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ROOMS FURh,sHEp-Nor.heo..

5000 18th ST. Me-. near 22nd and shep-
herd bus line; lovely community: single,
clean eI,s sn warm T., room; 155o: la5ser room
zTrnAofskY sss saS T6nS no doSs!. Stis room
new private home. for couple or l. no
other roomsrs laundry privil ia. 1857.
1850 E ST. N.E.-Attractively furnished
front bedroom. double bed. oil heat, chw.:
LOVELY DoUBLE ROOM for i. in young
couples home; no other roomers: s25.
SIS Z. cxPiToL sT-rrst aoor. next
bath, one or two; 2nd. one or two. Ii
II r ST. N.E.-Third A.. near bath. twin
beds; another rm., double bed nicely fur
nished, for employed war girl workers only
$40 per week, each room. See janitor
315 3rd ST.-Lar.e sleeping room for 2
girls or couple; Kitchen PRIVILEGES: s45 mo.
sRoOKLASD, 1921 Mopro. st. ne
Lovely det home, nicely furn; large rm,,
2 closets, twin beds, inner-spring mat
tresses; cars. bus. restaurant. theater and
$50 EAST CAPITOL sT.-Double rooms.
near bath. Call after pm.
NEAR 18th and Michigan ave. ne
Clean single room. private home, ! gentle
1918 IsHERWoOD ST. NE. Apt. 1-Larse.
comfortable room for . girls: GENTLE home
use Of kitchen: y blk. bus. Call Trinidad
62I3 after q DIM
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

UNFURNISHED HOUSE, four bedrooms or
equivalent; convenient location; for naval
400; Ext: 62I94. until 5 pm. T3s
ARMY OFFICER desires to rent 3-bedroorn
unfurnished house with good back yard oil
main thoroughfare but close to transpor-
tation: small children; Cleveland PARK
section, NV, Arlington or Alexandria pre-.
terred. Call RE. $780, Ext. 1850, be-
tween g am. and $50 pm. .
. EOOMS or large 5.room house: family
nent; references Warfieid T4es or Mc:
Call Jeweler, National 3296. 16s
RESPONSIBLE COUPLE desires b-7-room
sopss, uHWfaarnsshsd; Wa sSsd; references; call .itsr
NAVAL OFFICER wants to rent immedi-
ately unfurnished three. bedroom house in
Arlington, Va. Call TIE. 1865. I3s
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ApARTMENTs WANTen.

suitabis furnishsd spaftmsnt ior Yes.; prss
MLt T. AssGa sistFi LSsa Ell aSsT 81 t.s sa.
months or year; close In desired. I'd, on
s-R0oM YURN. APT. in NV. ws.hinetonn
arlington Or Alexandria; ssrvicema9. wife
farnttu1e fnd ttr0nta a. basysa BIAS VIM consider Suyns
NAVAL OFFICE1 desires one comb. bed,
living room. kitchenette and bath In clean
bfds State Dsrsieaiars. sos ssiT ss.a sssss
UNFuRNIsHED APARTMENT. 2 bedrooms
m Phons seStlGn Nnrth Any ocer' adult family
WxNTED-sFurnished or unfurnished Q.
bedroom s.eton nitensn PVT bath
ALLIED Goy'T oFFic1AI want; wants to feel
at home in hospitable Washington, needs
furnished oI sSni va apt # end Of month
evenings, or write to Keesins. 1915 Michi-
FREScH ifa Ssai MISSION MEMBEs and vii. de-
q Dupont Circle area. Ia. 1874 from
fSESASESTaY Fl 4 ii RSTni STATIONED n.l.l on,cer
apartment in exclusive NV. section apt.
isns as ssassa ns e, ssss
ssss sss. ss:s:,.s: ( q
apartment building, but whole door IN
Q converted row house would be consid-
cred; Capitol Hill section or drst alphabet
Northwest; maximum rent, S76 per month.
Phone Republic 1900. Extension 636z, dur
NxyY Office want. furnished apt. !
TWS psDt. .nsY H1x g s27.T: st.r:.,. Star:
furnished apart In modern building In good
NV. section; bath must have shower:
viii consider buying furniture and taking
lease on apt; must be nicely fnrnished.
CULTURED. quiet xentleman. permanent
resident, wishes one-room APARTMENT, eons
veniences, walking distance Red Cross
headauarters. Give details, Box 31o.
NAVAL OFFICER and family. permanent
Tsnt must be ecnysRIent p stores and
UNFURNISHED or 3 rooms: diplomatic
oh1cer, recently arrived: vicinity Naval Oh.
servatogy; small house suitable or In apt.
NAVY cHAPLAiN and wife. no children,
would like furnished 3 or 4 room apart
msnt in NV. section. Feb. or 15. Call
BRITISH ARMY OFFICER desires 1-room,
Phone Elk; $500, Ext. 3s8.
UNFURNrSHED 2-3 room apartment, vicin.
Republic 5000, Ext. 1913. I3.
UNFINISHED 2-bedroom apartment by
permanent, responsible Government en-
ploye and retired PARENTS NV section
preferred. Elk. $500. Ext. 2126 days. or
CO. 5443 evenings. l3s
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ROOMS FURNISHED.
Southwest and Southeast,

