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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-06-28
NOTICE
DISPUTE ENDED

Bad Axe. June 2s-AP-An offer
TO withdraw wage increase de-
mand apparently ended a dispute
Thursday between the International
Brotherhood Of Electrical Workers
(AFL) and the Thumb Electric Co
operative, Inc. The union had de-
manded wage increases totaling
S2,20i annually for u OF its mem
bers employed by the cooperative,
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NEED MORE FUNDS

Pontiac. June 2S-AP-- Fred 3.
Striffer. Caro-. chairman OF the Mich
lgan Hospital Commission. said here
that more money would be required
n state hospitals are 10 comply
with Federal wage-hour laws. striff-
Ter said that an additional appro-
priation would be asked
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Business Services

Business Services offered
MOTORS-repairs, rewinds. Electric
Motor Shop. 10 S. Huron
DON wILSON-moved from is z.
Cross St to SO Z. Cross. Phone
bs6-W. -
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Q ROOMS bath. oak floors. stoker.
Redecorated this month. car
garage. paved street.
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Business Services

Business Services offered
ROOFING new applied or old re-
paired Fave trough. furnace work.
Shauan Roofing Co. Phi 1858.
SEWING MACHINES = repaired
All makes. Work guaranteed. Sing
er Shop. 81 ". Huron. Phi. 9l2-M.
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Employment
situations wantsa-tsmsIs

REGIsTERED - practical nurse
for baby cases. Mrs. Taylor. 2tfS
Holmes Ed.
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Lake Property
For Sale Real Estate
Houses

I ROOM HOME close in. furnace.
bath, garage. $500 down and 4 per
cent interest. Immediate possess
sion.
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Real Estate Brokers
Brokerage CARDS

REAL ESTATE-Genersl insurance
Ross X. Bower. iO3 w. Michigan.
Phone $50
LIST your house. farm or BUST
ness with Harry o. Peet over "a
years real estate experience. SO ~,
Huron. Pm. 1871
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Legal Notices
APPo1NrMEHr or ADMIHrsTRA
TOR

STATE OF MICHIGAN. The Pro.
bate Court for the County OF Wash
At session Of said Court. held a,
! the Probate office in the City OF
Ann Arb0r. in said County, on the
| 9th day Of June A. u. 1871.
Present. Hon. Jay G. Pray. Judge
Of Probate
In TIE Matter Of the Estate OF
frankie Moshier. also known az
Frankie Moshsr. Deceased,
Loue G.. Jones. having filed In said
Court his petition praying that the
administration OF said estate be
granted 20 Loue O. Jones. or to some
other suitable person.
II Is Ordered. That the sth day OF
July A. u. 1891, at ten o'clock in the
forenoon. at said Probate office. be
and is hereby appointed for hearing
said petition.
notice thereof be given by publica-
ton Of n copy Of this order. once
each week for three success "
weeks previous 10 said day OF hear
Ing. in the Ypsilanti Daily Press =
Newspaper printed and circulated In
said County.
JAY O. PRAY. Judge of Proba,.
Nora o. BorEert. Register of Pro-
bate.
Adv. 6-62s
APPoIHrN1Hr or ADuNrsrRA-
ToR
STATE OF MICHIGAN. Tho Pro-
bate Court for the County Of WASH
tenaw.
At a session OF said Court. held
at the Probate office in the CITY Of
Ann Arbor. In said County. on the
9th day Of June A. y. 1871.
Present. Hon. Jay @. Pray Judge
In the Matter OF tho Estat. Of
Kate Moore. Deceased
Loue @ Jones. having filed in said
Court his petition praying that the
administration Of said estate be
other suitable person.
1t Is Ordered. That tho 18th day OF
July a. ID. 1871. at ten o'clock In the
forenoon. az said Probate OFFICE. be
and Is hereby appointed for hearing
said petition.
n is Further Ordered. That pub
lie notice thereof bo given by publi-
cation Of "a cory Of this order, once
each week for three successive
weeks previous 20 said day 81 hear
INK. In the ipsilanti Daily Press A
newspaper printed and circulated In
JAY o. PRAY. Judge Of Probate
true COPY.
Nora q. Borgert. Register Of Probate
ADV. G-62s
NOTICE
The city Of Ypsllanti intends 10
make sanitary sewer improvements
In the following manner. namely.
South Huron TO- sanitary sewer
IN Huron street. from Jefferson
street 20 waiting Boulevard.
An 81 sanitary sewer In Waiting
boulevard from Huron street west
~ First street
IN accordance with plans and re-
vised estimated cost az filed at
Council Meeting Aprn rs. 1870.
Further. The Common Council will
meet At Council Hall on Monday.
July 7. 1881. at 7.30 O'Clock p. m. 10
hear objections 90 said sewer i'm
proyements being built as petition
ed FOR.
SIGNED.
VI. z. HOLMES. CITY CLERK
Adv glsg
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Stretch Your Dollar by Shopping From The Daily Cdsjeds
Business Services
Business Services OF, red

