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Evening star., 1944-04-22
REPAIRS AND SERVICE tco,.,l,

FLOOR SANDING, refnishine. waxing
Fhook Fnd Ieas,pE sAND,s5s Can garT At $e57. c.r
BRiCKLAYiNG, fireplace and chimneys
pqilt Fcap5c apd crepsiTed Fagnani, WI 4s21
repars oa Soases 1susss speclsty sFs5a Ressi
Eif 81 Als0' cosrRxcrSSaA os sss a.
TER and 6mp 5sRsFs er1es fsra 6aay af outlets Hse
FAULTY FIREPLACEs corrected, dampers
Enstsef aett f5S9 EX rsPsrs s2s to ehimneys Edwin
GENERAL. CONTRACTING. bldg. repairs
snd Temodelins I'm ef ~ typss By
GENERAL GGass HOME m siRf RapAfRs RS fonndation to
roof; insulation; closed-in porches; cab
net (, work; reasonable PRICES; guar. work.
OIL BURNER and heating plant repairs
and installations; vacuum cleaning. NO.
PAINTING AND PAPERING, first class
work. At reasonable prices, ME-. 1854
Es1s i 5ssIsnsss xSp ass ss
Iietsl evenings only, AT. ese2. -27'
PAPER banging, this week only, 81 and
PhfERNs AND FAINT sG,Sah ING, immediate nSaR
service; II years experience; free esti-
RADIO REPAIRING. radio tubes. parts OF
REranss Il tnss AND nj zf91 sERvcf f1sr ii make,
T9sans Unon loss as'hnss
REPAIR WORK and house wiring; extra
base plugs and switches. Have your vases
ee into os Your hesfri od
work. c. a Huddimsn @ CO., 81 911 eie''tae & st
sckEEN H AND Hl1o sTSRM 2RS NV WINDOW comOina-
nieht including Sundays Tor free i estimate.
Evening star., 1944-04-22
CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK,

HORSE FOR SALE q mare), 5 yrs. old;
vii ggblldlo work anywhere will foal in June;
speocerviI1si SEQ; MIeight IT. 1'7oo. R. L. Thomas,
aonsE e 5ag f6assa S. 5sa about Is hands wsPssd
FOR SALE Saanen milk goat, chin
Sshilla rabbits, 5 does, ] buck; l six-box
hutch: Can be seen at Buckland, Va, on
Lee highway. I. s. Graham. 22s
ONE FINE SADDLE MARE, % thorough-
bred; years old; $3.50; also 3-year-old
a1lne7te1th a1ao rI3 thoreoughbred very promising,
nl4U CD. 2176. 23s
WORK HORSES and mules, riding horses,
one 5-galted chestnut, 16 hands: bride,
saddle harness, bugges. Green Meadows
ana Ager I'd. on GUIDE Farm.
HORSES, cows, bull steer, shoats, milk
goats and kids: 2-horse wagon, mower
3-shovel: disc, drag and spring harrows:
garden plows and hoes; one and two horse
wagon harness, plowgears and collar,
saddles. and brides, OK yoke, farm bell
Incubators and brooders. H. NJ. Powell,
FAILS Church. Va. $685.
ONE BAY HUNTER, Is hands good honest
hack with manners, 5000. Can be seen
at ,Ballantrae, 21a miles beyond Chain
Bridge on left-hand fork at Langley near
ONE DARK BAY GELDING, 16.1 hands,
dashy show type, for lady or gentleman,
$500. Can be seen at Ballantrae 21z
miles beyond Chain Bridge on left-hand
FORK at Langley, near Mclean. Ask for
Burke Oos
Evening star., 1944-04-22
HELP DOMESTIC