818 G ST. s.E.-sele or dbie. bedrm
home; privileges; maid; reasonable. FIR
Southeast. near Navy Yard from,
bedrms: bus at door: gentlemen only
1873 ST. s.E.-Large double room, twin
beds, modern conveniences: suitable 2 girls
or couple. FIR. O606.
LARGE FR. RIM. beautifully furn: opp
oPA, walk. dist. 8. s: Bldg, Procurement,
agriculture. Bur Print; and Engraving
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HOTEL ROOMS. So UP,

The Castle Inn Hotel. daily weekly or
monthly rates; frst-class restaurant; at B.
g. o. station, Forest Glen, Md. Only %
min: from Union Station; fare. lie. Op-
pcsite the New Walter Reed Hospital (Hol-
iday Inn), For reservations call ST., S56l
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MOTOR ,'RAvEL.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

REsTAURANT AND NIGHT CLUB for rent
fully equipped. Located on main high
way n Nd. 2 blks. over District line
Cream Gats MI VA saqsnton' a9Ha FIR. l24o' or Mr.
NEWssTAaNlDs,i NEWS; FAN iVS CIGARS, in hotel lobby
RHobEs RS5Ss s. IsHSsp SSS RSf AVE- sss sW ~,
operated as rooming house Plumbing in.
stalled for six Kitchens. Can deliver
vacant with title S15,25O, with $1,000
eSsninps eUwa EfSlet9n pI Feai Estate Du 6o5l
KEsTanR2Sri ssi9tSi AM yFo FoR SALE. well equipped
seats 50,. good NV. location; owner in
Army, make offer; act quickly. RA. 9s13,
6ELICATEssEN, soda fountain, near two
abe ser%s Bos Bos price reason
i%sRsSs Bez ssGi $ss,iS sas'n' nnis:la'
sSs Ss9Srs Ss aha GAN
station SO go cars sss0ns Prominens SsTSiEf
per monh 9Snf oGa sss
drafted. Terms arranged for responsible
party Box 69-G Star.
i,aa D,nuGSTORE, fine legation. no eompeti-
s5SSo sff ssf sais spS5sss St sTs5
Beauty SHOP PSI Tor p's sale. nj modern. sal well
@ equipped; G; saerif1ce for reasonable offer.
GRocERY STORE. ei established R dsesa many years; ear
modern apartments; good fixtures, 12-ft.
Friedrich Erie case; large cooler, 1-h.p. York
has Ssss a Pnoss aSs s2ssssa sas
FIVE AND TEN STORE, mixed trade,
bsautfu II stGre; sxssleqt Sad business sub
cost; terms Box 341-T star
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ROOMS EuRh lassshwsss tcsas., /.
aoiS lI1iNQIs AyI. MI double rm..
sorn.I c;mws; qTrAlimatSs1 TA ais1 phone BUS stos at
TME WIlS6N HOUSE, 2o1S Kalorama I'd.
|Sxcellspt s. So9ms. single, $40; double. $50
S106 FIRST 81. N.w.-pouble rooms with
Ssd n s. isa unii iso pcne fssn NJ ns's 4eem m 'v'n
CHEVY CHASE, D.. O.. near. Connecticut
bus r,o,. o. z &, s%sntissmsn % sa only 2 larse.
spring mattresses: bathrooms. shower;
lear sarase: detached Insulated house.
1884 COLUMBIA m. N.W.-Men; $3.50
wk.. sgle rms: thermostat-controlled gas
heat: 10 min. d'town on car line: & baths.
showers eh:w inrer-spr matt AD 1880
812 HAMILTON ST. N,W.-Well heated
bath. shower: conv. transp IA. t52b2 '
REFINED PERSONS Il or %, quiet, attrac
2nd d. rm. in colonial style house towners),
3 bathrms.; 16 min. downtown. 1431
Chaplin st. NV. ION 14th); reasonable.
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ROOMS Observation-Disclosures.

