, and retail
store milk supplies constantly
are growing simmer because Of
the shutdown of a waxed car
ton producing plant.
Representatives Of CIO Ma
chinists Local 1904 Of Oakland,
AFL Machinists Lodge 68 OF
San Francisco, employers, and
members of three-man United
States cancellation service panel
held a second meeting yesterday
afternoon and scheduled more
sessions for today. The machin-
lists are asking q 80 per cent
wage increase.
Shipyard managements, who
claim to be bound under terms
to be excused from the concili-
alton meetings. On request OF
shop managements, it was
agreed that San Francisco en-
pleyers would negotiate with
lodge SO, and the East Bay en-
ployers with the Local 1904.
Union representatives said, how
ever, they would accept only a
master agreement covering both
sides Of the Bay.
Stores reported their receipts
The daily monitor leader., 1945-11-02
(uyIer Is Speaker
al Lions Meeting
ReIetes Experiences
In Europeon War

Capt. Ralph Cuyler. OF the
United States Army spoke to the
Lions club at the meeting on
Thursday at Dads Place, regard
ing his experiences in Europe
with the 9th Armored Division.
He also had q number OF
souvenirs which he collected
while in Germany which includ-
ed Nazi flags, swords, boyonets
and knives and a German rifle.
Dan Lesperance, had charge
OF the program and George Nc
Coy. vice-president, presided at
the meeting.
Two new members, OF the
club. Hugo Madaus and Perry
Dubay were presented with their
Lion pins by Mccoy.