COOK and light downstairs work. other
help employed. Live in or out References.
SS2s5O per week. EN-, 525l
COOK ISecond), white, for institution,
CheVy Chase area: must live in: salary,
SO month and full maintenance. Box
COON COON sRd N Ehw, white; small adult
per month. Ma 20S9 ewes cali UN 1907
COOK or E.h W, Chevy Chase. Nd, with
IN block OF bus, ref required good
wages private room and bath. WI s24O.
tOohiNG and light downstairs work; sleep
N S2u week; references; start immedi-
ately. Tree 70 go TO Seashore June Is TO
COOK AND - & NV. II wi White: live in. anal,
Ismils pleasant country home, 5000
COOK AND GHw.. small "SU so, - unln
eHef 7ba6 ba6hHs,. sy, no Sunday Eood salary.
Sook.GHw,, live IN, pleasant room,
eeslh' radio blk from Conn ave bus
sososeossa psieTsnSss EM s724
good fstsrtness essential s23 week ord,
coos .aHw.. rslabl. woman for o,rm.
nsni pofition. nearby Virginia family .
saNi.. Eusm0nth-pld Hlfi excellent auaf-
tfIi hgN houtt GOOD Sagot I'D fIrhi POI.
COOS AND pR'N hour, from sam 'S N.
ofsiaAi" ho,ss woak,a cill 81 g,og n, %
IfW Neff tmslI hnulf' famuf al H.
t4N, ~ noe, 90 snd ssf iafs lust
psssnAl spe3wgshin %, noq .oa
!. 80 'sss'9 ~ 'rh,ss w 1ais's is d 1,
Evening star., 1944-04-22
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c
SATURDAY, a, 1914
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED tcons.)

PIANozaI am looklpsI, for sP9s S's, srs9es D1'es
ffANowe f2i ca sae Ea oosins ior spine. apt
SsP5lsSs sEsst q q srsna .1 plsRo. ssS Mif pay the
8 small ssslgsss. & II Pint Interested h IN ssiiins
PiANo&afishess aafT, prices paid for spinet.
grand or apartment uprishts. Call MA.
s9s aa ~. fjna linn nsss sss any fsss Sss.e
Ha%s HftsFs iaRn Ps SaSd Sesa at
3 siss 81 ii
cen, model console, Masnavox preisEEr.sd.
RADIOS. any make, table models only;
win n,s cali MR Mes5sPoiitan a5si Radio Co. 5i7
standard make offered for not over 80
sssinnns asalsI May asn aasi
slsstTie: 8 cubic IT. Dt; 1908: ..
be in good condition; VIII pay cash, Call
sEEwfNSGs' HSs', ,MacHrNEs-we buy all types;
TRICYCLE. WANTED for child 8; Wi
pay well for one in good condition. CHI.
TTYPEwRIrER. portable preferred, sood
WasHiN W0ssn sGns,Sa GlnsSn s will
cash. Four small children in family
VA SGASshsafSSe IL " MsoHsE. large or small Size
REGARDLESS of what you have to sell
| or close out, we may buy 1t. Cash paid
WANTEb@Pin gar games. music Boxes s and ali
types of coin-operated machines. Phone
81. 6S55.
WASIEDzzcanoe Phone Du. 1918, Mon.
day and Tuesday.
wANTED-Three small crank hoists for
raising ash cans from sub-b-sement. Call
Vt NJ
Evening star., 1944-04-22
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

