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REPAIRS AND SERVICE

REPAIRS AND SERVICE tcont.
ELECTRIC REFRIGERATION repairs, al
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ELECTRIC WIRING. fixtures, sxtrs OUT
ELEc sIi cEeps5rs Go sa Ss h1.se: sDeeialty REGAL
FLOOR SANDING an and re refnishins. hi sssa Waxing
and e9 dos SIesnlng; saNb;,SSn SSsn BARR, zT: 1857
service. COLEMAN. RE- sSaa sasz Or kA DtSaS' ssaS.
EssoE e s4sDIHG 81 psio FARE sA s75s hoAD HoOs
FLOOR SANDING fnishing. by experts:
TuaTsntseo rn1 g % york a reasonable prices, L.
dENERAHIi H REPxiRs-pl.st.ring. cement
w@sserproofng. va csrpentering; furn. repaired;
TSsf oSs sxg ,Sans.n.s x.s Il
sn.d IN. 'ts e., Says TS dase se ali kind idols sharp
PxiNTiNG nsperins oil niasterins erin 's2t and floor
sanding; quality workmanship; white me-
PAINTING. exterior. interior; pu Pont
prompt 3 service COLEMAN. RE. s4s4, IS.
psirs HulMG ansefS5. h. oss esssr'0r roof re-
Rosb hos o b or io ;apdpf PR eAss a4ss
V5osS CO.. ss,neRs os cn'
PAINrING-PAPERING Call Shepherd
PAINTING AND rApER1NG, quick service.
aS pe! room! iss4 WA .s.hssis, os suntsss 8 t"o ps'
pAsrRyNc perH T2Sc suara9tssd MI 9t Michiran 53I5
PAPERISG AND PAINTING; prompt serv-
FArEsMiSsc MS R1GE HND s. flaming, 2esa Al work
estimates free. Call Mr. BECKETT. DU
P.AsTER brick @ cement; asFstens xoss,
QUICK 81 cs1l lRiooFNG SERVICE. leaks. slate,
cnnProN E EEutsefaing and spoutins Can
RADIOS REPAiRED,i all electric appliances:
RxfREss SsrR Ro fssd fST SpAs f Ss
f9 sS5,So sos ,ks1sEEs kksR1HsdEE ss & ~: Nv IA n :sIs
0Feff fTdsy nlDcdrY and saaadss RAR.o
REFRHfGSiERRAToR REPAIR SPECIALISTS,
feDairns or nsulaton MGrfa Gaao
sei eai MooRs Soeisfle oI Torf 4ss Rpr'hes in
REPAIRS B. ,as on beIt-drlven units. DI. oIe2,
REPAIR WORK and house wiring, extra
oase plues ard switches. Have your vases
electric irons repaired Your neaffi Old lamps nne
WORK. y. a. MUDDlMAN co. 911 @ st.
NV. Ma. 014O and 2622
REPAIR YOUR ROOF now Roof coating,
gutterinE, spouting; prompt service. COLE
Man, Re S4S4 or Ma 8647. 90
ROOFING. timing, painting. Gutterina
and, spouting. Call MR.. sHIPLEY. GE.
SEWING MACHINEs--Guaranteed repairs
on any make. Adjusting and oiling, 81
Parts and supplies for all machines. Sew
ing machine dept. 3rd floor. s. KANN
SONS CO, District 1900
SEWING MACHINE REPAIRS-We inspect,
Oil and adjust any make machine. 69c
Replacement parts for all make machines
Famous New Home sales and service
THE PALAIS ROYAL. sewing machines,
TILE AND MARBLE REPAIRS by experts.
also new tile installations. Call Mr.. LOM-
BARDO. Adams 1901: ewes. HO. 1891
VENETIAN BLINDS repainted. retaped
recorded. PARK ave. WA. 440S.
VENETIAN BLINDS cleaned, csc. Up to
3 1T. wide and it. long. Have your blinds
thhoeroughly cleaned By our modern ma
AWNING CO.. 2O21 18th st. NV. DU.
WASHING MACHINE, Bendix specialist
and all makes repaired. ACTION SERVICE
WASHING MACHINES. service on ali
makes; estimates free. CAPITOL WASHER
q APPLIANCE SHOP. $40 Upshur NV.
ia 3O3q
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SITUATIONS MEN.
BOY, II, experienced. wishes work il
ooys camp during August. MI. 3623.

