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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-01

ROYAL OAK
ALEXANDER AVENUE, BETWEEN
GARDENIA AND 12-MILE
So, 300-S550 DOWN
SEVERAL BRAND NEW HOMES
READY TO MOVE INTO
rooms and attic: fully insulated tile
features in kitchen and bathroom. Large
lots close 70 bus, schools, shopping district.
Direction Drive north on Main ST., Royal
Oak. 10 Gardenia ST.. turn east 1 bl. "a
Alexander Ave; houses are In second bl.
north. Open daily II TO r. NJ. or phone
HoRNBEcK REALToR
Woodward, Cor. Lafayette, Royal Oak
IRIoPELLE tnorth OF outer DrveJ-7-room
1889 strom, s27 East st. Fair. TO, s-ils3.
ST. AUBIN, 2133
coiored. 6-rm. house with store: II. A.
sPITZLEY CORP. CHI. 4sIs
WILLIS w. 1894. mr. Ord. River--Mod
rms. nice basement; steam heat; &C.
ment block garage: suited for business
S., 200. easy terms Ho. SOTO.
COLoRED-Kenilwort Lovely cottage. B.
room. large. unoccupied. fireplace. garage,
being decorated inside, outside. John X.
Leicester Modern pressed brick fiat, IL
room; fireplaces steam: tile bath. excellent
condition. Walden. Trinity 1870.
COLoRED - 3-family. Antietam, So 500
$500 down. Chestnut, 2-famlly, $500
down. Medbury, s-room brick. 5000 down.
Cannon Brothers. 1850 Sherman. FL. 0i40.
COLoRED-Ford-l2th lovely rms. fun
basement, II. A. heat, gar: $500 On!
f. sLOBIN. 1905 WOODWARD. TR. 1885
CoLORED-Conant Garden; modern 5 rms. /.
$500. $500 On. Mcqueen. TO 6-35il.
COLORED Why rent when you can buy
for l0cs down? Jesse y. Parker. TIE. 1888.
CoLoRED-sACRIFIC w. Side Rms.
II. A. Heat $500 DN.l Singleton, CA. 1906.
CoLORED-McCleIlan, 6-rm., h.a. ht., gar.
AL cond.. IS, 500, $500 DIN. TY. 5-os6s
CoLoRED-BArg., 3-fam rms. ca. Won
last. Hurry. McDuffie. TY. 6-035i.
-COLORED bargains. Goodwin 8 rms only
81, 500, $500 On, $50 mo. MA. 1869
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate list
ings in the big sunday Times Want Ad
Sectionl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-01
Female Help Wanted

IA CAPABLE girl for housework: one
child; no laundry; private room. Unit
versity 3-23f5.
BEAUTY OPERATOR - around; S25
guarantee and commission. 3i00 JOY
Road. Tyler 1850.
BEAUTY OPERATOR-Good wages: steady
work. Apply 723 East McNicholS. near
Oakland.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-01

