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a Il 70 sss asr rsnsd ssn: fnssRs sssrs stt 1os
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sa END a s,:si b:sh yssDn c.a T pss
HosEGRtpts fs5S E2 e msshs.s mssssrss helper white.
resp. person With refs: fond Of children;
Sh-day yk,; live IL; excel. sal IA. a34e
tive, comfortable Georgetown home. Ex-
perienced. mature white woman desired.
Meals. pleasant roomy quarters % and @ Slno
an to care for. MI. eies or pU. 1888. 29'
HOUsEkEEPER, cook, sleep In or out. care
small a sp sxcs a saaeg 1y sooa usar.
snxsib Mxrbb. S.far.w.. r.!i.bl. and steady: 5H-
dag y week, no sundays; ADULTS: SO week.
MAID, eoiorsd INV, live in or OUT SIS
MxiD, NAH dAwo, "a soSs- days. Tuesday Thursday,
Ike TX children: HID reference: M SIS. EN-. 42S2
MD sosd pas cs Mondas am shHr s5sS '
slp a9E vfsa Z booz o9zEsfss Gay
sebss ass sS Sh ss dus sslarsa
Nurse si@R sE@'sSfs 8sf. sa eseelIeRt D salary
children g school,ased. ! 10 mos. old
srsn SgassMaP ssss ,ns y' IN cali Tts b. 'Ss9s chill
REfiNED, settled, g,hw.. and cook for q
adults, small house, best local ref, reliable
or don't apply; 500 mo; tno Sundays OF
sTsssz WOMAN 35r general
work soit and plain eootIns for Or family 81 ); q
bus line, 8. Arlington; references. CAL
WOMAN, yS white, for cooking and g.h,w.;
| live in; upstairs room; every other Sun
day aans Thursday on; references. Phone
WOMAN for ironing and g.h.w,. Tuesday.
day; located OF Wilson lane. near end OF
Cabin John cariine, OIL. 6725.
WOMAN, gh.w.,. plain cooking: live IN
reliable; no Sundays. 70. 670l; after 9
woman. white middle-aeed, experienced
ns nes s00nf M SGm 1893 sns Ssore osa5d saaIn
| and OR. 1921 after ) pm.
| WOMEN-G INV. cook ! meal: live in
| 5ia DAYS: for employed couple, 2 schoo
boys; Georsetowp; to si92 mo- refs. Ca!
cooking. laundry in doctors home: live in
WORKING HOUSEKEEPER, over 4 ser
wants, to operate 20-room country hom'
| ror pvt family who entertain often. ON
who understands cooking. Write Box 3S4
Leesburg. Va. 81, =
Phone MI. 1851.
4. hours, 8 TO $50, Monday through FIJI
day; $50 wk and carfare. TR, 3479.
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HELP DOMESTIC.

