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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-11
Business Opportunities


GROCERY Cold meats; reasonable rent
living quarters. sscrifice-cash. l41lt
Mack.
GROCERY. well equipped, for sale or eN
change for house. Lafayette Asa
GROCERY store and meat market for sale
1913 fireman. Good location.
LARGE MARKET = Beautiful fixtures;
splendid business; substantial down pay
rnent; drafted. Hogarth 1870.
LUNCH ROOM. dong good business; fully
equipped. Must sacrifice. 1881 Grand
River
MEAT MARKET - Established business:
excellent location; investigate yourself.
Illness reasonable. 1928 Fast Seven Mile
MEAT MhRKET-GRoCERY- Good reason
for selling; doing excellent business, sac
rihce. Trinity 2-i99i.
MEATS GROCERIES Will sacrifice:
splendid business, can stand investigs-
iiou. Pingree ISIS.
MEAT MARKET Rent IN grocery store
exceptional opportunity; reasonable. 1901
Essex.
PARTNER with business ability, reliable :.
large automobile accessory store. shop
wonderful opportunity. Arlington 1850.
RESTAURANT. across from factory. do
ing good business, closed Saturdays and
Suadays. my client must sell 40l Guaranty
Building. s04 Woodward Ave.
RESTAURANT Modern fully equipped
sale or rent; excellent business. 437
Crawford.
SHOE REPAIR Shop-LonE established
business. modern equipment: bargain.
1924 John Y.
STORE for any business. including eight
. room apartment, real sacrifice. Lafa-
Nette 5s47
WELL established restaurant for sale
owner TO be drafted within 90 DAYS.
Moose Restaurant. Flat Rock. Mich
14-ROOM house furnished for light house
keeping: hot water heat. Pear garage
income Si50; hest location IN town. sseri-
flee account sickness. 1853 Ash. near
Trumbull. Grand River. Tyler f-ass2
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Busir cSs Opportunities

BAKERY Fast side. good location tes
sonable. fully equipped. modern. Vine
wood 1-6Z57.
BEAUTY SHOP Chrome furniture no
competition. reasonable 1913 30 daily
no SUNDAY. 1905 fireman, Dearborn.
BEAUTY SHOP; established. modern. ex-
cellent location. living quarters, reason
able. Plaza $3.50
BEAUTY Established clientele
living quarters. no reasonable offer re
fused. 1918 Puritan.
BEAUTY SHoP-Moderu equipment Es-
tsblished trade. Small down payment.
72t Woodmere. -
BEAUTY SHOP Low rent. modern hN-
lures; established trace. Ressons bic.
1925 Grstiot.
BEAUTY SHOP Reasonable rent. estah-
lished business; three operators. Town
send 9-2se0 y
-FuRRiER Established q
wears. Selling account OF death. 1iioe
East jefferson. lenoN 2lh2.
CLEANING and tailoring. excellent busi-
ness, good location. low rent. Temple
1898
COMFY ISLAND = food location. Com
pletely modern. sell or take IN partner.
Lafayette 9s03
CONFECTIONERY. RETAIL BEER. ex-
press agency, 500 sales daily. Rent SIS
ST 2H0 handles. Fun investigation lnveed.
-tst44ef-e4,s,et- Asf4f.Rs -4s,-4ffef=ge -B+e444
CONFECTIONERY Monroe estah-
lished over 26 years; mixed trade. stock
and fixtures: living quarters, low rent
must leave town.
CONFECTIONERY shelf grocery. wonder
ful business. restricted neighborhood. ILL.,
ness. sacrifice. Northlawn s465.
CONFECTIONERY. Lunch Next TO Holly
wood theater. investigate. 4siI West
Fort after 2 .. m.
CONFECTIONERY Fountain. patent
medicines, living quarters. terms. 5S9s
Sheridan.
DOUBLE store. grocery. and meat market
for sale, or viii rent store With good ia
lures t4i0 John r.
EQUIPMENT. materials and power ~
manufacture pant; will sell cheap OF
trade. Madison 1856.
EQUIPPED beauty shop money maker
1914 Wyoming
EXPERIENCED grocery man wants 10
rent concession in 1--we market owns
mplete stock. Tyler 1885.
FOR SALE Roma Cafe. building full
business Liquor license. 1924 Schaefer.
GARAGE Going business. established
years: Illness forces sale. Sacrifice 1915
Oakland
GROCERY Meats Vine. Beer Coniec-
tianery makes 5000 weekly. North De-
frot business ssefIon Win Drfrt nuifffrf
rooms. SIS. 500 together, trade. some
seths nuiek sale lrnuirf iWBa Jos cam
pau. Hamttamcss Open Sunday
GROCERY. confectionery. well stocked
iYing quarters; low rent no cOmpeu-
tor Ass Bangor.
GROCERY STORE-Gaod business 1fvinl
quarter tsa rooms. reasonshls fs3s
f.spadaie
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svs,ss, R.ai E.tot. far Sat.
BIRMINGHAM BLOOMFIELD
-raNpPnnE ROAD

