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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

ADDING MACHINES, typewriters repaired
sRfs sf i4ta 81 6snd 5s5s
fsf IF NE c ffs ffnt fsai 74h nH GRE 81
ALARM CLOCKS REPAIRED tany make.
ss sso days seHca xas sna work gnaT
anteed year. REGENTS JEwELRy CO.
sats 4 Ks 2sSa oe 2ss open asS
81 FL PokfEK sfFHs e sfFR eo
town sd: ID ssthesda,, , Nd: lSoO' WI. 0 9646. 6e0fse
aPPRo9%arEIY Sgfn EhGhf IL 5A1o walk-in eebox
and 2 keg beer, dispensary, space needed;
must be moved quickly. UN. 4939 for
ANTIQUE, white bedroom suite, 6 pieces
1I14nsssF-sDrins I4ss. mattress and springs .ss sH
ANTIQUE SPINNING WHEEL, rocking
chair private owner: $3.50. Atlantic 5l$5.
AoUARIUMs, all sizes, 1o-gallon, S4.1a;
AS9py,ARIuM sUPPLY &c, 3s27 Ga. ave,
no. $500. AIR COMFORT CORP. ''
BABY SCALE, with weights, perfect con-
BAfHRooM 1FFi5 FIXTURES, Hs2 bath tubs, toilets,
ea sH s sl ssFns 4tS no 81 down
finish, $50. Call after $40 pm. SOL
Lebaun st. Sc. Apt. s. 26a
BED; single, ali-metai construction. with
InS IshnJSSushogt: s55: Emerson s754. 20.
and stool; spring and mattress; prewar,
full size, steel bed and springs; dark chif-
dnette Chairs and aSe WITH maple meta ton
j. s.EDEooMmAtlss Furniture Co. .s1 .ss1 G
rsmembee he Atlas specia eDc pss ssaroom ana
wood bed on iegs WITH msttress. mohs sompete nGs
studo edSsh 1fns asprns f9s ana onsase w
bedroom chests, in maple and walnut.
sold for s175. reduced to SSs odd ,dd g sofa
Of osd Asss pisees hfa rs
MSashfinsten, va fa r, al merchandiss guaranteed;
dexerg Prices as f EsSE tHsRs e Dd
81 st. NV. DI. 1897. DI. 373S, DI.
sa1 sSs @hs ss1 sss's s sn'ss 4so HsaSs
mas. ssss bs5 ss
limif "A Souaptity: 423 10th st. NV. 81
HRfssa BRpsooM sSiYE 'gisse; French ssna pre-
war, genuine inlaid waliN aaftress ia.
saded sp5as aea reasonass 1aastsas Can nsT sHy sns
27s
BICYCLE, mems %" good condition,
S22 .50; also portable paint spray outfit.
S45 RA 0770
BOOKKEEPING MACHINE. Burroughs. dc.
current; perfect condition. Cali Sunday
and ewes, GE. S005. 27s
BREAKFAST SET, kitchen cabinet, gas
stove, chifforobe, beds, complete: living
room suite, sewing machine. We do NOV
CABINET. small walnut, three drawers.
smn two sias compsrtnnssnats. nsaS. So wicker floor
CABINETS FOE ,PHONoGRAPH RECORDS.
lar4e. varied selection; reasonably priced.
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INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

ATTENTION, PARENTS! Experienced brass
teacher will accept limited number Of
trombone and trumpet pupils, private in.
struction, elementary or advanced. BOZ
VIOLIN .sSTRUCTION, beginners and ad-
LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE. Permanen,
positions Operators needed. Day classes
1340 H. Y. ave. ME. 777S.
GEkMAN, conversational. technical, ad-
ministfeGye, teginners and advanced, By
rates rates DR.. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1851
MT. Olivet I'd. ne, FE~S5l2; II desired
will give lessons at students home.
now forming. Beginners and f{resnei
courses in shorthand, typing, bookkeSPMl M
comptometer, all .secretarial subjects. es
233s. BOYD SCHOOL, 1883 F st. (opp
Capitol Theater).
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HELP WOMEN.

