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HOUSES UkFURNIsHED.

l1Ot CHASE AVE. Bethesda, Nd .-5-room
nflcK bungalow. coal heat: near every.
hing: 500. WI 4O53 No agents
SAhRETT PARK, MD.-s rms. center
naI' large living rm., den, din. rn, kit.
ana pantry, bedrms.. / bath Kensine.
ION 563 IA. 6734. Bus and train service
hLlNGTON-Detached 5-room. 2-story
mouse; coal furnace refrigerator and stove:
day only Westbrook, Inc, CHI s7o7
, Rooms, screened front porch, glassed
sacK asc porch' fenced front and back yards,
call RAs 2076 after s pm.
s-kM. HOUSE. tie bath, shower. coal tur-
mace, large lot; lovely location cony good
schools and tranSp. Rent about Ss5 per
mo- restricted. Call WA. sOl5.
4iOI CHASE AVE. Bethesda. Md
room brick bungalow, coal heat, nesr
everything; $50. WI. 4O53. No agents
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ROOMS FURNISHED.
Snukh wesS and Sn.,ShansS

12i3 ST. S.E.-Nicely furn rm.. twin
beds; also rm;, to share mr. cars: 1913
wk. each: gentlemen. TR. 1926.
BIB CARPENTER ST. Sc, Just of Penna
ave.-Gentleman, large room, nicely furn.,
next bath: in private home Ii. 1903.
DUNBAR INN,
1O3 st. Sc, Opp. House once Bldg.
Single and double rooms; some with
running water
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B-12 THE EVENING STAR, Washington D. c.
6
PERSONAL.

ssstions in yicntty Of isth Vs and nsSn coiamDia
LET Us Be YoTR of1i ALARM kLock@can
S ME TAX R TGRsS aadits aud ss7 systems
sS Pace u
rshce ssh s s e5e Eh0Tsr os.65 D5vs sS f1
fhT2v2n, ShDg gr Qt1ce pI .1a5. ...,u
pared. nights and Sundays, reasonable:
competent. completely familiar newest serv-
icemen's wives special benefits. GE. 943o.
REAL ESTATE So NOTES for sale, secured
al %hssM RNS WSTcH pa STAR to
1 day service; reasonable rates. A E.
Hauss, matchmaker, I'll 9th ST., off st.
mTrrfSS nEi 0pen pSnM s9Hdays s,,,n n,,,. ~. 1,oo
splendid for club meetings and card par
ties, etc; complete with .chaiEs and card
ises Ia e0aTas MR ssd Hsshs "a 1852 g car line
method. Results efsctlye 10. a lie
ds or Or msnfs Sa'f pR Rrs Nh eRGs
ffG} 9aaNE lets s. nT RA Aeso 49, Mic.
Powell. II YOU are n need Of a loan UP
WATCH S9hRxiR.Se:.H s :H1Sase to day service:
Co. Ii64 I4th St. NV, nr. [. open ewes ewes
ALARM CLOCKS AND WATCHES RE
A. E. HAUSS, MATCHMAKER,
I'll 9th ST. Corner G St 1a'
DR.. H. W. JOHNSON, DENTIST
False Teeth Repaired While You Wait.
Room 500. Westory BLDG, 6o6 14th NV.
ROBT. B. SCOTT
DENTAL LABORATORY.
Room 901. Westory Bldg. sos l4th st. NV.
PARTY SANDWICHES
MADE TO ORDER.
Colorful, Elaborate Assortment
NATIONAL FOOD SERVICE, INC.
1909 N Y. Ave NV. MA. 9143.
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ROOMS WANTED.

ter bedroom. pvt bath. near Navy Dept
Ma; 2I4o. Ext. 403, after 500 pm. 1s'
YOUNG MAN desires a quiet, single room
with private family, in Chevy Chase or
vicinity Box 1873, Star 49,
BACHFLoR NAVAL OFFICER desires large
unfinished room and bath, Arlington or
Washington. Box 176-B. Star 10"
GENTLEMAN desires nice room n. W. sec
ton in vicinity OF 18th ST. Phone ia
233O after 6,3O pm.
FOREIGN EMBASSY interested in obtain
ing or > rooms for officer vicinity
Dupont Circle Phone DE loSk
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MOVING. PACKING & STORAGE.
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