ASSISTANT COOk, colored, Tor the LiEnel
living quarters available II desired: refer,
eness required; salary: sloo, per month,
ei ehiIbEEss BEE skH4yzsE WzsHRs, ne lass Cleaning
a.su,a.s ssy sns rStasy 81 day and earfare ref
to care for 2 children in small apt. MI
coMdPETENT MAID. r.h.w.: small modern
mo.: references reauired. oe c.iI sunday 'eI eI
Cook. gh.w.. needed Immediately: small
ne s asss ys sfs sarfn at 81 e s saroush
infant; inf to1 Sundays on: live in or out; $40.
COOK and seneral house worker for :
perm position; "a mile in morning from
ref Cali Mrs. stidham, OR. 2sao.
COOK and general houseworker. colored
dsorsis references raurd $50
and bath. no laundry: salary, $50 per week
Phone RA. 1000 or apply 1894 Upshul
CO. COOK; !s.t E;h;x,; sls5 monthly; live in
saS ofRsr ao s asso 9 sa, s Tel
COOK, GH.w., colored, for pvt family;
Tnussdsy n ssh - and - sunasy ssss afternoon on live
COOK. co. H. bs hw settled. colored, for adults;
rsf; and phone number. MRS skuMa.-
SsSrs W to 80: SIS ssSsa Week m@fa'sssss W. ssas
coo COOK i and g;h.w;. 9 to 3: no SUNDAYS: only
ssas oraxas lsunaay sss4 e1Der and refer rsaaarsf
COOK: downstairs work: s25 week; live
u; No. Msss. ssss. below Wisconsin; references.
COOK GHw.. needed Immediately:
9eorgetewn home; .s26 : week: through
aefs anfer; ap ssnssys sezs of: isht laundry local
COOK. ghw.. reliable, settled woman, live
in or out. physicians residence; perlns
ppy DGssDa phaos sE nd 7sS ssSa wages to rsh'
IISs s j.; T., pvt g r% IA s.sS; reference. FENCES
C0oK-G.HW., white. exper.; $40 wk..
live In; other help; private upstairs room
snbR snd bath; local rsfsr:ncs VT 75uS lin.
in or out, physician's residence, perms-
m nsnt pSsition @ az and sSSod wages to right
TSnrsdsy. every other sunday Oh; ) cSil.
drsn, other help; College Heishts. Md. UN
DAY DAY woRKER or part time, g.h.w.: near
sfRHHGa saNER Ia ISousn%oskEI eSes IsySs ssS no cook.
ing raE over % yrs; must nSzn I've in. 1910 Con-
GESEEAi sHES sss H0UsffwSSHkaKkkK, either part
ts 9, fun ts e hEs dSssd sTE sssFz 70 ao as sos
sosi bunker i'm rd. ne ~ -o0 :
take Issponsibii:ty q home for about 3
with full bath; 5 girls in school III day;
must be able to plan meals and cook; laun-
S.Ss; snsSss; gcod ssiary cal IN " uperson; s2s
q v Brsddoek Hsights bus ..,,nu...
ANEssrs elIaEfn s22 o,Tst w GE oaS5 S ,oo. x,,t..
live in: S25. week: no laundry. EN-. 1864
G.H.W., plain cooking. full-time lob: local
refer. live out. 2519 Conn. ave. AID,
G.H.W., live in, fond Of children, apt. in
NV. section; light cooking. personal laun-
dry: liberal time on. MI. 591s.
G.H.W.. and assist with children, for nice
girl who desires permanent position, 6Ha-
day week: live In; SIS. RIA. 1889. 4e00
GiiL to 60 % to Hyatts. High school or older
woman to care for 2 children eve. mother
empL. fsthsr ovsrseas; live IN; references.
SiitRL icr nousswork ana to cook dinner
for 2: hours from pm. 70 4. pm. bOc
per hour: no Sunday work. Call before IL
noon. IA. 1918. 421 Shepherd 1t. NV.
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HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

