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INSTRUCTION couRsEs

PORTRAIT PAINTING: French language
Prof. Perelma, 1922 10th st NV DU.
6479, am. to pm. Mayfiower exhibit
HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES.
Free information on junior colleges in
Md, Va, Pa. Fall enrolments close soon.
Call Us for Details.
WASHINGTON SCHOOLS ASSOCIATION,
204 Colorado Bldg. RE 1899
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POULTRY q EGGS.

BABY CHICKS, feed and poultry supplies
James Feed Store Inc. 619 K st. NV
PuLLETS-Barred Rocks, Reds: lay soon;
delivered. Annandale Poultry Farm, Inc,
Annandale, Va Dial Glebe 5000 50
HOUSES-Pens for poultry, pets. livestock;
delivered: Apnandale Poultry Farm. Inc,
Annandale, Va. Dial Glebe 5000. So
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APARTMENTS UNFURNlsHEp.

I15 d ST. s.E.-2 rooms. kitchen. dinette.
GROUND, FLOOR, corner house: kitchen.
combination living and bedrm.. ample
closet space; pvt. bath, pvt. side entrance;
an eSd re amS Waekds1s xh on1 nG ass
Three i Roc Rooms: s. PVT. pvt bath. else. rets,,
sun, 42Io Newton st., coimar Manor. Nd.
2ND-FLOoR APT, living room. bedroom,
kitchen: Ioh % bath, sleeping porch: no children.
EXCELLENT BARGAN, 7ia II st. ne,
Apt. Ia rooms. semiprivate bath, includ-
ns gas ssya ses soo and heat ss5 Adults only
TAX. PARK1Attttracst.. rms. kitchen and
sath PVT. entrance: garage; S55; adults.
9 ROOMS. kitchenette. semipyt. bath: for
2 adults only; Apply 719 sth st. Sc. in
TAKoMA PARK-4 rooms and bath.
gentle, private home. for employed couple:
no smokers, pets or children; also one
tgansn tusn: oeasT9om 7os and private bath: Fear
TWo iNatSp ROOMS. M'sh Kitchen and bath on bus
NEWLY REMoDRLEp s. aroeIon roems Kitchen
and bath; corner apt; utilities furnished;
New York ave. NV. 6'
APARTMENT VALUES.
kitchen. dinette, bath. screened porch.
Vacant June 15; S55
kitchen, bath. dinette, screened porch.
Vacant July 1st; $50.
r. A. HUMPHREYS,
SOS North Capitol. Realtors. Ma. $3.50.
1916 KenilWorth Ave. NE.
3 rooms $3.50
3h rooms - $500
All Utilities Included. ''
Available June 15.
Take KenilWorth street car to building
or phone FIR. 9S2S.
KenilWorth Gardens. Inc.
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SITUATIONS WOMEN.

ACCOUNTANT. expert, to prepare finan-
cial statements. tax returns, install sys-
TENS TENS render bookkeeping services. Ma.
ACCOUNTANT BooKKEEPER, experi-
enced, desires permanent position; $50
per week Republic 2Sl7. 50
DENTAL, ASSISTANT-Young lady with a
year and a half experience in dental lab
oratory desires employment. TR 629l s..
EXECUTIVES ASSISTANT, routine office
work; some Stenography, typing admins
trative experience; Government contacts
hard worker: salary, S45 week. Box ny
LADIES, 2, white refined. educated desire
position together, child nursing, house
keeping; capable complete charge; please
state highest salaries: prefer away for
summer Box 255-K, Star s.
PRACTICAL NURSE, colored desires pri-
SECRETARIES Experienced correspondent,
typist, receptionlst; mature and derenC-
able; accustomed TO responsibility; dicta-
ton slow. elementary, bookkeeping; wishes
permanent WORK with private business
NV, location. 44hr week: Sl,S0O: ad-
yancement Boy PIX. Star. So
oGRAPHER-TYPIST, college grad
uate, years diversified experience, de-
sireS position non-technical lines. Box 2S2-
X Star 40
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COUNTRY BOARD.

