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Evening star., 1946-12-19
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c.
THURSDAY, DEcEMBER ~, 1915.
ROOMS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

NVOWS SuED-NObtuWeN.
laso s SsaSF gsI vsly # ssya ~ a,naa
as i1ss M 81 ST. ssP NWR@Triple rm. for aisls
sSl se ef Me Dst ssas bath nss-
i15s GHURCH 81. Nw.-Lge. front rn.
nsss sd sps frases or sr fsBs sS fssh Be- ss 49,
eD24 3sth. ST. N.W.-Large outside room
private entrance. private bath; conyenses5
fsasnsRR fsaa nR4aD SaI 81 pst na EN-
mr. ssn. fSI2AsaHr St2 ns Bf BIZ eefs 4sth sArmy of
twin beds, lge. closet, home and KIT. priv
sses s rEwk2sBGRr fh asss f. near eo s$s val
ter Reed Hospital-Exp. bus at corner
beaut. furn. rm. for gentleman; semipgt
ssse 9ssa sfa aa ST. saossI NWGarse sa dosSe $500
Ss isso isRps isas r. bsR sh5he "a as snn nsx
Tisd, couple or gentleman, $40 mo. NJ.
sos s5' DECATUR ST. N,w-one single. s2s.
f3sssqs sss cotUmBA tEaafn aT Rb saas zps ssgouns
sdy sdy 's ss6 5hars M a'tFss 1854 rm with an9sn
1888 PARK RD.-immaculate home, beau.
ass iGth shSe sr. R NW@Nicey NO D gSn tsrn twin.
DeQ room IOr men lQner-Spring mattresses.
Hi-IH0 coLoREDmioss 0 PARk 6ss RD., several Vera com.
Portable rooms for single and married
PaG7K ZAP <, RRSAD HoUsING CO; vu .-.
and double rms. for couples and singles;
SdsScYs e;sS X. Ho Ps. gsFs1n- 9se4 ACME RENTAL
CoLoRED-i9s4 18th ST. Nw-Ws
'bs. yfS BE- ss s 5oT
REALTY CO., branch office.
back room for railroad porter; sober mani
convenient TO everything; transp; conven.;
ne Xii pT,vlsges; s39 9IE mo Ho Isl7
for couple: refined home. $40 mo. MI.
coLoRED-lss7 18th ST. N.w.IGss.
front rm.. in quiet home. for working
girls; S. week each. MI. 0650. 30
CoLoRED-1sI6 ST. N.W.-ouiet eT-
GoSIosaEDwssa4 aS 81 Zess H9 loaSs asss CIRCLE NV
rooms, 3 persons; no children; no cooking.
S5, 81 so each. North 9605. go
COLORED-BASEMENT RM.-Free rm,
and board to single woman who will ip
M TstETn gige as Gays s9TE K .Ra "a So47 m2o
rooms for girls. home privileges; ais also e9T ro9m
COLORED-l41S I5th sT.-Room foy
couple or 2 men. S5 week each. vita
privileges. Phone NE a120. 30
COLcRED-1847 KAL0RAMA rd. NV
Girls only; Inspiration House: single and
d9SbIe InRrS SO month ohfr ~ r. ssIa sasIW-Ha
room, pvt, home; refined employed womani
SG no week
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FARM and GARDEN.

XMAS TREES, holly, mistletoe. wreaths,
other decorations. wholesale only. RE.
MANURE, MANURE well rotted. $3.50 per Is bu.:
$3.50 per 10 bu.; delivered. WA. 45g3.
XMAS DECORATIONS, holly. mistietee.
wreaths. trees. Wholesale only. EM.
BsaNk sak RUN GRAVEL AND CINDEsS for
roads, streets and driveways. delivered and
spread Phone WA 3217. 20e
CHRISTMAS TREES, delivered in Wash
ington and Vicinity sa5 per hundred, 9s
WSs0ss5nfL Tof sofL@very ve good top soil for lawns
and greenhouses. for sale, 1000 yaTds,
CHRISTMAS TREES, $25 a hundred, on
tMhe M stalk; IL miles in Virginia. ye oSens
TREES removed, any size; transplanting
trimming, landscaping, drainage, tiling,
cutters cleaned, driveways, walks, steps,
walls member Of American Landscape
Assn. WASHINGTON LANDSCAPE CO.,
CoRNPittKER, Wood Bros, Ford Furgs-
son. used seasons, IN excellent condi-
FoR EsSR saaEMisss All M sss;toa Hrocsxsy fras;, g;
GHRTsPMAs Iii rsH w TREES, wholesale, delivered to
caaRin ssaafS s. sIs Sarnu% St.
viii vii EXCHANGE 291a acres of ground with
1900 900 feet of saving timber for llgnt
tractor and equipment equipment consist,
ing Of cultivator, corn Tlanter, diss ana
plows; Ford Ferguson, John Deer or Farm
ali tractor Box BABY, Star. I'll
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AVIATION.