CRANBRooK ROAD
vyTwFFN OAK AND QuARTQN ROAD
"a srres OF beautifully HANDICAPPED GROUND,
srclnainr rRre shrubs ana plants and a
l.rof number Of varieties Of roses, maes
Ard ether noWering bushes insuting blooms
Al summer long. Brick construction, IT.
krzry Beautifully paneied IN unstained
rnoa, heated conservatory fer gu~aink
ssriv plants and hogerf. 5 hedfooins.
hsths snd lAYstorfes, -.
rAxEs LESS THAN S2oa PR IVAN
.,.s n ss.t osrfnr and ~ believe iris
rsop%rtV vii hs sold quickly. Inspection
u-nSON ERAnNAN CO.
Biacmhela office a. Nesi Maple aaa 'fsn
sr,os op4r TO-DAY birmingham nfrrs. 20
snsfh WoodW-srd Ave. Einhurst So or
phsn ss Man office. Majestic Bios
Dstroit RA 600.
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CarboIoy Boosts Tool
Output by 459 Pct.

Production Of tantalum-itanlum
carbides, used as cutting edges for
machine tools. by Carboloy Co,
Inc, General Electric Co. subsi-
diary. increased $50 per cent in
the first quarter Of 1871. compared
with a year ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-11
Little Farms for Sole

AeRF or more: We will build t-room
small bungalow with concrete POUNDS
ton. full chimney; heavy Insulation, al
studdIng Is" on center. asphalt felt under
shineles three coats Of paint. thres-year
fire and windstorm Insurance. Fuil price.
not including land. x5te. Inquire Of sales
man a. any Newman office.
ADJOINING County Airport Five lots and
unfinished house. only x9a do~n. New
mar. Eoorse and Middiebet Rds
ALDEN VILLAGE Ideal suburban COM
ununttN IS new homes others going M
HtR acres with modern home. gas. cleo
fricfty city water OH heat Come ana
see what Sou can own for S23 month
Plymouth road corner STARK
KNIGHT AENARn co ca F26f
BEAT the rent problem' A dandy double
constructed 4-Tm. house on acre, = mile
from Telegraph. 81 $50 only $3.50 down.
Sia month. Newman. Telegraph al Goddard
rnad
BEAUTIFUL garden spots y acre or
more. good roads. fine location school
htls elsc phone: low as SIS down. New
man. Fort 81. At Allen Rd.
CHARMING cape Cod home IN Rouge
PARK district includes large garden site
,niv 500 down: interior needs work. New
man. Sohoolersft and Middlehet Rds
FACING Telegraph Little house. Is acres
good land 50. 500. $3.50 down, Newman.
Telegraph and West Rds.
MISTER RI. mr.. JOY RI. Paved, !
acres. slee. city wster; $3.50 down.
Newman. 10, ana lnkster Rds.
EiINE's Lutte Farms High and dry,
gsrden soil x4as up. $50 down. 4 mile
north Of Smile road on Evergreen cross
man 10. S4sf.
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Monty to Loan
On Reel Esfcte

At "a e; Insurance Co; money for good
mtge. loans; land contracts bought. Edw
Henkel Co. Hammond Bldg. Cadillac 2655.
Is YOUR PROPERTY fORECLosED?
OR SOLD FOR TAXES7 NEED MONEY
Write in confidence. give fun particulars.
Address Box B-5A7a The Detroit Times.
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Mortgages

MORTGAGES - Old and new property
Ham a Co. 215 Barium Tower. CA. 1850
MORTGAGES - Stores. apis, dwellings
low rates. Holden a Reaume. RIA. 6464.
PRIVATE party wishes secure Sc, 900 NOR =
gage. references. Noe. MI. Clemens
PSI 6ss.
See II. G. WOODRUFF. INC. for
mortgages on your improved property
1906 Union Guardian Bldg Cherry 2137
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A GOOD LOCATION

