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The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1945-04-12
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mitteeman, 20 Scouts and / visitor
were present. Everyone was in
uniform.
Our opening ceremony was in
charge of Lionel Williams. Fol-
lowing this our Neighborhood Com
missioner, Mr.. Hebb, took an in
ventory of the Troop. Next came
inspection, after which we held our
Patrol meetings, where we started
talking up Summer Camp. We then
played some games, collected dues
and were dismissed.
Jimmy Jones, Scribe.
Troop Sc, sponsored by the Lin
coin School P. T. A. met in our
Troop room at Lincoln School on
Friday night. The S. M, II regular
boys, and 2 visitors were present.
The S. M. and boys were in uni
| form.
The meeting started by a game of
softball on the school grounds. La
ter, in the Troop room Paige Piper
led the Scouts in the singing OF
America The dues were then
collected and the boys played a
game on the school ground. The
Paper Drive was then discussed and
! the meeting closed with the Scout
Law.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1945-04-12

Pvt. Frank Barnes, who has been
stationed in Texas ever since his
induction, is spending furlough
with his wife, Mrs. Annabel Gard
enour Barnes and two children. Pvt.
Barnes and his wife were both re-
ceived into membership of the
Lutheran Church on Sunday at the
morning service. He will go to
Camp Meade from here, before be-
ing transferred overseas.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1945-04-12

Mr.. and Mrs. Rexford Hartle have
received a letter from their son
Jack, who is stationed in The New
Netherlands, East Indies, telling
them that he has made trip into
the jungle to visit his friend, Jack
Beard of Hagerstown. He wrote
that he made the trip in a jeep
and had quite a time getting
through, owing to the deep mud.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1945-04-12

Seaman Eugene Dusenberry is
spending a leave with his mother,
Mrs. Ruth Dusenberry in Hagers-
town. He spent Sunday with his
grandparents, Rev. and Mrs. l. r.
Woman. Upon his return to Great
Lakes he will be sent to San Fran
cisco, and from there to the Pacific
area.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1945-04-12

Mrs. Harlan Rinehart has re-
ceived a letter from her brother,
Sgt. Charles Morningstar, who was
wounded in action in Germany on
March 9th. The letter stated that
he was wounded in the left hand
and is now in a hospital in Belgium.
At first it was thought that he
might have to lose three of his fng-
ers, but he writes that the doctors
now believe they can save them.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1945-04-12

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Thomas,
from near Frederick, have moved
into the old home farm of Mrs.
Thomas's grandparents, the late Mr..
and Mrs. Keller Mentzer, which
they recently purchased. The farm
is between Leitersburg and Ring
gold. Mrs. Thomas is the former
Miss Pauline Valentine.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1945-04-12

Seaman Walter Barnhart, sta
toned at Norfolk, spent a week
end with his wife recently.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1945-04-12

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Howe and
son Cecil, and their daughter Mrs.
Mitchell Snowberger, were guests
at the home Of Miss Mary Poe on
Sunday
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-02-25
Young Peoples Choir
Will Sing Tonight At
St. Johns Church

The Young Peoples choir OF st.
Johns Episcopal church will sing
at the evening service tonight at
8 o'clock. The anthem for the serv-
ice is all arrangement of the well
known hymn, Now The Day is
Over. Calvin Billiard, tenor, will
be soloist of the evening.
The choir, was organized during
the last week in January and since
that time, many new members
have been added. The choir is
made up of young people between
the ages of 10 and 10 and mem
bership in the choir is open to all
young persons interested. Anyone
interested may contact Eugene
Mauney, choir director and organ
ist of the church.
The senior choir will sing at the
IL am. service and the anthem
will be, Just as 1 Am Without One
Plea. with Mrs. E. B. Hashagen,
soprano. as soloist.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-02-25
Business Women
Club Will Meet

The Business and Professional
Women's club will hold the regular
meeting Friday night, March 2, at
& o'clock, in the dining hall OF the
Friendly.
Mrs. Ida B. KelIum will be in
charge of the program and will
have as her guest speaker, George
Willard, Co-ordinator Of Diversified
Education of New Hanover county.
Mr.. Willard will speak on "Voca-
tional Guidance"
Each member is urged to at
tend and to contact Verna Shep-
pard at 77S8 for dinner reserva-
tons.
ALI Committee chairnen and Of
Ulcers are asked to meet at the
home Of Mrs. Louise B. Polvcgt
on Tuesday night, March q at 8
o'clock, for the purpose of filing
out annual reports. Anyone who
wishes to place an order for the
usual Easter candy will please con-
tact Ruth Humphrey at 7741 be-
fore Tuesday, March 81.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-02-25
Wall-Murray Vows
Solemnized Here