WANT TO BOARD children or settled neo-
pie (white or colored) on farm; healthy
climate, mineral water. Mrs. J. X. Jones,
Route 1, Swope, Va. Sc
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ROOMS FURNISHED.
Southwest and Southeast

1893 FORT DAVIS ST. s.E.-Large sleep.
ing room for war worker. Call after 4
p.m., Ii. 3674.
III 18th ST. Sc, Apt. 1--One single and
enc double room: near trans. and Navy
LARGE FRONT RM.. elec. refrs., double
electric grill. water in room, next to bath
snd shower; $45 mo. 40s Seward
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

ONE TO THREE MONTHs-Furnished,
downstairs OF my home: five rooms. tile
cchssssnas 5S$s sunday and I'd EVENING". ien's''
aiyspaess; sTs a mslas ssaa rm; and bath sonv nS;
WIDOW wishes to share Groom. kitchen
aIn1s6 and bath n apt: with refined ladies' em-
srans Can san nTns III sap pris sves sSny sis..
COM. ave. Cleveland Park section-ror
nished iarse os kiseeD sns foyer oyer
pse1mfns opse sox SasR 800 per mo-. available at
~ ~ kitchen,, for one only Deeatur 556i.
jewish 70 ayEGm Ssds ca xts eve.
Would LIKE TO SHARE two-room fur
with sonseniai employed Protestant LADY:
sgsi aTrs514IIygr sS145 Yrs; coGGo GO e, STA; -, =.
only; nS dEinkins. oE, ssE 4es4. ~ ''ns'' '0u0''
inTlus!as hT sgs4 Frisidaire 61a 18th st. ne.
Ills k ST. NV rooms, front: gas.
snsas sssss'sstyi s9 not more than adults; refer
MOTHER and daughters in Silver
Spring. will share their 3-bedroem apart
SHOWN W BY Alisf AfPoisfMENr. SisgE Government
employe or seryicemen desired: 4 rooms
EGFsassF St for T rhs M honse hSSse
Keeping; $40 weekly. After 4:ao pm.
Rooms, oSsmPas eischen, ae nT private bath: adults;
conyenient to transp.. 3547 10th st. NV.
Z. GIRLS is.t to i share house on coopsratiys
ssei sSY eeSsSpoIs coNRp I've E. Rsw-seau.iful fur
iS a'G ssgSf Iii dss xssf
days, ga alter pm. OR. $3.50.
" SE.f caI TrEkR SalIs fsS5sh SssS sl pssss raa
hss Isss s4f5ai sa1saosr ssSsi ST: s.w,z:ana-aoer
emte enp nfsa sse ssmps ss aa 1.n rem
tile home; refined. married, working couple.
Ps; usss 'sa s.s :sss ssss
s1s1 Hssh w. w. sWAs sSss After a2 rooms for
1ssa LANIEk PL, NV. Ant. 2s-a nice.
ss s uss E siisnsn D ans sunasy das Drv-
II r ST. N.E.-.Basement large room, fully
equipped e for lh:k;: for employed couple;
: LADIES TO SHARE apt, prefer music
lovers; also Groom and bath apt. suitable
ssaas a1sh nas St to ny share sx b.sasiu sSs
S ss sss ST sso nice apartment
1902 FAIRMONT ST. NV,
Apt. 1-2 rooms. kitchen -dinette. bath,
Frigidaire, yard, utii. included: eonv. :
transp., stores: furn. without bed; can be
seen, to pm. DI. 6S0S.
1903 FAIRMONT ST. NV.
One lovely room, modern kitchen and
tled semipriyate bath with shower, Frigid-
atre, all utilities furnished. Convenient
to stores. and transportation. Come to
once and get key FEDERAL, FINANCE
CO.. el5 New York ave. NV. Ma. 7416.
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Specialist will solve your production and
labor problems by. incentive plans engi-
lens OF cost may be sharpened in postwar
competition Proper incentive plans should
cover in advance any postwar condition.
College graduate, shop and industrial en-
glneer draft exempt; salary, $1,000. Box
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FARM g GARDEN.

