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Evening star., 1946-04-01
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY Cont

ANY ONE INTERESTED IN SELLING under
es o 9Hs f5Sn Ese 3 C. on S,Ols lot e
I WILL PAY CASH or cash above trus,
f for 8 to Z room house; IN ,G or near p, e;
i WILL PAY ALL CASH or cash above
trust for 5 or 6 rm. house in or near
D. C., direct to owner. TR. 241S after
HIGHEsT ALL-cAsH PRICES PAID 70,
ne, Sc: and MARYLAND property, guicl
Sfa!liRsnso tTfs fsn spDs.!." s. ss os aSss
speciaiist-Piease cali for q free and honest
clients with cash, Or viii buy outright. You
win be amazed hh yith ogg quick and efncien'
PsivATE fs AZ FAR P1RrY " wishes nn to buy nice g.
;s TSG% b5isk 4a S hGRs, &. Phone 81; Ssls 80
WoGLb VI dfLh 1fkE Gsis sa r. iaasA IoeArE or bed
room c,n brics & hons 9sd in Silver Spring or near
MY foLIcYSTry and match it. Lisht.
lass ming acti9n, . no RED tape excessive csst
seeto any tgpe arFe or sms Ghte
you. Proof Of the pudding is in thu
a Joa NY B. mSsG sEGaNN hS Day "a 1871 'fs
bIkEacff a FROM owNER-Desirable home
&c
pay cash; no agents, please. AT. ,5i3o.
MODERN or 3 bedroom single. from
owner; within Id miles D. c. Box b6.x
ARLINGToN-2 or 3 bedrms.. brick OF
frame: ami. cH. 1892. MIR. CREEK
RSTdEsRA IL aoS eheyy chsss; sss Silver spring
SSef Gsc5 er o. SSGs Gears, q
s tRis ti%s s esll x * sSss xoysd sssss
PPAS;IoR. PAs;Ie @ 1lS9 Vermont Real Estate snc
SHs'1sss w cAN SELF sEIk YOUR HOUSE at Its full
value today. Our opinion entails no obli.
eE 7s wn II sauNpRks R1 e.
INC. Realtors Established 1880. 1915
&sst Syk dAsa slsa BUYERS Ea] y.pt @ henss at gnes
BEL BEL CO, CO Reaaltors, ri 10Th s. NV. Ma
S AND asf SfAKBS SssaaY M6 SE DroDs9tes ass2
al cash; ROGER MOSS. Realtor. 2i2i
Po%T P6SSf saPa fSf da 0 US 500 io sell
Free appraisa p VIM g. eGdHasSps IBs% co 5efyes 7ot
M sf IA a2t SEef or homes ss'
Petworth and Briehtwood areas cali u,
5eF free kAY REA1TY RE0%s Go aqa IA e
sos Georgia ave NV '''
sSh'E'Ga iHS Ess"9asa RFsn
WE SELL HoUsEs-If your house is fo
and will act at once. WILLIAM j
MORGAN, NO. 2l41 till pm. 3
CASH ON SETTLEMENT-Ex GI needs 8
rm. bungalow at once Cash through G.
loan: Maximum, Ss, 900. Cali Mr.. Ro
MACK at Dupont 9S21. No agents.
WE ARE PATIENTLY searching for a mod
ern or fairly modern home, Va, or D. C.
have all cash; no agents. Box 400-x. Star
COLORED-I7OO BLOCK Of Willard st
n.w-One OF the better houses in block
| II rooms. brick, all large. baths
kitchens. 2 rear porcres; property in excel
lent condition; full basement: finished
ATTIC with space for 3 or more rooms
5000 down. AT. 1904. Il
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THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c. BIB
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BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE tcons.)

BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE tcont.) :.
GEO. H. WILLIAMS CO.-Restaurant in
Arlington. Va. Owner wants to retire.
Large room, good lease, excellent receipts,
Beer and wine license. Substantial cash
and will finance. AK. 4011. Il
yO38 so. FIT. End COMMERCIAL In Sc.
8 blks from u. s. Capitol grounds, 2 blkS.
from Wash. Navy Yard, surrounded by
numerous dwellings. Of industrial workers,
Price, 50 per SO. IT. Eve. and Sun. call
MA. $500. =
BROOKLAND SECTION. 5000 block OF
18th st. ne, cor. store, apt. Of 5 rms.
above; right place and reasonable terms.
30O2 18th st. n.e.-Store and 3-rm. and
bath apt. in rear; 3-rm., kit, bath. porch
apt above; right place, good terms. Apply
SIMON BELOFF, 1908 N. Y. ave. NV.
MA. S1S7 or RA. 1926. .
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INDUSTRIAL GROUND FOR SALE,

PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY, MD. near
District line-Over 400-ft. railway 'front.'
age and existing siding for 3 cars, $4,000
of existing buildings; ideal location for
storage or distributing center. The price
of 65 cents per SO. #. makes this an
mept. WEAVER BROS, INC, Washinaton
Bldg. DI. 5000. NO 1HQS Il
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BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED.

GARAGE or garage with parking space;
minimum of 5000 So. ft. We have a re-
sponsible client desirous of making long
term lease RIDDELL REALTY CO. 1742
K st. NV DI 1900
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LOTS WANTED.

1 PAY CASH for lots in D. C or nearby
Nd. SCOTT SANDERS TR. 1858
LARGE IMPROVED LOT, private owner.
in or near Hyattsville, Md, or small acre.
age, for immediate home construction;
cash buyer if reas. WA. 5917, MR..
DICKFY
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED

l HAVE CASH BUYER for property in
Ia or 2 story brick, 4-bedroom. / "a or 2
baths, and located fairly close to grade
school. Call evenings after 5, WA. $500.
n. j. Kruger. with o. B. ZANTZINGER, Jr
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CLOSE-N NE: SS.950-Conveniently To-
bath with built-in garage, frst offering on
excellent terms. MITCHELL QUICK, DI.
1881 until pm
CHEVY CHASE, MD.-Attractive detached
frame home of s rooms and baths, fea-
turing, first-foor bedroom and bath
offered on excellent terms MITCHELL
MD.-BRICK BARGAIN in beautiful Chev-
erly; fine rooms; modern kitchen and
bath: recreation room and Law. in base
ment: fireplaces; nice lot: garage; oil
heat; first offering; prompt occupancy:
SIT ,450. ROBT. MAGEE, WA. 1914 un.
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McDEVITT, REALTOR, SALES BULLETIN
--Kensington, Md; S12,750; det white
clapboard,, bedrms., bath, recep. hall, Iiv.
nm, fireplace, large side screened porch,
Adin. rm., large kit, stove and refgr, pan
q. try; det. garage full basement, toilet oil
beat; large lot 200 #. deep; bus half
: Silver Spring, Md, $4,000; center
liv; rm;, fireplace. side screened porch,
on first fl; 3 bedrms. and bath End f. /;
nice, fenced wooded lot; bus at door: &C.
oil heat.
Two wooded lots priced under today S
market: one. in Northwood Park, S1,45O;
other in Takoma Park. Md, near D. c.
! line, 81 $50. Please call Mr. McDev!tt
for appt.. RA. 4422 or SH 1921 %
. GOOD BUYS:
:. :0uI K st n,w.-1st commercial. g.
nereis 05n stoTy sr Brick BbEyaffa5tlst sfs56o COM
l23I o st. n.w.-l house of 10th ST.;
LIES N st. n.w.-s rooms, . baths, s17,-
s$1-s4,3s a. 5oSc 6 st. s.w.-Three s-story
1922 47th st. nw-6 rooms, knotty
pine recreation room. oil heat; S16,5O0.
:. 132S-30-32 Park I'd. n.w.-Three g.
2915,21 goth st. s.e.-Two 4-family
prassn a9s SheE Ea ges MugRAY ss Coz HaS
S772. 1920 New York ave. NV. ~ i VA
Evening star., 1946-04-01

COLORED-I70O BLOCK Of Willard st
n.w.-One Of the better houses in block
IL rooms, brick, all large, baths,
kitchens, 2 rear porches; property in excel
lent condition; full basement: finished
attic with space for 3 or more rooms
So. 600 down. AT 1904 ii
Evening star., 1946-05-26

