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Evening star., 1940-01-03
HOUSES FURNISHED.


Mr.. COLUMBIA COUNTRY CLUB-6
rms. 2 baths. built-in 2-car gar; refer
ence. Wisconsin 5006.
$500 PINEY BRANCH RID. NW.-CLEAN.
attractively furn rms, b.; auto. heat:
refg.; gar: lease: adults. Randolph 1906.
CHEVY CHASE. D. C.-OF UNUSUAL
charm and comfort; rms, fireplace 2
porches, beautifully furnished. Oriental rugs,
linens silver. 1888 Livingston st. NV.
FURNISHINGS OF 1O-ROOM HOUSE. 8
baths, basement. gar S525, terms. Ideal
for congressional party or excel. guest
house: rent. Ss5. 1894 Lanier NV.
BETHESDA, CHEVY CHASE-NEW A.
bedroom home: 3E baths. maids rm..
double garage congressional session or
longer. Wis. 3479.
CONGRESSIONAL.
rooms. 2 baths, recr. rm., gar, auto.
heat: excellent NV. location; nicely fur
niShed.
DIXIE REALTY CO., Natl. 1880.
Evening star., 1940-01-03

ONLY $500 CASH.
BEAUTIFUL NEW HOME.
NEAR 18th AND IRVING SITS,
Mt Pleasant Near Sacred Heart Church
MONTHLY PAYMENTS LIKE RENT.
Overlooking Rock Greek Park-Brick. 6
large rooms. . baths. "Sun-lit' kitchen
and bedroom, beautiful recreation room. .
f1replaces. garage. 1850 Hobart st. NV.
Il Block North of Harvard ST. Rep 0225
NEAR EASTERN HIGH.
Colonial porch home. year old; 6
splendid rooms. modern tile bath with
shower kitchen with cabinets. large re-
frigerator, recreation room, hot-water heat
with oil burner and recessed radiation,
large closets. laundry trays built-in garage:
house weather-stripped. insulated and
faulked: beautiful hardwood floors through
but, entire house in excellent condition;
Georgia 1854
HOHENSTEIN BROS,
9Th and Linz nSQG
Evening star., 1940-01-03
$11,5OO.

Prominent corner, Saul's Addition: ideal
for physician: center hall, detached. CO.
lonial, 10 rooms. baths, automatic heat,
frst-foor library or den. BOSS & PHELPS,
exclusively. Natl. 1900.
c5 O60 NICHOLSON ST NV, Mr..
~O,ooo 16th-Lovely det modern home,
rms. Q baths. new screened porch lot
5SxS5; beautifully recond.: terms. Call till
Evening star., 1940-01-03

OPEN-1Oos DOUGLAS ST. NE
One block north of R. l. ave. ne; 5 rms =.
Il bath on lst floor; 3 rms, bath on 2nd
floor; fireplace, oil heat front porch. ga
rage; price. S6,950.
VIM r THOROWGoOD.
2O24 Rhode Island Ave N E Dec 0317
Evening star., 1940-01-03

FAREWELL $500 18th N.W.-CLEAN'
mod BLDG. bach. apt, $40; 2 rms lge;
closets S65: lge. rms, kit. din. ana
elevatnr showerS refg free
Evening star., 1940-01-03
$12,750.
Overlooking BarnabV Woods

OVtTIUUKIIlS bdTIldUy WUUuS.
new early-American home, situated in
one Of the most delightful sections of Chevy
Chase, D. c.; situated on wooded lot. high
elevation and convenient to school and
transportation. The paneled living room
with its old-fashioned mantel is exception
ally appealing; 1st-floor lavatory. The
2nd floor has 3 bedrooms of master size
and . tile baths: attic; built-in garage.
You will find the highest standard Of con-
struction and every known appointment.
Liberal terms. THOS ]. FISHER g. CO.,
INC, DI $3.50. EVENINGS CALL MR..
SMITH GE. 2453
Evening star., 1940-01-03
APARTMENTS FUR. OR UNFUR.

ATTRACTIVE APIS. HIGH-CLASS NEIGH
borhoods; some furnished. Car available on
appt MRS GREEN. Shepherd 512S.
TAKOMA PARK R., K. B.. FURNISHED
h. l., e. included, $1,000; 3 r, K, b., un-
furnished, h. g., !. included. $4,000. 33
Carroll ave. =
Evening star., 1940-01-03
INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE.

