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PERSONAL LOAN COMPANIES.
Operating Under Uniform Small
Loan LdUS.
YOU

Con GET G 'oo0 Of $1,000 # you
con moke monthly payments Of S7O4
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OFFICES WANTED.
STORES FOR RENT.

E WANTED IN LAWYER S SUITE
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"SENTINEIS'
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

WHAT REAL ESTATE HAVE YOU FOR
sale? We have cash prospects for gasoline
and apt house sites stores, apt, house
bldgs.. downtown houses and close-ln acre
age Call Mr.. Whiteford of McKEEVER e.
WH1TEFORD, DI. 91O6.
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SEE 1912 10Th ST. NV.

Perfect center-han plan, 2 large bed
rooms, > baths on second floor: spacious
ivlns and dining rooms, ideal for enter
taining: step-saving kitchen, lst-floor study
and lavatory. recreation room. maids room
and bath: air-Conditioned oil heat, attic.
garage: screened rear porch leads to ter
raced lawns; :! lovely bay windows frame
a rustic scene OF rare beauty Be sure to
see this unusual new home today. Open
until dark for your convenience. GE. 80 !.
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L. T. GRAVATTE,
REAL VALUE

IS 150-1-room. 2-bath brick home
with 3-room apartment in basement now
rented. Screened side porch, garage: con-
ven:ently located in Virginia. only IL min
uteS aOMntOMn- CH- l42S III 9 D NJ -
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OPEN TONIGHT 6 TO 9.

6l3 GALLATIN ST. NV.
Attractive brick. delightfully."- situated
near everythlne lovely rooms. tile bath
oltloned and priced unusually low. Only
$3.50 terms. BUY NOW
LEO NJ BERNSTEIN & CO ME- 1900
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Unusual attractive new. house. 20:s
wootton ave.-Room and lavatory, flrst
floor 3 rooms and baths, shower IN base
real value by owner. Open. Call WI. 34SO.
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| MT. RAINIER. MD.-TO CLOSE ESTATE;
stucco bungalow; 6 rms, modern. garage;
excellent lot with fence. shade and shrubs
a bargain al S4 800; reas. terms. DUNN &
CO. 1898 R. l. ave, Mt. Rainier. Hyatts-
| vii
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
BOZ RITTENHOUSE ST NV.

Manor Park-Detached Dutch Colonial,
& large rooms, bath open fireplace;
Bryant gas furnace, elec refg., screened.
awnings insulated, side drive garage, lot
46Xl4 40. OWNER on premises.
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SOUTHEAST VALUE
ADELBERT w. LEE.
JDd1 II CT NV DiStrif

Transferred Unexpectedly 10 N. Y. home
approaching completion. nearby Va: white
painted brick, Georgian. designed by archl-
tect best materials; : bedrms.. 2i2 baths:
choice corner lot overlooking restricted
section: large trees. Phone OWNER, Gil.
145S HO 154H
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ATTRACTIVE BUNGALOW.

= spacious rooms on / st floor. - finished
rooms on, md floor: large lot with beauti-
iul shruboery: Located in convenient Vir-
enia suburb A real bargain: only S3g5O.
on terms CE l4aS LII O u m
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YOUR LAST CHANCE
To buy detached all brick, like this
for IS $50; terms: 8 rms. "a baths: COM
plete in every detail; LAVATORY. TOILET,
1st fl. Wery Important: convenient to bus;
stores, schools. See sample house at S154
DAYS. ewes. eA. I242.
eo7 18th NV. Ma. s743.
SLIGO PARK HILLS. MD
New detached brick home. 6 rooms, bath.
-sc. room. STATE roof, screened end porch.
brick garage; only two left at $3.50.
Price of reproduction of the same house
will be $4,000 Call for appt; to Inspect
INC, District 3346
DIRECT FROM BUILDER,
NEW HOMES-MT. PLEASANT
Nearing, completion: near Rock Greek
& large rms, :? baths, recreation rm., all
cond .orin gar. t111O,H Hobart ST. n.w.)
Cali MR.. PIsANI, wi 5lI5.
JUST OFF CONNECTICUT AVE,
3714 MILITARY RD.
A large s-room home. in need Of some
repairs; a bargain at $3.50; lot 50xl00
Shown by appointment only Call Nj
Sharnon; EN-; 1927. WAPLE & JAMES
ROOMS AND BATH. DETACHED HOUSE
in desirable NV. residential community,
west Of 14th St.; scar brick garage; not
over 20 min. from Treasury and Govt
6ldss. Hsor Price; slo'75o. Splendid condi-
se4 18th sHAs ST. NV p sAoER' MA. oose.
Evenings, Mr. Lewis wo. O5s0.
PETWORTH BARGAIN.
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AUCTIONS.
SUMMER CAMPS,

