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The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1946-12-21

Lottie Furr and Chaplain Whit
field Coleman. Elected on the
Board of Directors were: Leon
FUR, lie Blanche Puryear and
Russell Stokes. On the Board
of Auditors are Walter Sher-
wood, Cornelius Finley and
Miss Ethel Evans. A late fash
tells of the MUSICALE AND
TEA" to be given at the Center
Sunday afternoon Dec % from
three to five with a silver Of
fering at the door, sponsored by
the Cavaliers a club of teen
ayers and the proceeds of this
affair are to be used for the
purchasing of athletic equip
msnt for these youngsters.
This event deserves and de-
mandS your support. SPORTS:
A week ago last Tuesday the
West Medford Ramblers lost a
tough game in the City League
by the score of "a to % and
their play has vastly improved
so much so that this heart
breaking thriller went into a
sudden death period as the
battling quintets were dead
locked at the en- dof the regu-
lation period. he young Cava-
lierS basketball team won their
initial game last Saturday when
they whipped the Red Raiders
II to 9 in another interesting
game. High scorer for the jun
ior basketeers was Rubber
Smith who scored the whole Ii
points for our side. Strolling
points for our side. STROLL
ING WITH MIR. x Hello
folks, sure feels good to be back
giving you the lowdown of the
younger set. We hear that the
glamorous Lucy West from
Woburn way is dancing profess
sionally and doing we'll Good
luck to you Lucy. Also we hear
that this same lass dropped by
to see Sammy White one day
the week before last. Lover
Rhinehardt is also trying to put
a bug in this same chicks ear.
Tsk' tsk'. What has happened
to the chick that Charlie Par
ris was all agog about and now
that the football season is over
he has returned to the home
town chick that liked him from
the start. Has the romance of
Buddy and Caroline cooled or is
it the weather. Seen at the
Rio Casino" was the glamor-
Gus L. M. and a chap from
Springfield. Can this be the
thing or is her heart down the
way? All the chicks are Won
dering where all those fine and
handsome lovers are like Roger
Greene, Eddie Barnett, Court
land Digger and Donald Bell.
Perhaps one of them, Roger
Greene is still making those
tricks to the University City to
see that fine young thing on
ave. Most glamorous
chicks Of the week are Caro-
lima, Virginia, Gloria Bosfield,
Deborah Rose, Lee Mason Mary
Booker and Joan Rhone. Well,
guys and gals that's all for this
week. See you next week, Mr..
x - A late news flash tells us
of the sickness Of the popular
and beloved Mr. Napoleon JEFF
fers Of Lincoln st and from re-
liable sources comes the report
that he is quite sick. Let's all
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1946-12-21

Last Sunday Rev j Frederick
Bailey of Shiloh preached very
effectively on "The Words That
Are Lost" while the Junior
Choir sang very sweetly two
lovely numbers. Present at the
morning service were members
of the West Medford Veterans
Progressive Club headed by
their President, Elmer Kountze.
Sunday Dec % at Z D m the
Shiloh Choir under the direc-
ton Of Mrs Bailey will present
a Christmas songfest and all
should plan now to attend az
the way these youngsters can
sing you had better come early
to get a seat. On January Is
the Trustee hoard of Shiloh will
sponsor a Turkey Dinner and
one does not have to elaborate
any further on the dinners that
are served at Shiloh. Tickets
are one dollar and sixty-five
cents. Remember the date, Jan
uary .16. Information has been
received by this column that
the Church BYPU will definite
ly be organized the first Sun
day in January. Plan now to
attend.
SOCIAL: The DaffodiIs Club
met at the home Of Mrs Minnie
Phillips Of Bower st, Miss JOS
ephlne Phillips hostess, last
week for their annual meeting.
A visitor in this community for
the past week was Mrs Walta
Chisholm of Birmingham, Ala.
staying at the home of Mr. and
Mrs Edward Lovelace of Jerome
st. Another visitor was Mr. John
Grant and his wife both of YER
mont and this couple are most
widely known for their famed
"Honeymaan Lodge" where a
great many Of our community's
marriages got their start. Last
Monday the West Medford
Community Club met at their
Center for the monthly meet
ing and the annual election
of officers for the coming year.
Those elected were the follow
ing: Pres, Robert Jones; Vice
Pres, Cecil Phillips; Treas, Ru-
tuS HaskinS; Fin. Secy.. Mar
guerite Pinkston; Rec. Secy.,
Arthur LaSsiter; Asst. Secy,
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1946-12-21
w ORCESTER
IT is ALL RIGHT NOW
J. RI. Edwards, Y Liberty ST., Worcester 5
Telephone $500

