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Evening star., 1941-08-04
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
WANTAGH. N. Y, Aug. 4.-Meet
seagoing picket who mixes patri-
otic speechmaking with his picket
ing and buys soft drinks for the
police.
He is Ted H. Zittel, self-styled
trade union trouble-shooter and
publicity director, who piled the
waters of Jones Beach to the de-
light of week end visitors but to
the distinct diSpleasure of the Long
Island State Park Commission.
Mr.. Zittel appeared off the shore
of the Long Island pleasure spot
Saturday in 36-foot fishing boat
equipped with portable public ad-
dress system.
In more than a dozen brief
speeches, each prefaced with plea
to listeners to buy United States
Defense bonds, Mr.. Zittel urged
beach visitors not to patronize the
boardwalk restaurants.
The reason, he told bathers along
Evening star., 1941-08-04
Swope, Retiring Governor
OF Puerto Rico, in u. :.
By the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, , Aug. Guy j.
Swope, retiring Governor of Puerto
Rico, arrived from the island pos
session today on the Puerto Rico
liner Coamo.
He said he would go to Washing
ton next Wednesday to accept Office
as chief of the Division of Terri
tories and Insular Possessions.
Mr.. Swope was accompanied by
his wife and Louis Munoz- Marin,
president of the Puerto Rican Sen
Evening star., 1941-08-04

YOU CAN PARK AT
1896 IRVING Street NV.
1899 ALABAMA AVENUE Sc.
232 CARROLL ST., TAKoMA PARK
1919 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NE.
S.W. COR. 10Th & IF" SITS. NE.
5722 Go. Ave. N.W.-8529 Go. Ave.
1925 GOOD HOPE RD., ANACoSTIA
TOTO Old Georgetown Rd., Bethesda
z2l-2z3 Nd. Ave.. HyottsviIIe, Nd.
Evening star., 1941-08-04

SIX, SEVEN MILES UP! In air no man can breathe and
lire! Motors-now even pilots are supercharged" On the
stationary bicycle boV Marshall Headle chief pilot
of Lockheed breahes pure oxygen for 80 minutes before
a test fight in Lockheeds new interceptor-one of
Americas newest high.adtude fighters
Evening star., 1941-08-04

she CLIMBS A MILE MINUTE-dives at speeds which
Army secrets They cali her "Lightning Test pilot
Heade Chambers into the cockpit switches from pocket
oxygen flask his cabin supply and streak for the
sphere He's tesfown 800 different planes But when he
lands, it's always .."Now for Camel"
Evening star., 1941-08-04

ate and leader Of the Popular Demo-
crat party, which has a majority
in the insular government.
They were greeted at the ship
by DIR. Guy TugweI. who will sue
ceed Mr.. Swope as Governor.
DR.. Tugwell, recently elected
chancellor of the University of
Puerto Rico, told newsmen that he
did not intend to hold both jobs.
He would be Governor, he said,
while on leave from the university
Evening star., 1941-08-04

YOU CAN'T SEE HIM up there Yod scarcely hear the
hum of his Then his voice comes into the radio
tower: 'Headle $4,000 feet diving now" And he
comes plummeting down in that shrekng power.dive,
you just bpe Seconds later-yes, secondshes landing
And here he is abote cool, calm Lighting up Camel.
Evening star., 1941-08-04

Polynesian natives Of Tahiti are
said to be losing the graceful walk
associated with their race. The
reason: Too many are riding in
motor vehicles.
Evening star., 1941-08-04
RESORTS.
CrnAyr UADD~- -,

HAGGLAND COTTAGE, IOI st, Sun
sett Drive, Stone Harbor, N. ]. Fine meals,
net q cold water in rooms, sun deck.
Sl6.OO per week. Ss
Evening star., 1941-10-16