"HoUGHT I'd kind of bring you
up to date on some of the boys
that came back from the war.
Howard Gollnick, co-pilot of the
BIZ "Wally's Wagon" is plan
min on gettin' married this sum-
mer.
An I've had a letter from Ben
Modlin, the ball-turret gunner.
The crew is talkin' about havin'
reunion, maybe in New York. an
they say they're goin' to take their
wives an children - the ones that
have em - an invite me an the
missus.
Jeeper! 1t was only "A little
over year ago that they was
bombin' Germany.
Charlie Andrews, one OF the
neighbor boys that lost a leg. is
dom fine. Him an couple of
pals started construction outflt.
Charlie runs the office an they are
maxim good money.
He cracks jokes about his wood
en- leg. Says they're so short of
materials he has to hide it from
his partners.
You'll die laughin' when l tell
you about Gabe Struggers. The
draft board took one look at him
an decided we might as we'll sur
render - Gabe was so scrawny an
underfed. He put on some weight
an finally got accepted.
Then he lived through half
dozen of the toughest battles in the
Pacific an came home an opened
a gymnas,nm'
Gabe's picture was in the paper
while back, showin' the perfect
muscled man.
Annie Sholtz, Horseneck's wife,
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There's No Problem Here

got mad at him an joined the
Wacs. She used to be telephone
operator an that's what she did
in the war while Horseneck stayed
home stringin' wires.
He says she still hasn't quite got
over the habit of snappin to atten-
ton an sayin', "Yes, sir, when
he asks her to do somethin'. Sew
eral times she caught herself half
way into salute. Horseneck amt
tryin' very hard to break her OF
these Wac habits
Coz. JACK MCGUIRE got the
Legion of Merit for helpin' out
General Spaatz in Europe. then
came back an sweated out lot
O. months at the Pentagon Build
ing.
He went into the advertiser
business an l bet his income tax
is more'n a colonel's pay. Shows
you can write bigger checks with
a pen than with a sword, | guess.
There's lots more l could think
of, includin' some that didn't come
back. What amazes me, though. is
where all that crop of prophets
went who was tellin' us that the
boys was comm back changed.
They said we would have revo-
Iutions an troubles an riots
an l forget now what-all.
Well, the boys an gals is back,
most of 'em. They are squawkln'
about not enough houses an cars.
about shirt shortages an not
enough butter. But by an large
the only way you can tell veteran
is by his discharge button - that
an his energy, ambition an good
citizenship. -WAllY b0REN
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-01-28
Eighty Alumni at
Lincoln Gathering

Approximately eichty alumni OF
the Lincoln Consolidated School
and their guests enjoyed run
night" in the girls gymnasium OF
the school Saturday. The room was
art'stically decorated with snow
men, pine trees covered with ar;iii-
cial snow. and punches o. the snow
hung from the numerous light fix
lures in the room. which was light
ed only with lamps. Betty kluSka.
Ellen Nelson, Mildred Akalis, Doris
Peck. William Nelson. and Carl
Lemke were the decorating com
mittee. The entertainment, which
was in charge OF Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Wright. consisted of various unusu-
nj games, and old time and new
dances Theodore White and Ron
aid Gazier called the dances. Inc
orchestra, which was directed by
LOYAL Wilson. was composed OF Mrs.
Robert Armstrong. Mrs. Hazei
Sparrow Raymond. Hartwell Russ,
Harlow Laing and Loyal Wilson.
The refreshment committee was
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Wasen, Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Wardle, Mr.. and
Mrs Richard Wardle, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harley Dysinger. Mr.. and Mrs. Lee
J. Talladay. and Mr.. and Mrs. Rex
Talladay.
A play, Daddy Long Legs spon-
sored by the alumni. will be given
February il and 16.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-01-28
Calendar Of Social Events
TODAY