WORCESTER REPORTERS
REPORT OF DOINGs IN 1916.
IN order that the readers of
the GUARDIAN may know what
they have contributed to the
progress Of Worcester. favor
able and unfavorable events are
recorded: There were IS mar
riages, 40 births, sons and
daughters about evenly divided,
two divorces, $4,000 worth Of
new homes purchased, $4,000
spent in remodehng and re-
pairing real estate, $1,000 for
automobiles church building
fund drives launched $4,000,
remodeling $500. There were
IS deaths, IS hospital cases, IS
operations undergone four at
temptS to establish restaur-
tant. One new restaurant was
operated for nearly a year but
now defunct; four persons en-
tered the trucking business,
one Tailoring and cleaning
business was established, one
new Beauty Salon opened, Civ
ing Worcester salons. There
were six cases Of assault and
battery, IS pedigree dogs pur-
chased. To the city was added
a Major )inactive); a teacher
was educated who has accepted
a position in another city: a
professional fighter has been
produced and one outstanding
High School football player.
Seven have suffered major auto
accidents; three of Americas
greatest women concert singers
have been entertained; have
had one prize fight where one
of the contestants was one of
Americas greatest ringmen:
there were 10 revival services
with pleasing results. A Wor-
cester party of is vacationed
for four weeks in Los Angeles,
also afforded a church eonYen-
ton; opened up for sale a re-
stricted area of 30 camp sites
with water frontage where fish,
ing, boating and swimming
can be enjoyed. Watch this
column for adj. There was one
reconciliation; a barn was as
quired suitable for social5 and
dances; three clubs were form
ed; a Democratic club was or
ganized; 30 members were mi
tiated in fraternal organiza-
tlonS; weekly projection OF
moving pictures; one person
elected as steward in the AT. of
L.; a gain Of 100 to the popula-
ton. Many more things have
been accomplished.
HGEIE FROM, HOSPITAL -
MIR George Robbilg Of 81 Ca;-
roll 6 home from a nine day
stay in Rahneman Hospital
where he underwent a success
full operation for cataract OF
the eye. - Mt Olive Church is
rehearsing for its great Christ
mas spectacle in the church
under the direction of Rev JOS
eph, assisted by Miss Mile
DominiS. CHRISTMAS SUN
DAY. st Andrews Methodist
The Nome nugget., 1946-02-13
Poles Hardships Worst In Europe Spokesman Says
By LARRY ALLEN (P) NeWSfeatures

WARSAW, Poland - pr. Emil Sommerstein, chief of the war reparations section of the Polish government says Poland suffered "biologically, culturally and eco- nomically' during the war to a far greater degree than any other European country.
 Germany" he said in a recent interview, "aimed to break the Polish nation biologically. That is why the losses directly due to war are only seven and one-half per cent, while those due to Nazi kill ings, persecution and torture are 9212 per cent.
 Poland, with six million Poles and Jews murdered, is undoubted- ly the first country in the tragic classification of war destruction" ,"
 Dr. Sommerstein said property losses amounted to six billion dol lars, already reported by Polish individuals to the separations sec tion. Along with losses sustained by state properties, this total is expected to reach twenty billion based on a pre-war value of five zlotys to each American dollar.
 He asserted Poland's reparations question already is answered in that her share of what is to be col lected from Germany constitutes part of that included in Soviet RusSia's claims.
 Sommerstein estimated the Ger mans seized and deported from Poland over 100000 men and 650,O00 women during the six-year Nazi occupation.
The Nome nugget., 1946-02-13
Fighting Flares In Indonesia