Audrey at 1895 East 9-MHe
younss Gardens. a mite wesi of Mound
Re LARGE LOTS, s0xi35, EASY TERMS
Good garden soil, water. gas electricity
WE WILL ASSIST YoU TO
Build Your Home Here If You Wish
ALSO = AND ACRE GARDENS
A 7-Aere Parcel sacrihee Price
= J. HoSTE. 4e15 EAST 9-MIiE ROAD
A LITTLE BEAUTY Hall acre with
plenty OF shade trees black soil. Today's
opening priees-S2s0 10 1888. Easy finance
pisn for your oWn homo TreadWeli, Tele-
graph ara North Line Rds
4 NV HOUSE net quite finished inside
: acre. some large trees; 81 $50. Tread
vel Telegraph and North Line Rdf
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TRusTEt ORDERED 10 Sell

Bureau. 1895 Majestic Bldg Detroit.
TRUSTEE ORDERED TO SELL
40 Acres. 500 down. SIS monthly.
20 Acres, $40 down. $40 monthly.
Splendid dark soil ara muck. In sugar
beet country. part ready for pillow. North
west Port Huron sAnilAc County. Price
5000 for 40 acres. S575 for 20 acres.
Write TO q. NJ. Porter. Trustee. II Termi-
ma Arcade Bldg. MusseEon. Michigan
o ACRES and i-room. 2-bedroom house,
years old, On greater Goddard road
mile to airport electricity. new chicken
house. oil stove. 5000 total price. MANY
OTHERS
ELsEA REALTY INVESTMENT CO
6217 Fort " VI i-fto0
% ACRES tst. Johns Michigan, beauti-
fui S-rUom house. excellent buildings
cash or will consider trade Tor business
with good income. Temple i-26Ss
las AcREs--Good land. Howell. Michigan
home IN trade. Atlantic s50e
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Acreage fer Sa,a


IN HouGHToN LAKE State Forest. 40
acres, wooded, evergreens. gravel road.
s55s, SIS down, SO mo. Mich. Tax Service
Bureau, 1885 Majestic Bldg, Detroit
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A LII TdUU tUTIT dtlH VUuhIINt IEINh0's III.
MeHugh, 1910 Ford Bldg. Cadillac o34a.
ANY desirable land contract purchased.
MELVIN r. LANPHAR Il COMPANY
725 Lafayette Bldg. Cadillac $50
AT LOW discounts. We buy land contracts
Average 4l4e first mtg. loans. Edw
Henkel Co. Hammond Bldg. CAD. 2eSo
AVAILABLE Private, other funds to buy
land contracts and make mortgage loans
Cherry 24ls
LAND contracts purchased. any properties.
also mortgages. Schwartz, s2i BOOK
Building. Cadillac 42ia.
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PASADENA PARK

Village Deep lo' so-fi.
frortsgt exclusive seetinn 81 200 cash
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Little Farms for Sole

A BARGA1N--i0 acres, Huron River drive
xi.5oo; terms. Crossman. 10. 6444
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roR THIS MONTH ONLY

Rad 1in's Wet Is To- preht us,
thens for rezuIfs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-11

GROCERY Cold meats: reasonable rent
living quarters. sscrifice-cash. l41it
Mack.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-11

BAKERY = East side. good location res
sonsble. fully equipped. modern. Vine
wood -6Zh7
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Land Contracts

ALL CASH FOR
LAND CONTRACTS
Mortgage and real estate. no appraisal fee.
Elmer Sexton, 1929 Ford Building. Csdil-
lac 1895.
ALL land contracts bought. mtges. made,
H,uu~h go Fora Rldg CAdilIac mao
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-14
FEDERAL HOUSING
MAY Be PROVIDED.
IN SMALL CITIES