INTERESTING WAR WORK-Earnings at
start, $31 30 weekly with rapid increases;
no experience necessary: excellent working
conditions; ages, 80 to 80. Apply employ
ment office, 722 18th st. NV, Mon, through
Fri. $50 am. to pm; Sat, $40 am;
TELEPHONE CO. Hiring ARRANGEMENTS ap-
proved by War Manpower Commission.
WOODWARD & LOTHROP has immediate
openings for part-time shoppers. Apply at
once employment office. 9th floor. 1905
WOULD YOU LIKE to help outfit Washing
tonians for Easter? We have vacancies
for salespeople to work part time in our
Easter apparel department, Many benefits
HECHT CO, r st. at 9TH.
FRONT OFFICE CASHIER, experience on
N. C. r. posting machine or hotel expert
ence preferred. Hrs am. TO pm. one
Amply personnel ONCE. HOTEL STATLER.
18th and SITS. NV
NIGHT CLERICAL, adding machine expert
ence, desired. Hours IL pm. to am.
Apply personnel Office. HOTEL STATLER,
Let 19th an, and I SITS. nv;
openings. for general laundry helpers. Ap-
ply, employment office. 9th floor, 9:30-6
daily, 12.3O-9 Thursday
Evening star., 1945-03-26

GIRL, colored, wishes days laundry only,
honest and can furnish reference, written
or phone. reference. DI. 1856.
GIRL, colored, wants part-time work; NV.
section; hrs. morning or afternoons.
MAID, colored, cook and housework for
adults, live in, S25. Hobart 93S2, 1925 p
st. NV.
MOTHERS HELPER-Colored girl desires
job as mothers helper, Monday thru Fri,
references. FIR. OS17
in private family, no laundry, stay night if
room upstairs, S25 or $50 a week, exp
dinner party, city ref. DU. $3.50. Cali
Evening star., 1945-03-26
HELP WOMEN.

ACCOUNTANT, junior. for once Of CPA.
5000 70 $4,000; small % once; fui shiaHy; eharss
mony e snd
ApVEkTis1NG SRE DEfTIWe SSoMs need some one
typographs for local newspaper 1 i' ads. saarS hnS
HEcHiNsER soi, & f5sh and hpG sts. s0'lss MY
ADvEGRtTIsIING NoeiP5iPoRTuN1TY-Are you
Ct present an assistant in an advertising
4 local retail chain store desires some
sad sgs.rt|T ts|ypogTasghyt, ply, To- take shafss q is
with experience and ability. Ali replies
confidential. Our employees know, about
No un alter win nsuas Ss nhde 9
tory interVieT Letter Of should
AIRcRAFTSTranscontinentai FRA sSai entail g. western
Ar: Inc, offers an opportunity to become
fkPy ed nambes tTansd Of IN poans ns sysSa
nographers, clerks, clerk-typists, ,jr ac-
s9unting spsl1 clerks Apply p n immsd
National Airport: interviewing Monday
through Friday. Hiring arrangements ap-
ALTERATION HANDS, htters, seamstresses
and tailors; many benefits. Apply to per-
sonnel office, End floor, THE HECHT CO.,
ALTERATfiooN HANDS, seamstresses, tailors
an nGsitag excellent to get
time pay See M Gould. doVa GoIpES dfSS STAR STAR
XTE XHTEE.4foS rR5S N HAMS sve on NV ne dresses
s1s sa' to o09d ons APPS " %esa
APP enfRk enf for beauty salon
IsoundingS; sa tz r,A apply personnel once, snd
commercial work in local advertisine
s VIII
prentice; Apply with samples, Room 222'
ATTRacTIvE POSITION for clerical work
conditioned office; vacation with pay; op-
RDpy RR955ynsz szrE%Ay SE nMnoME %
4th and sts ne. Hiring arrangements
Ka SHs sss fsasssRssfs ave. ADD
BEA6TY Be- 5f1S OPERATOR; salary and commits.
sIds 18th ane
sExUTY 3 AZ r;w' SfhElRaSTSoR-All-around Shl aSsS oD
sss wsn'fs At sHpsBoRE ARR Efd sas shs Hi Hi
Bn4gH1 pa4s time ofEEAH2R FL hsIs sos tp
460s 14th st. NV. AID. 9509 or Georgis
BEAUTY OPERATOR, good clientele, stead.
position. excellent salary. NO. 9707: i
B2AUfY 81 aREYes 6rERAfos PR 1913 for beauty salon
Touadlnss Apply personnel ONCE. HI III
BEAUTY OPERATOR-Permanen posi-
tion. Highest salary and commission
MasfPs'0e sEAGFS orEkAroR 1z eGRn fSs
tunity: permanent position: highest sal
ary and commissions. EMILE, Jr., 302,
Wilson blvd. Clarendon, Va.
BEAUTY OPERATOR, all-around. expert
enced Top salary and commission. Apply
RpRERT OF PAEIS NC 1914 Conn. sys
around. No dSsJ lissnse required. Salary ane
iSnT sGhnrY fs; oPERaToR, PgSsas;ToR expert, for perma
nent. position; excellent salary and com
RRAGTY 5s1Sr sAE9N SO Le Leelss Bsam s. lsA Sc
BEAUTY BEAUTY da'EHasr oPERSroR, full or part time
top salary and commission. MAISON GUS
TAvE. 706 18th st. NV.
BEAUTY OPERATOR, su-around, excellen
salary. plus commission. HENRI ROB
RT S 2S45 oSnR Sem arSWs ays; nH n1SH sxnsr,sn.d
6-day week; 8 to 6: closed on Mondays
$50 and commissions. OR. 1854 Sunda!
BEAUTICIAN, 'ulI or part time; s45 weel
eaS eaf sSRmissslSn' %4 dssS Call we. 1871. Sunday
sooKffEkzssER wanted ,6 camera shor
NV,
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REPAIRS ond SERVICES.

