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The Wilmington morning star., 1940-07-14

NEWS
SCHEDULES

the studio announced that the pic.
ture would be made.
The cast includes George Sand
ers, Margaret Lindsay. Vincent
Price, Nan Grey and Dick Foran.
Miss Lindsay appears as Hepzi-
bah; Sanders as Jaffrey PINCH.
con; Price as his brother, Clifford;
Nan Grey as Phoebe and Dick
Foran as Matthew Maule.
Only slight changes were neces-
sary in Hawthorne's story, Burt
Kelly, associate producer of the
picture declares. Hepzibah a a d
Clifford, brother and sister in Haw.
thorne's original tale, will appear
as distant cousins in love with
each other. Gaffrey. Clifford's I'M
Gle in the book, will be seen as his
cruel and grasping brother. A pro-
losue. covering details told in ret
respect in Hawthorne's novel, was
filmed to further enhance the ac-
ton of the picture. /
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-07-14
SEVEN CABLES
WILL SHOW HERE
Film Based On HawthOrne's
Immortal Story Billed
At Royal

That no Hollywood picture pro-
Queer has ever placed Nathaniel
Hawthorne's immortal The House
of the Seven Gables" before the
cameras until the present is some
what surprising. The picture is
now completed and will be the
featured attraction at the Royal
theatre starting next Wednesday
When Universal discovered that
the Hawthorne tale had never be-
fore been filmed, it guilty began
preparations for it's production.
House is Copied
John Otterson, the studios art
director, was sent to Salem, Mass,
to inspect, photograph and draw
plans of The House of the Seven
Gables" of H~awthorne's dramatic
masterpiece. 1t wasn't until sets
were ready for the cameras that
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-07-14
CURRENT
ATTRACTIONS
Or. CYCLoPS'
BILLED AT ROYAL
c.;pntific Thriller Will Open
At Local Theatre On
Monday

..nr Cyclops' may be the new
thing moviegoers have sen
.;aco they can remember, but Par.
.xoo,,nt's Technicolor flight &c the
~',ooination is an old story to the
.., men who conceived it! For
.bov've ben walking around for
.oors with the idea in their minds,
t,rning to get it translated onto
.o1b,1ojd. And now it opens tomor-
row at the Royal theatre.
Producer Dale Van Every and
injector Ernest Schoedsack visual
we'd the story of the scientist who
roduces humans to one-ffth their
normal size way back in the days
when Van Every was a struggling
voDng writer. The day he became
, producer at Paramount, he
called Schoedsack to his office.
We're going to make our
story" he announced. Pm a pro-
Queer now, and I've go permits
sion"
The script was one of the strang-
est ever compiled. Each scene,
each bit Of action, was illustrated
with a drawing. Draughtsmen took
these drawings, engineers dug out
their slide rules, mathematician
went to work on tables of figures,
and a curious series of blueprints
resulted that showed the spacing
of every shot, and every camera
setup.
1t isn't possible to tell, here,
'how it was DONE" That is Schoed-
sacks secret. He devised the meth
cd. and he plans to use certain
tricks he discovered in future pro-
auctions Suffice it to say that the
film presents the amazing spec
tacle of the normal-sized "Dr. Cy-
clops,' played by Albert Decker,
walking, talking and generally liv-
ing with his miniscule victims
played by Janice Logan, Thomas
Coley, Charles Halton, Victor Kill
ian and Frank Yaconelli. II
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-07-14
Black Diamonds Is
Billed At ROYAL Here