TALL TIMBERS-CAMP FOR BOYS, AGES
to II yrs, fully established excellent
personnel enrolment limited AID. 4ni4.
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ARE YOU INTERESTED

In purchasing 5-year-old "-family semi
detached home in Sc Wash? Lower apt
! rms, kit and bath. open bacE porch
Second floor has large "-rm.. kit and bath
apt Hardwood floors: oil heat, fully
Weather.stripped and insulated: $4,000
JOS A. HERBERT g. SONS
5l5 z CAprTOI. ST IT nIoo
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1900 CALVERT ST NV
CHEVY CHASE

rooms. > baths. recreation room. ga
rage: auto. ht.; $3.50 Open eve aft D m.
PHONE co. l34S. EVE EN- OoSg
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The most attractive house offered in this
price range: beautiful setting with trees, on
AND BATH FIRST FLOOR. oil heat. air-
conditioned: space for recreation room
built-in garage. Will sell quickly. BOSS
elford, Sligo R6OS
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FARMS FOR SALE.

LAYHILL, MONT. CO, MIDI A. : MI.
d. C., ideally, located building, site: cor.
property: hard road on both sides; rs Il.
on Norwood pike, -b}5 #. on cross rd %
II. from grocery: 7-r. house center OF plot.
Only $3.50. Call MR.. CUFF. Ashton
js13.
I23 ACRES. 6-RooM HOUSE. BARN, OUT;
fields READY for seed; > farm horses. all
necessary Implements. II head of cattle.
30 hogs, 100 chickens corn in crib, feed in
terms G 7 McNAB. Falls Church l4oH.
ONE OF The OLD FAIRFAX HOMES
Log house built about 100. which is part
of a room house and bath; NV h: ga
si0.:5GG. E WoRTHAM Alex :s3I3
DAIRY FARM, $50 ACRES, ELEC,; COW
barn accom-. % cows, drinking fount.;
40 acres alfalfa; 25 miles west Leesours.
Sl3 500 DAIRY FARM. MONTGOMERY
Co, 2@s acres, s-rm. house tenant house
bank barn, 20 stanchions and may other
corn and hay s'pes' Fesrsround acres wheat
and barley; very productive soil; > streams
many springs.
colesville Nd. Phone Ashton 3s46.
POTOMAC RIVER PLACE OF ABOUT
! 800 acres; :! miles OF front on the river:
by wild turkeys and deer: 300 acres IN
marsh rich IN game: about "on acres
cleared; me brlcK manson faces the
river. here about :. miles wide, Is spacious
and dignifed and in good condition IN
spite of its 100 years, has > bedrooms.
Inquiries are invited
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER.
I1la ST NV. MA ll66.
26-AcRE CHICKEN FARM-s-RM. MOD
ern mouse, bath. h-w heat. elec. nice
shade on paved road. 20 acres Of corn,
$40 fruit trees aH crops. farm equipmenl
house, for 500 hens incubator, etc; A
miles to D. C: price $4,000. II cash.
4I7 acres, 5-rm. bungalow. several out
buildings shade. paved roads cleo well
of water. % miles to D c.: price 81 900,
terms
l65 acres, good s-rm house, 90 miles
TO D c.; price $4,000 $4,000 cash. bal.
20 SUIT.
Many Other Farms Listed
Buell. M. Gardner J. E. Kelly
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VICINITY ALEXANDRIA, VA. NEW g.
room home, 3 bedrooms, living room. din
ing room, kitchen: oil heat; convenient to
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MONEY TO LOAN.

