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Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-22
INS-AarOn
PLEA TIME SET

Valerie Fernandez will enter his
plea July "a on charges of contribut-
ing to the delinquency of minor
He was arraigned in superior court
Friday morning.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-22
Beavers Move
Up One Game
In Coast Race
By UNITED PRESS

The Portland Beavers leaped
ahead six games in the Pacific Coast
league pennanG race as they beat the
cellarite Hollywood Stars for the
fourth consecutive time Friday night
2-1.
Seattle, second in the standings,
went down to defeat before the
fourth place San Francisco Seals
7-5 The Sacramento SolonS defeat
ed the Los Angeles Angels 80. The
San Diego Padres split a twin bill
with the Oakland Acorns. the Padres
dropping the opener 80 but recoup-
ing in the nightcap 90.
Beaver hurler Wandell MoSser
gave up seven hits to the Stars but
struck out II batterS in the process.
Frank Shone continued his hitting
streak by driving in the first Beaver
run in the opening frame when Har-
lis and Demaree had got on base by
a walk and a hit respectively. Holly
woods lone tally was made in the
fourth on a walk and a fielder'S
choice by Willingham.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-22

LincScoreS;
lSt game:
San Diego .-...- 001 010 00-2- II
Oakland - 900 900 21-392
Ferguson, Nelson g. Ballinger;
Mann, Gibson. Lott & KearSe.
San Francisco - O20 202 1CO-7-13-2
Seattle .......... 600. 600 100 l3O-5-11-3
Barthelson & Sprinz; c. johnson,
S. Johnson, Carpenter & Sueme.
Sacramento 020 900 O10-3-10 1912
Los Angeles . 000 600 000-0- so
Fletcher & Schlueter: ComellaS
& Kreitner.
Hollywood ....... 900 100 0C0-1-7-1
Portland .-............. 100 100 0OO-2-7-1
R. Smith & Hill; MosSer & Youn-
ker.
End game:
San Diego - 100 112 040-9-l2-3
Oakland .....-... 200 210 1905 1913
EaveS. Trahd, Dumler & Ballin-
ger; Chetkovich, Lott & Fenech.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-10

POSITIONS for neat appearing younK
boys over q as ushers Apply Stage
Door For Thester
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-10

BILLING CLERK who has had at least
one years experience good wages.
permanent position. Calvert Lithograph-
ing Co., 2fo0 West Grand River
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-05-30
HrtHnnFr nj mar

tDlTOR'S NOTIFIES i the last
Vt Il series Of article, by Lieutenant
nLianjer. VINO. II 1891, vas one
VI sin Who won / n~atiolNidc IN
diligence contest conducted for high
chool boys ty the Central i'rc>S As
Cciatiun tic Wa rCCcu,iN released
rom 4 German prison canu.
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-26
HARRISON

Mrs. Sarah j Vea-oy VA a sun
.riT ou,,t at the hom" OF Mrs Ad-
il. N,a-e>.
NI- Bates Baker spent a part o,
rljs week with her SON. Paul. ana
family ot near Milton
Nr- :. il. Hudson is sroAdin-
.ar.. fiuc with her sister Hr@.
Ienuiu Iiackcu and Miss E1Ii" Jo-
.crh cf Ro.olle Park. Ne" Jc.~'.
~ MI Wrilm2.
}I~ Icola Paynter Of Wiimin--
1.u Is -pcndine some Tim" win b'f
parents. MIR and Mr. Hiram
NJ.ch
Nr. and Mrs. Rohcrt Nrasoy q
/. .ry and Mrs Nina Moore ol Wi
l.5a4tnn were dinner guests at tie
huinr oi Nr. and Mrs. J. 9. Iorhcl-
,an ul Locust Grove Farm n'aI
CI."nWood sunday EVENING.
The ". :. &. :. will meet in tic
community Hall rcNt Thursday
,ynin4. November Isl. Every hod.
l,itod. come and spend a -ocia
,vcuua ana enjoy som" good nome
AIDE cake and ice cream
Services Sunday as usual sun
cav school at Io:oo. SUPP. Ali"r
IaGid- preaching a. II hy E"Nt
rnnd Roy Jones.
Mrs Mary +. Hunter and grand
dauehtcr. Lcttye Gaye Hunter rPcn
last werk-cnd in Wilmington ant
Phjiadtlphia
Plan to attend the IIalloWr'cI
Parade and Victory Celebration il
Milford next Tuesday evening. %
tolct 2uth. AT : o'clock
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-26