Starring Richard Arlen and Andy
Devine in a screenplay which COM
bines perilous action with romance
and comedy, the picture, BLACK
Diamonds" comes Friday to the
Royal theatre.
The story is told in a small coal
mining town where Arlen, as an
energetic young newspaper report
er, fights against the lack of mod
ern safety devices required by
state law.
Stirring dramatic scene show
angry miners rioting in the city
streets and present spectacular ex-
plosions in mine shafts as the story
unfolds its surprising climax. l
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-07-14
Too Many Husbands
Scheduled At Carolina

bands belongs, as comedy and
as entertainment, with such other
triumphant films as ut Happened
One Night '"Mr. Deeds Goes to
Town. 1.-The Awful TRUTH" You
Can't Take 1t With You," MIR
Smith Goes to Washington and
His Girl Friday"
In the case of TOO Many Hus-
bands" in addition to it's popular
stars, are such well-known char
acter players as Harry Davenport,
Peterson, Melville Cooper
and Tom Dugan.
A Crime Doesn't Pay" subject,
entitled Women in Hiding and
the very latest world wide news
events also will be presented. l
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-10-16
Nazi Threat OF
"Typhoon Stage" Made
CONTINUED From Page One)

Continued FROM faSe
MANY were feared killed and
Wounded in the smashing OF two
storv London schoolhouse used as
an air raid shelter. The building MT
snrarely by two huge bombs was
leveled. - 4
Fire and oil bombs started count
Iess fires throughout the meFopol-
tar area and Germans sad the havoc
rccaIled the wrecKage OF warsaw
rotterdam and DunkerQue,
Hitler's high command complalilo
ing angrily that British bomDers were
snIanlessly" attacking non-milltaIy
targets land thus primarily agalhss
the German civilian population, S"Io
retaIiatory attacks on London mere
fore were considerably increased;
One bomb exploded near a Shel.er
under building in which llo per
sons had taken refuge for the nlgtlt;
Bv mid-morning rescue crews hae .
taken out seven dead and many
wounded. .. zi on
Amid this intensified nazL On ol3s
slaught, the critical situation III ''i'
Balkans grew rapidly darker; o+
Reports that Turkey ana o sN+on
Russia are near agreement on STOP =
the axis" military alliance sp +he
through Balkan capitals alla tha atie
Turkish press declared bluhtiS 'ii"'
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-10-16

chairman. On his immediate right
sat his compatriot and fellow mil
lionaire, Bronson; on his left the
German, Gruchere, and the Italian
MachOlesta. These four, Gun now
knew, had financed the scheme.
Then there was Watson, and two
other men who all had the same
look about them-the men who
were rigging the market. The re-
manning eight men had more the
look of scientists or mechanics, and
included Safely, the head Of the
Cannes air station.
They looked curiously at Gun as
he entered, and-one or two of
them-grecdily at Coral. Gun en-
tered with a slight limp, for fear
Watson should recognize his walk,
and he bowed stiffly. 1t was Stein
who broke the silence.
well, Captain Trent, this is bad
business. We would like you to tell
us about it at once, please-and as
briefly as possible"
He waved his hand to the bot"
tom of the table, nearest to the
door by which they had entered,
where two vacant chairs had been
placed. Coral and Gun moved to
the place indicated, and Coral, who
walked with a seductive little
swagger, sank gracefully into one
of the chairs. But Gun remained
standing.
IF you don't mind, Mr.. Stein,
I'd like this young lady to have her
say first. She made a point Of at
tending this meeting, but she isn't
really one of us. SO ] thought when
she'd said her piece, she might get
cut of the room and leave lis TO it."
The tone Indicated that he was
not fond of Miss CORTLAND the
look she gave him in return sug-
gested that whatever he felt about
her was heartily reCiprGcated. And
this time she meant il, Tor she real
ize that Gun was going to work
this dirty trick On her.
She jumped to he: feet.
"N1r. Chairman. that's all bO-
ioney! I'm right with You. anyway.
ard"
The voice Of Stein cut in like
edged ice:
"That will dc, young woman!
CAPTAIN Trent is quite !lght. Say
what you've to say np;N, o. lot al
all"
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-10-16

