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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-04-08
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

COUPLES OR GIRLS, full home privileges;
on car line; unlimited phone: board OPP
PELIGHTFULf H fDSfns in Chew Sie Chase. 1
hlock from bus; la>ye, double room, ad-
i9in nios bath nthG also single excellent food
Girl T1 70 SHARE ROOM with another.
Navy Dept, and Pentason Blds GIL. i205.
1922 1922 PERRY PL; NV: Of 14th--2nd-hoor
week conVerted sleeping porch with meals.
les PARK f RD. N.w.-vacancy for man
CHEVY CHEZ; cHa5AsE@Beautitul home, excellent
5 dkifhE E 60 MIS- sssd S3S1Ean
$S: IT s;wx tas,Rs Soldiers
ROOM AND BOARD to of woman mar who is un-
is in MAKE The e seT1ce with No wife o6 SaHss
to small baby FR. 1913 after Ho 0 PM.
21O7 S ST. NV.
Share room suitable another girl Iargs
room twin beds; switchboard service:
WholeSome meals: cow. transp.; reas.
NEW HAMPSHIRE HOUSE
-,, Two vacancies for men in this populs,
New Hampshire ave. NV
MARTHA WASHINGTON
SEMINARY, 364O 18th ST. CO. O2e4.
For duration, boarding dept open to
paving guests: large double rooms only.
ROOM WITH BOARD WANTED.
YOUNG LADY wants single room and
beard, or double, with British girl Vicinity
n
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POULTRY e. EGGS

BABY CHICKS, feed and poultry supplies
James Feed Store, Inc, $40 St NV.
HATCIING EGGS, giant White Jerseys,
Eai Of al GHIcEeqs ten cents each
EASTER CrIICKS and duckHnps, newly
15S-W judge Hunt. Poets odcc, West
MontGomerv, ave Rockville, Nj
ROCKS, Reds, Leghorns, White Rocks, So
Der hundred egch Wed Annandalc Poultry
Fern; r F. d, = box 54S, Fairfax, Va
POULTRY HOUSES, delivered within ~
.mUes Of city, $40 20 up. VIII build to
your specifications No money down one
year to pay, Annandale Poultry Farm
30 LAYING White Laghorn bullets, excel
lem sLock 500. Vienna, Va. Phone
CHICKS. depend able, New Hampshire and
Rock. Priced to make you a profit j B
Henry, East Falls Church, Va. Falls
Church 3IS
/ CHICK STARTING battery James Wayl
can. 500, weeks $40; coal Oil incu.
hator. cap, $50 eggs, $40 A j. Meier
Comus' Md Phone Poolesville 2o72. 9s
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

BOOMING HOUSE For SALE, Near ON
&1e II SITS. II e.--S rooms gross income
occupies Other rooms. rental! SGu Owner
.ea EinR city Priced right for immediate
sac For further Information eal ID
BOOMING HOUSE, 10 rms, u, baths.
H-car garage Victory garden; SI15 cash
Riff. ~ TsTS So Anvil 4 !, r 4gi9
Ruin has made plenty Of hits. and 20 viii
or new patent folding fans ard also
g aai ElsVer I'm aoTeLLSinE novelties. Ray
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT desires Office win
Gons.aer buyn2 eslaDl he'd practice, strict
~ confidential. Box 25H-C, Star. o.
WANTED concession on chcCkfoCIp. The
hlEnef II come hc b.tter / Ike it,. Cash
q terms contract or lease All drlnKe
AID. sos. ''0''''''S' -
B BARE SHOP gnd beauty parlor, I'M
ac% Wai e ' PeoS I45 Shi Pariy Opposite
MG. owner, Sligo SJ5l
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LADY desires unfurnished room in apt in
apt. bldg, kitchen privileges, northwest
section: preferably Conn. ave. vicinity.
FURNISHED ROOM with respectable fam
iy for. two colored girls; privileges 725
18th st ne. Call 6 O'Clock ewes es
GENTLEMAN Of refinement wants spa
cious room and bath in private. quiet
home, near Capitol. Box $3.50. Star los
ONE OR TWO furnished rooms; walking
Instance from Library Of Congress; pref
erably with .kitchenette: two to four mos.
mature professional couple. Box 3O4 C,
REFINED YOUNG LADY desires sinsIs
room. with or without kitchen privileges.
or small furnished apartment in good
nelghoorhood. preferably Brishtwood, Chill
lum or Petworth sections. Full particulars
desired. EoE 479-B Star. o.
COLORED-Refned couple wants large or
small apt. or house. ia. p435
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