ALTERATIoNsi sdditions and modsfni1s..
WEALTH Wei ffns5sN soNrs9eos fS5sss CO. e4MasSss an Sss
ASPHALT DRIyEWAYs,. roads or .psrkins
lots: estimates free. Call Glebe 5s49. 3o'
PorsMasf Maacuec1o sne S Route he p Horners Lane
FLOOR SANDING. paper hanging. paint.
ing, remodeling, expert workmanship and
all white help guaranteed estimates free;
sspss0as ssurss ssufjs2a via
EdGLEToN REAL ESTATE, DU. 5oal.
WATKRpRooFMG-An kinds: easements
III E sRIeE v!ssos Rs sssl si.ea, s c..
iayiss ssatns hnissine a4shes essnins lea M G
s ke aniesa isia Ri'sos.
modern machines, expert mechanics. frss
siaaias HSnRaL ttosErhac4oR tSsE fa balSns S2ss con-
rspairns nsgs
aLTkRHTfoN A HTMsE AND 6 ksaPAIRING of all
kinds. Carpentering, concrete painting,
ssss s?ss ;sas ssss'aa ss f.
coNTRACIoR. ,emedelins and !, builder; no
cheerfullv eirsn- j. T. SAWYER, MI, sss7.
GENERAL CONTRACTING, repairs from
cellar to roof. all kinds of property, 2. 4:
aEE lesa ssMobENG assb Fl ns o NO gssa
SaSs.. sters fronts: e anion labor. Cali RAY Z
fNpEfENDENT hESEa SiAipfI Floor waxEE s CO.
Wax varnish' sas,lse' she'll varsoi' etc. sSS! 9I L
soHSs se MANvIgg9 II LIE, roofing. siding insul.-
Mates man s'0e daTss issh cosTRacTfso SaT @ C. e 81
MODERNIzR YOUR HOME ana add .ddi-
tional income; attics made into rooms,
concrete work. plumbing. decorating, as
bestos siding and roofing and general house
repairs Get cur free sstinsts Small
,S oSATfssG III 3 eo- g., 14ao frSinr .ts @ Nv AD.
OIL ogH0 BuKsEKs. new and recondition.d:
heating plants; complete installations Cali
PANTnsG, .pspsrins piastsrins. unsseelled
sa "a a lsssst sss Tasss spss h.v'
PAiSTING, psnerhans,ng; sanding oaes,r.;
San In arysnge C1sn easy G psymsss,.sS s.S METRoPoLl-
repair work; complete bath he equipment. % gas
heaters snss for sr9csry and
IS SsS5. T. szuoARTef sis = van Gs
lsEss II: .:s.s: s4a ssss asrs s
LAIIoN CO. $500 Wis ave WI 1900.
sPRacRkTE PR eia Ii NC GuS. ''ss sppiss. rsaSishe.
! stuceo and masonry houses, beautiies and
viFSA For asp sitnssssh hA
Johns-Msnyilie roohng, sidinE. Insulation.
terms. terms Ho 4i2o' Member Johns-Msnviiis
Home improvement Guild.
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SITUATIONS poMEsrIc.

CHAMBERMAID and waitress wants place
in private family; no children or laundry
wages. $50 week. Apply 2515 Georgia
COOK-G.H.W., live in. upstairs room best
ref: adults only. Hobart 1882. 1895
st. NV.
GIRL. colored, wants full-time domestic
work, no cooking. Phone AID. 1888 after
$50 pm.
GIRL. colored, reliable. wants days work
DE. $3.50.
GIRL wants part-time morning work. -:
days week. $3.50, till 80, cleaning, ligh'
laundry; city ref. HO. 1902.
NURSES AIDE, with hospital experience
desires work. day duty preferred or part
time. Telephone Hobart 7203. go
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PERS0NAL,

BABY PICTURES = Cute baby pictures
maze II your hons at modest prices By
SKs ur sERVcf with ssss weather ahe srnSas rspors
q sfssr tlrst month; MI, 2799.
charge Of one school child IN her home
boy or giri: $50 per month; state are
grade, address and phone. Box 325-C,
WOULD ANY ONE like to lend or rent
piano to teacher rather than store? OR.
I, 3sS3 g 3, S Ssqndaays and ewes; s0s
boarding. school for boys in elementary
and Junior high; all sports. art. music,
Itdsns; TRANSPORTATION furnished. WI,
MCfUkEs TAKEN for ali occasions, any
time. Day Sr niEht. Gall Na Ter prteea and
krebs.n CO. 1892. 3s
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS

STENOG., trade assoc, So 400; secretary
newspublication, $40 wk.: stenog., publiea-
tion. real int, $3.50 mo-: dozens OF other
RESERVATION CLERK, ,sle0 mo-, interest;
ing work, meeting people; bookkeeper, full
print operator. construc. Of $40 wk.; typist
and small PIX operator, .5-day wk.. $50;
bookkeeper-clerk. perm, future. ,S35 wk.;
Need 80 new applicants daily for new open
ipgs. Oldest empl agency In D. c. Est
% yrs. Welcome. Ma. 1888. BOYD'S
1S33 r st NV
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HELP MEN and WOMEN tcon.. /,