A GOOD INCOME WITH SAFETY!
S4.950-Six-room. two-bath brick and
frame house in best rental section near
Library of Congress, in perfect condi.
ton: two kitchens. hot-water heat.
Rented to white tenant at S55 Der
month
FOUR-FAMILY FLATS in Northwest sec
ton: practically new brick: SEPARkTR
GAS HEATING UNITS IN EACH APT:
elec. .refrigeration; screened porches:
rented to white tenants at 2l24 yesr.
price. $14.5O0 each. 's~''
SHANNON & LUCHs CO..
-1oO5 81. NV National 2346.
Evening star., 1940-01-03
LOW RENT-DOWNTOWN.

/ RM. KIT. S35; 2 RMS, KIT, $40.
Modern, attractive elevator apt bldg.
large bright rooms Nicely furn. at slight
extra BLAIR. 1921 NJ st. NV.
Evening star., 1940-01-03

HOME COMFORTS-ART1S HUGE Z.
r., fireplaces, d. r. k, refg., 2 b., 3 br.'
porches, garage: Oriental rugs, paintings,
library: newly dec: swim. pool. Session
or longer Avail. immed. Shep. 1521.
Evening star., 1940-01-03

w I'D O11CO C1C.
Furnished apt, consisting of liv. rm.,
dining balcony, kit. bedrm. bath: nicely
furnished; for congressional session; Sl25
mo-. incl. gas, light. MR.. KING, Wood
ley roo
Evening star., 1940-01-03
So. 95O-CHEVY CHASE.

CALIFORNIA OWNER MEANS TO SELL
We are authorized to sell at bargain price
bedrooms). very spacious; excellent condi-
ton: oil heat; large lot. rear screened
porcheS. Near high and graded schools
convenient to transportation
I'D NIK G DILL InC Dict LII
Evening star., 1940-01-03
NO DOWN PAYMENT

If you have a responsible position, we
will sell one Of these beautiful new rooms
. baths brick homes, semi-detached; oil
heat. attractive recreation room det. ga
rage: all modern appointments Payments
same as rent. Located in fashionable
Chevy Chase. D. c.. iust off Conn. nr every
convenience. Two left out of large group.
We make this unusual offer due to ex-
tended building program.
Coll Cor%ro11 AIoyoc OQ1O
Evening star., 1940-01-03
California Bungalow,
TakOma Park, D. G..

IdhOIIId I al Il, u. =.
Situated at one Of the highest points in
the city in a very desirable location and
convenient to transportation, public schools
and Takoma Recreation Center. This prop
erty is Just off Piney Branch road. Five ex-
tile bath, living room with fireplace. glassed-
in porch large and beautifully paneled rec
reation room: all modern improvements. ga
rage Beautiful Handicapped lot 40xl15.
THOS. J. FISHER & CO. INC, d. $3.50.
EVENINGS CALL MR.. SMITH, GE. 2453.
COLORED-1125 7th ST NE-6 ROOMS.
bath h-wh.. elec. brick garage double
back porch. large yard
prising & large rms; excel condition: auto.
oil heat; full basement; $3.50: $3.50 cash.
easy terms r w HORAD. Mich 1895.
Evening star., 1940-01-03

GET READY FOR sPRING-BUY YOUR
self home in Chevy Chase. D. c., with
10000 square feet of land with trees and
shrubbery The house has 9 rooms. . baths.
hot-water heat Oil burner. attic cellar.
built-in garage. Owner is anxious to sell.
Any reasonable offer considered. NOW
vacant
-O3 6nth CT w
Evening star., 1940-01-03

7O1 10th st. nW-1O0 beautifully furn.
single and twin bedrooms. running water.
near showers and tub baths, inner-spring
mattresses. elevator Nicely furnished recep-
ton room; single, $3.50 wk. UP; double,
La gaceta., 1940-11-18
EXAMEN DE MEDICOS EN-
ESTA U
Pres1ird c, D.. B. NJ. Chapman