BATAVIA, Feb. 13-(P)-Four British and Dutch soldiers were killed and three wounded in fight ing between search columns and Indonesians in the area of Kekas- Si and Batavia.
 British Tanks and two battalions of troops searched the villages along the route from Batavia to Bekassi and encountered twenty five road blocks. On the return a British officer and two men were ambushed. The enlisted men were killed and the officer injured. Dutch forces are searching the set dement's and have arrested fifty suspects.
The Nome nugget., 1946-02-13
Next War To Come From Asiatic Russia

SEATTLE, Feb. l3- (P The Hon. Gerald G. McGeer, K. C., member of the Canadian Senate, asserted yesterday it was "ridicu- louS" for Canada and the United States to make other nations strong at the expense of weaken ing ourselves"
 He told a news conference the next war" could be expected to be aimed from Asiatic Russia and China at the North American con tinent through Alaska, Yukon Ter ritory, British Columbia and the State of Washington.
 Lets hope" he said, that we never have to defend ourselves against Russia, but certainly we don't want to be in the position of defending ourselves without having made adequate prepara- tionS."
 He urged that the Canadian and U. s. governments, jointly and inn mediately, develop a real mea- sure of security along the North Pacific coast, militarily and eco- nomically, with seaways, airways, highways, and railways, and more population.
 He said the North Pacific coast line was the only vulnerable ap- proach" at present to the contin- ent, and would be the Belgium of the future" war.
The Nome nugget., 1946-02-13
Coast Guard
 Start Investigation Of Yukon Wreck

SEATTLE, Feb. I3-(P)-Dele- gate Bartlett said the Coast Guard has agreed to send representa- tive to Seward and Anchorage i'm mediately to take testimony of survivors of the steamer Yukon.
 The bureau of maritime inspec- tion of the Coast Guard begins it's investigation of the accident to- morrow, where the steamship Alaska is to arrive with many survivors. As soon as its work is
 completed the board will go to Alaska to finish the investigation.
The Nome nugget., 1946-02-13
HOmna Relaxes
 AtManner of Death

MANILA, Feb. 13- (P) It. Gen. Homma Bataan death march commander, was so relieved when he learned he was to be shot in stead of hanged. He relaxed and slept during the ride to the prison where he awaits execution. He feared death on the gallows like that decreed for Yamashita re- ported Maj. Larry Hodgin of Twin Falls, Idaho, military police off Ger, who rode with Homma from Manila to Luzon prison camp.
The Nome nugget., 1946-02-13
NOTICE

The Chamber of Commerce will hold meeting Friday. Feb. IS. at xhe Nevada ali l2:00 noon. All members are urged 10 attend. An nual election and business of inn portance.
 Duke Mitrovich.
 Vice-President.
The Nome nugget., 1946-02-13
NOTICE

Veterans of World War II will meet at 7:o0 Wednesday evening at the Federal bldg. in the office of the U. s. Surplus dept. MT. Marcy will explain. and advise upon veterans rights.
The Nome nugget., 1946-02-13
Meetings

ATTENTION PIONEERS
 Pioneers of Alaska Igloo No. l will meet af the Whaley House Wednesday Feb. l3. at o'clock. l8-2t Robert Baldwin. Sec.
The Nome nugget., 1946-02-13

Nugget Ads Bring Quick Results
The Nome nugget., 1946-02-13
HEALTH OFFICER REPORTS TWO DIPHTHERIA CASES

There have been two cases of diphtheria reported by the health officer. John Bahnkke and George Newton are both under quaran- tine.
The Nome nugget., 1946-02-13

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-08-30
u THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c.
ACREAGE FOR SALE (cen't.I

