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The Ypsilanti daily press., 1944-11-13
w A N T { D

Two WOMEN between ages
20 and 35 for general mer-
chandise and fountain work
at the Willow Run Post Ex-
change. Hours | 80 TO 10 D.
m. No Saturday night or
Sunday work. White only,
Cali Miss Elzlnga, Ypsi 1880
Ext. l65 for interview ap-
pointment.
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Houses For Sale

S ROOM MODERN bungalow, al
so bungalow IS IT by 20 II. with
stool on rear OF property. Lot so
by 312 II. Price $3.50. Terms.
II. Peet, Realtor, 11s Pearl St
Phone l57l.
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Livestock

FOR SALE: ENTIRE HERD
consisting OF Z young COWS, 1
fresh. springer, mixers. 2
springer hcifers. ! yearling
bull. All for $3.50 1866 Hitch
ingham Rd. II. 1, Milan.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1944-11-13

BY OWNER. nearly new @ room
house. All modern. Very good con-
dition. Double garage. Near school
Phone S95-J.
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WANTED; Young lady TO work I'm
photo shop part time (mornlngsD
or fun time. Experience not neces-
sary. Must be quick and accurate.
state age, experience, etc, In first
letter. Box VI. care Press
PRACTICAL NURSE or elderly lady
TO take care OF so year old WON
an. Phone lf50-J-2.
FULL OR FART TIME experienced
alteration ladies. Good salary,
pleasant working conditions. Box
T-kS care Press
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1944-11-13
Classified Advertising

Rates with Ods for consecutive insertions per hns
2cc Three Days lie Six Days ioe Ten Days 30
annual contracts
classified advertising
Not for
peadllne Noon before publication t7o.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1944-11-13

EXPERIENCED
USED CAR
SALESMAN
WANTED
Box T-5o Care PresA
Instructions Given

Important Information for
Women
NEED GREAT for Practical Nurses
for fun or part time Opportunity
90 train AZ home. Experience and
high school education not ncces-
sary. Ages IS 20 GO. instruction
under supervision Of registered
nurses Prominent doctor Is Med
zeal COnsultant. Nursing supplies
included Information free. Write
Wayne School OF Practical Nurs-
Ing, Box t-lO, care Daily Press.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1944-11-13

FIVE ROOM HOUSE on w. Mich
igan. 10 minutes drive from city
limits near Bomber cutoff, cleo
trio stove connection, well. Inq. 20s
Parsons
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The YpsilantiD DalyPress

GEORGE c. HANDY, Publisher
Entered as second-class mail matter
The Ypsilantian, Jan. =. bs0'
The Ypsilanti Daily Press, Marcn ~
isOt In accordance with sec; osV'
+. L. q II. (Mar. 2. 1871, al Pos'
office, Ypsilanti, Mich:
TERMS or SUBSCRIPTION.
Nv Carrier. per week, in city '..fVs
By Mail, one year in fpsiIanu
trading zone, cumprisins
Washtenaw County, and vest
ern portion Of Wayne county wv
Bv Mall. per year, outside fpsi-
lauti trading zone .,...s..'. t'Sv
Special rate to Soldiers, year .te.oe
Independent OF politics and pub
Iished daily except Sun6ay with an
aim toward serving the fpsilahu
trading territory.
TELEPHONES
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Editorial Rooms ............ 80,
MEMBER MICHIGAN
LEAGUE OF HOME DAlLIES
Scheerer and Co.
al Lexington Ave, New forE
as f. Warkrr Drive. Chicsso
MEMBGR OF
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The Associated Press Is enlitled 70
he use for republication OF all 1s~s
dispatches credited to II no. other
wise credited Ia this paper and also
the local news published herein. All
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Real Estate
Houses For Sale
ROAD TO FREEDOM