ADDING MACHINES and typewriters re-
sae6y
oFS9cE MRcHINE esnSzse CORP as Bond Bids 20
aass Gh3eFs BEsT ASSs YasshiS co 5epsssa s oo
AFPLiAsSEs, re1Tiss5stioni Sssshins ma:
SPPEfANcEs sfI kEPAIREp eleetrical and
msehanical; delivery aBd pickup service.
AUTO MIR BRAKs aSs and Tn hofof sass work done
promptly, reasonable Bear 457 7,a s nv ~.
kGro ksS 5S2 Mofoks f st i Body ana o
Plenty mechanics. BARsocK's GARAGE,
AWNiNGass,, bags; canvas chairs, cots. ten
Y vas re sspairing. pairing PRoCTER CO. Elk; 9797::
5R3Rs D fa9nss
ELECTRICIANs-24-hour, service; old and
new wiring, motors. washing machines and
nIugs Installed epen phene FR ss 7ss1 anu p.i
ELECTRICAL WIRING, remodeling and re-
pairing: Radios and appliances repaired
meehanies. nf seP PROMPT @ servcea service IL % 5IsS
EkEc: Ell; Il ikaEiFR1GERAroRs repaired, bought
fssffo sas sERVIeS e eH eafaa sss4 Afs nshts
fELEcSTHRsiic SHsi WIRING fixtures extra out.
ELEG; CO. 5000 Ga aye RA s3al
kscs !as g s4Sp'Hf 81 isio RARk zzss AoAD HooS
work; reasonable. HI. 1911.
S dSoR soRF RA essp saI7 or and FIR waTss aos
FURNITURE REPAIR. cabinet work; gorl
issESs fFse fsq
GENERAL CONTRACTING. carpentry
storm sash; don't delay that repair Job any any
longer We have men and materials Give
GLASS 81, COFFEE Psisnas TABLE TOR BROKEN. We
Ss G csa eSsnss i e mirror M top in iasgs iaseIs
fEa TErsrs fsbo msfs ts GsfS aEass ao
ah 4 a And nS s1sffms GA esee
Estimates fsnfs On saaea sssh. ssa
CO. iao6 sn1ins SsEa rd pay NV hSa
HOUSE f1SS pAIST<Nc; paDs5;i,ns, repairs res1 q
fixing; tirst-ciass-&s%osa~eiihs' D. HollN
OF 6h Enthusiastically, and, and ip,dussria 4,
lfire boxes rebuilt. Cali " oh43 Pc
PAINTING. papering, KEN -Toning, %indX
CAR Ho; 34s1 after o'clock. ap4.
prices; lst-class work: so yrs Experience.
PAiNTING, PAPERING, frst-class work
| manship: work done Immediately. Cal
| MR.. PCAT, GE. 5643 2Ss
PAINTING. decorating, roof repairs, hom,
repairs; white mechanics; work guaran'
! teed Call any time, AID. 512o.
floors; colored man. MI. 6979. 26"
PAINTING, interior. and exterior: screen
repairs. For estimates call RICHARDSON
ME. 6746; after 5, AID. 662S
PAINTING. PAPER1NG, plasterine, elec
trical work; materials available; free esti
mates; white mechanics; prompt service
PAINTING AND PAPERHANGING, plas
tering and general repairs. Ii. 973S
JOSEPH r. GRIFFIN.
PAINfING, PAPERING-Avoid spring rusi
l--pa1.t nowi Interior and exterior; II
! painters and trucks; gen. repairs, founda.
Evening star., 1945-03-26