MORTGAGE LOANS on REAL ESTATE
District of Columbia and nearby Mary
land; 4-417-5fe interest, graded according
to character Of loan: prompt and efficient
service. Tel Metropolitan 400
MOORE e. HILL CO., S04 18th ST. NV.
PLENTY OF MONEY AVAILABLE FOR 2nd
trusts and delinquent taxes, D. c. and Nd
Deals closed in "a hours: small monthly
payments. W. T, COTHERN. 915 New
York ave. NV, National 1416. o.
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WOODBRIDGE BUNGALOW.

1909 Walnut st. Aforementioned
rooms. bath, breakfast room: INV h.
larfe lot; garage; near transp. Open.
VIM r. THOROWGOOD.
"O24 R. !. Ave. NE DE O3lT
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PETWORTH BARGAIN.
Semi-Detached
The most conservative purchaser will be
interested in this beautifully kept home; S
rooms and bath on two floors; attic; oil
burner. instantaneous heater, new. gas
range. icebox; 4 large bedrooms: this home
must be seen (by appointment to be appre-
ciated. Price. $4,000.
CHAS. D. SAGER,
po4 14th St, NV MA OO36
Evenings. Mr.. Lewis. WO. 05s0.
MODERNISTIC BUNGALOW-S5.950
Beautiful corner lot with numerous large
trees: this is an unusual property ana
~ill sell quickly: concrete construction;
3 rms, bath, gas heat, newly decorated.
SILVER SPRING-S5,a5n.
Owner leaving city; brick bungalow,
S,ns. bath, large Attic, nice condition.
j. NOBLE BOAZ.
as<o VIA Ave. WI. 264s.7s6o.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

NEW 7-RooM. Ils-BATH BRICK HOME
located in beautiful Lee Heights, on 23r
road north Call Glebe l24S or Oxior
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HOUSES UkFURkIsHEb.
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

WANTED HOUSES TO RENT S35 TO s65
per month. In Falls Church and Arlinston,
Va PARKHURST, INC, East Falls
Church Fall Church 206S.
FURNISHED HOUSE, DETACHED, . BED
rooms: ? children. Box ABB. star,
SMALL HOUSE, BUNGALOW OR FLAT
Will keen in minor repair: about SIS mo-
rental LEECH, RE 15S "a
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED
INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE

ARLINGTON. goo TO $500 LEE BLVD.
New det. -2-apt. house. separate 5-rm.
apt each f.: $1,000 investment brings
$50 year or 12'r: Sl.500 investment
brings $500 year or 200: l0c bus 10 min.
downtown. B. J. GREENHOUSE, MA.
1915.
6-family apt bids. ideal for owner to oc-
cupy: $4,000 WALTER M BAUMAN,
No ! Thomas Circle. MA 622a
APARTMENT SITE. APPROX $4,000 SO.
feet. fronting on three streets; close in;
exceptional view; low price. owner MA.
2015. g.
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LOTS FOR SALE.

DESIRABLE TRIPLE CORNER LOT ON
10th ST.. facing Rock Greek Park Shade
trees. High elevation. 55c per SO. #.
PERCY H. RUSSELL CO.. 1871 K st. n. ".
BUILDING LOTS. 75xl40. in CHEVY Chase
View. Owner absent. Box 2l3-Z Star
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EVERYBODY WANTS

A home such as We now offer. Brick. de-
tached. on extra large lot lar2e rooms
and sleeping porch. The smalleSt of the
} bedrooms is l"Xl4 IT; the kitchen is
1SXll #. including breakfast nook; large
dining room and living room with fTe-
place: lull basement attached garage.
Priced less than $1,000: F H A terms, or
subject TO one trust with payments as low
a S3:i..9.1 per month. Phone at once 10
I'D no
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CENTER-HALL COLONIAL.
BURLEITH,

$500 block Of T st NV Excellent 7-room
row brick. full basement, oil heat; large
lot, 2-car garage. $500. Also 300 block
of S St NV. Groom house. S6.950.
CYRUS KEISER, Jr.,
aoru Wis Ave WO 5311 s.
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S6.45O-Brand-new brick home. lovely
rooms. alr-condltioned heat, fenced YARD
convenient d C location: hlsh elevation.
overlooking the city Here's your ppportu-
MY. Why pay rent? REALTY ASSO-
ClATES. MA li3S until q pm
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT.
SUBURBAN PROP SALE OR RENT.