ROAD TO FREEDOM
NOW Is THE TIME 70 acquire
a home while YOU can still get
one for $3.50 down. With two
bedroOms-and space for third.
All brand new--all FILA inspect
ed. Easy monthly payments
take care OF the balance.
Call at our branch office,
2Oll Harding Rd.-(take
Packard 10 Hewitt and
turn left) or telephone
today.
{. Rodgers Sylvester
REALToR
S01 +. Forest Ave. Phone 449
Branch office: 20ll Harding ~.
Mrs. Braman. Mgr. Phone 2t94
FOR SALE
MODERN BUNGALOW. Four rooms
and bath. Easy terms. Burnie
Rossbach, 1856 Packard Road.
Ypsilantl. Phone Sow.
ROOM HOUSE. bath. furnace,
garage, S3,500. Terms $3.50 down.
II. Peet. Realtot. il9 Pearl St.
Phone 1871.
CHOICE LOCATION. &C It.
Excellent business frontage.
Modern income apartment house,
oil heat, near A.P. store. Priced
20 sell. Terms. II. Peet, Realtor.
119 Pearl ST. Phone 1871.
ROOM BUNGALOW, bath, furnace
4
$3.50 down. II. Peet, Realtor. 1ls
Pearl ST. Phone 1871. near stores
EAST SIDE small house, newly dec
GRATED exterior. basement dug for
larger house, near Holmes Road
and store. Price $3.50. Terms. H.
Peet, Realtor ll9 Pearl st. Phone
1871. Immediate possession.
PEARL ST, Close in, room bunga.
low, bath. nearly new Holland
furnace, laundry trays. garage
reasonable price. Terms. II. Peet
Realtor, l19 Pearl ST. Phone 1871
MILES ST. room modern bum
galow, storm windows, screens.
garage. near Cross st. Price
S3,675. Terms. II. Peet, Reaitor.
1l9 Pearl st, Phone 1871.
MODERN 8 ROOM HOUSE 20 years
old, fireplace, forced air heat and
stoker. attached garage, nice lot
22i +. Michigan. Milan, Mich.
TWO BEDROOM BUNGALOW,
completely modern including late
model electric stove and refrig-
orator, year around automatic
hot water. forced air coal furn-
ace, large lot, $4,000 down, $4,000
monthly. John Higgs, corner OF
Edmund and Clinton Sts., Wayne,
Michigan.
HOUSE FOR sALE-four rooms and
bath. Full basement. Garage. Call
44S-W.
CENTER ST. NEAR MICHIGAN
AVENUE, 6 room house with
large breakfast nook, bath,
nearly new Holland furnace, au-
tomatic hot water tank. Price
$500. Terms. II. Peet, Realtor,
| 1l9 Pearl st. Phone 1871.
| CALI OUR ADTAhER at 47O for
Classified Advertising aervica
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EOR RFNT

IL ROOM BRICK, central loca-
tion. Seven bedrooms. Suitable
for rooming house. First class
condition. Lease IL desired.
BRUCE HAIG. BROKER
2Oc w. Michigan. Phone 1928
HOUSE FOR RENT: WEST SIDE
Modern, bedrooms. Adults. Ph.
1614-W.
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Merchandise
Household FurnlshInus .

/ SMALL SIZED BABY BED Link
spring kapok mattress. Pre-war
Thayer baby buggy dc luxe model.
Phone 27g3
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ATTRACTIVE CLEAN SUITE FOR
WOMEN-ALSO ROOM FOR
ROOMMATE. Light Housekeeping
privileges. TIC Pearl Street.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1944-11-13

CLOSE OUT four burner apartment
size all porcelain rock wool insul-
ated gas stove. Grinnell Bros,
2ln " MLcLInnn
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1944-11-13

FIVE BURNER high chimney kero-
sene stove. Inquire s973 Tuttle
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1944-11-13
Qualified for New Tires?
BOX U-s, CARE PRESS

Exchange your ration certificate for
the best tire on the road today.
ABE. Goodrich Silvertown We
have all popular sizes Easy terms
too. Thorne Tire Co. 209 T. Mich.
Dhona g9C
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1944-11-13
Houses For Rent

NEWLY BUILT HOMES
Limited number OF houses just
completed available for rent.
Full attic. basement and recrea-
tion room. Located one mile from
Ypsi near golf course. Call Ypsi
2500-W or see agent at 703 N.
Prospect
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-07-21


