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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.
WANTED. FOR MAR l OCCUPANCY.
1urn: or unfurn. house or apt, Georgetown
or dupont Circle; $3.50 max. furn. MI
S346
COUNTRY HOME. FURNISHED: !. BED
rms. min: New England family wants
~ acres elbow rm.. reasonable distance
Pentason. Pay ; months rent advance
Chestnut 464S after pm.
GEORGETOWN ONLY-FURNISHED, =
bedrms. min: New ENGLAND family will
rent advance for satisfactory place CHI
464S after Il.
PERMANENT GOVT. AUDITOR DESIRES
6-room house. vicinity Woodbridge or Mich
lEan Park: $50, option to buy. WA, al61
child wants to rent 3-bedroom house. furn
Or unfurn,;;, in Cleveland Park or nearby
Va. or VIII consider anything on tempo
rary basis. Jackson l4S1-W.
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

GROOM DETACHED BRICK, IN GREEN
Acres. Md; gas heat, completely fur
nished: avail. immed. for 3-mo. lease.
Wisconsin 2643.
11-ROOM. 3-BATH BRICK, CHEVY
Chase, D. C.-Rent. $500: or sell house,
$4,000. and rent or sell furniture Army
ofncer transferred Buyers preferred over
renters. FULTON r. GORDON. owner,
1927 Eye st. NV. DI. $3.50 until pm
SMALL. CLEAN CATHOLIC FAMILY OR
with hot-water heat in good neighbour
hood with livable furniture. rent free in
exchange for board and room for partially
disabled gentleman over so. In answer
give references. Box 362-Y. Star.
BRICK COLONIAL HOME. WELL FUR
nished, Arlingtons best residential sec
ton. large corner lot. double brick garage.
concrete driveway. beautiful shrubbery.
isree hVlnR room sun parlor. dining room,
kitchen, breakfast room, three bedrooms
two baths; recreation room. fireplace in
basement: all modern conveniences: con-
Oxford O63O
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ROOMS WANTED.
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

TERRACE HALL. l445 Mass. ave. n W
S 81 60 double: tribe room rooms good food.
1875 MASS AVE. .NW.-A distinctive
home for young people in an unsurpassed
location; reasonable.
14O1 18th ST. N.W-LarTe triple. run
ming water. near shower: for men.
Vacancy for lady. Switchboard. Excellent
meals.
DUPONT CLUB, 1926 10th st. nv.-Wen-
heated room, suitable for two or three;
excellent meals. To-
RIM. AND beard for young ladies at 1887
Fairmont st. NV. Good home cooking.
1878 MASS. AVE. N.W-share room. for
boys and girls, $40 each; share rooms with
out meals for girls. MI 9413.
1929 10th ST. N.W.--Two single rooms for
men. good home cooking. MI. 1896.
Z boys, S12.oO each. including 3 meals.
FIR. 1898.
1908 PARK RID; N.w.-,-In Jewish family:
very good cooking and very nice room;
near bus and , car lines. HO. 1927.
OPP. WARDMAN PARK. 1858 Woodley
I'd. n.w.-Vacancy in double 2nd-h. front
room: excellent meals. AID. 2299.
NE. SECT1ON-Gentile girl to room and
board with 3 young ladies' attractive
room and meals. Call AID. 1898 after 5.
TERRACE HALL. 1445 Mass ave. nv
Single, double, triple rooms; good food.
DI. 1892 or Sterling a7s9.
TOWN CLUB. 1900 Mass. ave NV
Famous for food. Lee. light. semi ba sem I
nm. Suit. boys. Running water. DU. 1854.
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ROOMS FURNISHED tcoc,. }.