| Coral made the best of it. Her
speech did not amount to much.
She suggested that there might
have ia some funny business"
in connection with the disaster on
the island, and limited that Trent"
might have had something to do
with it. Also she had lost her man,
and with him her prospects for
comfortable married life with
plenty of dough-" for which she
had given up good job elsewhere,
and what were they going to do
about it? That was what she
wanted to know.
1t was a mastery piece Of act
ing, very typical of a hard-rowed,
gold-digging young woman of the
type with which most of those
present were quite familiar. Stein
cut her off short:
VERY we'll, young woman. We
will consider your case later. Per-
haps we can make use of you, and
if so, you'll be well paid-but in
any case we'll look after your flu
ture, so no need to worry" He
turned to one of the other men.
"Show her into that inner room,
Thomson-we may want to see her
again later"
Coral, as she went staggering
down the room, threw another
malignant glance at Gun. She real
lied that he thought there might
be trouble - possibly shooting
when the police arrived on the
scene, and had deliberately ar
ranged to get her out of the way
when it happened. And she did not
love him for it.
The room into which she was
ushered was a small one, comfort
ably furnished, with French WIN
GoWs looking on to the garden. AS
she dropped into a low armchair
she noted that the wind had risen,
and was rafting the French WIN
lows. Then she opened the hand
bag she carried, and thoughtfully
regarded two articles it contained,
with a queer expression on her
face. Finally she arose once more
and tiptoed to the door. There was
key in the lock which she softly
removed, and then, with her ear
- the keyholc, she listened intent
y to what was going on in the
;icXt room.
ITO lie C0ntinGed)
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-10-16

"" are none Of us infalllble-not
"" the youngest OF us.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-10-16
BagLey GiUen
High Praise
Daily Dispatch Durean,
In the Sir iyalIPr Hotel.
Bv HENRY ASERILL.

-...--. oc.. l6.-Al} who know
.... daley are convinced that he
.....-.. commitment by Lindsay
second assistant TO the
.,. general of the United
s. . Y after seriously consider
..a .ruch he Will suffer in Civ
..~ many North Carolina con-
- md activities.
.-.-v'S service since 1885 as
-. IT the State Rural Etecti-
Authority was termed IN
IT," and his record "UutStand-
u statement by Governor
r. Uoey accepting the Cur
.an's resignation.
Ills worthwhile activities in
....c did not end with his Off
.-.,.1u. He is a director and
... u. the Farmers Coopera-
. Exchange. director and vice
...... Oh. the American Fruit and
........r Exchange Of New York,
.5.a. OF the Farmers Coopera-
Council. Il trustee of the CniVer-
.- .t North Carolina and district
=. of the North Carolina Com
.-.. .n Organization and Planning
cooperation in the program OF
..H prosperity in the South.
.. ..- long been in the front rank
-. working for better agrIcul-
North Carolina. Il was large
idea which eliminated in the
... .a.1.utment Of DIS. Salter
4
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-10-16

neither Turkey nor her 'close friend
Greece could be ''intimidatcd' by
Germany or by anybody else.
Massed thousands Of German and
Soviet Red Army troops faced each
other across the Danube river neal
the Rumanian port of Galati-poiSed
for action in what may develop into
a titantic struggle on continental
Europe.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-10-16

stirring up a hornets nest of trouble
for those who register illegally, or
who, having registered, did not pay
their taxes, there have been numer-
Gus stories Of the reaction of Negroes
caught, or fearful Of being caught,
in the tolls of the law.
One of the best is of the Negro
who approached Attorney James H.
Pou with this question:
mister jim, will you please sub
tell me how | can git un-registered?"
There are hints that some unan-
ticipated targets may be hit in the
Parker-stirred melee.
Stories are out to the general Ell
feet that at least one very promi-
nent banker who had moved out
side the city, registering for the city
managers election at his old pre-
cinct in direct violation of the law
and in disregard of the 'four-monthS
in the precinct" clause of the regis
tratiOn oath.
His vote was cast for city mana
ger-form, It's said.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-10-16

