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AERoplAkES.

AIRPLANE wanted 55-65. Full particu-
lars by Tuesday. Cash deal. Box 2O8-B.
Star.
has radio receiver and transmitter and
complete blind flying and night equipment:
$500. Garrett. Falls Church 1881. .
Evening star., 1944-02-20
GARAGES FOR RENT.

GARAGE, IS per month; vicinity Dupont
tween and r sts. NV, 50xI0O; reas
rent. j. B. Stein. $40 F st. NV. MA. SO25
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''STROUT BARGAINS.

Big catalog Of country real estate from
Maine to Florida and west to the Missis-
sippi-hundreds OF properties described,
many illustrated with pictures, rock-bot-
tom prices-all types farms. country
homes, business opportunities, etc. Sc
curity and profit lays in the land today
Save time and money by taking advantage
Of the helpful, efficient service offered by
the largest farm selling organization of its
kind in the world. Write today for FREE
l4o1-N Land Title Bldg Phila pa
Evening star., 1944-02-20
FARMS FOR RENT.

1904. FARM. Clarksburg, Md: good TO-
rm. house and barns; $50 mo. or share.
On DisTRICT LlNE-1o-acre truck farm,
AT S342
LADY having 20 acres and furnished
dwelling. So. Nd, would cooperate with
white couple to occupy and work same;
good terms; committing distance. schools,
church and stores. Immediate possession
II desired. Box 227-B, Star. 20'
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VIRGINIA FARM.

: MILES FROM WARRENTON,
BY owner: 249 acres high state cultivation,
used as dairy or stock. Wash. D. c., permit;
dwelling. stone and stucco. ! rooms 3 3
halls. long porch; gravity water and tele-
phone in house, beautiful lawn. dairy barn
for 30 cows, large silo, 4-room tenant
house. horse barn and other bldss. All in
good repair. Bus and mail at gate.
J. P. KELLY,
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AUTO PARTS.

PARTS for '36 Chev. std, all guaranteed; !;
reasonable; clutch. transmission, universe, !,
drive shaft, rear end, HOUSINGS, front end,
DupONt OF 90
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TRAlLERS FOR SALE.

3O-FOOT, rock wool insulated, custom
built ;3-room trailer: electric, refrigerator
and other extras; owner drafted, must sell
at once; priced unreasonsbly low. see Mr.
Tame at. Miller's Camp, :, miles south OF
.-WHEEL bed, it. by it. by p in. steel
frame 620xl6 tires, canvas cover; excel.
TRavEEvcAR, fGna Mt g,o1: foot like new forced
air heating asstee ssas frame p.oe good tires
GeSFssf!0En aSTsE III Rethssss 1885, Ma & Stage
coach. complete with hitch; excellent con-
s!iPH; agifH TaNpEM2 sHi a$a2 WHEEL. National, 1912
3 closets. wash room, Venetian blinds
American way. Price, s1,sS5. viii take
trades Easy finance arrangement. .22--ft
Trayelo cruiser 1s42 Plywood interior
heater. with blower, Coleman range; ex.
cellent condition: S1.375. We have a
somplete n.1s assortment Of used models il
to 81 ,s95: American Trailer headauarters
sfM1, s9J2 WiseGnsin TS ays Ts nv Wo a3a
perfect condition, Can be seen 6-l0 pm
daily M Pitsch, Canary Trailer Park
ADMIR-, apMfRAi Mq' is4s de luxe, 81 IT, 2 rooms
permanent bed. heated floors, new rts tire.
yA5aFf ynATf 49, 1872 a. .anG mi.
good condition; fully equipped: 1871 It
long: Bsrwyn 772-J-2.
doors. electric brakes: Just like new: gooc
tires. palace on wheels. Expect to b.
called INTO service. Bargain. Hillsid,
Md
l944 Koxy Coaches and Platts. Also q
RICHTER TRAILER SALES.
Route l, Berwyn. Md, Tel Berwyn As
it. wide, tandem wheels. Also q number
Of good used trailers, 1895 up.
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$4,000.

