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HOUSES FOR SALE.
ARE YOU INTERESTED

In nice Sc. home that has a arm, kit.
and bath apt on 1st floor and a 2-rm.
kit. and path apt. on md floor? Both with
separate entrances: garage; utility room;
fully insulated and automatic gas heat
terms; S6,950.
JOS. A. HERBERT g. SONS,
5f5 East CAPITOL St Ii 0loQ
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SILVER SPRING MD

5-room brick bungaIow: S625O Built
and fnarced to suit, on desirable lots
Select your plans and save money. F. H A.
approved
SILVER SPRING REALTY CO..
S632 ColeSville Rd SH. 7l62.
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oUr-oF-ToWN REAL ESTATE.

ALL-YEAR- ROUND BUSINESS AND HOME
resort property on route 80 between Ocean
View and Virginia Beach. consisting of
ESQ service station, lunchroom, beauty
Shoppe, 5-room home. 2-Car garage. Iauu-
ury room and Broom tourist cottage. All
bulClngS are masonry constructed and
have modern improvements. For further
details write CAPT. F RIEDER, Ocean
PARK Lynnhaven, Va, R. F. D. |, or call
F. E. WESTENBERGER. Chestnut l144.
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r. I. AVE. NE.
S9,95O-MT. PLEASANT

Ideal residence or rooming house sit
uated between Lamont st and Park I'd
with view Of Rock Creek Park Only a
moments walk to car line bus stores and
sacred Heart Church parOchlal and public
schools comfortable rooms bedrooms
? tile baths. porches. ami; maids room
ano bath. 2-car brick garage. entire prop
erty in excellent condition. THOMAS j.
FISHER & CO. INC. 73S 18th st. NV,
realtors, DI 6S30. Call Mr.. Smaltz, ia
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= = :. 2 = 2 = 2 : 2
80. 90 :
Medical Science Building.

Corner Vermont ave and L st. NV. most
QUINCY SMITH. INC, 9O9 18th ST. NV.
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SACRIFICE

Six large rooms, tile bath oil heat. In
closed porch. large lot; "-car garage; near
No. Capital and Rhode Island ave strictly
white section: $4,000: also 3-family house
IN Sc. white section. S6,45O; has > in
closed porches, garage. gas hot-water
heaS San MR.. WOODWARD, CO. 54SS
NEAR 6th AND JEFFERSON SIS.
Groom brick house two porches. In
closed; large lot; investment. price. s.. 75n
4E,tor Eor 2ppt, e91 Nj Peck, D1. 3346'
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THE ALLEN.
2-RM.. KIT. APT. $40.

Modern, fireproof convenient apt. bldg;
elevator Secretarial phone; nicely fur
nlShed
TOURAINE. 1880 r St NV DU $500.
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PERSONAL LOAN COMPANIES.

Operating Under Uniform Small
Loan Ld1CS.
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S7.95O-BROOKI,AND

Large detached home with rooms, .
Kitchens oil heat, detached garage; lot
chial school Call BOSS Il PHELPS. MA.
930O Evenings. call Mr COndit. HO. 0oN0.
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FRANK J. VOLKMAN.
4blT Wisconsin Ave Emerson 1919.
Evenings. Adams 414G
S400 CASH PAYMENT.

$3.50; near Bird and r ave. ne, re-
stricted SeCtoni 6-rocm brick home " IN
closed porches. See this bargain promptly
REALIf ASSOCIATES, Ma. 1898 until
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$3.50
MICHIGAN PARK

Bethesda, Md-New brick home; s
large rooms, tile bath, 3 bedrooms: auto.
heat. air-conditioned: trees; lot Ski 25.
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BUNGALOW-S4 $50 %
ICOntlnued.J J

'IIW.F CLULIIIIT- 81 NE.
Vacant, newly papered; ; rooms attic
space for . rooms, porches; large lot:
easy terms. Call Mr Glidden after 8 pm,
De. 9o54-M, or WAPLE Il JAMES INC,
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HOlJSES FOR SALE