VI :" IVY plIltS very dangerous De
cause If detiation sets in. earning
power VaniShcs and the debts will
conflScate the borrowers propcrtv
1t IS always safe TO get ont of debt
ana III times Of good earning power
any surplus should be put aside for
the purpose of reducing debt.
We are frequently asked if it
would be wise to buy War Bonds
or would it be better to apply all
surplus to reduction OF debt. And
again, We are asked if il is safe
to buy War Bonds before debts are
paid. There is d very definite place
lor investment III War Bonds in the
hSCal program of many farmers
who are in debt now.
Although earnings NAV be salts
factory. farmers will be compelled
to actually neglect the upkeep OF
many buildings and machines dur
ing the present emergency because
of the impossibility OF securing ma
terials needed for repairs. Now thai
the war is over and these materials
ana equipment will again become
available. thrifty farmers shoul(
have the means with which TO pur
chase the materials and equip
ment.
If we assume that our prcscn
earnings have all been applied OF
the debt we are worried about nov
and that after the war our incom
Will not supply the ready cash W
will need, we will then find it nee
cssary to increase our debt o.
the other hand. ii we now build IL
reasonable back-lOG by invest
ing any surplus we can in Victor
Loan War Bonds. we will be ahl
AT that time to make repairs. in
crease or replace implements IN
pay off debts.
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-26
LEWES

Mr. Hilton Suthard. son OF Mrs.
William iuthard Of Lcwes was re
Gently discharecd from the L. s
Army. after serving for number
-. Years MIR. Suthard Joined his
"Iir and d&ushtcr in Lcwcs the
Ia-l week end. Tie married the for
''er Miss Marie WARRINGTON.
""u2hler Of Mr.. and Mrs Edward
j. Warrington OF Iewcs.
MIS-. Thomas Brown is seriously
Ill at her home on Mulberry street
Mrs. Brown has been confined to
lcr bel for several months because
Il an illness.
Mrs. Grace Brittinsham spent
SUNDAY IN Georgetown VISITING
l.i.nds ana relaliyes
Mr.. and Mrs Dodson West an,
rhIIdr"n. David and Joan West OI
Iorida are spending two weeks il
i.eWrs visiting with Mr. Vests par
MS, MIR. and Mrs Samuel West. a
ih"!r residenc" on Mulberry ST.
IialloWe'cn parties are the chic
social attraction this week a
loves on Monday evening a part,
''S hc!d at the I.cWcs L. :. q
club for the service men and thci
friends. Tuesday evening the Hen
I"n"h Grange entertained a part,
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-26

a, the grange hail ncar fhcnoIcr
Church Mrs olin }cNicul ut
QuakertuW was chairman. assist
en by a committee headed T., Mr..
James +. Lank. 2ran@c Master. Mr.
Kenneth -. Given oi WUaktr Town
was ma ter OF ceremonies. There
were games with prizes and an
old fashioned square dame" WITH
barn dance music provided by Mrs.
John Lingo. !;chohoIh pianist
Another Halloween affair ot tn"
week will hc held tImorroW even
ing. Saturday hI the members OF
the I.eWcs Yacht club II the club
house ON I.cWes Beach. John Z.
Burton II discharged veteran. is
general chairman.
Mail Carrier. David Nol1calm, ol
I.eWcs has returned To ii, duties
after hein% confined to hi, nome
because of illness.
On Tuesday afternoon th'
/waandacl Club rcSUmcd its tal'
meetings in the Cluhhousv at the
corner of Savannah Road ANA .'rt
Street
On Thursday evening the Nassau
Home Demonstration Cluh, met a
the residence OF Mr.. Oscar War
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-26

