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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-01-10

New YORK Jan e-EUSfNES-
prex9ent Rocxexeax haM eutGEn-
lng the need tor vastly expending
the ac04e % cur aid Ia BatAfn-ane
NE w1ee pz0tic a~ckegsance which
thai pant cf yie4 SEM 70 have
wox1--snAkc Il quite clear pne Y. s
"a eel along toward an ~all-oszt
wax effort Sc Tar as ia e~cueanxnbcS Of
procurement. prcducstnn ard Gisira-
button are cuslccrrsrd That doeS11
mean the War ard Navy depart
rntrts viii tax charge 81 every
thing 50 FAR as Is possible. u Win
be left % the psce mechanism %
Cur economic Net-up 70 steer CON-
m0Sa1ttes into ultimate consumption
whether military o. civilian
But. II does raean = change IN
the normal standards By which
business decisions ARE reached In
stead Of the usual question whose
aszxwcr determines the undrtaktng
OF stunning q a new enterprise o.
q ueW method. namely VIII Il net
me q prosltfs the course IN such DE-
ciSlgEls nov VIII be determined oy
the answer To- VIII Il help 20 TN
piement and and expedite defense
cor warl prodnctionf
EVERYONE has recognized that
national defense has In recnt
months become the Overwhelmingly
dominant factor in American eco
noE1sic life But events OF the LAST
week or 50 have 50 70 speak made
IL official AT the am time has
come officiai embarrassment Of the
point Of view long held by tndustri-
al leaders. that we cannot hope 70
DO an adequate JOB OF glrding for
war eor even defensel and at the
same time maintain q business as
usual pace in al non-defense pur-
suits.
BETTERN USUAL - Business
may not be usual under such q
regime. and a lot Of businesses viii
feel pinehes, but there's no denying
that. IN general business Is good
Data on Christmas week retail sales
for the country as q whole indicate
that trade may very likely have
registered q gain Of so per cent or
more v c the same week in 1899.
The catch here Is that this partical-
ar week contained two Just-before-
Christmas shopping days that. on
the 1889 calendar, occurred IN the
previous week. Even 50, the whole
month Of December ran about IL
per cent ahead OF December. 1888.
which puts It just about even with
December Of 1878. and consider
ing that prices then were about 20
per cen higher. it appears that. IN
volume Of goods. the recent holiday
season was the greatest IN the
country's history.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-01-10
CITYss NEW OFFICIALS
NW0HM ~ MONDAY
FOn FOUn FkAa TERM

Icoaanasd hela p o.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-01-10
BEHIND THE SCENES
In AMERICAN BUSINESS

TAE anfsrnaaApn rsuasannd IN thm wreAly nmumary Il hnppSnr
ixs IN 80 ~ssta - SaAnesa ~ hnassary h@s b<~a eAs.lnes
hren n@@Fccs ~ csnmdss rsaaahb bod Il n< s=sxanss~a 0gAa-
soas and fs~e<Asts ax hase6 upsm careful ANALYSIS ~ are So
bret Be- change waheus neuee
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-01-10

Miss Gloria Grant returned sun
dag from New oFleang where she
visited Miss Dot Long Tor several
days,
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-01-10

Misses Cannie hArse Crane and
Edna F1timnn returned sunday
evening 70 their studies a. Htilman
College 81 Clinton. after spending
The holidays with their parents IN
PaScaFouia
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-01-10

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Evening star., 1941-04-13

With shiny new coat of paint
on its so count 'em) different
amusements, Glen Echo Park opened
its 1941 season yesterday, and the
happiest person in the park was
Leonard B. SchloSS, vice president
and general manager.
Thirty-one years at the helm Of
WaShingtons favorite summer fun
center have served only to heighten
the 69-year- Mr.. SchlosS' Zest for
the biggest thrill in the park-the
coaster dips.
He sat on bench in the bright
sunlight, enviously watching a pack
of bowling youngsters on the coaster,
but when some one suggested that,
perhaps, he had outgroWn such fool
ishness, Mr.. Schloss bristled.
I'll have you know I took the
first ride on the coaster dips a few
days ago-before the park was
opened"
Rides All but Scooter"
He added he still takes rides on
everything in the park except the
flying scooters.'
Mr.. Schloss was glad to see kids
romping about the park-and there
were several hundred on hand for
the opening-but something else
tickled him even more. He was
back with his family" for another
season.
The family, it developed. is COM
posed of every employe in the park,
but it's the Older" members that
Evening star., 1941-04-13
Golden Jubilee Committee
Named for Arqo Lodge