nal, as he glared at the assembled
men.
Stein pointed TO Gun.
lie did, Captain Trcnt"
Otto turned his ga. on Gun.
and his expression ".= C.r from
pretty.
Trent? That is r.: f.: IT. rrc"t
was shot by those &,c,::s,I Eng
lishmcn. This one is li%r-a
traitor-A SPY"
His hand suddenly went to his
side pocket, and Gun found him
self looking at death down the
muzzle Of a lcvclcd automatic.
Stein shouted:
Stop him. sOmeOne."
The two men nearest snrans on
Otto and griNped him. forcing the
gun hand down. He struggled. and
sroWlcd like a wild beast, but they
managed to hold him.
Stein was on his feet, staring
from one TO the other.
What is all this ?"
He is mad" said Gun, in his
thick, indistinct voice. Somehow
he has escaped. but it has been too
much for him"
But you said he was shot"
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thot rm..t nov - Wv "a ,cNg 1,,. 'o %,
ccrooraI -, ~ ton',n,,oa ~.
oros rasta; g. e., ,m9 ;,.. '.,2 ,o w." ~
innor dow Va ..a. th;,,!;na -, 80
Coral IF no ca,,d horo - r,,. low"
orouo.., s,,o ,.,i,[,,. ,.at oroona ~
noIfco r,ia.,,t o ,'s Lacon, ,, 49,.
thoro,t as L,u r. - ,,I5 .I,:,;.
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"Irs iG;'tiow 10 .o:,i :,,,no.;.,+
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v.hy on, honaon - " '''''
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nrovn II ." ctnin Tor,arroI
An ff,o ca,,,n ~ Cmn
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SLOWLY I'm lava orr troeo i,o,J
aooe r v.orn ,nu ,ho e;c,,, v.a,,,
bn . r,noeorf ,ro. brt rCr,n or
vn,, viii rooco,fgo mo-
stein noIdcG
THAT'S fair enough" he ordered
curtlv
otto turned IN tho mon hord;no
him Iris buret of rooo scor,ol ~
boro nos,od IL ,.os coI,,, ,n.,. r,,,
noro tLo lace Loroor,rs
az ~ m nf n,o WIN co, ,,.,.o no
is hoforo NO In hi,,, "
Tbn mo, oha,oI and s,ooor boo,,
O+to rnn,ainnd v.hern he was ear.
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IT, ~ Ia "rit,,o
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orf Dit w.h;Io doina - vi. h,oin
,.os ,,.nr,,;,a 10 hoT ~ o,,,on,atic
IN his rinI,i how, Ella r@nr.a+ Az
tho Ioet hondooo con,o orr ,,o v,orId
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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-10-16
GRAYS0N Q

r,,morrr ocrn., - ,[o rmano,, CIV
,,...,... o.,I .,,,n ,r,a, ,.,;.I, o,,a,
,rhoro ,.,,,,, , r,.s,, 81 n.:,,'i r.Lict,
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r,aao Ill t,,n mo, Io,'. nr,,nd
s.o.,,,I ,o,;,,
,r,,a Io.f I,,.1,c, oo,,,o afr ord
tho no.,, If cnffo, fell "a The
floor OTTO srroon,.f.
",:,r,s,o,, Won ..,,,.;,o sv.;,om
III. ar,nn,a.:s a.,f E:rn,s snota
location c,,, ,.n.,,,.I- 0,.o fcu
,,,,,ro co,,, .,,fr., ,>,,,ns;,r
r,~r, .,n ron, .r1 ,ro ,vi,d
ev.i,l,I oro,.i,,,. or,,, ,nnor oil
ovor tha r,onI rrn occ,,nants
snrarr n ,hci, foot chol,irn and
cir,cl,irr .. ,r,;r tbro,ts and on.
Ivy one fell to the floor writhing,
and then Law still.
Gun leaned AGAINST The wall in
the far corner. cIItchino at his left
shoulder, cur,hcl and then slow.
~ Slid down fine wall into 4 col.
lapscd leap.
Coral stood in the doorway, the
wind blowing her namc-colored
hair about ncr heal. her chin up.
From outside came the sound Of
shouts and running feet. Two men.
with rcvolvers in their hands, came
through the French Windows. Coral
turned TO meet them smiling
slightly, and barred their way into
the Other room.
II wouldn't 90 in there vct-it's
full Of cas-. Put they're all in there.
waf';r~ for Won You can collect
,hcm when ,1r as cIcars."
""'i COTTON sane" on lroupIcd
seas. l!e WAS III Il hoat SAVING, me
Do"' ; hume WIS Coral ana ne was
n'"'S o"d'E l"-'rc"l'"' Inc seas
wee C.'.,i' az" t'c Ml''u SlSheu
a." "!''''''' ~! a"o"' MN. III inc
r .,oI ,''' '''. ~ 'I.' ',,''' '''',' "'.
th,ahrod in t;no v.i[r Two rico ava
fall If rro v.rrc. N.nq No y,ge soiI-
inc r;oh+ into .. i.,,rl. n,i.t and IN.
r.:nJ WAS s:-orna = soYa to him
THO rrac,. rItct chonccI SLOWLY tn
red and lh,n 10 vcIynw-fnallv ia
Glare Of white Iioht The song
c,nrcI orl anI,, tho ,hrobbing ~
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-10-16
Cotton Prices
Are Higher