5421 ILLINOIS AVE. NV. front rooms
n pr, private homs neEly furnished. suitable
- SHERMAN AVE. Takoma Park, Nd
Attractive front bedroom, double bed. in
nnrivate home, separate entrance; S35 mo.
Sligo 3S3S.
keeping apt. including gas. cleo, Frieidaire
and heat: $40 wk
$500 s. DAKOTA AVE. N.E.-Detsched
aome bus step NM a. eo1ne5 ssie rm
49, 49, 44th ST. NW.-Larse room for 2
room. EN-. 674.
1877 TUCKERMAN ST; N.W,-,,New home.
tnss. Men only; S45 mo. RA. 1881.
100 l4th ST. NW.-Lse. rn,. pvt bath,
roomers: GENTLE gentleman. RA. 4104.
ATTRACTIVE semi-basement room, single
tress. Call after 6 pm. TIA, s5s6
e27 MASS, AVE. W.---Nicely furn. front
Don PVT home, uni. phone ehw' gentle
P,ETWoRTH-Comf. rm., large closet. suit
able : girl; also clean single nm, .cony.
transp.; unlIm. PHI; very reas. 4717 4th
o23 JEFFERSON ST. N.W-DoubIe rm.
couple, gentiles: Sas and heat. RIA. S352.
FRONT DBLE. RIM. very nicely turn.; next
path: closets: nv. section: rerned LADIES
house lovely dble rm.. SO ca; excellent
transporta ton, ] blk. Conn. ave HO. 5S3S.
1885 MONROE ST. NE.-Comfortablo rm.
in private home, on bus line. HO. 5s91.
WARM SINGLE, ROOM with sitting room
alcove and semi-private bath: quiet fam
$50 81 ouS Or R. ss5se'' woman pe'A"sn''
ss2os. WISCONSIN AvE:-sinsle and Dc, !,
furn.; near transp.; gentleman.
zoos NJ ST. N.W.-sinsle. front room,
comfortably furn., reasonable.
1879 P ST. N.W.-Lge front nm. will
accommodate Sd persons: running water.
cow. dtown. mr.. Dupont Circle.
DESIRABLE
Master bedroom. newly furnished. private
tile shower. twin beds, gas heat; convenient
TRANSPORTATION. 800 Farragut st. NV
GE. 1869.
COLoRED-Furnished rooms for :; cl clean
Govt. employees. cow. trans. IL DIVISION
ave. ne. AT. 4349. -
CoLoRED-s06 o ST. w-Loyely room
SUBURBAN ROOMS.
EXTRA LARGE, ROOM. suitable 2 to 4
transp. Phone WA 1855.
ARLINGTON, near War and Navy Bldgs.-
Sl1Rle 2lIl WHO WOuiQ dppIeSldte soou
home; refs; near bus. Box 39S-x, Star
BEAUTIFUL Ice. DOUBLE and single
pvt and semi-pvt. bath. Avail. 18TH
New home. new furniture. for refined
people. Lee highway bus. CD. s02s.
ROOMS WANTED.
ARMY OFFICER desires single in private
home, available to Pentagon. Box 2s5-X
Star. IL
GENTLEMAN desires room and kitchenettf
for light Housekeeping. State price. BOZ
355-X, Star. TO-
YOUNG COUPLE desires to move 27th
into furnished double room in private
nome. CO. 1543 after z. II.
UNFURN. light Housekeeping facilities. OF
small apt; by Jewish women. seldom al
home: close to transp. MA. 1889 or RIA. All 8
MATURE WOMAN, employed. wants single
loom in boarding or rooming house or club
about Feb. 15 Hobart 500 after $50 I'm
IL"
PROFESSIONAL WOMAN (not the roomel
type) seeks single room in nice home
NV. section. Out OF city every week end
Friday to Monday. Write details te
Box 4l0-X, Star.
EMPLOYED GIRL wants furnished room
on or near Wisconsin ave. Box 399-X
Star.
REFINED LADY. Govt. employe. desires
clean. quiet room, NV. section, conv
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COOPERATIVE APIS. FOR SALE.
TO SETTLE ESTATE-APT. 4O4, 1890
Conn. ave. NV, will be sold Immediately.
Executor will be on premises SATURDAY
at 3 PM. February IL, 1913.
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COUNTRY BOARD.
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

GOOD FARM HOME, close in. can accom-
modate three children, to 8 years. Fhon
Silver Spring U66S. TO-
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POULTRY & EGGS.
ROOMS FURNISHED.

For better results and
service include telephone
number in For Rent ads.
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CAMERA SERVICE & REPAIRS.
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

CAMERA REPAIRING,
FULLER e. dALBERT, INC.
sl5 10th st. n w. Phone National 4112
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APARTMENTS UhFuRhlsHEp.

