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HELP MEN,

SERVICE STATION MEN and car wsshers
Apply Conoco Service Station, 10th and Z
sts, NV. Must have certificate of avail
sPECfAL AGENT. noncancellable health
and accident company has opening for two
special agents: n See Mr.. Nick, 10 to IL
TRUCK DRIVER, colored: $40 week to
start. time and a half for overtime, of
SUNDAYS: Apply 4217 Bladensburg rd. ne.
vULCANlZEES,, experienced on passenger
car and truck tires, essential work: excel
lent lent salary and working conditions. 4o-hr.
tiflcate Of availability necessary. Ben
Hundley 3446 l4th st. NV.
WAREHOUSEMEN (2) for work in shipping
dept Apply at Loose-Wiles Biscuit Co.,
6l3 Rhode Island ave. ne.
WANTED-A good reliable man or woman
to supply customers with Rawleigh prod
Chester. Pa
AA-l JOB II handy with tools; mechanic 5
helper, fast man; overtime. Wash. Gun
and ,Ke Key Co., ,,3Oo5 NJ st:
MpHs XpHNG wNAR MAR s1p As sTocK aETp GLERH IN n
P0RTUMITY 0RTUuIMNITY FOR ADVANCEMENT: PER
MANENT. MUTUAL STORES, CORNER
9th AND SITS. NV
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE

| WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for any
oeotS CONTRACTED for by any one other than
myseI 1n;~ Tb VII Wiiiam Alton Chandler, Apt 8,
! WnL Sor . BE ! RESPONSIBLE, for a. any
mSss p any other
VIII nor Z Re 81 krsPoSsiBaE sPo;s BH for u. any
hsn myss N 'S Kerfs, Rs'soH POI 0afE Tsi
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
no!oers of the Equitable Life Insurance
u l94t, at two O'Clock pm, at its
d ntflcs sf SHAR1Ef LIZ st pu1iips Wsshinston
NOTICE; THE ANNUAL MEETING OF
Bank Of WASHINGTON: Washington. D. c,
dDs,ns sof the election Of directors for the
such other business as may be pr9perIy S;9r"
al re- bank a5:; 81 stree NV. NV 0S Wash nS5o
Ths polls I'1T viii be open open between the
JOHN A REILLY President.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
holders OF the Prudential Building Asso-
U Be heia at hs ce of the
D, C. at 3 pm., on the 1lth day OF jan
gsry d. lg44. for the purpose of electing
other business that may properly come
before the meeting. The transfer books
Will be closed at the close Of business on
the 9TH day OF January for the purpose of
recording transfers for the Qualification
of stockholders for voting.
f. J. CARLSON,
Secretary.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
STOCKHOLDERS
OF The Raleigh Hotel Company for the
election of Directors for the ensuing year
will be held on Wednesday, January u.
1874. at the hotel. Pennsylvania Avenue
and 18th Street NV. WASHINGTON, D. c.,
at 2 O'Clock pm. The stock transfer
hooks will be closed January 10Th. llth
and 18th, 1914.
Y. E. BOOKER.
Secretary
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HELP WoMEN tcont.)