Permanent positions. Day work. Apply
lMr Arnold. 1870 Griswold. or Mr.. Prsnte
I4iO7 Woodward.
Drapery and Slip Cover
Sewers ..-
WoRKROOM SERVICE co.
1912 CAsS, 3RD FLOOR
EARN GOOD pay representing Avon cos
netiCs as advertised IN Good HOusekeep-
inns. For appointment. call Cherry 574i.
-FOUR GIRLs--ls-22; free 20 travel United
/ states with young ladies subscription or
cling expenses guaranteed, transportation
paid. suite $50. Hotel Detroter
GENERAL HoUsEwoRK - Experienced
no cooking: light laundry: good salary.
Ao23 Bueua Vista, Hogarth 4I2s.
GENERAL HoUsEWORK--Good home
GENERAL HOUsEWORK - Five rooms
~ sundays, stay one night; 50. Town
send $780,
GIRL or woman; general housework; no
washing; care OF children, $l5-S2O
weekly. Is695 Northlawn. University
l-O33l.
GIRLS for laundry work; good pay, steady
work; experience unnecessary. SAM
Wash Laundry. 1901 Sixth street
GIRL General. no cooking. no heavy
Laundry; stay nights; $40. University
/ 1891.
lGIRL-General homework; stay few nights.
must Ike children. Townsend 7-o0i5.
GIRL. white general no cooking, no
laundry; stay; SIS. University 1-l05a.
GIRL for general; no cooking; private
room; stay; Sl2. Northlawn 59i9.
GOOD COOK: stay; references Birmingham
Home; si5-Sls week. TIE. 2-71O6.
lHoUsEWoRK General. experienced, en-
ployed couple. two school-age children
small fiat: So days: own room, $40.
1920 Calvert. Townsend 5-4a03
HOUsEWORK-25-4O experienced. good
cook: stay nights; private room; SIS;
references. Tuxedo 1-242s.
lHOUsEWORK-Girl 20 assist; no cooking,
no laundry: good home. stay nights
iS6. University 3-59l2.
IHOUsEWoRK-stay three nights; small
family; small house; $40. UNiver-
lsity 1882.
LADY COOK wanted: steady. good hours.
Grand Time Inn. llo46 Grand River.
Hight heaseweFk Ne cooking or wash
ing stay nights; private room. Uni
lversty 3-3735.
loFFICE GIRL wanted 1881 Westheld.
one block south OF West Chicago and
IFreeland
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-01
Farms and Lands for Sale

1870 ACRES 81. 800. terms; hunting land
mr.. Milan. IL miles 10 Bomber no. 6-444.
SO ACRES Bdgs., West road, mr. Middle
mr.. Milan, II miles 10 Bomber. no, S4t4.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-01
Land Contracts

ALL land contracts bought, mtgs. made.
McHugh. 14io Ford Bid. Cadillac O3fP.
ANY desirable land contract purchased.
MELVIN +. LANPHAR a COMPANY
sth Floor Lafayette Bldg. Cadillac 63io.
AT Low discounts. We buy land contracts;
arrange IA 80 first mortgage loans. Edw.
Henkel Co, Hammond Bldg. CA. 1855.
CASH for land contracts quick service
NORMAN SKY REAL ESTATE. TO. $500
READ Times Want Ada for profit--uss
them for results
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-01
xnoek SehIcp DE4ecz6W
BUYERS GUIDE
FURNACE CLEANING

FURNACE CLEANING
FURNACES REPAIRED, exchanged. In
stalled; new. used parts; reasonable
prices 20e5 Eight-MiIe road. TO. s-s467
GARAGES BUILT, ALL SIZES
A GARAGE by Restrick means the best
built at a fair price. Small On. payment
easy terms. Restrick Lumber. no Ill.
GAS STATION .,
AFFAIR Standard products. 1903
kercheval tLakeview). Raymond Heoert.
LEnox 1915
Standard Service; washing,
fabrication. batteries, accessories, Anti
Freeze. Twelfth and CollinEwood.
GOLF AT IT'S BEST
NIGHT DRIVING RANGE. Highland PARK
Golf Club. semi-publie. holes 4Oe. Oak
land at Dawson.
INSULATION
ROCK wool blown In walls, attic. saves fuel,
adds comfort. Ty. 4-s360 Ives RE-. ils5
KELvINATOR SERVICE
DETROIT COOPERATIVE Commercial
REFRIGERATION SERVICE and Domestic
Licensed PLAZA 7s44 Bonded
Reconditioning and Refinishing
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate list
ings IN the big SUNDAY Times Want Ad
Section
LAWNS AND GARDENS
CISDERS. 81; black dirt. 81 yard. haul.
ing Call anytime. Arlington 2SS3
EIGHTY ACKES-Kentucky blue. red toy,
timothy: delivered; laid. Tw. 2-i9i3.
Landscape Service; complete nursery stock,
blk dirt. manure. sludge sod. oil. 7il9.
MATTRESSES RENOVATED
A BONA FyDE Mattresses rem
oyated ike new. So 4-hour service. free
delivery. Pillows renovated. Cleveland Mat
.ress Co. l2335-37 Hamilton To. s.l1Js
a DEFENSE against HIGH prices have
your mattress renovated. Miller" zoos
Kercheval. LenoX 1894.
MATTRESSES renovated like new 81;
positively guaranteed. star Mattress,
HOgarth $3.50
READ Times Want Ads for proft-use
them for results
MINERAL WATER DELIVERIES
ARE YOU suffering from arthrtls neuritis
COLTS. rheumatism, constipation! IA.
1880 CT $500.
PAINTING. DECORATING
Al ACCURATE Decora,lng rooms pap
cred, 81 " Prompt Service. TIE 2-52Uj
Al PAINTING. wal washing. paper clean
iae Work Gone Immediately. TY 1925
Al WALLPAPER removing prompt. clean
licensed machines Telephone II. 1-G2oJ.
BETTER painting decorating Interior. eX-
terror, wall washing Northwest section
HoFarth iIss
PINE DECORATING paperhanging wall
washing. cieanuE paper removing. eN-
terror painting. Merchandising guaranteed
fuily Insured. University 3-is75.
INTERIOR. Exterior Painting. Wallwssh-
irg PaperhaDgiuE Reliable Decorator
Prompt service Townsend b4O43.
INTERIOR exterior. raperhanNng. raItT
removed kslsomininf ceiling Fully in.
sgfed Temple 2-526i
JOHN " REEgoR--W painting.
paperhanging references furnished 4lu2
Lakewood. LenoH sfse.
PAINTING houses lrdutfusl frames
Guaranteed WORK Reasonable Teic-
phone Temple i-7oTs anS time
WILL DECORATE Sidewalks teungs
ri, tpspsr inciudedl; complete room, i.50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-01

