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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-01-23
Legal Notices
ASSESSMENT ROLL NO.
For Congress Street Curb and Gutter
Improvements from oakwood Avenue
to Mansfield Street


Lot Interpark Subdivision
Owner: E. S. Wilson. l1l7 5. Con-
gress st.
So Standard Curb q rs las
3O.3 So. TT. 6 Concrete q 10 ass
Total 1895
Lot Interpark. Subdivision
owner: Mis-. Leon Ferguson. sl4
Woodlawn Ave-, Ann Arbor
500 Curb and Gutter a $50 3l.00
Lot 3 Interpark Subdivision
owner; John Wilson. lll1 S. Con-
500 curb q Gutter q ,.s2 ssl.o
SO Standard Curb a .25 EOS
29.s So. IT. g. Concrete q lis 4.4s
Total 1874
owner: Earl l.. Campbell. LIST.
500 500 curb RIA and nd Gutter o so $1,000
$50 Standard Curb q .25 s.75
9O.i So. TT. 6" Concrete d rs o.o6
Total s82.7i
Lot Interpark Subdivision
Owner: r.. o. Woodbury.. ll2o ".
500 curb & Gutter @ $50 $500
20.i So. IT. g. Concrete q 10 3.07
Total ss4.O7
Lot 6 Interpark Subdivision
owner. +. 5: Harmon, ia Wing
St. Worthwhile Mich.
500 Curb & Gutter @ $50 sal.oo
s5' STANDARD Curb q 20 2.l3
29.s5 50. TT. 6" Concrete a is AS
Total 1871
Lot : Interpark subdivision
owner Henry Howard Michigan
500 curb & Gutter q s.e2 $4,000
l. Standard Curb a .25 .25
lsS 50. IT. s" Concrete q is 2.sI
Total ,342e
Lot S Interpark Subdivision.
owner. Henry Howard. Michigan
600 Curb & Gutter % $50 $1,000
J, STANDARD Curb g rs .25
Total ssl.::
Lot Interpsrk Subdivision
owner. +. J. Harris. 1913 5. Con-
500 curb & Gutter q ,.e2 s31 90
9.6 Standard Curb a rs 40
27.S So. IT. 6" Concrete "a rs 40
Total $3.50
Lot 10 Interpark Subdivision
S SO q! Curb 4 Gutter a ts2 $4,000
100 STANDARD Curb ~ rs 2.35
29i So. Fl. 6" Concrete a is i.S7
Total s37.7s
Lot II Interpark Subdivision
owner Mrs. Scott Sturtevsnt Jr.
500 carb & Gutter a ;s2 s3i 90
So. 800 Lots 5. 6. Z. except the
W 800. Blk. 10 Normal Park Ad-
ditions
owner: Orin Denton. ! lakewood
fisnteo' curb & Gutter a $50 sss.os
49, STANDARD curb a IS LIS
3iO5' So. ~. s. Con. a rs i.es
Total sss.so
Lot 4. Blk. 10 Normal Park Addition
owner. Vera Geer. sol Pearl -.
500 curb a Gutter n $50 t3l 90
Lot 3. Blk 10 Normal Park Addition
owner Merle Renton. HOS Con-
So o. curb & Gutter a $50 $500
OS' Standard Curb n rs 20
se.s sq 1T g. Concrete q rs 3.is
Total y3as.
Lot > Blk 10 Normal Park Addition
owner REYNOLDS Congdon. lll'
500 curb & Gutter a $50 s.ioc
OV Standard Curb q 20 ~
22s So. IT. g. Concrete a rs s.i-
Total t346.
Lot 7. Blk. 10 Normal Park Addition
owner. George Bouten. Sl41 r
900. curb q Gutter n ts2 saiot
/ Lot Z. Blk. II Normal Park Addition
owner: Leon Burreil and wife
iiit CONGRESS 81.
Lot s. Blk. IL Normal Park Addiuor
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-01-23
ORDERED HELD