Business Services OFT, red
HAVING AN AUCrIoN5
See Milford Osburn. Auetioneer
$50 Sweet Rd.. PA. iS3i-M
YPSILANTI-Sheet Metal and Roof
ing Co. Fave trough. resurfacing
and furnace work. Free estimates.
6l3 ST. Johns. Phi. i746.
Florist
VEGETABLE and flower plants.
Depot Greenhouse. Norris a Short
Oak. Phone 9l5-J.
Electricians
ELECTRICAL WIRING -of all
kinds. new and old work. Reason
able prices. A. F. Smith, SO S.
Summit. Phone e52.
Beauty Shops
PERMANENTS-S2.50 10 IS. sham
poo and fingerwave soc all week.
Eleen's, Si2 Perrin. Phone 1871.
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Earl l.. Freeman

100 Pearl. Phi. 1883
Insurance OF all kinds In honor
able stock companies.
SIX ROOMS $50 Towner. Call or
write Frank Panek. 203 Arnet St
Phone 1851.
$500 DOWN PAYMENT BUYS
"a NEW - rooms. basement. at
tic outside city. price $4,000. with
SIS monthly.
ca so foot lot cmpietely fenced.
house with S rooms. batA. laundry
tubs. automatic water heater; be-
tween City and new Ford .plantt
price $4,000 with $40 monthly.
(3) ( ROOM cottage on N. Huron
Road. with large Kitchen, laundry
room. living room and bed room.
for 1890 and $40 monthly.
$500 DOWN PAYMENT - buys a
double house. rooms on each
side. this is an older home, newly
painted and decorated inside and
out near city limits: each side
rents for 500; sale price $4,000 with
$40 monthly.
6 ROOMS and bath. excellent loca-
tion on West Side. newer type
home. with sun parlor. aircondi-
tioninR system: big lot. 2 car gar
only $500.
7 ROOMS bath. extra toilet and
layatory: this home on paved
street on West Side in good loca-
tion. well decorated and Just new
lyepainted outside: large screened
porch; priced to sell for 1880 with
One-third down.
20 ACRES tno buildingsJ . miles
out, rolling land. 800 young peach
and other trees. several nice build
ing spots; you can buy this for
$4,000 on terms.
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STATE OF MICHIGAN. The Pro-
bate Court for the County OF wash
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Merchandise
Household Furnishings

LOW PRICES-on Gold Seal Rugs
and ward goods. East Side Furni-
tpre. as r Miehigan ph. ils9
USED SPRING AND MATTRESS -
Good condition. Inquire lioS
Pearl Street.
USED FURNITURE cheap. lao.
los wallace Blvd.
Wearing Apparel
4TH OF JULY specials Mems.
womens and children's clothing.
Cheap, g05 W. Mich. Pr. i25S-M.
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Classified Aduenising

YPsILANTl PRESS, YPslLANTL
follows;
Three days .....lOc SIX days Sc
10 r OF
hpsciai rates for adv upon
ask for ad
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-17

Tag them about not picking up
things. A Womanless mountain for
two real he-meni
Bill had been up with them once
or twice. But he hadn't cared very
nucn for it. He had been forever
running down to Asheville to sec a
movie, or to get something differ
ent to eat besides beans or bacon
and eggs.
"Imagine a fellow wanting to
| see a movie, when he can sit on our
porch and see a view like this one!'
said Uncle John. I'm afraid our
William is just too darned civil
lied for us, Joel, boy"
yes, sir, I reckon he is, all
right" said joel.
And nOW here he was once again
among his beloved mountains.
But he wasn't very happy about
being there. It was all Bills fault,
of course. If Bill We're the sort Of
fellow who liked to rough it, go
unshaved for days, tramp the
trails, and tumble into bed at nine,
all tuckered out, being in the Wilds
. with him would be fun; but Bill
wasn't like that. He wasn't that
sort of fellow at all. AS Uncle John
had said, Bill was far too civilized
And the fact that he was pretty
well upset over what Rita LinWOOd
I,,l 1-,- - L,-, l,1,,'S ,@,a1-- Ltt-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-17
CHATTER EIGHT