DIR. FREDA r. OSTROW, 7OO2 Conn. ave.
Appt. Mon, Wed and Fri, 10 to z. WI.
s571. Physiotherapy Treatments, S. ga.
swISS-AA1ERICAN WATCHES, repaired, 8
to s days. service, clocks repaired, work
guaranteed, pearls restrung; ELECTRICAL
between e and r sts NV.
MIDDLE-AGED MAN would like home. pri-
Ysts family bong soRfests State
FALLS CHURCH DAY NURSERY-Ch children
from to boarded day and night. For
Evening star., 1945-03-26
SITUATIONS WoMEk.

ELEVATOR OPERAfOR-Girl, colored. de-
sires job in office building, EXPERIENCED: b
& Sn permit; eaIl no Sunday or evening work.
MANAGER, RESIDENT: apartment house.
six. years successful local Experience. Ex,
Box 109-K. Star 07s
PRACTICAL NURSE desires s-hr. duty: m
houSework. HO. 4172 26s
STENOGRAPHER, bookkeeper, secretary,
correspondent, penman; high grade; finest
references. Box 96-K, Star 29s
Evening star., 1945-03-26
AVIATION.

AIRPLANE ARR ~ FLYING " .ad NsTRUGTIoN IF Elyen
venient bus Transportation. CONGRES-
SIONAL AIRPORT. OIL. SSSS.
daily from Z am. to 7:30 pm. HYDE
FIELD. SP OSSS
Evening star., 1945-03-26
MOTOR TRAvEl.
PERSONAL.

WANTED-Ride for two girls to California,
ing; references exchanged. North g514 26s
Evening star., 1945-03-26
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS.

WANTED-Local, private and
public schools. also large city on west
Coast; excellent salaries. ADAMS TEAClI-
Frs AGENCY, Colorado Bldg. 14th and
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SITUATIONS MEN and WOMEN.
SITUATIONS poMEsrIc.

COLORED MAN AND WIFE, reliable, wan
pssrt.time sme ianitor's job and quarters: n,
Evening star., 1945-03-26