COTTAGE on Elk Lake. at ELK Rapids
modern; boat included; $2l per week.
F. Jones. Box li0i Elk Rapids, Michigan.
FOR WILD life, good fishing. try Miners
Lake Lodge, North Magnetawan River:
train service: folders Detroit Times. Write.
wire w. J. Fleming. Ardbeg. Ontario.
Canada.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-01

READ Times Want Ads for profit-uss
them for results
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-01
New Houses for Sale

BRICK 2-bedroom; automatic heat; $500
down. Inquire e401 Meyers. Hogarth
2eO5.
DEFENSE HoMES-5 rooms all finished
S4e5 dn. Crown Bldg. DE. $500.
TRADE YOUR OLD HOME FOR NEW
ROUNTREE. 1920 Plymouth. We. 5-I5c0.
40 NEW defense homes; rental purchase
plan: low as 1925 dn. open daily. Gratiot-
8 Mi. Model at 1900 Paramount Drive.
SO NEW FILA Homes-Brcks, frames
Joann and State Fair. Open daily.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-01

Real Estate Outside of Detroit

FINE COUNTRY home In oeeana County.
close 10 good fishing lakes. s-rm. house.
furnished electric. hath. fireplace. porches.
Other buildings. 40 acres land; some fruit.
3 " miles town. 81. 700; $3.50 down. Hanson
Osborn. Hart, Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-01
Housekeeping Rooms

BOULEVARD, East Grand, 2437 CDodge)-
Two clean rooms, complete; Frigidaire {:
adults; $3.50.
FOURTH, 4117-smali housekeeping room.
suitable for aged pensioner. $500.
HARMON, 5sO-Two nice comfortably fur
nished rooms, for light housekeeping.
Transportation.
THIRD. 3s47 and 90 West Euclid, one,
two. newly decorated: running water
reasonable; adults. Temple 1-6309.
VAN DYKE. 454l-Two-room apartment,
private entrance; handy 10 factories.
1857 15TH-2 nicely furnished rooms, share
bath. refrigeration: adults: 50.
ICOLoRED-one to three rooms. Also 1881
Cameron. Adults.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-01
Situation. Wantsd-Fsmois
War Sub.COntracts
AND
DEFENSE AIDS

AVAILABLE for defense work. internal
and external grinder: also boring and
DECREASING equipment. Temple 173lO.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-01
RADIO SERVICE
REFRIGERATION SERVICE
ROOF
LEAKY ROOFS
WoRKROOM SERVICE &C
1912 CAsS. 3RD FLOOR