MANURE, PEAT MOSS, ETC.-Free deiiv-
cry. Well.rotted cow manure from one OF
Maryland's finest dairy farms. Large 10O-
ID. sack, LOS; sacks at 81 .S5; 10 sacks
at 81 IS. Peat moss, 81 .25 bushel; bushels
at S5c; 35 bushels at roc. Sheep manure,
20 lbs, SIZE 100 lbs. S3.15. Agrico for
Victory gardens, 10 lbs, SOC: 25 lbs, 81 40:
30 lbs, 81 20; 100 lbs, SO so. Garden
lime. 10 lbs, .21c: so lbs. Soc Also full
line of insecticides, garden tools, etc, n
our complete Garden Shops. Phone or
EvEkGREENS, low-growing. hardy trees,
each witt a ball, of earth; many varieties
from which to choose; priced from S4. so
up; also larger-growing evergreens. Nor
way and white spruce, arborvitae Fraser
and Douglas fir with balls Of earth $40
up: select the cnes you like at any one of
oui complete garden shops. Phone orders
AIlantic 400: free delivery. Hechinger Co.
GARDEN TOOLS. used. in excellent con-
dition; Picks with new handles, S1.O5;
shovels 81 25; wheelbarrows, SO. 80; mat,
tocks with new handles, ST. .05: hoes with
nso nsen handles, sl.o5; Complete Garden
tic l400. Free delivery. Hechinger Co.
LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED, repaired:
one-day service. j. Handy, 1900 II
PETUNIAs, feId-grown. single. a5c per
a6zen apnna Res5 Of 80 Upshur st. NV.
GENERAH IANDscAPING, manure. top
soil, SOQdiQg, grading etc WA dSQl
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48 SEATON PI- NV

Newly .remodeled; Q rooms, kitchen, pri-
vate bath. Frigidaire; all u&ilities fur
nished: Convenient to stores and trans
portation. Come to office and get key.
FEDERAL FINANCE CO., 915 New York
ave. NV. MA. 7416, 6s
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS.
UNUSUAL, POSITIONS

GOOD HOURS-GOOD sALARIEs.
Stenog. % legal --- $50 Wk
Stenog. %, aviation ---- $40 wk
Stenog., legal As mos. $40
Medical secretary % - Sl75
Spanish language Stenog., part time SS5
Stenog.. Shipbuilding $40
PART TIME AND VACATION OPENINGS.
Bookkeepers ~ ------ $50
Clerks: neat, under 30 ---------- Sl57
+. q; X typlstS, under 30 --- Sl6O
Oldest Employment Agency in d C.
Est. 30 Yrs. Ma 1898. WELCOME
BOYD'S, 1888 F ST. NV.
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COUNTRY BOARD WANTED.

COUNTRY BOARD wanted in vicinity
Washington, D. c. Modern, cool, shade
for 2 persons. Write Mrs. II. Weadei.
2126 Conn. ave. NV.
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FREE RENT
For settled couple exchange to manage
small rooming house. Call EX. 1S4S. -
1922 N ST. NV.
Owners home; best downtown neighbor-
hood; quiet, pleasant; double, S65 and $50
each mo-, or $50 weekly; single, S45 and
$50; gentlemen or couple.
COLORED LADY, middle-aged Large at
tractive front or middle bedroom in a
modern M d home: NV. residential section;
cant must be employed during the day;
home privileges, use Of kitchen limited;
reference, Adams 1929 or North S431.
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PERSONAL