La Junta Examinadora de Me
dicos Sc reunira hoy en- esta ciu-
dad, en- ell hotel Tampa Terrace,
para examinar a rs medicos gra
duados en- diferentes Estados.
Presidira la Junta Ell DR.. B.
M. Chapman, de Jacksonville,
con Ell secretario DIR, W. N. Row
Iett, de esta ciudad, y los ORES.
H. B. Van Schaik, vicepresiden-
Re, l W. Chandler, ]. E. Crump,
j. C. Davis, S. G. H~ollingsworth
Thomas w. Hutson, G. S. Nc
Clellan, Carl Williams y John
w. Prunty, abogado, de Miami.
Deseaban pasar aqui el exa-
men mas de 25 medicos de pai-
SEES extranjeros, pero no podran
hacerlo ponQue la Junta ha deci-
dido no examinar a los medicos
que no sean ciudadanos america
nos.
Todas las credenciales de los
aspirantes fueron entregadas
aver y aprobadas,
La gaceta., 1940-11-18
Prueba del Coraz6n

Para medir la energia del
coraz6n, los mediccs colocan
terminates empapados con aqua
salada en- las manos y pies del
paciente, y los alambres son u
nidos a un electrocardi6grafo-
I'm Instruments que recoge los
impulses m~usculares product
dos por la electricidad y los lie
va a una pelicula Pero este y
otros medios pueden dar resulta
dos inexactos por cuanto la Wis
ia del equipo en- algunos casos
lie produce inquietud al paciente
Y la inquietud hace que ell cora
z6n lata con mayor rapidez. I'm
nuevo aparato llamado Ell "ba-
lstOcardi6grafo" domino tales
dificultades psicologicas, segdn
declare ell DR.. Isaac Starr, de la
Universidad de Pennsylvania,
ante la Academia Nacional de
Ciencias. Este ingenioso apara-
to consiste de una mesa colga-
da del techo por alambres y colo
cada de mode que solo puede mo
verse longitudinalmente Ell pa
ciente sc acuesta en- la mesa sus
pendida y, como no hay instru-
mentos a la vista, no siente an
siedad y Ell coraz6n late normal
mente. Cuando los mGsculos del
coraz6n Sc contraen, parte de la
sangre bombeada va hacia arri-
ba, hacia la cabeza y los brazos,
mientras ell resto traza una cur
va en- ell llamado arco aortico y
toma la direction de las parties
bajas del cuerpo. Este cambio
de direction hace que la mesa
colgante Sc mueva ligeramente
en- ritmo con la proportion de
latidos del coraz6r. EStas pc
quefas vibraciones son trasmi-
tidas por I'm muelle a I'm espejo
La gaceta., 1940-11-18
DEFUNCIONES

Hoy Sc efectuara ell entierro
del Sr. Tiburcio Hernandez, de
81 amos, vecino del 21S7 de la
Gale de Chestnut, en- West Tam
pa. LIE sobreviven su viuda, Sra.
Armada Hernandez; A hijos, E.
milo, Gustavo, Jorge y Ricar :
do; una hija, Sra. Georgina Co
to; una hermana, dos hermanos
y 8 nietos. En- la iglesia Meto-
dista de West Tampa Sc verified
"a una ceremonial fdnebre, of
ciando ell pastor Boan.
La gaceta., 1940-11-18
Neptrones para ell Cancer