mary norman w'S there, and
Lynn Mortimer. MARY had lost
weight. ne Was working very hard,
1ut h"t tenderness hccam her,
and her serene lace was not drawn
.E hag"ard. In the last SIX months
h'r haIr mad started to turn gray, IN
attic SilNcfy StrcakS. Tonight,
wearing thIn, cool green IN defer
rnce I" the midsummer heat, she
""hrd very l"VelN' Lynn Mortimer
."Hid not take nj, eyes IRON her.
Hui thcn' he rarely could.
~ az ~ H,'Se anu VEL
"'H''i-
-, u;n I,ie,ilI tue ''i"''-
49, - .,ta ~1'l"N's'l
'"' e'eiSohc
-, 49,.
-: .",I n.at,La1P - "t,ri
fTi,IIiN NJ tL,, ',' 2i'g
- u,.n N.Y.,
~ "e'se'l 'h"I l
.rtbn ror mn,.L ~ ZANE
M.tthaw Laa ~ all,
hscl ba was d,ncinr 80
IN R;u,s ,Ini, r.,.aa. IN ~
49, .rms Ito vos war,
.You don't know What yn,,,,o nat
sing into ask I,rno sbnu t.u
,,u Girls who mar,v doctora ara
~Tuts.
.Wb,t about JJi1Jo No,1o,ou
.nt .l',,s 100 oS ,
Matthew car,less1v "sba b,en,+ III,
covered a single flaw rs vet Ue
hooked over at Sam darrirr u;tb
his little wife and at Kin taIl1nu
20 LYNN Mortimer.
I.a+or Matthew aa,ooa u;., !,
nntI.r eLa caia nniatlu u ~
~ gu p"'e'is' as ne
.oom. "lrene's doing too much
shes Y ill.," he asserted
Il didn't mean that he was III "
YOU two.p he said lauphiny.
Ashe fuses over YOU Won fuss ove,
her. What's wrong with Won WON.
en-? As if YOU had anvtbioo to
worry about. with me to look afte,
you both"
Nevertheless when a little later
Sam was called ONT ON an .mo,'
pencv and left taking H;l1, uitb
him. and the marty broke nm Narv
fingered. beckoning Irene INTO w..
nad,oom vbila JTn, yoitinr tn,.
ber talked With Nattbaw ~
Irene"
~Yes"
~Yon,re NOT VOL GRO vor7y
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-07-21

ap"u' TINS party you know now ne
49, nary.
l Know. He'll be delighted. Of
course us "hat he's wanted. and
YOU can allord 1t now.
IAN We IL seems to ne that
we SPehd Il GOOD deal. Yet you're
away Sc" generous, said Irene.
She Ie"ked at hcr mothrr-in-law.
hgr b'ue eyes dlfcct and troubled.
90 generous. think. | would
nave Ilh"d another year in the
once. OF course | can 20 on, for
quit a WhIl'.'
mat nonsense declared Mary
!,rnlly, You mustn't even consider
It.
~ Dc All right, but Matthew
must ave a competent Office nurse,
ana lhtt can more ~cEIcu>c.'
htril [" worry about that"
hIt 90. NHc added, ANY way.
"nrii we get S"inton" else I'll want
10 ne there 10 tram her.
Mary asked, amused, How much
training goes into that, my dear?
la IS II you md a nurse who
can tSpe ana keep books, as you do
'he treatments Shell be called
upon 10 give are IN hne with her
Original training and surely she'll
De abe TO answer a telephone, make
appointments, and be pleasant t.
'ile most trying patient
q, / snow Sald irene patiently,
n"' Nh're more than that She
regarded Mary sobelly. Matthew
l!NeS ti'itAs Just 50. hes very me
''cutouS'
NOV agreed Matthews
hao,her' ~ ever "a man loved order
ana was utterly incapable OF Great
my H. i~liilS'tI' you married him.
"he afeW Irene toward her and
hiS>ed Hef Ioreflean. Wy dear, do
zen iii'' tonight lie VIII, naturally,
MAKE you leave the Office, but You
,huS'iI De 700 sorry. o should
klo" better imam anyone how essen
tlal rest Is lof you, and tor the baby
Us worm any amount OF sacrifice,
Tor US an
irene smiled Wahly. And as this
also Is Matthe" baby | suppose
nell be strong as an OK and impa-
1leht n Iebelllous.'
'HeF
Il think so replied Irene, flush
ing.
lynn outside, raised MS voice.
when T you coming Mary
nave to be IN court tomorrow at,
practically, the crack Of dawn"
Irene followed Mary out of the
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-07-21
The REST Of My LIFE With You