HELr WEN uHu WOMGN fI0uf.T
SHOE FILTERS MANIFESTATIONS
preferred but not necessary; salary and
commission. excellent working conditions,
permanent position Apply employment
office. 9th floor. THE PALAIS ROYAL
1lth and g SITS. NV.
TELEPHONE SOLICITORS-Liberal COM
mission paid on fast-selling product, part
or full time: unlimited phone essential
GaH GE, Saa2 for particulars.
WAREHOUSE HELP, full or part time; per-
manent position with pleasant surround
ings and excellent salary; chance for ad-
vancement: immediate openings lin the
following departments: Markets. general
warehouse. shipping clerk, checkers, pack
ers and other help; experience not neces-
ssry. Apply THE PALAIS ROYAL, EN-.
ployment once, 9Th floor, IIth and q SITS
NV, or 1st and Pierce sts ne
Evening star., 1945-10-29
MOTOR TRAVEL.

HAVE ROOM for l man passenaepO IA
reference DU. 1909 Leaving NOV ~
WANTED men passengers at .s26 esfss
motoring to Los Angeles. Calf, lesgina
3601 Conn. ave. nv. Apt. 413. 7ri
DRIVING TO AKRON. OHIO. Oct. 81 :els
passenger; share expenses. Tel. HO. 40fBs
Ext R2S. 'itr
DRIVING to Calf. via Dallas. Texas: sap
take 2 or all or part way. WA. esaHs
between and pm. 30' II
take another lady as PASSENGER. Shepherd
025 or Warfleld 1868. 29' !
modate two passengers; sedan. Tel. Ex.
1852. REYNOLDS, Hotel Arax. 29'
WANTED, couple or lady travelling BY
5-year-old girl travelling to join her
family; share expenses. GE, 1906.
need one passenger. MI 3295. so
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REALITY pARIoPS;

SALLY ANN BEAUTY SHOP, 1s3Ts an
NV: permanent waving from T3ISA4te
$50 complete: open evenings and SaSu3.
day. MARGARET PALMER. forrerk0 04
Evening star., 1945-10-29
SITUATIONS MEN end WOMEN

bondable, experienced; appliAnce main
tenance: very dependable. Box 2o0-Z,
Evening star., 1945-10-29

figures. Reply Box 1904. Star. STATING
ssysi rszRfao5snsf ofERAroR sis white,
Only those wanting permanent work apply
ss sMTT5dHa9ssp Pd sSsa sftsF ftSsPFE2h.roR. mus. b.
perienced, for busy PIX board in one.
RA. sai,a 1000. Ext. 80. for a apDOintm.nt % i oi
fPps i2ae NRFbEb pPsgF it child car. e.n.rs
Hyattsyille and Suitland; child develop
Tsni ssfss for Union n bsas
3ss9 ~ issh II n.aa'.l IAN.
operatol IN fSy Souse
asah TEEEsHoNh Sa HS oSkSXTSns SoK sA .sDspn.a
GOOD salary. Apply chief operator. CARL
THfEP26NE RE PR6 osa oPRsaTdh saa ''o on FIX par
as' II R!sassRs aF ace
II EGLkeaoNa fHISdasae9'Re oReERAEeEmwtn train OF
FEE tS ans NaE TSsH ave
Ing On iensth Of service: sS also psst.sirn, aDshn
522 18th St, NV. Mon. throuTh Phi.
2 ID e dARRsaSlakai R& All $50 roRosAs on e
TYPTsT and general once worker: 4o-hr.,
st: ne. Ask for MR.. SIMMONS.
| TfPlSTS-Neat, accurate typists needed
for publishing nrm. Congenial working
conditions Paid vacations. Free life insur-
/ ence. capitalization and surgical insur.
ance. $134 to S146 per mo. to. begin; 5.
day, 40-hour week. Good opportunity fol
| advancement. Permanent. Call at 1241
/ 24th st. NV. for personal interview OF
1telephone personnel department, DI 1900
TtPIST for general ONCE work; pleasant
/ and comfortable working conditions; goot
salary and permanent employment. D. J
/ KAUFMAN. INC, 1005 Pennsylvania ave
/ NV.
TYPIST and general ONCE worker--n 70,
are interested in self-advancement, this Il
splendid opportunity In transportation
| field; 40-hour week, time and half over.
time. good salarw to start. d. 1865 Sun.
DAY only, from IL to 8. or DI. 1926 week.
TYPisT. white. some experience pre-
ferred, for permanent position in large
conditions. Call MRS. MANTEL. Hobart
TYPIsT by lge. insurance company; 3e-hr
wk.; good salary. opportunity for advance
msnt. Gan "a. 1866. MR.. GRACE OF
TYPlsT, permanent position; unusual op-
portunity for advancement; interesting
work; experience not necessary, but short
hand will be helpful. Call DL l10O
| TYRIST for War Bond desk. Apply per-
! sonnel once, 9Th hocr. pALAIS ROYAL,
] 1lth and q StS, NV.
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experienced. for photog-
'od salary plus commission.
CUTSeLS ana
intimate ap-
lily SHOPS,