II acres, with a substantial Groom
house that has just been painted coats
white with. green shutters and papered
and painted throughout inside; it is wired
and the electricity is available; good well
and small barn, about acres clear, bal
ance a good stand of second growth, mostly
oak; on State road in Fairfax County,
u miles from Washington and in an area
Memorial highway; $1,000 down, balance
monthly. See MASON H1RST, Annsndale,
Va, at the end Of Columbia pike. Phone
Alexandria 5s12. Closed Sundays.
Evening star., 1944-02-20
AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE

CONNECTION with established business
desiring weekly or monthly use of ton and
half stake or panel trucks: with or with
out driver. UN 1858.
DUMP and stake body trucks; all types of
hauling; bulldozer grading, top soil. Dein,
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ical condition especially good tires: S325.
Plymouth 1889 club coupe; built,-in
radio, heater and defroster,. new brakes
and battery. Engine overhauled and front
end rebushed. Perfect tires: $685.. Terms
to responsible party. 1900 Wis. ave. Sun
day 3 to &.
PONTIAC 1871 sport coach. In very good
condition. very clean. 81 900 mi, with
radio and heater: $3.50.
Nash 1a4l coach. in good condition.
FRANKS USED CAR LOT.
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MONTGOMERY co

so acres high-lying land having a long
paved highway frontage, 81 miles down
town Washinston fair condition; Groom
and bath frame house which overlooks the
Potomac valley; besides the garage and
pumphouse there are no other bldgs; power
line 200 feet from house. good house on
a neglected tract of land: price. S., 800.
THEODORE F. MENK.
Elk. 2T40. 0oT 18th ST N w
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ANTICIPATE

A 5-DAY WEEK
Live on Montgomery County farm of
IS acres. improved by modernized farm
house with 5 rooms and bath, small barn,
granary, spring house, woodland and
stream. Il miles from D. C. line. Priced
at Sl0500.
INSPECT
farmette, of "a, acres (more acreage
Cod house. Z rooms . baths, barn, chicken
house For sale at $4,000. on terms.
A STOCK FARM
For the man who wants to farm, ~ acres,
picturesque place, well fenced and watered,
modern house and Delco system. Priced
at S1S,5o0.
Sandy Spring Realty Co.,
Sandy Spring. Md Phone Ashton 242l
FLORIDA GROVES,
Farms. homes and money-making business
opportunities from the Gulf Coast to, the
shores of the mighty Atlantic-land Of
sunshine, fruit & flowers, fragrant breezes
& waving palms. Write today for your
bargains Florida, q other States. STROUT
REALTY. 112-W North Woodland Blvd, De
7 NJ
Evening star., 1944-02-20
VIRGINIA FARMS,

Ranging from acres to 5000 acres in
size and from 5000 to $500, 900 in price.
Northern Virginia from the Tidewater to
the mountains Many are within commut-
ing distance of WASHINGTON. Cattle, dairy
and general purpose farms are specially.
modest cottage or in a stately Colonial
MASON ,iRsT,
Annandale. Va, at the End OF Columbia
Pike. Phone Alexandria 1912.
Address: Route 9, NexandflS, Va.
Closed oun6AyA
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ORCHARD EQUIPPED

40 acres. 6-room bungalow, bath, hot
air heat. barn, grading house, 5-room ten
trees. caterpillar tractor. plows, mower.
other necessary equipment 80 miles to
ID. c. Price, S6,250. Terms, u cash.
BUELL. NJ. GARDNER. j. E KELLY
Phone $50 Rockville, Md
Evening star., 1944-02-20
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.
AUTO TRUCKS WANTED.

WILL. PAY ALL CASH for stake body Inter
nation truck. Call Mr Breneman, Fedora
Finance Co., 915 New York ave. NV MA
1416. 21*
ton stake, in good condition. WO. 4943
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TRAllERS WANTED.