TEACHER for part-time work. first grade.
Y 4haa ssleft s private school, Post once Box
ffYPifisT. With knowleds. OF bookkeeping
for. position as invoicing clerk: must be
s!Sss;, ADsiy 80 Ao Wooasard ite"'' bida ae-
mspsS nossn and general ee banr veeE re
ssa n shone lGa S4. $3.50: Ext. '55n0ur $5i week
TYPIsT. experienced: $50 per week. Ap-
~ s 4 to st. 81 y Years FOOT of ses ses
4s-hoqr week. good salary and working
sGndops snfass Co. APP ApSy You Mrf s. nW Ways Smiths
perience necessary. .Advancement. 5-day
ARRy Gns Ths It F4sss F9em $50
week. New York Jewelry Co. 727 7th
WAITRESS. highest type" experienced
in fine restaurants, and bars. with good
WORKING conditions and tins, are such we
phone NJ wilson. FR. fs' ozss after pm. PM
MATTRESSES. counter girls. colored, ex-
perienced; daywork or nightwork; also
part-'ime week ends. Henderson's Grill,
WalTREssEs. va iiH ST: White. sa4 so per week.
meals mea and uniforms included: good work
md PauIs Ps ave Mash4iso9 na RE- ssI RTus Store h
MATTRESSES white; excellent pay; short
RRest an sRdsy 4Ss tS HofS & ApDy Armay
MATTRESSES. or 3; good salary. 1857
WOMAN. white, over 25. for general Office
work. Apply Garfield Employment Office,
,ndh ard Fla ave. NV:
WOMAN, white. 20 work In linen room
Dlstrict Linen Service Co, Sc L ST. Sc
WOMAN, young. white or colored. intelli-
gent and capable, for care of children,
INV, 500 mo-, live in. no Sundays De
catur 0196
WOMEN, 90 to 30. for part-time waitress
work on lunch counter: hours, II to e
GornWells. Ire, 1929 G st. NV.
WOMEN, colored, for waitress work in
restaurant. good pay and tips: meals and
uniforms furnished. Apply at the Candle
SUCK Coffee Shop. 17l0 Eve st NV.
WORKING HOUSEKEEPER and manager
Tor small rooming house; salary and apt
/ Apply 1l9 10Th ST. NV
WANTED-Spanish- English secretary, Ap-
ply 1908 Que st. NV from 10 g, or
phone AID 2372, Chilean Air Force Com
mission. Salary. SITO
STENOGRAPHER
Accurate with figures excellent posit;on
and working conditions: 5-day week; fine
Evening star., 1943-12-09

OLD D-ESTABLIsHED life insurance company
has opening for salesman on large estab-
llshed route in q. c.; no car or experience
necessary; guaranteed salary and commits
sion Call RE. 00O0, Mr.. Roe, or after
pm. Mr. Doe, DU OOOO
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Notice to Classified
Advertisers

We regret the necessity, be-
ginning Saturday. December
IL, of further limiting display
in classified advertising to /
or 2 lines of 10 point type, the
balance Of copy to be set solid
in agate type.
Sample of "ad" set in 10
point and solid agate:
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HELP MEN e. WOMEN

INTERIOR DECORATOR, experienced,
knowledge of furniture, fabrics and car
pets; ; good salary: virga & Co, WI. 1900.
bldg; pleasant living quarters. excellent
salary to right party. Lifetime Job to
satisfactory couple. Reference required.
Gebe 1900.
MARKERS. sorters and packers, also other
laundry help. Transportation assured to
and from District. Call Rockville Laundry.
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ASSISTANT IN
MEDICAL
DEPARTMENT.

Young woman under 35, with some
COLLEGE training. able to type to interview
medical cases and keep records in medical
Office of large company engaged in essen
tial work; knowledge of nursing not neces-
Sary; experience in medical Office desirable
but not essential; 6-day. 44-hour week
with Saturdays half holiday Write for
interview, telling something about your
self and indicating salary desired and
whether at present employed This posi-
ton offers excellent opportunity for ad-
vancement to one interested in social or
personnel work Box 43T-D Star
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SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT, auditor; books opened,
kept part time, statements, tax reports;
reasonable Randolph l42S.
APARTMENT OWNERS, do you need
painter that knows the chemical end NJ
pant making, mixing and applyins. Call
Ludlow G@l2. TO-
ATTORNEY, 1-A-H, al present employed
in semllegal capacity. is deSirou5 Of max
ing. sulI-tlme LEGAL connection. Box
S5-L. Star. I"*
CLERK. typiSt. .bookSeeper, correspondent:
long commercial and Government expert
cnce; mature aee desires position, general
otice work: reasonable salary. Box d3-L.
Star. o.
ENGINEER Cant C ED, over 20 years
experience. cnglncernE, construction, al
teratlon. Fnll responsibility private in
duStrIal. Government projects. is months
overseas resident engineer, Thornuch
knowledge materials. purchasing, eStlmar-
ing. also maintenance of machinery and
equipment including Diesel and gas. Can
trayel and sell. Box ASK, Star -
MAN. married, wants job on dairy farm;
honest. cooG worker, knows COWS. etc
Adrian Truitt, AShburn. Va, care OF Bon
Air Farm 10.
RESTAURANT MANAGER for cafeteria or
night Club. all-around exper. man, ace a.
married with family; for further details.
write Box 15-L. Star. l2'
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quire herculean efforts on the part
Of all concerned. The success of
the DE destroyer escort) program
proves that the job can be done"
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Sample of "ad" in solid
agate with black index word
or words:
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SITUATIONS WOMEN.