10FI. WALKED to the bedroom
.. I.f,ra he ca5.Id e. anv
"''' a,a,.
tull.'' '''' ''
Tie, ire cape boil',itiI the IIEIIS
ro0r. ".1'.W
Th, three people within the room
.,,, .,-l stood starine. thci,
c,,; y.,,,
i"o''.'
%croutA'N upon "Ie H'e escape 9ile
was pcerinS III at them through the
window.
aye gods and little fishes,' said
Joel,
lei me in Sadie called, pound
ing upon the glass.
"What about it, Hill?" Joel
asked
There MAS no reply, Ell had dis
appeared.
let her in Aunt Sallio said.
"WcII have to tell her some
thing. ..."
But where's Bill?" Joel cried
He was here a moment ago."
He went out back" said Aunt
Sallie, Forget Bill, and let that
crazy woman in before she falls
and breaks her neck
"A broken neck would be milo
punishment for a girl like Sadie,
said Joel. He walked over anC
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-17

therell be the cabin waiting to well
come us"
"Darned if you don't go senti-
mental as the dickens when you
speak of the cabin" said Bill.
Maybe. Say, I wish Uncle John
we're here to enjoy it with us"
The lavender was deepening over
the mountains. They now looked
almost purple. The Blu Ridges had
become another color-preparing
for a deep and soundless sleep. The
boughs of the trees which bordered
the narrow road brushed TIE top Of
the car. Once Joel stopped to lift
a bOugh upon which was built a
birds nest. The bird tluttered off to
light upon a nearby limb, watch
ing, alert, nervous.
Good Lord. Joel" Bill said inn
patiently, whats the idea doing
that?"
The nest would have been
knocked down." Joel said, as he got
back into the car.
you mean you'd hold US up just
to
There were eggs in it," Joel
went on, II saw them. A greenish
blue, with small brown spots"
well, step on it." Bill urged.
It'll be dark soon. and we ought
to get our stuff moved into the
cabin before ali the daylight is
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-17

We're writing a story about such a
thihs Aunt Sall.e tetortcd.
never mna, d2n answer
Joel returned just tGyn.
wen, SLl' ; SoA'. h-"i'' Ih'.',
SS1''S pm ~" you came o"t oi
nj l e.
vas up III 'll' iooI' ana
9'I''e.
''C' shrugged ana started for
,ns bedroom, me }eIePhoAe bell
'"''@ 7s'"h ." o'd ne o">@er.
Don't answer said Bin. I'm
not gong TO let either of you two
DO so Just ignore Them
Its quite okay with me- said
Joel. I've got to be or my way,
anyhow"
I'm &oinS with you sand I'D
suddenly.
joel stopped stared at nm.
You're "hac ne sand.
I'm gong with YOU lS!ll re-
peated. If anyone thinks can
stay mere an" "rlte' with bells and
~buzZeiS iihSIn&, n reporters
c!lhlb4ilS up n flre escape, mes
crazy. I'm gong u? to that cabin
III IN" mountains, amt
But Bill, / words failed Joel.
after all, it's as much my cabin
as yours" BIZ rushed on. III stay
up there until al this business
blows over. I'll write some hc-man
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-17
CHAPTER NINE

JoLh NLNA VA l4LO tIlC uet-
room as though he would have to
postpone a little longer the bust
ness of living his own life.
Aunt Sallie watched Bill for a
moment, and then She went in to
be with Joel. She slipped an arm
about his neck.
Don't lie too upset, Joel, honey"
she said. And do see that nothing
happens to Bill He's such a sort
of"
"Unpredictable person" said
Joel. Yes, I've heard that one be
fore also"
He'll not stay up there with you
very long" said Aunt Sallie. Hell
be coming back, ana then you can
have the Eveless Eden vacation
you've been looking forward to-"
DO you really think SO, Aunt
Sallie?
"Of course / 10. Billll be bored
after a while"
IAN right" said Joel. IF l have
anything to do with it, he'll be
bored to a fare you we'll. I'll make
him loathe the very sight of a
mountain"
"Joel!' Aunt Sallie cried. you
sound downright desperate"
II am downright desperate" said
Joel. He gave his aunt a kiss and
pushed her out of the room. Get
along with you, Aunt Sallie, I want
to change into my Oldest pants. In
leaving right away"
But Joel was wrong. He didn't
leave right away.
Pv the time Bill had got through
telephoning about his trunk, md
the tickets, and by the time the
trunk had been delivered at the
apartment, It was ten o'clock.
Joel sighed and began to unlace
his shoes.
I'm going to bed" he said. mo
need trying to get away now until
morning. Good night, you two
But I've got to get home!" said
Aunt Sallie,
Bill can take you home!' said
Joel. The cars down front. Be
sure and lock it when you get back,
Bill, and bring me the key"
Good Lord, Joel" said Bill, Il
don't want to go out anywhere to-
night. Somebody may recognize
me, and
What of it," said Joel. Wear
my overcoat and hat if you want
to be disguised. III drop by in the
morning, Aunt Sallie, and say
g~oodby." He went into the bedroom
and closed the door.
1t was late evening of the fol-
lowing day when Joel and Bill
reached the last lap of their jour
ney. They We're now hiat in the
mountains of western Ay1tn Care
Ina.
Rang upon range OF mountains,
blue-tinged here and touched with
lavender there. Lovely Peaceful.
Rather like a MaXtield Parrish
painting, Joel thought. Mount Pts
gah and The Rat over there to the
east-outljned like a fantastic sill
houettc against the fast darhoning
Sky.
He thought of his Uncle John,
and the times the two OF them had
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-23
A Mans Bed
Betrays Him,
Maid Opines
Contends She Can Tell
About temperament
By DAMON RUNYON