ROOMS Observation-Disclosures.
1881 QUE ST. NV. downtown-ouiet,
assE ss osIa AD1sos ssossonsRis ST. Nw.-1arse, COM
1881 10th ST. N.W.@Singie and double
master rooms, exclusive home: near
transp:; walking distance.
SCOTT CIRCLE, 1921 r. I. ave-rront
rm., twin beds, conv. bath; abundant heat;
s9ss s9@s FansisnsS sr cossaHred nIv.t t.,,,
no NO, other S roopsrs; gsr; unlimited phone; reason
1ass MASS. Ave. N.w.-single, clean,
comfortable: also double, twin beds, run
ming water; gentlemen or employed couple.
407 WHITTIER ST. N.w.-Larse double,
warm rm., newly furn.. twin beds: men or
1916 UPsHUR ST. N.W.-Master bedroom,
dressing room, private bath. large closet,
4I6 BUCHANAN ST. N.W..Ciean. BRIGHT,
front, suitable for l or 2: shower bath;
express bus unlim phone. Gentlemen
$3.50 KANSAS AyE.-Large master bed.
room. private bath: refined neighborhood: !:
conv. downtown transp.. stores. etc: $50.
DOWNTOWN, 1919 Vermont ave.-Iarge
rm. with dress.-wash rm., suitable 3:
1854 PARK RID. N.W.-Ss week for two;
twin beds; End door; VI block 18th st. bus
and Mt. Pleasant car.
5237 NEBRASKA AVE. NV, block east
LOT Conn,-Attractive well-heated room
pvt. family, unlim. phone, for i girl; rent
reasonable. CAL sftsF Pm, W0 e2%4,
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REPAIRS AND SERVICE.

ADDITIONS. porches inclosed, attic and
and storm sash. sH. 1855. I5s
CARPENTER-steps, recreation rms. a
spec: partitions, cedar closets, porches
Enclosed, floors. Ii. 2579 any. time.
Observation-Disclosures and repairing;
storm windows and doors; also roof repair
CARPENTER WORK. stairways run. foor
sanding and refinishing. Call Barr. At
PAINTING, exterior and interior. white
bath ia 5000, RA. O955.
eaulking, window roof. Ho. 1929 ::
PAPERING, painting, plastering, scraping,
carpentering. free est: no shortage OF help.
Jack r. Tate. Elk. S571. g.
PAPER HANGING. quality workmanship,
white mech. painting, plastering and floor
PAPER HANG1NG, painting, special prices
snTing snIan Sanua5y sdSs Work guaranteed. Call
PAPER HANGTNG, arst-class work. White
psfhanicS ,mmsdiate service TR 71a5
white mech; painting, plastering and floor
PAPER HANGING. this week. only. 81 and
pers; work guaranteed: Michisan 5315.
EzsssssprfSflnSi zsss.p 81 Sia5. No Job too small TR
sTURTEVANT & CARLSON, general con-
tracing; work right, prices right; recrea-
tion rms. a speciality HI. 0741-R. TR. 5120.
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DOCS, errs. rTc.

