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APARTMENTS UNFURkIsHED.

3 APTS OF 3 AND 4 ROOMS. DINETTE,
fitchen and bath; available Immediately;
located at 203h K st. NV. over a store,
for rent at S,5 and $50 per month; heat
see MR. NYCE
DILLON PARK. 2so9 5lst AVE- ROOM.
$50 month with utilities.
c3I 18th ST. sE-2 RMS. KIT, BATH.
Frieidaire: near Navy Yard; S45. Ma
MODERN 4-RoOM KITCHEN AND BATH
spt adults sentdes hIds on,y soipped Rth arse
rlass-top mahogany desk, typewriter with
desk. swivel chairs, battery bookcases; ar
RANGED secretarial serv Apt, $3.50. once.
Hotel. Weekdays only. 10 TO 4. co. 200.
o2a q ST. NV ROOMS AND BATH,
2nd d. rear apt. $50 mo-; newly painted
and papered JESSE L. HEIsKELL 1ll5
st. NV.
eos H ST NE.-BRIGHT CHEERFUL.
newly dec. living rm'; 6edrmS,, ed X u aihe''e'
1904 COOP HOPE RID. SCI ROOMS
and private bath, utilities furnished: eou-
pie preferred. ----
WILL EXCHANGE 2-RM. APT. IN BUCK
inSHAT NW. B. ca G. Cali oleDe $3.50.
. ROOMS, KITCHEN; PRIVATE HOME;
employed couple semi-private bath; utll-
,ties: $50 mo. 61l Jefferson st: NV y
sLARGE-RooM APT, BATH NEWLY sY
decorated; heat, elec. fnrnlsheo: 300 q. d-o
FOR RENT-ENGLISH BASEMENT UN-
fnrn.: . large rooms, pvt. bath. 522 9th
St NV. Do not phone. |
iii EYE ST NE LARGE ROOM.
kitchen, back porch, partially furnisheo'
heat, gas elec.
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

For prompt responses
and better serpice, dduer-
tisers are requested to in
clude telephone number IN
announcements under For
Rent Classifcutions.
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WOODBRIDGE BUNGALOW,
rooms and bath, large lot, garage; near
2 bus lines. stores, schools. etc; price.
nspses cs Mr. cash sse Be- ss 9
LOUIS H. HALL, Realtor.
O1oS Rhode Island Ava H0 SaOn
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81 I C50


2 baths; be sure to inspect this bargain
before buying. Three bedrooms; near buses
and stores. gas heat. LESLIE D. MEASELL-
WO 5e21. 1927 Eye. |
S11,250.
CHEVY CHASE, D. G.
Bedroom and lavatory nrst noor. bed
rooms and bath End noor: auto. heat,
garage. 2 SQUARES from Conn; ave Terms
$500 till pm. -
$lO,250.
BETHESDA, MD.
Williamsburg brick Colonial. bedroom.
"a bath irst foor, 2 bedrooms and pain
less than years old; r H. A. financed if
desired: very convenient location. For
appointment to inspect call MR.. MILLS,
Woodley 1900 till pm. |
COMFORT IN A COTTAGE
For the increasing family and the mothers
who stay young, with 2 bedrms. and bath
on 1st floor means mother and child COM
fort. for the oldsters without steps to
climb gay or night also means coo1 comfort.
brick: space upstairs for additional rooms
BEDRMs.. BATH 1st FLOOR, second
old brick, 2 blocks from shopping, half
block to bus; hish elevation; this house Is
extra special at $500
ONE BEDRM. AND BATH st FLOOR
esaTpi spa path Eth snf 09T ss COT
NEW NEW 'TWo.BEpRM. AND BATH IN
STONE: space for additional rooms 2nd
n00f' "''AI ARLINGTON DIVISION.
REALTY ASSOCIATES, NC
4617 Lee Highway CHI. 143S, OK. l3o.
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Near New Naval HOspital

