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Evening star., 1954-05-16
Full Price, $2,750
ONLY $3.50 DOWN

ATTRACTIVE AND COZY - White
weatherboard cottage, on lge. shady
lot. Has Iiv. room. 2 bedrooms. lge
comb. Kitchen and dinette. good
screened @ sf front TSSS porch: ON only o ss.S5o'
with $3.50 down, balance $50 per
month. Also, other bay properties.
on or near the bay, to meet your
requirements, at Rose Haven. Hol-
land Point. North Beach. Chesa-
peake Beach. Holiday Beach and
D. C.. One Of the largest selectivities
on the Chesapeake Bay, up to
SIS 900. Stop by our once. open
daily; or phone Mr.. Fowler. North
Beach 1881; evenings 1891.
CHESAPEAKE CO., INC.
Evening star., 1954-05-16

CLOSING ESTATE, South River Park
-All-year home, every convenience;
3 bedrms.. lge. liv. rm., din. rm., l "
baths, oil h.-w.h.. guest house. both
Committing. Must sell. Make offer.
SOUTH RIVER PARK-IN acres,
waterfront lot with boat house, lge.
liv: rm., 3 bedrms., l full bath, .
half baths, mod. kit, enormous
porches, all nicely furn. Washington
SOUTH RIVER-on waterfront lot,
all-year home. Liv. rm., din. rm..
lge. porch, 3 bedrms.. mod. kit. and
bath, boat harbor, good bathing
committing. just reduced to $12,5OO
for quick sale.
CHARLES E. RIoRDoN. co. 5-4o9e
w. W. Sr1LMAN; Edgswater Beach
Evening star., 1954-05-16
At the Stop Sign
Chesapeake Beach. Md,


BAY Sun.si1D HDdETfs + . Ss:tCn e hs
where it joins the Severn River.
It looks UP the bay toward the
but beautifully planted. Modern in
design and decoration, there are 8
reom iarss. esshi modem asr 'sftan sitchen
must be described as beautiful. Fea-
lures include masonry construction.
complete insulation (even the steel
beams underneath are insulated
ie IN Soasn sSraSe TSG %sR
dressing room and shower. The
price is moderate for so fine q
on South River at Cape st. John.
dSn dS1ks dosS SSwn ana on baacb s rveF snS o ITS
is four years old has been perfectly
baths. large living room (ireplacel.
dining room. modern. kitchen, oil
heat. garage, nice garden and lawn;
Being sdIn offered completely nI'.t furnished
River Club Estates. "A very con-
venient home in a highly desirable
location. A half acre shaded with
large oaks; convenient to the water
and school; Also q, very complete
CluDllCuoC ID dNdlldule. 1uC uOHlC
is nice. A living. room (flreplaceD.
dining area, modern kitchen and
two bedrooms and bath on the first
floor. Upstairs are two more nice
bedrooms. Oil heat. garage.
Wardour-Over an acre Of beauti-
fully planted grounds with plenty
of big trees and q nice water view.
The home is in excellent condition
and features hot-water heat with
gas. city sewer and water. four
bedrooms, two and q half baths.
kitchen modern in every respect
and very attractive television
Joseph D. Lazenby, Realtor
215 Main St.. Annapolis. Md,
Telephone: Colonial 3-26S4.
FINE HOME on Bay front: / acre;
home; paneled liv. rm., 8 bedrms.
mod. kit. and bath: mod. ht. with
Sli shop: &C committing; "ts easy terms. "''1
Csdarhurst' on BayaFine; mod
din. rm.. bath and kit: beautiful
porches; Sll nicely. furn.: ami :;
garage: workshop; boat with out
board motor: boathouse; commut-
ing; easy terms.
North Beach Pk.-15O-ft. beautiful
Bav-frent lot: lily. rm.. . bedrms;;
bath. kit: insulated: furn. Sell
two soft. lots worth $1,000 each;
81 500 for sll: term.
CHARLES E. RIORDAN
Evening star., 1954-05-16