p66aaSCa' 2aiafJ poo anu 10. GsM1II of1AEC
sSGs saGEsIADY i i6 wanted, colored, real estate
! full % oE Part time. Apply 1928 You St; ~ "
partment; position permanent top sal
ary paid and opportunity for, advance
ment sales experience preferred, but vii
Person Hugo WORTH. ITO p ADpss n,W
sALEsLADY, exp. for corset and brassier
@e hoe poson ssS salary seos h9f s fs
14th st. NV, Tivoli Bldg.
SALESLADY, experienced, for variety storl
and and 10; steady work. 440 Kenned.
sALEsLADY. experienced, for dress shop
excellent opportunity: salary open. EN-
SALESLADY by telephone; one interestes
IN music; speak good English. Box 203-c
sALEsLADY. experienced in furs: perma
ment position. excellent hours; salary. $5t
week plus commissions: splendid oppor'
WITTY Wh fST az aps9Hs sa %R RAY hpD
SALEsLADEs for quality cloth coats
ons iu 81 pap sme wornn
{ ss0nditsiop0is; Is ssAKs. $40 fsth s.. NV.
ana t e Sr..sss Ds s
ply sli week. KAPIoWfTz, on 18th It
sssEssn saEfsnAbihsAttrac aac ladies. expert
enced In selling quality. ladies' coats, suits
sportwesr and accessories Fun time Pre-
Apply at once, MISS SNOWDEN. care o
FRED PELzMAN'S FASHION SHOP. 13tl
and Fl StE. NV.
sALEsLADIEs for coats, dresses, lingerie
sDortwear and children's wear: permanen
positions, full or part time: attractive sal
aries with commissions and bonuses: va
cations with pay sick leave. Appl'
SALESLADIES, experienced infants an,
children,s wear; hours, $3.50 to 8; excel
lent salary, plus commission. Appl.
ESTHER SHOP, 1925 F st. NV.
SAIESLADIES. exper.. for lingerie ans
sportswear shop: permanent positions
SALESLADIES, experienced. TO sell ladies
hosiery and small leather goods; S35 |
week and commission. WASHINGTON
lHABERDAEHERY, 1I02 ST. NV.
SALESLADIES to sell coats and dresses
good salary and commission. Apply H
AHRAMsQN CO.. 1882 7th st. NV.
SALESrRR6ON, competent, to take chargi
Of newly arranged gift section; exper. pre-
ferred, but not nec.; good salary and op
p0rtunity for Arrangement. Apply per.
sonnel once, 9Th noor, THE PALAIi
ROYAL lth and q SITS. NV
eALEtWOA4ANs experience not essential
80 hours. days $36 per week. 2l27
at. u.N.s I'd door.
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Evening star., 1945-10-29