Miss Ruby Mae Murray, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. D. F. Murray of
this city, was married to Sgt.
Ralph T. Wall, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. T. Wall Of Xenia, Ohio,
on Sunday. February II, at the
Church of God, Fourth and Marst-
elIer streets, with the Rev. V. D.
Combs, pastor, officiating.
The bride, given in marriage by
her father, wore a white satin
gown with heart-shaped necizline
trimmed in seed pearls and was
fashioned with long train. Train
bearers were: Bobbie Harrell and
Joe Smith. The bride carried a
bouquet of white roses.
Miss Dorothy Murray, sister of
the bride, attended as maid
of-honor and wore blue net gown
over taffeta and bouquet of
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-02-25
Mr.. And Mrs. Johnson
Note 50th Anniversary

RQSEHILL, Feb. 24.-Mr. and
Mrs. Sidney E. Johnson celebrat-
ed their 50th wedding anniversary
Wednesday evening February IA
from until 10 O clock, al their
home near Rosehill.
Guests were greeted at the front
door by Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Owens,
Mrs. Bob Bailey presided over the
register. They were introduced to
the receiving line by Mrs. Al5er,
Lanier. Receiving with Mr.. and
Mrs. Johnson, were DR.. and Mrs.
B. NICK. Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs.
r. J. Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. A. J.
johnson, Mr.. and Mrs S. O. John
son, Mr.. and Mrs. N. G. Williams,
Mr.. and Mrs. C. r. Johnson, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard White.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. johnson in
vited guests to the gift room,
where Mrs. Jessie Switzerland,
Mrs. E. S. Williams and Mrs. L.
F. Johnson received.
S. P. Johnson and Miss Bea
Worthy were at the gift room door
and Mr.. and Mrs. Stokes Wells
invited guests to the dining room
where Mrs. Maud Wells King and
Mrs. I. D. johnson served ice
cream, cake, nuts and minis.
Those who assisted in serving
were: Mrs. Tommie Roper, Mrs.
Jack Sitterson, Miss Yuette John
on, Miss Patty Switzerland, Mrs.
R. c. Wells, and Mrs. Ransom
Johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. r. Brice di-
rected guests to the punch bowl
where Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Stevens
presided.
Good-byes were said to Mr.. and
Mrs. F. F. Newkirk, Mrs. L. K.
Alderman, Mrs. William Farrior.
Mrs. Oscar Russell and Mr.. c. q.
Brown furnished music for the oc.
casion. Mrs. Bert Turner, Misses
HELEN and Trudie Williams also
assisted in receiving.
The home was beautifully deco
rated throughout with yellow and
white flowers. Mrs. johnson wore
a corsage of yellow roses ana all
those who received with her wore
white carnations. A fourier we'd
ding cake in white and yellow
made an attractive center for the
dining table.
About 300 friends of the family
registered.
Mr.. and Mrs. johnson have six
children and is grand children and
there has been no deaths in the
family
After the reception relatives and
friends who received with them
were entertained at turkey din
ner by Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson.
BIRTH ANNOUNCED
HA. 1-c L. c. Williams, ,Jr., and
Mrs. Williams announce the birth
-qf a daughter, Diana Lynn, Feb
1.uary IS at Marion Sprunt annex.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-02-25

white carnations. The bridesmaids
were Gloria Combs, Ruth and
Betty Wall, sisters of the BRIDE
groom. They wore pink and blue
gowns and carried bouquets Of pink
carnations.
Sgt. Wall was attended by
Joseph Rogers as best man and
ushers were: John Murray, bro
Their Of the bride. Vance Melton
and Walter Lee McMillion, of this
city.
Palms, white gladioli, white car
nations and burning candles were
used as decorations in the church
Jean Teachey, accompanied by
Mrs. w. R. Willougnby, sang nup-
tial selections.
The brides mother wore dress
of navy blue with matching ac-
cessories and corsage of pink
roses. The mother of the bride
groom wore navy dress also.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-02-25
Golden Anniversary
Observed BY Couple