EVERY ONE WHO FLIES needs complete
aviation :nsgranee protes5i1sna sacv Consult 1S1 Z
Vermont ave. NV. DI hoo
TAYLOR CRAFT 1916 BIC I'D. new.
Highest cash bid Eight hours free flying
time. NO 2T25, ask for MR.. MAY, be-
.RIVATE PILoTS-NTer berships open in a
1o-merber flying club on Fairehild PT-S6'
AID NJ. VIEDT, MA. 026s or RA. 6691
Eoe g s.IF IN ~ vii, accept light airplane in
trade@Fairchild =, with flaps. engine
mafored. 2-ws. rsd:2. blind-fying, equip,
ment. Cali Mr.. SISTER. OF. ssss ,,;.s4. E24
SCHOOLS, ciu5s. wners: immed denvery
continental "a engines on exchange
plan Why overhaul and stil oh have aian an ono nn
yonr eng. COASTAL AVIATION CORP,
Dist. Southern Bldg, RE, 1888. go
IUSCOMBE 8B, 194l, needs repair fr9m
tion; hangared at Congressional. r; D.
STIMSON, Ma. $3.50. 20
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COAL, WOOD and FUEL OIL.

YoU GET MORE FOR YogR MONEY with
4Hs East woop e nas sso kso a 81 cord Can
VA. ANTHRACITE. egg. stove and nut,
Sl3.35: pea. sl1 ,2oi buckwheat. $S.55;
sss ssE sies e Blue s'i? coal
STOVE WOOD for sale. $50 cord de-
SEASONED sIEssso h FIREPLACE WOOD. kindiiing.
Pa. quality hard coal, egg, stove, nut, pea,
buckwheat; also Pocahontas coal: order
now. COOPER SUPPLY CO.. AT. 1919. i,
HARD COAL, about 9 tons, nut; also used
coal furnace and blower. T-50-W- eau
DRY FIREPLACE WOOD. seasoned one
year: any length, $50 cord. 5000 half
WOOD, hard, seasoned, fireplace or stove.
sns snssh 81 saadsys phons Fairfax l77'-la s.ter
CoRDwooD FOR sALE-wen-seasone
hardwood. cut any length: delivered. $50
cord. Slab wood, Sl2 cord, Phone 9;; Mo;;
s5ss ST. sa ssoIs iasH sn
SEASONED SEAS coRDwooD, 12. IA. 1s. IS.
"a in; prompt delivery. AT: 1894 I23
delivered. $50 cord; also slab wood at 81 SIS.
Fl fiREPI4cE aptai WOOD for sale; cut any
CHOICE SPLIT OAK. $22 cord. special
price. SIT cord. mixed wood; slabs Sl5.
FJREPI.ACE W0OD, 500 Q cord. E. C.
KEYS g. SONS, SH. 1771. -2l
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RooMs FuRNrsHEp-Mp. and VA

TAKoMA PARK, MD, 334 Garland ave
Nicely furn. rms. with kitchen priviL;
price for 2 people, S30-S40 per mo-; no
smoking or drinking. 81. 1902 or ST.
room furnished, twin beds:
In gentle home; gentlemen only; conv.
Wash, Pentagon Bldg. and airport Phone
ARTINGToN, 1927 N. Utah st.-Attractive
furn. rm., 1st A.; h.-wh., bright, sunny;
city fare; man; near bus. Home aftsE
On on CAPITAL TRANSIT BUsLINE-ssls.
rm., next to BATH gentleman only; refs.
Sos CARROLL AVE. TAX. PIX. Md.-Larss
double room. private entrance, next to
bath; room service: no drinking; $40 per
72II CENTRAL AVE, Takoma Park, Nd
Single rm.. in new home, $40 week. SH.
SILVER SPRNG-Furnished room for
couple or single men, $40 per month;
cSny; transp, 81 923I go
Falls Church 1766-R. -21
LARGE FRONT ROOM with 3 windows,
private bath, private shower; conv. to N-s
busline on Mess. ave; block from Dis
trict line; available after Dec. 20. Cali
WI. 900 after pm.
ARLINGTON-Lovely rn., twin beds, next
to bath; home of l person; L settled lady
or couple. Gil. 11S4.
CHEVY CHASE, Extraordinarily pleas
ant front room in private home; $40 per
week. WI 1884. 20s
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