Joseph A. Wilmer, general chair
man Of the 50th anniversary of the
founding of Argo Lodge, B'nai
Birth, last night announced the
appointment of committee chairmen
10 arrange for the golden jubilee
celebration to be held at the Will
lard Hotel May IL.
Edward Rosenblum, director of the
Jewish Community Center, and
Philip Goldstein, president of Argo
Lodge, will serve as assistant chair
men. Mr.. Rosenblum also heads the
Banquet Committee. Maurice D. Ro-
senberg is chairman of the Reception
Committee; Edward C. OStrow will
handle finances; Hyman M. Gold
stein, registration; Maurice Salo-
mon and William L. Bush, trans
portation and sightseeing.
Mrs. Irene KoenigSberger, presl-
dent of B'nai Birth Auxiliary, has
been placed in charge of the Ladies
Entertainment Committee.
A convention of Grand Lodge No.
Sof Bnai Birth will be held on May
10. IL and IL at the Willard and
high loge officials who will attend
the convention also will participate
In the golden jubilee celebration.
Among the guests will be Henry
Monsky, national president Of Bnal
Birth.
Evening star., 1941-04-13
Columbia Music School
Broadcast Tomorrow

Easter music by members OF the
faculty. and visiting artists, at the
Columbia School of Music will be
featured In the schools broadcast
tomorrow at sos pm. over Station
WINK.
The program. which is part of the
WINK Symphonic Hour, will include
the Mozart "Hallelujah," Schubert's
AVE Maria" a paraphrase of the
Twenty-third Psalm by Henry
Smart, There Is No Death" Geof-
frey O'Hara; Now the Day Is Over
by J. Christopher Marks and
~Caprice" by Legnani.
Participating artists will be Miss
Ffeurette Joffrie, Miss Louise Sweet,
Mrs. L. H. Rohlader, Sophocles
Papas, A. T. Campbell and Miss
Mildred Deane.
On April % at 8:45 pm. the
Columbia Music Makers program
will include number of songs by
the Joffrie -Rohlader Campbell trio.
Evening star., 1941-04-13
Easter Egg Rollers
Will Be Greeted
By Mrs. Wallace
Annual ChiIdren's FroIic
To Be Held Tomorrow
On White House Lawn

Mrs. Henry A Wallace, wife of
the Vice President, will substitute
for Mrs. Roosevelt at the annual
Easter egg rolling on the White
House lawn tomorrow. Mrs. Roose-
welt, who has made it her custom
TO walk around the grounds at least
twice each Easter Monday and
greet the visitors, will be out of
the city.
President Roosevelt will resume
his custom of greeting the crowd
from the south portico sometime
during the day. Last year he re-
manned indoors because of the cold,
which cut attendance from the
usual $4,000 to $1,000.
Both east and west gates to the
White House open at 8 am. and
close at pm. Only children under
10 and adults accompanied by chill
dren are to be admitted. The
White House will be closed to visi-
tors all day.
Six Bands to Play.
Six bands will play in succession
from bandstand at the back of
the lawn. The grounds will close
after a concert from 8 to pm.
by the United States Marine Band,
TO which the general public will be
admitted.
Mrs. Wallace will be hostess to
ITO children of official Washington
and friends invited by Mrs. Roose-
velt to the annual children's party
In the White House from $3.50 to
$50 pm Most of the children this
year will be British refugees living
in Washington or vicinity.
An inferno and two nurses from
Emergency Hospital will be on call
all day, as will two more nurses
and an ambulance from the Red
Cross. Dozens of Boy and Girl
Scouts and Girl Reserves have been
assigned to the duty of caring for
lost children.
46 Men Will Clean Up.
Chief Groundkeeper William L.
Reeves said he expected the good
weather would attract a record
crowd this year. Forty men from
the National Capital Parks Office
have been assigned to assist the six
regulars Of the White House clean
up force to pick up tons of news
papers. egg shells, Easter grass and
baskets left by the visitors.
Besides the Marine Band. music
will be furnished by the National
Training School Band, Alexandria
High School Band, Loew's Washing
ton Theater Band, Police Boys Club
Band and the Montgomery County
High School Band.
Evening star., 1941-04-13
Egg-RoI|ings TO Start
Busy Holiday Week
Sponsored by Chest
Recreation for 1000
Children Will Include
Picnics and Dances