Mr. and Mrs. Calvin D. Gore
celebrated their golden wedding
anniversary last Sunday at thelr
home ON the Princess Street road.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gore greeted the
guests during the afternoon and
evening and were assisted in re-
ceiv.ng by Mrs. Izora Beck, Mrs.
Mary Garner and Dan Ward VINO
were guests at the wedding fl1ty
years ago in Winnabow.
Mr.. and Mrs. LESSEE Bass greet
ed guests on arrival.
During the entertainment punch
sandwiches, minis and nuts were
served with Mr.. and Mrs. u j.
Gore presiding in the dining room.
Miss Frances Bass presided over
the punch bowl and was SISTED
by Miss Betty Best, Mrs. R. B.
Roebuck, Miss Louise Murray,
Miss Hattie Sue Best, Mrs. S. w
Williams and Mrs. George Tru.
love. Miss Carolyn Gore presided
over the registery and Mr.. and
Mrs. A. ]. Best said good-byes.
Guests from out-of-town were:
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Best, Miss
Merle Best and Miss E'etty Best,
of Haw River, Mr.. and Mrs. D.
Jack Gore, Miss Carolyn Gore,
Bobby Gore, Mrs. A. W. Norris
and Miss Jackie Morris of Raleigh;
Miss Frances Bass of Greenville,
Mrs. Mary Garner, Mrs. 1zora
Beck and Dan Ward of Winnabow
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-02-25
Legion Auxiliary
National Leader
Plans State Visit

Mrs. Charles Gilbert, National
President of the American Legion
Auxiliary will be guest OF the
American Legion Auxiliary, De-
partment Of North Carolina in Ra-
leigh on February Is and 70.
Mrs. Gilbert will broadcast
special message to the Auxiliary
over radio station WPTF Raleigh,
from 1870 am. to 11:45 am. Mon
.day, February 25 Mrs. ]. Carl
Seymour, president Of Wilmington
Unit No. 10, has asked that all
members of the local Unit tune IN
10 hear the message Of the ma
tional president.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-02-25
U. D. C.. Chapter .
Honors Memory
Of Mrs. Greasy

The Cape Fear chapter, Unite,
Of the Confederacy, pal,
tribute to Mrs. w. M. Greasy, for
mer member Of the chapter who's,
death occurred recently in Char
Iotte.
Mrs. c. Wayne Spencer read tn
following resolutions:
Our hearts are filled with
sadness in the passing of
loyal and devoted daughter,
and we count it privilege to
pay tribute here today to the
memory of Gertrude Bagly
Greasy.
AS a member of the U.D.C.
she served in many capacities.
She was honored by the State
Division by being elected Re-
cording Secretary, and by
Cape Fear Chapter as it's Pres
ident; never did a member go
into office with greater zeal or
more love for her work.
In every phase of communi-
ty work she gave Of herself
generously; to her Church, her
home, and patriotic organiza-
tons. Holding high offices in
all.
Because of i'll health which
necessitated her removal of
residence from Wilmington she
was compelled to give up her
membership in many organiza-
tons, but only death severed
her ties to the U.D.C. She
loved next to her family and
Church the work of the Con-
federacy, and helped to make
the organization what it is to-
day.
She was a loyal and devoted
friend. Her freedom from jeai
ousy and hate were marked
traits in her character, and her
outstanding attribute at all
times was her fairness. Her
loyalty to her friends was in
the nature of a Divine conf
dence. We are grateful that we
have known such association,
and that we were permitted
the privilege of working as
friends. For her devoted aid in
carrying out prof. &c S. her
counsel and advice so freely
given we are deeply grateful.
TO live in the hearts Of
those we leave behind is not
to die"
Mrs. M. j. Carson
Mrs. C. Wayne Spencer
chairman.
Plans were discussed for the .if
ieth anniversary celebration O
he chapter and Mrs. A. T. St
Amand is chairman Of this com
nittee with the following ladies o.
he chapter as her assistants: Mrs
\. j. Howell, Mrs. H. S. McGirt
Irs. H. T. Fisher, Mrs. j. Burer
'idbury and Miss Mary Lem Boy
in.
Mrs. Hogon read a paper on the
lfe Of Alexander H. Stephens
ice-president of the Confederacy
nd later governor of Georgia
drs. H. B. Peschau, radio chair
nan. reported that a program hao
'een given on Sidney Lanier's
The meeting was presided owe,
" Mrs. c. L. Bragg, president.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-02-25
ECZEMA