WANT TO BUY factory-built trailer
for cash: private party. Call Falls Church
WILL TRADE EVEN nv $1,000 equity in
two-family suburban apt which will cost
only Sis. per mo. to garry balance. for
needs. Write Boz II. Hivsrdals Nd.
Evening star., 1944-02-20
FARMS FOR SALE.
sPECIAL FOR 10 DAYS,

1s acres. new Groom house, deep we'll
IonT frontsEe on GOOD ISs road. l New eiec line
by property: $1,000 cash: n mile to bus
Also several good building lots. ANDER-
nvfA fArH
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112 ACRES
With Restored Brick House

25 miles from Washington over fast
roads this farm has about "a acres of
good farming land and borders on a pic
turesoue creek: the house sits up on a hill
impressive Colonial mansion; it now has
a living room about 16x32. bedrooms,
bath, dining room and kitch; it has city
cleo, deep well and a very fine heating
plant; this property can be developed
easily into an outstanding estate: price,
SlS,500; $500 down, bal. monthly See
MASON HIRST. Anna ndale, Va. at the end
Of Columbia pike. Phone Alexandria 5sl2.
Closed SUNDAYS
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366 ACRES

OOV 11NxtIO.4
LOUDOUN COUNTY.
Groom stone house, bath, electricity,
tenant house. bank barn 80 IT, by 70 it.,
silo. granery large henneries. brooder
house. garage; watered by streams. About
300 acres in grass; priced to sell, $50 acre
80 mi. to D. c.; good roads.
]. L. c. WEST,
TO Cbprcb
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J. L. C. WEST,

4 Miles From Richmond. Va. Markets!
General Stock and Truck Farm.
100 A best crop land, wire fencing
watered pastures. lovely pond; fully
equipped, including heiferS bulls, sheep
lambs, hogs shoats, pigs, brood mares,
mules. wagons, planters, cultivators etc
etc. Modern 5-room g. bath BUNGALOW II
taken immedia tely, $50, 900; includes every
thing. Complete detail and inventory
JAMES E. TIMBERLAKE & SON.
COL E. Franklin ST. Richmond, Va
Eyr Si,,e
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MARYLAND DAIRY FAR

$40 acres. Groom frame house. elec-
tricity. running water; 3O-cow dairy barn,
farm buildings; 5-room tenant house; 80
acres timber; fine pasture. stream: SO
miles D., C.: $4,000: terms, u cash.
BUELL. M. GARDNER. J. E. KELLY.
Phone $50. Rockville Md
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State Road Productive

pa miles to busy depot town. 2O-min. drive
to city or famed Shenandoah River; ready
raise: 80 a. for vegetables, corn, etc, 10 a.
spring -watered pasture g. wood, wire fenc-
ing; about .5 apple. 25 cherry trees; good
shade. beautiful view. cement block barn.
26x44, not quite completed but all material
is on hand to finish; hog, meat and poultry
houses: ouick-sale price S6,50O; terms.
List other bargains mailed free. E C.
Brumback, STROUT REALTY, Middle
Evening star., 1944-02-20

SCHLEGEL & GOLDEN.
Chevrolet 1912 special de luxe a-dr. sedan
Dodge 1942 custom 4door sedan.
Studebaker Champion 1912 2-door sedan.
Plymouth 1871 convertible coupe
Ford 1941 4-door sedan
Plymouth 1941 2-door sedan
Chevrolet 1941 4-door sedan
Pontiac 1871 4-door sedan
Buick 1889 club coupe.
Plymouth 1889 2-door sedans
Chevrolet 1899 4-door sedan
Ford 1887 business coupe.
Dodge 1887 de luxe 4-door sedan.
Dodge 1885 4door sedan.
Nearly all have radios and heaters.
SCHLEGEL & GOLDEN,
267 Carroll st.. Takoma Park, D. c.
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AUTOMOBILES WANTED.