rinaton Mrs. ". 7. Atkins. Mrs.
James Marshall and Mrs. John
Warrin2tou were cO-hostesseS. En-
trrtanmcnt was provived by a
commilt"e composed of Mrs. Rob
clt D. Thompson and Mrs. Fred
Marshall
Mrs Nathaniel Evans and son, are
pending u few days of this week
in rhiladclphia with friends and
relatives
pr. and Mrs. W. NJ. Address.
spent few days Of this week in
Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T.. r. Marsh who
I.3yc horn making their home in
\"W GFoton, Conn. are now resid-
in in Loves with Mrs Marsh's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Noah T. Bry-
an at their home on Second Street.
Nr. Marsh was recently discharged
from the l.. :. &. G. service
NirS John W Bu1ie ,Ir. and
children. Elizabeth ana Bob who
have been making their home here
cu IoWcs Beach are ROW living AT
Rch"hoth Mrs. Burris is the form
cr Miss Lillian lane Marshall.
Mrs. Ida chambers has returned
home after spending sometime il
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-26

The debts OF each individual far
mer must OF necessity govern lho
extent TO which he follows such n
program If his debt is heavy. as
measured hy his regular income OF
earning power. il would s"rln -
be wise for him 10 reduce his Gtot
to a reasonable level. II h" is not
too heavily in debt, and il is such
that could he carried III normal
times. il would seem wise 10 lay
aside portion OF his incom" in
War Bonds. and perhaps even he
fore his farm mortgage is fully
paid of II must b" remembers ad
that when a farmer pays oil his
mortgage. that cash may quite
likely find its way into War Bonds
as an investment by the mortea2os
The New York State Grange has
sponsored the purchase OF Wan
Bonds by Oranges and by all mem
hers We hay" invested soyera
thousand dollars in War Bonds f0l
the Scholarship Fund oI til,
Grange 50 that as our young people
come back into their schools anC
colleges. We may be in a good pc
stion to serve them With @Hbstan
tial educational aid through loan!
from this fund.
Right now War Bonds Will bu!
disqualification and retraiuing 10
our disabled returning veterans
When maturcd, these same bond
will buy for the individuals an
for the Oranges who hold then
, the things they will most certain
ly need at that time These double
: duty dollars We are investing j
F, freedom today viii also serve Us i
peace. as we tackle he bis job {
| the rehabilitation ot tn" homes {
the world.
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-26

The National Safety CouuCI e.ti
mates that 35.oooooo nJan-da<s are
lest annually by farmers throeeh
accidents
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-26
CEDAR NECK

Then Blow it east or blow it west.
Tie wind tAat blows that wind is
hest"
Methodis, church. Reverend l..
y. Wr!sht. Pastor, Sunday. Octo-
htr 2N. Services this Sunday even
ir2 at 1:30 "But Godlines~ With
contcntmen, i, 2rrnt gain. iimo.
thy 6:6
The revival is in lro-r"s ana
much GOOD is hcin2 done. Plan to
attend these meetings. Tlis FRIDAY
cvcning MIS-. William Konton ami
Mrs. \. -. Bickrr~cn Will ho Wit
lis and SING al the services. LEI Us
have a good Cou2rc@ati0n to ENJOY
these SINGERS
Mrs Clara Harris OF Phiiadel-
rhia and Mr.. and Mrs James An
bott and children ot Milford ~cr,
Sunday afternoon guests of Mir
and Mrs. Walter Davis .Ir
Pfc. and aHs Nil!iHm T.. lark oi
!Iq. CO. Station Comn Folt r. T.
Warren. NEomin- are ~r"udi!- q
tiitecn day furlGu2h WirI his par
cnrs, Mr.. ana Mrs. Thomas, C,arn
and also other friends ana RELATIVES
IN the vicinity
Reverend and Mrs En- Wri2hr
were supper guests on Thursday @
Mn and Nr@. Granville Shochl Icy.
sunday dinH"r "t'c4ts of Ir. anC
Mrs. Walter EaNis -r. were Mr. an,
Mrs. Walter Davis Jr. and dau2ht"
Lorraine, Mr. and MIR, Harold pa
Wis and SON. Larry and Mr. ant
Mrs f. T. Davis Of Milford.
Supper eUests on Friday of Nj
and Mrs James Mills Wcr" TIL
Reverend and Mrs +. y Wright q
Lincoln.
Mr. and Mrs Thomas Clark on
tertained on Saturday the followin
guests. Mrs. Florence 'ryndail {
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-26