poi' - experienced. wishes work in
ooys camp during August. MI. 3623.
BUSINESS REPRESENTATIVE and Expe-
diter.,Experience as Govt. attache. also as
manuiacturers agent and sales negotiator
knoWledge OF both Spanish and Portu-
gueSe. Age A. married minimum salary,
sbiHoo sbit;ts Must reside in Washineton Avail
ineton 4. D. c
DRUMMER, white. wants steady work in
Adams 1740. ..
5000 appearance, wants a permanent posi-
store salesman; also experienced in credit
and not afraid of long hours. BOX sh-V,
Star. or call Union 1925. 30'
released; executive, administrative abiii-
ties. Knowledge claims. govt ms, allot-
ments. contract. renegotiations. etc. Re-
plies confidential. Box 150-V, Star. 3O'
OFFICE MGR. 35. 4-F. ia yrs exp.
credits. collections, correspondence, sales.
knowledse kT e,y bookkeeping; has, car. GE.
PASo aS tff fEsrpR Bos sSsy sa5 Ntb
Solovox, attachment. would like 3 nights
Phone BOB CARRIER, WO. 1921.
UNION notwithstanding room fore
reliable; would be interested in possibility
OF investing in and becoming partner of
YOUNG MAN, so, sble to work to 8
hours after 5 pm, all sunday. wants eve
ming work in radio or home appliance
repair shop: good working knowledge; Box
BY EXPERIENCED cHAUFFER drivers
expected, Box 146-V. Star. 3O'
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BOATS.