A simple way to quick relief
from the itchin gof Eczema, PIN
Piles, angry red blotches and other
skin irritations, is by applying Pc
terson's Ointment to the affected
parts. Relieves itching promptly.
Makes the skin look better, feel
better. Peterson's Ointment also
soothing for tired, itchy feet and
cracks between toes. Csc all drug
gists. Money back if not delighted.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-02-25
BIRTH A\NnItArn

.n Pvt; and d. Mrs. Elmer R.r..,
annGunee the birth of son I'B35 ar.sy,
Mllllam' on February 6. At 5 HfooeFt
Sprunt annex. MIS-. Pao,@ q. MARION
former band &c Christine Jordan i : 8, he
ooro. Pvt. Ramsey is now. sa na4''
overseas somewhere In FranonoI 3
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-02-25

By 1910, there were more than
100000 oil-producing tung trees
in the United States.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-04
COLONIALS OPEN
COZY GROOM HOME
DEARBORN

II.
stove inc gar S395O terms
Oldham SIS large rms bath. ssr
3 lots fruit and grspes 81 500 terms.
Beautiful 4-beoroom frame modern.
stokeT heat. 2-car gsrsTe yard land
;esped $ SSo & ere paved road. $500.
s large rms modern. 2s-n. enclosed
porch l2o-ft lot ss. 500 81. 500 On.
P c. MCLAUGHLIN
on Van Born Just W ~ telegraph
Dearborn $500
DEARBORN L S,eadmsn--e rooms. s
years old not ali heat can convert 10
large rooms, $ll 500 CT 5soO. DE
$3.50
LANGLOIS G. REGAL
We Have Many Other to Choose From
DEARBORN Bathroom brick Colonial
Tie fireplace carpeting. lsndsospped
close 10 transportation good buy
CARING OR 3i9o.
DEARBORN LQUITIEs
owners leaving town As low as $500
dn some With furniture refriscrstors
and stoves lmm possession ana B
bedroom modern home bSmt Tile fes-
tlFes Ira Hotchkiss 60 35ol s Tele-
clapA A. Penn DE- 1896
DEARBORN TowNsHlP-Ntce 5 rooms,
large lot 50 500 casn Geo. Nas;od
252i6 Ford Rd DE- 1852
DEARBORN " -i722 MAYBURN
OPEN SUNDAY 2-5:30
NEAR FORD pDAD ! biz W of fcle-
.Isph bedroom brics large sftlc In
.p,s 20 re, cation room tic iea'urcs
Ndtf icnlra ma laudsCaped owner
.laJuE STATE Priced f1r Quick sale.
MCFArLANF BROS
2o}lf Fold Road az Midd.c Bet
Or 1850 NJ $500
DEARBORN IS term bnts large
hcfims sfcsk'as' nook garage Tie
fcstulcs lsndslapcd priced for quick
ale CARING or 1926
DEARBORN - bedroom home s,,ic.
basement, feirigerator stove fenced
JACK LALLY REALTY-pE s3-1
DicKERsoN--e rooms near Jefferson
IMPORT near Kcrcheyal-Modern s
rooms steam heat SSs5O
DICkERSON near Jefferson-6 rooms
modern s. 500 terms
JEFFERSON REALTY LE 1890
DOLPHIN NEAR W WARREN
Immediate Occupancy
BEDROOMS DOWN bedroom
upstairs finished IN knotiv pine and
built-in hunks storm sash ScrcenS,
venetian blinds. excellent eondidon'
NEE CE 1f40
EAST DEARBORN &
4e76 Palner-Nr Michigan
: blocks W ,of ereehheld bedroom
tinc'e tile features yard beautifully
HANDICAPPED Priced for quick sale,
McFaRLsNE BROS
3434 s telegraph DE 2seo-i3so
EAST DETROIT
bedroom hone modern blocks
- Gratlo' ca S. 900 50 100 down.
$40 per month
9i1Ol Cratict PR SeSa
EVANSTON, mr.. Berkshire
2 becrr, tr uvin- I'm i2H2o dining
I'm lai 4Vi2is. side drive screen and
storm SAL.
lr II A y n A y
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE NE.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-04
coLo7ED-ALL pARcAiNs'