1912 18th ST. N.W.-Double and triples
to share, men and women; 2 meals per
day, elevator and maid service; few va
cancies for board only; S2S per mo. EX.
1854. -19
eIOS S ST. Nw.-Double and share rms.
for men and women; also l single rm. -23
LARGE RM. suitable for people; pvt.
bath. Also double rm.; conv. transp.,
Pentagon and downtown; telephone and
laundry facilities. MRS. MOORE, Gil.
1925 18th ST. NW-Nicely furnished.
warm rooms for young ladies'; switchboard
elevator, running water; excel board. 19s
CHEVY CHAsE-ELovely lge. rm.. pvt: bath;
no: excellent meals ,oL 66nS. ~
1SS4 MASS. AVE. N.W-Vacancies for
semiprivate baths, good food, $50 ea., mo.
1897 10Th (near Dupont circle)-Girls.
double room with running water; also |
space in double room; suitable quiet
refined girls; meals every day. SLAuGH-
COW. NV. sEc.-For mother and child
over 5, in pvt licensed home: room and
board. care of child. ia. 1907. .-25
vacancies for young men: home cooking.
we'll balanced menus; parking space;
1896 BILTMoRE ST. N.w.-several vaean-
cies for young people only, ,exceilene
meals, home privils.; very good trahsp. -25
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cATTlE and LIVE STOCK.

spotted wR pony; these ponies are quiet and
gentle and would make ideal @ sifss; EspMs slso
Fisher rd' Sc. Mr.. Hicks, sP. 0s27. 20
6 STEERS, $500. Ashton 1856. 80
BREAKWATER thoroughbre3 gelding,
e years old; son of Alcazar, wonderful
saddle horse and hunter. beautifully man
nered; gentle: will come to owner in
field and follow him Phone ARTHUR
HALE, Daleviev s26-J-12. "a
Evening star., 1946-12-19

GOVT. REsrApCH WOEKER lman) de-
sires comfortable room. pvt bath; vicinity
Library Cong Box 161-B, Star. 19s
VET GOVT. EMPLOYE desires single room:
NV. section; references. Box 157-B, Star.
BACHELOR, permanent Govt employe. de-
sires sleeping room near Lincoln PARK, not
over $35 q mo-; prefer on 18TH or East
WORKING MOTHER, with 10-mos. baby
girl, desires to share apt. or rm. in pvt.
home with kit privils; OR. 0341. Al
rm. prefer Jewish family: nr. exp. bus,
NV GEs $3.50, evenings grp ,.s.r
and 3-year-old child; with some. one who
will take care of child nights. TIA. 5S7s.
Evening star., 1946-12-19
MOVING. PACKING and STORAGE

CALL TEE-Moving at. your convenience.
large or small; estimates cheerfully given.
RE- 6490. III
SHELTON BROS, for your hauling, small
and large trucks. reasonable rates. OR.
R1oh -19
VETERANS, starting business win move
YOU day or evening: reasonable rates: light
hauling a speciality GE 1851
ARE YOI MOVINGe Let the RETURN
foApS BUREAU CORP take care of your
moving day problems: packing. transporta-
tion ana storage: many years OF experl-
your household effects Come in and let Us
talk it over Phone Ii. 1884 or Ii. 1858.
4I8 Florida ave. ne. Room 216.
ACME MOVING a STORAGE CO.-Loeai
and long distance, No Job too large and
none tco small Ii 100.
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cArTLE ana LIYEsTocK lcent.l

quality steers in good growing condition;
VIII sell all or in lots to suit you. Alex
MARE. 8 years old. very
gentle; must see to appreciate; reasonable
Clinton 693-W-3. 19'
GOAT. saansn buck. young purepEsa'
Bowie 3453.
THREE good saddle horses for sale, $50
each THREE NAPLES RIDING STA
BLES, 1000 block Washington Baltimore
blvd, Berwyn, Md.
For SALE, set Of pony harness and cart.
1920 Varnum st. NV.
Evening star., 1946-12-19
ROOMS EuRhIsHED-Northwest.