New York, Oct. 16.-(AP)-Cot-
ton futures opened unchanged to 8
higher.
Midday prices were ahead 3 to
13 points with the exception OF
January, which was l lower at $50.
October traded at 9.50, December
9,l9, and July GIG.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-10-16
Capital Gossip
BY HENRY AVERILL

Raleigh, Oct. l6.-One of the I'M
verified political rumOrs circulating
in Raleigh has neXt-GOyernor j. NJ.
BroughtOn planning to ask the l94l
General Assembly to retire Commits
sioner of Revenue Allen J. Max
we'll on pension.
Note we'll the labels-"unverified'
and "rumOrS".
Governor Clyde r. Hoey says that
the State Highway Commission Is
losing some OF its most capable en-
eineers to The lure of greater re-
enumeration in private employment;
but he does not regard the trend as
threatening to disrupt North Caro-
lina's road building program.
He points out that in times OF
stress when national defense indus
tries are expanding there is always a
drain on &C personnel Of public
agencies which cannot pay the same
salaries.
Since Judge r. Hunt Parker began
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-10-16
Italy Seeks Vengeance
In Air Attacks

Continued Fram Page Ouei
then south.
The Italians had attacked and been
beaten off with a loss Of four bomb
ers and perhaps two other planes.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-10-16

Heard on a cosmopolitan New
York street: An old lady, visiting
the city, calling her husbands at
tention to Il heard that man speak
English
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-10-16

Since Judge r. Hunt Parker began
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-10-16
Steels Lead
Stock Rally

-n. York. oct. l6.-(AP)-Galns
.4 EEL, strengthened the stock
...o' .,day. causing rising trends
-..g. the list.
... Plus signs, however. were
.a -.o and prices Slipped from
. ..., toward the fourth hour,
....s occurred in fairly active
.g. while declines were based
II A..,n-nntinns
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-14
DEFENSE CONTRACT TO BLIND

Philadelphia. Nov. IL P-I ne
national defense program has en-
listed the aid OF blind Philade.-
phians with a $3.50 Army contract
for cotton plllow-cases. The con-
tract was awarded to the Philadel-
phia branch OF the Pennsylvania
Association for the Blind.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-14
HE WANTS TO BE DRAFTED

San Francisco, Cal. Nov. l4-CP
Woodrow Wilson Todd. "a. hopes
he will be drafted into the army.
the sooner the better. Fined 800
Tor drunken driving. he said, he Is
paying It on the installment plan.
II he Is drafted. Judge &. a. Gale
said he would cancel the fine.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-14
SURGERY LASTS "a YEARS

Iowa Clty, Ia, Nov. lf-JP
Willard Brown. %. Dallas, Ia, has
had IS operations in the past ~
years. Chronic osteomyelitis, d s.
ease which causes abcesses on the
bones. has brought him back to
the uniy~sity hospital here at least
twice a year since 1926.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-14
Business Services

business services VrTersd
FURNACEs-and furnace repairs
new and used. l6 L Cross 81
! Phone 4S4-I
EXPERT dry cleaning, refinishing.
refining Louis the Tailor. 4S y.
Huron. phone S50-M-
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-14
Help Wanted-Femals