PEDRooMwHssEs Is An opDSTtunaiIIyys S9% naIyseb q
4 Mshosany Bedroom Consisting M Of BED BED;
Shsss sne and RSomy CON sDrns RfEfen.
& SoS.se Sssss.. 7S5s SsEs NaHs itA
saits Living MsisSsnnio RScn Green fapsstss q
s3 S3luY Ts Rfa dSRs Ssasrfsi1Rs saWs ch.ME @
! Chairs With White Leather Seats; 2
LsRRs GJlGSet csai5 dGyns zs,s chsf sts
ST. NV. Georsia 1000. Open NIGHTS"
Pre:seT. Felt Mettr.sses @ and ndos; eoii sprinss
"A Swell Buy" Porcelain Work Table.
sss ss5o yRT mo0g %dss
HRooM NJ 81 % SooMs; scie:sa sun
7G 9GR s'q ATf frl shf
stSr No WnaOss ns Studio Big Es%p.
scSt g. M9xsa aeoSe. soep oPEs tsts
eEDRooMaW.Inat ,;, s;Pe ,,s suite s.,tygna with
Pc. Crushed velour Living Room. Living
Es0R Il ps oans. csafs criesst ss
g sRy1nss sel THEK TT6saaT oT THE ToWN sIJ
xs%T xsSzs ssSR0's ESR ao5s As EnEs S T0sa saa
you'll Be Amazed at the Selection and
aoyso asoy.ls 7Sos 4shs fh st. NV
s:ss$Si.. &: ssf.s HaSSsar
sell . SIC .e6 Value. 1so-ooil inner spring
At s1I:6o: .t this price only one 70 .
fs'Si Ing oabinsts qSas 80 vslusj, $3.50; 200
types Of small and occssionsl tables: sI:25
TukE. Baby esrrissss, cribs. play pens,
youth beds training chairs. hish chairs:
table and chair Ssts; chest desk, solid
~:R ~:ast M ss1S dsss ne ssas se
:;s sss 5es s fs: S sS e. e. s.:;
p:lfnl y:Hi in .S.gs tSsn P Paov ne erosd ss e
NS iS.tsI. S5e6S s.. "a and 5000 Wilson blvd ID! Ar
BLOWERsLsave coal; automatic. forced
fans, 9" to SO" stocked. Carty, 1908 14th.
BOILER, used, National 4.W-7. INV, rated
..s .Sse st 1 M 1885, %T ssdv aor quick
BRICK, LUMBER. PLUMBIN0 MATERIAIe
at bargsin prices from hundreds OF
vrecking Jobs reoonditioned and neatly A.
ranged for easy selection ct HECHLN0ERe.
You'll save time a. wen as money b. COM
inE e any af oST foYT ysrSs rSs:.,., nm
18th and q 81. NE: At. 1400,
Se36 Ga. Ave- nv. 1905 Nichols Ave. ~
pRIcK LU1@KRIwTeckins: rick lum-
Der: hestins plants. Fsdiation: pluMgnbins. :
Ss o:l: ard 1s: as: III
terials from 200 6ldEs-. So M st: s:x., and
80 bldgs.. Frederick Nd, moved to our yard;
hundreds Of bargains. Arrow Wrecking Co.,
HOO South Capitol st. Franklin 96O3.
BUILDING MATERIAL - Our Southwest
our Northeast yard, increasinG both our
service and your selection. LARGEST stock
In WashinRton.
Foundation to Roof At Rock.Bottom
Prices has been our slogan for 30 years.
HECHNGER co. EBIG STORB-z.
BUILDING NATERIAL. bricks, lumber.
panel dooIs and ether doors: sinks bath, bath,
hundreds Of wrecked buildinss., LOCO It:
OF l2-in. culver pipe. General wrecking
Co. D1entvood I'd. and W st. ne. MI.
Evening star., 1941-10-16
STREETCAR,
BUS OPERATORS
WANTED

Steady work at good pay
for men who can qualify. $50
per week guaranteed after
short training period; many
earn more; no experience
necessary.
Applicants must be % to
10 years of age, S it. 7 ins. to
6 It. 2 ins. in height and must
weigh In proportion GAO to
225 pounds.
Apply in person Monday
through Friday, inclusive,
$50 to 10 am.
EMPLOYMENT DIVISION-J,
CAPITAL TRANSIT CO.,
S6th and Prospect SITS. NV,
Wash, D. G.
Evening star., 1941-10-16
HELP DOMESTIC.