ACCORDION and saxoph0ns wanted. state
price. Box BID. Star
ADDING MACHINE wanted nv nrivate
party: will pay cash; state price and par
tiGulaT5; Box 420-B, Star l6'
ADDING MACHS., Gale. typeWr., all kinds
Of office equip, any cond; TOP price maid
sun and ewes. CO. 1925; wk. DI. 1872
ADDING MACHS., calc., typeWr. ali kinds
OF office equip, any Cond top price paid
Sun and ewes. co. 1925: wk,, DI. 12iS,
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NAVY OFFICERS WIFE wishes ride 10 10.
Angeles around ADriI ] a. share expense.
Hu~ d'viU". GF 500 81
LEAVING FOR MIAMI, FLA, Sunday, 9th
b re room for 3 people Call GE. 1896
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THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. C.
CATTLE AND LIVE SToCA

HORSES BOARDED or pastured. $40 acre.
biuesraasSs N. Simpson. Tho Plains
SADDLE. English. and bride: i pony
saddles and brides. 1907 Fairfax dr..
Arlington, Va %
Nd. Silver Spring OBl9.
EILLY' bay; olack points 3 yssrs old,
Apply on sun, Mrs. John Clark, Eoute /.
Woodward I'd, Uppe~ Marlboro. MA
1 TEAM BLACK MARES, : and 4 year.
old; work in any harness; weigat roc
each Call SH 9044
HORSE, MULES. PoNIES-Some matched
teams, some cheap horses and pTiles and
riding horses some mule colts; new and
used harness, saddles and bridley, every.
| thing for horse, everything scd on a
guarantee Rear 136 18th St. SEE
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BOATS.

LIFT. LYMAN BOAT and 33-hp. Evin-
RUDE motor. both like new. EN-. 1858
CRAY MARINE ENGINES: . light fours;
s. King Fulton, Inc, sos Maine ave, s.w.
Elk. 3406,
80 RICHARDSON; 26' Little Giant Rich
ardSon; 20 Chriscraft runabo 10 Dodge
runaoout; s. oridge-deck cruiser; 20
Wheeler Playmate "a sedan cruiser; 43
cutter; 81 yawl: %, sloop; so sloop.
NATIONAL MOTOR BOAT SALES.
500 Maine Ave SW. %
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Sl1O PER MONTH,
SITUATIONS MEN.

ATOR-EXECUTIVE, As, ex-
empt, over 20 years executive experience,
recently returned overseas, now available.
Please give details, permanent or temDo-
raTy. Box 4S4-B, Star. O.
GARDENER, lifetime exp, under glass, out
doors: single, go anywhere; best reference;
no membranes. Call NE. 6044, or 4 "
REPRESENTATIVE univer-
sity. graduate, . years Govt, exp. desires
MAN reliable middle-aged, wants employ
ment. Box 476-B, Star. s.
MUSICIAN, excellent violinist, wishes
doubles drum. Evenings, ia 6S91.
PREMEDTCAL STUDENT with experience
in hospital work desires part-time employ
mant. with modest living accommodations.
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HELP DOMESTIC Cont.