Hace mas de un ano que los
m6dicos en- la Escuela Medica
de la Universidad de California
vienen sometiendO a los pacien-
ties dc cancer a c%orrientes de
neutrones-particulas at6nicas
sin carga electrica-producidas
por la acci6n de un "Ciclotr6n'
de 225 toneladas. Los dOctores
Robert S. Stone y John C. Lark
in informaron la semana pasa-
da. en- una Conferencia verifica-
da en- Ell Institute Tecnol6gico
de Massachusetts,, de los result
tados apreciados por ellos en- AZ
pacientes.
Los pacientes-con un prone
-dio de edad de go amos y consi-
deraos mas ALA de la ayuda de
las tres potentes armas contra
ell cancer, Rayos x, Radium y
Cirugia-fueron sometidos a
exposiciones de 10 minutes de
corrientes de neutrones, tres We
ces a la semana, entire cuatro y
seis semanas. En- muchos casos
de tumores de la cabeZa, cuello,
pecho Y otra regiones, los tumo-
res d~ecrecieron en- tamaflo, y
aunuue los tratamientos produ-
ieron inconveniencias en- la piel,
estas inconveniencias desapare-
ciercn despues,
Los resultados sc estiman a.
lentadores y varios representa-
tes del Consejo Nacional Consul
two del Cancer visitaron los Ia
boratorios de Berkeley y han
facilitate fondos para que Ell ira
bajo pueda continuarse. Los
ORES. Stone y Larkin, sin EN-.
barge, dicen que va no tiener
espacio para nuevOs paciente'
" especialmente llaman la aten'
ci6n sobre ell entusiasmo prema.
turo... porque 81 cancer jama'
es considerable curado hasta qu'
dele de reaparecer, en- un perle'
do de cinco amos,
La gaceta., 1940-11-18
UNA vERBENA
DE NAv1DAD
FL sdbado 81 de diciembre

La Association de Padres y
Maestros de la escuela Orange
Grove snuncia una Verbena, en-
los terrencs de la escuela, para
ell dfa 81 de diciembre. Los te-
rrenos seran vistosamente deco
radios.
Ell salon comedor Sc abrira a
las 5 de la tarde y servira conf
das a precios populares. Sand
wiches y bebidas calientes, cafe.
etc., Sc venderan en- varios
"kioskos."
La presentation de artistas.
entire ellos algunos de reputa
ci6n en- todo ell estado, comenza.
"a a las Z de la noche.
A las diez Sc haran tres rega-
los entire los asistentes, Ell pri-
nero un reloj Waltham, de &c
nora; ell segundo un Radio Crcs
ley, %portatil, y Ell tercero una
maleta de viaje, de sonora.
Tocara la orquesta del profe-
sor Santirzo y Sc bailara desde
las 10 de la noche hasta la l de
la madrugada.
Lo que la fiesta produ2ca SC
destinara al m~antenimiento de-
salon comedor, almuerzo Y leche
gratis para los ninos de familias
pobres.
Albert Knapp preside la Aso-
ciaci6n.
La gaceta., 1940-11-18
MEJORA Ell IESGONADO
FORM
ChOQue de an Tren q an
Autom6Vd

Sc ha iniciado una ligera me-
joria en- Ell estado de A. C. For
nj, de SIS amos. lesicnado ell sa-
bado, en- la evenida de Hillsbo-
rough, cuando SUI autom6vil cho-
GO con I'M tire de la Seaboard Air
Line. En- el aeeidente perdi6 la
vida Ell Sr. Charles F. Rights, de
60 amos de edad, que accmpana-
ba a Forni.
lRecluido en- el hospital San
Jose, Forni sufri6 iheridas en- ell
'euero cabelludo, EN- 81 peche y
fracture de varias costillaS.
La gaceta., 1940-11-18
LOS FOTCGRA.
FIAN DESDE ESPArSA

Barna, Suiza. Nov. 18.-Fott
grados del aj5rcito aleman So
han situado en- La Linea, Espa-
IA, para tomar fotografias del
'Peh6n &c Gibraltar y yer en- que
'lugares esta situada la artilleria
y ctros srmamentos de defensa.
Dfcesa que sen los mismos es..
pecialistas que fotografiaron Ell
avance aleman por Holanda, Bel
gica y Francia. Viajan en- una
caravana de cincc carros moto-
r.zados.
La gaceta., 1940-11-18
DE LOS FAI
BRICANTlE,5 DE HIEIO

En- Ia mahana de hoy inici6
sUs deliberscicnes, en- 81 hotel
Tanpa Terrace, Ia Convention
9 los faoricantes de h:elo del
q tado.
Les prir cipalcs Grad crcs 10 Sc
AN ell DR.. john E.dridga, de la
Universidad de Florida. Y ell
ST.. Fred l. cCandish, un como
edo director de ~publicidad. Ell
alcale Chsncey es otro e les ora
ere invitados.
Per Ia ciudad y sus cercanfas
seran paaeados los conventional
.es, en- la tarde de hoy.
La gaceta., 1940-11-18
La eACETA
MUSSOLINI HABLARA HOY
PARA A LOS
INGLESES