COLORED, % to 35: experienced only;
general housework: references; living in
GEORGETOWN vicinity. WO. 8807.
COOK, neat, efncient. where houseman il
Kept nice quarters; live in. Ordway
29O3. 2pO3 44th st. NV.
COOK, g.h.w, over 20 years old, 1o uni
form, experienced, local refs: $14 wk.
l3S Hesketh ST.. Oh. On. WI. 1721.
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HELP MEk 3 WOMEN.
EMPLOYMENT SERVICE!
BUSINESS

ADAMS AGENCY HAS
ymrsdiats vacancies paying S1s to $35
week for
OFFICE WORKERS.
COLORADO BLDG. 14th q Q ST. NV.
WANTED.
MKN AND WOMEN FOR EMPLOYMENT IN
DEPARTMENT STOREH
SPECIALITY STORES,
g. 10c STORES.
pall-time and Part-time Work.
For Convenience of Public
Office Will Remain Open
sunday, Oct. 19, 8 am. to 4 pm.
Tuesday Oct. 81. pm. to 2 pm.
Thursday, Oct. 23, 8 pm. to 9 pm.
Apply In person-Do not telephone.
D. c. EMPLOYMENT CENTER,
sos e st. NV.
No Fees
Evening star., 1941-10-16

Carpentry, brick work Waterproohug,
painting, plastering, plumbing. heating and
roodng: work guaranteed. Pr. 1895.
ANY REPAIR or decorating Job WIN be
ksrr. Celumbis 2e7S: Complete home
Evening star., 1941-10-16
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC,

COOK. colored. experienced. all day work;
no sundays: home nights: refs. DE. 3979.
GIRL. colored, wants Job in laundry. Call
HO. 0189.
GIRL colored. wants part-time and days
work; no Sundays. Phone ME. 35S7.
GIRL. Southern. colored, young, wants Job,
chambermaid or general housework. North
GIRL colored, wants Job. chambermai aid
waitress, End cook: exp; reference. Du-
pont 1895.
GIRL. colored, desires work by the day;
honest. reliable. Hobart 6034.
no SUNDAYS. Dr. s747. ~
GIRL colored wishes part-time Job; ref
erences. Hobart 3S47.
GIRL. neat, colored. wishes Job As nurse
maid. full time. HO. 1887.
LADY, young. colored, wishes morning
work. E. Morgan. 1920 v st. NV.
MAIDS (2), colored, from Va, experienced
for empl. couple or adults: E.h.w. or cook;
good salary; prefer no SUNDAY: city ref.
WOMAN, colored. wants psrt-tjme work.
FIR. 5000.
WOMAN COOK. colored. Al public work.
good reference. 1919 s st. Dupont 6398.
WOMEN ca, colored, want part-time work,
IN the morning or evening; references. Call
WISH TO PLACE MY MAID, g.h.W.; rood
cook. fond Of children; live in: prefer Vi
einity Bethesda. Wisconsin 6016.
Evening star., 1941-10-16
MATTRESS REkovATIkG.