+. COlpItED-ALl bNFSNiNS
30 - o',-Two\ 7-srili-s Ave rooms
g.. .e--r. 'v-uscoS MOT air heat:
f1oi iacoAs only si25o
NO--I --''D-Tp -'ar-'lv nve roons
sf-a s. IN hca' newly decora'ed ~
s3~, f0d on, Immedists possessions
sSTsol
COMMIT GARDEN section. hve-rcon
co. age. n = ncS ho' air heat imme-
dia'e ~ ession, move In. $500,
81 500 down.
fNKST-7 Nichigan-s rooms income,
roo-'s no down Vacant Move
IN FUIL PRICE 81 $50
SrVr@AL OTHER GOOD PROPER TIE
HAMLAR si5 v Kirey-TR 2-ss4l
CoIORLD-Bouie,srd 2-nsu Ell ssS
down. schusrtI. CA 1901.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-04
SEWING MACHINES

BARGAINS on sewing machines Si7r-
eft Whites etc Used IN good rordi
VNn Guaranteed
SEWING MACHINE SAILS co
27s BroadwaN-Grand River "a 7lss
$3.50 Grand Rivcr-T t4mbuu r. l.t5sO
Free Estimates on Fcpsafs
sEWING MACHINE vacuum rsp e. ir
home Jsed bought sold VI l-rq-o
SINGER sewing machines St4 so
lTP12 Norwood near Nevads
WI Buy sell rent. repair Al. wake.
seviHg mAthinrS Ceiling nrt7as or
repairs snd paris White sewing Ee
chine Cn 1850 library Pa 01ss
sTO4 Grand River TY TCq3c
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-04

DEARBORN Z Sjeadmsn--e rooms &
years old hot ali heat can convert "a
gas Insulated attic newly decorated
large rooms, $ll 500. cE 5000. DE
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-04
HOUSES FOR RENT
HOTELS
Furnished Rooms for Rent


FURNISHED room for single gifis or
working couple Kitchen privileges n
desired, cll'enlen' transportation MA
A62s
FURNISHED room 20 lcn' for respect
sbie Coiored working couple only Mel
rose 1893
SEMINOLE 54Ol. At Gra,tot- .nele
or doubse. gentleman orefCrted ~ 1880
COLORED--Ccm room an nov
furniture quiet couple home PRIVILEGES
TN 6-s352
COLORED-Employed LADY ~ sentle-
man large front room sleeping only
do not apply unless interested IN A
respectable home excellent ttansporta-
ton kenilwor,h. of Woodward MA
63aa
COlORED 90 Furnished rom f9r ri.f.
S!ean sober cmployed gentleman Chris
iian home rR 2-0e1o.
COLoRED-- Furnished room and u.s -
Nllneh slngle people and employed
couple Or 1878
COLoRED-ln,elll-cnt clean home 70
spectacle men Gitls couple TR s70-
CoLoRED--Nlce warm room ior sinai
gentleman IN private homt exec l,n'
usnsnofta'!on Call after TP
i-66TS
CoLORED-Ro N teachers nome f,r
angie of courlc convenient tIsnspar'a-
lion TO 5-a4s3
COLoRED-Rooms fos single l,t.-
men 1901 Norihheid near Warren
COLORED- single man .6om ala
Campbell River Rouge
COlORED-TVo nicely furn rooms
,'nN usnspor,aiion. TN 4.OS54
COioRED-2 sober couples for ren-io.s
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-04
LANGLOIS & REGAL

We Have Many Other to Choose From
DEARBORN Esst-5-room brick Colonial
Tie fireplace, carpeting lsndscspped
close 10 transportation good buy
CARING OF 3iqh
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-04
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

A CLEAN DEAL tor S0uf business pat
rntS, etc. Cssh OuyerA waiting. Tor bsrs.
groceTifS. Ttataufants. cleaners. any ousi
meas Gail CA o0b5 aga Book Bldg
SEX ,OHA QUlSLAN
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-04
BOARD AND ROOMS

ANtPN 1855 corner " Warren -Pcs,
mca N clti lunches single bed Sl1
Nrrsy
VT ELLIOTT 5T42 o. Nev u,aosge.
excellent uanSpoyauon meals
tNlPLE-ra,s'e ham, privileges frie
-r----.n = ~ n
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-04
n a y n A y
ELMER CLARK
NOTICE,

VIZ SOLD OVER ; MILLION DOLLARS
WnRTH OF HOMES iAST YEAR
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-04
. ELMER CLARK