Roma, Nov. 10 M Hc,ini HI
blara hoy por la Radio para de-
mentir las noticias ing sas Sc
bre la escuadra fsscista y al mi
mo tempo recoriar a los italia
nos fascistas la parta que Ingla-
terra tuvo, ante la Socieaad Dc
Naciones, cuando ell case de Etio
pfa.
I'm peri6dico, al R gime Fas
cista," dice que contestant CON
pruebas y seran destruidcs los
embustes britanicos. Tcdcs los
6rganos fascistas persiten on ca
lificar de "fantaticas" las. mott
cias inglesas sobre 81 hundimien
to de tres acorazados y cuatro
crucercs en- laramie,
La gaceta., 1940-11-18
LA DE LOS
A-GRICULTORES

Comenz hoy en- ell hotel Hills
borough, en- horas de la mana
ma, Ia conference annual de los
apicultcres del estado.
Tcmaron parte en- el progra-
ma de hoy los senores E. C. Bes-
9onet, ~presidente de la Fedora
ci6n, y otraS distinguidas per-
s1nalidadeS.
Uno de L. sprincipales ora
dores 10 sera ell Sr. Mayo, CO.
misionado de agricultural del es-
tado de Florida.
La gaceta., 1940-11-18
PARA La MUJER DEL HOGAR

que arroja I'm rayc de luz en-
una camara y las magnifica
5000 veces, El resultado de las
vibraciones u "ondas balisticas"
.csta relacionado con ell funcio-
namiento del ccraz6n y la for
ma de las ondas es una huella
de la valocidad que lleva la san
gre al salir dsl coraz6n. La pla-
taforma o mesa colgante ayuda
a diagnosticar las enfermedades
del ccraz6n y contratiempo cir
culatorios, sin alterar al pacien-
te.
La gaceta., 1940-11-18

81 este la Ceelina entorces reco-
nocera e. regimen "~tibare" de
Marking, dacra prcsi0ido per
Wang Ching Wei.
ST Toxic sc decide a recono-
Ger a Chang, enSorces qu-dara
cerrada "a puerJs, en- cuanto a Ia
paz, con Ell g,bierno republica-
no y legitimc de Changing.
La gaceta., 1940-11-18
"A ANCIANA
QUE HACE LOVER

Plant City, NV. 19.--La an
ciana que hacs Hover por me-
dio de rogativas', Sra. Lille
Stoatss, dc 81 ancs, lego aver
q Plant City e hizo su vigilia en-
un lugar a dos millas al sur
Gel mercsdo de eta ciudad. Los
cGsecheros de fresas la llama
ron hace dos amos y llovi6. Guam
do Sc haIlaba en- canine, por
tren, peracieron en- un accidente
el maquinista y ell fogonero.
La gaceta., 1940-11-18
Feiz alivio cuando I'm ~laxante es necesaro

No experiments con metodos yio-
lentos para aliviar Ell estrenimiento.
No hay necesidad de hacerlo cuando
existe un modo suave: ell especioso,
aromatico BLACK-DRAUGHT GUAM
do Sc toma segun las direcciones.
Els una medicinal puramente vege-
tai. Tomada como Sc ordena, por la
noche, usualmerte concede tempo
para dormir; act1a gentilmente pero
por complete, en- la manana siguien-
La gaceta., 1940-11-18

te. listed volvera a sentirse bien.
La efectividad del Black Draught
Sc debe principalmente a su mayor in
grediente conocido como un 'tonico
laxante" intestinal, que ayuda a inn
partir tono a los musculos perezosos
lei intestine.
Tome BLACK-DRAUGHT la pro-
Xima vez. Economical y probata a
traves del tempo. De Is a 40 do
sis solo cuestan rs cts.
La gaceta., 1940-11-18
TEMPORAL EN- LAS COS
TAS DE ESPANA Y PORTU
GAL

Madrid, Nov. LIN fuerte
tcmrcral szot6 las costas de
Esana y Portugal, ccagionando
dahos materiales de importan-
cha. En- ciertas poblaciones Ell
viento alcanz6 una velocidad de
80 millss por bora. Perdieron la
vida seis perscnas y las comuni-
caciones sc hallan interrumpi-
das en- algunos lugares.
La gaceta., 1940-11-18
LA MATARON CON UN La
DRIDLO