MATTRESSES REMADE, s. UP.
STEIN BEDDING CO.,
1874 18th ct. NV. NE: 19l4:
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
SMALL RnsTAURANT for .al: sood
Box Box So.p Star. M w.
ROOMING AND APT. HOUSE. IL rooms
4 baths; oil heat; $100 rent; long straight
lease; wonderful proposition for $500
I'm. % e17. E Re. : $40. WV ' '
FOR sALNLonR-esta Established variety store
in growing community: owner has other
interests: reasonable. NO. $685..
CIGARS NEWSSTAND. in lobby Of large
business; Price. complete. $500 cash.
CONF, DMICA. etc, NV. location: low
.:ns .sm. 1s owner 9sn. 'iHE' IL
plete. $1,000 BOX 462-s. star.
MARKETT--Nearby ArlinEtor. fins location;
%Sss aSss sell Immediately; make offer. !. NE
M MHsTAIMLIsaEp 2 DRY cIEANINo = STORE, ,
age basis. BOX IBID. Star
SMALL GROCERY, cash business: low rent;
Hlsnn, fTs,s trees TsW living quarters 'acTifce'
s.Sss ~ sn''R ss 2sH: 9s 1000
i:ss. hS.s iSE y. sis I'LL snnsdsfslS' Also year
.lts TasT asE 4azss R.Ss
Expenses Go2sl Ma s11s year. Owner b Srlti-
ESTABLISHED BUILDER and contractor,
s:.!ss sssI. seis; s:si
GOLD MINEColored lunch room, seating
100: receipts about $3.50 per wk.; reason
al Ss the 5sn 0pr sss Ss, b. p Te.
'&"s' .os .i;3 e II ii Ss1T isf l5fA ss7
IDLE MONEY OWNERS.
No safer Investment on earth than the
Where the sroWth Of the he entire country i
Es ssts2 asaas on Ssn
opportunity IN acresse. iot. snd homes:
inc inauirs S" today fHhsn Il.
Insurance for tomorrow. Box 465-D. Star.
ROOMING HOUSE,
Q rooms. 5000 block of 18th st. NV.
baths, oil heat; maids room and toilet In
and nSu9s Psnes siin vii self .
IKE rent. owner. Box $685.. Star 20.
INVESTMENTS.
OVER $4,000 SO. TT.
ing Washinaton nos and Potomac e f River eia Lsps.
sos :ss homsa Clos. n q w.do or bSs
house, income for tourist. valuable business
site. Exclusive agents; c. W. CLEVER
Evening star., 1941-10-16

COMPANION NURSE, lady. AZ, refined,
personable: cook. hostess: 8 pm. Saturday,
late Sunday evening: S6. BOX 326-S. Star.
Evening star., 1941-10-16
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.
fABLEs. 8, walnut; Ice. butterfiy. round
tilt top. coffee. hr lamp. painted book.
case. DI. 41o1. Exs. 8; eve, RE. 1901.
Apt. 7l2.
TIREs, e.oOx1e. So: s2xe-s-pIy; s0x5 g
Bargains. North 1407.
TRUMPETS-Used Sargent, $3.50; used
Buescher, S29 30; used Conn. S42 80; easy
terms. kits. 1880 @ st. OPEN EVENINGS.
condition; SIS. Phone Hobart 6566, Apt.
TYPEwRfTTRs, ADDING MACHINES, new
and used sold. rented. repaired. Terms.
Isl E.ss eapi.of i''fn as. Il c6s'''r c6ss' Co.
VACUUM CLEANERS rebuilt and guar. IS
low as 81 0;e5; also genuine HoovER iac-
t1ry y,,san rebuilt. At n,us; sisss and w We are
B14 10th st. NV. National ss72.
yASgpM sgp cLEANEHsWH9oXERs' u AZ slssss:
with att rsGss sssT ias ssANps S8ss w. e' ne" ~
sos 11th st. NV. National 7773. l7s
VACUUM CLEANERS-Eureka. Roysi and
Hoover rebuilt Like new. s9.s5 up. suar-
J. C, HARDING g. CO.. INC.
. Eeetrisal Headquarters ~
vIoLINs--complete outfits. popular three
S24,6 so to 5000; Very large selection.
KILLS 2ptN vTs,S rSSS g St. tmiddle Of the block.
WASHER, spinner-type. General Electric;
Priyate owner. Phone VA. 1855. PEE
WASHERS, y r. ~. A. B., b C.; :. ws:tinsh93gsYYs and
light bill. Spring Valley Elee. Shop, 4sO5
WAsHERs-Buy at the Piano Shop and
tag. S45; A. B. C., $50; Apex, S37; crosley.
S35; Thor, S29; price includes fller hose
pump; easy terms; 10 DAYS TRIAL Also
new, latest model A. B. c. and Maytag
washers and ironers in stock. Republic
1880. The Piano Shop, 1015 7th st. NV.
WASHERS standard makes of
washing machines IN crates at deep-cut
trade-in allowance
ATLAS APPLIANCE COMPANY,
Washington's largest Appliance House.
92l 81; NW.-Entire Building.
WAsHERs-BendIx from S129 95 Installed,
brand-new, no price increase, immediate
delivery. Norge. Thor washers at discount.
Lux APPLIANCE CO.,
"sShinstSns stS s. Lsrgest Refgige5stor House.
OH 9'n c open ZEN" TIL Si1u0h' PR ITO
@AsHEHS eFssss sf5s s5 xs6 sPsR
AUTHORIZED DEALER for BENDIx, NAY
TAG. GENERAL ELECTRIC, WEST1NG-
HOUSE, ABC and THOR. Buy now while
eral trade-in allowance. Easy terms. You
may pay with your light bill.
ELECTRICAL CENTER,
614 10th st. NV. National ss72.
Evening star., 1941-10-16
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