MOVING AND STORAGE, reasonable rates
will take your surplus furniture as parI
payment on your moving. Edelman'
Moving & Storage Co. TAYLOR 2931 10
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

SENIOR NAVAL OFFICER wishes to lease
aniuTnlShed house, good NV. section. 2 or
: 3 pedrooms; Will take long lease beginning
,E uaTy iats or March. Please telephone
WANTED s-bedroom, o-ba,b home s2' ,r
North%est section, approx Sl0O mo 3osa
Penna. ave. Sc, Beck 01
FURNISHED. e or : rooms area poos.
ven Hlgh school; naval offcer wife and
Son: permanent; prefer detached with ear
uen. Tsfa On or before March 1st Excellent
3-BEDROOM HOUSE. furn:sbed IN, in ne
met; anytime 10 Aprll l; best references.
PROFESSIONAL MAN wants IN rent L. bo',,,
suitable, for residence and ONCE On n3sSs
ttnf3,roughfare t,,f, MARYLAND near D G: STATE
tuii y, particuIarS and lowest rental: option
SAVAL y 9Iy of oFFICsRE g1E ds.d-i LIB, Star ~
ao9r or bedroom house; permanent. WI
RESPONSIBLE and fastidious officer srs
mouse or, rooms ard bath with maids
room and bath: best Of care to ynu- hons.
IMHrnhlshlnes Mn hna and landscapinss guaranteed.
gSt GRNIsHED. ? or bedroom house. or
NEED TWo OR THREE TI ~ BsDRnov a. 5oc
ps2sy onsE Of urnIShed aPhftment GOOD ounlu5nishsa
rsffsrslse, pf nGs Ho. $3.50, " '0 Ni9t5:N' 90.
hLSfoNsIBLE businessman locating WASH
t my .on permanently wants modern 2 or 3
oedroom unfurn. house or apt, prefer NV
seeuon, conv. stores and school; best oi
EeI,. T c,er care OF property guaranteed Cali W.
VT o4tIi1thilass. 4n1i aS De. 300 a m TO m
IHREE-BEDROOM unfurnished house by
tamhE IAN MOVING permanently to Washing.
rent 70 ssy 6ui b. for While
Sene er.h to paying more than house is
WORTH two children, reasonably well be.
Rnreo Fsosrs suaranteed grantee not to destroy house.
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.
HOUSES FURNISHED.

CHEVY CHASE SECTION-Six-room brick.
$50; owner reserving one room: car neces-
sary, Ma. O4s4 or wi sOSl Is.
LOVELY 6-rm. and bath brick, tastefully
M Iqrn; suburban area, S125 mo. sH. 349O.
LARGE RESIDENCE, bedrooms. Beau
n mias 3 AS1 Rel RIlIaTa RFpKM raG% So9sK "a aa3s
area; are pssl SIP TO $500. WI. 1854. E. M.
BRICK HOUSE OH 18th st, four bedrooms:
prefer exchange for furnished apartment.
Sa!l Snwf9 G9 I'm RtSo8nTFn s,tsE pm, Pm, ,.
hot water: S75; available immedi a teiy.
-BEDRooMp spP BuSGHLoWa SGs a domplessS mp SlS furn
In nearby Green Meadows, Md Bus serv-
ICE TO downtown Washington: bath with
shower. auto heat. Call owner FIR. 1914.
o. RMS, B; FURNISHED, SIS,
$500; house nr Nc Capitol and r: 3
rms. are rented for $50. Box 2l0-B, Star.
ATTRACTIVELY FURN 7-ROOM HOUSE
on WOODED lot in Arlington Va Maids
ICON ICON. tn1s ana bath @-ear garage. Avail. i'm
%. THOMAS & MaeRuDER CO.
-2O5l Wilson Blvd CHI 313f
HOME VALUES.
oohs room s Etehe5 hP5c4THe sfrs !1adf5 HEISHTs z
ing room bedrooms,, 3 baths; 2car
sarste xaS IS, Servants room and bath in base
mfry '55a5 n f. aeaa AVE siS9 Nwms nc room, n.tn
pss %aIl " P ST NV N.Y. rooms, bath. elec.
R. A. HUMPHREYS.
o0s N CAPITOL Realtors MA s13o
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COAL, WOOD. FUEL OIL.