4 LADY who is employed in
"A large New York hotel in
the capacity of room executive,
or maid. was telling US the other
day that she can diagnose the
character and temperament of
any guest who has occupied "A
bed She aftcrward puts in order,
or as the saying is, makes"
She said she can also tell the
state of mind Of the guest dur
ing the period of occupancy. j
She SAID. Tor example, a bed
left in great disorder with the
blankets and sheets thrown
around every which way, in-
dicatcs that the guest WAS wor-
RED about something and tossed
reStlesSly during the night, and
through nervousness engendered
a body heat that caused HIM,
or her, as the case nay have
been. 10 throw off the covers.
We suggested that perhaps an
insomnia might do the same
thing with the worry nothing
more than inability to sleep, but
she said not. Chronic inSom-
MACS. she SAID. generally lie in
one place in the bed moving as
little as possible so as TO not
break the continuity of their
counting of sheep. She said she
was positive on this point be-
cause she was an insomnia her.
self.
CiIE expressed the opinion that
~ if the ladies of her profess
sion made a point of reporting to
the police the occupants of wor-
ried-up beds and if the police
Immediately investigated such
persons, much crime might be
averted.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-23
Wrong Type Of BIackout

n ETROITS public lighting commission admits ser-
- Gus shortage of street lights In some of the newly
developed outlying districts OF the city 1t IS reported 'e
lights are spaced more than half a mile apart.
This is an incredible situation. especially as iunds
are available to install the more than 5000 new lights
needed to light our streets adequately Ihey nave noC
been installed the lighting commission explains because
of shortage of electricians who have gone over to de-
Tense work. ,
Proper street lighting is necessary to the we'll
being of city as proper policing proper water
supply. ,e ,.,u
Inadequately lighted streets increase traffic hazards
and ieopardize the personal safety of the residents
If the lighting commission is not now competing with
private industry in wages to electricians 1t should 90 So
The city administration should find funds immediately 10
insure decent lighting At present many OF Detroit
main thoroughares inside the three-me circle are TOO
dmly lighted for safety.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-23
Shah's Abdica+ion Draws
More Note Than Congress
BY GEORGE Y. BROWN
special to THE DETROIT TINES

weekly and almost daily over a
period of eight years.
One Republican member of
the House. | learn has hit upon
this method and has prepared a
resolution. which. ! am told. he
proposes TO offer IN the House
as soon as its members have fin
iShed their vacations and a full
membership can be assembled
once more under tho dome. 1t
must be remembered that the
conference report on the tax bill
was adopted by the House the
other day without roll call
vote. for the reason that there
was not a quorum Of the House
in Washington at the time.
THE member referred to above,
Il if he carries out his present
intention. Will rise in his place
in the House and offer a reSo-
luton, privileged under the rules
of the House. declaring that the
President of the United States
has infrinCed upon the constitu-
tional prerogativeS oethe House.
II is said that this member has
found a precedent for the adopt
ton OF such a resolution. critical
of the President, by the House.
OF course this resolution
COULD bc adopted. OF course it
j. unlikely that IT WOULD he
adopted. The Democratic whip
would 60 10 work among the
Democratic members and parti-
SanshJp and coercion would win
OUT IN the end.
But the issue could be pre-
>cntcd 10 the House and 10 tho
nation. The Democratic majority
would be forced IN voting 10
table the resolution TO 20 on
record IN an act Of formal self
qualification
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-23
Let Mr.. Henderson See