Historical Colonial brick. home dating
rooms with large arepiaces: 6esuti-
ful center hall with. original stair
way. Complete modernization has
not dstfacted from origipai features features.
Priced at $4,000 in fee.
On Chesapeake Bay near Annapolis.
Spacious year-found Colonial home
for gracious living and entertaining:
5 bedrooms, 8 baths, powder room;
borhood; many extras. S2S.000 in
GLENco REALTY a. INSURANCE
10 Grain HioS;vdN! Go; INC Glen au,n,.
Glen Burnie 164l-J
Evening star., 1954-05-16

SAFETY WITH REALTORS
SOUTH RIVER PARK - Attractive
two-bedroom home on beautiful
large lot near the beach. Only
PINE wHIFF BEAcH-A nice, year
round home situated on one Of the
most valuable corner lots in this
sonable at $1,000.
WOODLAND BEACH - Numerous
modern, year-'round homes in this
expanding community. All have
waterfront privileges and are rea-
EpGEWATER REALTY co.
VIM. e. Miller, Realtor
Mayo Road. Woodland Beach, Md.
Closed on Mondays. Colonial 3-51S3
DEAL WITH DOWNS AT DEALE
AND see these excellent buys:
kit; fireplace, large porch. gas heat;
in lovely condition.; can be sold fur.
nished or unfurnished: 3 large lots
and q new boat which will convey
with the property. Also a masonry
rambler: RAJ 5edrms:, bath. large liv.
houses. 3 large lots: owner will
take a trailer or q late-model car
in part payment. have several
OJnerS with excellent terms, includ-
ing ga acres with orchard, poultry
house. garage, $50 IT. on main
highway, 3 bedrms. and bath, re-
ception hall: large liv. rm., din.
basement. Winterized. Zoned com
mercial and at an entrance to a
well-known beach. Has been used
as a profitable ANTIQUE shop. Ex-
cellent terms can be arranged. y
RUBY DOWNS, Broker
Downs Bldg, Deale. Md.
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PATUXENT RIVER

calvert Co. Md. 133-acre river
Cadoett' sront acreage only 21 mi. D. G. line
A high laying wooded tract, mas fn
ducking. reed bird. and bass nSninis
area Of the Patuxent. Suitanie
cunning club. acreage perUIton' ;
a,so anS,v 9o' to rHEoDoRE HoeDfSoRE F, MENK for
detsiied information. 927 18th ST.
= n EX 3.27AO.
Evening star., 1954-05-16
COTTAGES SUPERIOR

a mi. =. c.-Compl. furn. cottage
texSe?t linenl ami, boat incl. Q ol
s bedrms. pvt. shore. Refs. exch
oL 2-2693, oL. 4-53s7. OIL. Q
Evening star., 1954-05-16
WASHINGTON MARINA

1900 Maine Ave. S.W.. RE. 7-4197.
Open Sunday 10 to 4.
YACHT INSURANCE
HUGH ALEXANDER. ST. 3-4440.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1954-12-16
Read Dickens
Christmas Carol

In preparation for Christmas two
special programs are being offered
at st. Pauls Episcopal Church,
1887 Euclid ave-, East Cleveland.
"Why the Chimes Rang, a
Christmas pageant, will be staged
by members of the church school
Sunday, December 10Th at 700
p. m. Special music will be sung
by the Girls Choir. Following the
program, a refreshment hour will
be held in the parish hall. The pro-
gram is open to children, their
parents and friends.
A dramatic reading of Charles
Dickens "a Christmas Carol" will
be given by Mr.. w. T. S. Baker of
the parish Tuesday, December 21st
at 1880 p. m. in the church. AS
lay reader of the church and re-
tired instructor Of English at
Hawken School, Mr.. Baker is we'll
qualified for the reading which is
especially recommended for older
children and adults. A silver offer
ing will be taken for the church's
improvement fund.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1954-12-16
Vice President Of
Grand Jury Group