Seaford visiting with her son-in-
law and DAUGHTER, Mr.. and Mr54
Douglas Fleming and daughter
Kay.
1t. Comm. Chester Steele, L :.
{. G.. is visiting with his parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Irving Steele over tho
week end AT their residence ON
Mulberry Street.
Mir. William Norris, cashier of
the SUSSEX Trust Bank, is on va
cation for two weeks
Mrs. Hahrick IT, Hin IS taking
care Of the kinder@ardon while
Mrs MarinIic | O>ctJc is away.
Plan To attend the Halloween
Parade and Victory Celebration in
Milford next Tuesday evening Oc-
tohcr 30th. at : O'clock
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-26
Don't Neglect Slipping
FALSE TEETH [ !

vu.u lu.. .'..... ,...
dufr IT, a'troH.d a.d '"ai.r...j Us
such hrudiraro \STEEr|I ~. aka
line Cuuu-lcidp powder :" 81 n5." "i
Your plates keeps taI~. t".fI 3t'..
firmly st. Gives confident ,i.'.. 81
security aud .dd,I o"ulWf ii" etu.
rlv. cn".,. po-tl tr.t. ur t,,..H@ - Z
IASTEF.TII tod3N at a'> d'';s .'or,
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-26

Milford. Mrs Winnie Clark and
Miss Lima Clark Of Greenwood and
PFC. and Mrs William G. Clark al
WNOmuS.
Mrs. William Walls and ,jau2h-
ter. Miss Mildred Wallis and J. T.
Hammond spent Saturday alter
roon with Mr. and Mrs. Granville
HhockIcN
sunday Dinner guests OF Mn. AID
Mrs Thomas Clark and son Jackie
were. Mir. and Mrs. I. f. lark aud
Pfc. and Mrs. William G. CIark
Mrs f. Davis Watson and Mrs g.
II. Nuttrr called on AI- llmN',
clifton in Milford en- Monday ate!
noon
Miss rrancr~ Collin Ia. heyn
er"ndin2 few Ga> in Nihnn"l".
with her aunt. Mis-. Anna GenrE
The I'll cub met ii thc homr o'
Mr.. and MIS-. \or"au collin. ot
Tuesday c|eniH2
Mrs Jay Watson and son. h5
.lr.. spent Sunday NTH her raourr
Mr. and Mrs. II. T. Narl'u IN I'm
coin
Mr. ana Mrs G"or2" collin oh'
was recently DISCHARGED lron r.'
aImyl arc spending some time Wit
their parents. Mr. and Mrs Norman
collins
Keep the Revival IL mind a"'
plan to attend these services E@"l
cvorin2 excepting Monday +n
$IiJrdaV.
plan to attend IN" IalIo"o'~
Parade and Victory Celebration i
.Nlford nrNl Tuesday "y"nina. 90
tub,r Goth. at y O'Clock
The National Safety council oet
mates that 35.ooo.oo" man-daEs al
: lest annually by farmers throe2
ancidoNft
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-26

Mrs. Leta Warrington spent a
l".j Of IN" past week in George
to"n with her daushtcr Mrs. Levi
"a White anu family.
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-26
OVERLOOK