TAKoMA PARKS RMS, KIT. BATH;
entire 2nd A.. pvt. entrance; gentle, re-
fined empl. couple only. sH. 65ls
o22 L ST. N.W.-GEORGIA APIS. 4
t ICONS, + AZ snd h 2nd moor, front r.
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CHEVY CHASE, D. c.

detached English brick on q very
pretty street in this popular section. Six
beds. Two baths, finished attic recre-
alton room. automatic hot-water heat, ga
rage. Newly renovated throughout VA.
CANT-IMMEDIATE POSSESSION,
SHANNON g. LUCHS CO..
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DOGS. PETS ETC

COOKERS, black, red. blond sl5-Sn0;
BOSTONS females, Sl5-S20; males 500
DOG HOTEL. 1914 Georgia ave ia. 43oI
WANTED-Homes for e-weeks old monsrel
puppies. Call Bradley OBJ
PUPPIES. free; also older dog sos Spring
st, Silver Spring. Md. SH 5-44 los
COCKER SPANIEL. red and white male.
10 mos. old, sired by champion, lovely dis
position. 60l Somerset pl NV
FOR SALE, registered male wire-hair, s
mos, Lest blood. reasonable Apt ! A,
10 lrylngton s.w., Bellevue Gardens.
POULTRY 3 EGGS.
CHICKS. Maryland U. S. approved, Barred
Rocks. N. H, Reds. w. Leehorns Beach $
Hatchery. Norbeck, Nd. Ashton Abb.
Batches every Thursday and SUNDAY
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A rms 3 poScbs. = p.
rent val iAo
rms. in elegant condition. including
recreation rm, lge: closets: easily arranged
Tor families. SIS. $50, terms. These homes.
TO be vacated within 10 days, are close
TO cars. schools and stores: In best section.
Call once for appointment
-WOODRIDGE REALTY CO..
23S1 Rhode Island Ave. NE NO Ton3
NEAR PA; AVE AND ALABAMA AVE. Sc
Convenient to bus and shops; brick s D,
house of rooms: bath. air conditioned
with oil: rented at $50 90: price $3.50 90.
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER.
1919 K St NV MA 1166
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SUBURBAN ROOMS.

EXTRA LARGE ROOM. suitable 2 to 4
men. next bath: private home: best
transp. Phone WA. 1855,
ARLINGTON, near War and Navy Bldgs.-.
Single girl who would appreciate good
home; refs; near bus. Box 39S-X. Star.
BEAUTIFUL Ice. DOUBLE and single,
pvt and semi-pvt. bath. Avail. 18TH:
New home. new furniture, for refined
people Lee highway bus GIL. S02S.
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WPB OFFICIAL
And wife. no children. wish furnished
apartment: absolutely reliable. District
1900. Room $40 rs
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ALMOST NEW CENTER ENTRANCE
brick Dutch Colonial in a new develop
ment and priced at only SSn50. Six
rooms and bath: side living porch: hot
water heat with concealed radiation.
Copper gutter and spouts. Excellent lot.
THOS. L. PHILLIPS, WO. 1900 until 2
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1900 BLOCK N N.W.-36 R.. B.; 10
rms. made into apis: income. SoS54 year.
completely futn; and rented: $4,000 cash
req, bal nm; bargain. w. w. BAILEY,
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Master bedroom. newly furnished. private
tile shower, twin beds, gas heat; convenient
TRANSPORTATION. 800 Farragut st. NV.
GE. 1869.
COLORED-Furnshed rooms for > clean
Govt. employees. cow. trans. 2l2 Division
ave. ne. AT. 4349.
COLORED-sO6 o ST W.--Lovely room
in Christian home; semi-pvt. CO S293.
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LOVELY STONE HOME BUILT IN 1941,
in group Of new houses. within walking
rooms, Q baths. AS modern and complete
as you'd build yourself and In perfect
condition: exceptional terms. Can be II.
spectedA priavtely it you call Sill. Spg. 066e.
after n m
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Rocm aol, W.story BLDG. sos 14th 81 NV,
DR. X. W JOHNSON. DENTIST,
False T'eth Repaired While You wait
Boom 602, WeStory BLDG. sos l4th NV.
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MT. RAINIER BUNGALOW