Nellie began collecting glasses.
plumpIn" up cushions, strai"hten-
ing rugs and books. Irene moved to
help her hut Nellie said under her
breath. No, You sit down. Mrs.
Norman, You don't need to do this
n you know you shouldn't, just
now
Irene crew scarlet. Apparently
You couid keep matters from Mat
thew u not from Nellie. Before
she could answer, Aclli" chucklcd.
Il seen what You've been eating,
and not eating
Mat1h"" was chewing on "A dead
pipe, sitting with l""s stretched Ii
IN a big chalr. He commented,
"HeavcnS. It's hot!' And asked,
Ea"nln2, what are you two Cos
sipinH about
NuthIil", replied Irene. II was
Just telling Nellie that her aSplc
a never been 50 good. thought
hlil laylor "ould burst.
Naturally, ald Matthew,
NellIe never fans He smiled.
20 to bed, Nellie, you must be
Urea. irene, come here. I'm too
comfortable to move
Inc room was tidy. Order had
been restored. so Nellie Went to
bed.
Irene sat on the arm OF her hus-
bands chair and he pulled her down
on ms lap. well, old lady" he
SAID ~cohtentedly, three years. A
long time tor any woman to hold a
man IKE me. He laughed and
muss.o mel III a,eIS ~loltuiia'e
sN, VIZ ing YOU,
nNS '"''e' .oupie oi 3HSn
-" "'H min iiiida
s'1s any t,o"oie' ne
.@''' u'si>'"f' %" nv
% 'e p'e'e' Je"'o"s 'o"'
nr 1
1 snoU' "nlDitious' 1aiu
y;th SAW
"Oh, sure, | Just wondered.
though. That emergency Of Sam's
tonight. Very interesting case"
He yawned again. LUCKY we are"
he SAID drowsily, "plenty of pa
tents and among them, thank God,
half a dozen worried chronlcs.
Those are the ones who pay the
bills
Irene murmured family. Il think
I'll go to bed
'He let' WY III i,'i''ooeia 'eiy
~ "'
grasp, ana looked at NeF.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-05-13
Conwell, Peacock, Ewell, Walker And
Williamson Get Honors nPennRelays

PHIlADELpllIA- fANr) - a
crowd OF $4,000 people saw Ed
Convict star Splinter OF New
York university bring his school
into the limelieht during the
finale II the Penn relay track
carnival at Franklin field satnr-
dav as other Negro track stars
ir.lmphed.
White Cunwell took the invi-
iation loo-yard dash IN 9S Sec
onds New YORK e beat Army
for the half mile relay title IN
| IS other cclored stars who
won honors during the meet were
EGlace Peacock Of he New York
Coast guard; PIT Barney Iswcll
Camp Lee Va Charles Walker.
Hampton Va Naval Training
school: and SGT Joshua Williams
son. Tiolahird signal depot, Bal
iimorc
pvl Ewcil won the broad Jump
Av the mark ~ a 4 2i-s IN
vith Charles Walker placing
fourth SGT Williamson loapcd 6
Il, in 20 win the hirh lump
and Peacock placed second in The
iavelln throw
Among the Negro colleges 70
win honors IN the college mile
relay were Lincoln university.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-05-13
THE BOWLERS'
MIRROR
Bv ELITE

rh rejection Of a perfect game was almost visible
ars pa,rlcs' Mirror last Sunday evening 1t all han
= ,be, Maco Kelley, star bowler with Grady Jack
leH' rar Ale was playing match with the loduacio1s
yM' o nd en strikes in row, and the eleventh ball
s frookl,n side but the six pin stood up This gave
~ my star 269 in the ninth frame The crowd
td rahcrcd to watch the feat groaned in dis
s : ~ six pin stood there shaking. Kelley too was
gtod for ON the very next ball he received his first
w. n the II frames The final score read Kelley 2S8
IKE ( one 81 he highest single games rolled on the
mi fRomnrlcs) Robinson, who picked up his first
+. Il !, the Paradise lust months ago the center of
.rcion hse last sunday evening The tap dance wiz
az teanee "a With Harry Powers local lad and bowled
ans his Old rival. Frank Holman and George Crum
. nin match To- their rivals but only by small margin
S Boanclcs lSi 67 and 33 for 1Si series: Crum
90 oo ana 900 for 657 Powers 225 159 and 1917 for
4, seres and Holman l46 1877 and l4s for 12l
Tho king of taps came back and beat his old rival
r~rt IN y oi,s game total pin match Scores Boangles
n. Frank l36 Boiangles said Tell the bowling
qcrid that Black Roiangles beat Black Frank
l'nat S8nnic Wilson's Bowl Drome. something new
hs feer added Minnie Boyd, is assistant manager
sr6 wiling Is help this column in establishing an annual
Iesrr n Bapi Week girls team has Just been or
esrized Margaret Whtworth was elected captain OF
the female se and the girls viii bowl under the name OF
ne Bow O-pfne.
Eddie Edwards manager Of the Drome is busy max
ne mans for summer league that will get underway
ar Any ono enter the league by calling Te 297ss
Make yoar reservations early.
Women members Of the Motor City Bowling league
viii award prizes at heir party being held at the 10
Hosemer lb May 3. This announcement was made
a. meeting hcd BY the organization last Wednesday
night Mrs. Hazel Lyman Roxborough elected prcsi
dent II the league.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-05-13
'-----------------l----'----l----
758th Baseball
Team Loses Final