MANIkD 10 BUY, . cocker spaniel puppy.
iRfshao oSErrrR PUPPIES. reststered. ped,-
freed: also black cocker spsnieis. Ali
champion stock. Not cheap. Cali Rock
COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES. s wks.: ch.
blood lines. solid colors. and black and tan.
423 9th st. s.T DI. 2175.
SCOTTIE, female, mother pedigreed, black.
wks. old, So: considerably houseoroken.
Notify as soon as possible. RA. g474.
CAIRN TERRIERS. S25-S35.
Afghans, $35-S50: Cookers, M, S35,
Collie Shepherds, Fe., S5: Fox-Spitz. So.
Dog Hotel, 1874 Georgia Ave ia, 1921.
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN..

NEAR ARLINGTON HALL, VA.-Do you
wish to share q real home in an attractive
Groom, 2-bath house, beautiful, restricted
community, with congenial adults? Kitchen
II desired, large closets in bedroom. semi
private bath; 2 adults; all home privi.
leges;- everything furnished; Bendix washer
GIL. 0412
FURNISHED, 8 rooms and bath: elec. fur.
nished: Earage; no children; S55 per mo
Falls Church 9O5-W-3
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COOPERATIVE APIS. FOR SALE.

Cooperative Apis. for Sale.
2 or 3 bedrooms With sunroom. living
baths. Price Of equities, S4,914 up.
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY,
No Children Qnder "a .Yr1.
APPLY REHUNT MANAGER,
5000 Tilden q. NV.
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ROOMS UNFuRklsHEp.

ga 11th ST. N.E.-Two or three rooms
kitchen, private bath, unfurnished, al
utilities furnished. 16'
| LARGE, UNFURNISHED lst-FLOOH
front rm. with stone mantel near every
thing downtown: light housekeeping il
desired: S18 monthly.
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO.,
92b N. Y. Ave. NV. Realtors. MA 9797
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ALIUHA6,
1909 10th st. n.w.-Single basement rms,
near bath. suitable for gentlemen
DUPONT CIRCLE,
1923 Church st.--Double and single rooms;
new furniture; gentlemen only. DU. 9037.
SHOREHAM VICINITY.
Large master bedrm.. inclosed pvt. bath;
quiet family Of 2; gentleman; $50 per
mo-: sarage available. HO. S095.
1925 10Th ST. NV.
Double and triples. Elevator and maid
service: Home atmosphere. Protestant
girls. Close in. Bus transportation at door
2 ADJOINING ROOMS,
Nicely furn., linens supplied suitable for
working couple or girls Apply between
and pm. 1414 Crittenden St NV.
3 ROOMS AND BATH.
Suitable for employed couple: furnished.
$50. 4612 Iowa ave. NV. RA. O377.
COLORED, the Grand Tourist Home, 2523
18th st. n.w.-Single and double rooms,
81 DO up per niFht. 17s
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ARMY OFFICER, WIFE WANT
2-BEDROOM, UNFURN., APT,
Preferably In Northwest section, but would
consider Alexandria or Arlington; availsb BILE
February l. Please write details. Boz
349-T, Star 1Bs
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COAL, WOOD, FUEL OIL,

Cattle 8 LIVESTOCK.
sHOATs AND PIGS for sale, REASONABLY
priced. Phone La Plata 3115.
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GROCERY AND MEAT M1RKE

GROCERY AND MEAT MARKET.
:. Most modern equipment in old-estab-
lished neighborhood, doing all-cash busi-
drafted shortly; beer and wine license;
no reasonable offer refused Apply Mr..
Rudolph. 1898 ST ne
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THE HILLTOP MANOR, :

IIC I11ILI OI I1fAINOIt,
Bladensburg Nd, new apartments, avail
able Immediately, $50 to S60.50: includes
living ROOM bedroom, dining room, kitchen
and bath; utilities included in rent. Take
Cheverly bus to 53rd ave. and Defense
highway. Phone UN 3745 or WA. 3O27
for further information
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(0ontinusd On Next Psge.}
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! ROOMS WITH soARp WANTED.

