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Household Goods
J.OW RATES—ESTIMATES
J Modern Fireproof
Warehouses
Merchants
Transfer & Storage Co.
920 E St. N.W. NA. 6900
32 Area War Dead
Among 4,842 Aboard
Transport From Italy
Thirty-two District area war dead
are aomng 4,842 Americans who lost
their lives in World War II whose
remains have been returned to this
country from Italy aboard the
Army transport Carroll Victory, the
Army announced today.
Armed forces dead originally
ji buried in temporary military ceme
teries at Nettuno and other points
In Italy are among those returned
to this country.
Following is a list of war dead
from the District and Maryland and
Virginia returned at the request of
next of kin, who are also identified:
Pvt. George M. Abdo, Army,
Marian Abdo, 802 Ninth street N.E.;
Pvt. Oren R. Hampton, Army, Ed
ward C. Hampton, 1705 Lang place
N.E.; Pvt. Harry J. Heck, Army,
Mrs. Dorothy H, Dalton, 312 E street
N.E.; Col. Jarrett M. Huddleston,
Army, Mrs. Helen M. Huddleston,;
1051 Idaho avenue N.W.: Second Lt.
Chester James, Army, Mrs. Grace
James. 231 Anacostia road S.E.;
First Lt. Benjamin C. McCartney,
Air Force, Albert J. McCartney, 1302
Eighteenth street N.W.
Also First Lt. Paul G. Mitchell, Air
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R:g. NOV/
Hand saw, 26-in. 8-pt. $3.25 $2.49
Claw Hammer . 1.50 1.23
Rim Wrench, 4 way . 1.09 .89
Campers Ase 2.79 2.29
Flashlight, 2 cells with
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Screen Door Closer . 1.49 1.19
Lock Sets, mortise, dull
brass complete with knobs 2.19 1.49
Wagon, Hardwood Beidy,
36 inches. 8.39 6.95
Roller Skates, ball bearing 3.75 2.75
Rubbish Burner 2.98 2.69
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killer mist. Ec
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squitoes, flies,
moths, ants,
roaches, bed
bugs, fleas,
hornets, silver
fish.
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[ SOLDERING IRON
Reg. 2.09 *1-19
A dependable iron for medium duty. All
purpose service. 75-watt element.
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Myers, Army, Mrs. Elmira L. Myers,
821 Third street N.E.; First Lt.
Robert C. Porter, Air Force, Stephen
T. Porter, 4320 Forty-sixth street
N.W.; Staff Sergt. Ernest H. Snead,
Army, Mrs. Haille S. Newman, 1206
Gallatin street N.W., and Pfc. Kemp
E. Stegal, Army, Kemp E. Stegal,
1457 Girard street N.W.
From nearby Maryland: Pvt. i
Harry Bort, jr., Army, Mrs. Lillian
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Army, Herbert J. Jester, Severn; |
Pfc. Charles Kandalis, Army, Mrs.1
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P. Mancini, Bethesda; Pvt. William
B. Smith, Westminster, and Pvt.
John R. Wolfe, Army, Silver Spring.
From Virginia: Pfc. Stanley C.1
Allder. Army, Mrs. Alice V. Allder,
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Chambers, Elkton; Pfc. Paul H.
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Army, Robert L. Clore, Alexandria;
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Warrenton; First Lt. Phillip Sachel
ben, Army, Mrs. Helen M. Sachel
ben, Arlington; Pvt. James R. Sand
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Winchester, and Pvt Francis B. Wil
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