GET To WORE ON TIME-By using
reliable telephone wake-up service; So a
month. Miss Hall, DU. 1854 10"
HOSIERY REPAIR, by expert operator g.
day. service; 10c per thread run. Needle
craft, 620 18th st. NV, corner 18th and
G, end floor.
EMPLOYED COUPLE desire furnished light
housekeeping Fo room @ and excellent day care
PHONE SHEPHERD $3.50, ask tor Miss
Campbell, If you are in need of loan up
TO 5000 on your signature
MEETING ROOM. seating capacity of 100.
splendid for club meetings and card par
ties, ETC.: complete with chairs and card
tables: in Columbia Heights, on car line
Mr. Soldano, ME-. $500. Ia 1882
HEMoRRHOlDS eradicated oy my own
method Results effective for a life
time or money back. Write tor booklet No
1921 18TH st nv RA 4747
C0LORED Venetian blind cleaners will
clean and wax your blinds in your own
home 81 each and UP. Ii. .57sS.
WILL GIVE day care to girl 3, boy 5:
same loving attention as my own of like
aces Arlington. Va, GIL. 1871
WILL TAKE CARE of your advertising
reasonably. For information call Ordway
WILL BOARD BOY between ages of 3 and
e years will give mothers care. Phone
MAMIE PASoUR-please call at 4515
Nebraska ave; NV. or telephone Or 2595.
Edith Wetherbee, Sunday or after 8 pm a.
TEACHER, elementary grades, will tutor in
your home Box 1S5-K, Star A.
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SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT, expert: books started, kept
part time; statements, audits, tax returns:
promI1, 1Tn i,, ,Ieassonable. scr Shepherd 1864: 10',
evenings. letters written and all ofhce
Adams 1850, Extension 305. s.
man; Box 294.K. Star:
INDUSTRIAL EXECUTIVE, stationed in
washington for the duration, formerly
v. P. and @. M. national chain restaurant
corporation. has too much time on his
hands particularly evenings and Sum
days. and wants to do something about it.
what bothersome problems do you have
that his competence and availability can
do something about? Box 164-K, Star.
LIQUOR SALESMAN, retail experience;
references; discharged soldier. Box 246-K,
Star. As
MAINTENANCE MAN; can make plumb
ing, heating and electrical repairs; with
living quarters. Adams 977S. 7%
MAINTENANCE MAN, white, thorough su-
perylsory and mech. exp. building and en-
glneering upkeep, desires permanent con-
nection; prefer salary and apt; give de-
tails: Box 237-K, Star. 81
OFFICE MGR, 35, 4-F, univ grad, IA
yrs. credits. coll, correspondence, knoWl-
edge bookkeeping. GE. 7l72 after 6. 1Os
POULTRY MAN, thoroughly experienced
practical, technical, with livestock crops,
construction; no objection to developing
your property but please don't answer un-
less you have sufficient capital. Box
190-K, Star. So
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S.IlWS.at- 20 = : stn 6S. q w -. L13f
CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK.
1ONIES, 10, all sizes, some midgets, some
large. all colors, gentle. for children; /
mule colt, 3-gsited horses, / Paiomino,
some spotted horses, good work horses and
nags; all kinds OF saddles and harness. bug
sies and pony carts; straw rides by the
hour. Rear 736 10Th st. s.e
PIGS, SHOATS AND cows. Melvin J.
Bean. Four Corners, Md, Silver Spring
4-YEAR THOROUGHBRED sorrell mare,
good Jumper. very graceful. Hillside
0969-W. 1917 Leona ST. Sc. 81
WORK HORSES FOR SALE
At Shadow Lawn Stock Farms
Gaithersburg, Md. Phone 40.
w. o. Dosh, Owner
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MOVING. PACKING 6 STORAGE.
MOVING AND STORAGE, reasonable rates.
Will take your surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. Edelman's Nov
ing & Storage Co., Taylor 2937. 5s
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- ----. - =z-=z-=z=z--=7=-
PI AMOS
Highest cash price paid for grand, spinet.
small upright models. Get our appraisal
before you sell. Write or phone
HUGO WORCH,
-1IIO q N w; MA. 1929.
BOATS.

BUOYS, steel. mooring and pickup; also
ANCHORS and chain; no priority. S. King
fulton, Inc, S05 Maine ave. s.w. EX
3406.
SAiLBOAT, PENGUIN class, mahogany; new
sail, paint and varnish, splash and stor-
age covers, stainless steel rigging, bronze
nttlngs. 500. Box Ssh, Star
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COAL, WOOD. FUEL OIL
CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK.

ANDIRONS, nre tools. screens and all dre
place goods. repaired and rennished, D. L
Bromweh. -I23 18th st. nv NE. 1134
Evening star., 1944-06-05
BEAIITICIAMS

Enpett' snrtet' al-around operators: also mani
NV. Ma. 696l. A~A' eoiih' ave
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-12
ORGAN GRINDER

All the while they were talking
many of the old folks beat time
with their feet 10 the music of
organ grinder Joe Canzona. whose
9-year-old monkey. Jimmie. ca
pered about having caught the
festal spirit that pervaded the
picnic grounds.
Still grumbling about the mud
that cramped his Waiting style. -
Louis s mon maintained that
times had changed too much be-
cause when he used 10 travel over
TO Hog Island on his grocery
wagon, he couldn't dance then
because of the snakes.
Heading the committee that
sponsored the picnic were Mrs.
Avian Macauley Jr.. Mrs. Richard
w. Jackson. Mrs. Wendell Ander-
son. Mrs. Joseph NJ. Welt and
Mrs. sermon KnudSen.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-12
State Filler
Given DFC

WASHINGTON, July II (UP)
Lit. d. g. Paul T. Sorenson.
937 w. Grand Ave, Muskegon,
Mich. has been awarded the Dis
tinguished Flying Cross for carry
ing out two destructive strafing
attacks on an enemy U-boat while
plotting a fighter plane, the Navy
announced today.
His attacks silenced the SUBJ
marines deckguns, demolished the
periscope, caused several deck
fires and explosions of ammuni-
ton, killed or wounded German
crewmen. and started oil leaks by
which the submarine was located
and later destroyed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-12
Bakery
TieupVote