WE have two children in school all day
until $50. We both work. We are look
ing for two bedrooms with private bath,
and also board in a nice home. NV. Sec
tion. Wis, Conn, or 18th. from 5000
northward Box 1887, Star 14s
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APT. VALUES.
% Seaton pl. n.w.-1st floor. 8 rooms.
;'tchen and bath TALL utilities. $50.
1905 N. Capitol st.-2 rooms. kitchen
and bath. S45.
R. H. HUMPHREYS,
sos N Capitol Realtors MA 613O
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NEW APARTMENTS

READY FOR OCCUPANCY.
For War Workers, Govt Employees.
Washington Memorial Blvd. and
Bashford Lane, Alex, Va.
Very convenient for Pentagon, Navy
Bldg. torpedo plant and airport employees
2 rooms, kitchen and bath. Rental. $50
per mo-. including heat, gas, electricity.
Apply office on premises, or
SHANNON & LUCHS CO.,
1908 St NV National 2345.
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CALVERT HOUSE,
1401 18th ct. n.w.-Large, nicely furn
rooms, private baths. showers. telephone
selected menus.
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SEWING MACHINE REPAIRS.
We inspect, oil and adjust any make ma
cnine, o9c. Replacement parts for all make
macnines. Famous New Home" sales and
THE PALAIS ROYAL,
Sewing Machines, End Floor DI. 44Oo.
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SEWING MACHINES.
. Guaranteed repairs on any make. Ad.
J9stlng and oiling. 81. Parts and sup
piies for au machines. Sewing Machine
Dept;, 3rd floor. 8. Kann Sons Co,
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RADIO REPAIRS. Rsomps Iss' s,u.1sy: ssEy:
teed Work; Called For and Delivered.
3205 Mt. Pleasant ST. NV co aoos
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READY FOR OCCUPANCY.
2 rms, kitchen, dinette, bath, S6O5
and S63, utilities all included
CTake bus at 10Th and Pa. ave. marked
Alexandria, get of at Bashford lane and
resentative will show.5
BARKLEY BROS, INC, REALTORS.
1903 K St. NV MA 0648
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. Rms, Kitchen, Dinette and Bath, S57 so,
All Utilities Included.
Take car to 18th and Pa. Ave. Sc.
transfer to Bradbury Heights bus. to end
of line. walk l block on Benning rd. to
property or drive out Bennins rd. to
property. Office, 500l st. Sc. TR. S594
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-08
P| Ian Mental Test
For Bus Driver

Circuit Judge Vincent Brennan
said today that he would appoint
pSychlatriStS 10 examine Alvin r.
Sweet. Dearborn bus driver, whose
coach struck an automobile on
Jan II killing three high school
students and injurlng several
others.
The examination was ordered.
the nudge said. because OF the
crrauc actions OF Sweet during
his trial on manslaughter charges.
along with Siias T. Maxey 1880
Twelfth. whose automobile col
lided with the bus.
Judge Brennan Cancelled bond
for Sweet and remanded him to
the custody Of the sheriff.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-08

FLINT, June S-An Air Medal
for heroiSm in the southwest Paci-
fic was awarded 1t. William Bean
of Flint by 1t. Gen. George Kenny.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-08
Vets
Return Home