Attractive center-hall brick In new
house condition. 8 rooms and 3 paths.
maids room and shower, several porches,
Within easy ten-minute drive of Naval
HOSPITAL and Health Center Rapid trans
at attrsetive PROPERTY PEI a01 and IS ms nicely land. and.
scaped. Vacant-immediats possession.
BOSS PHELPS, MA. 1900.
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1900 4th ST. NV.
PRICE. $7,950..
six.room and bath brick home, hW.h1.. NM.
anS elec'. Colonial front porch, dounte
rear porches, modern kitchen eonipnSinsscc oinsc
excellent location, high eleyaLlon, H
to schools, churches, stores ana 'r"n'''-
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pooAs WITH BOARD WANTED.
MOVING, PACKING 6 STORAGE.

MOVING AND STORAGE, reasonable rates
viii take your surplus furniture as par par
payment on your moving. Edelman MoV
ing a. Storage Co. Taylor 2g3 --.------ =.
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GLOVER. PARK

Less than years old. All-brick CO.
lonial home rooms, baths. recreation
room, modern kitchen; convenient to buses
streeecar line, shopping center and schools;
for only S9,450. Act at once. Inspection
by appointment only. For information
call Mr.. Goldsborough, DU. 960l. with
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CHEVY CHASE D. C..
Detached brick home contsininx good;
iav; in nth the basement. sutomstie hest; de-
sssSseo,tssio9 SssS: t. S.ss the door. Phone Mr.
1sos SHASS0N + e. NJ & 1ucHs s9. e. ss4s.
- STUDIO LIVING ROOM,
xgcd,d 81 Il 9SsSx 90.s AND sATn a
~ squares from Conn ave; bedrooms
and bath on End a., 1ec1sstion rm, maids
this is full brick house. in. excellent con-
dton and is an xssso buy sask at s@
-: 1908 YHAFf0M A s. S'%. b IucHs s4. s2. ss4s.
FIT DAVIS Sc.
rooms semdstaShsd brnK years rs
transportation tai port and shopping. Must be
ca sSH @ % 9Ensr VIZ sfs Or Sm p ts st
NEAR 11th AND G SITS. NV.
Zoned first commercial, this 26,,ft, brick
: floors: h.-wh.; modern kitchen equip
make this an exceptional home buy or
pI ssiS. VI. L. MOORE. GE eso2.
ANACosT1A-BR1CK HOUSE.
s7sS 1855 ter 'ss $1,000 oes cash $50 monh h
14O3 lSth pi. Sc
3211 Penna. Ave. Sc. II. 1000.
IN GROVE OF BIG OAKS
All modern 10-rm. detached house.
2 kits, 2 b.. many pleasant features.
3 acres grounds: near bus. tram
Only Sl1,950, well worth $40 900.
Surely steal Box 35S-T. Star.
SILVER SPRING, MD.
$4,000 90.
Colonels unique 6-room cottage, gay with
color paneled walls: less than a year old;
slate roof, attached garage. 2 freplaces,
IN baths, air-cond. gas heat: restricted
neishborhood near transportation. 1910
n Spring wood dr.. g.
$3.50.
e9O7 ROGART RD.. SILVER SPRING
living rm with fireplace, 3 bright. cheerful
bedrooms porch. air-conditioned heat;
conv to schools, stores. buses.
WI 5115. A. v. PISANI. SH. 1890.
5000 DOWN-$55 MONTH.
New home. block to bus; 2 bedrooms.
large attic and full basement. open nre-
place; large lots; all detached. Mr.
zIRKLE DI. 33l6.
BETHESDA, MD.
| Attractive center hall brick home: g
large rooms, 3 bedrooms, screened SIDE
| porch. attached garage. gas heat, air con-
ditioned; large lot; convenient location
buy At wai4E SsaIo Real Rs astsse
| Exclusive Agent
77l5 Wis. Ave. WI. 1900, Ewes. WI. 4943
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NORTH CAPITOL ST.
NEAR GALLAT1N. NV:
Attractive brick home. large rooms
containne two complete acfsstian apts;t room. room
kitGnhh cas- fully insulated: ! block from
.hoppins center and bus: terms;
T. G. WHITE, Real Estate,
Exclusive AKent', AoAa q.
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VACANT,