ACCORDIONS-SAle Of used instruments:
I2o-bass LeMar. s14s.5o; T2o-bsss Venuti,
Sles5o asS ser% m,oo. RePuSc eP p. sioe
OPEN EvEN1Nos. ~ '
ANTIQUES, lsr.sst eellection in city;
mirrors. lamps. 61e 9th NV.
ANTIoUEs-Beautiful brasses and bronzes.
.:e n:s' Dea Sssl ;s .ns sssas, ne hems
and trays; old American. tea and cofiee
esEcss aRS RA fs SHOP p. 5spafs scss
BABY CARRIAGE, gray. folding, with mat
tress; excellent condition. Chestnut 1884.
BED-In That Friendly Store. BELL STOR-
csan i win E1esfsrt spTnss ss Ss
BON Tson fs seds sefs s IzIas MAZE Room ss
$50 sa5p' AM Mi'9 uNTR siR cSsfts BELL sToR r.
$3.50. Open EVENINGS"
Bed Twin Bed With Good Platform
eS Sa.g sprPs p:e. and MHsF s5L n.fs
soie Ssd hevey Gopsos rs sb. oaf WndsH Esng.
WoNpERRFuI QUARRY. Col SPRINGS.
Felt Mattresses. Innerspring Mattresses.
@ Snsi gsh BELL s4oAAcE ea $3.50 1850 sssI; s2
svHa1Ns,s tenth e. NV NV. Georgia $3.50. OPEN
a5R .sS2 zDF4P 4Krf s4SI IAs4 AcNE FoIKs sISF
open RI1as y MIqaTs ,nd rTo% An
AcMs MoVaa ra'ss saeksnz 451s istn
81. NV. GeorEia 1000. OPEN NIGHTS"
5sd.so s.sg sH Used. sff': s s.ea 1ss'usS e.
BEDROOM SUITE, walnut. 4-poster bed.
spring. mattress. dresser. small table. din
Ing room. 9-pe.. walnut. SH. 1889.
BEDROOM SUITES and other contents Of
model home at 26T TO 50Ts discount.
Tel. Du. 1895. Mr.. Maddox, for appoint
BEDROOM SUITE, waterfall walnut. S55;
mahoe.ny,, SOS; blond, S105; blond maple,
S75; hardrock maple; ,S96.50; modern
oak. ss5: SO: Honduras mahogany. s-pe.
d. T. Csl95 value). S125; 3-pc, blue velour
l. 7. sIlo;6S; mahos dlnette: SEE; ;So
up; recliner. S1650; 7-wsy floor lamp.
$3.95: youth beds. cribs. training chairs.
hish chairs. play pens. carriages. Airing
maple br.. ss7 So. One Of many b.rs.ins.
Armehairs. mahogany. slI;25: platform
sPRcfAIs sPf fiiCt 50 IS; IS ea only this price. price.
OUR GUARANTEE is. IT you can buy the
same article elsewhere At any time within
zsuf e @onss s.ss NEVER & USP3Eksoi6si ". g s
lar price See US after your very last stop
n%a MONEY" !H'a OPEN EVENINGS TILL Q Pm.
.t.S @ i0est0of Out Of the % Sish-rent eistriet The
dIebe I'd. and 5000 wilson blvd. All, Va.
0EODOO1T IL. n. A. 0nnor,unitv ~ .
Evening star., 1941-10-16