Detroit. Jan 2S-AP- Vincent
Konwinski, %. Romulus, was order
ed held to circuit court under $1,000
5ond Wednesday when he appeared
before judge John L. Mokersky Of
Dearborn Township on a charge of
leaving the scene OF a Christmas
Eve accident in which two gir-s
were killed. The girls. jeanette,
IA. and VIRGINIA Woods. l6. were
struck by an automobile while re-
turning home with food for their
family's Christmas d inner.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-01-23
JURY PANEL TO REPORT

Detroit. Jan. ems A sixth
panel of $50 prospective jurors for
the Wayne County graft and con
spiracy trials was to report today
to Circuit Judge Earl c. Pugsley.
S nee the defense has only "A chal-
langes remaining and the state but
60, apparently the jury will ha e
to be selected from the sixth panel.
The ted Gus work Of selecting the
urors has been underway for 10
DAYS.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-01-23
POULTRY
(BatcheIor's MarkeD
Legal Notices

owner: Leon Burrell and wife.
1114 Congress St
500 Curb & Gutter a $50 $1,000
Lot 5. Blk. IL Normal Park Addition
Owner: S. T. Waters. Belleville.
500 Curb & Gutter a ss2. $1,000
Lot 4. Blk. II Normal Park Addition
owner: II. o. Woodbury.. 1920 y.
Congress St.
500 Curb & Gutter a s62 $500
12.7' Standard Curb a S.25 $5.1s
27.75 So. TT. g. Concrete q 10 4.i6
Total ssS.s4
Lot 3. Blk. II Normal Park Addition
owner: Chas. Z. Hasty. 1851 Mich
igan Ave. Wayne, Mich.
500 curb e. Gutter a $50 $500
Lots & :. Blk. II Normal Park Ad-
dition.
owner: Geo. willoughby. ll2i N.
Congress st.
1874 Standard Curb q rs 3.35
27.6 50. #. 6" Concrete q rs i14
Total sss.4s
o owner: Sophie Gauss. 800 Yin St.
Ann Arbor. Mich.
500 Curb & Gutter a $50 $500
Lot /. Blk, 10 Except +. 500 Normal
Park Addition.
owner. leo. W. SceBer. SdllHt'
ioo. O. curb & Gutter a $50 $1,000
w. 500 Lot ID" Normal Park Add
ton
owner: Flora Dundas. 1858 Tuxedo
Ave. Detroit. Mich.
500 Curb & Gutter a S.62 S3l:o0
+. $40 OF the w. 1870 Of Lot D.
Normal Park Addition
owner: II. o. Woodbury.. 1920 y.
Congress st
E. $40 of the W. 1880 Of Lot "D'
Normal Park Addition
owner: .. l.. Ball. ll25 y. Congress
$40 Curb & Gutter a $50 s39.6S
1873 50. II. 6" Concrete q is 2.ss
Total si2.es
Lot -" Except the west 1850 Nor
NAL Park Addition
owner: Mrs. Alma Woods
2722' curb & Gutter ~ $50 Sl6s.l5
1873 So Fl 6" Concrete a .l5 2.9s
Total sl7i74
Z. 1000 Lot 3. Blk 20 Normal Park
owner: e. G. Dishong. Y. ". c. A..
Detroit. Michigan.
1000 curb &c Gutter ~ SO 5000
w 500 Lot 3. Blk. 20 Normal Park
owner. Milton Hoffer. sss S. 9Th.
St. Rogers City. Mich
80 o. curb & Gutter a s.62 $500
Lots 10 & IL orchard Park Addition
owner D. II. Budd
12O4t' Curb e. Gutter n s.62 1851
Lot Is orchard Park Addition
owner. Frank l.. Miller. l2Ii y.
Congress St.
5o.07 curb & Gutter a $50 s3l.oo
1915 Standard Curb a s.25 sass
3O.3 50. TT. 6" Concrete q .l5 sf-45
Total $3.50
Lot f6 orchard Park Addition.
owner. u. N. Budd
500 curb & Gutter q $50 $500
Lot II Orchard Park Addition
owner. Scovill & Dawson
500 curb a. Gutter a $50 So 90
Lots is & 10 Orchard Park Addition
owner julius Hubscher. care OF
1000 curb & Gutter a te2 5000
rs standard curb a % go
500 sq. IL 6" Concrete a rs 4ei
Total 5000
Lot 20 Orchard Park Addition
owner Maynard Richardson. 1905
! " Congress ST.
100 standard curb q .25 80
| S0.6 So IT g. Concrete " 10 ie'
Total sss.Og
/ Lot 81 Orchard Park Addition
owner Roy and Louise Van Sickle
1907 y Congress ST.
500 curb & Gutter q $50 s3i 90
20 Standard curb a Is 80
isS sq. TT. s" Concrete a is 2.s'
Total s3t.li
Lot % Orchard Park addition
owner. william X. Halves. care Of
Y s. y.
81 Standard Curb ~ Is ..
i9.s 50. IT. s" Concrete o. 10 -.s'
J.
Total ,3LSi
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-01-23
RULING LATER