Recover your root. new free estimates
time paymeuist gNar ~ reliable company.
GfiT FgpfE- BACK LBR A ROOFING co.
Ii77s CLoVERDALE HOGARTH $40
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-01
Mortgages

ALL mortgages made; no restricted areas,
Home Associates, TY. 6-3l5i.
ALL mortgages no restrictions. ca. 7J45.
HOME ASSOCIATES 325 Lafayette Bldg.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-01
Apartment Property for Sale

EAST SIDE corner apt. building. IA
family. 1850. Deal direct. Owner
Arlington $3.50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-01

ONLY $3.50 SIS, S50-UNUsUAL VALUES
RMS, TILE FEATURES $500 On.
LINCOLN AT CAMPBELL. r. o.
TY. 7-5060 Woodry Const. Co. We. 6-3256
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-01
Board and Room

MoNTROSE (Schoocraft) - Comfortable,
master bedroom: two gentlemen; excel
lent meals. Vermont 5-s074.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-25
Men Maybe Called From Industry
New L. S. Volume
Deemed Good Buy

Washington, Feb. 25-UP- In.
formation on everything from AAA
to WPB. including col, GPO, FILL
BIB and SIS, is now available for
only rs cents.
Most people sum up the govern
ment of the United States IN one
word-"they." Comes now the Unit
ed States Information Service with
3 move detinltive summary IN which
approximately $4,000 words do the
work of one
It's the USIS' 69S-page U. S. Gov
eminent Manual, Spring 1912 edi.
ton (obtainable ar the Government
Printing Office It's a good buy and
easy on the eyes. but You won't find
it among the best sellers.
The Spring Manual, appropriately
enough, Is bound in spinach green
paper with the title printed in white
letters thanked by rows OF white
stars. The author Is a branch of
the Office OF Government Reports
which in turn is a branch of the
Executive Office OF the President,
who. the book says. is Franklin d.
Roosevelt.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-25
Own Pensions
Off, Congress
Whetting Axe
House Vote Bigger
Than For War

Washington Feb. 25-INS-With
repeal Of their own pensions over
whelmingly voted by both houses,
Congress today whetted the axe for
some $500 political johholders
who. members contend. will be eligi-
bile for the retirement benefits un.
der existing law.
The strange saga Of the pen.
sions. which unexpectedly turned
out to come not as monetary an.
nuities but as verbal brickbats
from constituents. started six
weeks ago when Congress with
little fanfare voted to include It's
members. the President. cabinet
officers. and other appointive Job.
holders in the Civil Service retire
ment benefits
When the public became aware
that Congressman had voted them.
selves pensions-despite the fact
that they would virtually all have
TO be paid for at rates similar 10
those charged by private insurance
companies-the uproar was instan.
taneous and terrific
Caustic bitter mail flooded con.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-25
State Troops
Enlist Forty

Forty men have registered for
enlistment in the new l20th COM
pany of Michigan State Troops,
recently authorized by the Adult
ant General Thirty Of these men
from is TO 55 years old registered
Tuesday night and the balance OF
them Monday night.
The new company will accom-
modate a roster of II men and
three officers. o. B. Spratt has
been commissioned captain and
will head the company. Two other
officers whose commissions will be
announced next week will be in
charge with Captain Spratt.
Training. which will be each
Tuesday night at the Armory. Will
include school for soldiers and
close order drill. This program
will be followed for a month.
Another so men are organized in
the 1l5th company which has been
organized since March 1871.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-25
Gas Service Will
be Uninterrupted