HOUsEKEEPER, white woman, wishes DO
sition in q rooming house; no cooking; live
in; reasonable. Box 3S3-S. Star.
Evening star., 1941-10-16

GIRL, light colored, wants Job elevator
operator; experienced. MI. 1884. 1912
th st. NV.
Evening star., 1941-10-16
INVESTMENTS,

OVER $4,000 SO. Fl.
Restaurant, hotel or apt. site, overlook
ing Washington and Potomac River. Large
street frontage. Also 80 acres for low
cost homes. Close in. Also Wilson blvd,
site Exclusive agents c. W. CLEVER
CO, INC, realtors, Arlington. Va.
Evening star., 1941-10-16
IDLE MONEY OWNERS.
ROOMING HOUSE.

. rooms. 5000 block of 18th st. NV. 3
baths, oil heat, maids room and toilet in
basement, double brick garage. Partly
furnished and rented now. Will sell fur
nished or unfurnished. 81 900 cash, balance
Ike rent. Owner. Box 369-S, Star. 2Os
Evening star., 1941-10-16

SODA DISPENSERS, 1925 years
of age, experience not necessary.
Applicants under 81 must have
over-age cards which can be
obtained at the Franklin School.
Apply in person, employment
department, d PEOPLES DRUG
STORES, IT P st. ne, 9 am.
to noon daily.
Evening star., 1941-10-16
ROOMS FURNISHED.

CORNER ROOM, in new suburban homet
tub, shower bath; downtown bus at door.
Phone WA. 4721 after 5 pm.
DUPONT CRCLE-Cheery airy room. twin
beds, inner-spring mattresses. fireplace:
On quiet street. 1640 21st St
CONTINUED On Next paHA)
Evening star., 1941-10-16

PLASTERING, cement and brick work; NJ
lob too small: call after $50 pm. Trini'
dad 1889
Evening star., 1941-10-16
PERSONAL,

VIII do work reasonable, at homes If de-
nSd sirsd Al kinds Of siip cover work. j., D.
.ssyinr;. Ieiinins. alterations. THnMsLE
SHOP, 737 18th NV, 1st floor.
HIGHLY CULTURED WOMAN TEACHES
English; self confidence freedom from
self-consciousness. Pvt. tutor. AID. 1929.
sEcoND--TRUsT NOTE DATE l "a YEARS
s21 Sim mo. DAs ArFoRD. ns WI. $500. res 'f0's''''
LILLIAN HAYs-MR. GRAY NEEDS A
cook. Phone Woodley 0s74.
MEN. WOMEN WANT vIM7-stimulant
isckins Vitamin B1. IRON. Calcium. R I'M PSn. PSos
phorus. Introductory size only 36e. For
sale at all good drugstores.
Whenever YOU need s2S to $500, in .
ssn : sYs r. iReSns :. ei ons YGs
you need it and the only charge is interest
a Just 'e can pAvE T PENSGY ne Ss ch.ssnut sas4
n You ARE BoIHERED WITH BILLS
Or need EXTRA MONEY for any purpose
nus. s.s me only cal US can n. ct sbs and
eiudes interest the only charge. Other
amounts in proportion. Just call BILL
LANE. MICHIGAN 6510.
P.aa. ;al rI LoAMs 46In, ~
5000. Interest only for time money Is
used. Dial w. L. WALLER, Glebe 1112.
HEMoRRHoDs ERADIcATED BY MY
time or money back. Write for booklet. No
drugs or surgery. DR.. SOMMERWERCK.
1865 Columbia I'd. Adams O3ss.
ron 4 slim MORE PIsRYscT PER-: IT, ,T7oVEFIii VTlIi
: tr:atmsst'' II. Soss 30. Ladies only &! Can
NATIONAL CANDY WEEK. OCT. 13 TO Is.
Special all week, 2 lbs. 81 10: LAURA LEE
CANDY, Alexandra, on way to Mt. Vernon.
DR.. II. W. JOHNSON, DENTIST.
False Teeth Repaired
While You Wait.
Room 602. Westory Bldg.. 606 18th NV.
ROBT. B. SCOTT
DENTAL LABORATORY.
Room Dol, westory BLDG. sos 14th ot. NV.
Evening star., 1941-10-16
Save 2O% During Oct,