ADDING MACHINE, Burroughs, 7-coiumn =;
PeTfect peri sa5 usea very lt5e mechanically ike
ADDING MACHs., CALCULAToRs-Bur
roughs, Victor, Sundtrand, Monroe, Mar
chant, hand and cleo. sale or rent; reas.
G1se dsR S. Widow nw D and aa Console
USED c aPa e sfS'@sh ss avs Aso
AhARM cIa d PRfn S9nday aSy Make
incl. electric; also expert watch and jewelry
repairing; 5-day service; work guaranteed
NA R?sspts S4 opsm 5sTery eyen0ss G0 1872
ART sUBJECTs-2 Carrara marble fig
ures with marble pedestals; oil painting
sberaton DF display aye cab4e n0 HortR h0'f ao 48 8
BABY BUGGY, lightweight collapsible
steel frame, prewar style. like new: also
BABY COACH, orewar model, steel frame
sell |, 70 fer & $40; No, 923l. 23'
mao nf1 been uesd pfce S3esn 5 Rapka @
10th st; NV, Apt III. 20
Springs, si5. 362 l4th st. il.VS se. Apt. 8 %.
BEDS, twin H'wood, with inner-spg. mattr.,
Sl25 Pr, NAH. breaktrontt- Sl75; liv. set,
S45; orient rug, 6x9, $3.50. Lorraine
BEDS, BEDS bunb With metal springs an[ mat
Alta, 921 6 st. NV. DT. 3737.
BEDS, RI99llia4Wsy, with layer felt mat
Atlas 921 G st. NV. DI. 3737.
BEDROOM SET, 5-piece walnut veneer,
PTsHar eTsHnss lnn9zsDFf SA oW WattFesS sloo Can
BEDROOM SET, three-piece new genuine
maple, mattress and coil springs. at sac
BEDRooM sUITE, Chests, davenport suite.
studio couch, Foldaway; rugs. We do NOV
ing Idelman; 1908 Georgia ave. 22*
18th century; g pieces, ineluding prewar
col co rs sp.lngs PIN, ,,IY Best offer, 81 1925.
partment; sofa, kneehole office desk, double
bed with coil spring and mattr., several
sln2le beds, secretary, dressers, wonderful
tween A. Sat. and sun, 5I66 18th
ElGYcLE;; voman's: Ike new. with acces-
Ssishs iyDs new a!$l = 'i5i 465h pI pfa'nea. nw
BOILER, steam cam and stoker, in excellent
condition, now in apt. hulg; 7-section
N.tlonal with Jr. 90. Iron Fireman; avail.
Crousf with stoker. See manager, 303a
BOOKCASES, 6x4' finished knotty pine
VII deii,yer SiS new pine Welsh dresser
BOOKCASES, unhnishco, all sizes and sec.
1onal piece, ready to paint, Atlas, 9gl
CABINETS rTozen food with or without
GlsPl"S Iot sIoTgs' almost new guaranteed
Quiutaua pl " RA 3SG8 "q+
CAMERAS bought, sold and exchanged. VI
pay you highest cash price for your camera
or other Photographic oqupment- brlus
lhcm 10 " today Sommcr's Camera EX.
change lllu New York ave Me ~"
tAhttl stair aud hall Rcscda green all
wool Mtrl1W 90 inches Wide No yardr
GO SLIGO SuHu before 10 or after T n m
.
l.- |bi' prruH ave U
'"NlhN .u N'Iug tuuW vIiu IFlug
'' .I" walnut dlulUv room ,hNut
M..l n.I 10 no. U.V ~ I.I.
htttN . .Hru 81 dTavtff rrrH,urat
'| ."." 'hr.ir "..u l|urrtH auH coo
N.H 'I 30 " uH ~
Evening star., 1944-04-22
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

COOK and general housework; no sun.
days. Call Adams 1884
COOK, colored, exp, would like either
part time in mornings. $50 to 1870, or
pm through dinner; salary, Sl5 and
carfare: afternoon, $50; 5-day week.
GIRL, colored. neat. wants Inv morn
ngS .s-12; DE. 1875.
GIRL, colored CesireS work cleaning for
3 girls or nice men in apartments, 4
hours day, no Saturday or Sunday S10
and carfare. Call MI. 1881. Good refer
eOCeS
Evening star., 1944-04-22
REPAIRS AND SERVICES.

ASBf SIoS SIDING. urucrhl repairs by
AaItd white m.. lanID. Ludlow nItg
affIT H.Iu boo 80
BHiCkWoRk retaining wall steps u.rru
rN murN f'paI. NHrflpiu0nUl l,uua.
tlUU amer .1 III-
tNNiKA UirNtUiNG. A.. ~ NIlry
H'I. "Nr...| attention .H ItH.T HUIIU.t.
..i Ur .N.U. l.."D l.. ,|HHtIp, shop
Nnri . auf '-. .m ..I. .run,# .u
I.. ...
I.f +. Hu lTrf
q| ....WH
Evening star., 1944-04-22