}l and W. Horace Gl1.r. en-
t"rtainod Nr- GilheIf', ~i~je, and
ir0lA"r-in-laW. Mn aHd Nt iiag-
}cE Million and TWO chil5r,a lu.a
Doatr-}lIe Pa
Mrs Robert White sr,lt SUNDAY
With h,r .arcu'- Ni and Nr..
Potter TaylD i'm Eer'iu Maryland
Mn and Mis- Nrlur Hall 'nt
Il toN days with tt"ir So" \r'muE
IN. ml hi wife IL Nm I...cT.
Corporal Charlie. Nau.inaf"n
Who is stationed IN New ior.e"
vent the week. end with his par
ont- and wife here.
The Methodist Youth IeloN hir
viii tc holdn2 services "ooh .Inn
Gay ni@ht III Whites t'ap.' C.Hrch
at seven. Octohrr y Wil h, ou. 81 d
nt"cjin2 Nar2arct Ann Iock"uan
o- our leader. ENcr>ouc is W.i
come
Nr. and Mr~ Warin4ron N'n-
cent entertained ~ dinner on .;uE
day. Nh and Ms Howard VT
from Broadkill
MIS-. .inna Lingo Of E.hohoD.
spent Friday With Mr.. Mann,
Green.
Mrs Name Green called ON 'rr
lister. Mrs Gcor-c Il Workman in
GcmeetoWn on Monday.
Plan to attend IN" IIalloWc'cl
Parade and Victory Celebration ii
Milford next Tuesday crruin2 Oc
lohcr 30th at \ O'Clock.
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-26
GRANGE OFFICER URGES
VICTORY BOND SALES
By HAROLD NJ. STANLEY
Skaneateles, \. Y, Secretary
New York State Grange and a Farmer

:" several Years the Grange has been urging farmers
Etl CUT OIL det Debt is safe only when it incurred for
the purpose OF increasing the farmers earning power In
oNS Oh hgh prices and ntionary conditions debt
Evening star., 1945-03-10
T0DAY'S
BEST BUYS
Near Lincoln Park

Substantial Colonial brick, six large
rooms, bath, hot-water heat. full
basement, good condition Priced
at only S7,950 on terms
Evening star., 1945-03-10
THE EVENING STAR Washington D. C.
Seven Get Licenses
As Realty Brokers,
"a as SaIesnlen

Real estate brokerage licenses
were issued to seven dealers last
week by the District Real Estate
Commission and IA licenses were
issued to realty statesmen.
Brokerage licenses were issued to
Constantine Gogos, SOC E street
NV; James G. Cokas, 1910 Ninth
street NV; John ]. Loflin, trading
as Colonial Realty Co., 1899 Wilson
boulevard, Arlington; Charles H.
Quimby, 706 Earle Building; Herman
Rombro, 9l5 I street NV. John
w. Daugherty, jr., 1921 K street
NV, and Max Rhoade, 1926 G
street NV.
Licenses as statesmen were issued
to William Leroy Boyd, 3403 Con-
necticut avenue NV; Fred E..
Brown, 954 Earle Building; James
Carr, 1926 Fourteenth street NV;
Joe N. Chapman, 1926 Fourteenth
street NV; James G.-Crews, 1926
Fourteenth street NV; Lillian E.
Forsythe, I'll Florida avenue NV:
William F. Calvin, Room 303, 14OO
L street NV; Raymond A. La
Plante, 1925 Fourteenth street NV;
C. Meredith Lee, 912 N street NV:
Nettie I. McReynolds, 1922 Wiscon-
sin avenue NV: Andrew Panago-
poulos, 1929 I street NV; James
A. Shaw, 1880 Ninth street NV;
Homer Milton Simons, 500 Eleventh
street Sc; Olive H. Ward, 1896
Park road NV, and William S.
Wellons, 1929 Vermont avenue NV.
Licenses as business chance bro
kerS were issued to Constantine Co.
gos, 500 E street NV; S. Frank
Soldano, trading as Soldano Realty
Co., 9l5 I street NV, and Lena
Mae Holloman, Room 201, 1920 New
York avenue NV.
Licenses as. business chance sales
men were issued to James Carr, 1926
Fourteenth street NV; Joe N.
Chapman, 1926 Fourteenth street
NV; James G. Crews, 1926 Four
teenth street NV: William F.. GAL
win, 1400 L street NV: Cornelius
O'Neil, 2003 I street NV; Andrew
Panagopoulos. 1929 I street NV;
William S. Wellons. 1929 Vermont
avenue NV.
Applications for licenses as brokers
were received from Wadelaw Realty
Co., 2412 Pennsylvania avenue NV;
Charles E. Wade, 2412 Pennsylvania
avenue NV; Francis E. Law, 2412
Pennsylvania avenue NV; Walter
Ogus, 700-A Ninth street NV;
George W. Summers, 4833 Twenty
fourth street north, Arlington, Va;
Christine B. Bingham, trading as
Northwestern Realty Co., Alb Third
street NV; Luther L. Miller, 5121
Georgia avenue NV, and Earle W.
Manson, 4105 Wisconsin avenue NV.
Applications for licenses as sales
men were received from Francis D.
Deremer, 2125 Rhode Island avenue
NE; Cecil D. Masters, 1908 H street
NV; Banks A. Murray, 1905 H
street NV; Wilbur C. Stewart, GAL
New York avenue NV; Nils Gunnar
Karlsson, 800 Pennsylvania avenue
Evening star., 1945-03-10
Apartment Building
Permit Issued