Ladies' Auxiliary number 80 o'clock in veterans OIL
Foreign Wars Hall 49,, s.oo
Ypsan Chapter Order Eastern Star dinner $780,
special meeting Masonic Temple lodge room
Queen city knights Pytha o'clock Castle
Hall .-,-, ,,--...,
Girl scouts troop Baptist H. O'Clock Ypsanu
lunch troop %, 3d. Gilbert House troop
a. o'clock. Harriet.
Chi Omega sorority social meeting O'CLOCK NneS
McKenny Hall
Boy scouts S:45 D NJ Willis Methodist Church pack
43 at home o'clock Roosevelt school troop
81 Sarkweaher Hail. Chamber OF Commerce troop 81
ST Iukes House; Jacksonville troop 49, at school;
OF troop 81 school; o'clock Cub den
Prospect pack 1873 Of Mrs. Make obermeyer
TUESDAY
Is r NJ Entered Apprentice degree
7:S0. Masonic Temple lodge
Industrial Club 230, with Miss Amanda Binder
Jolly Club. o'clock, with Mrs, Jack Co1ford.
Loyal Order OF Moose, o'clock, Moose Hall
knitting WEIGH Hail. o'clock
troop three $780, Starkweather five 3:45
nine o'clock, Sarkweather troop IL, $780,
Gilbert House. H. S15 St John 49, 315 St john
troop 81 $780, 35 Gilbert House;
a. 345. St Lukes Church House, 26 3:i5 Wood
ruff; troop 80. $780, Gilbert House.
Past President Club Martha Daughters Union
Veterans 1880. with Minnie Culver
Ypsan Veterans Foreign o'clock Veterans Hail.
Wolverine Palace Prince Syracuse Pyhian Castle Hail.
Boy Scouts: o'clock, Foster Walter
Suksch; o'clock Harriet school 49, school, Edsel
Ford post American Legion troop 49, Spencer school, As
semby Of God Church 35. church Emmanuel Luth
eran Church troop 80, at church.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-01-28
Mrs. Robert Mason
Hostess at Shower

Mrs. Robert Mason entertained
AZ a delightful dinner and bridge
marty in her home on y. Summit
St. honoring Miss Frances Ann
Erickson. Ecorse. who will he mar
fled February 9.
Mrs Mason's guests we're all
original members OF a small group
who, while still IN the third grade.
formed a club The Secre- Robins
which is still intact. Present at the
party we're Misses Marian George,
Frances Ann Erickson. Mary Irene
Bell. Annette Wiesenbacher. Ade-
laide Smith and the hostess. The
missing member. Wave Mary Bat
.telle. Is sill in service in the C.S'S,
Navy in Chicago.
The secret Of the Robins has new
or been revealed to the public but
after the bridge party was over
Miss Erickson was presented with
the traditional gift TO the bride. SO
far Mrs. Mason, nee Marilyn Miller
had been the only member 10 re-
ceive this dainty gift, secret
known only to The Robins"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-01-28
Normal College
Program Enjoyed

A pleasantly rounded concert
was presented at the Pease Audi
forum. Sunday afternoon, with
the 80 piece college orchestra under
the direction Of William Fitch.
Highlights OF the program were
two concertos.
The program opened with the
orchestra PLAYING the Overture to
the Merry Wives Of Windsor, by
Nicolai.
The concerto for the Oboe and
String Quartet. by . Marcello. fea-
tured Mr.. Fitch as soloist. The
string quartet consisted OF Phoebe
Butterfield and Franzi lsbell, VIC
Inns. Barbara Warner. viola. and
Mary Alice Warner, cello.
The Minuet from symphony mum
her 80 in F. Flat by Mozart, and
the Russian Sailors Dance from
The Red Poppy, by Gliere, by the
orchestra were followed bv the
Concerto for Piano and Orchestra
by List. Hershal Pyle soloed as
pianist.
Selections from Oklahoma. h~
Rogers-Bennett concluded the con.
cert.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-01-28
Along the Street

Some Of the largest squash 70 be
seen in Ypsilanti for several years
were sold at the. Dixie Market.
Wayne Seely. proprietor. stated
that he purchased the squash from
a produce truck from the northern
part Of the STATE. Some Of the larger
vegetables measured as much as IL
inches In diameter and well over
three feet In circumference.
Group OF head scarfs. half price.
Agla's Dress Shop, IS y. Wash. s..
adv.
Terrence Vincent. Hobby Shop,
has returned to Ypsilanti after at
tending the annual Model Industry
Association convention In Chicago.
Mr.. vincents sister, Mrs. l.. f..
Cummings, accompanied him on the
trip.
Mrs. Loretta Lore. Dixie Shop.
who was confined to her home part
OF last week due TO Illness, has re-
turned to the store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Wilbur,
Wilbur Radio Sales, are in the
midst OF moving. Formerly residing
at Is s. Adams St. they are taking
up their new residence az II 5
Hamilton st.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-01-28
Valentine Theme
at Luncheon For
Women Golfers