ACREAGE FOR SALE Cent.
sssF.Sssssoi ;sE' 1ssil f.
I ACREs Mar XilisNNA-pric., $40 per
acre Sere; RAY AZ BARNEY. Vienna, Va. Phone
y You DESIRE a beautiful lot in vienna,
va. see us at once. We have II choice
Ray RAY BARNEY. Vienna. Va. Phone vienna
SMALL ACREAGE TRACTS for suburban
estates, in nearby Va: tracts OF from
acre to 3 acres in restricted development,
and many city conveniences avail; some
tracts are cleared. others are beautifully
H SECTIONS some Of 1ee pne emss .nd
ssTs Prom. Prone Ok Eef+ sos7 price si'soo Per
ronr sha nrie ssfsS sear l ca sT
SSR ESAs Nc. .t 81 18th N s 8 eos
suburban eSmmgS.ty; only My $500 sssh
ce NJ ss K9A re- s sslo syei st NJ It. sGss
CHOICE 1915 ACRES, IL miles from D. G.;
woods and fslds; Just SHgu Of River rd.. near
the Potomac Hunt; $500 an acre. Phone
FG Is sd LEW WOODED HoMEsrrEs, clos.
to Bethesda, Bradley Hills section; paved
road to property; $1,000 per acre, terms.
Select now. first showing. OIL. 0e2S or
CHOICE 161s-ACRE TRACT in Fairfax
County, near Arlington County line; owner
must sell and will accept $3.50 per acre
for quick sale: excellent value. EASTMAN
& STEELE, Realtors, Falls Church 2620:
ami: NE. OF d. C.; A, Sl,275 a.; 81
city water, etc; NIL out. $3.50: $500
down, S25 mo; IS a. mr.. Piscataway,
S4;750; Va. 8 a., pr Bancroft, ripe to build,
1st com. cor lot, $4,000: 2 3O-ft front;
also ne. four apis. 81 $50 ca, mr. Wis. ave,
36Xl20, $4,000. N. E. RYON CO.. GE.
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IRAlIERS.

FOR RENT-5-ft.. rift. eft, 2-wheel au-
tomobile trailers: stake. box and dump
h syps hRq5 a:y Tsss co omDs es With
hxy sGH1 xa fkAy ssIo Howard
thinner, house trailers for sale. We buy
and and sen good used tralers Boat trailers
salesroom and select your trailer part and
accessories. lawn chairs. davenport. stove.
radio, etc: Sales lot open a m. to 8 pm,
Mon: through Sat. stockroom open s am.
Closed all day Sunday. AMERICA
Trailer rIl 5 CO.. INC. 1890 Wis. ave. NV
NEW AND USED house .ra!lers on - to
Painting and repair service; also ssces-
TRAILER SALES Route /. Berwyn. Nd
new NV Hot HOUSE 1g'f TRAnERs are on display
again and ready for imtpeaiate delivery
Why wait 3 or months or longer for a
rs,le h, home When you can get one Of The
for as Ions as "a months All trailer;
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SAVE Saw On On HAULING-Rent all.steel utilit,
trailer. stake or covered. Also boat, trail.
afternoon for sunday. AMERICAN TRAIL.
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Ten TEMPE sle hoN VILLAGE rs,, Alex sd7l 3o
built, vacuum brakes. cabin coach. Call
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dition. S145 81. 1880 -
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LOTS FOR SALE.