CHURCH FOR SALE
Coloied brick corner lot near West
Cd Blyd capadty 400 steam heat
balcony good condition $40 900
WALDEN TRINITY 1870
/ CLOvERLAWN. l4oO4-Brick home s
rooms modern 2-csr garage real buy
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-04
CoLoRFD

COLORED
Beautiful new 3bedroom homes. brick
or frame coiored tile bath and sink
basement and hot sir furnace city gaS
a. low ss tsO0 doRn
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-04
PRAIRIE, 15472-74
VERMONT

M MICH CENTRAL DEPOT
Duplex bUi-k anf frame single. Rent
Ses mon n. rood raj f1ad mans locs-
r-n Mr Frscr CA o3Ni or TE i-ss37.
HONFR WARREN e. co.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-04
STOVES AND HEArERs

a So alf ~A kincs uAcd stoves o..
osiit sfIl Tea trcpot SN "a Ma 9lif
A SAtT - unclaimed gss stovst wood
aiI coca sflfrs cuaI bCsfcrs Robinrhu
Vrclsi~er -fcIacr Warehouse 24A1
lonr Dpeu = a.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-04

crEvypT SOw ca, hssurf lrits
Tnsnris Hestint. 1888 Cl.lrmo-st
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-04

CRATIoT AND IRooUoIs
S rooms down. ] up X " heat ssr
Only So $50 ERB oil 64oo
GREENvIEW near W Warren-4-room
iiame bungalow. roomy IMMEDIATE
POSSESSION. Total price S5725.
81 $50 down. $40 month
GROSSMAN
Crr = Mpe-Creennsio-Vr -sSoN
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-04
sPori.mens Equipment
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

ACCORDION - New Iunior ute vtr
seven ca o. 500 Also used --1fes-
iorsl $50 ol5O Grb't0t
ACCORDION Beautiful ooncrnn o..
sale izos4 Wufico PIP 4re7
CALL as FOP HIGHEST
-ELn- -ntl-as-f-F used frumpets saxo.
rrones c.srint's ana ae-ordions Cal
NJ Cslambsfto RA $3.50 or brinF
Open eveninft
WURLlTZER-isos BROADWAY
WANTED o. Accordion must have a.
oogt pay cash ruyste Ar 1884
p ~
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-04
INTERSTATE
Asphalt & Lumber Co.
= MOUND AT 10 MILF Rp
Oner sunday "a ~ % 2P -
Nondsy ana yriosy Eyet Unti
SMrTH-ORR co.

IxppErs. IsB=sTos sipiSc
% LUMBER MiLIWORE SHIFT
NErAL scPPLIEs-WHOLESA ALE
ACREs OF HClLpTEC SUPPLIES
t<ssf ". warren Ph6ne or ZOO
1000. 600 n cf Pondsro., flr. -iu
rsn rcufn ery. Rsndon eidtrs sne
bd]sct 10 ls,'' and ale" VERY httls
upper rrsst tironf 20 ] sno 3 com.
D-r Vel air dried. Sore stair OPA
AL rpn rstsIl ceiling price Ssi ! q
p a. b SUI vars Terms cSar lsf' 2
an leaeec on cars Nss Coirs NIL A
Ler Ce 5sf Hsrkst ~ ssr Fran
oisre 1eltphons NCkon O11F
Evening star., 1945-07-10

Father and son. each returned a
few hours earlier from Army as
signments at opposite sides OF the
world, met Unexpectedly for the first
time in two years yesterday in q
corridor of the Pentagon, where
anything can happen.
The father, Col. r. Ernest Dupuy
of 2719 Dumbarton avenue NV.
had just stepped into the Pentagon
upon his arrival from SHAEF head.
quarters in Paris to report for duty
He was enjoying the once familiar
scenes when he heard surprised
shout:
"Hey, dad! Wait a minute"
He about-faced to see his son, 1t
Col. Trevor N. Dupuy, 20, back from
Burma, coming toward him. Each
exclaimed in unison: When did you
get here?"
Col. Dupuy had heard from his
wife, before he left Paris, that then
son was coming home, but neither
had expected to meet the other sc
quickly-and in the Pentagon.
Back on Press Job.
It was good news for the press
gang at the War Department to
learn that Col. Dupuy Is coming
back to duty In the Public Relations
Bureau after an absence since De-
cember 16, 1943. He was formerly