sTENOGRAPHER CLERK for old,estab-
Permanent appointment now and postwar
with good chance for advancement; Phone
1fs 5st it Her aH asss clerical work.
pluS some distati9n general ofce and
pleasant working conditions, permanent,
RET Il T for
eient reasonable. with, initiatiye; salary
sTENoGRAPHER for general Office work
in small business, permanent, starting
salary, $40 per week. State age, past
experience ana telephone no. Box S5-G,
sTENoGRAPHER-TYPIsT wanted in q
sostHrs Office 5day week good salary
sTock ss REGoRD ESx cIERK RI and general rs &C.
cs Ex oS TsE Es fGeEs e. sor ss.
STORE CLERKS, to clerk in dry cleanins
s Appy Vod6E fs SSss
sTREETcAR sTs hEsfScsas09SsE oFsERAFoks FL
can now earn $40 per week and more as
streetcar operator. Essential work, expert
ence, not necessary: training paid for; nc
hours; free time to keep house: paid vaca.
tions; free transportation; separate club
room; congenial fellow workers; vacancies
at 4th and SITS. ne, with work on North
Capitol st: and r. I; ave. streetcar lines
NV, with work on the l4th st. carline
and at 18th and East Capitol sts., with
work on the Mt. Pleasant streetcar line
Apply weekday mornings. CAPITAL TRAN.
SIT CO.. 36th and Prospect ave NV.
Georgetown; Take Route 90. Cabin Johr
SWITCHBOARD operator. white; hour
from pm. to 11:30 pm: l night on pei
week. Call manager, WO. 640O. ALBAr
TOWERS. 300 Mass. ave. NV.
MANAGER, 2730 Wis. ave. NV.
board; good salary. Apply mgr. 2745 goth
lSWITCHBOARD OPERATOR, must be able
| to type; good salary and working condi.
tions. opportunity for advancement. Apply
COLONIAL STORAGE CO., 1892 22ne
SWiTCHBoARD OPERATOR, permanent
position. 6-day week. Apply End fioor
sWITCHBoARD OPERATOR, colored, par,
time. in hfgh-claSs guesthouse: experience
not necessary, I712 New Hampshire ave
with experien6s2n naval uniforms; stead!
sts. NV. DI. $500.
Evening star., 1945-03-26


YOUNG bsIs; WOMAN. won experienced in cosmetic.
drug store references. Box 29tS-E. star
MAH5dR aR 4 la1S kehea YoR Selpsrs St
dqssyw9MIkf; Mf aass Glass and silver washer. t'
'1l |. FRANK an sSSS SoMrANY has immediate onsn,
ngs fer salesiadies, cashiers, typists' pfil al,
tons unus9siNIstx.ctiys salary isn' Appl, ARSsl,
WAVE PsaSSehe HNoaM 8ss Is sslssiaiss. 81 s
Saa dser iu.1 THE Hi AEcAT CO, s. Is
interviewer; good personality and ability b
handle employe problems: also dictatior
and. keep records, etc. Excellent oppor
CLERK on ash ahf Ssn eee
clerk for employment office. good typis
and and famliar with office procedqre So
WooDWAkD & IoTHRoiPH SIii has iMi immediate
openings for saleswomen, no experienc,
office. 9th f.. 9:30-6. daily. 12:30-9 Thurs
RADIO MANUFACTURING plant-vacan
oTce work: no experience necessary, pait
while being trained; good pay, good hours
ssasfsal oSFk NsFT6TE AgRE 81
i JOB YOU WILL SSS ENSoYmEeaTn Yf. Ma' this in
20 weekly M Saa With 0ra rapid daiTnnss
permanent positions; promotion opportuni
ties: ages 18 to 35. Apply employment Of
| ice, 722 18th ST. NV Monday througl
Friday. $50 m to pm; Sat, $50 IN
to 8 pm. THE CHESTPEAKE g. POTOMAl
| MAC TELEPHONE co. Hiring arrange
ments approved by War Manpower Com
mission.
PART-TIME essential employment in ou
| food market, either morning, afternoon o
| ernment or private interests you can read
| ily qualify to make yourself some extr
| to 40. If at all interested, come in an
| let's talk 1t over. If you have the ambi
| ion, We have a part-time job to fit it. Ap
| STORES. 845 Bladensburg rd NE, an
| day, 8 am. to 5 pm. or phone AT, 74S
for interview time with our supervisor Il
WOODWARD - LOTHROP has immediat
openings for 4lM or part time ONCE work
ers, typtsts{ jilltng machine operators
daily. 12:30-9 Thursday.
Evening star., 1945-03-26