81 $50 - OWNER LEAVING: SACRIFICE
) lge rms, 3 porches; garage: auto hot
water heat: excel. cnnd.; conY. Navy Yard
schools tranSp.: IN AnacoStIa AT 476l j
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HOUSES EuRN OR uNEuRN

tIIf IINf SONSHlNY COIIAGE, ROOMS.
gas, water included: $40. Alex. 473l. l9'
1855 KENNEDY ST. N.W-SUBLEAsE d
I'm, house, bath, garage, Immediately.
Telephone GE 1910, 1912 and to pm.
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BETHESDA, MD-S5 75O
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK,

$3.50: small cash payment. very low
monthly payments. Bus al door: 3 squares
q large rooms and bath, beautiful fireplace,
hot-Water heat; house in excellent condi-
ton: foored attic: 2-car garage: lot
4OXl00. This is the best buy in this
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ROOMS FURNISHED.

22O4 QUE ST. NW.-Cozy, double studio
rm., maple furniture. shower; reasonable:
conveniently located Michigan So56
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LOTS FOR SALE.
(Continued.)

IDEAL BUILDING SITE.
Enjoy suburban nominees in exclusive
CneVerly on these . high. level wooded
lots Sacrifice bargain WA. 6412.
COLORED-CORNER, 53rd AND CLOUD
place ne, 95x110 a LOTS: cheap for cash.
CaIl Dupnnt IhSS
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OWNER OF WATER FRONT SUBDIVISION.
on Chesapeake Bay, partially developed,
convenient to d. c.. about 80 acres, wants
experienced party to develop and sell, on
commission basis or Will sell outright on
easy terms al reasonable price, nice
proposition. Call Dupont 500, Z to 10 pm.
SHERWOOD FOREST-TWO ATTRAC-
lively furn. cottages, one on water front,
other near beach, sacrifice for quick sale.
RA S6G4
SIX-ROOI HOUSE AND FOUF ACRES OF
land on salt water all modern Improve
ments. GOOD road. electricity: 400 feet OF
direct shore frontage, pier, good harbor,
beautiful trees; bargain at 81 795; terms,
EDWARD S. HINE & co.
ssI2 Bond Bldg Sterling Q551 .
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED

: ROOMS > BATHS. S75. PARKHURsT
INC. phone Falls Church DOCS
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DETACHED BRICK, NEW. ONE BLOCK
from stores. schools and transportation. in
Silver Spring, very desirable location,
close TO District line: price. Sf,95n; F. Il. A
terms. For further information call Mr.
Clements. WO. 35l4 or DI 300. BEIT-
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

LEE HWY. ARLINGTON, va ROOMS,
kltchentte, dining room, bath screened
porch; newly dec: adults. Chest. 5Sl6 1s'
UNFURN.-5 ROOMS. TILE BATH. ELEC.
kitchen private entrance; adults. Chest
nut 224o
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NEW-S1O,95O.

AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK.
Brick home on level lot, 3 bedrms., 2
baths. lge. liv. rm., din. rm-, kitchen, rec
reatlon rm., attic. oil air-cond heat
w. c. d A. N. MILLER DEVELOPMENT CO..
1l1g 18th St N w District AGA
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SUBURBAN ROOMS.

ARLINGTON-Block bus. 1O-cent fare;
pleasant twin room, next bath; best meals
If desired; garage; reasonable. CHI 72lS
ARLINGTON-Large furnished room with
running water: min. from new Govt.
project; men preferred. Call CHI. 376l.
ARLINCTON-Gentlem desires congenlal
roommate to share large attrac bedroom:
twin beds. c.h.w. uni phone. CHI. 2llS.
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OFFICES FOR RENT.