h5ope hkT T4Rk ER saS6 1yPmF FTI 70 do at
local experience BOX 75-C, Star.
DRESSMAKING, designing, remodeling al
tc-atlCns, reasonable. Miss Bert, 1870
Irving ST. NV, Apt. A. Adams 993S ~
EXECUTIVE SECRETARY, 10 yrs expert
ence. ; yrs. college, aged 30 available I'M
medlately; So 600 Box 2@5-D. Star. "3'
GIRL, colored; experienced, wishes elevator
GIRL, colored. experienced. wishes Job as
maid IN beauty shop. CaN NO 1UO9
HOUSEKEEPER or companion house
keeper IN motherleSs home or companion
TO elderly person, no laundry, Box IA ID
Star o.s
LADY, Young, aged %, two years calieee
seven years business experience. desire
position as reCcptionlst with some fvping
PHNSICtANS RECEPTIONIST and as.
sistdni, experienced, Wull-educatcd woman
typlnF. ONCE dctal Adams ug48 SuILas
on before ] ~ ana after ~ NttkGays "a
STENO6 RAPIiER TYPIST work at hone
outside dictatiOp by appointment manu-,
.cripL Or professional work preferred
IN biol morning. or evenings ~
IfFtNl, expert, genera Once worker
kn0Nledtt oi shorthand no Year, |otl|
experience. desire position I'm labor Amos
Diaton of Nhrft H.dHy week proyailr nod
gtNig ENlufN tHrrlIUuf rfI tF .ItU
NOMANI attractive. ynUnU uTpyIuu. bHHI.
ufhh ttufilfUtt utH|Tf. WuII u. rs.fu.
ionfl ~ rpntruHl rroir.HnuH ufDe
hns lnn y Hthf "'
VERSATILE SECRETARY.
lrn rrHI. ,aHrd tsurUfU,. ..H.H
W'l H ~ fftp.N IHH.'. boz.
Evening star., 1944-04-22
PERSONAL

YOUNG MAN, 81. 4-F classification, de-
sires to spend some time on nearby farm
to improve health. Prefer place where
Work for room and board. Write G. S.,
CAMP MoNTRosEEIsth season; children
son, s weeks S175. Catalogue; churches
near. near. Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Randall. Clarks-
LADIES HATS REMoDELED. Fabrics,
telts, straws designed, blocking, trimming
Inc vogue 1923 14th st. NV, co. 7797.
SEND your, little girl to camp this sum
mer; fine high location; balanced meals:
mpsie, fnuSi ,o outdoor % sports Swimming. For in
ISSna fn sPyaff 9iSsE 2 firm
s qSd %i'PRs'?n Weeks aei7sfy
S v Mi,shelI y 6 4 j, ieweler 1404 N. Y ave NV.
method. Results effective for life life
drugs or surgery. DIR. SoMMERWERcK,
NEE ROOM sestine aA 47a CAPACITY Of ,oo
ties, etc; complete with chairs and card
Mr. soldano NE Ss6o TA 4sss s3 car line
PHONE SHEPHERD $3.50, ask for Miss
Campbell, if you are in need of a loan up
ALARM CLOCKS are scarce-use telephone
W5ake-up service. Call Mrs. Hall, DU.
MUSICAL INSTRUCTION and room ~ and
board Government clerks opportunity.
All branches music, song writing Reas.
Washington Conservatory Music. DE. 774O,
1907 Perry pl. NV. loff 14th stD 90
oI1EF HAEE BY BgN rAE AE cIRc1f The RASfEf cETS.
Call FIR. 0590, 70 PM. 26'
DIR. H. W. JOHNSON, DENTIST.
+, False Teeth Repaired While You Walt
Room 602. Westory Bldg. COS 14th NV
nvnE4s nRoBT, p SCOTT
Evening star., 1944-04-22
AUDITS-
SITUATIONS WOMEN

Financial statements. payroll audits
books put in order. Reply IN confidence
Box 167-D, Star. 26.
Evening star., 1944-04-22