For another time, Miss Bertelle
M. Lyttle of 1877 Euclid ave.
has been elected first vice presi-
dent of the Grand Jury Association.
President is Attorney John Hyland,
a recent Grand Jury Foreman.
Membership is open to all per-
sons who have served on grand
juries. Chief object of the associa-
tion is keeping tab on legislation
concerning jails and warehouses;,
there being but six of the later in
Ohio, according to Miss Lyttle.
A bulletin, the Jury Box, is is
sued about eight times a year to
the approximately 165 members.
"At present." states Miss Lyttle
who has volunteered as executive
secretary for many years, "the
most that can be offered is the
keeping of the buildings in con-
dition."
At present Miss Lyttle has her
right arm in a sling, having sus-
tanned a broken wrist in fall on
the ice this past weekend. The
fracture was reduced at Huron
Road Hospital.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1954-12-16
Shop Early For Fido' S
Gift: A New License

John J. Carney, County Auditor
announces that dog owners may
apply for their 1866 Dog Licenses
from now until January Goth, at
the Court House or at one of the
twenty branch offices established
for their convenience.
Almost 10000 dogs were reg
istered for 1854. These licenses ex-
pire Decmeber 81, 1854 and must
be renewed by January goth, 1866.
Dog owners are urged to apply
early to avoid the last minute rush
with long waiting lines.
License fees are 81 for each
male, female or spayed female dog.
Penalty for failure to register dog
by January 20, 1866 is 81.
Neighboring branch offices are
at Glenville Pet Supply, 1868 st.
Clair ave.; Small Animal Clinic,
1925 Euclid ave-, and the East
Cleveland City Hall, 14340 Euclid.
The East Cleveland headquarters
will be in the Water Department,
first floor, and the hours will
be from $3.50 to 400 p. m. Mon
day through Friday, and from $3.50
to IL noon on Saturday.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1954-12-16
Pastors Give
YuIe Messages
Over WSRS

Continuing what has come to be
a tradition in East Cleveland's OBJ
servance Of Christmas, will be the
Christmas broadcasts twice daily
over WSRS. The messages will be
on the air at $50 each morning
and at 10 each evening beginning
with Sunday, December 10Th, and
concluding with Christmas Day.
The broadcasts are sponsored
by the Support of Churches Com
mittee of Kiwanis of East Cleve-
land, James Bateman, chairman;
and the East Cleveland Ministers
Association, Rev. Robert Barkley,
president.
Tune in at 1490 on your radio
dial to hear these messages of hope
and promise to be told by Rev.
James Sivard, Church of the Cross,
Methodist; Rev. Robert H. Secrist,
Calvary Lutheran; Rev. Laurence
H. Hall, rector st. Paul's Episco-
pal; Rev. Ernest Forester, Sixth
United Presbyterian; Rev. James
E. Hunton, First Church of the
Nazarene; Rev. Robert Barkley,
st. James Lutheran; and William
V. Cumler, executive secretary of
East Cleveland YMCA.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1954-12-16
Defective Brakes
Main Defect On
Shaw Pupil Cars

Defective brakes. This is the
major defect found by East Cleve-
land Police in surprise vehicle
safety inspection of student driven
cars at Shaw High School Monday.
AS the students arrived at the
school parking lot about 500 a. m.
police made through inspection
of as many autos as was possible
in the half hour to the start of
classes.
Despite the fact that the stu
dents were warned a month ago
that their autos would be checked
sometime during the month of De-
cember, over half of the cars had
one or more saftey defects.
The outstanding defect in the
students cars, according to Sgt.
William Hartford of the Traffic
Division, was defective brakes.
Thirty-two percent of all cars
checked had inadequate brakes.
Stop-lights and tail lights were
the next most prevalent defects.
For some reason or other, COM
ments Sgt. Hartford, "some of
these people sincerely believe that
brake that has to be pumped to
build up hydraulic pressure, is
and adequate brake. Nothing could
be farther from the truth. The time
it takes to pump a brake pedal once
or twice, may be the deciding fac
tor in stopping car, having a rear
end collision, or worse"
The police department urges the
parents of teen-age drivers to make
sure that the cars their children
are driving are mechanically safe.
Each driver was given a copy of
"Know Your Laws" a pamphlet
published by the A.A.A.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1954-12-16
Mail Service For
SIS Auto Licenses