Champaign, Illinois, ncV. Is.
En- las afuaras de esta ciudad
universitaria fue encontrado a.
yer ell cadaver de Mary Catrehi-
ma Ellicott, de % amos, una bella
divorciada. Ell criminal lie des-
troz6 Ell craneo cen un ladrillo y
Ia vicl6. Sc dirigia desde ell ira
bajo a su casa cuando fue alta
cada.
La gaceta., 1940-11-18
UNA DE JE-
FES NAILS Y FASCISTAS
Berna, Suiza, Nov. 18.-Una

0Nt AFNH
conferencia a la cual asistiran
Won Ribbentropp. ell condo Ga
no, Serrano Suner y el general
Badoglio, jefe de Estado Mayor
del ejercitc italiano, Sc efectua-
"a en- Viena y en- ella sc discuti-
ran los problemas r~elacionados
con Grecia, Turquia y Gibral-
tar. Dicese que en- la c~onferen-
cia Sc analizara la Ease final de
la cooperation alemana en- los
Balkanes.
Serrano Suher conferenci6 a.
yer, en- Paris, con ell viceprimer
ministro frances Pierre Laval.
Dicese que Serrano seguira via
je a.Austria.
La gaceta., 1940-11-18
Los LE HA-
RAN OTRA OFERTA AG
CHANG

Tokio, nov. l8.-Dfcese que Ell
gebierno ha resuslto hacerle
otraoferta de paz al generalisi-
mo chino, general Chang, Y que
Evening star., 1940-06-23

Everybody. including Presi-
dent Clark Griffith. wos hoppy
when youngsters Of the Episeo-
pal Orphonoee come out to the
ball park os his guests to see
the NotionoIs bottle St. Louis.
"Griff" does the hondshoke
honors all Ground. In the
circle, one youngster gets q
kick out Of q long drive.
Evening star., 1940-06-23

The moster mouIer in the ring
again should be another d.
version from wor thoughts. Jock
Dempsey steps couple Of hord-
blowing rounds with Arturo
0odoy os the ChiIeon topered
off for his second Louis bout.
Evening star., 1940-06-23

The former Miss Ereell Corrco Of Woren.
ton. Vireino. recently become Mrs. Low
renee leeIond Weleh in O ceremony per-
formed at The Little Church in Fort Lincoln
Cemetery on the soItimore Boulevard at the
District Line Mrs. WeIeh is seen at the
Gorden Gotes Ieodne from one Of the beov.
fifui orehed entronees Of The Little Church.
recently completed at q cost Of $3.50. 900.
Pictured obove. is the hoppy couple per-
forming the wishing rituoI at Hope Springs
under the gigantic Lincoln oak adjoining the
Church. Mony couples hove mode o''onse-
ments to be morried at the historic site ot
this non -denominotionoI church.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-09-11
Daily Market Re ports

Sheep and lambs-Receipts ZOO.
Market steady. Best lambs, $3.50;
buck lambs, 81 under; fair
to good, ss5O99.25; seconds. $40
8; grass yearlings, $50 s; best
sheep. s3.50@4; heavy fat sheep
2.50q3; culls and common, s1.504
2.
Hogs: Receipts 1000. Market
steady. Good TO choice 200-230 lbs.
$3.50; good and choice, 10000 lbs,
$3.50; good and choice. 230-25O lbs,
$40; good and choice, 250-270 lbs,
$7.15; good and choice 270-300 lbs.
$500; heavies. 3OO-325 lbs. $3.50;
heavies, 325-350 lbs. $3.50; heavies,
350-400 lbs. $685.; extreme heavies,
500; roughs. S5.5OQ5.75; workers.
14O-16O lbs. $6@6.25; pigs, S.; stage,
$4.7545.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-09-11
Livestock