FouNTaiN t S GiRS ioEI ghife ih To- o0ae uolp tro
SsGaD S & Dsss sss 'elsGy D'is 4g ARPs DAY
FOUNTAIN a. HELP. expsrienced: good sal.
oPFSE RfHd co Ssh is
neos neo. pGSIiGRS gGnS Apply geTissSgnpe ONCE ~
40-hour week. time and half overtime; gooi
saa1y to start splendid
NERan SE NhpR4int1sn oEpdE N0ndaE Hhr to no experience
dss ws aa vefT ssoa sfs s
sENEsAk e ns Ffi 0FFiGE wSoRkER WI T. With ah knowl
aypns Muns NO
sos WoRks SSa issa 9as MbSf hxs
GENEKah G fHhHs9 oFFIeE III CIV WORKER, some typin,
and shorthand: chance to get ahead will
Dgominens p, p. e; concern; 81 days; $3'
GENERAL. Il. niS OFFICE WORKER. pleasan
working conditions. nice surroundings
GfRfs. i Tiiitee ?. Is to- To- 35; food product
plant, pleasant conditions, S24, 40-hr
week, Apply in person, 1861 H st. n.e
GiRIL; type, g shosshans ,, an. and general CLERICAL
iii souns Ask n.at st np asmss ,ewer
and rift store, No. experience necessary
GIRL to, do general once work. tipping
GiRI GiRI 70 % to s.. with tn bIsiness Is. experience
to sell and do some clerical work in sur
gtcal store; must know how to speak OF
telephone; wonderful opportunity for rieh
person. Apply BEUCHLER'S, 1885 Eye st
NV. Do not phone.
GIRL, colored, dressmaker's helper; SOM
experience with sewing, alterations NEE
DLECRAFT SERVICE, $40 F st. NV, sec
ond floor.
GIRL, white. for dry cleaning store. Mus
De fast and efticient. Apply ARISTO, colt
st. NV.
GIRL, white, for ry-cleaning store; mus
be experienced; start $40 wk. 1907 Conn
GIRLS AND WOMEN, Is to As; interest
ing, pleasant work; no experience neces
sai uaoh hfes w9ss Room AeDD sDf
aIovf eaS I'm sxLEswiomEN, Al as;wiN experience pr.
isTTsd 1a1s H. Apply Ds5sonnsl 5sn once, 9TH moor
GLOVE SALESWOMEN. experience pre-
ferred. Apply personnel once, 7th door
JMLEFFS l21A-l220 st. NV.
GLOVES SALESW0MEN, experience no
nec.; permanent position, excellent work
| ing conditions. good salary and chance 70
ssaSyaIssmsnt stS eoa. 4pPlZ xs%pl9yTysnt oci
and q.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-15

Continued from Page One)
the tops OF the buildings along
Michigan while deatening noise
still blared from the horns.
screams and yelling OF both stand
ers and riders Wild with the sense
of Victory. At the Huron Street
Michigan Ave. intersections truck.
loads Of cheering crowds from
South Ypsilanu were waving flags
and any kind OF steamers avail
able. The crowds grew wilder and
the NJ. P.'s moved about briskly.
changing corners. Above the Ypsi-
lanti Savings Bank from the tower
windows flashlights were snapped
OF Michigan, up and then down.
the photographer hanging one leg
out OF the window to straddle me
sill Amt this something?" said q
laughing woman. At this moment n
pair OF bedsprings with pans
attached. rounded the corner. A
South Huron resident came astride
a light truck upon the radiator with
a tall handsome stalk OF field corn.
fat with several ears OF good Vic
tory corn. Holding the corn upright
he laughed, showing every white
tooth. In the midst OF the heavy
moving traffic came q winding
chain OF school children weaving
from curb to curb recklessly while
the cars stopped. waiting for the
yelling and screaming children to
cross safely. A couple OF lads be-
side the Michigan bridge threw
firecrackers beneath two girls.
Church bells began to ring and
friends found friends TO tell each
other their Joy. At nine O'clock the
juniors becoming wilder shot can
non crackers and q few guns from
crowded trucks. on the front OF
one car a spotted camouflaged sol
der (costumed) chung while on the
back and over the top Toto In
black and straw tainted" Imply
and died" The sidewalks by then
we're all but covered with torn
papers.
And so It went until well past
midnight when empty gasoline
tanks, dying batteries and natural
exhaustion began to take their
toll
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-15
Bank to be
Taken Over