Whether bread and pastry de-
livcrieS from AZ Detroit bakeries
Will be tied up by strike Of rs
drivers protesting the War Labor
Boards rejection of their wage
demands viii be- determined to-
morrow night at meeting Of the
Bakery Drivers Local 81. AL
Sam Hurst president OF the
drivers local. declared the drivers
were incensed ~ a WLB panel
ruling which denied demands for
IN increase 10 SO from $3.50 and
81 a day in base pay and a raise
from 10 TO II per cent on COM
missions.
The boys are plenty upset
about H." Hurst said. We're
going 10 try TO control them but
can't promise anything"
The panel granted minimum
guarantees and hourly rate in
oreases but Hurst said, the
minimum pay increase does not
give these workers one dime more
either IN current or retroactive
pay Their earnings are already
above the minimum
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-12
Job|ess Figure
Anglers Jeffries

Mayor Jeffries today disagreed
sharply with a city planner who
predicted that there will be 200
900 unemployed IN Metropolitan
Detroit after postwar rcconverSlon
Is completed and 100000 during
the reconVcrslOn period.
The prediction was made IN a
report submitted by Melvin c.
Luhar of the city planning COM
mission. Ridiculing the report and
the high unemployment estimate
Jcffrics said:
Il read the first three pages
and got Disguised and quit.
don't know how an ostensible
expert could arrive at such a
figure. I'm going TO find out
why We have such men In the
city planning commission. These
figures are utterly ridiculous"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-12
Delay in Appeal
Granted M(Cred

Walter NJ Nelson, Detroit at
torney was granted an extension
until Sept. IS 10 prepare record
for appeal in federal court in his
fight 10 free Duncan c. McCrea
former Wayne County prosecutor
from Jackson prison.
McCrea is serving sentence
for his part IN the graft conspiracy
exposed by the Ferguson grand
Jury. The extension today was
granted because Nelson is engaged
IN the legislative graft trials al
Mason.
The former prosecutor. IN his
petition before l.. S. Judge Picard,
claimed that his constitutional
rights had been violated in his
arrest, conviction and sentence.
No notice Of appeal was filled,
however.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-12

STRAW IN STREETCARS
STRAW was strewn all over
the floor of the streetcar To keep
the passengers warm" SAID 70
year-old Mrs. Marie +. Nlsger.
land AT the end OF the line, the
streetcar men had TO get out,
unharness the two horses and
turn the car back on an old
turntable."
Dennis OLeary, 70, who raced
harness horses IN his day, inter
rupted with:
ooh. and remember how the
lamp lighters ran from block TO
block with their torches, and
III the small wooden lamps, with
their built-in ladders"
And" popped up a voice
somewhere in the background,
don't forget the old wooden
bridge across Ia Belle Isle. Why
Was one Of the first Ia cross
II, III never forget the thrill IL
was"
BreathlcsS from walizlng &c
My Wild Irish Rose. Mrs Mar
garet OLearN, 90. who had AL
She could do 10 keep up with 81.
year-old Louis Simon, recalled
that what is now Indian Village
used 10 be the old Blue Ribbon
Race Track where her husband.
horses raced.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-12
MGrath S Body
Taken From Lake

CHICAGO, July II GNS)-A
body recovered from Lake Michi-
gan by Lincoln Park police had
been identified today .as that of
Maurice McGrath. Detroit circuit
court clerk, reported TO have
leaped from the lake steamer City
of Grand Rapids Saturday.
Identification was made at the
county morgue by Grover A.
Tompkins of Detroit, a Michigan
state insurance inspector.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-12
Great Fires Started
by B-29S. Filler Writes

"All the ships Of our unit got
back safely" he wrote. when
we landed. a war correspondent
took our picture. They gave MS
good cold bottle of beer. Boy,
that sure hit the spot"
Chaffee, who was an accountant
for the Murray Corp, of America,
has a 2-year-old son. Jimmy. He
entered the army in January, 1943.
He was member of the foot
ball and track teams of Mac
kenzie High, where he was gradu-
ated IN 1886. He attended the
University OF Detroit for two
years.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-12
Occult Seance
gypsy, Using Bible, Glass
. Steals $79I From Purse