Gay Valentine tally cards marked
places for the Washtenaw Country
Club Women Golfers who had lunch
con and played bridge at Hotel
Huron Saturday.
Seven'y.nine covers were laid at
small tables in the main dining
room for members and their guests.
Following luncheon there we're II
tables OF bridge and one OF Mich
igan Poker played.
Prize winners we're Mrs. James
Weir, Mrs. Dan II. Anders,
Miss Florence Matthews. Mrs.
Earl Freeman, Mrs. Fred Lunt. Mrs.
f. ]. LaPointe. Mrs. Burke FitI-
gerald, Mrs. Bruce Haig. North
Vile, Mrs. Clark NJ Greens.reet,
Mrs. James A. Power, and Mrs.
Carl Llndegren.
Mrs. William u. Stevens was
chairman OF the entertainment
committee and was assisted by Mrs.
Richard w. Hurdley. Jr.. Mrs. Merle
Hutton, Mrs. Conrad Jones. Mrs.
LAMAR B. Sinkule. Mrs. Harold p.
Lynn. Mrs. Scott S.urtevant, Mrs.
Robert Schrepper. Mrs. Robert Ba-
ker, Mrs. Paul Hayward. Mrs. Her
bert E. Schlesinger. Mrs. Arthur
Robinette. Mrs. John Montonye,
Mrs. John Collins, Lawrence +,
Schaffer, Mrs. Frederick B. vii.
hanson, and Mrs. C. F. Bonner and
Mrs. c. P. McLain. Detroit. Mrs.
Areta Geer and Mrs. William Mel
son.
The nert party will be February
%.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-01-28
Pythians Attend
District Session

Glenn Jordan, Forrest Tefft,
Lorne Kennedy. Walter Heath. Fred
Spencer and A. E. Augustus OF
Queen City Lodge number 1877
Knights OF Pythias, attended the
district D.O.K.K. meeting in Flint,
Saturday night. A class OF IS can
didates were initiated at the meet
ing attended by 100 "Dokys" repre-
senting 10 Pythian lodges. FL Cairo
Temple. number IS team. Detroit,
put on the work.
A group from FL Cairo temple will
visit here Feb. II TO assist in start
ing a temple in the southeastern
area. A. E. Augustus is area chair
man.
Several important matters per-
tanning TO spring activities for the
Princes OF Syracuse Palace will be
discussed at a meeting OF he palace
Tuesday night at Castle Hall.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-01-28
Tray FavorS Made
For SanatOrium

For heir rehabilitation work.
the junior membership Of the Am
erican Legion Auxiliary, made tray
fAvors for the veterans a. Leland
Sanatorium. and played games,
Saturday afternoon at the Legion
home. The fayors. made to help
brighten the. Washington birthday
holiday for the veterans. were dam
ty mint cups, decorated with min
iature flags.
Plans were made for Valentine
party in February. Nancy Roe. first
vice president. conducted the meet
ing in the absence OF Phyllis
Schaab, president.
The remainder OF the Afternoon
was spent playing games. with
prizes going TO Shirley Barnes, Bon
ME Jean Clark. Alice Barnes, Nancy
Roe. Mitzi Stanton and 10 Ann
Roe.
Mrs. Mabel Berberick, leader, was
assisted by Mrs. Dorothy Rudd In
serving refreshments OF Ice cream
and cookies TO the IL members.
Mrs. Carl Clark. former leader,
assisted at the meeting.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-01-28
Blind VIII be Aldsd by
Bsugm Given BY d. R.

struction with their leader-dogs.
The League trains It's own instruc.
tors for this difficult work.
Harold F. Wsrman. business d.
rector OF the league, states that the
total cost OF raising and training
the leader-dog at this time is
s1,063. $3.50 OF which must be as
sumed by the person receiving the
dog. the remainder being made up
through contributions and member
ship dues.
Training OF leader-dogs begins
when the dog reaches IL or II
months OF age and continues for a
period OF three months. At the
end Of this period the trainer. un-
der blind-fold. gives the leader his
final examination by taking him In
TO motor traffic, heavy pedestrian
traffic. In and out OF buildings,
through revolving doors and into
elevators. buses and street cars.
The service life a gulde-dog,
most OF whom are German Shep-
herds and German Boxers. Is about
eight years. and the present capac.
ity OF established schools Is l.SOO
over an eight year period. Thus.
many agencies are already faced
with the replacement problem--re-
placing guides going out OF service
due to age. The League, organized
in 1899. will shortly be confronted
with this replacement problem. Elk
pansion OF present facilities is now
being planned to meet the replace
ment demand and at the same time
provide leader-dog service TO an
ever increasing number OF new APP
p4eants.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-01-28
Reception Will be
Wednesday Evening