Six men from the Detroit-Wind-
sor area who fell wounded in the
famous commando raid on Dieppe
and spent nearly two years in
German prison hospitals are at
home today, repatriated. They ar
rived in the United States on the
exchange liner Gripsholm.
Five are members OF the Scot
fish Essex Regiment and the
other, a Royal Canadian engineer.
The Essex regiment, recruited at
Windsor, suffered nearly 100
Killed and 500 captured in the
DlepDe raid.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-08
> FROM DETROIT

Released from German custody
because they apparently will not
be able 10 return 10 the fight, the
Dieppe veterans. two OF whom
are DetroiterS will spend two
weeks at home and then go 10
London. Ont. where authorities
will determine whether they are
to be discharged from the service.
The two Detroit veterans are
Pvt. Homer b. McCririck. ID. Of
POOL w. Warren, and Pvt. c. j.
Bonner OF 20069 Lexington Nc
Crirlcks right eye was bandaged.
and Bonner walked with the aid
of a cane. They had not been
home since they joined the regi-
ment four years ago.
One veteran. Sgt Ma ior Robert
| II. Jacques. saw his 3l2-year-old
son, Robert Henry Jr. for the
first time as he stepped from the
train. Jacques lives at 1893 Camp
bell. Windsor.
The three other Windsor re-
patriatcS were Sapper John NJ.
Wood, 1921 Montcalm; Cpl. II p.
Lansing. 372 W. London. and Sgt.
D. F. Liddell. pit Curry.
FiRhtlns kth Ia Cop,ios -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-08

Do your Fathers Day gft-shopping early, but do
IL sensibIy. At Finsterwaid's you'll find wealth
Of things Dad will appreciate, in large variety Of
the new styles, at prices that make gift buying
easy and pleasant. Here's but hint, you'H find
many others in your nearest Finsterwald Store.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-08

osd will surely appreciate
these. Made 81 IN. broad.
cloth IN solid White Or -hfs
90 ~hi's pattern tIpst'y
ssilersd 70 ~ ED ~ss- ~sIi,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-08

KNIT LINGERIE sHoP-Fitfb Observation-Disclosures d
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-08
Air Medal TO Finite

- Fighting 5th l. Coming
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-01-12
Gas Serious Problem
to High Altitude Men

AMERICAN AIRBASE, England
-UP-Gas attacks definitely are
listed among.the fears Of America S
high altitud airmen. Gas already
has worked against them.
The gas is not Of the poisonous
variety. 1t is not necessarily fatal.
It isn't even one Of the enemy's
conscious weapons. AS a matter Of
fact, he probably has as much or
more trouble with it than the
Americans.
This gas Is strictly an individual
AFFAIR. II is the result OF the pheno-
mena Of rarefed air at the fiye-mile
altitude where the Fortresses, Lib
orators, Thunderbolts and Light
nings fly. The decreasing external
pressure means a MANIFOLD increas-
in the pressure within the human
body.
The result in combat might be
disastrous. a pilot doubling up
with cramps could mean the loss
OF a quartermillion dollar aircraft
and 10 men OF the crew, a bonn
barber with an acute tummy ache
might miss the target, a gunner
who takes his hands from the trig.
ger TO grasp a painful midriff might
miss the fighter that could shoot
him down.
What does the air force do about
II? 1t watches the diet OF its combat
crews. And it warns them that
"a hours before a mission they'd
better stand clear of any food which
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-01-12
Surgical Teams Save
Lines in S. Pacific