Flint. Mich. Jan. 23-AP-After
a conference Wednesday with CIO
United Automobi e Workers Union
officers and General Motors execu.
tives, DR.. George W. Taylor, labor
umpire, said he was considering
only the case OF d scharged EN-.
ploye. A ruling would be handed
down at later date. he explained.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-01-23
SLIGHT DECLINE SHOWN

Detroit, Jan. 23-INS-Automo
tive News estimated today that
1G0,233 cars and trucks. were pro
duced during the past week, com
pared to 120,356 vehicles the pre-
ceding week and 103.219 units dur.
inc the comparable period last
wear
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-01-23
IN WALL STREET
STOCK M RkET
OPENS HIGHER

OCN NJ HNE
OPENS HIGHER
New York. Jan 23-INS- The
stock market opened higher today
but soon ran into selling. Initial
gains ran to a point with steels
End rails eeding. However. prices
turned mixed soon after when trad.
ers backed away from everything
except rails.
Labor troubles in the Midwest in
plants With defense contracts was
an unfavorable factor.
Motor stocks opened firm. but
small opening gains in Chrysler and
General Motors soon were convert
ed to losses. Anaconda moved up a
half and then reacted. Bethlehem
had an early gain of three quarters.
u. S. Steel advanced y and then
drifted down Il.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-01-23
Commission Attorney

Robert Dunn, 1895 +. Michigan
Ave, las been named attorney for
the state civil service commission
and is stationed at Lansing. Mr.
Dunn was formerly a memJer o.
the Utilities commission Tor eight
years, five OF wnich he was C .ir-
man. Due to i'll health the past five
years, Mr.. Dunn has not been active
in public work.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-01-23
Ypsilanti Briefs

dition TO Ypsilanti High School
shop. presented for consideration to
the board of education Monday.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-01-23
Vegetables

Vegetables
Detroit, Mich, Jan. %
CARROTS-No. /, 7O@Soc doz. bun,
CABBAGE-No. /, coarse bu.
BEETS-No. /. 40Q65c bu.
POTATOES-New. No. l.. $4,000
bu
ONIONS-No. l. dry. 60q75 so lbs.
CELERY-No. /. $50 Csc doz. bchJ.
PARSLEY-35-45c doz. punches.
SPINACH--No. l. 50D75c bu
PEAS Black eye. Sl91.35 bu.
CAULIFLOWER - No. /. 75c q
90c. tu.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-01-23

In Lansing
Z. II. Chapele, superintendent OF
city schools, Franh Schimel. indus;
trial arts Instructor al Npsilanti
High School, and r. 5. Gerganola
arShitect, were in Lansing today
filth the proposed plans for the ad-
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-01-23