Applications for and distribution
of the new 1866 automobile license
plates can be handled by mail, an
nounces County Auditor John J.
Carney as he makes known the
appointment of Thomas NJ. Carey
to head the new county auto license
bureau. Carney was formerly the
collector of internal revenue here.
Carney states he would mail ap-
plications to all vehicle owners who
could then obtain their licenses by
mail from the auditors office, the
main state license bureau operated
by John E. Elder, a chief aide of
Gov. Frank J. Lausche; or from
any other license agency.
Up until the new 1855 license
plates are issued, the auditor will
issue only truck and trailer tags.
Elder is discontinuing sales of
truck tags at his office, TIP st.
Clair ave., NE. after the first of
January.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1954-12-16
Calvary Children
Remember Mission

Children of Calvary Lutheran
Church, Euclid at Lockwood ave-,
will present their Christmas pro-
gram Sunday, December 10Th at
4:00 p. m.
The program will begin with all
ensemble singing Dear Little
Stranger" after which there will
be recitations by young children
and their favorite song will be
sung by the Nursery and Begin
ners: away in A Manager"
A pageant, "The Light of Light"
will be given by seven to ten year
olds to be narrated by Carl LAM.
The carols used throughout will be
sung by the Junior Choir, directed
by Ewin Schmunk. At the close of
the pageant, gifts for Rocky Boy
Indian Mission will be hung on a
small tree.
Preparing the Christmas observ-
ance are Mrs. Robert Weis, super
intendent; Mrs. John Corwin, Mrs.
Clifford Messal, Mrs. Walter Davis,
Mrs. Wayne Nuhfer, Mrs. George
Huntington, Miss Lois Bauer, Mrs.
N. J. Mattern and Miss June
Craber.
Following rehearsal at four on
Saturday, December 18th, the chill
dren will enjoy Christmas party.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1954-12-16

at Roosevelt) Sunday, December
10Th at 8 p. m.
This program is open to all
who enjoy good music. There will
be no admission charge, but an
offering will be taken.
Appearing as guest soloists will
be Phillip MacGregor, and Mr.,
Hendershott together with soloists
Nadine Luke, soprano; Wesley
Woodruff, tenor; and George
Reepel baritone.
Mr.. MacGregor, many times
Messiah" soloist, guest soloist
with Toronto Symphony orchestra,
and formerly with NBC, will sing
"The Holy Child" by Easthope
Martin, and "Behold That Star" by
Burleigh.
Mr.. Hendershott will play
Kreckle's arrangement "Choral
Improvisation on Silent Night.
Selections by the combined choirs
and orchestr will include: "And the
Glory of the Lord" "Hallelujah
Chorus from Handel's Messiah" /"
Mozart's Gloria in Excelsis, Jesu,
Joy of Mans Desiring-Bach, and
Spirit of Christmas (Fantasy on
familiar carols.)
The choir selections will be !:
Break Forth into JOY, The Birth of
Christ-(Jean Pasquet) and There
Were Shepherds-(C. Vincent.
The orchestra will play Andante
Cantabile, from string quartet
Tschaikowsky, Theree Songs for
Christmas (Grundman) Mendel-
ssohn's Hymn of Praise, and For
Unto Us a Child is Born -
(HandeD.
Crandel Hendershott, Organist-
Director, Church of the Incarna-
tion and staff organist and pianist
Television Station VIEWS, and
Jane Carroll, Organist-Director
East Cleveland Baptist Church
will be the organists.
The program is under the direc-
tion of S. Robert Fraser, Direc-
tor of Music of tthe East Cleveland
Schools.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1954-12-16
Peace Begins With The
Individual, Says SaYre

Peace begins with the individual,
through God. Dean Francis Sayre,
jr., of the Washington Cathedral
told his former congregation at st.
Pauls Church as he made his Sec
ond visit there since going to
the nations capital.
Peace cannot be had when God
is forgotten, and prayer left out of
the search. Peace, he declared, de-
pends on self-discipline. Needed by
the world today, he declared, is an
inner calm and personal realiza-
tion of what we can do in our pri-
vate lives for world peace.
Declaring that religious faith is
the basis for ethics, Dean Sayre
warned against becoming fright
ened by atomic weapons when it is
within human possibility to dis
cover their place in a peaceful
existence.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1954-12-16
Wanted: Sopranos!