OAK AND HICKORY WOOD, seasoned, any
length, $50 per cord, delivered; storing
extra. Clinton 59O-J-4
FIREPLACE WOOD. stove and furnace
seasoned oak, II and "a in. length, de-
2646. Ewes, WA 1854
FIREPLACE, furnace and stove wood. cut
any length and delivered. SIS per cord
Phone Falls Church S0S-J-1
FIREPLACE AND STOVE WOOD. Hard
wood. SIS cord delivered Elmwood 371
FIREPLACE HARDWOOD, seasoned. any
length: $50 cord Heavy slab wood. S35
load, better than cords. Immediate de-
livery. OR. S!93, or WO. 275S.
SEASONED OAK, fireplace lengths SIS
cord Write Mrs. George c. Mcintosh
Clifton Va. r F D, or phone Gil. 7149
FIREPLACE WooD, split oak, sci 90
$1,000. Delivered. FIR. $50
CORDWOOD, any length seasoned guar
anteed to burn: S0Ho oak: delivered any
where full cord, $40 EN-. 1865
WOOD, green or partly seasoned hard
wood; any length; immediate delivery at
ST. per cord. Phone Fairfax 159-J-l3 l.
FIREPLACE WOOD AND KINDLING.
Seasoned Oak and Pine
National 1860. Evenings. DU 1880 go
SPECIAL.
Cord seasoned high per cent hardwood
els dry pine kindling free: immediate de-
livery. Lincoln 4225 c2s
FIREPLACE WOOD,
Fireplace lengths. Prompt delivery. Gail
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APIS. FURNISHED Cont i.
APARTMENTS UNFURNIsHED

rooms. kitchen. dinette. bath: all utilities
tnuIrnished; ~ available before March /. Call
sss4 BUENA VISTA TERRACE sE-Liv-
ing room. dinette, bedroom, bath, kitchen.
pack porch. Utilities included. S6O.5O
TAKOMA PARK-Large living rm.. with
bedroom. kitchen, bath: all utilities furn.;
$50. 90 month. sH. 473s. 902 Garland
ATTRACTIVE 2-bedroom apt, closets;
mr. transp.. stores: adults: no pets; pvt
enlr; GNE pG1m S55 Takpma sp Park. SH 3s3s.,
hsay hsart of Clarendon, VI. Rent. S35. cH.
$oSI UrsHUR ST. Mt Rainier rms.
S4S %; rooms, S57 80. Heat, hot water
sad asd> e!sei se. inTl. nc VI. 264s: ao
modeTn; Tsn m heated apt: near all conveniences.
4oROOM APT. in nice location. 4O13
AT esth AND PENNA. PENNA4 AVE. s.E-and-
moor nat, liv. rm, bedrm., kit, dinette
ana bath: gas heat. Inquire 2817 Que
81, 81; sey basement. . to s.. Adults only
5I2 rms, k and b.: newly decorated
aTW Ad4lbS City rental refs, reoIfred
d1inbne s4 b3 EmDiqyed mp dyed adyts Genile
! ROOMS, bath, heat and lights large
porch: S45 mo. Apply to Jerry's Famous
Hot Dogs Place. Colmar Manor Md.
WILL ECHANGE new 3ha-room apt. in
NV. Glover Park section for l or . room
apt appto IN NV closer to downtown RE
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APARTs. FURN. OR UNFURN.
APARTMENTS WANTED.

1-RM. APT. heat, gas, light and hot water
.urn.; cleo. refs. screened-in back porch:
,orner house: available March 9th. After
! pm call WA l1Q3
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

CHEVY CHASE-Lovely home, large room,
private bath; suitable for couple or sew
eral young people. fine meals OIL 66O3
20; ST. N.W.--Large room 4 win
dowS' suitable 3 people: also double; oonv.
transp. wholesome meals. DU. 1894
1899 GIRARD ST. N.W.-Delicious we'll
balanced meals. lovely maple furnishings.
u blk. 14th ST. carline and shopping CEN
ter S35-S42 so mo AD a352
1904 18th ST. N.W.-Beautiful double.
tlond mahogany new furniture; S45 per
for :, young ladies'
1896 COLUMBIA RID. N.W-Attractive
home for young lady and young man. CO
n E SECTION. on Mt. Rainier car line
Vacancy for l girl; gentle home. Call
AID 4593 after 6 pm
ROOM AND BOARD for or settled
women or mother and daughter. unlimited
phone and maid: on J-6 bus line. Box
2Ol-B, Star. 90.
iaa5 18th ST Nw.-Nicely furnished.
warm rooms. running water, telephones in
rooms: excellent board; downtown. 2o'
PETWORTH. 4al7 9th 81. n.w-Laree
front room for two; good transportation; !;
YOUNG LADY TO share room with an
other. excellent meals. twin beds. 1901
NATURE LOyER-Businessw will ex-
change rm. and board TN suburban home)
with employed woman for part-time sec
retarial work sewing or cooking; fare
zone Cabin John car line. WI 1888
1900 18th ST.-l40a 18th st. NV
triple i double. same to share; lower
rates: better food and plenty; more
PRIVILEGES
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NEW HAMPSHIRE HOUSE.