DESIRABLE OFFICE, LARGE FRONT WIN.
dow 6l3 9TH st. NV. National 1854
LARGE OFFICE. SUITABLE FOR CLASS
room, lecture room, etc; newly paneed
walls; centrally located Gordon Hotel,
18th ST. between Eye and K NV. Rental.
$50 mo. MA 1894.
DESIRABLE OFFICE SPACE IN OUR MOD
ern building Second National Bank 1881
G St. NV. See building superintendent
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CLEAN ROOMS, k, B, REFG., NEAR
ly new furniture; near express bus: avail
able April 1st: $50; utilities paid. 326
Madison st n "
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REAL BARGAIN
A GOOD INCOME WITH SAFETY

IA rooror q G;-c%o-s,p y, Sap+I9I. 49,,
ranged as apts Heat and hot water
SS4'930o0 for quick sale. Call MR. PECK,
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ROOMS WANTED.

BRITISH Air Commission officer requires
comfortable, large bedroom with private
ba n and light breakfast served in room.
Within Il mile of Dupont Circle. Private
house preferred. Box 10Th. Star.
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYE wishes corner
room attractively furnished as living
bedroom. with bath and unlimited phone,
select NV residence district, convenient
transportation; breakfast or grill priv
ilegeS: about $50: or share n-bedroom
apartment under same conditions, with
congenial lady. Box i@9-M. Star.
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DUNCAN BUILT.

Army officer selling his beautiful brick,
corner home, only I6 months old: large
living room opening onto large screened
porch: large dining room, de luxe kitchen
with breakfast room. 3 bedrooms. . tile
baths. large recreatio room, maids S room,
built-in garage, large shade trees: real
bargain. LESLIE D. MEASELL, WO. Abb.
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MOODRTDGF.

35I7 SOuth Dakota Ave NE.
6-room detached brick home. with trick
garage. GOOD yard: beautifully situated
Sale price. $3.50 For appointment, call
Mr.. Peck. WAPLE & JAMES, INC, DI
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BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED

WAREHOUSE, APPROXIMATELY 5000
so. IT.. in Alexandra or vicinity, siding
preferred. State location. sale price and
rental Box 365-L, Star.
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4710 18th St ne. - Furnished sample
home. Attractive new brick homes. g rms.
baths modern kitchen. concrete front
porch Bryant aforementioned heat insu-
lated furred walls; Bendix washer; wealth
er-str1pped. screened; large lot: price,
$3.50 Up: reasonable terms. To inspect:
Out Michigan ave to 18th st. ne, left on
18th to Buchanan, left on Buchanan 10
18th, right TO homes. Open. Phone Mich
VIM. r. THoRowGooD.
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NEW BRICK HOME

202l Hamlln st ne ! SQUARE r. !.
tile bath shower. furred walls. near
school. churches and stores. Small cash
payment balance like rent. Open OWN
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BEDROOM, KITCHEN, BATH. USE OF
living rm.: gas, cleo hot water furnished
Apply a m. 1905 Eye st. Sc.
2616 UNIV. PL. NV. Mr. 18th AND
Falrmont-Bedrm., dinette, kit. porch;
utll. furn.; S37 90, to couple Quiet home
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Chevy Chase, Md.-S1.O 900
LIVE-RENT FREE

Down SIS" month, incl. taxes: new stone
house modern; Z rms. ~ baths. oil heat,
gar: SlO.1aO. Wisconsin lSiX cos
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT

BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY-TYPE HOME ~
acres. lawn. shade trees, Shrubbery and
MOVERS; : rooms, bath, automatic oil heat:
double garage; SO mo Immediate pos
session. Phone Vienna 81
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REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE.
WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