GORDON HOTEL, 916 18th st-.Double
rooms with bath twin beds. S4 daily:
double rms, twin beds, running water,
SIS daily: 24-hour elevator and switchboard
a6IfDAY Is6i Is SPECIAL. mr.. White House
Several rms; twin or dble. beds, $3.50 per
day; others, 1884. singles, 1.50 up,
when available; rn. phones. maid service,
elevator. HOTEL EMERY, 1912 @ st..
NV, RE, 1872.
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ROOMS UNFURNISHED.

TWO UNFURN. RMS. for Ink; oil heat,
continuous hot water. One blk downtown
busline. Call between $50 and only.
CoLoRED-3I1 63rd ST. NE.-Room.
unfurn, young girls only: home and kit.
privileges; $40 rent in advance. 20s
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ROOMS EuRhisHEp-sE and s.w.

III d ST. SE-Laree. beautifully furn.
front twin-bed room, gentleman only; $50
mo. FIR 913T
1923 s. CAROLINA AVE. S.E.-Nice maple
girls every conv., incl laundry privileges;
IS single, SO dble Ii. $500. -25
320 ST. S.E.-Single, near bath: c.h.w.
conv. transp.; S35 month After m,
TR A026. -2l
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

BULLDOZERS, shovels. pans, back hoe
trucks, general excavating; union operators
builders. OR. 6454. -25
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ROOM WITH BOARD WANTED.
ROOMS WANTED.

ROOM AND FOARD for mother and 2-yr.
cid boy in Christian home; care OF chill
during dav Glebe 3454 19s
Evening star., 1946-12-19

OIL BURNERS for immed installation
mer-winter @ hookups; complete heating sys.
tenn; no down payment; SO mo. to pay
payments as low :, as $9599 9,pa per ! mo; O. DIS
oH ofL BURNERS, BURNERS RADIATORS. boiler, comp
hot-water heating installations with sum.
NAY HnsTN aSnese5o co oR SSiti
OIL BURNERS. immediate installation; 3t
Rsnhf aRT BANM 4 Paz ns eo ao~S SePs 4R st.
81 oH fBSfNERs BURNERS AND OIL FURNACES
Gompsts C. pag ssashs sERVncE
OIL OIL BTRNERsWDo not be satisfied with
furnish aii @ You w with a leading name burner
combined with our expert eng1neering sur
very and Install. also boilers ana raola-
ing systems; installed the same week you
place your order; no down payment; FHA
e l1E as CO. 5s1 PEE
oI Ga ase BGRhERs. installed mmediates tell
type all sizes for all systems aav3 3yI guar
nesss; 'rssH q FUEL
tNG,' 6II BTkNaRs, HA Frs s175 EACH less controls
not not installed; terms. Open ewes. till 9.
69i2 4th st. NV. GE. 4b;'1.
count to builders and dealers. FA' 81. SSI'
OIL BURNERs-Immedia installation OF
all sizes: gun types: years = t. gay; gIIni g1arii
on BURNERs-Nationaily advertised gun
types: installed Arlington. Fairfax OLD
DOMINION OIL BURNER SERVICE, CH
Oil Oil BURNER MOTORS. h-h.p., standard
fange type, 10,000-volt transformers, Con-
with jackets. Cast iron boilers. Hot-water
circulator pumps All new standard mer-
chandise. Immediate delivery; First come; me
first served. RUPP SPECIALT1ES CO., 362
/ eth ST.. BROOKLYN. N. Y
OUTBOARD MOTOR water Witcho;, o.
PfARIs, cultured pearls, 3 strings. .$ddoo 81
fPaafooNoGRApH fafo MH n iREcoRDs-victor. coiinm-
bia, Decca. Capitol and Sonora, records
and albums: popular and classical. Sheet
ELECTRIC SHOP. 4so5 Mass. ave. NV
FL FPMHoffoGRApHIc f6o;iRApHIc ENLARGER, sa5: tripod,
$40; Ansco ga camera with case, $40
PIANO, PA spinet: beautiful mahosany case;
just like new; lovely tone: quality In
strument CHI. 3512.
PIANO, Howard Vincent, upright style 8
#. long, 80 in wide, 56 in. high; excellent
condition; new mahogany birch stool; Sd0o.
4021 LIST st. s.w. -@V
Evening star., 1946-12-19