TAXI PUC, with Or without cab; pay All
nectieut. Wo. $500
BUICK 1897 series 60-so-90 or Larts for
left front absorber assembly 10. same. OR.
feoi1sDs AND cHEvRoLETs urgently need
ed; extra high prices for extra good cars.
sas snss - 99's5' itSl o. ey' g only as
s'R; Esal:s lssi sEss COM
PRIVATE PARTY wants 1899. 1910 me
ss1n DUN weight car; pay cash. Phone olsb.
TAxicAB with or xithou. P y. c. lie;
after 8 pm. H. Oliver, 1903 st NV
ssod or sn, sedan NTH
It. Pons.e 'so' .si o
oasIsLEF 81! s,.s 1s4l is4o any mode, We
So6GE ASD AND t ifGpsa a.n,ed
ss 9ssi 9s s ss to mss 10 it. soo Sod
try to meet it. Flood Pontiac. 1921 Con-
PsivaTr PfsSifrf w2 r2RTT s19o will pay good prie.
lor clean, iow-mileaae car. No dealers.
oIpssSoisnE wanted; name your price;
Connecticut. WO $500
PLYMOUTH wANTED=Name your price.
q! y ss "ssF s45o soo' Pontiac 4aa'
'nf hcn. s Ar o sSar' 70.
HHee aaVH YcG 81 fSie ri to call Adams
$500 to sell your car We can pay you
plenty Of cash risht now. Arcade Pontiac
LSD9 wli tS' suy from hs; original owner low
meass as4 Xsy Gesn Th
BY PRIVHfE PARTY. Ford 1898, con-
vertible. Sligo S!s4.
AUTO OR TRUCK. separate parts. tools,
or accessories, or bus body. Private party.
FkiysrE MA AZ J. PARTY wants ls4o or ls4l ?
Of door csn sedan np Mqst have sood tires
BUICK 1871 in good condition. No deal
ers Call TE 3a09 after pm.
Pr p15s "a 1850 Chevrolet Plymouth or Ford
WANT "a I'Isi sEsr PRICE for your car, Sc.
Loving before you sell We pay the hieh
%hL pfss pSl bSNGs oi sis
no eH o SaFS s ssedi dealer str with ..r
I :3 ssS 'sss. 'sSd
'aHiast ! VIII stuY YOUR CAR, in an, eondi-
and srve difference. in cash. viii give
highest price. Franks. Used Car Lot. so4
eassnsSSrT ehRs 4o RIa ~ At 1laS to convince
Auto Sales: 4235 Bladensburg rd.. Colmar
hsnST N SURE Nj 10 M sEE foYSG soS oetor. you sell
to get ct. the most cash cash All INA makes urgently
PRIVATE PARTY wants 70 buy good used
| Call Sat or Mon
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INVESTMENT.

IN v Ed WEIV I.
70 acres. near Centerville, Va. Good
well of water. electricity, several liVable
bldss., 80 acres. in oak. some saw timber
balance good farm land; small stream.
]. c. HOSKINS, Realtor,
Falls Church. Va Falls Church lan1
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THE SUNDAY STAR, Washington, D. c. Dill
SUNDAY. 70.
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.
BILLS SPECIALIST

BILLS SPECIALS!
OPEN SUNDAY!
Pontiac 184I sedan coupe,
Dodge 1941 club coupe
Chevrolet 194l town sedan.
Plymouth 1g41 Special de luxe sedan
4-door.
Dodge 1910 club coupe.
Plymouth 1910 de luxe 4-door sedan
Ford 1910 Tudor sedan.
Chevrolet 1899 2-door sedan.
Chevrolet 1899 club coupe.
Ford 1913 de luxe coupe.
Pontiac 1887 coupe. good buy!
Dodge 1896 2-door sedan.
These cars are all In Al condition;
good tires; several with radio and heater
We ask you to see these cars before you
buy
BILL MOTOR SALES. 6tal Georxia Ave.
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IJPPERVI,I,E,

UPPERV1LLE.
III acres, Groom modern house. tenant
house, good barn, all necessary outbuild-
ings, we'll watered. This is wonderful
stock farm. Among fine estates. Price,
Sl3 500
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A VERY DESIRABLE LoUDoUN
CHOICE DAIRY FARM

4n4 acres, Groom home; T0-cow dairy
barn, large horse barn, streams, woodland
hard road, A splendid buy at So 800
Terms Gil, S153
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rms. b, h.-w,h.; Az acres, $500. Coles
vile pike, 6-rm. house, AZ fruit trees, 4la
acres, $3.50. Layhill I'd, 20 acres, home,
tenant house, barns AGAR gar, chicken
houses S1S,5OO. Near Colesville and
Spencerville, old farm house. new bunga-
low, 81 acres, $50 fruit trees, fine soil, out
bulldinEs. $1,000. II. z. Bleber. SH. 6a6l.
Evening star., 1944-02-20
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

SMALL BUILDING .su!table for store or
once In the heart Of Clarendon, Ariington,
Va. Rent. S4b. CHI. 6343.
HEADQUARTERS for out-of-town trade
ASSOCIATIONS or corporations: suites Of 3
hall 60x25 IT; near Dupont Circle. Avail
able approximately April !. MI. 1924
Rroker
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EASTERN SHORE, MD.