3s-FT. CABIN CRUISER, sleeps 4. galley.
toilet, Packard marine conversion; fully
e91ipsed s111 located in D. C.. $500 . Be. .ox
oUTBOARD RuNABoUT. IS foot, 1s-h.p.
motor. Al condition, $3.50 cash. Temple
oITBoARD MOTOR, ship. Gales. CAN
AID. S6Is
WANTED-Outboard motors. resardless Of
we OF condition: cash for same 1877
CRUISER, "a #. raised deck doubl.
cabin. sleeps q; twin engines, Delco.
trigidaire; perfect mechanical condition;
needs paint Sl.5O0 OSCAR HARTGES
BOAT YARD, Galesyille, Md.
FOR SALE. perfect condition, late-model
johnson Seahorse. 10-h.p. outboard, S149:
NO. 1924
CABIN CRUISER, 7o-h p, Kermath marine
heavy duty motor, 30 ft long, IL 1T beam.
Greenbelt 44s1 until g am. SUNDAY,
Boat can be seen any time Sunday at
Ihomas N Deals wharf, Deale;, Nc.
RUNABOUT, 49,, practically new. ma
hosany deck and windshield, ideal for in or
outboard motor: $3.50 without motor. See
steward. Corinthian Yacht Club 3n'
FOR sALE-sail for moth. Hurst, 2 years
OUTB0ARD MOTOR, Champion, 2s-hp.
used few times. $40 cash. 6O2 Jackson
ST. West Fails Church. Va 3Os
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COLUMBIA RID. NV, 1s34-Men. s5 so
TX, ssle rms, clean cool cool. Insulated: 10 min.
ias rSYnoR sGntSR'fsls sT SW2ntss.s ssss tss9
mspt 1s,h room roc piddls-ased LADY. no cooking.
ned i0 pr~at. H fGo home: i0 SIS en-; esc.ll.ns
p6PoST aRas AP 1ss7 s74s sis. .Ls 1s.
a. rm.: sgl beds. shower; select clientele'
seorT Rso 3nl' c1Re1f sc aeos Ssrc.-pl..san. room.
cross vent, next bath: l or 2 gentlemen.
In i, refined gentle apt; % no othsr 1sd roomers' %
ss PI only double ,1ss5 ICONS
twin beds: s4.oo each; single, $500 per
HOTEL I4aoR. L. AVE. N.w.---Larrs. airy
bedrooms. maid service: convenient transp.i
puPoSr Ic1RcLE. solS Q .t-B..yt,tuly
aoxs or ~ M ): reasonable. H'0l n
THE CHURCHILL, I74o st. n.v.-sinsls
eios aGG'' lst st 81 ST. Nv l.rs. room. and
issa K STn ST. S.w,-cool. clean .ne com.
Portable fort, double front room single beds.
BEAUTIFUL, bright, cool, nicely furnished
ao KENNEDY l0fsIed ST. NWLsTss sse4 from.
room, southern exposure; unlimited phons;
DhPoNT Circle X iSoa conn .LLsrs.
room, End floor: twin beds. running
TssssI ssas EYI siTEe sT Nw-pouole room With
private bath, s45; also large single room.
S25 monthly.
near BATH block tn tfaa.p oo1Sa .enle@en
LARGE, COMFORTABLE BEDROOM. cross
home; NV. section: gentleman; $40. OR.
PE:TWoRTH.Lars.t =: front room, next bath:
$40 mo. 47l7 4th st. NV, RA 1880.
bath; convenient transportation; s25 mo-;
D0wNTowSS. DOW ssss pl; n;x.-slsspin,s ,a
| lounge and telephone: may consider ar
r;l1s range eSGkns EEL S,sa privilege in rooms for
ccooMFoETABfLsY' fs' FURNISHED ROOM. pri.
vats bath; splendid nsn transportation; sentls-
ssth AND T SIS. N.w.-sinsl. room. new
furniture, inner-spring mattress: near
TRANSFORMATION; private home. OR. 4s13
iasss sasss slRs2RD Rs22 ST. NV, near 14th-
large closets: attractively furnished, newly
fAsHfs sna Dfn'tNs f en AR deab sS
$ RSsn. sisis' SSss 70 issh and
isa.. lsia 81; ST. NV; Apt; s1,lL.,s. La, front bed:
bGPoSf Sshftsfn c1seLE. I'll sI 1922 81. nvLssSin.,.
venient to downtown; 81 week. Also l.h.f.
E1om E,n Il, refsisersticn, 80:
.2a6 oUE ST. NW.MPrivate home: ansls
room. next to bath, s26 per month: een.
Iasi WHITTIER ST. NV. of 18th St
Girl to share front room with another gen.
tile girl, private home. twin beds, private
Msn1wer; MT =; 6ash, 9 NV YnliT: phone =.
1901 7th ST. N.W.-Httractive large room.
for or 3. comfortable year around, pri-
yate bath bath with shower stall detached gen.
DUPONT "ss.'hsP GIRcLE, hsIs ,sth s St Sson. Nv
Double room. for ladies: twin beds, run.
nns Tass5 rssRY neri f. 0sfsW SWMsst.r
With porch, next bath; very clean, private
trsnsn nomso s3T p9ntn; s1n gentleman; 14th st.
St. n.w,@Larss, pleasant room, eued scresned
porch: detached home, "a block Conn. Ave:
ssSssA ssssSsss MxsAs: SaA AVE, NV. Apt. ss-rv,.
iss;s: On: or 'SS ':'sss'' .Sss::s
iTss LANIER rI. NV. between 18TH 81 ana
Coiumois rd~sinsle front room for quiet.
;ssss sss p.p 'as e.. RSash %S Ho ssC s..,.
S & aissI esH sT NwAss4 D ss41 th.r. .o
Govt girls interested in vel iyrnishsd.
RA. 6Hs2 ewes, and Sun. SItS
I2@5 L ST. NV, Apt. <I-Clean studio
room TO quiet people. kitchen priviieGeS1
waking distance; elevator.
CONTINUED on Next Paa01
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SITUATIONS WOMEN.