BURROUGHS bookkeeping machine oper-
ator. five years bank experience; salary.
$3.50. BOX 5-I. Star. o.
COMPANION to elderly lady in refined
home; some nursing experience; no house
work; refs. NO. $685..
DRESSMAKING. designing, remodcling and
alterations; reas. Miss Bert, 1880 irving
HOUSEKEEPER- COMPANION by reliable
prefsrred Box 425,K, Star. 10"
an, 26, 3 years on editorial staff of reput-
able daily, plus other experience. qualih-
cations, would like press or public rela-
tionS position. Box 4a6-K star %
PRACTICAL NURSE for elderly people:
So 30 per wk,; doctors reference. RE.
PRACTiCAL NURSE. middle-aged widow.
wishes daywork: references furnished
RECEPTIONIST-wo 10 years Office
eXperienGe' wants Job as receptionis'
SECRETARY with some experience in Office
MANAGEMENT desires permanent position:
available immediately. Box SSH, Star, H.
STANFORD GRADUATE, 5 years business
experience IN insurance, desires personnel
ences. MI a276. o.
WRITER, skilled. woman. single: expert
enced in news, publicity. public relations.
Box 494-K. Star. %
POSITION as assistant to dietitian; ma
ored in home economics al the University
Of Alabama. Call AT. 013S. Refs.
Legal Secretary -Stenographer.
Experienced thoroughly capable, desires
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

COLORED WOMAN wishes part-time WORK
Is to 4; reference: basement apt. 1915
Corcoran st. NV
GIRL, colored, wants days work: expert
enced cleaner. Hobart 3145.
GIRL. colored, wants 3 days work in
Chevy Chase. RE. 7I9S.
GIRL. colored wants job as elevator op-
orator or waitress IN lunchroom or store.
Evening star., 1943-12-09
HELP WOMEN,

Any worker last employed in an
essential or locally needed activity
can not be hired by any other en-
ployer except upon presentation OF
statement OF availability from her
last employer or the USES.
Evening star., 1943-12-09
Issued at Rockville.

MAYNARD P. seeberg, o., and Lucia " Pc
Harry L. Echols. jr., - Fort Monmouth,
n. j., and Mary E. Lloyd, 80 Alexan-
dria.
Jesse L. Williams, jr,.- "a, and Mary v.
Soyez. "a. both OF Washington
Danld M. Ross, 80 Bethesda, Md. and
PHYLLIS Pierson, s., San Pedro, Calf
Linda S. Hearst, -, Chevy Chase Nd
Carl H Lauer, As, Breckenridge. Pa, and
Marie f. Provost, IS, WASHINGTON
Lee T; Nunnery, "a, Camp Pendleton, Calf.
and Mary A. Crabtree. -. 0uantico. Va
Brooke Buckingham p, New orleans, and
Mildred r. Zehf 10, WaShington
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HALL MAN

HALLMAN,
EXoerienced with furnace; 6-oay week. Ap-
ply Mrs Laoer, 1SNl 10Th ST NV
CLERK for liquor store;
steady job; $50 Wk. to start.
Apply Acme Liquor Supply
1888 N. Capitol st.
CHEF, colored. Ebbitt Hotel
10th and H sts. NV. MA.
5034, Ext. 1853.
DRUG CLERK, S35 week to
start. Apply Standard Drug
Co., 1113 G st. NV.
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IN WASHINGTON

IN WASHINGTON.
A tapestry Colonial brick. 6 rooms. Ia
baths. In perfect condition. Built-in ga
rage, Terms cash $500. Act quick for
this unusual buy. Call Mr.. Roe. MI. OOO0.
JOHN DOE & CO.,
200 ELEVENTH ST. NV. REALTOR
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Legal Secretary-Stenographer
Experienced. thoroughly capable, desires
permanent position: available immediately
for Interview and work Box 427-D, Star.
Evening star., 1943-12-09