200 acres on Chesapeake Bay, modern
home farm buildings and large and at
tractive summer cottage; attractive loca-
tlon and nelghborhood. Many other choice
properties GEORGE r. DEBNAM III,
pncly Eol
Evening star., 1944-07-16
Prices for,Boots Here Booming
In Absence of OPA CeiIinqs
By MALCOLM d. LAMBORNE, Jr

BY MALCOLM d. LAMBORNE, Jr.
Unhampered by any price con-
trolls, used boats Of all descriptions
are bringing fantastic prices here
as would-be yachtsmen scramble for
the few craft available In this area,
local yacht brokers and boat owners
revealed yesterday.
Similar conditions are reported in
the New York and Norfolk areas.
One broker told Of Washington
owner selling his 3-year-old 26-foot
cruiser to a Norfolk man for d 800.
The new owner spent approximately
$3.50 in refinishing the craft, then
sold 1t for 5000 to the operator of
a chain of Norfolk bakeries.
This third owner sold the cruiser
for $500. All transactions oc-
CURED in little over a month. The
boat when new In 1s4l sold for
81. .450.
A 35-foot sailing auxiliary which
cost about Is $50 four years ago, was
purchased recently for $500 with
no questions asked. according to
another broker. The boat had It's
original equipment, including sails
used for four seasons.
This broker told Of recently re-
ceiving an inquiry from banker
for a good boat between 40 and
so feet" The broker asked what
type he desired. The banker re-
piled it didn't make any difference
as he only wanted to hold it until
next spring, then sell 1t for a profit.
Evening star., 1944-07-16
Wilson Will Give
Laboratory Course

In answer to pleas of the District
Health Department to relieve the
serious shortage of medical laborar
tory technicians, the Wilson Teach.
ers' College on Monday will open q
12-week training course for tech
nicians.
Students must be high school
graduates. Twenty will be accepted.
The classes will be conducted Mon
day, Tuesday and Thursday from 7
to 10 pm, unless majority of the
students indicate other preferences.
Robert L. Haycock, superintend-
ent of schools, said that DR.. George
C. Rutland, District health officer.
had especially requested organiza-
ton of such course open to the
public The professor will be DR..
Richard E. Kelso. pathologist at the
Suburban Hospital, Bethesda, Md.
A member of the American Board
OF Pathology, DR.. Kelso was instruc-
tor at the George Washington Uni
versity Medical School from 1899
to 1943. He has had special train
ing in his field at Johns Hopkins
University, the University of Chi
cago and Mount Sinai Hospital,
New York City.
Applications may be made to the
college, Eleventh and Harvard
streets NV. The course viii in
clude such laboratory procedures as
blood examinations, basal metab-
olism testing and sociological and
meteorological examinations.
Evening star., 1944-07-16
.Latin.America RevoIts
Laid 10 Administration

William La Varre, critic Of some
of the administrations foreign eco
nomic agencies, charged yesterday
that their policies have been respon-
sible for recent revolutions In Latin
American republics.
In a letter to Chairman Smith
Of the special House committee in
vestigating executive agencies, Mr..
La Varre elaborated on criticism OF
policies he has been voicing since
he resigned six months ago as chief
of the American Republics Division
Of the Commerce Department..
Mr.. La Varre listed the revolutions
as one of six major effects he claims
have been produced by the Govern
ment1s foreign economic policies.
Among the other five were charges
that these policies caused natural
rubber procurement to fall short Of
estimates, led to attempts to con-
troll prices in other nations, and
efforts to apply United States labor
Evening star., 1944-07-16