CAMP ELLIS ll-fANPl The
75Sth Medical Sanitary company
Basketball team. indicated in
the Medical league. lost the final
game for the post championships
TO the lo2fd General hospital by
a score OF 34-2S last week
Roasting string OF eight vic
tories during the regular basket
Ran season. the 75Sih played a
thrilling game against the lo3rd-
at no time did It seem possible
for the station hospital team 10
win. one observer commented aft-
or the game The 75Sth was
awarded the second place trophy.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-05-13
nv MARY REEVES

TIE Rev ) S Murray Of New
NJ Nloriah Baptist church De-
tror and tho Roy Mr. Johnson
~ Atlanta Ga were Wednesday
evening dinner guests OF Nr and
Mrs G Reeves
Miss Villa Mae Ewing aieach-
or Az 'ac Harriet SCHOOL in Ypsi-
lenf accompanied Miss Wanda
Smih heme 60 ncul Weekend
I'm Whi'akor
Mss Johnson G nullor ana
Airs Nary T.. Reeves also 0iha
Reef's All OF Detroit We're sun
day guests a M and Mf
Reeves
TAo Rev and Mrs Knowles of
pow Huron spent Tho weekend
With Mr. AMI Mrs. Thompson.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-05-13

Detroit Saturday and attended
the concert az Masonic temple =,
hear Roland HAYES sing.
Sunday services az Second Dap
list church we're under tho aus
pieces Of tho Wcmans Mission sy
society Mrs Y Y kilrore o. nc-
ircit and sice-prcsident ~ ne
Michigan District Womons 1850
citation was speaker N the morA-
hg. Her subject Gods House
was beautifully illustrated from q
drawing
Mrs r Iiick yicc-proslicn' a.
large OF the State association.
poke IN the evening on The
Church in VAR Adjustment.
The three visiting missionary So
cic,lcs we're from the white evan
rclIcal church. Carey chanel and
Rcthlchcm Temple
The womers guild Is SPONSOR
ing a Father and son-Moihel and
Daughter banquet Thursday May
II ~ s r m.
SALVAGE INFORMATION-RAN.
rOIpu $3.50
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-05-13

SALVAGE INFORMATIOy-RAN
r0LPH $3.50
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-05-13

Morgan State Of Baltimore and
Virginia State. Hampton placed
second in tho second college mile
relay and Howard university.
fiffh
Evening star., 1944-07-09
Esquire Suit Slated
For Trial Tomorrow

The long pending suit Of Esquire
Inc, in which 1t seeks an injunc-
ton against the Postmaster Gen
eral to prevent him from enforc-
ing an order banning Esquire mag
azine from second-class mailing
privileges. Is scheduled for trial to-
morrow in District Court before
Judge T. Whitfield Davidson OF
Texas, who is to serve here tenn
porarily as a presiding justice.
Esquire contends that the Post
master Generals order violates
freedom of the press and that IN 1t
he exceeded his authority. Others
opposing the second-class mailing
ban who have entered the case as
friends of the court" include the
American Newspaper Publishers As
sociation, the American Civil Lib
critics Union. the Authors League
of America. Inc. and the Pennsyl-
vania Newspaper Publishers Associ-
alton.
Through an agreement signed by
counsel for the Government and
Esquire, the latter has been allowed
to continue it's second-class mailing
privileges until the injunction suit
has been decided finally in the
highest court to which it may 60.
Originally, the order banning the
magazine from second-class mailing
privileges was to have become ef-
fective February 28. Under the
agreement, however, Esquire is to
pay the difference between second
class rates and the higher cost of
fourth class rates. from the Febru-
ary date. if it finally loses out In
its suit for an Injunction.
Evening star., 1944-07-09
Wrecked Troop Train
Yields 3 Bodies;
More Expected
~ the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
JELLICO, Tenn. July 8.-The
death toll from the plunge Of a
troop train into a deep gorge Of
nearby Clear River Thursday night
mounted to at least 80 tonight as
workmen laboriously cleared the
wreckage.
The Army announced the bodies
Of Is soldiers had been found and
Police Chief Hubert Perkins said
six other bodies were recovered dur
ing the afternoon. The fireman
and the engineer Of the train also
persisted.
AS two giant cranes swung their
cables into the rocky gorge and
tugged at the last demolished car,
workers said they believed at least
two more bodies would be found.
A spokesman for the Louisville
and Nashville Railroad said it might
be late Sunday before all wreckage
was cleared from the 50-foot defile,
where a locomotive and four cars
plunged after derailment. A NTH
car left the tracks but hung on
the steep bank.
While railway representatives and
the Federal Bureau Of Investigation
sought probable cause of the crash,
81 injured soldiers were sent by the
Army to Moore General Hospital,
near Asheville, N. c. Twenty others
were listed as first-aid cases. Ten
were left at the Oak Ridge Army
Hospital, near Knoxville because Of
injuries too serious to permit move
ment.
John Ruggles, FBI agent in
charge, said there definitely is no
indication of sabotage"
The Army proceeded slowly with
q list of dead and injured, and pub
Gc relations officers said 1t might
be Sunday before the compilation
was announced.
J. E. Lockhart. division engineer
for the Louisville and Nashville
Railroad, said no defect had been
found in the tracks and added there
WAS no evidence OF sabotage.
Evening star., 1944-07-09
By the Associated Press,