Rubber may be synthetic, but the
will to victory must be genuine.
Have you bought any War savings
stamps TODAY?
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YOUNG MAN

II you have had some college training
preferably IN civil engineering. and are
interested in becoming an assistant to
superinl lendent OF large concern who has
several hundred men under his supervision,
write, giving your qualifications. An inter-
view will be arranged. About S165 per
Tor advancement. Work will involve pay
roll, record keeping. personnel. etc Box
Evening star., 1943-12-09

PERMANENT POSITION.
Man to learn envelope die
cutting, experience not nee
essary; salary, $3.50 week to
start, 44-hr. week; rapid ad-
vancement. Apply Washing
ton Envelope Co., 80 L st. ne.
Evening star., 1943-12-09
ASSISTANT TO
INDUSTRIAL
PSYCHOLOGIST

College graduate to assist in admins
terlns psychological tests, including intelh-
gence, mec hanical aptitude, etc. and in
scoring and keeping records of such tests.
Training in psychology and testing desir-
able but not essential, Extreme thorough
ness, patience and ability to follow instruc-
tons implicitly are absolutely necessary.
This position should be of interest to
some one who is either studying psychology
or expects TO specialize in personnel work
Write. giving sufficient inform ton about
yourself to enable us to decide whether
an interview is justified State salary
desired, draft status and whether at pres
ent employed Box Bold. Star.
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For defense plant. assembly work 54-h-
week. paid while learning, pleasant work :
ms conditions. Apply Bowen g. Co, 45l2
Bethesda ave, Bethesda, Md Must have
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MACHINIST

NIAO111TNI 10
For machine shop, day and evening shifts.
also part-time work; must have release.
Apply Bowen & Co., 41l2 Bethesda ave-,
Bethesda. Md
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.IANITOR

Colored. with oth-class engineers license,
for high-cla apartment building Top
salary and living quarters. Box 241-K.
Evening star., 1943-12-09

BUS BOY, COLORED. AP-
PLY HOSTESS, EBBITT HO-
TEL, 10th AND H SITS. NV.
STEWARDS (white), rail-
road dining cars, essential
industry; catering and cleri-
cal experience helpful but
not necessarily required.
State age, experience, draft
status and telephone number.
Box AID, Star.
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POSTING CLERK
GIRLS, 1885.
BUS GIRL

Full-tlme day or night work. no ey-
perlence neCesSsry. Apply Miss Fifer
Room sol, WESTERN UNION. 40 l4th
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Experience unnec esSarv: pleasant working
conditions App.y auditors ONCE, Ward
man Park Hotel, Conn. ave. and Woodley
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Soiored, no Sunday. Apply in perso
Empire Restaurant, 1912 New York az
NV,
Evening star., 1943-12-09

SALESGIRLS, S25 week plus
commission to start. Apply
Standard Drug Co., 1113 G
st. NV.
Evening star., 1943-12-09

BOY (WHITE), TODO SHIP
PING AND PACKING IN
DRY CLEANING DEPART
MENT. APPLY PIONEER
LAUNDRY, 920 R. I. AVE.
NE
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WOMEN

- . SIEINOJRHPHER,
ccurate with figures, excellent position
nd working conditions: 5-day week, fine
Evening star., 1943-12-09

IAID, ghw pert time, to : pm: no
sundays. > adults small apt; must bn
Xcellent cook and laundress; sl3.25 per
Evening star., 1943-12-09

ACCOUNTANT-Firm of certified public
a junior and senior accountant. experience
not required for Junior State qualifica-
tlons. age, draft status, starting salary.
Box o3-L. Star
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-29
Tests Studied
in Cakes Case