@1V03 cESUtFC 0N1 ONI N111 10.
Highly war rated manufacturer of busi-
ness forms for use in various business
from Washington office as systems an
alysts.. Work is to analyze and revise
record systems in Offices after way has
been paved by field representatives. Pos
sible advancement as ONCE methods ex-
pert. Excellent salary, simplified training
no selling. Qualifications: Age, % to
SO: college or equivalent, Office experience,
attractive appearance, good health for ac-
tive work: a few vacancies in other cities
on industrial accounts Give phone num-
Der and write fully. Box 275-D, Star
Must meet w. NJ C reuIirements
Evening star., 1944-04-22
S22 PER WEEK
SITUATIONS MEN.

ATTORNEY, until recently head Of tax
department l2 one OF largest American banks,
WI take position with private firm for
ELEVATOR oPERATooR, Or Irish catholic I5
hospital: experenced '' FRED m fRi Hull 0'fE PhoRe 1
MAN, refined, middle-age. wishes part-time
70 pm; light ofice work or cashier hsi' or or
filing, Will work for reasonable wage.
MAN, white, so, vigorous. intelligent, de-
preferred. Box 2I-E, star star 0e-e''Se 23s 3oi K
MAN, colored, settled. desires work (eve-
work. Franklin, o39S after 5:3o. @'' "a
NAN, So, retired civil engineer, interested
IN part-time confidential work with gentle
MAN young. colored, desires light driv-
ing: exc. ref; Army experience. NO. OGO5.
MAN, white, good appearance, wants posi-
tloh as superintendent Of large office bldg,
or group OF apartments; % yrs. on present
JOB Reason for leaving. bldg. taken over
ton, remodellng and maintenance. Best
oil reference. Call NO. 1894, Mr.. Jones.
Statesmen intelligent sales
man desires opportunity with alert organ
lzatlcn Offering minimum potential of $50
g99 annually. Now employed, earning
Box 2O3-D, Star. 23.
TECHNICALLY TRAINED businessman
with % years experience in private indus
try seeks connection having stable postwar
POSSIBILITIES. Box 233-D, Star %"
YOUNG MAN, 2s, 4F, yrs Government,
- years own consultant business. desires
POSITION as correspondent: 81 800. Trinidad
Io-4 30"
INFORMATION SPECIALIST and research
expert, "a, draft exempt, experienced
supervisor, two years college. English major,
desires connection with permanent Office
as research assistant or in managerial
capacity: minimum salary. $4,000. BOX
WISHING A CHANGE from construction
S.upe erlntendent 10 what have you. Age,
40. Box 2-E, Star o3s
Evening star., 1944-04-22
DARLINGTON

FA1RLINGTON.
Naval, officer and wife. leaving Wash
must sell furn.. incl. blue Chippendale sofa,
embassy chair. springs. prewar constr !:
mahog., desk, 8 mos. old. walnut bedroom
suite, dresser, bureau and double bed with
box spring mattr: SWAY floor lamp, sum
mer rug. 9X12: kitchenMare TIE 2aa3
Evening star., 1944-04-22
HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS.
Attractive Career Girls.

Seniors preferred, desiring evening work
4-7 pm. daily or alternate days and all
day Saturday. Apply Miss Fifer, Western
Union, Room COL, 710 14th st. NV.
Evening star., 1944-04-22

RE-UPHOLSTERING,g
2-piece living room suite re-upholstered
to look like new, S52 Latest patterns and
new insides included. Best workmanship
guaranteed
2423 18th ST. NV Adams 1761
Evening star., 1944-04-22
ATTRACTIVE
Good Salaried Positions.

Over 500 successful women are man.
routes throughout U. S. Openings now in
the District and suburbs. Car, merchan-
disc and expenses furnished. Permanent:
salary while training See J. T. Fisher,
JEWEL TEA CO., 1441 Okie st. ne.
Evening star., 1944-04-22
VERsATlLE aECRETARY.