CHEVY CHASE, BETHESDA, Kensington--
Have la rye selection OF lots from which to
to show. BERLIN REALTY CO, EN-.
DO Not MISS THIS EXCELLENT BUY-a
level lots. each 100x2o0; located in growing
seenmgnity Of new bones; near Clinton
or 81 400 for all 81; cash or terms. Cali
Mr.. Diveibiss, FIR. 261s with MALCOLM
WORCESTERSHIRE acres, each located on
Ardmore- Bla densburg I'd, 4 miles from the
y. c; line; locate your domestic in this
E sst S Ga 5 81 w sasm n
ave, Riverdale. Nd, WA. 1919. NY, $3.50.
hroush Frday satnrdsy and sunaay
GEO. H. WILLIAMS Cos choice build
dale; Excel: place to build home. Terms
S Gii'n r. w Vii fsHs co-silver sD mas
q Woodside Park. Only $4,000. Powers,
GO S 'g II, WILLIAMS co.-silver sp mse
Beautifully wooded high level lot, 75xi5O,
on high ground, exclusive neighborhood,
oeTins sssoo Deadonnss siso 's $685. IS.
GEO. H, WILLIAMS co.-1-acr. lot in
SstisssiSs 1st 's ST. $685. asS5 rye!
$50 Down win make you . landowner aS
SD1ns = Fsll SEIss 600 nt Can s untI
BERWiYN HEf Ehf M d. 70; IsPq hom..
50xla5 IT. and .box200 it: from 5000 to
$1,000 for cash in August. Many veterans
now live in this community; the more the
merrier. Phone Tower 1907. Address
S403 5Sth ave. BERWYN HEIGHTS co.
DESIRABLE BUILDING SITE on Potomac
ave. near Newark st. NV: 50-foot front
BY 100 feet deep. Price. 50. 800. JAMES
NORRIS WOODWARD. Realtor, 723 goth
ADJ. ROCK CREEK PARK-BeautifuI cor
ner lot Oh Sudbury lane, right of Beach
drive; real buy in this lovely section.
Price, $4,000. FLOYD E. DAVIS CO..
Off Off 0 18th ST. NV. beautiful sheDS be
Park ~ blks. north Kalmia I'd l-Large
| lots, 30 to 100 IT. frontage. any desired
| depth, priced from $2.750 up. SHAPIRO,
INC. lQ6 Vt. ave. NV, ME-. 17I1. 80
| CORAL HILLS, Marlboro pike. at D. c.
line-Some with sidewalks, concrete street
all with water, gas, sewers. Call OWNER
wssSHok SpIy ~ HIS Gs w,.s,..ss..
highly, restricted community; attractive
wooded lots now available from S2.750
Cal MR.. WHITE. OIL. $3.50; ewes, Oh.
ATOMIC AGE NO THREAT IL you have
foresight to buy domestic now outside city
limits, with all imps. available; 30 min.
city. Direct from owner, on your terms
Call all day. no. 1864. Sls
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MOTORCYCLES.

SPECIALIZED REPAIR WORK BY experts
on all model motorcycles; Replacement
INDIAN MOTORCYCLE SALES. Gil 9th
GIVE that MOTOR MOTOR A BREAK. let us
give it q complete checkup. Adjust chains
carb, valves. points, brakes, controls,
grease machine and change oil. Indians,
and Harleys, So 30 plus material. Ali
British machines So plus material. Con-
scientious service. CYCLE CENTER. 9I2
CUsHMAN SCOOTER, 1916, gear shift.
special sidecar. windshield buddy seat.
stoplight: elec. horn. ignition switch.
extras: S345 cash. MR.. PALMER. MA.
MOTORCYCLE. 1871 HID. "a, DIV ex-
eeilent condition; can be seen at 2127 18th
Masitz ri 1899 nets!s Ss
S %ash;: perfect seTPditaleERs 7os E. leland
NORTON 1916. 5000 miles, $3.50: A. j. s.,
Matchless, Norton. Ariel. Triumph. Fran
cis-Barnett motorcycles. Some models
available for immediate delivery Solve
your Transportation problem. BRITISH
MOTORCYCLES SALES. 2014 M st. NV
HARIEY.DAy1psoN "A. got buddy seat
HARLEY r." accessories.
431S Van Buren, St, University Park, Md.
MOTOR BIKE. practical transportation,
foreign make, $50 or best offer. 81. BIOS.
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Take Ny Word for 1t
BY FRANK COLBY.
What's In . Name.