Less than three years old, Al condition.
five full-size rooms, fireplace in living rm:
stairway to hoored attic with 4 windows:
space for , rooms, Lot 50x25O, excellent
garden soil, Call MR.. FOSTER. WA 9l7S
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from WISCONSIN ave and CONVENIENT TO
Naval Hospital; shops and Crater; de-
tached brick house OF rooms, combina-
ton bath. bright basement. attached "a
rage with storage overhead. convertible hot
water furnace now using oil; example Of
model Housekeeping: price, $4,000.
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER, 1719 X ST. NV.
MA 1866
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IN RESIDENTIAL SILVER SPG: Ss.T5O.
Brick HON. has den on LIST floor. 2 bed
rooms and bath up: fireplace, porch, dandy
level lot for fine garden: bus right at
the door. You'll want to own this home
when you. see it. r. P. RIPLEY, SH.
1888: or this eve. Sill. Spg. O66a
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MOVING. PACKING & STORAGE

MOVING AND STORAGE. reasonable rates;
will take your surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. Edelmans Nov
ing g. Storarp Co TIA ylor oO1-
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1881 BLAGDEN AVE. NW.-BEAUTIFUL
English basement apt. in one OF Wash
ington's best residential sections. Mr.. 18th
and Allison SITS. Will rent furn., S125, or
unfurn.. xlo0. Pvt. entr. Suitable Army
ofncers or man and wife. RA. S295
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-26
Close TO Family and Home

Mr. Fords entire life was patterned to a way
Of life that was marked wholly by modcsty, dignity
and reticence. Although he was the only son Of one
of the worlds mos wealthy men, his adolescence
passed without public attention and it was with
gracious mperturbability that he stepped into the
presidency of the Ford Motor Co. at the age of 26.
Although by no means a recuse, he remained a
retiring figure throughout the quarter Of century
that he of the industrial giants of the world
nururing business that grew under his control to
the staggering value of $718,000 600 in l94l.
Aside from business few greater humanitarians
lived. That, too in all probability came from his five
years of elbow contact with The workers in his
fathers plants. There he studied and learned the
common man.
His tremendous gifts To charity were never ade-
quateiy publcized. A few years ago he was quoted
as saying
I'VE are committed TO the policy of high wages
and low prices and this means continuous pro-
gram of change, for better things are always
coming up. | cannot imagine better business
philosophy than the one held by my father
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-26
EdSeE FOrd'S Death
Shocks City Leaders
Continued from Page One)

IightfuI and his friends were de-
voted 10 him.
s "He was not sensational in
any way. but yet had a knack
for doing the right thing at
/. the right time. He never al
I lowed the fame Of the Ford
family 10 change him He was a
simple. direct citizen
p Mayor jceros
II am deeply shocked and
terribly sorry
"FdSel Ford has PLAYED a ire
mendously important role in the
building 81 metropolitan De
troit and know that all the
citizens of the city be helped 10
build Join me m mouruin. his
= death"
\ GOOD CITILF\
~ {. = Wilson pre I.-' ~ 9.r
eTal Motors. SAID
"The death ~ Fd~,l lord
comes a. n shock % hi. manN
friends In the automobile in
dustry. During the war and the
preparation Tor War he could
sIwayS be counted on tor un-
derStanding g. operation. He
vas willing o. work tlrelessly
and give the whole industry the
benefit OF his experience and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-26
Venezuelan Demands
Martinique S Seizure

CURACAS, May 26 GNSl y
demand for occupation of Mar
Unique and administration of the
French-owncd island by "A COM
mIttoe representing North and
South American nations was made
today by Deputy Jose Antonio
NarturcL member Of tho Ncnc-
uclan Congress foreign relations
committee. who asserted Mar
Unique was virtually under Ger
man control
Marturct also asked for dec
lHratlon of war against the ANS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-26
Boys Throw Loot
OF Thefts Into River