London, Aug. 15-AP-Britain's
new Labor Government called for
mally for state ownership Of the
Bank Of England and nationalist
ton of the coal mining industry to-
day as King George vi opened the
new parliment.
Outlining the Labor Govern
ments program, the King said
peacetime legislative powers would
be sought ito insure the right use
Of our commercial and industrial
resources and the distribution and
fair prices Of essential supplies and
services"
As Britain hailed the return Of
peace amid scenes Of unprecedented,
tumultuous citation, her hereditary
ruler declared that bringing relief
to those who have suffered under
japanese tyranny and disarmament
and control Of the enemy will con-
tinue to impose heavy demands on
my forces"
Then be turned directly to the
problepss and projects confronting
the new government in the period
Of transition from war to peace.
Although the voice was that Of
the King, the words were those OF
Prime Minister Clement Attlee, for
precedent rules that the premier
prepares the speech for the open
ing Of Parliament and the King
presents 1t.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-15
Home Front

CONTINUED from Page One)
put this unemployment legislation
ahead of efforts to reduce taxes.
Major Item
But tax reduction is sure to be
a major item this fall.
When Congress returns II Will
tackle the so-called full employ
ment bill designed to see that
there will be enough jobs to 80
around.
Some Of the agencies are ready
to go-their work about done.
Elmer Davis, director Of the Of
flee of War Information, said in a
statement that 1.-The life Of this
agency soon will be over"
The Office of Censorship said 1t
would 20 out of business when the
final surrender papers are signed.
Things that people have had war
time trouble buying will come on
the market as fast as industry can
supply them.
Ending Soon
At least 100000 automobiles
should be turned out during the
rest of the year-instead Of $4,000
as first thought.
Small items like electric toast
ers are expected to be in volume
production before Christmas. Big
articles like washing machines will
take a little longer.
No sudden flood Of food on the
market is expected. Shortages will
be conquered gradually.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-15
No-strike Pledge
Cancelled by Clio

Detroit, Aug. 15-AP-Bess than
two hours after President Truman
announced last night the end Of the
war, the CLIO UnitedAutomobile
Workers declared Its no-strike
pledge terminated.
r. J. Thomas, president Of hte
union, stated In a proclamation TO
members that with termination Of
hostilities the UAw-CIO, Americas
largest union, ended its wartime
no-strike pledge.
ut returns to the unions con-
stitution procedure whereby strikes
may be authorized by the Interna-
tional President and International
Executive Board"
Meanwhile, international officers
warned unionists that support
would not be forthcoming to
strikes called without sanction of
the International Union.
The proclamation, issued follow
ing Il meeting Of the unions top
international officers, was sent to
1000 locals in the United States
and Canada.
Termination Of the no-strike
pledge, Thomas stated, was in ac-
cordance with the action OF the
1914 Grand Rapids convention.
Union officers pointed out that
under the terms of existing con-
tracts strikes shall not take place
during the lie Of the contract"
because the contracts provide a
means Of handling grievances.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-15
Good Kids; Too
Bad That They
Aren't Dancing

Washington, Aug. 15-AP-lts
too bad the dead can't dance.
This is the day and night to cele-
brate. to dance, to throw confetti
and bonk horns, to be joyful.
Victory is here, and more than
that. peace.
This is the day and night that
Sandy and Wendell and Joe and
Jimmy were looking forward to.
This is going to be their day and
night.
They knew how 1t would be. And
it's that way.
They were going. to throw con-
fetti and kiss blondes, brunettes and
redheads, especially redheads.
Sandy used to say) and thumb
their noses at Captains and Lieut.
Colonies today and tonight.
They were going to buy their
wives or sweethearts Chats a
concession to Sandy who was
single) orchids and hire a taxi for
the night and Just raise merry hell.
hope they are celebrating, but
I don't know.
For Sandy lies south Of San
Pietro in a little graveyard just
west Of a junction in the road be-
yond venafro. And Wendell lies at
Anzio, biggest little graveyard In
the world" they called 1t. And Joe
was the kid who drew his cross In
the vosage Hills (Southern France,
IL was). Jimmy's swift and eff
cient soldiers burial came In the
Ardennes breakthrough.
They we're all good kids.