This is an air raid suit-or at
least designed for that purpose.
Demonstrated by Madeline Cont,
the suit is one Of 1900 beirg sent
to English mothers by the Pitts
burgh branch Of the American
Red Cross for wear by children
and women who have to get out
Of bed at night and rush to an
air raid shelter. The kit worn by
Miss Cont contains soap. towels.
wash cloths. fashIight and first
aid supplies,
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-01-23
Poultry

poultry
Detroit, Mich. Jan. 23-Poultry:
market steady. Hens, average runs,
lsc; leghorn hens, lbs up. l5c;
cocks, 10 q Ice; rock spring
ers up to 512 lbs. zoe; cock
broilers up to "a lbs, Zoe; hen tur-
keys zoe; tom turkeys. Ice: ducks.
white. lbs up. Ice; geese. lac;
rabbits. lie; capons. lbs up. 2Sc:
under lbs, 2lc.
No unloading of poultry uefore 7
a. m. or after p. m. Saturdays, no
unloading.
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Detroit, Mich, Jan. %
WHEAT No REQ. ia CARROTS
94c.
BARLEY-No. /, feeding, 55c; new
mating, 60964c.
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Fruit

Detroit, Mich. Jan. %
Mcintosh. No. l. $3.50
1.50 bu.; Delicious. No. /, s1.400
lis bu.. Jonathans. No. l. coca
$1.25 bu.; Northern Spies. No. /,
sl.50Q1.75 bu.
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Daily Market Report

$40; roughs. ss.5Oa675; lights.
$7.25q7.5O; pigs, 81; stays. $3.50
&
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Butter and Eggs

Butter and Eggs
Detroit, Mich, Jan. %
5Url Err Best creamery In tubs
2s%a3OAc.
EGGS - Current receipts, lie;
dirties. 15c; checks, l5c.
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L|NDBERGH

CONTINUED from Page One)
might be confronted in this hemis-
nhere"
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Lot % Orchard Park Addition
owner: Don PEBBLES. care Y. S. 3.
500 curb 4 Gutter a $50 $1,000
IL Standard Curb n rs 80
2l.3 So. TT. g. Concrete a is $40
Evening star., 1941-09-11
Virginia Lions Clubs
To Meet in Staunfon
Special Dispstch, to The Star.


STAUNTON, Va, Sept. l1.-On
November l the rally and fall con-
ference of Virginia Lions Clubs will
be held in Staunton, according to
Edward L. Stauderman, president
of the host club.
Coming here for the occasion will
be representatives of each of the SO
clubs in Virginia, the State officers,
and many other members of the or
ganization who will attend in an un-
official capacity.
DR.. z. G.. Gill, Roanoke, second
vice president of Lions Interna-
tional, will serve as POSTMASTER at
the banquet November /. Melvin
Jones, secreary general, has been
invited to speak, as has Colgate w.
Darden, jr., Democratic guberna-
torial nominee.
Lions attending the rally are in
vited to a luncheon at the Virginia
School Of the Deaf and the Blind
November /. They will be enter
tanned with a program presented
by students and also will make an
Inspection of the schools grounds
and facilities.
That afternoon Stonewal Brigade
Junior Band will play during the
football game between '. S. d. B.
and Tennessee School for the Deaf.
Ingleside Hotel, just north of the
city, has been reserved for the con-
vention.
On October 81 there will be a
Halloween ladies' night celebration
at Hotel Ingleside, with banquet
and dance in honor of all Lions
and their ladies attending the con-
vention.
Evening star., 1941-09-11
Bosfonian Selected
For Planning Aide
In Nearby Maryland
John R. KelIom Begins
Duties Soon; Subdivision
Proposal Deferred

The Maryland National Capital
Park and Planning Commission yes
terday voted to offer the position Of
Junior planning assistant to the
commission for the regional district
of Montgomery and Prince Georges
County to John r. Kellam of Boston.
In resolution creating the posi-
ton and outlining its duties, the
commission made known that Mr..
Kellams employment is to begin as
soon as he conveniently can accept
the offer.
During its meeting, at Silver
Spring, the commission deferred
action on request of M. K. Reading
to subdivide a lot at the corner of
Edgemoor lane and Glenbrook road,
Bethesda, into three building sites.
Mr.. Readings request meets the
minimum requirements of the plat
restriction law and members of the
commission several weeks ago ap-
proved the preliminary plan. Yes
terday, however, a petition was re-
ceived from the Edgemoor Citizens
Association and from nearby resi-
dents objecting to the proposal.
Montgomery County members OF
the commission will meet on the site
at $3.50 pm. tomorrow to consider
the application.
Evening star., 1941-09-11
Slayer Loses Appeal
In Virginia High Court
pn the Associated Press.