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Evening star., 1944-04-22

To rent, medium size, one with Ijnotvne
preferred: Can give references as to char
acter ard ability. Box 109-E, Star SO.
RESTAURANT, in the heart of city, doing
Sl,20o weekly business: beer license: ex-
ceIlent opportunity; owner i'll, must sell
Nicholson & Co., MA. 5637.
THE BURLINGTON. 1870 VT. AVE.
Evening star., 1944-04-22
SPECIALITY STORE
WANT PRINT SHOE

LADIES' ready -to-Wear. up to date corner.
dolng excellent cash business, reason
@ owner unable to attend: terms if necessary.
r.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-10-16
Shoe Rack
8Sc

SturdiIy constructed shoe
rock to fit in your closet.
Keeps shoes free of dust.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-04-26
New Dispute
Gil Bill

Washington, Apr. 26-AP-Con-
troversy over the $500, O00,0 900 &c.
|. bill-of-rights" fiared on a new
front today when Senator Clark
(D-Mo.) attributed delay in House
action to the hatred OF certain
congressman for the colored SOL
diers.'
Turning his fire on Rep. Rankin
(D-Miss.). who later said he did
not care to comment" on the Mis-
Sc rams assertion, Clark declared
that u the House struck out un-
employment compensation provi-
Nions, II would have to accept re-
sponsibility for defeat OF the bill.
Clark, one-time national com
mander OF the American Legion,
is chairman of the Senate Finance
subcommittee which spanked the
omnibus World War II veterans
aid bill to unanimous Senate pass
age prior to the Easter recess.
Rankin, chairman Of the House
veterans legislation committee.
reported Saturday the committee
was going over the bill carefully.
trying to make Of 1t a workable
piece OF constructive legislation"
and did not propose ito be stam-
poded by any one"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-04-26
National Security Seen as
Only Basis For Censorship

government charges that It const.-
tutes a monopoly.
In the light OF the three Judge
special court it is more than an
Associated Press case for 1t az
fects the fundamental rights OF all
newspapers and all individuals,
%oyes said.
The court has attempted to rule
in a manner which, II its decision
is allowed to stand. will directly
alter the constitutional rights OF
free men and be a first major step
in taking away the freedoms OF the
first amendment
Noyes PRAISED the American
newspapers wartime record
The press has continued TO re-
port the news Of the world tact,l-
ally and impartially." he said. 1T
has continued to shoulder its re-
nsibilities In world at war,
it has voluntarily cooperated in
censorship matters consistent with
the safety OF our country and its
citizens: il has sought TO improve
its general services and printed
product In spite OF severe publish
ing handicaps and critical short
ages
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-04-26

New York. Apr. 26--AP-Lin-
wood |. Noyes. president OF the
American Newspaper Publishers
Association. said today there zap
pears to be a need for getting back
TO the fundamental principle that
the only reason for censorship is
military security.
There must be no censorship for
any other reason" he told the 5Sth
annual meeting OF the ANPA in a
prepared address.
Censorship must not he used
for political purposes, domestic or
international, nor should II be used
to conceal inefficiency or cover up
blunders"
Declaring the question OF war
news censorship had come increas-
inPly to the fore in recent months
Moves said:
In general. those who have been
entrusted with leadership OF our
fghting men have used good judo.
ment in their release OF news. Tn
fortunately, there have been eNcep-
tons, and II is these which have
provoked criticism.
Noyes. publisher OF the Iron
wood (MichD Globe, voiced the
ANPAs determination to "hght
along with the Associated Press.
as a friend Of the court In the
Press Associations defense against
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-04-26
Tokens Jam
Fare Boxes