It's a long time to April by
days, but not so far distant by
Monday evenings the rehearsal
nights for the musical comedy
"The Three Musketteers" to be
presented by the East Cleveland
Lyric Players in the spring.
Director Stanton V. Downs has
his principals selected but is
in need of sopranos for the chorus.
Anyone desiring to sing in the
musicale please call Mr.. Downs,
PO. 1-4850, evenings.
The East Cleveland Lions are
taking over program and tickets
for the show, as a community
support for the Players who will
be giving all their attention to
putting on another delightful two
night stand.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1954-12-16
Holiday Hours
At Postoffiee:
Mail Early!

To speed Christmas mailings, the
East Cleveland Post Office will be
open all day Saturday and Sunday,
announces George Venslovas, sup
erintendent. Saturday hours will
be from 1880 a. m. to 6 p. m. The
Sunday hours will be from 10 a. m.
to 6 p. m.
Deliveries will be speeded up
also, with an average of two de-
liveries a day, starting Monday,
December 20th. In some instances,
there may be third delivery.
Extra help is on duty for the
holiday season, which this year is
being marked by a welcoming on
rush of mail earlier than usual.
A reminder to be careful to have
full addresses, with zone numbers
on all cards, letters and packages,
is made by Mr.. Venslovas, who
says that Zone Books are available
at the post office.
Packages should be carefully
wrapped and marked.
All out-of-town Christmas mail
should be on its way by the first
of the coming week. All local mail
should be posted by mid-week, it
is reminded.
1t is requested that out-of- town
greetings and letters be bundled,
and local delivery cards and let
ters be bundled, to speed distri-
button at the post office.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1954-12-16
Family Festival
At Trinity Church

The Sunday Services at Trinity
Evangelical United Brethren
Church include the showing of the
color film: "Birth of Saviour"
at the Church School hour, $50;
special music by the Senior Choir
and sermon Christmas Lights" at
the 1920 Worship Hour; the
Christmas Family Festival, at z
p. m. led by the Children's Depart
ment.
A playlet, "The Tenth Christ
mas" will feature Godfrey Thack-
er as the boy Jesus, Melvina
Wreath as his mother, Mary; Jack
Fess, Billy and Freddie Henderson,
and Robert Enz as shepherds; with
Billy Schilt, Paul Lowery, and
Larry Fulmer as the wise men,
The newly robed Junior Youth
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1954-12-16

Planning the Christmas Musical
to be given in the East Cleveland
Baptist Church, Sunday, Decem-
Der 10Th, at 8 o'clock are S. Robert
Fraser, music chairman; Jane Car
roll, organist-director, and Crandal
Hendershott, WSW organist who
is also organist-director at the
Church of the Incarnation, Episco-
pal whose choir is joining the host
choir for this program.
The combined 50-voice choirs of
the church of the Incarnation and
the East Cleveland Baptist Church,
and a 2O-piece orchestra through
the courtesy of the Cleveland Fede-
ration of Musicians will present
Christmas Musicale in the East
Cleveland Baptist Church Euclid
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1954-12-16
Mothers S March
On January 18th
One Night Drive

East Cleveland's one-day Mothers
March will be held on Wednesday,
January 10Th. The date was an
nounced Tuesday by Stanton Ad-
dams, chairman of the local cam
paign.
While Chairman Adams and his
co-chairman, Mrs. Adams, have a
strong organization that varies
little in personnel year after year,
there is always need of volunteers
to join the one-night parade. Any
one desiring to play part in the
raising of funds is asked to call
Judge Adams at Ii. 1-7248.
Cuyahoga County March of
Dimes Chairman Rudy r. Miller
declared the 1855 drive the most
important since the polio fund
campaign had its beginning IT
years ago.
"The National Foundation for
Infantile Paralysis has announced
plans for the three-shot vaccina-
tion of nine million women and
children with the Salk vaccine.
test vaccine program of 1854 will
not be available until April, but
the Foundation rightly feels it is
better to go ahead with a larger
test next summer than lose a year
in the fight against polio.
"At the close of the year the
Cuyahoga County Chapter will owe
approximately $4,000 to local hos
pitals for patient-care.
money must be raised to pay
off this Indebtedness, to continue
care for the thousand or more vic
tins who still are our response
bility, to care for those stricken
in the next IL months, and to pay
our share of the vaccine program"
he added. "The only way to raise
the funds is to have a successful
Mothers March January 10Th.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1954-12-16