MAID, part time. Conn, ave, i DAYS.
WORKING mother; child n nursery eXpcr
SSi5n S Sha'0 esrtars E On - 6o! 3 '''''SS'
| MAID ior : " II, small APP, in ATllnston;
| hours, 9 20 ., half day Sa' urday; TO Sun.
! Gall bet. . and - N. CHI. 1o12.
| MAID, coloreo. reliable, care of ,.mo. old
b. BY, must furnish reference. EX. 594s
MAID for cooking and cleaning 3 after
moons week. Chevy Chase, d. C. EN-.
NURSE for month-.ld infant, references
| required; live IN; SlI5 mo, Emerson
NURSEMAID, care of . children. light
| houseWQrE own room, no family cooking.
NURSfMAID, White, 50 week; to care for
Is children. aged l. 2ll ana yrs, w9i!s
parent, work; live in, no housework. Gail
FART TIME Girl, Bethesda, Md. must
some IRONING days weekly l-6 PM:
PART TINE MAID, afternoons, SD week
and carfRTe: no cooking or Washing. Silver
Spring, Md, Phone 81. $500, ......
WOMAN, white. general helper for Baptist
| Home: Christian atmosphere, home en-
| Vironmeny, living accommodations. 3@4S
\ s.. NV, Phone MI, 2lG..
WOMAN, colored, preferably 40 or oyer,
| adults. no laundry; live in; private room
and bath; salary will be adjusted salts
WOMAN, coI9red, relia6.e, for cooking and
h v. and help win CHILDREN; live IN, good
81
WOMAN. white, as mothers helper to as
sist in care of 3 children, light duties,
excellent home sleep in; other help. EN-
$500
WOMAN, cook and general houseworE
| new well -eQulpped home on bus line IN
Maryland suburbs, stay some NIGHTS: =
| in family, We are out OF town l. OF the
th 1's Teitoble; $50 Week Box &C
Sib[y,,x ,r,,;+, ,,;,,a,o-,,,od c,,,rist,o,,
MuhHN' My, lilLuGit ~, 10 10 =
w0 Io ives "a cig S on66
G ,Sn quarters. EN-; ILL.,. ,,o.o.
keepinr snd care of children live IN
| GOOD home to reliable party Union l19S,
f99fi3g Fet cH Arlington Wages sat
WOMAN, white gh.w. and laundry, for
small family: excellent salary: refs. re-
oured, Phone TIE 80 bet; 6-S pm,
piete charge Of 4Toom apaTtment no
f9PSne or 9nhfE Gsh e. 10 ae Son9 sb
uahF care o. S'lta I say !aVT n! 99uiS
WSo9SM gay gay on 81 S2 SeeS dsy vs.
Taylor $685.. .,,,,,..., ,u,.
housework and help care for ; children;
no laundry: room ard board and small
s ss5 MONTH I've in Care for Young baby
and 90 light ,housew9rrk; other help en-
Naval OFFICER and wife desire colored
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ROOMS FURNISHED.
Southwest and Souyha,.S

11e1 BRANCH AVE. sE.-Nevly furnished
room in private home, single bed $40
month; FIR. 1881.
and Navy Yard. Trinidad 6312.
BIG 9TH ST. S.E.-Front upstairs room for
rent, use Of kitchen; girls to share, or
NEAR NAVY YARD, 1853 18th st. Sc
Large front double. adj. bath, plenty hot
Water' unhm. phone. excel beds and furn.
1883 E. CAPITOL ST.-Lge. It. fr. room,
suitable 3 girls: also sgle. or dbl. room
Laundry rae: uni. phone; ex. transp. Call
Sunday or after $50 pm weekdays o.
ROOMS UNFINISHED.
2 LARGE UNFURN. ROOMS, kitchen. pyt
path. neat, gas: adults. AT 0S00
ROOMS FURN g uNEuRk.
II 9Th ST. NE unfurnished room
and furnished rooms. o.
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REPAIRS AND SERVICES.