Chicago: Please give pronuncia-
ton and origin of the name Yo-
semitic, the California national
park.-F. D.
Answer: The name is lovely when
correctly pronounced. Give it four
syllables and. accent the second.
thus: yoe-SEM-i-tee.
The beautiful region was dis
covered in 1851 by Capt. Boiling
who commanded small force which
pursued Chief Tenaya and his war
riors. These Indians were of the
Yosemite tribe yosemite means
grizzly bear'), and the majestic
valley, said to be the most beautiful
valley in the world, was their
stronghold.
st. Paul: Please analyH and
pronounce the name of the actor,
Laurence Olivier-M. j. T. I
Answer: The name Laurence Is
from the Latin Laurentius, from
Taurus, 1.-The laurel tree" Olivier
is the French word for olive tree"
The French pronunciation Is: aw-
leev-YAY.
@. Please give the correct pro-
nunciation of Trygve Lies full
Nance. B.
A. am indebted to the coun-
selor Of the Norwegian Embassy,
Washington, for the following in
formation about the name of the
secretary general of the United
Nations:
The United Nations official's sur
name, Lie, is pronounced exactly
like the Anglo-American name, Lee.
The "y" Of Trygve is pronounced
like the French "u" in rue w."
Purse the lips as if to say 100" as in
food; without changing the lips try
to say zee" as in feed, thus blending
the 90" and zee" into a single
vowel sound which Is represented
by the symbol: (E).
The vowel sound of the we of
Trygve is "eh" as in wet, vest"
Say: TRE)G-veh LEE.
(copyrisht, the Bell Syndicate, Inc, 1s46.)
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AuroMoTlvE MISCELLANEOUS.

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AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

NEW MOTORS Tor international trucks
INC: sl"G Georgia ave. Silver Spring.
: GMc eCovERED.BoDY TRUCKS. Ford
man. ULINE ICE CO. Bird and NJ SITS. ne.
FORD 1898 1h.ton panel See Sale
Mise; painters, paper hangers. supplies,
si. CHEVROLET trsetes and H. semt5,sr
Arlington, Va. OK. 1870. 80,
'nS . tSs r AZ under opA ceiling 81.
DIAMOND MOTORS. INC. 1881 ard st.
sTUDEBAKER dump trucks az. 4-yd.
bodies, ga tons. lo-whselers. Cali TIE.
iHSD1iiivIDUAL has 1nternat ionsl truck Tor
cali H sass 1 iafG completely 0'ernauiea
ONE hSPEEK HIGHWAY TRAILER, "A IT,,
5S Ask s5 nat o t0G so sns eapo xf e.
1911 CHEVROLET, with winch. ia tons,
en % west river e9o 9sf back top eendi
sS cempi sGe t TaoMAs sn5 cRo
w ton RE l2 ~ Jefferson Davis hwy" Airing
FORD 1915 cab and chassis; long wheel
base; excellent condition: all extras, radio,
fire eStinguisher. flares; best offer. Reply
CHEVROLET 1896 1h-ton stake body,
dual wheel CHARLES W.. TRAGEsER,
FORD 1897 pickup: Just reconditioned;
mast fs q sv en'e Apt See any time
ARMY SURPLUS, TRUCKS BY Central
Motor Co.. authorized GMC truck dealer
new group Of trucks just received. 90 to
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stsk a; Chevrolet. n tons; 1912
GMC. 2h tons: 1899 International. 2 TONS
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DumpsTT1s4s Chsyrolet; ~ tons: 1910
Tractors--1942 White. model wA-126.
Air brakes, II s00-20 tires: 1941 Federal, 3
tons. BX brakes
semitrailers, new--1o-ton platform and
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Command car-1941 Dodge. W ton.
Caterpillar tractor = Allis-Chaimers,
~ tons, CENTRAL MOTOR CO. 3I43 Lee
hwy, Arlinston, Va. Daily and Saturday,
CHI. 1000.
To reach: Out through Georgetown.
cross Key Bridge. turn right onto Lee hwy.
lRoute I'll or 29l. drive W miles