Radio Trouble? 5ss Ts. ';s HGn.ss .ssf p.is:. ss:.
MIp-CITY Radio Shop 90 . m. ma. 0777.
Evening star., 1941-10-16
SITUATIONS WoMEN

MAN AND WIFE, colored as 1anitor with
quarters or to take care of home. 437
Que st. NV. Michigan 1888.
Evening star., 1941-10-16

COUPLE, young, married, colored. desire
position ~ butler and housekeeper. NO.
Evening star., 1941-10-16

zoo BARRED ROCK and white Leehorn
pullets. ready to lay; choice breeding; pedi-
greed R. o. p cockerels. Chesterwhite pigs
and shoats. Ayrlawn Farms. Bethesda, Nd.
wisconsin 4215.
Evening star., 1941-10-16

GOLD, DIAMONDS, SILVER.
We oay highest prices Ask for Mr..
Oppenheimer, o03 st. NV.
Evening star., 1941-10-16

MATTRESSES REMADE, s. UP.
STEIN BEDDING CO.,
1874 18th eT. NV. NE. 1873.
Evening star., 1941-10-16

GOLD, DIAMONDS.
Highest cash prices paid. Arthur Markell.
Evening star., 1941-10-16
PINBOYS

4 large chain store organization operat-
ing jewelry departments wants man to go
out Of town. Must be able to furnish ref
erences as to character and ability. Excel
lent opportunity for permanent employment
1s offered to right party. Man qualifying
has opportunity to become manager when
fully trained. For appointment write s. F.
Prevtlle, Ambassador Hotel. (Do not tele-
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-06-13
Advanced Violin Pupils
Give Beautiful Recital

Pupils from the advanced violin
class of Mrs. Emily Mutter Adams
presented beautiful recital Thurs
day evening in Pease Auditorium.
Students and their selections
were: Miss Patricia Siddall, al
legro Moderate" (from Concert No.
VID De Beriot; Miss Hazel Ann
Wright, Allegro" from Concerto
No. IV), Mozart; Miss Elizabeth
Boyer, "Rondo Capriccioso" Saint
Saens; Miss Bette Bleekman, "Son
OF the Puszta", Keler-Bela; Miss
Marirose Ratti. ALLEGRO from
Concerto No. Ky, De Beriot; Miss
Vera Loose, "Hejre Kati'. Hubay;
Miss Carmen Sundwick, "Scherzo
Tarantelle", Wieniawski: Miss Ann
Gill. "Mazurka de Concert Musin;
ellis Turner. ALLEGRO, motto APP
passionate" (from z minor Con-
certo). Mendelssohn; and Miss
Eleanor Stoltz. Allegro aperto'
(from Concerto No. W, Mozart.
All the pupils are local students
except Miss Wright. who comes
from Flint, Miss Boyer, from Reed
City, and Miss Sandwich, from
Escanaba.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-06-13
IN CIRCUIT COURT

