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FARMS FOR SALE.

s5 A.. PAVED RD,-27 CULT; AR.
rs a.: State I'd; new bridge; wood;
Terms tern h0nss menhS tS0'eeS ss5n f fi. Ps2
Nd: Auto Route No. 8. p. o. and res.
$50 A.; MAIN hwy: 100 ACRES
cleared 81 so in timber: i6 mi District line.
many outbldgs.; suit. stock or dairy farm;
$3.50: $3.50 CO. cSS'ssS 1857. anu MISC '"A' ma
CENTRAL AVE. MD.-l73 ACRES, IL
miles gut; $50 per acre; large road front.
siss acre. SIS down % OWNER. s' AT sSSs:
10 MILES SOUTHEAST.
"a ACRES. reduced TO 81 700. on the
easiest kind Of terms FOR TODAY ONLY;
fISG ssiR 'i!sais hsSfr4 ssS co. per eas CAY
ave. NV. MA. 9797.
house, several barns. on. State road. IS
miles p CO G No soil suitable any cfop rs
CLYDE HINES. Chestnut 944o Monday.
4-AcRE POULTRY FARM AND TOURIST
home; 10 rms, baths. fronting on hard
5Ssd S ysTs ys GSsas .Tms and oas shise S aSp
'TEARooM, 80 ACRES, SUITABLE FOR
boy or girl school; Is rooms; large dining
large woods. JOHN BURDoFT. colesville.
SPECIAL. COUNTRY HOME, 80. ACRES.
8 rooms, bedrooms; fronting, on hard
road; shade, 4 large oaks; all modern;
BURDOFr, Colesville, Md.
12I ACRES, s-RooM HOUSE. I BATH
acres, s-room. 2-bath house: on hard
surfaced road, 20 miles to Washington.
PAUL NJ. LUDT. REAL ESTATE.
5000 Wisconsin Ave.
ANNE ARUNDEL Co.-lO ROOMS. BATH
and electricity; tenant house, tobacco
barn, gar. and other bldgs.; 76 acres fertile
land: handsome property in beautiful
Prince Georges Co.-1O-room pre-Ciyil
War, having a bath and electricity; ESQ
acres land; fine example Of lOO-year-old
home; free standing chimneys' large rooms
Ns 17a. , adf5 m55ESSoRE s F. M. MENk h. a7o7.
Evening and Sunday. DU 4S@1
/. 10 MILES FROM HYATTSynLE. MD.
so acres; old house and milkhouse; must
sell; S4,400: terms:
. so acres under cultivation: Q miles
from District line. Colesville rd.; large road
frontage: excellent house barns and other
outbuildings; Sl7,500; terms.
3. Laurel, Md.-25 acres 6-room house;
kinds of fruit trees; macadam road; price.
So $50: terms.
T. Laurel MIDI acres good income
producing farm; 10-room house; all mod
ern improvements: outbuildinss; macadam
road; price. $1,000; terms.
LEWIS L. DAVIS.
120 Maryland Ave, Hyattsville. Md.
WAKEFIELD 5000.
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HIsroRIc "EgToN H1LLs1 LILx,,,,rs
scres sseSsa basemsns dWsns sH six
hreplacesl. tenant house. barns: need some
repairs: elec.. phone, water available. Lo-
Backs on Nanjemoy Creek for duckine,
boating. etc. Ideal setting. excellent gen:
purpose. stock, tobacco and grain or truck
farm Sacrifice. OWNER. DU. 1893.
Rustic COUNTRY n HOUSE ,,I; NEAR Ash ;'1I
mace heat. electricity. deep we'll an ele-
waited situation. with views over rolling
lot W Of fruit. 20 acres Of woodland and =
MAKE GOOD cLys OR TEA HOUSE. =,
$4,000 Cali Mr.. Fsrauhar, loss 4
PHELPS. Ma. 1900: out hours. AID. 0303.
SUBSTANTIAL 17O ACRES, MILES FROM
Damascus. improvements consist OF a
two-story, Groom frame house, located
dairy stable Beneath. % shippine milk: viii
sell equipped, 13 COWS, heifers, horses;
large cistern conveys water 70 barn; about
beans, ! so bbls. corn. fodder from same
all farming machinery. other small tools
:. 24O acres. central MONTGOMERY County;
!. W you ni, are interested IN modern dairy
nd desabe Sn eeso4 n w Se xofh
your while to at least inspect this farm
which / below am describing. The main
house, with large living room. open Are
place. modern kitchen, breakfast nook,
pantry and drawing room. first floor: sec
ond floor, 4 bedrooms. 3 baths, l bedroom
for servants quarters with 3 rooms, toilet
and washstand; oil heat; Beautiful yard
with flowers and shrubbery; swimming
pool 15x40; 9 tenant houses. both with
bath; outbuildings consist Of 27-cow
dairy barn filled with T.B. and Bangs
tested cows, horses; dairy house. 3 silos,
barn for young cattle and horses. 4-car
garage. large chicken house for 700 chick
ems, tool shed costing 81 900: another
large bank barn with 20 stanchions and
equipped for raising younE cattle and dry
machinery to operate farm. This is pay
ing proposition and really a gentleman S
estate. being sold because Of a death in
the family. You might say it wasn't what
you were looking for, but you will have
to admit 1t is very attractive setup on
q paying basis: Price. S35. 900 for. all.
st.. Rockville, Md. Open Sunday. Phone
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PEAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.