CONTINUED from Page One)
Tense activities Under the act,
any municipality would be
exempt from provisions of the
housing commission statutes and
restrictions OF other laws except
those relating TO land acquisition.
Present legislation authorizing
creation Of local housing commits
sions is limited TO larger cities.
The other two bills were drawn
and submitted 20 the legislature
to broaden the measures Of exist
Ing statutes. in face of proposed
changes in the National Housing
Act. One would enlarge p.Ovi-
sions Of present legislation gov
erning banks and loan companies
by directing that certain limita-
lions should not prevent loan re-
newals or extensions on loans in
sured by the Federal housing ad-
ministrator.
The third bill would amend
present laws governing building
and loan associations, permitting
them to operate on a basis SINH
lar 10 that provided for banks
and broadenins their operations
under the Federal housing
authority.
Governor Van Wagner urged
the legislature to consider SER
iouslv the administration deficit
appropriation measure, comment
ing that we will never wipe out
the states $4,000, 900 deficit II
we use only those funds which
may remain after all other ap-
propriations are made
institution Funds
The administration capital
outlay bill. was the initial step OF a
four-year program for eQuipping,
repairing and remodeling state
institutions. II called for a general
fund appropriation OF s1,455.440
during the first fiscal year of the
biennium starting July /, and a
$1,432 425 appropriation the
second year. The University of
VI ltHi < an anu .hlNll x al otdlt WI
ege each would receive 1915, 900
annually under the act. Five
-callezes. the state schools
for the blind and deaf, state sana.
toria and hospitals institutions
OF correction, the soldiers home.
state police buildings, conserya-
ton forest fire divisions and the
Mackiuaw city state park were
scheduled for improvements I'M
der the bills provisions.
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Rites TO be Sunday For
CROSSING Crash Victim

Especial to The Daily Press
Milan. Mich, Mar l4-Funeral
services will be Sunday afternoon
at 2 o'clock in the Stevens and
Bush Funeral Home, Milan, for
Elwyn Sanders, who was killed
Wednesday morning when his car
was struck by a train at the Urania
crossing. Rev. d. G.. Swaney, of
the Milan Baptist Church, will Of
ficiate and burial will he in Marble
Park Cemetery.
Mr. Sanders was born in yelling
ton, Ohio, and came to York Town
ship from that state. His wife was
formerly Rena Murray, York.
Surviving besides Mrs. Sanders
are II children. Mrs. Marguerite
Buell.. Cleveland, Mrs. Katherine
Searls. Wellington, Ohio, Carl with
the United States fleet in Hawaii,
Murray Peulah. Malcolm, Laura,
Sylvia, Leon. Roy. and Hattie May,
AZ home; his mother in Indiana,
two brothers and one sister.
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Casts Chosen For Plays
to be Given at R. H. S.

The contest Thursday night to
determine the casts for the fourth
and fifth place plays TO be given
in Roosevelt High School March q
and p resulted in the following
casts.
Five For Bad Luck" to be pre-.
sented March 25 is: Effe Trask,
Jean Bales Hester, Bydetta Rich
ardson: Lois, Mae Parker; Bert.
ellis Turner, Art, Lawrence skin
ner: and George, Raymond Win
grove. This cast was judged by
Russell Cosper.
Murder on the High Seas to be
given Mar. p has as Captain, Her.
man John Murty. Kay, Kathleen
Brooks: Bill George Black: Gerald
Addison. William Love; Miss Bon
ney. Janice Hops. Mrs. Wiazlebis-
sic. Susan Eckley: Charles Akerly,
Delmar Seleska; and Miss Merri-
field. Jean Voorhees,. Miss Eleanor
Weston was the Judge to decide on
this cast
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GE RMAN RAIDERS
POUND GLASGOW
IN NEW AIR WAR
lContinued from Fac ono

Continued from Page One)
The raid on the big shipbuild-
ing yards along the river Clyde
was the first tic Germans have
attempted on a large scale since
the war began. but the attack on
Liverpool was the second in as
many nights. The British ac-
knowledged some industrial build
ings and houses damaged at Glas-
gov.
There was little other action OH
the far-fmng war fronts. except IN
Albania. whore the Greeks said
waves Of fresh Fascist troops
flung themselves yainly at then
lines in an effort to obey Premier
Mussolinrs reported decree 10 his
generals TO do something By to-
morrow. -
The battle around Tepeleni on
the central front, principal obJec-
tive Of the Greek forces since car
~ December. now has ragged furi-
ously for seyNl days and nights,
dispatches from the front said.
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THE WEATHER