Mrs. Alma NJ. Alberson. : S.
Hamilton St., has issued invitations
for a reception to be given in her
home Wednesday evening, at 3
o'clock in honor of her son and
daughter-in-law, Pfc. and Mrs.
Leigh Swegles. who were married
on January II in Paris, Michigan.
Mrs. Swegles was the former
Alice Eubank. Wayne. Pfc. Swegles
and his bride we're attended at
their wedding by Mr.. and Mrs. Dean
Mason.
Pfc. swegles Is on a so day fur
Tough having re.enlis.ed for over
seas duty.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-01-28

The Junior Committee Of the
Daughters OF the American Revolu-
ton is planning a benefit bridge
January 20 at the Ladies' Literary
Club house at .. m. Proceeds OF
the evening are to go 10 the Lead
er Dog League for the Blind.
The League, which maintains
school at Rochester, Michigan, is
one OF the few non-profit guide dog
trainig agencies with five or more
years OF continuous operation and
experience where students reside
in dormitories under close super.
vision OF competent instructors
during four-week period o: in
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-01-28
Service Briefs

VETERANS BENEFITS
Scores Of special benefits are
available for war veterans,
widows. and other relatIvsS-
Consult BayarG Buehen, dlrse-
tor Council Of Veterans A..
fairs, American Legion Home,
III S . Huron St., Ypsllanti.
Mrs. Keith Mann has received
word from the Navy Department
that her husband, 1t. G.g) Keith
Mann, L. S. Navy, has been award
ed a commentator ribbon and cita-
ton for excellent service in the
line OF his profession as command
ing officer OF landing craft gun
boa. during the assault and capture
OF Lingayen Gulf. Nusugbu Bay.
and Karama Retto." The citation
states, with exceptional skill and
initiative he capably maneuTered
his ship through difficult waters
and delivered devastating rocket
fire against enemy short establish
ments. thereby rendering effective
fire support for our assault troops
by his leadership, courage and
determination while in great per-
sonal danger he contributed ma
terially to the success OF these am
phibious assault operations. His
conduct gives evidence OF his grea.
value to the Naval Service" The
citation was signed by Rear Adm. j.
L. Hall, Jr.
William II. Raymond. ~ Virginia
Pl., and Otis E. Page, 626 Norris
St. received discharges at the Sep
aration Center at Camp Atterbury.
January %.
Z. W. Cakes, Jr.. 20S Emmett St,
received his discharge from the
Army at Fort Sheridan, H., Janu-
airy 1924. Philip r. Clark, se2e
stony Creek Rd.. and II. X. Bar
tholomew. 2079 Bradley St. we're
discharged at the Great Lakes Nav
al Training Station. Januayr ~.
-
Major Al ]. KleamSn has been
spending a few days with old
friends here. lie lived in Ypsilanti
from 1885 20 194l. living most OF
the time in the Joseph Sackman
home. He left for the Army Dec. is.
1871, and won promotions until he
became a major and commanding
officer at Camp Campbell. Kansas.
He has returned to Camp Campbell,
where he will receive his discharge
in April and then return to Ipsi-
| lanti to live.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-01-28
Birthday Marked
For r. G. Starr

Il. c. Starr was given a pleasant
birthday surprise parry by Mrs.
Starr and daughter Lois at their
home. Saturday night. Miss Madge
Starr was unable TO be present as
she Is in New York. n. Y. studying
dancing. Guests. all OF whom we're
relatives. we're Mr.. STAIRS fa.her,
George B. Starr, Mrs. Maude Hol-
lis and daughter. Betty Lou. North.
Vile, Miss Mary Hollis and Peter
Pipkins, Detroit. Mr.. and Mrs. Oren
Elwell. Wayne. Russell Starr. Belle
Vile. Mrs. Donald Starr and daugh-
ter. Phyllis. Worthwhile. Donald
S.Arr telephoned birthday greetings
from st. Louis. Mo.
At the close OF the evening. Mrs,
Starr served a lunch which includ-
ed a big birthday cake.