COUNTY, MD.-6-RM.
bath frame bungalow, $3.50: terms; cor
ner lot, hard surfaced road. fruit; schools
train or bus. Woodley S6:';,.
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DESIRABLE HOMES IN. ALL SECTIONS
| of Arlington County. Call OLD DOMINION
TIM

NEARBY MD, 3 MILES FROM DISTRICT
line, lot 100x125. 6 rooms. very modern.
will sacrifice, $3.50, small down pay
ment, balance monthly. LEWIS & DAVIS,
12O Nd. ave. Hyattsvlle, Md. WA. 5000.
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20 ACRES. 7-ROOM. HOUSE: ELECTRIC
ity. running water; fruit and shade. only
IL miles from Washington: $1,000, $1,000
cash, balance less than house will rent
for G r McNAB. Falls Church 140S.
LOTS 5000 UP. ACREAGE MILES
D. C., $3.50 up; your terms. G. T. McNAB.
lie Church 14AS
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NEARBY vA-ATTRACT1VE COUNTRY
home only :, miles from Chain Bridge on
high ground overlooking Washington: s
rooms > baths; /, acre. beautiful shade
family house if desired with separate en-
trance: an excellent investment at only
$500: reasonable terms. RALPH GRAIN,
1900 highway CH 2ohQ
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OWNER LEAVING CITY
SMALL CASH PAYMENT

Shepherd Park-Here's the lovely center
hall brick nome: bedrooms, > baths, side
poreh; deeD lot; a Real Value. REALTY
ASSOCIATES, MA. l43S until pm.
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BARNABY WOODS.
CENTER-HAII, col I.ONIAI

The home you are looking for. Modern
in every detail: large living room opening
XII chen. large den or library , bedrooms
=! beautiful tile baths: oil air conditioned;
insulated; beautiful trees. The price Will
surprise YOU Inspection invited. LESLIE
D MEASEII. WO 4 ~ l4oE Eve ST.
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ARLINGTON, VA. SEMI DETACHED.
new broom home. S5,25O > bedrooms,
living room. dining room and kitchen. Call
Nrf
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ARLINGTON. VA
CT dEQ

A center-hall new brick in Bethesda
lot Call Mr.. Treat. ALLIED Realty I3SY
CORP. WI. 6649
Sc. 75O DETACHED CORNER, BED
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S3.95O-S35O CASH,

S35 monthly. principal and interest.
Brand new, 4 rooms bath. shower: space
for two rooms IN attic: hardwood floors,
ample closets; sub-sided. sub -foored,
steel sash, copper water pipes. automatic
electric pump. Philgas hot-water heater.
| acre wooded or clear; IN miles D. c.
MARTIN T. WEBB AND SON. Annandale.
Va
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BIG. NEW BUILT
De Luxe Brick Bungalow.
Cor. 1OOX1O0. S. Spring. Md

Large rooms. " b rooms, large, beautiful
kitchen: full-slze din. rm.. full attic and
cellar; screens. refs Near everything;
:S1S3 after pm
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SAUL'S ADDITION,

A charming corner home with one Of
section: large shade trees flower sardens
and shrubs; 50Xl42, with additional park
ing side and front. Ten large rooms, -
baths. Bryant gas furnace. detached "a
rage. When you inspect this home and
grounds you will immediately appreciate
ltS remarkable value. Evenings phone
co. Sl66. Mr.. Owen
/. Z. GRAVATTE
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ARI1NGTON, VA, N5,DUU - r o o NJ
bungalow, less than years old corner
lot. convenient to stores and bus. 5-room
dining room, . bedrooms and kitchen,
attic foored, detached garage. Call Glebe
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-05-02
WOMEN IN DEFENSE