Be the Associated Press.
STAUNTON, Va, Sept. 1.-THE
State Supreme Court of Appeals
sustained yesterday the verdict Of
Norfolk County jury which SEN
fenced Charles c. Sanderlin, ga
year-old egg and poultry peddler, to
four life imprisonment terms for the
garrote Staying of his wife and
three young children.
In the lower court Sanderlin
pleaded not guilty, contending that
his 28-year-old wife had throttled
the children with twine and then
hanged herself. He said he found
all four bodies suspended from
beam in the chicken house on his
farm near Deep Greek, cut them
down and attempted to revive them.
The county coroner and an un-
dertaker testified, however, that
Mrs. Sanderlin had been dead 10 or
"a hours but that the bodies of two
Of the children were still warm when
they arrived ct the farm.
Evening star., 1941-09-11
Improvement
Bonds Asked in
Prince Georges
Advisory Bourd Urges
Purchase of Tructs d
For Recreation

In joint meeting with the Prince
Georges County commissioners last
night at Hyattsville, the Advisory
Board requested the commissioners
to take steps to dispose of such
amount of bonds as the commits
sioners shall deem necessary, not to
exceed $350,o00," to pay for i'm
provements in the county's metro
politan area.
The advisory units report, which
the commissioners have been study
ing for the past several weeks, recon-
mended issuance Of that amount of
the bonds during the next year.
The full program calls for expendi-
ture of 100000 over a two-year
period. The motion passed last night
was introduced by Oliver Metzerott
of the Advisory Board and followed
recommendation in the boards re-
port of study made by Prof. M. A.
Pyle of the University of Maryland.
Before meeting with the county
commissioners, the board received
petition from the Berwyn District
Civic Association urging purchase of
two tracts of land for use as public
parks and recreation areas. Known
as the "Gatti'' and Garter" tracts,
the land is bounded by the Wash
tngton-Baltimore boulevard, Rhode
Island avenue and Branchville road
and includes 80 acres. The petition
stated that the property, including
q seven-room house and four-room
tenant house, could be purchased for
approximately s36,500 up to August
81 of this year.
The board was also asked to ex-
tend Rhode Island avenue from
Riverdale to Edgewood road to pro-
vide connecting highway other
than the boulevard. Sidewalks were
asked for Central avenue and
Branchville road from the Washing
ton-Baltimore boulevard to the street
car line and on Rhode Island avenue
from Central avenue to Branchville
road. 1t was pointed out that these
streets are frequently used by school
children. W. F. Mulligan and Mrs.
Owen T. wyatt represented the
association before the board.
Delegates from Fairmont Heights
asked for purchase of additional
ground to provide for a playground
for the Fairmont Colored Elementary
School.
Evening star., 1941-09-11
Kidd, second, and Miss Metzger

Kidd, second, and Miss Metzger,
third.
Formal balance victorian Pc
riod, shades of pink, lavender and
purple)-Miss Dorothy Smith, first:
Mrs. Harrison, second and Miss
Metzger, third.
Arrangement of vines, foliage, or
both in clear glass bottle, stems to
count-Mrs. Keyser, first; Miss Sara
Harrison, second, and Miss Smith,
third.
Corsage arrangement-Mrs. Welsh
first; Mrs. Keyser, second, and Miss
Florence Manning, Leesburg, third.
Arrangement in after-dinner cof-
fee cups, using saucer as back
ground-Mrs. Welsh, first; Mrs. J.
P. Hatcher, Hamilton, second, and
Miss Harrison, third.
Dolls tea table, service complete
for two Guniors, IL and under)
Jane B. Hirst, Purcellville, first;
Barbara Norman, Purcellville, sec
ond, and Frances Turner, Round
Hill, third.
Fall arrangement of wild flowers
Mrs. Welsh, first; Mrs. M. v. Smith,
second, and Mrs. D. Donaker, Win
chester, third.
Miscellaneous arrangement-Mrs
Patterson, first; Mrs. H. c. Rogers,
Hamilton, second, and Miss Smith,
third.
Evening star., 1941-09-11
Young Democrats Honor
Upper Montgomery