Near 9th and M sts. n.w.-Rooming
house, IL rms, 2 baths; hot-water hest.
lear 2-story gar. WALTER A. BROWN,
1415 Eye st. NV. Ma. 1862. 6b2.-
OVERLOOKING ROCK CREEK.
FOREST HILLS BEST BUY.
New brick center-hall Colonial library
loom, screened porch de luxe kitchen with
breakfast room; 2nd floor. 3 large bedrms..
. beautiful tile baths sun porch; AIR con-
garage. trees. LESLIE d. MEAsEiL.
WO. 6221.
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CLIFTON. VA. S-ROOM HOUSE,
haths. ali modern conveniences, oil heat.
ecres land, beautiful shrubbery and trees.
20 M fruit trees, ali kinds small fruit and
berries. henhouse and sarden; on d hsrdd.
station, OK miles WASHINGTON. j. M Def
WILER, Fairfax s5-J-4. Clifton, virginia.
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APARTMENT HOUSES WANTED.

WANTED-APT. HOUSE: HAVE CLIENT
house up to $500, ,ooo' L. H. THADEN,
WI hA40
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CHEVY CHASE, MD.
$1475O.

THIS IS A REAL FAMILY HOME WITH
BEDROOMS, / " BATHS ON End FLOOR,
AN EXTRA BEDROOM AND BATH ON
LIST FLOOR.
Detached brick. attic, recreation room,
screened living porch detached garage.
auto heat. One block from bus. Walking
distance to stores and schools Call
Woodley 1900 till pm. EDW. H. JONES
8y co INC
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S6-2OO-2-SToRY DETACHED BRICK, .
blks. or Washington blvd. in Arl. Nearly
new. completely modern rooms and bath
finished basement. Economical alr-con-
ditioned heat Small monthly payments
no more than rent. Owner transferred.
call lnha u
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DREAM BuNG.,. 8
large rms. and big screened porch. living
room 14x21. fireplace. vestibule, elec. re-
frigerator and gas stove, oil air-cond.
to school, bus and shopping center. So 500.
Substantial cash OK 4231 or OK. 4264.
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CHEVY CHASE. D. G..

Nearly new brick detached home. excel
lently located; center hall, living rm., din.
ing rm, kitchen, study, lavatory, screened
porch, 3 large bedrooms. baths nnished
Bird floor. maids room and bath, recreation
room with fireplace; garage: close to scnooi'
shopping, trans; excellent terms. WIS
conSin 1857
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WASHINGTON GOLF AND COUNTRY
Club neighborhood 7-rm. brick house,
large living rm. with fireplace. h.-v.h.,
large lot: bus stop in front Of house. Call
or see OWNER at 1854 Rock Spring I'd.
ArI Va pbnps Chestnut 2TQ0
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SHEPHERD PARK.

ora,tf,I centerhau Colonial brick
bomeMLarse living room with fireplace
dining room. kitchen. large bedrSoms
Detached garage Nice lot. To inspect call
ROBERTS E. LATIMER,
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S525O = NEW 5-RM. SEM-DETACHED
brick, with range, refrigerator, auto. air
cond heat; FHW and OPM approved; 1Oc
bus to 10th and SITS. n. W; close TO new
war and Navy Bldgs.: $3.50 cash Mr.. Ma
honey CHI 244O. N c. HINES AND SONS.
TNC d3CO Lee hvy Arl Va
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AR WORKERS! $3.50 CASH!