AssIsIAssT .ass thoroughly
SaS1 age New IsgpPAa HamPshiss Nr ave; IA; s5es.
PESTAL fSs! ISS!ENIsT P. 6 license. se5s
Sfy SEAn HAsnpsh5f aRGENT MS TA xns SSss to do n1.
sasls' vssf saa PfSRassEis Prone a. S'
DIC,IAPHoNE operator and general clerica
fifsi Sfs Soon R0a cAsaifk SsaG stfF Hours
s0ies Tine a5oS ADPs eslveHs sqstsr g. nH SHORE
DTsHWAsHER, part-time; hours, il moor
IS PM sTaday YORK Appy MA
BE. 18th and d0ss~EHM New York ave. washington
DISHWASHERS, colored, 25 years or over
day or evening work; meals and uniform
SoaEh sth Aen end sssTnis: sss ns CARLTON
fzs4Sa zfFaHIf
5SS s5; I'll SiqS AR,s 6 sss sn'
sition TEL "a: sS1o; MRs' pfzsasHs KAksTEDe 20
enE Apply 0ias manaEer aoss New HanpsRir r.
ELEVATOR OPERATORS. white; can us
women % years %,.s of age o+ Or over; full
n MA% aHSr for ApE hospisa soEs Apps Hous
pirecser Uo l147 18TH St; nv; .,..,,
Appy personnsI oee saeSaSsd 9th noors Saeie5Ta. J
FEoos hoGsEzkkIEEfEks' hGszkI E ltThlss..;. Agp,. j
FOOD couSTER sC CLERKS, 1e % or over: W
food counters helping to feed Washingto
uniforms furnished ard laundersd free
FOUNTAIN GIRL OR WOMAN, white. day
Or. EVENINGS. 75c hr. CONCORD PHAR
MACY. 1915 N H. ave. NV. NO. $500
: FOUNTAIN GIRLS, white; $3.50 weel
meals and uniforms. MR.. SIMPSON, VIC
Full OR PART TIME, excellent pay an,
working conditions; closed Saturdays; NJ
experience necessary. HICKS PHOTO FIN
1SHERS, 1920 Wise. ave. NV.
FUR FINISHER, experienced; good wages
PLUYM'S, 1884 Conn. ave- NV. NO. O632
GENERAL OFFICE CLERK, knowledge o
comptometry helpful but not necessary
air-conditioned bldg, permanent position
for person qualifying; good starting salary
meals, paid vacation. PENTAGON POS
RESTAURANTS. Apply in person to tn
! cafeteria employment of1ice, on. concourse
Room 2cE 1880, Pentfson Bldg. or cal
Il GENERAL OFFICE W0RK, typing; goo,
/. salary; previous ONCE exp. not necessary
ADply 347 Va. ave. S.w.
Evening star., 1945-03-26

. Zeen, fabric cleaner;
experienced demon
you; this is the kind
e woman will enjoy;
commission. Apply
floor, THE HECHT
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-01-27
Schools

Continued from Page One)
for introduction in both chambers
Monday night.
The senate finance committee
was ready to clear at once appro-
priation measures for the Uniyers-
ity of Michigan and Michigan State.
having approved an increase from
Si,S04,0O0. to S6.16G50l for U. OF
NJ. and from S2,950,000 TO $i,065, 600
for Michigan State.
The Senate Monday night will re-
ceiyC bills TO appropriate s32S5l,56
for public welfare compared with
$2Z6l1.59O this year, S5,002,6i5 for
the prisons compared with S4GS5,-
721 this year, S65l2 447 for public
health compared with s6.054,5 594
this year.
The House is scheduled TO re-
ceiye bills to appropriate S6,24l,225
for general governmental purposes
compared with S6.2S0.S9 this year,
.S7,135,100 for general education
S5.6S7,926 for safety and defense
compared with si543 this year, So,
S11,9Sl for regulatory services com
pared with s3.633.7S5 this year
and S2.457.310 for conservation and
agriculture compared with S2,467,-
POI this year.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-01-27
Paciifiic

Continued from Page One)
is one fourth larger than Japan's
estimated national income and
doesn't include the regular budget.
Claim Naval Battle
The Chinese Army newspaper
Sac Tang Pao again published un-
confirmed reports that 40 or so
American and Japanese warships
fought a battle off the China coast
Tuesday. Il said the broken ia
panese navy fled and may have
taken refuge off the Chekiang
coast back Of Formosa and the
Ryukyu islands.
British lith Army troops driving
down central Burma smashed TO
within Is miles OF Mandalay, cap.
turing the town OF Ondaw. Japan.
ese counterattacked another prong
OF the British advance 40 miles
north OF Mandalay. other Allied
gains and unsuccessful enemy conn.
terattacks were reported from
Southwest Burma.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-01-27
Democrats