Upper Montgomery County
night" will be observed this evening
at the carnival of the United Young
Democratic Clubs of Montgomery
County at Silver Spring.
Miss Barbara Elizabeth Walker,
17-year-old daughter of J. Forrest
Walker, secretary to the County
Board of Commissioners, will preside
as queen and will be welcomed by a
delegation including State Senator
Robert Peter, 1t. Col. E. Brooke Lee,
Lacy Shaw of the Maryland
National Capital Park and Plan
ming Commission, F. M. Hamilton of
the county tax assessors Office,
Thomas E. Hampton, president of
the County Board of Commissioners,
and other civic leaders.
Miss Walker will represent the
county at the Maryland Tobacco
Festival at La Plata September 26
and ~. Attending In her court at
tonight's ceremonies will be girls
who are contestants in the carnivars
beauty and popularity contest which
will be held Saturday night.
Evening star., 1941-09-11
Arlington Churches
To Make County Survey

Methodist, Catholic and Baptist
churches of the Aurora Hills and
Virginia Highlands area of Airing
ton County will send out $50
laymen Sunday to make a re-
ligious survey in that section in
an effort to create a closer rela-
tionship between the home and the
church. In addition, a card census
will be taken and later distributed
among the churches so a more ac-
curate record of religious affiliations
of county residents may be kept.
The drive, the Rev. T. G. Betsch-
ler, pastor of the Calvary Methodist
Church, said today, also is expected
to acquaint new county residents
with the churches. Other partici-
pating churches are the Mount
Vernon Baptist, the Rev. Willard r.
Pierce, and the Lady of Lourdes
Catholic, the Rev. Thomas Finnegan
Evening star., 1941-09-11
Committee Organized
10 Seek New School
For Cheyer|y.Iuxedo
Overcrowding of Present
Building Is DepIored;
ColIed Fire Trop'

A committee to press for con-
struction of a new Cheverly- Tuxedo
school was organized last night by
II representatives of four organiza-
tions in that Prince Georges County
CMd) community.
Dismayed at what they believe to
be serious overcrowding in the ex-
isting frame and brick structure,
the delegations met in response to
a call for q public meeting by Lee
Quinn, president of the Cheverly
Citizens Association.
1o-Room Structure Sought.
A new 10-room structure is being
sought but no provision for the
building was included in the list of
projects placed before the last ses-
sion of the General Assembly, which
were used as basis for obtaining
legislative approval of $500, 900
bond issue for school construction
purposes. For this reason, county
school officials have refused to ap-
prove a new building for the COM
munity at this time.
s. S. Klein, president of the Chev-
erly- Tuxedo Parent-Teacher Asso-
citation, told the meeting it should
take affirmative action to convince
county officials Of the necessity for
a new institution. Other speakers
contended that School Supt. Nicho-
las Orem had not been fully CO.
operative with the community in ef-
forts to obtain the project.
Called Fire Trap"
With facilities for 140 students at
the existing school the present reg
istration numbers 191 pupils, and
the frame portion of the building
has been branded fire trap by
county fire department officials, it
was declared. The seventh grade
was moved from this school be-
cause OF overcrowded conditions last
year, but the enrolment now ex-
ceeds last years by so students, Mr..
Quinn declared.
Representatives of other delega-
tions present included Mrs. william
A. Link, president of the Cheverly
Woman's Club and Eric Stearns,
spokesman for the American Legion.