Ypsilanti and vicinity; Fair to-
day; Saturday increasing cloudi-
ness; not much change in tenn
perature with lowest tonight
about 25 degrees; gentle variable
winds.
Temperature at 1850 a. n to-
day. % degrees.
Temperature Thursday: High
est. 3S degrees; Lowest, IS de-
grees; Mean. SO degrees.
Temperatures one year ago to-
day: Highest, 80 degrees; Low
est, "a degrees; Mean, % degrees.
Temperatures this date in past
SIS years: Highest, 6S degrees in
1913; Lowest, . degrees in 1895.
Relative humidity Thursday
1870 a. m. &c per cent; 1880 a.
m, 81 per cent; i:30 p. m SO
per cent 8 . Pm, e. per cent
Barometric pressure at l:30 a.
m. today: Station. 1854 inches;
Sea-level 1884 inches.
The sun sets today at 6:37 r..
m. and rises tomorrow at GA a..
N.
The moon rises today at S:23
p. m.
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Darlan
WPA Workers on Defense
Projects 90 on 48 Hours

Detroit Mar. 14-INS-Michigan
and Detroit WPA workers employ
ed on national defense projects
today prepared to start 4S-hour
work week, as so ordered by the
WPA IT, Washington. Aimed at
speeding completion OF projects,
the order directly effects thou
sands Of workers in the state.
Charles $. Weber, acting Michigan
WPA administrator, said the
speed-up will become effective as
soon as possible.
we haven't any idea exactly
how many Of the states $4,000
WPA employees will be affected. "
he said but it will be good per-
centage. In nearly all cases. skill
ed workers busy on certified pro-
jects VIII get more work
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LIVESTOCK

Detroit, Mich, Mar. 14-Cattle-
Weekly receipts, $3.50. Choice
to prime yearlings. iry fed,
Sl1.75612.50: good to choice year
lii IS. dry fed. SlO.5Ogl1.50; choice
to prime heavy steers, dry fed,
Sl1.25q 1925; good TO choice
heavy steers. dry fed. $l0.25
oil; fair to good steers & heifers,
$7.5OGS50; common cattle $6q7;
best COWS S6.5OQ7; few choice COWS
up to IS; fair to good beef cows,
$3.50 a $50; Gamer and cutter
COWS, 81 a SIS; old rims, $3.50
down; best light butcher and heavy
bologna bulls. S750QS; medium
weight bologna bulls. $6.50q7.25;
light common bulls. So q $50;
stock bulls. $3.50 a $50; good to
choice stockers and feeders. So a
IL; common to fair stockers and
feeders, $607.50; mixers and
springers, $6OQ9O.
Calves Weekly receipts. 2,430.
Best, Sl3 fair to good. $l1d12.50.
seconds, s9.5OGlO.50; culls and com
mon, $5q9.
Sheep and Lambs Weekly re-
ceipts, 5000; some choice lambs,
S11.75 best lambs at close, $11.50;
fair to good, $40 a IL; sec
onds, SS.506975; best sheep, $6d
$50; heavy fat sheep, 81 q s.;
culls and common, S2.5O03.5O.
Hogs- Weekly receipts, 1850
Good and choice 200-230 lbs. $3.50;
good and choice 10000 lbs, $3.50;
good and choice 23O-25O lsb, $775;
good and choice 250-270 lbs, $7.65;
coed and~choce 270-3O0 lbs. $7.45;
heavies, 3OO-325 lbs, S7.25; heavies,
325-35O lbs, $40: heavies, S50-4G0
lbs. 81; heayies, 4O0-45O lbs, $500;
roughs, S6.25@6.5O; lights $500
SIS; pigs, $3.50; stays, $5.25q5.50
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SUPER BOMBERS

CONTINUED from Page One)
pertaining to bomb loads would in
dictate a capacity of at least 1900
pounds of explosives. Current
production" dive bombers of the
Navy carry 1000 pounds OF bombs,
and the Stukas carry from $50 to
LOO pounds depending on the dis
lance to the target and the ma
ture of the objective.
The new plane, fitted with a
LOO horsepower Wright Cyclone
engine, is considerably larger and
heavier than any known types in
the service of England. Italy or
Germany. 1t carries its bomb load
inside the fuselage, reducing drag
and boosting speed. Stukas carry
$50 horsepower engines.
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INTIMIDATION CHARGED

ffH-krron. Mar Hap Charged
with iHtiinidating employees to dis
courage them from joining a labor
union. Gordon Bolton. secretary OF
the Peoples Transport Corp. will
be tried Tuesday In Justice Court
Tho Transport Company operates
city bu SEES IN Muskegon and Mus
kcgon Heights.
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SERVICES FRIDAY