& LARGE ROOMS AMI, 4 BEDROOMS,
oil heat. for smaller house. OWNER.
North 5239.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-18
Need For Expanded Education
Facilities Discussed by Board

care OF twice the number OF rooms
in the present structure.
The crowded problem in spen-
Ger School. east Of the city, was
cited and Mr.. Chapelle said he had
been contacted in regard 10 the
admittsnce OF their sixth graders
to relieve the situation
Growth OF population in the city'
was discussed and 70 was sIg-
gested that a survey be made to
determine where the c9ngested
areas are ana are likely TO be.
With the increase Of population 10
the western part Of the city plans
for A. new hool building In that
vicinity we're thought 10 be OF
prime consideration.
At the business meeting, mimi
ties OF the February u meeting
were approved as were the bills
for the month totaling S3216.j9,
and the auditors report showing
balance as Of February '2s Of
S19.51cS2.
Wesley Dawson presided .n the
absence of President Harry Shae-
fer.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-18

School problems which will
arise AS the result Of erection Of
the new Ford plant east OF the
city were discussed at the meeting
OF the board OF education Monday
evening
1t was pointed out that as the
plant is 10 he located about three
miles from thetcity and an estima-
ted 900 are expected to be en-
ployed in the first unit. a tremen-
dous change Is likely in the city.
Supt + II. Chapelle said there
we're three possibilities for funds
with which TO build additional
schools Ford might build them.
the state might provide the aid
or the Federal government might
supply FUNDS dealing with the
problem as one connected with
national defense.
Mr.. Chapelle said that he ex-
pected PWA action on the add.
ton to Prospect School. the pro-
Jet being included along with
plans for the proposed shop ad-
Gition for Ipsilanti High School
The plans for the boiler house
there provide for heating unit
that could be installed 70 take
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-18
Mediation at
FOrds Likely

Detroit Mar. lS-AP-Goy Muir
ray d. Van Wagoner's special three
man commission reported progress
yesterday in its efforts to mediate
the controversy between the Ford
Motor Co. and the United Automo'
bile Workers (ClO).
The commission conferred with
a committee OF UAW-CIo members
nom the yFord Lincoln plant, but
Chairman Thomas J. Donahue de-
clined to reveal what was dis
cussed
Mediation steps in a disput in
volving so many employees are OF
necessity slower, but We are hear
ing both sides Of the case and con-
tinuing our mediation efforts in
cooperation with James f. Dewey,
federal conciliator' Donahue said.
John D. Lynch, a commission
member said the fact that we have
gotten this far without strike
is a sign of progress. The union
has filed intent TO strike at the
three Ford plants
Lynch said the National Labor
Relations Boards order for hear.
ings on UAW-CIO petitions for Ford
plant elections should have
Quieting effect on all parties
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-18
Over Hundred
Hurt in Crash

nv International $eWs service)
Ravenna. O., Mar. lS-INS-An
estimated 100 men we're injured
50 70 50 OF them seriously. today
when an Erie Railroad commuters
train taking workers TO the Reven-
ma ordnance plant was struck at
Sindham. 10 miles north OF Reyen
ma, by an eastbound freight.
The injured we're rushed 10 hos
pitals IN Rayenna. Warren and
Youngstown As far as could be
ascertaincd there were no fatal
tiles. although Patrick Frasicr OF
Youngstown. who was riding IN
the fourth coach from the end.
said he believed several would not
survive. 50 serious we're their in
iuries.
The freight train crashed into
the commuter train as II stood on
siding, deraillng the last four
coaches. The second and third
coaches from the end were over
turned
In freezing weather scores Of
workers were thrown from the de-
molished coaches and forced 20 lie
on the ground 10 await medical
attention Others who were only
shaken up gave first aid 10 the
more seriously injured until hos
rital attendants ar. ivod IN ambu-
f1f1ree- and medical officers came
from the ordnance plant.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-18
State Pension
Bill Submitted
to Legislature
Warner, Espie Sign
Proposal