For Jewish Young People.
tOutside gsests for meals accomodatedD
Excellent food. Pleasant social contact
Dissins. 2013 Mass. ave. Dupont Circle
Dupont Circle Section.
Room and board, $40 to $50 exclusive
girls residence. reputation for excellent
meals 1S2A 18th st q ".
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AVAILABLE MARCH 1St

Newly completed Living rm, bedrm
dinette. kitchen, bath. Rental, $40 so per
mo. In new housing development Take
w. NJ. & A. bus at l1th and Penna ave
NV. to Suttland Manor or phone Spruce
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BELLEVUE GARDENS

New apartments. bedroom, living rm T.,
d, a, kitchen and bath, rent S6O5O, in
Guiding all utilities. Store, valet and
beauty shop on premises. Twenty min. bus
service. Take F.. Drum bus AS at 10th
and Pa ave. NV, to Nichols ave and
irving st. Convenient TO Boiling Field,
Nav. AIT Sta. Nav. Res. Lab. and Navy
Yard. Once. 100 Irvington ST. sw, open
daily q To Il. Sun :, = OSoS
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rS--We Will pay
uSical instrument.
lo stringed instru-
Piano Co.. 1918
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TO RTTY OR SELL, ANY BUSINESS,
RoOming House Bargain!

Dupont Circle, > houses. Q rooms 4
baths each. Running water in some rooms.
owners apt. $50 rent each. Inc, approx.
S@65 each Total price, 81 300 Must
be sold this week. EX. 1851, eve. SH.
S436. l2'
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-07-08

Edison with his lamp and Marconi
with radio waves.
Encourage Spiritual Adventures
1t truly seems that the harness
sing OF spiritual waYes-the seeds
OF integrity initiative and inspira-
TONS where electricity was 100
years ago. II so. the greatest need
OF the postwar era is to teach
people where to find spiritual
power and how to use II. mind
you. This does not necessarily
mean describing what IL Is. We
do not even yet know what cleo.
tricity is. We, however do know
how TO generate II and use H.
The Open Church Movement
in which | am greatly interested
is step in this direction. Its
purpose 10 20 get people into
churches alone by themselves not
only on Sundays but at any time
during the week when they feel
the need for private meditation and
prayer: The Christian Science
Church. the New Thought Asso.
Citations, the Unity Groups. the
Daily Meditation Centers at San
Antonio and elsewhere and DR..
Frank y. d. Buchanan are all talk.
ing about Spiritual Power and what
1t can do. The great need. how
ever, Is for carefully planned and
executed laboratory data which
will command greater respect than
mere words.
June Graduates Attention
Those who have just graduated
from high schools and colleges
should especially heed the thoughts
| have presented. You may have
got marks Of 100 per cent in
every subject and still be as use
less as sounding brass or a tink-
ling cymbal". You may we'll find
yourselves priceless watches with
out springs. twelve-cylinder motors
without gas or burglar-proof locks
without keys.
In fact. feel SO strongly about
this entire matter that | believe
the greatest OF all postwar needs
is a spiritual awakening. II so. We
all should make our primary task
the discovering OF methods Of har-
Messing Gods Rays which are now
all about US but practically un-
used. Then the greatest changes
ahead may not be In connection
with aviation or plastics or chem
istry but In connection with those
intangible forces which develop
integrity. initiative and inspiration.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-07-08
Al Club Picnic