Building permits issued the last
week in the District included three
to cover construction costs for the
nth section Of Benning Heights
Apartments at 826-s34 Forty-sixth
street Sc. to cost total of $98, 900,
and two alterations permits for $10,-
600 and 5000. They are as follows:
Alben Engineering Corp, 23 Car
roll avenue, Takoma Park, Md,
owner and builder; George T. SAINT
myers. l4l0 H street NV, architect:
to erect one 2-story brick and cinder
block apartment. Is units, $40 to
826 Forty-sixth street Sc; to cost
SIS, ,000,, and to erect two 2-story
brick and cinder block apartments,
four units each, 1913 and $50 Forty
sixth street Sc; to cost $20,
and to erect one two-story brick and
cinder block apartment, eight units,
Evening star., 1945-03-10
Egg Throwing Injuries
Net Woman Shopper S639

For injuries allegedly suffered
when q Safeway store manager
threw a dozen eggs at her and then
put her out of the store, Mrs. Elsie
!. Samuels, colored, Of 1347 T street
NV, yesterday was awarded $63s
damages in decision by Chief Judge
George p. Barse In Municipal Court.
William Moore, manager Of the
Safeway store at Fourteenth and
Belmont streets NV, was ordered
to pay 500 punitive damages, and
Moore and the Safeway Stores, Inc.
co-defendants in the suit, were
given a joint penalty of $3.50 dam
ages.
Mrs. Samuels charged that last
June 10, following a dispute over the
checking of grocery purchases
Moore threw the box of eggs at her
and pushed her out of the store,
causing physical injuries, damages
to her clothes and loss of time from
her job.
Defense witnesses contended the
plaintiff started the egg throwing.
Evening star., 1945-03-10
< St. NV.

Situated in the heart of downtown
area this substantial brick home
will be hard to beat. Three stories
and basement with nine large
rooms, bath. h-wh. Ideal for
rooming house Priced exception
ally low for immediate sale. Don't
miss this outstanding value.
Evening star., 1945-03-10
Sprina Road NV.

Colonial brick, six large rooms,
bath. h-wh., full basement and
metal garage, electric refrigeration,
etc. Convenient to schools and
Transportation. Priced at only S.
$50 on terms.
Evening star., 1945-03-10
Arlington, Va.

Attractive bungalow covered with
Johns -Manville asbestos shingles.
with two bedrooms, living room,
dining room and kitchen, nice
basement. air conditioned. Priced
At only $4,000. Don't miss this.
Evening star., 1945-03-10

"Wishful thinking won't win the
war-bpying Bonds will do much
more"
Evening star., 1945-03-10

street NV, builder: to make alter
ations sl6 g street NV; to cost
5000.
Evening star., 1945-03-10
Newton St. NE.