SEWING MACHINES. Singer portables and
choose from; liberal allowance for your
old machine; terms, AMERICAN SEWING lN,G
MACHINE STORES. 1885 Wis ave-. WI.
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Evening star., 1946-12-19

FURNiTURE-A bed; also sgle; bed will
H Chest Of odd chars
tss9es egs a97as AMER ana pm ST Thufs and
fuRNfr6kE, Fl dsf SkiE ETC. Desirable househole
By order Administrators Of, Estates, Wa
ASsy1z RTsanasti?P ao5 st. NV
until late afternoon. Dinette and break
mirrors, sofa and studio beds. groups fo
living and bedrooms, Electrolux vacuum
cleaner utility and kitchen cabinets nets
tresses, new stock pots with faucets, etc.
and at glass pn crnsmens sme1 Easfhee nsn Etc. old
FURNITURE: leayfns toWnLModern oc-
casional chair. S35; modern glass-top ceek-
tail table $40 red Leather hasSoek si;ga S44S
fURNTTUREsMapls day, bed. Z folding'
bed. odora wardrobe, all in good cond
FhRN1THRE Fhfas rHi RoANN oAND RUGS single poste,
mahogany beds, complete: rollaway beds
aSa ee dasf pair sf0 skis fsa sot sS taSs
T9s sxs and isz5s sEE1RITY HsFrg ggToRSaE ySasS
seiSieashh. studio eoueh. sss: chest. So So: %indSe
aySosd fhy sa0 BEDS s5h s0a sss dssa @
sun lamp. $50; s-pc. fumsd oak dinett,
set, $50; cedar chest, $685.; gas room
Heater, Sir: lounge chairs, tables. mirrors
Xmas gifts; 1745 st. NV: o.,ou u...
Big bargain, 81 80; Good. used. 1924"
no back. -HECHINGER CO, 4 stores;
GARDEN TRACTURS, nationally advertised
make, in stock for immediate delivery
BUY nsE pEsnRN nad R5sPaEs son f9s spTRs a
GAS AUTOMATIC winter air-conditionint
unit. iacketed, with blowers; rating $4,000
Open ewes tn 8. STEWART BAINUM
co. 6912 4th st. NV. GE 443I;
contained, rated at Sc, 900 Btu; ideal fol
stores. showrooms, restaurants. ofhces and
Open ewes. till o. STEWART. BA1NUM
CO.. 6912 4th st; NV. GE. 4431. GE
GAS FURNACES (new warm airl for i'm.
mediate installation. Call RE. 1887. A,
JOHNSON CO. -22
GAS HEATERS, new and used. special auto
Sest Control, heats rooms: S211.97
ACME STOVE. 1015h 9TH NV. MA. s952
The Wyandotte news-herald., 1946-03-28
State PTA
Convention
On May 10

The Michigan Congress of Par
ents and Teachers has chosen the
theme 1T Is Now Our Task" for
the 29th annual convention at Sault
Ste. Marie May TO During the
convention emphasis will be placed
on our responsibilities as to World
Citizenship.
Mrs. William M. DeVoe, Detroit,
Congress president, will preside at
the opening session Tuesday eve
ming, May Z. National officers will
be introduced and pageant nased
On international Relations will be
given by Sault Ste. Marie residents.
The following day Laurentine
Collins, director OF public relations
for the Detroit board of education,
will be chairman of a symposium
on home and family living as re-
lated to world citizenship. The aft
ernoon will be devoted to four
large discussion groups.
New Hampshire's congressman,
Chester E. Merrill, will address
delegates at a banquet Wednesday
evening when Singers from
all parts of the state will be fea-
tured.
At the closing session Thursday,
May 9, James A! Lewis, superin-
tendent of Dowagiac city schools
and chairman of school education
for the Congress, will be in charge
OF a panel on Education For All"
The Wyandotte news-herald., 1946-03-28
MRS. MILTON HOWE Is
MCKINLEY PTA HEAD