ALTERATIONS and repairs by experienced,
BRIckE es1Ssi ma fireplace 'lS and chsmneys
built and repaired; Al Fagnani WI. 1921
shifting reversing worn stair carpet: re-
verse LIVING T rugs: rugs bound, also Gus
Iom ,i TlndoW cornices: 23 Yrs experience
CdNTRR9A1cToR of brlckwork and repair.
Il. sO27: George W. Henson, jr., 5000
ELEcfRIc REPAIRS, extra outlets in
ELECTRIC REPAIRS, D1. Ol22. Extra
outlets installed small and large Jobs;
E1ECTRIC WIRING. fixtures, extra out
E = s c{ Go r. ;%s6a g.; ave "A * ssef
fnnF ann machnfhs and
fatty FIREPLiAcEs corrected. hampers
5ns[SalIl et, also repSirs to chimneys Edwin
FLOOR S'S.. sASpISGl AM; and finishing, good
$s ASs 5s;: 6s s8ssR
PAPER HANGING and painting: work
PAPER HANGING, this week only, ST and
Psis INC 9enFsR s95
For immediate service, for free estimates.
PAPERfNG AND PAINTING-ouallty work
az moderate prices by lst-clasS MECHANICS:
D years experience; work guaranteed. For
Tree estimates and prompt, courteous serV-
PAPER HANGING, PAINTING, immediate
wapapersA Can KG 1Tf1 noW IA % so5
PAPER HANGTNG, duality itS ~ wo 5i
white mechanics Also painting, plastering,
PAPERTNG AND PAINTING, immediate
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COAL. WOOD. FUEL OIL.

SAW TIMBER and wood, on stump, is
acres, located at Cheltenham, Md. Sub
NIT bid to Box ABB, Star. 81
FIREPLACE WOOD. fun measure cords of
OAK or mixed wood "a inches, round and
splt Better wood never heard OF Arrow
head Farms, Phone District 0l22
FIREPLACE WOOD AND KINDLING,
Seasoned Oak and Pine.
National 1860; Evenings, DU. 1850.
Fire Logs, Dry How'd, SIS Cord.
Col. CordWood Co., DI. 2415.
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ROOMS Observation-Disclosures,

1921 MONROE ST. NE.-Det. home, lovely
large rm twin beds. inner-spring matt:
l3l1 DOWNING ST. N.E.-Singie, newly
turn, in consenial home. for grit con.
yen;ent downtown Transportation. o.
DOUBLE ROOM, next to bath, with kitch-
en- privileees. All utensils furnished. En-
ployed couple. GENTLE home AT. s7l6.
1000 9th ST. N;E;-Large, sunny. front
room room ELECTRIC Tefriseration: Ink. If de-
NICELY FURN: front room in new home;
1913 GIRARD ST. NE.-Large front room,
twin beds next bath; settled couple.
30oI 28th ST. NE single rooms pri.
vate home; gentlemen only; good transp
reasonable. HO 4237
l12O ST: Me- nice, bright. sunny
rooms southern exposure; good Christian
nome; suitable for ladies.
~ 9Th ST. NE, near E. Cap. ST. on car
lneS-,Sinsle fr, nm. st floor. ss75; wk;
double tr rm., 3rd floor, $3.50 wk: nicely
furnished. Mrs. Csrnes %
3422 10th ST. N.E.-Large double rm.,
adj bath: breakfast and dinner optionaH
3,,WWay transportation. HO. 3I47.
1443 MARYLAND AVE. N.E-Lovely
sleeping room. adj. glassed-in porch semi
private bath and shower, suitable for 2
or girls telephone and laundry priv
iisgesi streetcar and bus "a block FIR. 5000,
633 c ST. N.E.-Single room, near bath:
mattg; empl. lady, 81 SO wk. '''' 'Ns
IGOLORED--Nice double room in ne.
| Telephone Franklin O6O2 8.
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SITUATIONS MEN f. WoMEN
MOTOR TRAVEL

WINDOW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. dispIa
person can take on one or two eXclusiy
accounts. Box 297-C, Star. 10"
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Buyer, capable administrator o years
experience in leading department and spe-
cIalty stores. honorably discharged U. S.
Army, seeks responsible position as eXecu-
tive, buyer or manager; best references.
Call before 10 am, 1913 pm, or after
+ pm any day CHI So34 H.
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SITUATIONS WOMEN.