ATTRACTIVE young lady desires evening
enmployment from ,sasesetarial to hat.
CLERK-TYPIST, Government. wants part
time work after pm. with business nrm
COUNTER GIRL. colored, II, desires en-
s9css; S,,rTIy1n TyiniGad 3so1;
ment, -stenogTaphy: can work only part
time (5-day, 30-hour week., but am eager
to do a a. Job that counts and am sure with
do almost equivalent Of full-time work In
this time, Box 137-v, Star. so.
GIRL, colcred, prefers job senior. typist,
paid paid experience d5 salary. ss5 week. Co
GIRL GIRL desires evenings work, s to 10,
ehildrsn's care or housework. Call HI.
GIRL; colored. neat, with experience on
electric sewing machine. wants Job helping
seamstress. MI. 1851. Call l2 to 800.
GIRL, colored, exp, wishes lob As waitress
IN restaurant or lunchroom. Call LU
NURSE, graduate. Doctors references. de-
slres 10 or u hour Gay duty; well trained
Call Ii. 5071 any time.
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SITUATIONS WoMeh tcor,. I,

HgRgE. coieged experienced. DE eple:
teacher, desires temporary clerical job
until Aug 81: preferably "a day Saturday;
salary, Ssb week. Shepherd 1872, to
SEChETARY- srENoGRAPHER, eficient,
experienced. references; permanent: S45
,wk. Apt. No. 4. 1885 18th NV, Do. 1871.
sTENoGRAPHER. versatile. 10 yrs. ex-
perisncs; ,etainer fee or hourly basis;
TEAMED PRHcTIcAL NiufRssE, eolored,
references. Call Trinidad 1897.
TYPlNG, temporary part time. day or eve
nans; psnt ssgs so3s clerical or selling Cal! sPu-
TYPING AT HOME. any kind 0. work, IA
years, ys..tnt dSy,t 9gds and business exper,snce-
WOMAN. settled. dependable. wants en-
lime work in exchange for room and
Housekeeping priyils; Please give informa :
ton, address and tel. no. Box 106-v. Star.
9Ss
WOMEN, middle-ased, refined, competent,
desires take complete charge nearby sub
urban urban or country home; no small children
Clebe 1878, Box I36-V, Star. 30s
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HELP WOMEN.

ASSISTANT FLOOR MANAGER for lingerie
ne. or s3o7 Georzia ave, Silver sprins
BEAUTIC!ANs l2l. experienced S4o per
ysek I,V and s9B Mss p FRANCES T PEE
BEAUTICIANS (2l, $50 week and COM
mission. Apply 1922 10th st. NV. RE.
BEAUTY OPERATOR, s or 6 day week;
S45 plus commission. CARMEL BEAUTY
SHOP 6207 Georgia ave, NV
salary, Sat. afternoon off; air-conditioned
salon. EMILE, ,JR" 1858 Georgia ave-,
Silver Spring. Nd.
BEAUTY OPERATOR, excellent salary and
commission, r-conditioned shop; full or
part time. LILLIAN CRAMER, 1115 18th
BooKKFEPER- R-sTENoGRAPHER: perma-
nent position. with construction company;
essential work; excellent salary to rient
IOlO Vermont ave. RE. 1900.
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FARM 3 GARDEN.