Groups of egg-rollers escorted to
the White House by Community
Chest workers tomorrow and addi-
tional egg-rolling parties given ir
Chest agencies will begin a week
of holiday recreation for 1000 chill
dren superintended by the Com
munity Chest.
Parties for nursery school chill
dren too young to go to the White
House will be held tomorrow al
Barney Neighborhood House by Miss
Mary Adams, trustee, and at the
central branch of the Washington
Boys Club Egg -rollings also will be
held by the eastern and central
branches of the Boys Club behind
the new National Guard Armory.
Tuesday a group from Georgetown
Children's House will visit the Zoe
in a Rotary Club bus at $50 am.
and another group will hold party
at Juanita kaufman Nye Counci
House from am. to IL. The nur.
sery and play school group will cele.
brate at Southwest House on Thurs.
day evening and the older children
on Friday.
-Four groups from Friendship
House will picnic at various time.
during the week at Fort Dupont
The Supper Club group will 60 or
Tuesday, the Day Home children
Wednesday, the Girl Scout troops or
Thursday and the boys department
Saturday.
Religious programs will be helt
in Salvation Army neighborhooe
centers today at 6:l5 O'Clock.
Easter week dances, sponsored by
the Chest, will be held at Friend.
ship House on Wednesday for thost
Evening star., 1941-04-13

Mr.. Schloss likes to talk about-the
ones who are back year after year.
Most Are Veterans.
Thomas J. Mulligan has been
taking tickets at the Midway ever
since Mr.. Schloss became manager
81 years ago. His general superin-
tendent, Joseph Hart, has been there
28 years. Tom Muck, superintend-
ent of the coaster dips, has been at
his post Is years; Mike Prather, 20
years on the dips; Bill Brewer.
10 years on same; Emory Crouch,
who runs the World Cruise" II
years; Ira Pope, merry y-go-round su-
perintendent for 10 years; Steve
Maroney, in charge of the penny
arcade for 16 years-and the list
goes on and on.
All of the parks amusements have
been reconditioned and many of the
rides improved Instead of the old
stationary scenery of the World
Cruise" tnee Old MILD Mr.. Schloss
has installed acrobats, clown bands
and other moving objects. The
waterway canal and the cafes also
have been improved.
During the winter, the grounds
were re-macadamized, the gardens
beautified and picnic groves en-
larged
Paul Kain and his orchestra, en-
gagged for the season, opened last
night in the Spanish Garden ball
room. Dancing will be held each
week night from 9 to midnight.
Evening star., 1941-04-13
NotobIes Will Help
PiccudiIIy Auction

A number of prominent guests will
be asked to WELD the gavel at the
auction sale concluding the Pic
eadilly Arcade benefit for the r.
A, r. benevolent fund, it was an
nounced yesterday.
Principal auctioneer at the affair
will be Richard Myer, a composer
who lived for many years in Paris
before coming to New York. Elsa
Maxwell society party giver, who
will be Mrs. Nicholas Longworth's
house guest at the time, may also
do gavel duty.
The auction, at which goods not
disposed of during the three-day
Piccadilly Arcade will be put up
for sale, will be held Wednesday
ut 10 pm. at the headquarters of
the Society of the Cincinnati, 2118
Massachusetts avenue NV.
Evening star., 1941-04-13
The Prince of Peace
To Be Presented April 23