Municipal and union officials
have set up a method for settling
labor difficulties in the gas depar-
ment without interruption OF serv.
ice TO Ypsilanti residents Under
the new plan. when employees feel
they have a grievance. instead Of
stopping work. they will refer the
matter 10 their steward who will
consult the proper officials for ad-
iustment
This was decided Monday night
after a difficulty al the gas de-
partment was explained 70 the
workmen They had been asked
to fire ovens every four hours in
stead OF six The speed UP was
due to the fact that need for re.
pairs had depleted the supply Of
gas az one Of the big factories and
IL was necessary 10 build up a
quick supply 10 meet the emer.
gency there
The men had felt that the extra
work was unfair under the salary
agreement they had with the city
but when they found ii was dur
10 an emergency they expressed
willingness 70 meet similar cir
cumstances IN the future " they
are told about them
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-25
Price Dispute
Delays Action
on War Funds
Farm Bloc Objects
to Disposal

Washington. Feb. 25-uP-A dis.
pute over disposal OF government
owned surplus farm commodities al
less than parity price today delayed
Senate action on the $32, 1877 800
war appropriation bill. the largest
In history.
The first days battle Of the Sen
ate farm bloc to prevent the Com
modify Credit Corporation from
selling its stocks below parity failed
to produce a showdown, but brought
these developments:
J. Sen. Prentiss NJ. Brown. D..
Mich, leading the Administration
fight against the bill sponsored by
Sen. John H Bankhead. D.. Ala,
said the value OF goyernment-held
surpluses amounts to between 81
3OO,000,O00 and Sl,40o,000.0 He
said ban on the use OF these stocks
wuold have the effect OF raising the
cost OF living by that amount.
? Secretary OF Agriculture Claude
X. Wickard, In a letter TO Brown
which the latter made public. said
he considered 1t 'unwise" to impose
any restrictions OIL the sale OF gov.
ernment-owned farm commodities,
adding that such action would "seri-
ously interfere with the farm pro.
duction we need for making war.
Brown. who sought primarily 20
defeat the Bankhead bill, offered
an amendment which would permit
the CCC TO sell its surplus stocks
whenever the market price. plus
farm benefit payments. equaled or
exceeded parity price.
In effect. the amendment would
permit the CCC to sell ia. present
holdings Of cotton. corn andA wheat.
while under the Bankhead bill these
commodities could not be sold at
current market prices. A restriction
now in the law prohibits the sale
Of more than 100000 bales OF cotton
month.
The farm bloc Is fighting 10 keep
these surplus commodities off the
market for fear OF the effect they
would have on pricese. At present
the government owns about 5000.
900 bales Of cotton. 10000 900 bush
els OF corn, and $4,000 900 bushels
OF wheat.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-25
Relief May be
Provided For
Frozen Stock
Bill Introduced in
Senate

Washington Feb. 25-INS- Sen.
Murray CD Mont. today intro
duced a bill in the Senate to pro.
vide financial relief for retail deal.
ers in automobiles and other ar
ticles rationed or frozen as a re.
suit OF the war
Murray is chairman OF the Sen
ate committee studying problems
of small business and his bill has
the backing of both Democratic and
Republican members of the commit.
tee.
The bill provides that dealers
may either sell their frozen invent
cries TO the Reconstruction Finance
Corporation, or borrow money from
the REC to help carry on their bust
ness. The measure would apply to
dealers whose goods are frozen by
rationing orders over a period Of
six months. The RFC would be
authorized 10 sell at public or pri-
vate sale the commodities bought
from the dealers.
"This measure" Sen. Murray
said. would give a year and 80
days within which time dealers
may complete arrangements with
the RFC for loans or for the pur-
chasing outright by the RFC Of the
dealers stocks. On the other hand
II the rationing authority did not
release the stocks within this one
year and 30 day period dealers
would not be compelled to carry
their investment in them any great
er length Of time"
Meanwhile Price Administrator
Leon Henderson announced the
state quotas and reserves under
which $4,000 new passenger cars
will be rationed to eligible buyers
during March. April and May. The
cars to be rationed over this per-
iod represent ~ per. cent OF the
100000 new passenger cars which
will be distributed over the -
months.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-25
Teachers Will
Help Rationing