Lansing. Mich. Mar. rs ms
Republican leaders today agreed
TO an administration prepared bin
appropriating $25.000, 900 a year
for old age pensions. dependent
children and like requirements.
Reps John Espie. Eagle. Joseph
l.. Warner. lpsilanti. and Victor a.
Knot, Sault ste Marie, all Repub
licans.e affirmed their name to the
bill which was prepared by bud
get Director Leo j. Nowich
The welfare department asked
$l0600 600 a year for old age pen
sibns and the bin allows 10000
600 II asked $5,600.0O0 for aid
TO dependent children, and was
granted that sum as It was S17l,000
for care OF the blind aud Sl.700,000
for operating expenses
The only sharp reduction In wei
fare department requests was In
direct relief The department
asked for $l2.O0O.OO0 a year. But
the bill as n stands now, appro'
priations S6.250. 900 for direct re
lief this year and $5.750,000 the
following year.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-18
Women Told of
'Doughnut Diet

(By International News Service
New \ ork. Mar. Is -INS-A new
eight-reducing "doughnut diei'
was proposed by Dr. j. Howard
Crum today before 1000 heauii-
clans attending the International
beauty show.
The diet repeatedly able TO taGe
off one to two pounds week, con
sists OF doughnuts and fruit Juices
for two meals topped off with ?
light supper each evening
Too often reducing women taN'
so-called helping OF certain
food allowed on their diet not real
ling that their idea Of helping
is usually twice as much as they
should eat. DR.. Crum declared.
with doughnuts that's impossi-
blue because they are one size and
II YOU are supposed to eat only 2
half a doushnut that can be easily
determined.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-18
Friend Keeps Promise
to Deceased lriShman

Reading Pan Mar. lS-AP-The
wind whistled through the treetops
with a sound like a wailing bansh 20
and the cold cut deep on the slopes
OF Nevers nix Mountain but Alvah
o. Schaeffer kept his i5th St Pat
rick's day tl%st at.the grave Of an
old Irish friend.
The keys on the comets OF two Of
Schaeffers friends froze 10 the bit
ter cold and the music played by
two others on a trombone and
baritone horn blew away up the
mountain from the crowd that gath
cred for the strange ceremony last
midnight.
Standing with barred head beside
the grave. Schaeffer recalled again
the pact that BROUGHT him there
III die FIRST" Iannahoc had
told him back I'm 1897. you will
play my favorite tunes over my
grave each 81. Patricks Day, just
after the clock strikes midnight.
And II you die first, viii keep
the grass forever green upon yodr
grave and put a shamrock on t
every year
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-18
HOUSE EXPECTED
To VOTE FOR MD
To BRITAIN SOON
Word Of U-Boat Coming to
u. S. Not Expected to
Halt Approval
DEBATE STARTS TODAY.
ADMINISTRATION READY
Republican Floor Leader
Indicates His Support
on Appropriation

Washington, Mar. IS AP -
Given a grim. dramatic note by re-
ports that a Nazi U-boat was on
route to American waters, House
debate opened today on the huge
$1,000 100000 appropriation for the
British aid program.
What effect the reports would
have on the discussion was yet %
be determined, but the consensus
was that they scarcely would ham
per the Administration speed
schedule plans TO get the multi
billion dollar bill approved by TO-
morrow night.
Even before the submarine re-
ports-still' unconfirmed-were re-
cefved, only scant rumblings of Cd
position to the bill had been heard.
Democratic leaders were ready TO
picture the urgent need for prompt
action in such a way that they ex-
pected to hold the opposition 10
only so or 40 votes out of the
Houses 435.
Many Republicans likewise were
talking of quick approval, but there
was no party unanimity on the bud
get A private three-hour caucus
of the minority members yesterday
produced widespread differences OF
opinion, some legislators urging a
reduction in the total. others de-
handing that all available English
security be posted. and still others
advocating that only part OF the
big sum be made available in cash
and the rest in authorizations.
when the lease-lend bill pass
ed in the House Feb. s, "a Republi-
cans voted for it and 1875 against.
However, in concurring in Senate
changes in the bill last week, "a
Republicans voted approval and
only 81 against)
After the caucus, Rep. Martin
(Mass), the Republican floor lead
en-, indicated that he probably
would support the Appropriation.
Rep. Taber (N.Y), another minori-
ty leader who, like Martin, fought
the original lease-lend measure. an
nounced flatly that he would vote
the money.
The general attitude. many said,
was summarized in Tabers state
ment:
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-18
Quick Federal Moves to Curb
Strikes i'm Defense Predicted