Mooreville All Club memb ers en-.
joyed a picnic supper and wiener
roast, at the home OF Kayl Craig.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-07-08
BabsOn Points Out Need For
Post War Spiritual Planning

the planning OF our own personal
lives as individuals.
Even land. labor and capital can
be used to destroy or to construct,
according to the integrity, initiative
and inspiration OF those who have
the land, labor and capital. Hence,
/ call these three spiritual powers
the Three Is OF Success. have
in mind both individual and ma
tional success.
Spiritual vs.. Radio Waves
When discussing the above with
industrialists and labor leaders.
they agree with my statements;
but they come back to me as fol-
lows: How can this spiritual
power--Or Gods Rays as you call
it-be developed and harnessed?
II Is not enough for preachers.
priests and rabbis to talks about
il: let them show us how to get
II and use it," 1t is probably true
that We have generalized too much
uhN wv lOhS aUOul pOh-
er. The time has come to be prac-
teal.
c. F. Kettering-vice president
in charge OF Research OF General
Motors once brought to my at
tention that electricity was talked
about as far back as $500 years
ago. 1t was in 600 B. c. that a
Greek philosopher, Thales OF Mile
tus, found that by rubbing amber
he could develop a force to pick
up straws. Even 800 years ago
experiments were made by vii.
liam Gilbert in. England and Won
Guerecke in Germany which caus-
ed electricity to be talked about
as the coming power. Yet no.
thing practical was attempted I'M
til Franklin flew his kite In l746
and Foraday built his toy motor i'll
1925. Then came Morse with his
telegraph, Bell with the telephone,
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-07-08

Babson Park, Mass, July s
Watches without springs, motors
without gas, or locks without keys
are OF little use. This is the sit
uation today with the Committee
on Economic Development and most
committees which are studying
postwar employment plans. 1t
also explains one trouble with our
schools and colleges. The com
mittees and colleges are neglect
ing the. spiritual urge which the
Prophet Isaiah wrote about in the
first three verses OF his Chapter
81.
What Churches Need
Springs without machines. gas
without motors and keys without
locks are. likewise. OF little use
This is the situation today with
most churches and preachers
They fail TO emphasize the scien-
tific basis for their teachings and
also fail to apply spiritual power
TO practical everyday life. Any re.
ligion which does not express it.
self in right living and social re-
lations is OF little use.
The postwar planning commit
tees and present-day educational
and religious institutions need to
recognize both the Importance of
spiritual power and just social re-
lations. To continue to ignore
such will certainly result in 10000
900 to 100000 unemployed in
the L. S. after the short postpar
boom is over.
Material Power Not Enough
Land, labor and capital are ma
terial; while integrity, initiative
and inspiration are spiritual pow.
ers. They may either be inherit.
ed. or acquired but at all haz-
ards they must be recognized in
successful planning. This applies
both to national planning and to
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-07-08
Hit by Hay Fork

Loyal KanitE received a deep
cash on the top OF his head. Thurs
day when a harpoon hay fork fell
from the hayloft striking him on
top OF the head.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-07-08
futile Hill
At LAKE WITH SCOUTS

Al LANE WITH SCOOIS
futile Hill. Mich. July 8-The
Misses Lelanel Gorton, Mary Alice
Breining and 10 Anne Campbell
spent Thursday with the Girl
Scouts at Wamplers Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse futile and
two little daughters. are occupying
part of Mrs. Ella Fuller's house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clay Petit and
Miss Dorothy Petit were guests
Monday and Tuesday Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Elvis Eubank. Detroit, who
returned home with Mr.. and Mrs.
Petit remaining until Wednesday.
David Stocum Is with his faith.
er, Leon Stocum, visiting relatives
in Pennsylvania.
Mrs. Fannie Campbell and Miss
10 Anne Campbell. with relatives
from Ann Arbor. spent from Sat.
urday until Wednesday with Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Campbell in
Cleveland.
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Colts and
sons Kenneth and Robert spent
the Fourth at the cottage OF Thorn
as Ashley on Edison Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Colts and
Wallace were at Saline Sunday af.
ternoon.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-07-08
TO DISCUSS PROBLEMS

Lansing, July S-AP-The Mich.
igan Association OF chiefs OF po-
lice will hold its annual meeting in
Charleyoix July 1912 to discuss
law enforcement problems OF the
future. juvenile delinquency, war
time rackets and similar subjects.
Ted a. Rice, Owosso chief of po-
lice, is president Of the Association
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-07-08

family. Traverse City. spent from
Friday night until Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. Loyal KanitE and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Smith and
niece, Miss Lois Holcomb. left
Wednesday to visit relatives and
friends at Atlanta and Otsego Lake.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-07-08
ACTION DELAYED