Although official confirmation has
not been received 1t is anticipated
that Ypsilanti grade schools aud
Ypsilanti High school will assist
in registration for sugar rationing
cards early next month
Recent bulletins to city school
officials explain that consumer reg
istration will be handled through
elementary school teachers and
trade and commercial places by sec
ondary teachers.
It is not thought that Roosevelt
teachers Will participate in the reg
.str5fion but that Lirco,n Consolid-
ated will in Milan, Willis and Whit
taker from which their enrolment
comes.
County School Commissioner
julius Hasb Is expected to handle
other registrations in the county.
A central station will be estsb-
lished and will receive materials
for conducting the registration.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-25
Congress Today
fBy Associated Press)
Senate

fBy Associated Prcss)
Senate
Considers proposal 10 require
sales Of goyernmentheld crop sur
pluses at or above parity prices
(meets noon. EWTt.
May take up s32.762. 900 900 de-
Tense appropriation.
Banking Committee hears War
Production Board officials on small
business bill tl0:30 a. M.
Foreign Relations Committee
meets with State Department Of
hcials for general discussion
10 30).
Defense subcommittee continues
closed hearings on rubber supply
situation Q0:30 a. NJ.
Conference Committee meets on
bill to repeal congressional pen
sions.
House
Resume consideration OF second
war powers bill (noon).
Naval subcommittee. behind
closed doors investigates Norman
die burning 10000.
Interstate Committee studies pc.
troleum supply 10000.
TUESDAY
Senate
Debated farm price legislation.
House
Went on rollcall record. $50 to Z,
for repeal OF congressional pen
sions.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-25
Girl Slain i'm
Theater, Boy
Admits Crime
Gangster Thriller
on Screen

Chicago. Feb. 25-lNS-The thea.
ter balcony staying OF 17-yearold
Dorothy Broz was solved today. po
li1e said, with the arrest and con
tession OF Clarence Mcdonald. Il
schoolmste. who was said TO have
been insanely jealous OF the attrac
tive girl.
She was shot to death in the bal
cony OF the Palace Theater late yes
terday by a youth who sat at heI
side and apparently was on the
friendliest terms with her. A gang
ster thriller was on the screen Al
at the time.
While the girl remained unidenti
fled for hours, Investigators were
at a loss where to look for the
slayer. but when she was recognized
by relatives from a picture appear
Ing in a newspaper, search immedi
ately was instituted for Mcdonald
whom Dorothy had planned TO meet
Within a short time after his ar
rest. the youth confessed, police
said. The jealousy motive was sup
piled police by Elaine Mastney, II
Dorothy's best friend in suburban
Berwyn. where all lived.
He was crazy in his jealousy Of
her." Elaine said. He said man!
times If he couldn't have her no on,
else would. He told her that II shs
continued to go out with other boys
she had less than year to live.
only a week ago Monday when
we were all in an ice cream parlor
'Stevie' (McDonald's nickname)
pulled out a gun and put 1t against
the back OF Dorothy's head. Tive
boys who were with US told him &c
quit and he put the gun away"
Dorothy did not appear frightened
Elaine continued. but later confideC
in her:
81 really am afraid of him. but
don't want Him to know It."
Dorothy disliked the youth be
cause of his insane jealousy. Elaine
said. despite the fact that he always
was plentifully supplied with money
and could take her places Other
youths OF his age could not.
The killing caused hardly a ripple
OF commotion in the theater. except
among the few who were in the bal
cony and witnessed the shooting
The program went on without hat
and the balcony remained ig dark
ness.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-25
See PENsloNs-Page 5
Few Days Left
on City Taxes

City Treasurer Mrs. Mabel l.
Stadtmiller will collect city. coun-
" and school taxes only a few
more days before she begins bal
ancing the books which must be
in the county treasurer's office in
Ann Arbor Marcg 9.
After the county treasurer re-
ceives the books he will assess a
four and one half per cent pen
atty on the original amount for all
unpaid taxes on the roll
City tax collections 10 date are
S15S.7l213 or 81 IL per cent col
lected: county. S22.0i090 or al
most 90 per cent collected. school
general S79.2t1S0. and school
debt service. s36.73f23. each 20
per cent collected Budgets for
these four funds are respectively.
si6S.ooo. 5535s. ss7979 and
SfQ,S15.