mediation board to deal with labor
disputes.
A War Department spokesman
declined to reveal Jhe nature OF the
steps to he taken at Wright Field.
where work has been stopped sine
early this month At the construc
ton scene, however, Isaac Penner.
New York electrical contracto~
declared last night he had reject
ed request from an unnam' 4
Army officer to discharge a crew
Of ClO workmen,
AL building trades members
walked out when the CIO men went
to work Penner said he had no
choice but to stick with the CO
with whom he had contract
Secretary OF Labor Perkins and
See STRIKES Page G
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-18
Ordinance Revision Designed
to Improve City Appearance

ate tfafiic, hre or explosion hazards
or interfere with functions Of the
IRE department.
Existing signs may be maintain
ed a. at present 80 long as they do
not create 2 hazard.
so sign shall be attached TO
door. window easing Or tree and
no temporary flat or column signs
are 70 be erected with the lower
part nearer TO the Sidewalk than
eight feet Projecting signs arc
10 extend over public sidewalks 10
more than six feet and are TO be
IS inches from the curb line
Swinging signs are prohibited as
are signs on Are escapes.
All faUenings are TO. he secure
and staples wires Or wood plugs
are prohibited.
Signs with cloth panels attached
to buildings will not be allowed.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-18
Council Notes

All members Of city council wer3
present Monday evening
Petition of Leon W. LeddiCk for
water main and sewer on She.
man ST. from Allen st. to lot Z or
10 the end OF the street was re-
lcrred to r. Fred Older city on.
gineer, for estimates Of cost.
city CLERK Harvey Holmes re.
ported that Edward H. Block and
Harry Burbridge had taken thcW
oaths OF Office as members Of the
electrician examining board
After payment Of bills total on
deposit in city funds was reported
as S51.329.92 OF which S2S,317.j1
is in the water works fund, So,
S90.96 in the general fund. $780,!
in the sinking fund. s69ll7 in the
bond and coupon fund
In compliance with request
from the public debt commission
council reconfrmed special assess.
ment rolls for curb and gutter and
sidewalk projects. Paving and
sidewalk bonds IN the amount n
$4,000 we're authorized
Redeemed sewer bonds In the
amount OF $500 and sever and pa .
ing coupons OF $3.50 were ordered
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-18

In an effort 10 encourage more
orderly appearance IN the bust
ness district OF Ypsilanti. Gig
council Monday evening placed on
FIRST reading q rev ised sign ordin-
anCe.
The revision provides that per
mits for all new sign. be obtained
from city council and that a fee
Of 81 be required To- all cases eX-
ccpt portable signs
Safety Is one Of the main fea-
lures Of the ordinance. All per
sons or organizations In the bus
ness OF erecting repairing or hang
lng signs will be required TO fur
nish public liability Insurance
bonds in the amounts ~ 5000 for
injury 10 one person. SO 900 for m
urles 10 more than one. and $1,000
Tor damage 20 property 40 sign
q 20 be erected which would Acre-
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-18

Officials are investigating the
wreck Of a Pennsylvania railroad
train carrying more than 100 pas
.sengers which plunged into the
icy Ohio river near Baden. Pa,
during sleet storm. killing at
least four persons and injuring l05
others. Vice President f. W.
Smith OF the Pennsylvania road
said that "all the spikes were re
moved from one rail and the rail
was moved in on the ties" Three
coaches and the baggage car top
pied into the river, as pictured in
the top photo. In the background
of top picture is the Jones and
Laughlin Steel Company plant at
Aliquippa. Lower picture shows
a relative OF one OF the victims be-
ing restrained at a Pittsburgh
hospital.