possible a successful attack on en-
emy shipping.
Corpl. Charles v. Dessez, 1850
Legation street NV. was awarded
the Silver Star for heroism under
enemy fire.
Corpl. Dessez, who is in the Corps
of Engineers, saved the lives of two
fellow soldiers at Bougainville last
March. Hearing calls for aid. he
advanced 100 yards beyond the front
lines through enemy sniper fire. He
administered first aid and assisted
the two men back inside the Amer
lean lines.
1t. Wilbur c. Carraway, %, son
Of Mrs. Cecile r. Carraway, Is Hes
keith street, Chevy Chase, Nd, has
been awarded the Distinguished
Flying Cross for extraordinary
achievement while serving as lead
navigator of a division Of 9Th Air
Force bombers in an attack on mar
shalling yards at Osnabruck, Ger
many.
The citation accompanying the
medal said that "in spite Of limited
visibility and heavy ground fire. 1t.
Carraway demonstrated exceptional
skill In guiding his huge formation
to the target and bombing 1t with
excellent results"
Evening star., 1944-07-16

Boat dealers say they have never
seen anything like the boom.
The demand Is enormous. For
every boat available there are 10
customers" B. c. Barnes, broker,
who operates from his cruiser, Kath-
crime II, declared.
Brokers agreed the market was all
the more surprising IN the light of
gasoline rationing which allows op-
orators only a small portion of their
normal seasonal consumption.
SaiIcraft Prices Set Records.
Because rationing presents no
problems to sailing craft, small sail
boats also were bringing unprece-
dented prices. Owners of 16-footers
that cost about $3.50 three or four
years ago were getting as much as
$3.50 and $500.
With all boat builders busy turn
ing out fighting craft, no new yachts
have been built during the war.
ONCE of Price Administration reg
ulations exempt from ceilings used
personal property when sold be-
tween individuals or through agents,
such As yacht brokers. An officsal
admitted it would be difficult to work
out fair scale Of ceiling prices.
50 Inquiries . Week.
Ernest Liskey, head of q firm OF
naval architects and marine engin-
eers which also had used boat sec
ton. estimated his ONCE receives
about so inquiries a week for boats
Of all sizes and descriptions.
Cash sales are the rule.
Evening star., 1944-07-16
Management Closes
Ford Bomber Plant
Over Work Sfoppage!
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
DETROIT, July 15.-The Ford
operated Willow Run bomber
plant near Ypsilanu was closed
by the management tonight for
the second time within a few
hours, a Ford spokesman said,
because crane operators worked
sporadically and held meetings
in the plant"
The workers reported to their
jobs for the night shift after the
giant plant, which produces four
engined B-24 Liberator bombers,
had been shut down for five hours
during the day because. of q work
suspension by crane operators and
their floor helpers. The spokesman
said little work was done, however,
and absenteeism was high.
The big plant has been produc-
ing bomber every working hour.
Today's shutdown was the f1rst due
to labor trouble since the factory
was opened two years ago. It made
approximately 1900 day shift
workers idle.
There was no oficial explanation
OF the work stoppage. A company
statement asserted that it was
"inexcusable" and that it was "the
elimination Of a series of minor
stoppages beginning late Friday
night in several departments" The
statement added that the workers
had filed no formal complaint or
grievances.
A statement by Walter Quillico.
president Of Bomber Local so, United
Automobile Workers (CIO) issued at
Grand Rapids where ne Is attending
a State CIO convention, accused the
company OF fomenting trouble, and
added:
The situation at Willow Run has
been brewing for q month and is
the direct result of the company,s
transferring of workers regardless of
medical status and disreRardinp
seniority provisions.
Evening star., 1944-07-16
Electrical Ports Stolen
From Shipyord; & Held
By the Associated Press, ,

BY the Associated Press.
NEW ORLEANS, July 15.-Police
said today six men have been ar
rested In connection with thefts
from Pendleton Shipyards Inc,
here, Of electrical equipment valued
at thousands Of dollars. They said
the looting had been in progress for
a year. Many more arrests are
expected.
The thefts were said to be chiefly
OF electric motors and appliances
and that the units had been used
IN many cases, to construct house
mold exhaust fans and washing
machines.