Detroit, Mich. Sept. 11-Cattle-
Receipts. 800. Market steady
Choice to prime yearlings. dry fed
S10.75@l1.75; good TO choice year
lings. dry fed, S10010.50; fair TO
good yearlings. dry fed. 50 q
9.75; choice to prime heavy steers,
dry fed. S10.5UQ11; good TO choice
heavy steers. dry fed, $500 1880;
fair to good grass steers and heif-
ers. S6.75@725: common butcher
cattle, $5.50@L5O; best cows. Sc
$3.50; fair to good beef cows. S5.25
d5.75; Gamer & cutter COWS, 1925
as: old rims. SO down; best
heavy bologna bulls, 81 a 7.25;
mediumweight bologna, $3.50 "a
81; light common bulls, s. a 6.25;
stock bulls, S5.50Q6.51; good to
choice stockers and feeders, So a
1850; common to fair stockers and
feeders. S6G750; mixers and
springers. S5OqS0.
Calves - Receipts, 500. Best
calves. $1,000; fair to good. sl1.50
@12.50; seconds, s950q11; culls
and common. $500.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-09-11
Intensive Training
Started by Company K,
Six More EnliStmentS

Ann Arbor, Mich, Sept IL A
program OF intensive training in
preparation for the expected mobi-
lization was started Tuesday eve
ming by members OF Co. X OF the
Michigan National Guard. II was
the first regular drill since the men
returned from their training per
iod in Wisconsin.
The program will include train
ing in rifle craftsmanship. scouting
and patroling. extended order.
musketry and interior guard duty.
Since the recent recruiting drive
started, six members have joined
Company X. They include Norman
w. Burnett, Virgil +. Naumann,
Donald +. Warren, Andrew Mayher,
and Gilbert Forshee. Ann Arbor.
and John Pieh. Deerfeld. Enlist
ments are for three years and the
guard is open for men from Is to
IS with no dependents.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-09-11
On, STAGE
and
SCREEN

Hollywood, Sept. 11-UP Bar
bara Stanwyck disclosed today the
results OF a survey Of desk drawers
Of secretaries and women news
paper reporters.
She said she found that the desk
drawer of the average woman en-
tanned AZ separate articles. consist
ing Of hats, shoes, ash trays, Gig
arctic cases. cosmetics and other
paraphernalia.
The survey was prompted when
Miss Stanwyck in movie was
discharged as woman reporter.
For the scene she cleaned out the
desk which propertv nen had filled
with such personal articles as a
woman would be expected TO stuff
in a desk. There were q of them.
But Miss Stanwyck was OF the
opinion that they were too few.
For her own edification, and for
the sake of authenticity, she went
about the studios and newspapers
to find out for herself. The result
bore out her theory.
Alimony payments from Hal ].
Styles, radio commentator, to his
wife were reduced today from $67
a week to $25. on his complaint
that his income had diminished
from S475 weekly to $3.50.
His wife. Mrs. Dorothy Styles,
charged in domestic relations court
that Styles had so curtailed ali
mony payments that she had been
forced to beg for coffee" from her
neighbors. Styles showed receipts
to prove that he had fulfilled bis
obligations, and, when he demon
strated that his income had been
reduced. the court trimmed the
payments.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-09-11
Board OF Education TO
Decide on Locker House
Building; Three Named

Ann Arbor, Mich, Sept. IL 80
Board OF Education is expected 10
discuss further action in regard to
the proposed Wines Field locker
house at their meeting tonight.
The $4,000 bond issue for the
house was approved by voters
Monday, but the proposed tax liml-
tation increase was not,
Results OF the election left the
question OF construction up to the
Board. The defeat of the tax limi-
tation issue was by 20 votes, a two
thirds majority having been neces-
sary TO carry.
V. E. Van Ameringen, president
OF the board and sole incumbent
for reelection, was again selected
BY the voters. Other members
chosen were Prof. Merwin H. Wat
erman and George r. Sidwell, an
attorney. Van Ameringen polled
total Of 613 votes; Waterman, 55S;
and Sidwell. sos.
Defeated candidates included
Herbert P. Wagner. who received
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-09-11
SEVEN NEW CASES

Marquette, Mich. Sept. 11-AP-
Seven additiona. cases in the past
two days have raised TO 80 the num-
Der of patients receiving treatment
for infantile paralysis at st. Luke's
Hospital here. The new arrivals at
the hospital are from Grand Marais,
Negaunee. Whitefish Point. Crys-
tai Falls and Powers. Hospital Off
Gals said 1--WE of the patients were
being treated in respirators.