LONDON, July 8.-Buried four
days under the debris Of . billet
wrecked by = flying bomb, Sergt.
Emory Barefoot. ~, Of Vienna, Ca,
was rescued without suffering any
serious effects from his ordeal, It
was disclosed today.
He lay imprisoned without food
Tor IS hours, protected by beams
which collapsed into . tentlike po-
sition over him and held back the
great weight Of the wreckage. His
Evening star., 1944-07-09
Soldier Buried for Four DAYS
by Flying Bomb Is Rescued

two companions were killed in the
blast.
Dazed and covered with dust
Sergt. Barefoot was suffering most
from hunger and exhaustion when
he was rescued. After receiving
medical attention he drank two
cups oftea and smoked : cigarette
Then he was taken to . hospital
where he is reported recovering
rapidly.
Sergt. Barefoot, an Army cook,
said: Il had 4 knife and fork with
Evening star., 1944-07-09

ueIl. ne sue
ceeds Winfield
Weitzel.
Other officers,
elected to serve
for a year in
clude William H.
Rusher. first vice
president; How
ard de Fran
ceaux, on d
vice president:
G. E d W ar d
Hacking, secre-
tary: L. Ken
n e t h j one ,
treasurer, and
A pllStlls p
Evening star., 1944-07-09

me and tried TO dig my way through
the wall, but had to give up"
He had been working In flying
bomb rescue operations the day be-
fore the billet was wrecked.
The sergeant said that when he
saw the bomb coming he dived into
the basement. and when it hit the
building II felt Is If was shot Is
feet into the air. The next thing
I found myself In = crumpled po-
Sition.n
Evening star., 1944-07-09
Park Soeiul PIonned

The Junior Hadassah will hold
an outdoor social, "park-in-the-
dark" In Grove II In Rock Greek
Park at O'Clock tonight. Service
men are invited. There win be
games and community singing.
Evening star., 1944-07-09

Crenshaw, III. general counsel.
New directors of the board are
Charles G. Began. jr.; John E. Claf-
lin, Donald NJ Hale. John s. Jacob
sen. Winfield Weitzel, Robert E.
Wise. Hartford E. Bealer. T. w.
Blumenauer, jr: Carl D. Ford, W.
Roy Harrison and J. Wilson Reed.
r. Cary Nichols, jr., is also a direc-
tor. serving an unexpired term.
Evening star., 1944-07-09
Junior Chamber Insta|Is
Jack Morton as Head

New officers of the Washington
Junior Board OF Commerce have
been installed. with Jack Morton
heading the organization as presi-
Evening star., 1944-07-09
Rotoff Has Operation

HOLLYWOOD, July 8 (P.-Gre-
cory Ratoff, 47-year-old producer
director underwent an emergency
operation at Cedars of Lebanon
Hospital today for removal of gall
stones DR.. Stanley zimmerman said
the surgery was successful. Mr..
Raton became Ill a week ago.
Evening star., 1944-03-02
Flyers Grow Vegetables

Vegetables grown by Royal Air
Force men on airfield land in the
British Isles last year were valued
at over 5000, 900,