Two-family detached home with
two complete apartments of three
rooms and bath each. Oil heat:
good condition. Priced at only
S6,950 on terms. Inspect at once.
Evening star., 1945-03-10

Sc; Henriette varvaro, 112e Yer.
mont avenue NV: Abe Rosin, liz.
Vermont avenue NV: Alfred T
Gilliom. 1417 L street NV; Betty
Harr Koontz. 7240 Wisconsin avenue
Bethesda, Md.
Applications for licenses as busi-
ness chance brokers were received
from Walter Ogus, 700-A Ninth
street NV. and Morris w. Clark,
91l Sixth street NV.
Applications for licenses as busi-
ness chance statesmen were received
from Henriette varvaro, 1929 Yer
mont avenue NV. and Abe Rosin,
1929 Vermont avenue NV
Evening star., 1945-03-10
fete for LEGISLATOR

A reception honoring Representa-
tive Emily T. Douglas, Democrat, of
Illinois will be given by the Univer-
sity Of Chicago Alumni Club of
Washington between 4:30 pm. and
$50 pm. tomorrow at the Alexan-
der Mansion, 1744 r street NV.
Evening star., 1945-03-10
North Woodside, Nd.

Adjacent to Silver Spring area De-
tached brick, 6 large rooms, modern
bath and shower, oil heat, full base
ment and garage. Situated on large
lot, 50x150. Convenient to stores.
schools and transportation. Truly
today's outstanding value for only
S10,950 on terms.
Evening star., 1945-03-10
Plaque to Be Dedicated

Organ chimes and a plaque in
scribed with the names of service
men from the Douglas Memorial
Methodist Church, 800 Eleventh
street NE, will be dedicated at
services at the church at IL am. to-
morrow, it has been announced.
Evening star., 1945-03-10

832-S34 Forty-sixth street Sc; to
cost $20, 900.
Lurba Bros, l307-1l e street
NV, owner: Lee T. Turner, 3616
Fourteenth street NV, builder;
Katherine Cutler. 1916 Fourteenth
street NV. architect: to make in
terror alterations 1307-1l z street
NV; to cost $35 900.
Robert i. McKeever, agent. 105Ol
Georgia avenue, Silver Spring, Nd,
owner and architect; Davis, Wick,
Rosengarten Co., Inc, 613 Fifteenth
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-03-12
N0RTHLAND IN
 ON WAY SOUTH

The Northland arrived in port Saturday night from Sitka with the following passengers for Juneau: Dr. Rae Lillian Carlson, Jack Molly neux, Alfred Zenger, Everett Smith Mrs. H. P. Delcano, Neil McEeach- ran.
 Henry Delcano, L. A. Ozenne, E. c Schofield. Tom Morgan, Tom Mor- gan. Jr.
 Ben Miller, Wayne Rowland, A. J Starn, Rohert Gray, Kent Diehl.
 The following passengers left fol Petersburg: Ernie Whitehead, A Ask, R. O. Brelsford, H. Estrelle Miss Violet Hoar, Matte Kuhner Miss Rock
 For Wrangell-Ray Day, William Rinkley, A. Rhinehart, Ray Cham. is.
 For Ketchikan-Mrs. V. Sipponen MT. and Mrs. A. H. zeigler, Danie Carlson, A. H. Wiley.
 For Seattle-Gertrude Wood, Nor. man Wood, Jacqueline Schmitz, Bert Jenson, J. Nolan, F. Camper, R Rogers, Pauline Edwards, Nancy Ed wards, Roberta Edwards, Paul Hide brand, Charles Butcher.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-03-12
HO5pITAL N0IEs

Mrs. Arthur he1ges, Q surgery patient, has been discharged from St. Ann's Hospital.
 Maurice Johnson has left St. Ann's Hospital for his home after receiving medical attention.
 Mrs. Ernest Bliven, medical patient, has been discharged from St. Ann's Hospital.
 Mrs. Fred Henning has left St. Ann's Hospital for her home after receiving medical care.
 Mrs. Don A. Baker, a surgery case, has beer admitted to St. Ann's Hospital.