IOWA CITY L.. May rs GNS)
Iowa CITY robbery victims TO-
day learned they could find 'hcr
stolen watches and other belong
uts az the bottom Of the Iowa
River
Eugene Lccucy 10 and Don
Miller rs. frightened after a
roundup of other juveniles lor
MINOR tbcuS. voluntarily Surrcn.
dcycd confessed more than IS
hurglarioS. and said except for the
almost $500 IN cash. which they
spent they threw their loot INTO
the river.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-26
You Women Who Suffer From
hot Flashes then
Chilly FEELINGS

II you-like so many women between
the ages Of 80 and 52-sufer from
hot flashes. weak. dizzy, nervous feel
inrs. distress OF irregularities. are
blue AZ t'mcs-due 10 the functional
middle age period IN woman s life
try taking Lydia Z. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound az once It's the best
known medicine you can buy that's
made especially for tDOmen.
P!nkham's Compound IS famous To
relieve such distress Taken regularly
lit helps build up resistance against
such annoying symptoms. u also Is a
fine stomachlc tonic.
Thousands upon thousands OF
women--rich and poor slike-have
reported benefits Time and again
LYDIA Pinkhams Compound has
proved some women's happiest DAYS
often can be during their "4o's".
Follow Label directions. Worth tryinei
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Hero S Mother
Launches Vessel

= t-.7t = r. ~ t1T--- Nay ~
GNSl Another destroyer escort
vessel the USS Cannon was
launched tonight al The bravo
Corp shplard, ON The Chrisl,ana
Rucr The fighting vessel named
hoHor -i4te-i-t- L
George H. Cannon of the marines.
who dlcd OF wounds suffered in the
Japanese attack on Midway, was
,pousored hy his mother, Mrs.
Fsiclc II. Cannon of Ann Arbor,
Mich
H. Cannon was awarded The
Congressional Medal of Honor tor
his heroINm
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CONTINUED from Page One

the Us Ford He eventually assumed The duties Of
general manager and saw the conpany's output sky
rocket from 10000 10 100000 cars year
Months before the war the Ford dynasty with
.dsel F74d at its head entered the field of national
defense The last Ford passenger car was built Feb
10, 1912 and Edsel Ford and the Ford automobile
empire swung >oldly behind the War effort.
While Henry Ford remained the inventive gen
ius behind the huge plants operation, EdSe was the
h,,snaSS diLl1tnL He handled the hinge firms CONF
mercia policies planned It's advertising and studied
,nl,l-lio rn.n,,a ON. nnnsLanilN.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-26
Germans Sink Maj Ships

LONDON, MAY 70 tUP)-A
spokesman for the Norwegian
refugee government said today
German Seamcn had sunk two
German merchant ships in Oslo
Harbor and that several had been
arrested on sabotage charges.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-26
SUMMER HOME IN EAST

Mr.. and Mrs Ford had a country
home, near Milford, Mich, and a
$1,000 600 granite summer res
idcncc a Seal Harbor, Me
Long before ne began manu-
featuring airplaneS, Mr. Ford was
kcenly interested in motor boating.
He raced speed boats Of his own
design in d number OF rogattaS.
Yachting was another hobby.
and the family possessed an ocean
cruiser
Mr. Ford was interested in all
kinds of sports He was frequently
a spectator AT fights, wrestling
matches, baseball games and
hockey.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-26
He Gave Generously

: In single Detroit Community Fund drives his
gift reached as high as 100000.
The extent of his wealth has never been made
public The family is recognized as perhaps the rich
est in the world and he was the active head of It's
fabulous business interests Senate committee sew
eral years ago reported Ford holdings in their own
business at $600000000.
His humanitarianism combined with his love of
the arts brought him official posts in scores of or
CARNATIONS Among them
He was president of the Detroit Institute of
Arts trustee of the National Foundation for lnfan-
tile Paralysis; member Of the national advisory
committee of the American Red Cross vice president
and trustee of the Henry Ford Hospital; chairman
of the Detroit University School and the Crosse
Pointe Country Day School Corporation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-26
LEAVES ( CHILDREN