A benefit performance of 1.-THE
Prince of Peace" story-drama based
on the life and ancestry of the
Man of Galilee, by Mrs. Minnie
Frost Rands, will be given in the
Foundry Methodist Church on Six
teenth street NV. April % to
raise money. for the Let's building
fund of the church.
The Rev. E. l.. Ford, assisting
the Rev. Frederick Brown Harris
pastor, has arranged the perform
ance under the sponsorship Of sew
aral church groUps.
Evening star., 1941-04-13

from II to Is.
Georgetown Children's House will
give dance tomorrow night, Christ
Child Settlement Tuesday night,
Georgetown Boys Club in Peck Me-
mortal Chapel on Thursday and
Saturday nights, the eastern branch
Friday and the central branch Sat-
urday. The dance at the eastern
branch on Friday is sponsored by
the National Capital Junior Opti-
mist Club, and is being held in ad-
dition to the regular Tuesday dance.
The African Gold Coast purchased
$6 ,397 ,497 worth of American air
craft in January.
Evening star., 1941-04-13
Pride Of Observation-Disclosures
With KindeI Furniture

You will be proud Of the KindeI Furniture you
select kindeI furniture mpresses you inn
nedioteIy with its effect Of beauty and per-
nnonenoe. 1t is furniture you will love to
own! Your investment in Kindel furniture
will pay lifelong dividends in pride Of pos
session. kindel furniture is most reasonably
priced Stop in tomorrow and see our KindeI
Galleries. Well show you through gladly.
Evening star., 1941-08-27

Mr.. Dodge accounted for IS years
success at marriage.
WELL" said Mr.. Dodge, II reckon
I'm a pretty good fellow. And my
wife's a pretty good woman. So we
Just kept on going.
Nowadays young folks seem to
drift of after a while" he said
thoughtfully. "They just seem to
get tired and drift off,"
why do you suppose this Is, Mr..
'0odge?"
Il don't know" he said. II don't
know"
Mr.. Dodge has been working at
Heurich's Brewery for 16 years. He
was born In Charles Town, w. Va,
but has been a farmer in Bluemont,
Va. most of his life. He came to
Washington, he says, because his
wife wanted to be near the chill
dren." They live at 1714 South Mon
roe street, Arlington, Va.
Would Do It Again.
Later, Mrs. Dodge arrived-71
years old, with the bluest eyes you
ever saw-and they got ready to
pose for pictures.
Somebody asked Mrs. Dodge
Evening star., 1941-08-27

John William Dodge, gatekeeper
at Heurichs Brewery, was married
IS years ago yesterday.
Mr.. Dodge, large man with red
cheeks, does not show his "a years.
He paused when the press called,
leaning in the doorway of his booth
at the brewery entrance, to talk
about his married life.
Evening star., 1941-08-27
Area Chairmen Named
For Red Cross Roll Call

Named today as area chairmen to
conduct the Red Cross Roll Call
among local business establishments
were Fred S. Boyer. Robert w.
Davis, Norman H. Barnes, o. H.
Ritenour, Preston w. Grant, w.
Herbert Gill, A. L. Merrill, R. G.
Wolfgram and G. F. Cooper.
In addition, J. K. Althous was ap-
pointed to direct the roll call in
department stores and James w.
Hardey to lead the drive among
newspapers. The silver anniversary
roll call will be held September %
to October 20.
Evening star., 1941-08-27

whether she would do 1t all over
again II she had the choice.
Yes" she said. "Yes, think I
would"
With that, she arranged her hus-
bands hair a little more carefully
and the photographers got busy.
Evening star., 1941-08-27

The first record Of q white man
scaling Whiteface Mountain, mile
high peak OF the Adirondacks, was
In 1914.
Evening star., 1941-08-27

"Yep. I've got . children" he said.
Had 15."
ANY grandchildren"
Yep. So"
How about great-grandchildren,
Mr.. Dodge?"
Observation-Disclosures Let's see.
Forty-seven"
A reporter wanted to know how
Evening star., 1941-08-27

Have the job completed now . and sove
money! Choice Of all our regular stock Of
Sle8 and S2.2e tper yord) moterioIs . . :.
tapestries, fine domosks, brocotelIes and
stripes. Our high stondord Of workmanship
include new spring cushions, re-webbino and
new nnoteriol provided where needed.
The Palns Royal.
Reabhoisterisg -. Second Floor
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-09-29
WAIVE EXAMINATION