New York. Apr. 26-AP-Amer.
lean Transit Companies are having
super nightmares in which they
dream that food rationing will
come to an end suddenly-leaving
approximately 2,000,000000 blue
and red ration tokens in circula-
ton.
Since last Feb. % when tokens
we're introduced, Americans al
ready have dropped at least r..
900 precious one-point pieces into
transit company fare boxes and
the total may be three times as
high" the American Transit AS
ISOLATION asserted today.
The organization-now sponsor
ing a three day eastern confer
ence-said at least 1000 automatic
electric fare boxes had been tenn
porarily put out of commission be-
cause OF the practice
Moneywise, this has cost street
car and bus companies between
$1,000 and $4,000, the Alta de-
clared. adding that not only were
cash fares lost but that it cost
an estimated $40 each to fix jam
med fare boxes.
The Alta has been al odds with
the Office OF Price Administration
since last November, when OPA
announced new ration tokens
would be only slightly smaller than
a dime.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-04-26
Newsmen A-dither!
President Lunches

Washington. Apr 26 -AP-
The White House passed out
word in mid.afternoon yestcr.
day that It expected to make
an announcement al p. m
Neither the nature nor i'm
portance was indicated. 50
when the appointed time ar
rived and passed some two
score newsmen were waiting
tensely. their anticipation
equalled only by that Of their
editors throughout the coun
try.
Finally. more than half
hour later. a press release was
handed them.
II reported that President
Roosevelt had entertained
Prime Minister John Curtin OF
Australia and President elect
Teodoro Picardo OF Costa
Rica al luncheon yesterday.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-04-26
Reuther Advocates Peace Production Board

Government Qualification OF po-
licies and procedures governing
contract termination.
Creation OF area tooling pools
which would not only speed war
tooling but would cut the period
OF conversion 70 peace production
by one-haf to one-third OF the
usual time"
Government operation OF certain
plants in the monopolistic or semi
monopolistic fields and plants stra-
tegic 20 national defense
Lease rather than immediate
sale Of government-owned tools
Formulation Of federal public
works program mot as a giorided
emergency WPA project but a
,manent part OF a healthy. eN.
panding. national economy"
Creation Of a national agricul-
tural commission to rcsettie marg
irsl land farmers on more produc-
tive soil
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-04-26
Crash
Gerald Keihl

One man was killed. and a scc-
ond injured this morning in a
truck automobile collision at the
intersection OF Packard st. and
Stadium Blvd. Ann Arbor. about
: o'clock.
Gerald Keihl. %. Darlington, was
killed. and a passenger in his car
Bert Gillian. was treated for shock
at ST. Joseph's Mercy Hospital.
a large semi.trailer truck. driy-
en- by John Barnett. Detroit. went
through a red signal light. caus-
ing the accident. according TO re-
ports Of witnesses. This was the
second traffic fatality within a
month al that intersection
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-04-26

with the complete responsibility
Of remedying any present defects
in commodity distribution.
The subsidiary industry councils
would be to develop detailed recon
version plans and postwar mar
keting techniques: TO find new and
socially desirable products 70 be
manufactured In order 20 utilize
fully industry's expanded capaci-
ty: and 10 establish sliding prize
scales which could be adjusted TO
Carrying volume Of production. ~
Reuther. one OF eight union lead.
ers who will meet with War Pro
duction Board officials in Washing
ton tomorrow to discuss postwar
conversion. listed as other essen
tails 10 his program
ALLEGATION 20 each producer a FIX
ed quota OF the total production.
these quotas TO be abolished after
the FIRST year OF peace and normal
competition restored.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-04-26
Corsline to
Rotary

Kalamazoo. Mich, Apr Gap
Samuel Gorsline, Of Battle Creek
was elected governor OF the 15lst
district Rotarians here yesterday.
succeeding Howard Porter Of East
Jordan.
George Malcolm, former Philip
pine district governor who resign
ed as attorney general OF Puerto
Rico after break with Gov. Rex.
ford Guy Tugwell. was Endorsed
for director Of Rotary Internation-
al zone two.
Malcolm told delegates from Can
ada and upper and western Mich
igan that he believed II would take
several years to defeat Japan. He
predicted that country would at
tempt 10 obtain negotiated peace
that would enable her TO prepare
for another conflict in which she
hopes 10 drive the white man from
the Orient
Dean Emil LETTER OF Albion Col
lege, told the conference. which
ended yesterday. another fight for
liberty will begin the day peace
comes"