DRICE ADMINISTRATOR LEON HENDERSON is ex-
/ pected in Detroit this week a witness before the
House committee on national defense migration We hope
he comes. - o. q,
We hope not only he but the entire committee lind
time for INFORMAL talks with Detroit
autonotive leaders We hope they have opportunity Tor
actual of inquiry through Derots great automoone
nans which are swinging over from normal operation to
defense production.
The purpose of the congressional committees De-
trot hearings is TO study the problem of unemployment
dine Ia svncovcrs from automobile production to defense
work and to find if possible, some way of minimizing
such unemployment.
If they desire thoroughly to delve into the layoff
worries of Detroit industry they learn lot IN bel
time by talking man with our manufacturers and
trudcing through their plants with them while they
explain what it's all about
This procedure inevitably would give them a more
svmpahetc understanding of how sincerely Detroit INDUS
try is trying 10 prevent harmful, wholesale layotls'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-23
The |des Of March

CECRETARY OF THE TREASURY HENRY NOR
- GENTHAU in Detroit the other day, expressed
concern because income tax savings bonds in the lower
denominations aren't selling briskly. The lowest denom
nation is S25,
Buving these bonds will many a headache
among Detroiters next March. BY reason of booming
defense operations here many skilled workers and other
Deroers who have not heretofore paid any income tax
will have to pay substantial one next year.
If they are at all prudent they will begin immediately
investing in tax anticipation bonds in like manner
setting aside aotments from their pay envelopes against
the fatefu ides of March, 1912.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-23
Peace Has It's Problems,
Preparing for Next War
By BENJAMIN DE CASSERES

think it a good thing we
"Strayed,' for if we had not We
should have been "dumbed up
by the monotone of nature
ways.
+ ASKED myself the question:
L what is the: major mys-
terry Of these. times
OF course you think that I'm
going to say, Rudolf Hess.
But I'm not. I'm going TO say,
"Charley's Aunt
Here is a four-Star hokum
play, produced before there were
automobiles, airplanes, radios,
X-rays and even before Norman
Thomas began TO run for preSi-
dent.
1t was lately revived in New
York and did a whale of BUSH
ness for over a year. Now II IS
doing big box office on the
screen.
It's all about a college student
who palms himself off as his
aunt from Brazil. "where the
nuts come from. Nothing new
in that - but still ]. for one,
laughed my head half off at
the whole idiotic proceedings.
Now. that's I h @ mystery -
why this chestnutty piece of
horseplay should be so vital and
alive after 80 years when all
of its other brothers and sisters
of the foolish ninetieS are as
extinct as Peter Schemm S
Philadelphia beer.
The answer is. I think. here:
"Charley's Aunt was then, as
il is still - even more so -
that supreme kind of tommyrot
that makes the perfect escape
of the mind possible in world
given over at all times TO too
much seriousness. Add 10 that
the female impersonation n d
the cracking dialogue. And
yet for all that the mystery is
not wholly solved. / leave II to
the Sherlock Holmes Of stage
mysteries, George Jean Nathan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-23

UASHINGTON. Sept. 23-It
w is a singular fact that most
American newspapers devoted
more space 20 the abdicalon OF
Reza Shah Pahlavi than 10 the
abdication OF Congress,
There is a sort Of national
frenzy which makes many among
us more interested in Iran than
In The United States
Mr.. Hoover in his Chicago
speech deplored the extent 10
which President Roosevelt has
gone in taking this country into
war without the advice and con-
sent of Congress.
Recently good many other
speakers and writer's have been
calling frantically upon Con-
gress TO reaSScrt itself and got
back once more under the Con-
stltution.
In the opinion Of this writer
there is no practical way now
hy which TINS may he done PRIOR
10 the next Congressional cleo
tons. when the decision will be
in the hands of the American
people.
THE Democratic majority Of
i the HouSe-W with a few hon
orable exceptions and leaders
of that majority have sacrificed
so much 10 tho blind idolatry of
partisanShip. and have gone so
far along the road OF surrender
TO the executive VIII that they
cannot turn back The only
hope for the nation is that they
may be replaced hy an out
ragged people
There is one way in which
Congress COULD reasSert some
thing of IFS constitutional pre-
negatives which II has frittercc
away biz by bit 10 the President
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-23
Connolly Answers

la Africa; (b) Asia; (c)
Europe.
pa The Tempest: tb1
King Henry w.; Co julius
Caesar"
3-Gabriel. Michael Azrael,
ISRAELI, Uriel, Raphael.
la Henry Harland. tbl
Anna Sewell. Co George
Bernard Shaw.
5-Ca) Youngest son; 90
exaggerated patriot, CO. liar.
6 TAI George Washington tbD
Zachary Taylor; tc) Abra-
ham Lincoln.
la Belgium; tb) Abyssmla,
(c) Spain.