Lansing. July S-AP-The state
tax advisory study commission
yesterday voted TO carry final rec
concentrations on tax revision over
at least TO its next meeting Au-
gust s. Last month the commission
agreed that It would have special
proposals for state aid to local
government ready within 60 days
but with their decision to delay
action they indicated a possible
failure 70 make their deadline.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-07-08
STUDY REcoNvERsIoN

Detroit, July S AP- The first
industry wide program for recon
version OF the automobile indus
try TO civilian production is expect
ed 10 evolve from a meeting Of
Michigan manufacturers with the
War Production Board in Wash
ington next Friday, regional
WPB spokesman said Friday.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-07-08

Mr.. and Mrs. liberal Kanltz and
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-07-08

WASHINGTON AP-Repatria.
ton OF sick and wounded Amer
cans held prisoners OF war by Jap
an is under discussion with Tokyo.
Senator Thomas (D-Utah) disclosed
today. The discussions-without re.
suit as yet--are being conducted
through the Swiss government.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-07-08
Arm Injury Severe

Little Miss Margaret Ann Carr,
age 5, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph Carr, suffered a very severe
cash in her right arm from the
wrist to the elbow. She was play
ing on the hood of the car and fell.
striking a sharp object. The wound
required 80 stitches and took three
and a half hours to dress. Mr.. and
Mrs. Carr and family were visiting
at the home OF her father, Joseph
ANGEL at Wayne. when the accident
happened, Sunday.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-07-08
To spend the Summer

Mrs. L. Berry returned 10 her
home In Kokomo. Indiana. Sunday,
after spending two weeks here with
her son and family. Miss Barbara
Berry accompanied her grandmoth-
er home to spend the summer.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-07-08
Attend Celebration

Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Schwartz
and family attended the 25th we'd
ding anniversary observance OF Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Hartwig near
Macon.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-07-08
head Cut In Fall

Curtis Anderson suffered a Sc.
we're cash on the back OF his head
Thursday when he fell from the
hay loft In the Howard Wilkie
barn. striking his head. on a cement
floor.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-07-08
Seniority in Congress
is valuable to you
Protect it by nominating
and electing
Earl c. Kitchener

Earl c. Michener of Adrian is the representative in
Congress from the Second Michigan District composed
OF the counties of Jackson Lenawee, Monroe and
WaShtenaw
Mr. Kitchener recognized as one of the most substan-
al members in the Congress- His long and able service
as national aW-maker has given him broad grasp of
national affairs Few in Congress are better advis
ed as to all important legislation passed by the Congress
during his service Because of his straightforward efforts
to legsate according to the right he it. he has the
respect affection and confidence of his colleagues re-
CARELESS OF their political affiliations
He is member of the powerful Judiciary and Rules
Committees.
Sitting on the Rules Committee, Representative Mich
ener has to pass all proposed legislation which reaches
the floor of the House. No other committee performs
such Junction. and Michigan fortunate to have such
representation.
While minority member of these committees during
the years in which the New Deal has been in aScendency
Earl Kitchener is regarded in Washington one of the
truly influential members of the House.
During the absence of Republican Leader Joe Martini
Kitchener Acting Leader and chief lieutenant
OF the Party leader He sits in all conferences where Re-
publican policy is formed in the House, and his exper-
fenced hand plays an important part in the decisions
which made.
He not spectacular and thinks always of accomplish
ment. He is Republican but not extensively partisan
He recognizes that all virtue does not reside in any po
cal party.
He is advocate of international cooperation to the
end that in far possible, future wars shall be
eliminated.
He is firm believer in and advocate of free enterprise
Coming from the people he has faith in the
man.
His chief ambition is to bring the to the earliest
possible victorious conclusion.
He believes that this country cannot remain static and
that there must be mutual understanding and united
fort the part of labor industry and agriculture if
to return to government of the people, by the peo
pie and for the people
VOTE TUESDAY. Exercise your great American priv
iege. Don't fail to vote
Bad Officials Are Elected by Good
Citizens Who do Not Vote
tismen contrbu by reiden desiring
hntr aion IN Congress
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-07-08
York News
ArrENps FUNERAL SERVICE

York, Mich. July s-Mrs. Loyal
Kanitz attended the funeral OF her
uncle. John Frost, in Tecumseh,
Saturday afternoon.