Goidwater. Sept 29-AP- Two
Kalamazoo youths. Harold Motsin-
get. a. and Howard Whipplc. 90.
were held for higher court today
after having waived examination in
Justice court Saturday night on
burglary charges They were ar
rested In connection with safe rob
berries at Batavia and Prosecutor
William II. Frankhausar said they
confessed 10 those and numerous
other hurglariog.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-09-29
FIRE DAMAGES CHURCH

Battle Creek. Sept % Services
at s.. Thomas Episcopal Church
Sunday We're conducted IN an ad.
joining chapel because Of fire sat
urday which caused an estimated
$1,000 domage 10 the main auditor
ium The. Rev. VIII am A. Simms
removed vestment' and altar plate
In The midst Of the fire. Flremcn
said sparks from foundarie8 near.
by may have caused the blaze.
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ENDORSE CONTRACT

Detroit. Sept. GAP Members
of the American Communication
Association tClOj Sunday en-
Iorsed a contract with the Western
Union Telegraph Company cover
IN. 1000 employees IN the Detroit
area and said 10 cali for $4,000 In
nay Increase. Union officials said
it was the first Western Union AGA
contract The AGA recently won
a collective bargaining election.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-09-29

First Church OF Christ Scientist
A Wednesday evening service
which includes testimonials OF heal
ing is held at 1880.
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Charch
Briefs
Grace eIbIs EeIlow,hIn

Thursday. 7:45 p. m.-Prayer
meeting at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Frye. 1916 Maplewood
Ave.
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Ehmdn & GreenStreet
ISL n. washington. TEL. 1857

SEVERAL NEW HOMES under
contraction. FLA terms 10 per
cent down balance 1900 per
month including insurance. En-.
rFTe7r FUf -rTICs, Huron ftuugz.
o. W Michigan
FOUR ROOM BU%GALOW on
west side. basement. furnace. being
decorated. $3.50 down.
O%E ACRE CORSEr NORTH of
lpsIuut only $3.50
FIVE ROOM Bt NGAIOW ON paw
"a street, furnace, venetian blinds,
deep lot fruit trees s. 800
EIGHT ROOM close IN. with stok-
or. suitable FOR two family home
lot 66X241. two car garage.
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Real Estate Brokers
Brokerage caros

REAL ESTArk;-Genera. insurance
Ross h. Bower. I02 w. Michigan
Phone ss4
WE PAY better than per cent ON
your money with good security.
investigation welcome Budget
Built Homes. IS W. Michigan.
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Church OF Christ

wednesday, evening -se.ts service
and Bible' study. 7:45 p. m.
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Stretch Your Dollar BY Shopping From The Daily Cassicds
Merchandise
Earm product,. EauIpment

Farm Products. Equipment
Golden Delicious Apples
PICK them yourself 1oc hu. $3.50
Merritt Rd. LIST house ". ~ Stony
creek Rd.
Merchants Specials
SAVE $40. SIS. Se0-on. the purchase
Of YOUR new washer. All washers
tremendously reduced during our
rrmodellng sale. Act today and
save Grinneu Bros. cl0 W. Mich.
CLOSE OUT-of all new and use
refrigerators. fs9 up. Act today
while refrigerstorS are stu avail
able Grlnnell Bros 30 ". Mich.
CIRCULATING OIL HEATERS
Just the thing Tor a small home
1885 and w. Family Radio
Shoppe los " Mich. Phone S.
Merchants Specials
CLEAN BURNING
IDEAL EGG
Forksd clean $500 Per Ton
no SCOT STRlNGERS
=. NO CLlNKERS
Compare This coal
with other Goals
selling for 55c per ton more
Webb Coal Co.
Phone $50 62S y Huron
ROOF LEAK See Us FOR roof
coating, roofing. and shingles
Moormans. Phone l.
WATKINS DEALER. ). STANTON
Immediate delivery. Any product.
call az iQS Z. Cross. Pm. Sll-W.
CAR HEATERS-Ra Radios. Batteries
New and used. Thorne Tire Co.
100 Il. Mich Ph. 5Ss.
Official. No Hunting Signs
for Csc
for soc
5 for s. 90
or roc each
ENans-StRrr Printing Co.
ar W. Cross or Daily Press
office lol y. Huron.
THEY'RE SOMETHING more than
rancies and fads, these powerful
little Classified ads
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-09-29