Officers were elected Ct the Mo
Kinley school PTA meeting Tues
Gay night. They are:
Mrs. Milton Howe, president;
Mrs. William Johnston, vice-pres-
iGent: Mrs. Arthur Schave, secre-
tary; Miss Flora Sanders, treas
urer, and Mrs Arthur Lange, his
torian.
Miss Muriel wilkinson, school
principal, spoke on How Little
Children Learn To Read" The
Hungry Five group from Roosevelt
high school presented musical num-
bers Members are Bob Fairchild,
Frank WhitloW Alfred Beecher,
Stanley Blackson, and John M.
Crum.
Miss Mary Wander Ven was pro-
gram chairman. A social hour and
refreshments concluded the eve
ming.
The Wyandotte news-herald., 1946-03-28
Camp Fire Sparks
Horizon Club

Eight girls will represent Down
River at the Horizon Club conven-
ton in Indianapolis April s and. z.
The following will attend:
Helen Marie Davis, Jean Harring-
ton. jeanne Korn. Mary Ellen Hun
ter. Patricia Meyer, Marian Schoe-
maker, Cleo Taylor. and jeanne
Drum. Hiss Nancy Graham, assist
ant adviser. will accompany them.
Odaka Tepee group selected Jo-
anne Hadley president at a re-
cent meeting at Washington school.
Others elected we're:
Janet Schubert, vice-president;
Joanne Kukurka secretary: Mil
dred Endicott, treasurer: Marjorie
Kronsberger, scribe. and jeanne
Prybylski, assistant scribe.
Mrs. Shelby Endicott is guardian
OF the group.
Guardians Meet
Camp Fire Guardians association
will meet Monday, April l, at the
Presbyterian church. Handcraft
workers may come at 7 pm. and
the business meet will get under
way at 7:45.
The Wyandotte news-herald., 1946-03-28
Stork Calls

Boys we're born the past week at
the Wyandotte General hospital TO
the following:
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Smith,
1906 Cleveland, Lincoln Park
March i3.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Kovacs,
Detroit, March 10.
Mr.. and Mrs Herbert Schafer,
14753 Northline, Wyandotte, March
! 16
MIR. and Mrs. Alva Cottrell, Dear
born, March 16
Mr. and Mrs. George Niehoff,
1899 Garfield, Lincoln Park, March
II.
Mr. and Mrs. John Sturgill, De-
trOit. March Is.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Werling,
Dearborn, March l8
Mr.. and Mrs. John Baud. 1927
Twenty first, Wyan6otte, March 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Drouil-
lard, 1881 Walnut, Wyandotte,
March 19
Mr.. and Mrs. John Daniels, 1882
Seventh, Ecorse, March 10.
Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Rushlow,
2424 Fifth, Wyandotte. March 10
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Palmer. Al
len PARK, March 20.
Mr.. and Mrs Florian Erne, 4638
Biddle, Wyandotte, March 20.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Lange, Wayne,
March 81.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tony Truskowski,
295 Antoine, Wyandotte, March 81.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip Martell, 664
Orange, Wyandotte, March 81.
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Haney, 476
Riverbank, Wyandotte. March %.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Bousamra,
2053 Paris, Lincoln Park, March %.
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley GutowSN,
236 Hudson. Wyandotte, March %.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl HetterScheidt,
l419 Detroit, Lincoln Park, March
%.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis Hamrick,
Melvinadel, March 23
Girls were born to the following !:
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Malenfant,
3428 Seventeenth. Wyandot te,
March II.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Nieder-
meyer. 1885 Eighth, Wyandotte,
March II.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Taylor,
1868 Marion, Lincoln Park, March
18.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Schafer,
1882 Twenty-third, Wyandotte, e,
March 18.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Bowdle,
I'LL Fort. Lincoln Park, March 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest SEEKER, Al
LEI. Park, March 19
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Fisher,
Emmet road, Wyandotte, March 20.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Grieves,
lO11 Moran, Lincoln Park, March
20.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Kusak, lO4O
The Wyandotte news-herald., 1946-03-28
TUESDAY STUDY CLUB TO
HEAR PSYCHIATRIST