GARDEN TOOLS, used in excellent con :
dition Picks with new handles, 81. .O6:
shovels 81 25; wheelbarrows, So 80; mat
tecks with, new handles. 81 .05: hoes With
ne, handles S1.05, Complete Garden
tic 400 Free delivery, Hechineer Co.
sODDING, planting, topsoil. grading trim.
ming and spraying shrubbery. HOWARD
LANDSCAPE, Ii. O4s6
GARDEN CoNsTRUCTIoN.seedins. sod.
walks. terrace, walls. lily pools. specimen
eyergreens. trees, shrubs for foundation
planting, hedges. flowers, myrtle for shady
spots; tree surgery. trellis and arbor con-
Struction. spraying maintenance, power
lawn mower roller waterproofing. general
repairs. painting. Wondergro, the ideal
summer plant food and lawn mulch, saves
water makes poor soils good and good
soils better, SIS ton delivered. Free
LANDSCAPING AND GARDENING, tree
surgery; 81 years experience; all work
guaranteed; no work too large or too
small Kensineton l13-W
TREES REMOVED. SPRAYING. seeding top-
soil, fertlising, evergreens trimmed; COM
plete Landscape services. Call OR. 1877. 3s
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

GIRL teolored), cleaning doctors ONCE or
NV, 3 hrs, six MORNINGS wk: $1,000
and carfare. Dupont 4910 VIVIAN)
call IL pm. to Z pm
GIRLS. 2 colored, want days work. Phone
District 67s7.
MAN and WOMAN. colored, housecleaners;
ooth professional workers. Reasonable
rates. Lincoln 67SS. 3Os
PLAIN COOKING and general housework,
living quarters for self and husband tcol-
ored). WA 6297.
WOMAN. aged. settled, colored, wants to
take care home; stay nights; of Sundays.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES

PVT. INSTRUCTION, small classes grades
II; qualified teachers. Open Sept 26.
On bus and car line DE. 1057. 81
QUICK rev ew coutse IN shorthand, tyne
writing Bookkeeping, calculating machines
New classes now starting Enroll at BOYD
SCHOOL 1872 st MA 1888
SUMMER SCHOOL-Beginners' and re-
fresher courses in shorthand. typins, book
Keeping. Eng. vocabulary building. comp
tometer. New classes now starting. In
MA o33S -"
Evening star., 1944-07-28
CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK.

RIDING HORSES. saddles and brides for
sale. SH. 6626. 10S15 Old Bladensburg
rd.. Silver Spring, Md
RIDING HORSE, thoroughbred geldins.
l6lz hands, nashy. Call Silver Spring
RIDING HORSE. gentle. for sale: best
offer. 1919 Edmonston ave, Hyattsville,
Mo WA. 26T3
HORSES BOARDED, stalls available,
corral for exercise, close to miles of bride
trails through Fort Dupont Park. HI.
05 w.
regular weekly disposal; $3.50 ton load.
HI. 05l1-W.
MARES. team. gray, ] l and IL years old.
$500: one saddle horse. S15. w H, DUN
LAP. lSRI Wyoming ave NV
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IMIscELLANroUs WANTrD tcsat.,

Es. Il YEAR. once Msshins Corp, Bond
Bldg: cor. 14th and ~ Y. ave. RE. 2s2s.
cWensisio C top price, Glebe 1895: 80.
party; sood sd7 condition: will pay cash.
WASHING MACHINE, electric. good con-
dition, needed By serviceman's family with
two small children. Falls Church 2016-M.
HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID for all
kinds Of fans. NEW YORK JgWELFY CO..
727 7th st. NV.
WANTED furnishinss Of 2lbedrm. apt. In
up TO date building In good NV. section.
Evening star., 1944-07-28

EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS.

STENOGRAPHERs QD, 25 perm. a. temp.
vacation opens IA wks., S40-S5O wk
steno-dic, IN Spanish, postwar aviation
$500 start, stenoe, shir bldg. S45 wk.
stenog., congressional, $500: typists. sc
wpm., 500 wk. New openings every few
minutes. Est. 27 yrs, Visit BOYD SERV.
ICE, 1893 st. topp. Capitol Theater)
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POULTRY 9 EGGS,

BABY CHICKS, teeo ana poultry supplied.
ME- nnSo
DOMESTIC RABBITS. dressed fryers. all
white meat. better than chicken. 65c per
ID. delivered. Call WI $3.50 3ns
LAYING BENS, Is. for sale English Leg
horns; Sl.50 each. Phone Falls Church
2SH5-W
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COAL. WOOD. FUEL OIL.
ROOMS Observation-Disclosures,