ARMY OFFICERS WIFE. Phi Beta Kappa
desires work at home, writing major, poster
WORK, typlne, proofreading, bookkeeping
translate French, Spanish, German. Box
AUDIT CLERK, experienced, capable, de-
SlTes position with private concern. Call
EXPERT TYPEWRITTNG done at home:
addressing, filling in, manuscripts; efficient
Secretarial service reasonable, Benson,
PHoToGRAPH REToUcHING. Mrs S.
y Rav J9 45 Greenland Beach ccGgrrtis
PRAcTICAL NURSE. for adult case; TO-
hr DAY duty, $50 week. co, 04lS.
!nston woman of good education tcoiiege
English and mature Judgment, able to
compose and type letters and speeches,
70 shorthand; 24-hour week only; must be
g!gnlhed' worthwhile work. Box 49,.
STENo.. expert, IeesI editorial desires
work . or evenings per week. Box
WONAN, coIored, wishes cooking, e.h W.
for group of men. Call evenings, MI FOL
FULL OR PART TINE. JOB. clerical or
typing in or. near Silver Spring; service
ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT
Available, 3 years technical aviation ex-
peTlence, French translation : years ad-
mlnistrative and limited secretarial eX-
perlence. Box -217-C.- Star. %
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC
GIRL wants part-time work from to 7;3O
p m Call Taylor 1859 o.
GIRL wants work as store maid or house.
work. Call Elk. 1885.
SITUATIONS MEN e. woMEN
WINDOW DTSPLAY-Experierce display
person can take on orc or two exclusive
accounts. Box pQ--C, Star
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES Cont,

! AN INTERESTED in purchasing one or
more small casualty insurance brokerage
VARIETY STORE. magazines: doing $500
xk oo6 6usneSs ions Lease fine location
cation, excellent neighborhood, soing bust
ness: mode9rnnly eauipped, pracc tic9plly new;
DTFPoNT CIRCLE BOOMING HOUSE. best
Vel furnished excellent condition throuzh-
out, no vacancies, suitable for nurses
home. Buy from owner. Box 315-C, Star
LOCK SHOP, all equipment. ,pientsy Key
| saturday, 10 to Sunday. 9*
WASTEDMLarge roomIns house IN W. d9 7'dl
400 central ave- i'' wash, D G. G., i6s
VINE good neighborhood business; sell
GEN. MDSE. STORE. H S-r. and b house
big cor. lot, outbldsS paying well; OWNS
2kqesi RvS sl2 Go 9P fsERs may take
TAXICAB for rent: in Suburban Associa
ton, NJ. Rainier; Nd; MI. $3.50. 10.
TO BUY OR SELL ANY BUSINESS.
Satisfactory end Prompt Results.
Thurm & Silver. 90S 10Th st, MA 9654
SURPLUS WAR, MATERIALS.
| Going concern needs 50 500 for oper-
| EXcellent references Established contacts
substantial orders pending Rare orpor-
tunity: no indebtedness. no services re-
CURED. write Box abb Star TO-
| TOURIST BUSINESs-Route |, below
! Alexandria. Va. Brick improvements on
rant, with steam heat; two wells gas
| station, with large sale volume; splendid
income from permanent cottage tenants
| can be increased with tourists after war;
! no vacancies in many months 300-foot
| frontage on most travelled boulevard;
| fully equipped. large net income above
| all carrying charges,
| LINKINS co, Exclusive Agents,
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HOTEL MANAGER,
EXECUTIVE,

Thoroughly conversant with Washington
hotel conditions Years of experience.
excellent references. Boz 26M-C Star. 9o
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

GIRL wants part-time work from 2 to 7;3C
n. Call Taylor 1859 o.
GIRL wants work as store maid or house.
work Call Elk. 1885
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ROOMS uNFURNlsHEp.
ROOMS WANTED.

II 9Th ST. NE unfurnished roo
and furnished rooms. o.
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REPAIRS AND SERVICE lcnn. ,
SEWING MACHINES.