HOUSE, ROOMS, IL BATHS; NEW
month; will exchange for cheap farm land
in va Box 35s-T, Star.
BROOM BUNGALOW, H.-W.H., ANIL:
mortgage clear; Alex. Is min. to D. C., for
. 5 or 8 room house near ear mountains; tom aims:
OF land Box 291-T, Star.
S1X-ROOM HOUSFH-W.H... 2-CAR GA
rage: convenient transportation;, univer-
trade equity for similar type home in
washington met. district. Write details.
Box 223-T. Star.
WILL SELL OR TRADE MY EQUITY OF
$1,000 in $4,000, broom modern for a
place with acreage. No agent. WA. 1919
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.
ACREAGE FOR SALE.

WANTED TWO OR FOUR FAMILY FLAT.
Give best price. terms and other particu-
lars, Box 269-T, Star.
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~ Io oSh ARM
house: hot,water heat and bath: IS miles
nf
GEORGE PETER. owner. Gaithersburs 'YId, Nd.
Phone during day. Gaithersburg So
1roon Il L.. AcREsE;s1,15o, ,,oo
'.A' - lANc;REs-s5,ooo.
fhisten R9His RHH4Y 9sIn co es hSatss
vile 0334. Ewes, Warfield 1881
NEARBY GoOD-CoNDITIoN HOMES.
bath. furnace heat Fs wired L for eiec toS%s to6ae
co barn; 90 60 acres; in Indian Head area;
mace he at. eieetrieity iarss 1o%s new oe combina
tion dairy and stable with mow. silo and
other bldss; 1; = acres, on paved road. near
e' TT THEoDoRE F. MENK.
Ewes and Sundays Du. 4sa7.
LAND IS THE SAFE INVESTMENT TO-
day. Many bargains available in large
TfpEWAfER REALTY EXCHANGE.
Huehesville. Md.
DAIRY FARM, 2Os ACRES; MODERN =
rm. frame house, bath. h.-wh., elec.. Gear
4 wells. 3 elec. pumps, spring stream. out
buildings. On hard road. 36 miles from
Dairy farm. l05-15o acres, 1s in tim
Der; 6-room frame house, elec, frame
barn. silo. 20-cow block barn. outbuild-
inss: well with gas motor: stream; Wash
MASON W GRAY real 5es eatste T. Post 20 Ponce once
Box Boy e, 3,o, Poolesville, Md. Phone Pooles-
TO SETTLE ESTATE 30 ACRES, OLD
house; near river: hours drive, near Nd.
Point: $1,000; terms. 80 acres. clear
lsnd; G1ifion snail hegse good rd going 70
terms. Drive route 224 to Riverside, turn
risht sign Nanajunoy Orchards, ask for
OK THE 1dg, MsARy1AND REALTY
U. S. Highway Farm and Lake,
Al for tourist business: S5 a., good 7-rm
mouse, running water. cleo, other good
6ldss.; insured $4,000; only $4,000: $500
piement sTRouT REALTY. sA'sGsea s5s-cR S4h 4th
1872 Acres, State Highway
On front and side; Al site for gas
shaded s-rm house, brsRt tobaeco Ta.rn b.rn
other bldes. elec; available: outstanding
Praueker. sfRouT RRAIr9 alG aoTs slaekstons a
Va.
13O-ACRE FARM AND HOUSE.
.. Splendid farm. now, under cultivation.
Stream. House and barn need repairs
GOOD roads. Electricity. 80 miles from
.. G.: Taxes, S17. For appointment to
&C GREEN g. MAGRUDER,
2s40 Wilson Blvd. Arlington, Va.
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REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE

AZ BRYANT ST NW-9 R.. MANY
extras, gas heat, gar 4 cars; $500 to $500,
S65 90 mo. open. OWNER. 6.
BERKLEY CO.. w VA-A5 ACRES, s.
room house, a mi, outbuildings; good truck
or chicken farm. 16 miles from Charles
Town. miles from Shepherdstown. Will
exchange for D. c. property. Reasonable
HUNTR MI 00S0
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our-oF-rowh REAL ESTATE.

oUT-oF-ToWN REAL ESTATE.
HOUSE NEAR CORNELL UNIVERSITY;
6lis E6ngnssn Cottswoia styie ehtitey mode,n; ,fai
ADVANTAGES: Write F. BAKER, Tealtor.
Freeville, N. Y.
ST. PETERSBURG. FLA RENT FOR
winter season or yearly. comfortably fur
nished new bungalow six rooms "a baths.
two-car garage. servants lavatory; corner
house, residential section 8 minutes to
1929 N. 5th ST.. Arlington. Chestnut 7743.
FLORIDA HOME ROOMS BATH FUR
nished; fruit trees: near Orlando; S1.950:
no taxes Box 233-S. Star.
80. PINES. N. CON HEIGHTS LARGE
corner lot. artistically landscaped: very at
tractive house. r.. b.. with large studio
or recreation room on second floor; fur
nished ANTIQUE furniture: for rent or sale
at bargain. WALLACE BRYANT. 1915 G
st. NV. owner.
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FARM. LOUDOUN CO., VA.-44O ACRES
40 timber. balance in grass, springs and
s-room dwelling, barns; $50 per acre.
Me 3446, l721 II st.
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PERSONAL LOAN COMPANIES.
Operating Under Uniform Small
Loan LdDS.
YOU

can get a loan of $4,000
il you can make monthly pay
mentS of $7.04.
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FORD 193S de luxe coupe: original nntsh
very good; excellent S5-h.p. motor; like.
new tires; clean Interior very sporty car
that We have reduced TO sell quickly.
NOW S415. Over so other fne cars at
ARCADE PONTIAC. 1437 Irving st. NV.
QSnO
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LOTS WANTED.
COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR RENT.
lContinuedO

WARRENTON. VA. = RENT. FURNISHED,
comfortable house, good road; bedrooms,
servants quarters. garage, etc; reasonable
rent for good tenants. HADOW, Box
c2S. or telephone 212.
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FORD 1885 de luxe Fordor sedan: original
upholstery very nice, original paint in hrst-
class condition, motor above average:
priced at $50 and is worth lot more.
l33S Monroe St NV CO 9O5O s.
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OLD COLONIAL BRICK HOME. CONVEN.
Washinston 10 rooms, electricity. on ele-
vation back from pike; 140 acres. improved
land, we'll watered by stream; mod. dairy
barn for 80 cows: herd. farm implements.
crops incl. at S26.5O0: half cash. Unusual
oppor to buy old estate. well located: q
paying investment. Shown by APPOINT
ment. Phone Herndon SO. BUELL. FARM
AGENCY. Herndon. Fairfax Co., Va. once,
house ODD Baptist Church.
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U. S. Highway Farm and Lake,
Al for tourist business: s5 g., good 7-rm
house, running water. cleo, other. good
6ldss.: insured $4,000; only $4,000: $500
down ps. BOIL new. free catalogue sup
pIement. STROUT REALTY. 255-CR 4th
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FORDS-193l coaches roadsters. sedanss
coupes and trucks $50 UP. Sun Motors.
Qhl Fla ave n w. Decatur Obs.
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FORD 80 Tudor; radio, minor repairs;
$1,000 cash. 81 Rhode Island ave. W.
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LIVESTOCK FARM.
200 a.. Chester loan. Groom frame
house; hot-water heat and bath: Is miles
from District line. in Montgomery County:
az necessary outbuildings good shade and
hne view, on hard road: price $4,000
GEORGE PETER. owner Gaithersburg. Nd.
Phone during day, Gaithersburg SO.
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1872 Acres, State Highway

station; Asa. tillage. abundance water:
shaded 6.rm. house, bright tobacco barn.
other bldes. elec. available: outstanding
bargain at $1,000; third down H. s.
Draucker. sTRoUT REALTY, Blackstone,
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MONEY TO LOAN.