-Four children survive. They
arc HcnrN Ford II. a lieutenant N
the navy. Benson. private I'M tic
army air corps Mrs Walter Buhl
Ford II and William. They were
raised within The ciolStcrcd
grounds of the lakeside estate.
away freR4 public eyes
The wedding Of EdScl Bryant
Ford and the then Miss Clay was
"a brilliant social event Solcmnlzcd
.in thc Clay home on r, Boston
.BlvA. y yoarS ago next Nov. /.
They went 10 HONOLULU on their
honeymoon and returned 10 oc-
cupy an exalted social position
with excellent grace.
They first bought 2 home at
1880 r. Jefferson, and there all
three children were born.
In 1923 Mr. Ford began con-
structlon of his present mansion
on Lake s. Clair, moving into 1t
three years later.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-26
EaISel lib. Ford Dies ssg GeDs
Head of Great 1AuaO Empire

addition Mr. Ford served as an officer in several
banks in the United States and Canada,
For many years. Mr.. Ford had regularly at
tended services each Sunday at Christ Episcopal
Church I'm Crosse POnto Farms.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-26
Held Bank Offices

- He VAS a trustee of the Museum of Art, member
of the Isle Royal National Park Commissions presl-
dent of the Ford Foundation and president Of the
Horace H. Rackham Engineering Foundation. In
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-26

Judgment and the common cause
in helping Ia win the war,
During these years, those az
Sociated with EdSel Ford in the
industrN'> war activities got 10
know him better and admired
him mol only for his business
and production ability hut a. n
good citizen.
lie viii be missed by his
many friends m the industry "
MS LABOR POLICY LIBERAL
r r Thomas president Of tn,
UAA-Clo SAID
y an very sorry to hear of
the death of FdScl Ford. Since
The Jaw Go and the Ford
Motor Company have been in
contractual relationship. Edscl
lord'> Influence has always been
ON the constructive side. | am
sure he would have made further
contributions toward working
out our mutual problems in his
company
Ny own experience during
-th"-e. times we met 10 discuss
lahor-mauagemSnt problems has
been that he was thoughtful.
very helpful and courteous man.
J want 10 extend my condolences
10 his family and 10 Mr.. and
Mr. a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-26
When KIDNEYS need diureiic aid

When oyersrain or other non-orcanic,
non-syStcmiC cause fl9'B ashH kidney
iuncuon, The back NAV ache PEACEFULLY.
Naturally. urInarN flow may he losScncd--
ttCguCnthur Slanft ditch SmdrNng. Get
ung up night, may rum sleep.
To relieve such symptoms, YOU want
YN5cf 'fImEi1fioH 81 Ji4Het sofI0u o help
attain this, tr, Gold Medal Capsules. Ih,s
easY'io.tskc di0rcuc has been famous Tor
over 30 years for such prompt aCuon.
age Only 3St al drug stores. Accept no
substitute. Get the gSHEiHS Gold Medal
CspSVles foaSJ. They SStJaJR
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-26

AnNIHTIaEALENT
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-11-30

engagement. Demands for a hold
over Of this spectacular hit, have
been so tremendous, that the picture
has been booked for an additional
engagement. So If you missed the
picture during its engagement at
the Poll, or If you are among the
countless thousands who again want
to thrill to Mickey Rooney and Judy
Garland, see Girl Crazy" when 1t
opens tomorrow at the Strand
you'll love every minute of 1t!
You'll thrill, as always, to the
irresponsible stars, Mickey Rooney
and Judy Garland, opponents of
song, dance, fun and laughter
The full GerShwin score plus the
music Of Tommy Dorsey and his
orchestra make the film a delight
to the ears as well as the yes.
Mickey and Judy, working to-
gether for the eighth time on the
M-G-M lot, dance, sing and clown
their way through the tuneful film
SURPRISING all previous performances
they have ever given.
Judy sings the Gershwin favorites
"Embraceable YOU" "Bidin' My
Time" II Got Rhythm" But Not
For Me-" and many others, and dis
plays dancing flair to make every
one sit up and take notice. Mickey
does two of his famous impersona-
tons as well as several novelty
song and dance numbers.
A chorus Of one hundred boys
and girls is featured in the finale
production number, Il Got
Rhythm" which was actually filmed
in the Arizona desert to preserve
Nancy Walker and June Allyston Of
Best Foot Forward fame are in