American women stand ready 10
do their part in case of national
emergency.
over half million members OF
the American Legion Auxiliary
are already registered for that
purpose and form a nucleus for
other women who are ready TO re-
spond to the needs OF the nation.
State branches OF the auxiliary
throughout the nation are complet-
ing polls of their members-polls
that form a complete file OF the
special skills and services these
women can be depended on 10
perform in the event of an emer'
gency.
I'VE felt the best way We could
serve our country was to estab-
lish a reservoir of emergency work
ers as well as determine what part
each OF our members could play
best" Mrs. Ida Ann Ashby, execu=
tive secretary and treasurer OF
The New York State Department OF
the American Legion Auxiliary.
says. Through the questionnaires
we now have on file we could at
moments notice pick out the best
women In each community to take
over emergency jobs"
The QUESTIONABLE was the idea
OF the New York State Depart
ment and was taken over by the
national auxiliary for all states.
Through them, the auxiliary can
determine what women are avail
able for service and what kind OF
services they can most efficiently
handle. They're asked to state
their experiences and qualifications
for both outside and inside service
as we'll as home service and spe-
cial work
: The women were asked II they
were qualified to act as drivers.
TO furnish entertainment, do can
teen work. social service. nursing.
office work, household service or
sewing
They also stated their qualifica-
tions for administrative work
messenger service, guide service
and teaching as well as caring for
children OF mothers who might
be rendering emergency service.
'In planning this survey OF our
members, we kept in mind its use
fulness in such emergencies as
floods and tornados as we'll as the
possibility Of a more grave nation
nj emergency" Mrs. Ashby said
Were advising all these women
10 take whatever special courses
are offered by the various organiza-
tions-first aid canteen work and
skills of this type. We're urging
them to follow up the types Of
work they can do best; TO special
ize in certain things"
In the last war one OF the most
quoted slogans was They also
serve, who only stand and wait.
in the next, women will have as
vital a part as soldiers.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-05-02

ships keel, bursts upon contact
and blows the gizzard out of that
ship. But there's a counter-trick,
consisting in demagnetizing the
ship, so that the mine won't rise. 1t
Is a sort Of insulation, in effect.
They call 1t "degaussing" be-
cause the process was invented by
Johann Karl Frederick Gauss. It'll
be a good joke on Herr Hitler to
have his magnetic mines nuliified
through the ingenuity of German
with a name like that.
I'm giving away no military Sc
-cret by mentioning the stunt,
though. for Johann Karl hit on It
away back in the 18th century.
In fact, / don't think I've leaked
any confidential information at all.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-05-02

Sydney, 4:55-News and Com
ment; Csc esd GSL London,
Listening Post. DJD DID
DXP Berlin, Sis Comment;
PRO Home, 10:00-News.
SHORT WAVES-Sunday- Csc
esd GSL London, 6:00-QueS-
tons of the Hour; HAT4 Buda-
pest, 7:30-March Music: Csc
esd GSL London, 9:00-De-
.mocracy Marches; DID DID
DXP Berlin. 1000 Sailors
Songs.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-05-02
FRENCH DEMONSTRATIONS

Increasingly widespread demon
STATIONS In favor OF the United
States and Great Britain OCCUR
ring in both occupied and unoccu-
pied France, Indicate strong feel
Ing in favor the allied cause.
Passlvely resisting attempts to
swing them over to the Axis,
French youths in occupied territory
risk swift vengeance from the Ger.
man military authorities to write
on the walls OF many towns in
Francs pro-American and pro-Brit-
ish inscriptions.
Recent developments. such as
the passage OF the lend-lease bill.
seizure OF Italo-German ships in
American waters and the resis-
lance OF Yugoslavia and Greece
have brought about a resurgence
OF hope among the French people
for delivery from Germany.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-05-02
GRANTED EXEMPTION

Lansing, May 2-Men going into
military service are granted an ex-
emption from property taxes up to
$4,000 valuation under a bill passed
Thursday by the senate and sent
to the house. The senate bill includ-
ed officers. The bill also expanded
the class Of disabled veterans en-
titled TO eXemption.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-05-02
GAR. POSI- GONE

Lowell, Mich, May ZAP Once
zoo strong, the Lowell GAR. Post
passed out of existence with the
death Of It's last survivor. Robert
F. Boylan. 49, Boylan was a drum
mer boy in the Union forces of Gen.
L. s. Grant at the age OF II and
subsequently saw action in the Bat.
tie of Chattanooga.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-05-02

ger OF becoming
so, either-em-
phatically not.
My in form
ant was an ad-
miral I'm ac-
quainted with.
His family and
mine know one
a n o I h e r very
well. The other
ev e min & his
d a u & h t e r
dropped in to
see my daugh-
ter and he came
with her. So he
and l had q lit
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-05-02
Your Health
Specialties Latest
Tendencies in Field
of Nursing