PEOPLES MORTGAGE CORPORATION
First and second trust loans on D. c.,
signature. Lowest rates. terms to suit your
budget, prompt and courteous service.
Get our rates and save money Open
$50 pm daily. Established Is years
81 NEW YORK AVE. NV. National
WE PURCHASE CHATTEL AND End
Trust notes; also finance small business
men. Established 1922 H. c. REINER
CO, 11th and sts. NV.
PLENTY MONEY AVAILABLE FOR SEC
ond-trust loans taxes. lots and construc-
ton loans. Deals closed in "a hours
Small monthly pyaments Reasonable
rates. JOHN j. DUNCAN, DIS New York
ave. NV National 74l6. IL
End TRUST MONEY. D. c. ONLY COM
bine 1st and end. See us. WESTERN
REAL ESTATE CO. MI. S564
LOANS - PERSONAL REAL ESTATE,
tuto. home improvements, business. ground,
Ind trust. house down payment taxes.
UNIT CREDIT CO.. 905 N. Y. ave. NV.
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ADDISON CHEVROLET.
11th CT N w HAha RI

FORD 1898 de luxe Tudor touring; low
mileage: one-ovner car: custom radio: per-
feet in mechanical detail and appearance;
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ACREAGE WANTED.

/ ACRE OF LAND ON STATE ROAD NEAR
D. C. Write cash price. l.. HAMMETT
r. F. D. No. /, Prince Frederick. Nd.
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FORD 1895 de luxe cabriolet; radio and
heater: carefully owned car; beautiful nm
ish: good tires: perfect top: mechanically
q1Iar Mt teed. SOQh
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COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE.
OLD 4-ROOM HOUSE, NO MODERN CON-
Veniences except electricity, about acres
Of ground. fruit trees and chicken houses;
on 7th ST. pike, between Norbeck and
Olney; price. $4,000. WI. 44S3.
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FORD 1882 coach. cylinders; nice shape:
bargain: $50. 45l5 l4th st. NV. MI.
Barlow. Dealer.
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FORD 1888 de luxe Tudor: very clean,
good motor and tires: SO down, balance
easy. LOGAN SERVISCENTER. 2017 Va.
ave. NV. ME. 2Sls.
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FORD 1887 Tudor sedan: good condition.
pvt. owner: sacrifice 220l Mass, ave,
NV. MI 66O6
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14O1 r. I. Ave. n. E. DE. 630I.
FORD 1899 de luxe coupe; low mileage:
balance easy. Logan Motors. 18th and NJ
SITS NV DI 5SlT
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DODGE 1895 de luxe 4-door trunk sedan:
beautiful condition in every way; GOOD
rubber; Sl95. WILLIAMS MOTOR CO.
Studebaker Ill Bladensburg I'd. WA. 0s6O.
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FORD 1899 de lSxe; s5-h.p.: heater: ex.
cellent condition; private owner; S475'
500 Randolph St ne Apt 3 HO. 1868.
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SPECIALIZING IN ACREAGE FOR LOW
est cost homes low as 5000, $3.50. etc. In
D. c., $1,000 within l,500 T.. only S450.
-0TT HO o45S
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CONTINUED on Next PsssJ
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DODGE 1899 de luxe 4-door trunk sedan;
HOLLYWOOD model: black: has heater; every
modern safety and comfort feature; S579.
WILLIAMS MOTOR CO.. Ill Bladensburs
I'd WA OS6O
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FORD 1888 4-door touring sedan; black
nnish like new: excellent and economical
S5 h.p. motor very good tires: immacu-
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details; established poultry plant and pub
lie hatchery business; 6 rooms: convent
ences: poultry buildings for LOO: ineu-
bators for 10000 eses. PRICE 81 200;
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-30
COMMUNIST PLOT
FOUND IN MEXICO
ARMY OFFICER KILLED. REDS
WOUNDED DURING TWO
SPECTACUlAR RAIDS