Nassau. Bahamas. Oct. 29-UP-
Results Of mysterious experiments
by defense attorneys for Count Al
fred De Marigny to combat what
they termed inconsistent testi-
mony" by a crown witness. may
be disclosed today at the trial Of
the French nobleman on charges
Of numbering his father-in-law, Sir
Harry Cakes.
Chief Defense Counsel Godfrey
Higgs carried out the experiments
in secret last night and while their
exact nature was not revealed. It
was believed the tests concerned
the controversial fingerprint, found
on a dressing screen around the
bed on which the multi-millionaire
was beaten to death and his body
partly harmed.
Higgs disclosed he planned 70
make the experiments during cross
examination of Capt. James o.
Barker, fingerprint expert Of the
Miami police department, who
raised a print from the screen
and identified it as that OF De
Marigny.
The fingerprint, faced on a small
piece OF rubber. was admitted into
evidence yesterday by Chief JUS
tice Sir Oscar Bedford DAILY over
the objections Of defense attorneys.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-29
Lutherans Will
Burn Mortgage

Burning OF the mortgage against
the beautiful Ypsilanti Lutheran
Church will be a feature OF the day
Sunday when special sermons and
programs have been arranged in
celebration OF the event
At the Sunday morning service a
message will be brought by Rev. 4.
L. Burman. first vice president OF
the Michigan District Of the Ameri-
can. Lutheran Church.
At noon there will be a home
coming dinner to be served by the
Ladies Aid and 800 reservations
have already been received for It.
Sunday afternoon at o'clock
there. will be a laymen's program
with opening services by Vicar
Ernest Philippi and prayer led by
Emil Lidke, Jr., elder. Scripture
reading will be by Elmer Peters,
trustee and The Lords Prayer
will be sung by Miss Betty. Luth-
er and Theophilus Fenker.
Following a history OF the Luth-
eran Church to be read by DR..
Clarence NJ. Loesell. elder. mem
bers of societies and organizations
Of 90 years ago will be presented.
After actual burning OF the mort
gage Vicar Ernest Philippi will
sing, Bless This House.
The history Of the Emmanuel
Lutheran Church is similar to that
OF many other congregations. When
the early pioneers first settled in
Michigan and in Washtenaw Coun-
ty many Lutherans were among
them. They were scattered through.
out the sparsely populated areas
and great difficulties were encount-
cred to get together for a meeting
place. Lutheran pastors were very
scarce in those days and the ini-
tiatiye in many cases rested with
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-29
See POINTS-.Page 5
Children Will
be at Parties

Children throughout the city will
be guests of the American Legion,
Kiwanis, and Rotary Clubs Satur-
day evening at their annual Halo
ween parties in city schools and at
Gilbert House. A committee of
Legionnaires. headed by Fred Lam
bert. Is handling arrangements for
the parties. Committee members
are James Warner, Paul Chapman.
and Ray Slough. Principals of
each school, assisted by teachers
and parents, are Planning the pro-
grams, and members of the three
sponsoring organizations will be
on hand Saturday evening TO help
direct activities.
Parties will be at Woodruff, Har-
riet, Prospect and Ypsilanti Ele-
mentary schools for children
through the sixth grade. With the
exception of the Harriet party.
which will be from 1880 to 10
o'clock. hours will be from I to
p. m. The programs in each school
will include the showing OF mo-
ton pictures. procured through
the Efforts Of Floyd Smith, Wood
ruff School principal, costume pa
rades, judging, and awarding OF
war stamp prizes, and serving of
refreshments Of cider and dough
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-29
Ration Books
May be Short

An imminent shortage OF ration
books was reported at Harriet
School this noon where there
seemed to be no decrease In the
rate OF applications and only 100
books left with which to meet the
demand. At other schools in the
city ration officials estimated that.
II there is a shortage, it will not be
of serious proportion.
The county rationing board In
Ann Arbor has been notified Of
shortage OF books in Milan. The
lack is accounted for by greater
increase in population than had
been estimated.
People who do not receive their
ration books today, will have to ap-
ply for them some time next week
at their local ration board.
OF the expected 10000 people
here who are to register for ration
book No. 4, 1900 have already
been taken care OF. The time for
ration book application expires at
eight O'Clock tonight.
$500 Issued
Eighty five hundred people ap-
piled for War Ration Book No. 4
at Willow Run Wednesday and
Thursday. leaving about sixty five
hundred people TO procure their
books today.
Distribution OF the books is pro-
ceeding smoothly and It is believed
that the usual last minute rush may
be partially eliminated by the mum.
Der OF volunteers and the coopera-
ton OF the tenants.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-29