Ann Arbor. Mich, June 1S-Suit
for damages against Mrs. Mar.
guerite Cady, 1875 \. Adams St,
Ypsilanti, by Arthur Frentner. q
minor through his next friend,
Frederick Frentner. 32S E. Cross
St. that city, is being heard.
No sum has been named, but the
plaintiff charged Mrs. Cady with
negligence in an accident in wy
andotte Dec. IL. 1889, resulting in
the death OF William Swope and in
injuries to Arthur Frentner which
the plaintiffs claim are serious and
probably permanent. Arthur Trent
ner suffered a severe skull injury
in the crash.
Mrs. Cady's car struck the rear
OF a truck parked in front OF a
business house owned by Thomas
Hayes and ]. l.. Liss in Wyan-
dotte. They also owned the truck.
and the plaintiffs have named them
as co-defendants, claiming the
truck was parked without lights.
Douglas Cady. husband of the driv-
er, is also named as co-defendant.
but so far it has not been estab-
lished on what grounds as he did
not own the car and was not with
the group at the time, it Is con.
tended.
A jury has heard the plaintiffs
case, and has been dismissed until
next week when the defendants will
be heard.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-06-13
MARRIAGE LICENSES

lie Roy Dresselhouse, 81. and
Alice Jenter. %, Manchester
Carl B. Sweet, 10, Milan. and
Beulah o. Bodine, 10, Ann Arbor.
Harvey A. Muller, Jr., %, and
Jean E. Bushnell, %. Ann Arbor.
Arthur ]. Miller, %, and Ber-
nice NJ. Klumpp. 81, Saline.
L. Jerome Fink, 90, and Mary
E. Pate, IS, Ann Arbor.
Walter V. Scholes, "a. Ann Ar
Dor. and Marie Vielmetti, "a, De-
troit.
Hiram T. Langston, 90. and
Helen NJ Orth. Is, Ann Arbor
Edward X. Reichmapn, %. and
Louise NJ. Ransom, 10. Ann Arbor.
Albert Feldman, %. and Mildred
L. Bos, 81. Ann Arbor.
A. o. W. Timm. So, Ann Arbor,
and Charlotte Palmer, 80, Ypsi-
lanti.
Willard B. Uphouse, 30. Manches-
ter, and Lillian r. Swarthout, so,
Ann Arbor.
Alfred Z. Partridge, 26, and Lois
G. Sharbach. 20, Ann Arbor.
Hugh Feuerstein, %, and Vir-
ginia Laurian, %, Ypsilanti.
Max A. Finton, "a Jackson. and
Mary NJ. Perkins. "a, Ann Arbor.
John II. Rockol, q, South Lyon,
and Anna L. Vessel, 81, route ?,
Ann ArbQr.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-06-13
Rackham Open Window Room
Writes Trips in Book Form

As the result OF a number OF
field. trips this year the Open Win
dow Room, Horace Rackham
School OF Special Education. chill
dren have prepared written ex-
periences OF the visits and placed
them in book form.
Maps and illustrative material
supplied by the Board OF Com
merce and A. A. A. office was
used TO locate places OF interest
for visiting. Homes OF the children
we're, located and camera pictures
were taken OF them for stories
and records.
At the post office the children
learned about stamps, distribution
OF mail. and mail routes. Children
with stamp collections brought
them to school. Letters were writ
ten and costs OF mailing them
and parcel post packages were
computed.
Firemen conducted tour
through the fire department and
illustrated what firemen do when
they receive a call. Equipment
was explained.
At the telegraph office the chill
dren were shown how to send tele-
grams. In school they read about
the old Morse Code used before
the present system. Trains and
buses were observed at the depo:
and bus station, respectively. Chill
dren in classes read about places
which they could visit by taking
the trains or the buses.
Employees OF Warmers Dairy
showed the boys and girls the pc
cess through which milk goes af--
ter its arrival at their dairy and
up to its delivery to the pubic.
Ice cream made at the dairy was
served to the children.
Eugene Bostrom, manager OF
Hotel Huron, showed the young