nv international News Service)
Mexico City. Nov. 30--INS-- Al.
legged Communist plots against the
regime Of Presideut-elect Manuel
AvilA Camacho were uncovered by
Mexican military and police agents
in two spectacular raids early to
day.
Shots were fred as the Commun-
list resisted the police. There were
numerous arrests.
One army officer was killed and
16 Communists were wounded in
battle that took place between
military police and Communists in
the Gale de Brazil. Fifty CommuH.
lists were arrested.
a second battle took place IN the
suburb OF San Pedro de Los Pine
when police interrupted a gather m
OF followers OF the defeated presi-
Dental candidate. Gen. Juan Alma.
zan.
Shots also were fired In this
skirmish and Detective Martin Cruz
was killed.
Five followers OF Almazan were
wounded and % were arrested.
The disorders broke out only a
few hours after outgoing President
Lazsro Cardenas officially welcom-
ed more than 100 special ambassa
doris including Vice President
elect Henry l.. Wallace Of the Unit
ed States-to Mexico City for thu
forthcoming Inauguration OF Avila
CamachO.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-30
Capital University Head
Will be Lutheran Speaker
DR.. Otto Mees Will be in
Ypsilanti For Services
Sunday Morning

Dr. Otto Mees. a ". j. D.. IL.
D, president Of capital Tnigersi-
~, Columbus. OHIO. for the past
2S years will be the guest speaker
Sunday morning At 1890 a. m. al
Emmanuel Lutheran Church Dr..
Mees received bis a b. from Cap.
ital University ia 1898. Seminary
Degree in 1901. A " Wittenberg
College 1916 y. j.. Carthage COL
lege 1920. l. L b s. Olaf COL
lege 1929. and Was student az
University Berlin and Leipzig 1901
and 1902
President Mees is widely known
as preacher scholar. author
lecturer and musician and through
his long aff.liation with Capital
University has become a dean
among American college presi-
dents HIS popularity as a pub
lie speaker keeps him constantly
on the speakers platform lie de.
liyers as many as q high school
and college commencement
speeches a month dI. ng the com
mencemeat season and his aud.
fences range from the average
high school commencement aud
fence % over 10000 who gather
90 % hear aim address public
mass meetiFg in the Coliseum re-
Gently 10 Columbus.
Becoming the president o. Cap
ital University az the age Of %
made Dr. Mees the youngest col
lege president Of bis time-back
Do 1912. IN fact. IL may be said
that the trend toward calling
young men % the college presi-
denly was ushered 81 By his call
% this office During his twenty.
eigh, years a. Capital, the Uni-
versity enrQ imcnt has Increased
five-loid, building and equipment
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-30

facilities have tripl-d and the IN.
stltut.on % which he has charge
has become one Of the leading
small universities in the Middle
West lie was one % thQ~five in
dit.duals considered idr the pres
idsncy OF Ohio State University.
Hou0rs IN abundance have been
bestowed upon President Mees.
HIS name appears in Who's Who
in America prominent UNIVERSE
ties have conferred degrees upon
him. and be has headed various
association including the presi-
@ ncy o. the American Lutheran
Conference. a body with a mem
berslip % 100000. He is a mem
Der o. distinguished family
which has in three generations
sent IS mea into the ministry.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-30
CAY THRONG IN
BUSINESS AREAS
ENJOYS SEARCH
Christmas Shopping Season
in YpSiIanti Opened With
Treasure Hunt

Treasure hunters thronged the
business districts OF Ypsilanti Fri
day evening for the formal open.
ing OF the Christmas shopping sea
son. Gay greetings, laughter and
joyous shouts were heard on every
hand as old friends met or a search
was crowned with success.
The event was inaugurated when
the thousands OF bright Christmas
lights were illumined at I 80. They
provided n festive atmosphere and
the effect was enhanced by twined
| greenery which formed canopies
over the streets.
Early in the evening Numbers
corresponding to those in windows
began to appear, indicating that
prizes had been claimed.
The crowds not only enjoyed
searching for numbers but saw
many interesting windows as well.
Christmas gifts We're mentally ia
bulated as first one member Of
family aud then another exclaimed
over particularly attractive arti-
cles.
In several stores special efforts
had been made to provide A win.
dow in keeping with the holiday
season and those efforts were well
rewarded by the appreciative re-
marks passed by many who stop.
ped to admire.
The evening was not without It's
humor too. There was the little
boy who was glad he didn't win a
permanent wave and the young
man who was regretful at not re-
ceiying handkerchiefs because my
nose needs blowing right now.
Then there was the hopeful one
who went directly to store selling
electric refrigerators only to find
that dollar bills instead OF ice
boxes were being given with snum.
bers there
Today merchants were busy con.
graduating pleased winners and
were presenting the gifts TO them.
The next holiday event planned
here will be the Christmas parade,
Dec. l6.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-30
JAP AN, OCCUPIED
CHINA SIGN PACT
GRANTS VIRTUAL CONTROL OF
YANGTzE RIVER VALLEY,
TO FIGHT REDS