CORDWOOD, IL. "a and 80 in lengths;
prompt delivery: buy now before supply
is gone. e. CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO,
Ma. 9I0T. Noh N ave NV
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MOTOR TRAVEL,
PERSONAL

WILL DRIVE, HELP DRIVE, share ex-
penses, San Francisco, Aug | or later
Phone NO. 129S, MRS FORD
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MEN-Here is your opportunity to get
into essential work Safeway offers you
immediate jobs in the Food Distribution
Industry which has been designated 'Lo-
cally Needed" by the war Manpower Com
mission. Food clerks, meat clerks, meat
cutters, warehouse order aSsemblers, freight
car unloaders truck leaders. porters
Experience not required in most Jobs
Good starting salary. Convenient hours
Vacations and holidays with pay.
These are permanent Jobs with a real
future. II you are not now in war work
YOU will get real personal satisfaction
from working in an activity which is IN
support of National Health. Safety and
Interest. Apply SAFFWAY EMPLOYMENT
OFFICE. 4th and 7 SIS. n e
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-06-26
Kidnaper Of
Shot

Marion Buczynski. %, one OF the
two conyicts responsible for the
kidnapping OF Ann Arbor patrol.
man George Stauch, last June 10,
was dead today. having been shot
early Sunday morning by a De
troit police officer as he was al
tempting to rob a Grand River
Ave bar. Buczynski was sound
dead IN an alley near the bar
with Patrolman Stauchs empty
gun lying at his side, after he
was shot twice by Ernest Bolt
Detroit officer who was off duty
Patrolman Bolt stated be had heard
Nate Diamond, the barkeeper, ex-
claim, Don't shoot. and noticed
Buczynski with a pistol in his
hand He drew his own revolver,
and fired at him twice
Buczynski with his companion.
Nelson King. escaped June 10 from
the states new Youth Detention
Camp at Cassidy Lake where they
were serving terms on robbery
armed charges. They had over.
powered Patrolman Stauch when
he arrested them on suspicion, and
left him bound and gagged in an
unoccupied house near here. They
escaped into Detroit with the Ann
Arbor police car. Stauchs gun and
uniform. The car was found the
following day abandoned in a va
cant lof In nafrpft
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-06-26
Tin, Paper Will be
Collected in July

Residents are being urged 10 con
tinue their efforts toward the saw
ing Of tin and waste paper. as city
wide salvage collections OF both
materials are planned for July.
The tin collection vii be Thurs.
day. July s. and the paper eoliec-
ton is expected TO follow shortly.
Tin cans are to be cleaned. de
labeled. hattened. and placed in
containers on curbs where they
will be removed by city employees.
Keep Path, Buy More Bonds
LAUNCH PROGRAM
Grand Rapids. Mich. June rs
AP-A Christian citizenship" pro-
gram committing CONGREGATIONAL
lists throughout the nation to work
for Just and cooperative world
order was launched today follow
ing the dedication OF world COM
pact signed by more than 10000
persons We pray that our ma
ton shall help 10 establish an in
ternatiOnal organization for tho
better ordering OF the interdepen1-
ent life Of nations. the preserva.
ton Of peace with justice, and this
furtherance Of general good OF all
peoples the compact. dedicated
az the church's biennial meeting
here last night declared Unto
this great task We. commit our
wills and our ways
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-06-26
Political Group to Hold
Convention in Lansing