The field Of nursing is going
into specialties just as the field Of
medicine was fifty or seventy-five
years ago. There are now special
nurses trained for dental work,
X-ray, and many other branches.
A great opportunity. it seems to
me, is for nurses to consider the
specially Of the industrial nurse.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-05-02

The Nursing Council on Ma
tional Defense has recently stated
that the demand for additional
nurses in military service and in
industry is being raised daily.
Four thousand nurses will be Sc
lected for the Army by July /.
In 1910. there were 3,271 nurses
listed as industrial nurses. This is
practically the same as the 1880
census. With the increase in de-
Tense preparation, this group will
have to be greatly increased. 1t is
estimated that 1000 additional
students should be added to the
nursing schools this year to meet
various requirements.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-05-02

SHANGHAI-UP- New Japa,
nese army forces rave been landed
in South China as part OF increas-
ing japanese efforts to halt the
smuggling OF military supplies o
Chinese Generalissimo Chang Kai.
Shek's forces, Japanese military
quarters said here.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-05-02

PHILADELPHIA - ms - Six
hundred members OF the AFL
plasters' union were called out
Thursday in a strike which might
interrupt defense construction At
the Frankford arsenal, the quarter
master depot and the Philadelphia
Navy yard.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-05-02
CIVIL RIGHTS

The New York state legislature
bias passed two important bills con-
corning men in military camps. One
provides for absentee voting. 1t
requires boards OF registry in every
camp where qualified voters are in
training. Registration will be posi-
ble' in July and August. Absentee
ballots will be mailed out at the
normal time before election.
The other bill IL designed to pro
tect soldiers jobs 1t is declared an
unfair labor practice for an en-
ployer TO refuse 10 rehire within 40
days OF their honorable discharge
from the Army or Navy persons
who left their jobs for military serv.
ice. The law is retroactive TO the
date on which the first of tn
states national guardsmen we
called into federal service.
Other provisions OF the Law pro-
tect soldiers their dependents
from certa liabilities.
This Is mple of the wide
spread dec Istion to prevent
some OF the iuJustices OF the World
War period The effort may not be
wholly successful, but certainly the
public and various civil authorities
are awake TO the mistakes OF the
past and to some, at least, OF the
needs OF the future.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-05-02
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9:30--Thomas f. Dewey on De
Tense
10:15- Kentucky Derby Preview.
-Blue-6:15 Radio Magic;
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DR.. Clendening will answer
questions of general interest
only, and then only through
his column.
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kILLrO BY CAR

Wayland, Mich, May ZAP
Mrs. May Sweetland 6S, stepping
from a neighbours auto in font Of
her home on US131 Thursday was
struck and killed by another car.
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Pick of the Air Today

7:30--Desth Valley Days.
S:00-Ben Bernie Quiz;
S:30-Happy Birthday:
9:0O-Festival of American Mu-
sic.
MBS-6: 15-Here's Morgan.
7:00-Symphcnic String:
9:30-Quiz Bowl, new sports
show.
Saturday
KENTUCKY DERBY-C 1870
Preview and $50 the Race.
THE WAR-CbS-7. s. 10 a. m
1855. 4:50 p. m: NBC Z a. M,
3, 5:25 p. m; NBC-Blue 1855 q.
M; NBC-Red s a. m. 1915 p.
M; MBS. 11:45 a. M, p. m.
NBC-Red-9:45 a. m.-New series
by Happy Jack Turner;
p. IMMATURE Sketches, new
series:
500 World is Yours.
Women's College Glee
Club:
2:oO-League OF Composers Con-
cert:
4:15-Dr. Quo Tai-Chi on "War
in the East.
'NBC-Blue-l1:30 a. m. -- Fourth
Club;
$50 p. M Music Of Americas;
4:30-Chi Psi Centennial
300. University Women
Panel Discussion;
3:30-Jamaica Horse Race.
SHORT WAVES-Saturay- VLQ7
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Glycerine, clear, colorless, syr-
upy, almost odorless liquid having
y slightly sweet taste, was so named
from the Greek word, "glykeros,"
meaning sweet.