A noted pSychiatrist. DR.. c. L.
Pearman, Crosse lie. will address
Tuesday Study club members at
2:3o pm, April 81. on the subject,
"Psychiatry AS Applied To Every
Day Life"
DR.. Pearson is psychiatriSt for
the Wayne County Social Welfare
department; head of pSychiatric
department of Highland Park Cen
eral hospital, and chief of staff of
Detroit Medical hospital. He has
spent many years as pSychiatriSt at
Eloise hospital as well as being
conSultant pSychiatriSt at the
Wayne County Clinic for Child
Study.
Program chairman for the after
noon will be Mrs. Robert McPhil-
imy.
The Wyandotte news-herald., 1946-03-28
At 79 ToScanini
Conducts Works of
Wagner and Brahms

Although he passed MS 10th
birthday on March Is there appears
to be no slackening in pace for
Arturo Toscanini.
This Suday on the General Mo-
tors Symphony Of the Air from 5
to 6 pm, the most celebrated of
maestros will conduct works by two
OF the most celebrated of compos-
ers, Wagner and Brahms.
Curtain-raiser for the concert
will be the overture to Wagner's
opera, The Flying Dutchman. This
was one of the composers earlier
operas. Although rarely performed
in its entirety the overture is fire.
quently played in symphonic rep
ertoire.
The Brahms work will be the
composers Symphony No 3 III F
Major, considered by many critics
a. Brahms most mature and sub
tie work.
The Wyandotte news-herald., 1946-03-28
Right Around Town
BY Anita Havican

GLAD NOTE:
Two who had drifted apart have
drifted together again. We're all
happy to see tha. June and Pete
have patched up their troubles.
The Wyandotte news-herald., 1946-03-28
QUESTION OF THE WEEK:

-
Where were Rosemary ByWaters
and Tommy Schendel headed for
when I saw them buzzing by in
Toms car during lunch hour last
week?
Since I don't want to diSappoint
Fran Reidy when he thought he
had sucn choice bit of news to
carry to her. we will mention
her name Jayne Stark
The kid with so many admirers.
Now ii can be told-Chris Co
mer isn't really Mrs Curtis as We
thought-at least not yet.
Congratulations are in order to
the proud parents of Randy Rush
low, the darling little heir Of Bon
ME and Phil Rushlow.
Some say yeS-sOme say nO-and
so they carry on the debate as to
whether st. Pats prom is semi
open. 1t won't make any difference
to couples like Evans McGuagle
and Pat Meyers, Bill Lafayette and
Sue GrandmaiSOn, Chet OrZol and
Joyce Affholter, Pat Brohl and
Jerry Fisher. Jean Murphy and
Neil Mimnaugh and also Jim
O'Brien who's already set his date
with Jeanne Reuter- for the big
event. But some of us feel other
wise.
Will Joyce Raines find ball play
erS as swOOnful as We do - now
that her Sam is one?
HOW COME:
=. Jane Stark is keeping Jerry
Daniels such a big secret. Do the
others know about this?
Rosy Layton is so cute in
such devilish sort Of a way?
f. Diane Hunter is pushing all
the blame on other people for that
crack made in last weeks column?
(Look chicken. it was all my ideaO
The Wyandotte news-herald., 1946-03-28

Farnham, Lincoln Park, March 81
Mr. and Mrs. Oden West, 40 JOS
eph, EcorSe, March 81.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kovalchik,
1924 High. Ecorse, March %.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Doherty 504
Poplar, Wyandotte, March %.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Beckner,
l119 Vinewood, Wyandotte, March
%.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry WitherS 124
Chestnut. Wyandotte, March %
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Randazzo,
245 Antoine, Wyandotte, March 81.
The Wyandotte news-herald., 1946-03-28
Don't Crowd For Hosiery
Or Their Won't Be Any
Textile Chief Advises

WASHINGTON U.p - Stop
cIowding the stocking counters. Ia
dies, or the stocking shortage VIII
continue.
That's the advice OF Herbert Rose,
chief of the Civilian Production
Administration Textile division.
The present rate of hosiery pro-
which viii be about the
same for the rest of the years
enough 10 give each woman two
pairs of nylons every two months
and one pair of rayons every three
months
The Wyandotte news-herald., 1946-03-28

Inscriptions found at El MORO
National Monument in New Mexi-
co. date back to 1905. Many of the
carvings on the rocks were made
by Coronado's conquistadores.