Police dipped into the occult
to-day as they searched for fonda.
3o-year-old gypsy who employed
Bible. waterglasS and seance
10 steal S79l from a poCketbook
owned by Mrs. Nozelma Martin,
1892 Bellevue.
This gypsy told me Id have
q mystic experience" Mrs. Mar
tin told police. "if I'd concen-
trate on the glass and hold on
90 the Bible. While my hands
were. on the Bible, hers went
into a table drawer and came
out with the pocketbOok."
Police of the holdup squad re-
ported that the mystic fonda had
used similar tactics 10 steal 81 00O
from five other persons
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-12
Attorney Hits
War Strikes

Hearing of grievances OF the
Foreman's Association of America
by a fact-fnding panel of the
WLB continued today after Mich
olas Kelley, an attorney for the
Chrysler Corp. had charged labor
with failing to keep its agreement
to end strikes.
IL think KeIley's indictment
Of labor Il decidedly unfair"
Robert II. Keys, FAA president,
declared
1T Is obvious that Chrysler's
good record in the production of
war materials depended upon
labor and. consequently, upon
the foremen who supervise pro-
duction."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-12
Sales in N. Y. Stores
Increase Slightly

NEW YORK. July 12- New
York City department store sales
during the week ended July 8
were 2 per cent above the like
1913 period Most of the stores
reporting, however, had one less
shopping day than in the compar-
able week last year. Four-week
sales were 13 per cent higher.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-12

A Detroit flier who took part in
ythe first B-29 raid on Japan told
his wife in letter, that the
whole sky was as red as the sun
setting in the west" after the
planes left their target.
The flier is S/Sgt. Donald Chat
fee, u, and his wife is Mrs Gladys
Chaffee. 1868 Keystone. ~.
"Our navigator brought us In
directly over the target" he
wrote. "Searchlight batteries
tried 10 catch us while fax
sprayed the sky"
Great fires were started by the
bombs, he said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-12
Find Dead
Dancer

A 3l-year-old night club dancer,
Dian Rowland, was found dead in
her downtown hotel room early
today by an aunt, Mrs. Ruby Rice,
1911 Lothrop.
An autopsy was scheduled for
today although Mrs. Rice told
police her niece suffered from
heart attacks. Police reported
the body bore no marks of
violence.
Mrs. Rice went 10 the hotel
room when Miss Rowland's en-
ployer informed her that the
dancer had failed to report for
work last night.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-12
BrOdieDOOdIf
But Pair Diving of Bridge
Land in Hooseeow

Steve Brodie's dive from Brook
lyn Bridge endangered only his
own life but when Edward C..
Chase. y of l9207 kenoSha
CratIot Township. and Howard r..
y. of 1884, CadieuX road
dIved off Belle Isle Bridge yeStcr-
day they narrowly missed landing
m Albert PlOufc's motor boat
Plouife. OF 3632 Helen. who had
his wife and two children with
him. threw the divers life pre-
servers. brought them ashore and
handed them over 10 Belle Isle
station police.
I'VE did II on q dare" they
told police. who said they had
been drinking.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-12
Hanging Of Boy, b,
Declared Accidental

The death by hanging Of Her
bert Clyde Storrs, Is, Of 32l w.
Hudson. Royal Oak. today was
pronounced accidental by Oakland
County Coroner DR. Howard
Schuneman.
Police said the body was found
hanging from clothesline at
tached to the trolley rail OF the
garage door last night by the
boy's father.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-12

Axis Ack-Ack Fooled by Foil.
Their Radar Eyes Are Electric
ally Blinded by Showers Of
Christmas Tree Icicles Dropped
by Allied Airmen. Read This In
teresting Article in The Ameri-
can Weekly Famous Magazine
Distributed With This Sundays
Issue Of The Detroit Sunday
Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-12

B o & u S.
Sr., Of 1850 Theo-
dore, w ho re-
letters
from the boys.
Walter Bogus,
Jr.. p. a para
trooper is in
the hospital re-
covering fro m
{ h Q e G o n a
" oun d he has
reCpiXcd in tho
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-12
Aged ReliVe Youth
I'm Belle Isle Picnic
Times Photo

Many oldsers heart tingled with happy memories
Of other years which they lived again they
danced sang pcncked and payedand snapped yarnsa
Belle Isle yesterday.
II outing day for the odtmers, sponsored by the War
Chest women's committee of the Community Fund.
Stories rampant There the time that the city hall
and the horsedrawn Jefferson street.
car ad its al Elliott.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-12
Brothers Meet
At Anzio, Italy

A wartime reunion OF two De-
trolt brothers, one of them in
hospital at Anzio, Italy, was re-
vealed today by their mother, Mrs.