L. S. ARMY HEADQUARTERS
IN THE SOUTH PACIFIC-UP 49,
Surgical teams composed OF top
notch medical men and organized
for split-second action have saved
numerous lives in the South Pacific
campaign, Army authorities report
ed today in recounting an incident
which occur ed in fighting on Bou-
granville recently.
An exploding Jap artillery shell
sent Jagged fragment into the abb
domen OF a Marine, ripping his
intestines from their ANCHORAGE to
the body, fracturing his spine and
his pelvic bore. First-aid men i'm
mediately took him TO an Army
hospital OF the 37th (OhiU) divi-
sion. which had just finished NOV
ing its equipment into a new loca-
ton.
Army officials said the hospital
had not yet been set up with com
plete facilities, but the wounded
man. whose condition was pro
noaneed very critical" was placed
on an operating table and the hos
pitfalls surgical team went to work.
Maj. Richard Shackelford. OF
Johns Hopkins Hospital. Baltimore.
Md, was operating surgeon. He was
assister by Capt. Edward Klopfer
OF Columbus, o., and Capt. Samuel
Lieberman Of New York City. En-
listed assistants were Tech. 4th
Glass Clarence Neuwirth of Cleve-
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-01-12
MISSIONARY SOCIETY ELECTS

futile Hill. Mich, Jan. ll-Mrs.
Charles Schearer was hostess to
the Friends Church Missionary So
ciety Wednesday for / o'clock chop
suey dinner, assisted by Mrs. Le-
land Gorton. In the absence OF the
president, Mrs. Edwin Adiska. the
vice president, Mrs. Clyde Brein-
ing had charge OF the business
meeting and Mrs. Bert Youngs LED
the devotionals.
Reports OF committees we're
given, the sunshine chairman re-
porting several Christmas boxes
sent to shutins. 1t was decided u.
have a dinner at the church Feb.
is. Mrs. John Jones and Mrs.
Charles Schaerer to have charge
of the dinner and Rev. Carey and
Woodrow Jones to prepare a pro-
gram.
The following officers were elect
ed to serve the coming y months:
Mrs. Leland Gorton, president;
Mrs. Edwin Adiska. vice presi-
dent; Mrs. Clyde Breining, secre-
tary; and Miss Loretta Arbogast.
treasurer. Two new names were
added to the list. Mrs. Bert Amir
inc and Mrs. Fannie Campbell
The next meeting will be with
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Youngs, Huron
River DR..
Mrs. Stanley Savinski underwent
a major operation in st. Joseph's
Hospital Friday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Colts. son.
Wallace, and Mr. and Mrs. Claude
Colts and sons attended a supper
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-01-12
Hospital Admits
Meningitis Cases

Ann Arbor, Mich, Jan. 13-Dr. D.
E. Lichty, University Hospital staff
member, assured Ann Arbor resi-
dents that they are in no great dan
ger from spinal meningitis cases
which have been admitted to the
hospital. Ne rly a dozen such
cases have been received for treat
ment during the last two weeks.
He says that meningitis OF this
type has be II epidemic throughout
the country for nearly a year but
that the incidence of the disease
is not high.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-01-12
futile Hill Ne,Cs

party Wednesday evening at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Colts,
at their new home near Plymouth.
Miss Emma Cross. Lakewood. y.
j.. and Mr.. and Mrs. Will Cross
and Mrs. Ruth Boyer. Detroit, spent
Tuesday at the o. R. Darling home.
Miss Rita Savinski spent Friday
with her mother, Mrs. Stanley Sa-
vinski. in ST. Joseph's Hospital.
Ann Arbor
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land. o.. and Tech. 9Th Glass John
]. Adams OF Philadelphia.
The wounded man was given a
blood TRANSMISSION and plasma TO
combat shock. Then the bleeding
was halted. the wound and the torn
intestines repaired and the wound
packed with gauze 10 guard against
infection.
Four days later, Army authorities
said the man had a fighting chance
to survive. His leg which had been
paralyzed. was responding to treat
ment and his bladder, also para
lyzed. was functioning again.
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Services Conducted
For Mrs. Hicks, 20

Ann Arbor. Mich. Jan. l2-Final
rites were conductel Tuesday for
Mrs. Charles Martin Hicks, 70, who
died Sunday after "a protracted i'll
ness. DR.. Henry Lewis OBLIGATED.
Surviving are Mrs. Henry Field.
Jr, and Mrs. Joseph II. Cannon,
her daughters; and Mrs. W. F.
Henderson, Clinchburgh, Va, her
sister.