New York. oct. 29-UP-W Wayne
Lonergan. calm and unperturbed.
was held under a formal charge OF
murder todsy--the murder OF his
pretty heiress-wiie, Patricia, whom
he confessed he beat and strsngled
during a Jealous argument in which
both accused the other OF infden.
ty and she refused to let him see
their lS-month-old son.
The 25-year-old RCAF aircrafts.
man, for two and a half hours and
in a steady mistaken voice. tod
authorities how he bludgeoned his
wife with eandlestick--it shatter-
ed--how he beat. her again with
another one, and then when she at
temuted TO rise again how he
strangled her with his hands.
After he finished the story. he
took a pen and in steady hand,
signed the statement that may
send him to the electric chair or
10 prison for life.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-29
See PARTIES-Page 5
Legacy Left
ForChurch

In the Tracy Towner will filed
Friday afternoon in probate court,
Ann Arbor, it was disclosed that
all OF his estate-valued upwards
of $50,000," will be left to the
Parish of st. Luke's Church after
the death OF Mr.. Towner's two Sis
tiers, Caroline L. Towner and An.
ma II. Towner.
The will stated that the trust.
proceeds OF which are to be used
for the care and support OF his
two sisters. shall cease at death,
and the remainder of the estate
be sold. The proceeds are to go
to the Parish OF st. Luke's, to be
used for the work and charity OF
the church as determined by a
vote OF the wardens and vestrymen.
John P. Kirk, executor. is to re-
ceive all the furniture and fixtures.
including a law library. in the Yp-
slant Savings Bank office of Mr..
Towner. Mr.. Kirk was given full
power to take charge Of the care
and management. selling, assign
ing and transferring OF the estate
without a license from court.
Mr.. Towner's sister. Caroline l..
Towner, is to receive all OF
the household goods. and Mr..
Towner's personal effects.
The two witnesses OF the will
are Ross r. Hall. and Glenn Z.
Groosbeck. both OF Ypsilanti.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-29
Points Set on
Jams, Meats
to be Lower

Washington. Oct. 2e-UP- The
Office OF Price Administration set
ration values OF four TO SIX points
a pound on newly-rationed jams
and jellies today. maintained the
value OF creamery butter at l6
points and raised margarine TO
six points a pound.
Fruit spreads, the latest addition
to the ration list, will go on sale
Sunday after a week-long freeze
imposed to prevent rush-buying and
to permit dealers to stock their
shelves. ~
The OPA ordered general reduc-
ton in meat ration values and in
creases in canned fruits in its
monthly readjustment to provide
for changes in the supply OF ra-
toned foods.
TIE OPA's actions were contain
ed in two separate orders. high
lights OF which were:
/. Reduction OF one to two
points per pound in AZ pork. veal
and lamb items due TO a six per
cent increase in the supply avail
able for November.
.. NJ change in beef points
because OF continued Army de
mands.
8. An increase of two points
for margarine and country butter
and one point for shortening and
oils due to heavy increases in con-
sumption caused by high butter
point values. Butter production is
"abnormally low, despite suspen-
sion of Army purchasing, with less
available to civilians in November
than - October.
4. Varying increases in point
values of canned or bottled apples.
berries, mixed fruits, pears and
pineapple because - supply short
age.
Marmalade Excepted
The weet spreads being rationed
include not only jams and jellies
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-29
Snow Will
be Removed

Equipment has been ordered aud
plans are being completed 10 hand
lie the snow at Willow Run so that
there need be no loss OF man hours
due 10 slowed traffic.
The first phase Of this program
will be keeping the roads open.
Flows will 60 into operation on
vital roads when the snow becomes
two inches deep. Heavier SHOWS
will be handled by loading and
hauling the snow away from con
gested areas. Two snow leaders
have been ordered 10 operate with
the trucks which are already avail
able.
For special snow removal from
such places as sidewalks, parking
lots and skating Kinks several
snow plows are under order. ap-
proyal OF the War Production
Board having already been receir.
ed.