Vicksburg, Mich, Mar. IL Ser.
vices will be conducted Friday af
ternoon for Mrs. Ceba D. Penfeld,
81, owner OF the Vicksburg Com
mercial, who died Wednesday. Mr..
Penfeld has resided in Vicksburg
the greater part OF her life and had
been connected with the newspaper
60 years. ....
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NEGROES MAY JOIN

Detroit. Mich, Mar. 1i-For the
first time in the Army's history.
Negro applications for the Flying
Cadet Corps are being accepted.
An order permitting negroes to
enter the Air Service was received
from the War Department.
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PASADENA, Calif.-UP-Feder-
al Bureau of Investigation agents
ThurSiay sought Kenneth Bruce
Roberts, 40 former draft beard sec
rotary. who had disappeared with
selective service records. A com
plant issued by U. S. Commits
sioner David b. Head of Los Ange-
les charged him with grand theft
and embezzlement of government
property and records.
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Daily Market Report
Poultry

Detroit, Mich, Mar. 14-Poultry:
market steady. Hens 81 lbs up, lie;
under 81 lbs. l9c; leghorn hens, 3
lbs. up, lie; cocks. l01ac; stays,
lie; rock broilers. Pa lbs up, gle;
rabbits, 4 lbs up, l2c; eapons, Z lbs
up, 25c; under z lbs. 22c.
No unloading Of poultry pefore 7
a. m. or after 4 p. m. Saturdays, no
unloading.
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IN WALL STREET
UNDERGONE STEADlER
ON STOCK MARKET

New York, Mar. Tins The
stock market opened irregular to-
day but the undertone was steadier.
Allied Chemical started a point
higher. Chrysler improved but Cen
eral Motors was easy.
Steels lacked uniform trend, with
U. S. Steel fractionally higher and
Youngstown Sheet & Tube off.
General Electric, Great Northern
and Texas Corp. lost ground. Doug
las lost over point but other avia-
tions were firm L. S. Rubber was
higher.
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LEGION HEAD

Continued from Page One)
The morale OF the civilian popu-
lation and of the armed forces is
excellent
"The air force is confident that
Germany never will secure SUI
premacv in the air over England.
Great Britain's army is confident
that an invasion cannot ultimately
be successful"
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Drivers Pay

LaVerne Welch, lpsilanu,' and
Walter Werner, Detroit paid $3.50
in city court for driving with i'm
proper operators licenses. Robert
Luedemann, this city. and John l..
Sullivan this city, paid 81 each for
minor attractions. Alexander VII
liams. Inkster. paid s. for being IN.
toxicated and disorderly.
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In The Sick Room

Mrs Leonard Meuzi is recovering
from influenza.
Mr.. J.. A. Geddis spent Thursday
with her sister. Mrs q. d. Leluif
near Milan. who is very III.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-14

NEW YORK-UP Mrs. Betty
Koruna, SO. who frightened the
life of rs year old Henry CCncle
Harry Weiner all last winter, un-
I'll he suddenly realized that $19.-
l5S was missing from his bank
account, was found guilty early
Thursday of FIVE counts Of grand
larceny.
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Fruit

Detroit, Mich, Mar. IL
Mcintosh. No. l. 1880
$50 bu.; Delicious, No. :. $1.40@
l.75 bu.. Jonathans. No. !, 5000
$l25 bu.; Northern Spies. No. /,
$1.50@1.75 bu.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-14
Butter and Zoos

Detroit, Mich, Mar. lis
BUTTER-Best creamery IN tubs
30A@31 lac.
EGGS 49, Current receipts, 1Glac;
dirties. 1512c; checks, 14Ac.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-14
Vegetables

Detroit, Mich, Mar. IL
CARROTS-No. /. 60q75c bu.
CABBAGE-No l, 9OcQS11O bu.
BEETS-No. l, 5OQ soc bu.
POTATOES New, No. /, 6OQ75c
bu.
ONloNS-No. l, dry, 55Q65c so lbs.
RUTABAGAS-No. /, 50075c bu.
PARSNIPS-No. /, 6Oq75c bu.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-14
poa Rshld

Parents have been notified that
the dog which bit Harry Bird, li'4
Merriman Rd.. and his playmate
Kenneth Reusdiu, had rabies. They
we're warned by State Police 10
have the boys take Pasteur treat
ments.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-14
Gasoline Taken

Miss Ann Stachlewitz, So2 RAN
road St. this city returned TO her
car which she had left parked on
Haven 81. in Ann Arbor Thursday
evening. and found the gas tank cap
was missing and II gallons of gaso-
line had been removed.