Ann Arbor. Mich. June 26-AP
The Michigan Commonwealth
Federation, the states latest po-
litical group, will hold a conven-
ton in Lansing, July Is, 90 and 80,
at which it will decide whether
to enter a slate of candidates for
state offices in the November
election.
Announcement OF the convention
plans was made at meeting here
Sunday Of the party's state COM
mittee. Mathew Hammond, tenn
porary chairman, said the common
wealth Federation would be pre-
pared to file necessary petitions
by July 5 on proposals for a uni
form tax law and abolition of the
state sales tax.
Hammond added that Michigan
Commonwealth Federation clubs.
composed largely of farmers unions
and organized labor groups have
been organized in 81 Michigan
counties, mainly in the southern
part Of the lower peninsula below
the Bay City-Muskegon line.
Keep Faith, Buy More Bonds
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-06-26
Yanks at Cherbonrg Waterfront
Ford Nearing
5000 Planes
in Plant Here

The Ford Willow Run Bomber
Plant in operation less than two
years. mas reached a production
record OF one bomber every hour
and "withinr-rewd DAYS" will turn
out its 5,oO0th B-24 Consolidated
Liberator tour-enginc | bomber. IL
was disclosed today
The 5,000th hea"y weight will
roll of the assembly line fully
equipped to spread death and des.
truction over the far-fluns battle
fronts like its predecessors.
Authoritative sources said pro
duction got underway at the eN-
tensively-tooled plant of the Ford
Motor Company in September
1912, when only a handful OF the
powerful Liberators were turned
out during the ensuing months
However, more than half OF the
record production that increased
rapidly since that date has been
achieved since January. 1914. in
what an official spokesman termed
AN unprecedented surge" which
has brought the assembly line pro-
duction rate to approximately one
bomber every hour.
The 5000 mark TO be reached
soon represents 5000 planes
flown from the plant ready for com
bat duty and less than 1000 ship
ped in knockdown form to the Dou
glas Aircraft Corp. Tulsa, Okla
and Consolidated Nultee Aircraft
Corp. Fort Worth, Tex, for as.
sembly
Tie Ford Company announced
several weeks ago that Willow Run
would he the exclusive producer
OF the B-2i and that all planes
will be assembled fully and flown
from the plant The system Of
knock down" shipments TO other
assembly plants will be discarded
Fifty per cent OF all Willow Run
production has been accepted by
the Army Air Forces after initia
test flights. and none has been re
jected. However. in early produc
ton stages "a many as 10 test
flights were required before tn,
AAF would accept delivery
Despite the cresoendoing produc
ton, Willow Run employs 1900
fewer workers than a year ago ant
$4,000 fewer than anticipated EN-
ployment requirements. Approxi
mately 10000 persons are employ
ed in all departments.
Keep Faith, Buy More Bonds
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-06-26
Supervisors
Study Future

Communications on post war
planning received by the Board OF
Supervisors during their morning
session in the Ann Arbor court
couse today were referred TO the
postwar planning committee, head
ed by Carl Mast
The bond and insurance commit
tee was instructed to cover the
county. Ann Arbor, Willow Run
and Ypsilanti Health Department
workers with liability insurance.
Two delegates are 10 be named
to represent the county board on
tho Michigan State Association OF
Supervisors at two meetings One
OF the meetings will be joint
meeting with the Welfare Commits
sion on August &. g. and 10. and
the other. to b. ir Lansing, will he
called when the governor calls the
legislature in special session
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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-06-26
Driver med.
Three Injured,

Watt Hartley, %. 24sS T. Michi-
gan Ave, was ordered to pay $50
or serve so days in county Jail
when ne was arraigned today be-
fore Justice A. NJ. Vanderbilt on
charges OF reckless driving which
grew out OF an accident Saturday
evening in which three persons re-
ceived injuries.
According to city police the auto
mobile driven by Hartley and own
ed by Victor Warren, went through
stop street. at the intersection OF
Cross st. and Hamilton St, crash
ing into and overturning a car
driven by Walter F. Chadwick. "A
n. Grove st. The injured included
Mrs. Chadwick, who received fact
al decorations, Margaret Kerr, IA
y. Grove St, who received chest
injuries. and Mr., Chadwick, who
received three broken ribs. All
three were treated at Boyer Hos
pital and released.
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