Guaranteed repairs on any make Ad.
j n1iii and oiiins, 81 Parts and sup
Dept. Ord floor. kann Sons CO
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-09-02

with their, err, rears waggling in
the direction OF Hitlers headquart.
ers. The ships wake curving
peacefully away would have a sooth-
ing effect it was maintained.
The symbolism of the gesture
Welded to practical considerations,
however. Tests proved that the
wake curving peacefully etc, had
the same effect on mule as on
any amateur mariner. He got sea
sick.
Baffled but unbowed the strate-
gists tried again. Despite the hoary
military maxim that no mule ever
went anywhere il first allowed to
see where he was headed, they de-
cided TO place the animals gazing
forward at their destination.
Alas for progress. Alack for
revolutionary military thought. The
mule, unlike his thoroughbred kin,
usually runs according TO form.
True TO the morning line" they
refused TO bulge.
The situation looked hopeless.
Not since Dunquerque had there
been such a crisis. But once again.
the occasion produced the man. A
youthful STAFF officer suggested that
the mules be stacked sideways on
the Les.
In that way" reasoned the
Y.S.O.. they won't be able to make
up their minds whether to be stub
born about going forward or going
backward. And while they're all
mixed up. well get them to the
beachhead."
And so il transpired. In haugh-
ty splendour, the mules rode side
saddle, so TO speak, TO the land
ing beaches at Elba. while Allied
officers gloated over the new in
vasion technique they had evolved.
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English Girl Debates
Doubtful Staff Major

LONDON-INS-The place was
Paddington Railroad Station, Lon
don. and the time was late eve.
ming.
More, exactly, II was a FIRST
class" compartment of a Great
Western Railroad train due to leave
in ten minutes for points west.
The writer and one other were
the sole occupants, each with a
corner seat,
Major Enters
A slim, good.looking young Eng
lish girl in the khaki uniform Of
the ATS. came into the compart-
ment. She placed leather satchel
and a pile of books and magazines
on one Of the two remaining corner
seats and herself sat in the other,
opposite.
A few minutes later there enter
ed a ramrod- backed English major,
with the red tabs of the staff Of
fcer on the lapels of his uniform
and regular army" written all over
him. He looked pointedly at the
pile OF books and magazines in
the corner, looked at the ATS.
girl, coughed, and then:
Since when did other ranks
travel first Glass;"
The ATS. girl looked at him
for a long moment, and in that
cold, cultured voice of the English
Deflation Begins
"Since when did English army
officers act as ticket inspectors ?"
And as we watched the majors
face grow very. very red, another
soldier an elderly white-mustached
officer with the insignia Of gen
eral officer on his shoulders and
brass" adjoining his cap and lap
els, came through the door OF the
compartment.
And the girl, looking pointedly
at the major. said:
ooh, there you are, daddy. I've
got you a nice corner seat"
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Pick of the Air Today

9:00-Conrad Nagel Returns;
10:3O-We The People, Col. Stoop
nagle.
BLU-1l:0O a. m.-Air Force Con
cert:
- Noon-War Journal;
300 p. m.-Listen the Wom-
en-;
5:00-Mary Small Revue;
6:00-Paul Whiteman Music;
7:30-Quiz Kids;
S:30-Keepsakes Music:
9:15-Basin st.
MBS-2:OO-Sky Riders Quiz;
3;00-Fort Dix:
4:30-Roosty OF A.AF.;
6;00-Quick as Flash Quiz;
8:00-Mediation Board;
9:OO-Walter Hampden drama
10:15-Good Will program.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-09-02
Coast Guard Camera
Man Extends" Beach