Continued from Page One)
ship OF the party's state central
committee. Walter c. Ayerill Jr..
OF Petersburg. the incumbent, was
backed by Bevan but he had oppo-
sition from Otto Wendell. candidate
OF the Truck Drivers Union (AFL).
For supreme court justice, the
delegates were rallying for renom
inatioh OF Chief Justice Raymond
w. Starr, Democrat. and nomina
tion Of Leo Catalan. Detroit attor-
ney. but the CIO group gave indi
cation II would campaign for the
two incumbents. Starr and Republi
cen Justice Walter II. North.
DR.. j. Walter of. Flint physician
and surgeon, and Lee had been
mentioned az probably aspirants
for the nominations for two seats
on the University OF Michigan
Board OF Regents.
Two seats will be at stake for
election to III, State Board OF Ag-
riculture, governing body OF Michi.
gan State College, but only the
name OF George Caball. iceland
hatcheryman, was offered.
Miss Frances Comfort OF De
troit ard Joseph P. Carey of Mt.
Pleasant may contest for nomina-
tion for the State Board OF Fduca-
ton.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-01-27
Island Park
Skating Good

The Island Park skating rink has
been swept of. and the ice is good,
The rink has been recently spray
ed and no damage has been caused
by soft weather or sudden freez-
ing.
The Recreation Park rink is still
not finished, and the ice is rough
II the temperature should drop
for few nights. and the weather
remain clear, work could be con
cluded very quickly.
The neighborhood rink on Woods
Rd. is still good. and with all the
boys in the area helping clear the
snow on. 1t was sprayed recent
ly.
The rink near Park Ridge Is in
bad shape, covered by snow, and in
need OF a spraying, The ice was
not very deep when the soft wealth
er came and the ice became very
rough and studded with air pock.
cts during the subsequent freezing
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-01-27
MRS. ELIzAsETH EEINER

Ann Arbor, Mich, Jan. 27-Mrs.
Elizabeth Feiner. 20, passed away
Friday afternoon at 1920 in St
Josephs Hospital. She was born
March 20 in Ann Arbor, the daugh-
ter of Mary Trahey and John
O'Keefe, who came to this country
from Ireland. She was married to
John NJ. Feiner September ?, 1854,
in Ann Arbor and they since had
resided at 1l3 w. William St. where
they built their home.
Mr.. Feiner owns the Feiner Paint
and Glass Company which has been
in existence for the past IS years.
Surviving are her husband; two
sons, Carl and Walter. both Of
Ann Arbor: one daughter, Mrs j.
]. McDermott, St. Louis; one sister,
Mrs. Margaret Brisbois, Seattle;
ten grandchildren and two great
grandchildren. She belonged to the
auXiliaries of American Legion. Vet
Grams OF Foreign Wars, Catholic
League and Womans Club and
was member of the Catholic
Church
Funeral Services will be Sunday
afternoon at 300 in the Muehllg
Chapel. Burial will be in Forest
Hill Cemetery.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-01-27
In The Sick Room

Francis Smith. 25 Bell St, was
released from Boyer Hospital, Fri
day, after he received treatment
for a broken leg which resulted
from fall Thursday night. He was
at the Harry Crane farm on w.
Michigan Ave, getting some milk
when he slipped and fell.
Mrs. Ross Hall substituted in
the Ypslanti High School English
classes this week for Miss Gene
We've Neville, who has been con
fined to her home by illness.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-01-27
Deaths
MRS. EVA VAN EVERY

Friends here have learned OF the
death. Jan. 20, after a long illness
at the home OF her daughter OF
Mrs. Eva Eta Van Every. widow
Of Edward Van Every. She is sur
yiyed by her daughter. Mrs. Stanley
Griffin (Gracel, Detroit; and three
sons, Grant. Howard and Nilfred
Van Every, and two grandsons. Cpl.
Robert Griffin and ). Sgt. Donald
Van Every, both in North Africa.
The funeral Will be Monday at
the Neeley Funeral Home. 1888
Maybury Grand, Detroit. at l
O'Clock. with burial in Parkyiew
Memorial Cemetery.
The Van Every family formerly
lived on f. Cross ST.. Ypsilanti.