EXPERIENCED SALEsLApN- Tor
dresses. accessories. Steady posi-
ton ~ qualified. Box E-6 care Press
WHITE WOMAN Wanted Tor house
keeper. three adults, Phone i5s5-W
after p. m.
GlRI-Qr woman 70 do light aouse-
work Tor board and room. Inquire
2 : Hamilton. after 600.
WAITRESS Wanted at Bingham Inn
Washtenaw I'D.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-14

near Normal Adults Homework
for part rent, Box FL, care Press.
FIRST FLOOf,-two rooms. ftrn-
ished. ideal location, laundry priv
ileges Gl7 " Cross Pl. i255-R.
APT ~ AM AHROR rooms and
bath. newly decorated. hot air fur
mace. unfurnished. S25 CAN 500.
FURNISHED nicely ? attractive
rooms. elec. refr4g. centrally locat-
ed Adults. SEQ Congress.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-14
Legal Notices
PIHAL ADMINISTRATION
ACCOUNT

40 aUHtf
STATE or MICHGAN. The Pro-
bate Court for the County Of wash
teuitW.
Al a session ~ said Court held at
me Probate Dfffce in tie ely 81 Ann
Arn1r. 30 the said County, on the
sfu dag II November l. y. 1880
Pros or Honorable jay O. Fray.
Judrr - Probate.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-14
Situations Manteo-MaIs

WANTED-place 20 work Tor room
hy dependable college student BOX
Ia care Press
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-14
For Rent Real Estate


TWO ROOM furnished apartment
Inquire zoo y. Washington
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Employment
help Wantso-MaIs

SINGLE MAN - Tor general farm
work Earl y. Kuaggs. 2T00 Harris
IA phona T1O2F-la
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Saop 80 y Nashiugtou
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Stretch Your Dollar BY Shopping From The d
Business Services
Business Services offered

buslness oeTNlSes OiIefeo
SEWING MACHINES REPAIRED =
All makes. Work guaranteed. Sing
er Saop, 81 y. Huron. Phone 942-W.
SEWING MACHINES-ciea and
adjusting. sl0e any make. All work
guaranteed Authorized White
dealer Npsilanti Piano Co. 4O2 l..
Michigan. Phone SIS.
Florist
FUNERAL SPRAYS and ported
plants. Depot Greenhouse. Norris
and short oak Phone 9l6-J.
Electricians
POOR WIRlNG-raises insurance
rates. Let us make your wiring
safe. A. F. Smith, 81 5. Summit
Phone 252.
Beauty Shops
PERMANENTS-s2 to So shampoo
and fingerwaVe 36c all week.
Eleen's. 3l2 Perrin. Phone 1871.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-14
Automotive
AutomopIles Eor Sale
Auto ..ccessorieR
Live Stock and Poultry

For sale-Llvsstoek, Poultry
l1s WEEK OLD CHICKS with
brooder. reasonable, pullets and
rcosters. 1925 ~ Huron.
THANK SEWING TURKEYS Her
bert Dickcrson. ] = mi. r.. Of Pros
poet on Geddea Rd.
DEAD OR ALIVE,
Farm animals collected promptly.
Horses and cows Sunday service.
Phone collect
CENTRAL DEAD STOCK COMPANY
Ann Arhor 2-22t4.
CIfCKENS extra fine Plymouth
Rock ROSTERS. Soc them y mile
north Of paper mill. ID mile east.
Phone tT9r-N
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Wanted To suy

WANTED * I'd clean used furni-
i,ire. Private sales anytime. S57
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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-14

SMALL UPRIGHT PIANO tor sale.
reasonable. 81 s Normal Phone
1891
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-14

rNTEN WRITER'S all makes. sold
rented. repaired q u. Morrill,. SUI
$ state ST. Ann Arhor. lnoue 66l5