Not | extra cent needed to move in.
ABR. brick homes in Lynhaven. 175 sold.
only 10 min. from downtown. 2 exp; bus
ABW bus at 10th and D NV. or drive
over 14th st. Bridge and route to signs.
Get details Of this plan today. J. WESLEY
BUCHANAN. Temple 5000
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Center hall 3-bedrm, 2-bath Dricn. ars.
with good-sized rooms. full attic @ iarge
lot. trees and shrubbery: close 10 S,oith Sohh
ave and all conyentences. CaIl Nj Shi'A1'
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DETACHED. ROOMS AND BATH,
screened porch. full cellar with law. lot
50xIOO. FHA approved 224 Adams ave,
opp. G.. W. High School on Mt. Vernon
ave. 3 miles from new War and Navy
Dept HOLBROOK q CO., CHI. 5a49.
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ARLINGTON, VA, >
NEG wear ronm homes: reasonable down pay
ments. aI balance like rent. Call Oh, 59@".
WILLIAM P. PARRAMORE,
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S BEDROOMS, 3 BATHS.
E1d Am

Chevy Chase, Md-New. all-brick home;
1st floor, large living, dining room. de luxe
kitchen. bedroom. bath; Ind floor. large
bath; gas air conditioned, built-in garage,
in sight of high ana Junior high schools.
LESLIE D. MEASELL. WO. 6221.
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COMPI ETELY FURNISHED.

Saurs Addition, one block from 14th ST
car line-Frame and stucco house. gooo
condition, rooms bath. garage; complete
ly furnished; including 194O Buick sedan
$4,000 See Mr.. Norris, WEAVER BROS,
INC DI $500 Sun. and ewes, CHI. 923s.
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CHEVY CHASE, D. C.

NIIEV NI1xAOIJ ~ "
Detached. bedrooms, = baths; also
beoroom and "a bath lst floor; L block to
Conn ave stores and trans. real buy
at S11,950. Gall EN-. 1890 daily and
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ment. west Lanham HIS. Nd. WA. asSS
$40. .5O-EASY TERMS.
4 rooms bath. cleo. gas, furnace heats
large lot IA block bus
sroom bungalow bath, h.-w.h, elec.
ritchen' fireplace. recreation room, gear
earage; large lot; block streetcar.
Erwin REALTY CO.,
Call Hyattsville O334 Ewes. WA. 1881.
5-RooM AND BATH BUNGALOW, SHADE
trees shrubbery, Close to schools, stores
and Oc bus line, Price including furniture.
S435O without furniture. $4,000. Terms.
B. N. SMITH.
o40s Columbia Pike. oxford 203s.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-01
New Workers Named To
Child Service Agency

Ann Arbor. Mich, Sept THE
board OF directors has appointed
three workers for the Family and
ChiIdren's Service to fill places
left vacant by designations. The
new executive secretary, who is 70
I'LL the place left vacant by Mrs.
Dorothy Engel. is Miss Mary Hes
ter Miss Hester is from the Asso-
ciated Charities OF Cleveland.
Mrs. Madeline Weisman has
gone to join her husband, Dr.
Avery Weisman. who is on the staff
Of the Boston City Hospital and
her place will be filled by Mrs.
Donna Lindsay Salk. Mrs. Salk
has been with the social service de
partment of the University Hospi-
tai
The place left vacant by the
resignation OF Gilbert Anderson
who took a government job In
Washington with the Price Admins
tration, will be filled by James
Beniamins He will be the new
youth worker and he has been with
the Children's Center in Detroit for
the past year
Miss Hester began her duties to-
day and Mrs. Salk will assume her
new position September :. Mr..
Benjamin has already begun work
with the agency.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-01
Ann Arbor News
Red Cross Workers
Seek Money for Kits