Kiwanis of East Cleveland will
install its 34th president at in
stallation ceremonies to be held
Monday, December 9th at noon
in their stated meeting place, the
dining room of East Cleveland
Congregational Church. AS usual,
this will be Ladies Day lunch
con.
Selected for this exacting posi-
tion by club which has a record
of IL international awards to its
credit is Alvaredo L. Reas, asso-
ciated with General Electric Com
pany at its lighting institute, Nela
Park. A Kiwanian since 1889, the
incoming president is well versed
in the spirit of Kiwanis through
his activities in top committee and
as a director.
Mr.. Reas was born in Edon, O..
and holds a degree in Business
Administration from Miami Uni
versity. He joined General Electric
in 1923, starting his successful
career in the testing section of the
Lamp Division. He has come up
through the ranks and now holds
the position as sales promotion
engineer managing the exhibit
Shop at Nela where he supervises
the creation and the production of
visual education demonstrations
and properties from coast to coast,
This year as vice president, Mr..
Reas has chairmaned the important
Vice : Presidents Co-ordinating
Committee.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1954-12-16
First Christmas In
Their New Sanctuary

Observing their first Christmas
in their new sanctuary, Winder-
mere Methodist congregation will
have two services on Christmas
Sunday, December 10th, with spe-
cial music at the morning worship
hour at 1O:45 a. m. and a Christ
mas Carol service at 700 in the
evening.
Music for the regular worship
hour will be as follows:
Prelude - Pastoral Symphony
(The Messiah by G. F. HandeD;
Professional Hymn, o Come, o
Come, Emmanuel 18th Century,;
Anthem-Gloria In Excelsis (Flor-
ence Jolley); Offertory-Christ-
mas Phantasy (Philip KreckeD;
Soprano Solo - Rejoice Greatly
The Messiah by G. F. HandeD,
Waltraudis Kennedy; Recessional
Hymn, AS With Gladness Men OF
Old Conrad Kocher); Benediction
and Choral Amen; Postlude-
Adeste Fideles (Philip Kreckel.
The Christmas Carol program
will be as follows:
Prelude-March of The Wise
Men (Harvey B. GauD, Rhapsody
on Christmas Carols (William
Lester; Professional Hymn, o
Come, All Ye Faithful-Adeste
Fideles; Prayer by the pastor, DR..
NJ. Wayne Mcqueen.
Junior Choir-Away In A Man
ger Martin Luther); o Little
Town Of Bethlehem (Lewis Red
ner); Ann Gould, Director.
Youth Choir-Infant Holy, In
fant Lowly Polish Carroll; Jesus,
The Christ Is Born appalachian
Carroll.
Junior and Youth Choirs-Jesus.
Jesus, Rest Your Head (Appala-
chian Carroll; Three Choirs-Sing
Gloria katherine K. Davis).
Scripture Lesson, The Christmas
Story as told by st. Luke; Hymn,
The First NOVEL; English CaroD !:
Carol-Rise Up Early Orchard
Kountz).
Contralto Solo-The Virgins
Lullaby Dudley Buck) by Eleanor
Kiplinger; Carol-Noel (Peter ].
! Continued on page Three)
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1954-12-16
No Over-Christmas
Army Induetions

Men to be inducted into the Army
between December 10th and De-
cember 9th will be informed that
they may go back to their homes
and return for induction after De-
cember 9th, a telegram from
Second Army Headquarters re-
ceived by the Army and Air Force
Recruiting Station here announces.
Those who take advantage of
the delay will have to furnish their
own transportation home and back
to the station, according to the
telegram.
Recruiting officials here ex-
planned that the men should re-
port on the day originally ordered
to set up another date for their
induction.