Marking. China, Nov. 30-UP-
Japan, Manchukuo and occupied
China signed treaty today that
granted Japan virtual control of
the Yangtze River Valley. North
China and Inner Mongolia, and
united the three governments in q
Joint defense against Commun SIN.
Arranged after months Of diplo-
matte maneuvering. the treaty was
signed by Lieut. Gen. Nobuyuki
special envoy OF the emperor. for
Japan; by Wang Ching.Wel. head
OF the Japanesesponsored regime
IN japanese occupied China. and bv
IsSng Shih-Yi, chairman OF the
Manchuokuoan privy council. Man.
ehukuo also is a japanese sponsor.
ed state, converted from the form.
er Chinese province Of Manchuria.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-30
Overflow Audience Enjoys
Comedy at Ypsilanti High

pants were Eileen Dolby. Elizabeth
Fast, Rachael Houck, Marilyn
Marsh and Leslie Evans. The
speech class OF Charles Hill pre-
scented Three little Fitties" which
portrayed a radio studio with a
program being broadcasted. Char
acters were Clark Reid. Gwendo-
iyn Randall, Richard Hall, John
Cottrell, Melyyn Staebler Virginia
Thibodeau, Edith Nicoll, Virgil
Null, Beverly Boutell. George Berk'
Itch. Nelson Waiting, Marian Clark,
Betty Morton, Marjorie Roehm and
Roger White.
Room 215 with teacher, Wilbur
Best. presented "Pocahontas Saves
the Captain The scene was laid
in an Indian Camp with parts being
taken by Robert Freeman, William
Evanoff. Robert Fletcher, Daniel
Bonteiis Leland Bachman and VIII
liam DusbiHer. A final entertain-
ment in this division was given by
the Junior Classical League whict
presented "The Cares of Cornelia -
The play was a farce on Roman
life and Italy under a Mussolinl
Dictatorship Characters were Will
liam Schlief. Pauline Gaudreau
William Reed. Phillip and Sidney
Stokes. Roger Curtiss, V. c.
Slough, Juanita Badger. Elizabeth
Burtis, Ann Gill and Donald Camp.
Between Act Prizes
Between act entertainment first
prize went to a comedy duet by
Lucille Hutchinson and Virginia
Navarro The prize was 81. Sec
ond place award of So in this di-
vision was divided between Madge
Starr who did an acrobatie dance
and 10 Pat Haig and Ann Winter
who pantomimed a fishing trip.
Other between act entertain
ment was tap dance and song by
Penny Ridenour with piano ac-
compartment by Mary Lou Metcalf.
John johnson sang and a Musical
Six composed of George Dawson.
Garvin Freeman, Lois Hopp, Van
zetti Hamilton. 10 Pat Haig and
Walter Hochrein with soloist.
James Bell, presented SEVERAL num-
hers. A comedy duet by John
Hochrein and William King was
also given.
Jean Johnston, president OF the
student council was master Of
ceremonies. The high school or
chestra played prior TO the pro
gram and Leland Randall directed
Student council members assist
ing with the program were Audrey
Readle, vice president; Catherine
Cakes, secretary; Raymond Kings
ton. treasurer; Beth Rust. Merna
Patrick, Jean Miller. Thomas Hold
ridge, Robert Moffett, Robert John
ston, William Holt. David Nicoll.
Richard Cazier, Barbara Orr. Jane
Schock and Joyce Hagen, class rep
resentatives
Committees were George Helvey.
Merna Patrick, Barbara Newcomb.
George Dawson. Joyce Hagen. Rob
ert Johnston. tickets and pro-
grams; Miss Helen Brady. Jean
Johnston, Raymond Kingston
Catherine Oakes. Barbara Orr. ad
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