SAIPAN ISLAND (Delayed) -
INS-A Coast Guard photographer.
after covering the Saipan landing
and beachhead photographically.
decided to move on up 10 the front
lines and made his way up the hills
about two miles.
Fifty yards from the firing line
he was stopped by a Marine serg-
cant
Hey, wait a second, Bud" bark
ed the Marine. What outfit are
you WITH"
THE Coast Guard" replied the
photographer.
THE Marine looked at him for
a long second, then said:
Il knew you guys were out here
in the Pacific, but I didn't think
you drove those landing barges this
far inshore!"
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head toward which he was headed:
Would he feel sighted II only his.
err, rear. were pointed at the enc
my strongpoints? Would he rather
rest en- route or face the machine
gun music standing up?
Any American who has ever EN-
ployed a mule as a sparring part
ner can appreciate the obstacle
conquered by Allied strategists.
The extensive tests that finally
solved the finty problem gave the
lie anew TO Hitler's vaunt anent
the decadence of the Democracies.
At first 1T was thought the mules
would prefer TO ride backwards.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-09-02
Seasick Mules Battle
American Lei Officers
Myrtle

ROME, Italy-INS-The ques-
ton was one OF the knottiest ever
TO tax the ingenuity OF Allied brain
trusters in this theater.
And IL had to be decided, In
Just what position would the
Army's all-purpose animal, the
mule. ride most comfortably while
being transported via Les to an
over-the-water destination?
Would His Highness become des-
pendent II placed facing the beach.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-09-02
National Broadoastine compan

National Broadeasting Company
RED NETWORK-WLW 700, WWJ
$50, WHAM 1850, WMAQ $40.
BLUE NETWORK-WXYZ 1870.
Columbia 6roadeastlng Company
WJR $50, WBBM $50, WCKY 1880,
WFBM 1860, VICAR 1850, WBNS
1860, WOOD 1910.
Mutual Broadeasting Company
BLUE NETWORK - WLW 700.
RED NETWORK WLW 700, CKLW
500, WJBK 1890. WGN 720.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-09-02
FINN TO DIRECT PLANNING

ROCKFORD, Ill. up The
Rockford city council and the
Winnebago county planning COM
mission have voted to hire Eliel
Saarinen, famed Finnish architect
and city planner. to direct post
war city planning for Rockford.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-09-02
TONIGHT

TONIGHT
NBC-7:00-They call me Joe;
S:G0-Abie's Irish Rose finale;
9:00-Barn Dance;
9:3O-Can You Top This;
lO:3G-Grand ole Opry.
CBS-7:00-Mayor of Town, Back
at old time;
S:OO-Kenny Baker Show;
S:3G-Inner Sanctum;
9:0O-Sinatra and Hits;
9:i5-Jessica Dragonette.
BLU-7;30-Sez You Quiz, new
time;
S:OO-Early American Dancing;
S:30-Gilbert and Sullivan ,Oper-
eta;
9:30-Mal Hallett Band;
10:00-Guy Lombardo.
MBS-7: 00-American Eagle in
Britain;
S:30-Cisco Kid;
9:OO-Chicago Theater, Heinzl
Weber Piano;
10:15-Shady Valley Barn Dance.
SUNDAY
Talks: MIC II a. m. Pursuit OF
Learning. new time, Education
for World Understanding; MBS
l. Noon Reviewing stand, Re
ligion and the War; CHS 1870
p. m. Leo Meany of A. +. of L.
from Toronto; NBC 1870 Round
table, "Russia's Peace Program;
MIC 2 Church in Action, Church
and Industry.
NBC-2: 3O-John Charles Thorn.
as;
3;30-Army Hour, Gen. Eisen-
hover and six labor leaders
who toured France;
5:00-Toscaninis Second Allied
Salute;
7:OO-Tommy Dorsey, Burns and
Allen;
S:30-One Mans Family;
1O:00-Phil Spitalny Girls.
C3S-1O:00 a m. and 100 p, NJ
Church of Air 14th Anniver.
sary;
1870 p. m.-Transatlantic Call,
Fifth Anniversary of War;
soon. Y. Philharmonic;
4:3O-Kostelanetz Concert, Lily
Pons;
s:OO-John Conte in "Mr. Mar.
gle:
7:8O-Eddie Carr Revue;