HARDWOOD ST room house.
imitation brick siding orchard.
large lot $500. Terms $3.50 down,
n Peet % y Huron 81. 1911
OFF ECOES Five room semi
bungalow furnace. double garage.
$500. Terms ~ Peet. % -.
Huron street. Phone 1871.
JFF EAST MICHIGAN-3 room
house with very large living room.
rock latrrd plIEtered $500.
Terms 5l75 down. H. Pet. 50 y
Huron ST. 1911.
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Live Stock and Poultry

For sale-Llves,Ock, Poultry
FOUR BEAUTIFUL-young saddle
horses. five purebred Shropshire
bucks. ten purebred Nubian milk
ing goats. Hugh Cooper. $500 Ged-
dess Rd.. phone 1G57-J-2.
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Employment
Helm Wanteo-Fema,e


WOMAN Or GIRL to care for
child. stay nights or 90 home No
Washings Pa. ei6o-R, 72' W Mich.
WE PAY NOU Scooter selling ten
81 90 boxes 20 beautiful assorted
name Imprinted Christmas cards
sell Sl.00-your profit soc FREQ
samples. Cheerful card Co, .>BT
White Plaias. y. Y
WANTED a busy family of five.
= housekeeper, whose services will
he deeply appreciated Live out.
Please phone 1873.
CAPABLE WHITE WOMAN or
girl, past ~, general nousework.
STAY nights one child. Phone
tS32-N
Situations Wanted-Femals
EXPERIENCED WHITE COOK
wants work in refined home. sol
hawthorne 81
Statesmen Wanted
WANTED SPECIALITY SALESMAN
FOR PRODUCT NEEDED OR Ma
TIONAL DEFENSE
Manufacturer Of safety devices
desires man ambitious To- earn
more than ordinary wages. Prefer
married man well known locally.
80 hlgh-preSsure salesman want
ed Customers. business concerns.
schools. public institutions, cfc.
Additional earntnes from our reg
ular customers on service. Nation
ally advertised liUe Write details
about experience. Address Score
tarY Factory p. o. Box $50, Day
ton. Ohio.
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chrIstIan snd MIssIOnary AIIIanes

25 $. Prospect 81.
100 p. m. Wednesday An inspir-
ational service " praise and prayer.
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Merchandise
household Eurnlsnlnas

HOUSEHOLD furnishings
KALAMAZOO coal RANGE--rm-
peror, nearly new. cream enamel.
Reasonable price Frank Mn.
10000 Sherwood Rd. l Il mi. T.. OF
Wills, Pm. Willis 277
Wearing Apparel
FALL CLOTHING-fo men and
women and children. 105 W. Mich
igan. Phone l33S-M.
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II ACREs-on good road. room
house. garage poultry house elsc-
tric. for $500 with 1900 down.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-09-29

: ROOMS bath. garage. near Nor
NAL. for $3.50.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-09-29

} AcREs-on Whitaker Road. In
rr--rirr- s-r-44r----ii- -I4+A+E4e+- LIE
building spot. for 500 down pay
meuti 2ia acres, with sons large
trees on same terms. and priced
10 sell don't walt
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Announcements
Announcements

WOLVERINE CAB co.
Now az 423 W. Michigan. For
prompt taxi service phone 700,
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40 DOWN BUYS good building
lot fo by 1877 sandy soil good
vafcr. ono mile out and low taNar
priced from - 70 800 each. VIII
Is monthly. why pay rent?
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Earl l.. Freeman

l20 Pearl. Ph. 1853
Insurance Of all kinds In honor
able stock companies.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-09-29

INVESTMENT - family house,
with s rooms. bath on first floor
rooms bath On second. . car gsr-
age well located. $500 with $500
down
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-09-29
For Sale Real Estate
Houses

BUSINESS LOCATION for-road
side stand and gas station. close
in. and only $500