Ann Arbor. Mich, Sept. THE
Washtenaw County Red Cross
Chapter is seeking contributions OF
money which will be used to fill
l.2O0 comfort kits for the United
States soldiers and sailors Five
hundred kits have already been
made and filled here a few months
ago.
These kits are filled with things
that the Army and Navy do not
furnish and some of the articles
enclosed in them are, cigarets,
playing cards. soap. chewing gum,
writing materials. sewing supplies
and razor blades and they are given
to the men Just before they leave
for foreign duty. II costs about a
dollar to I'LL one of the kits. and
the cloth kits are made by the Red
Cross workers themselves. The
Red Cross prefers money because
the articles are purchased in large
lots All clubs in Ann Arbor are
being asked to help as the kite
should be completed by April so of
next year.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-01
Miss Campbell Becomes
Bride Of Russell Smith

Ann Arbor, Mich, Sept. Miss
Dolores Ann Campbell, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs J. Wylie Campbell,
Plymouth. and Russell 7. Smith,
son Of Mrs. William Smith, this
city, and the late Mr. Smith. were
married Saturday in ST. Thomas
Catholic Church. Rev. G. Warren
Peek offciated at the ceremony
Miss Campbell was attended by
Miss Leona llarkins, as maid OF
honor. and the best man was DR..
Raymond Smith. Pittsburgh, Pa.
The guests were seated by Dr.
Donald smith, Pontiac, and Leo
Hailen. Ann Arbor
Following p wedding breakfast
and reception al the home OF the
brides parents, the couple left for
a trip through northern Michigan.
Upon their return, they will make
their home in Ann Arbor, where Mr..
Smith is employed with the Ann
Arbor Bank. and Mrs Smith is on
the nursing staff Of the University
Hospital.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-01
State Shares Expense
Of Course For Nurses

Ann Arbor. Mich. Sept l. The
State Board in Control Of Noea-
tional Education is sharing in the
financial support Of refresher
course for graduate nurses in the
Ann Arbor area along with the W.
X. kellogg Foundation, Miss Rhoda
F. Reddig, director of nursing at
the University OF Michigan Hos
pital, announces.
\ six week review Of all fields
of nursing will be presented at Uni
versity Hospital starting Septem-
Der IS, provided class OF - can
be arranged. The University's EX-
tension Service Is sponsoring the
refresher course Tuition and fees
viii be paid Tor the trainees. but
the nurses will be required 10 meet
their own living expenses while in
training
The refreSher course is designed
for graduate nurses who are not
now actively engaged in their pro
fession but who are willing 10 re.
enter service on a full or part.time
basis 10 cope with the present urg-
ent need for trained nurses.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-01
Miss Reynolds, @. Bush,
Wed In Ba ptist Church

Ann Arbor, Mich. Sept. Lois
Reynolds. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Miles VI. Reynolds. became the
bride OF Grover S Bush Jr.. son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. C s. Bush. in a cere-
mony Saturday evening in the First
Baptist Church. DR.. Charles W.
Brashares. pastor OF the First
Methodist Church, oficiated at the
ceremony.
Miss Reynolds was attended by
Miss Kathryn Reynolds, as maid Of
honor. and Misses Bonnie and Ella.
jean Wilton. Gail Moody. and Mrs
Donald Reynolds. Max J. Reynolds.
Detroit, was best man. and the
ushers were Dwight Gerstler vii
liam Bush Donald Reynolds. and
Gerald Reynolds.
Following a reception in the
church parlors. Mr.. and Mrs. Bush
left for a wedding trip in the
South
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-01
Twenty Eight Safe
After Vessel Sunk

CBv international News Service
Twenty-eight crew members of a
small American merchantmen,
shelled and sunk by an Axis sub
marine $50 miles off the United
States East Coast late in April
were safe in a Gulf port today.
Four of the five victims of the at
tack were killed by shell-hre while
the fifth died after being rescued
and brought ashore.
The submarine fired so shells
into the vessel at a range Of 900
yards. according to the Navy De
partment's announcement
Earlier the Navy Department an
uounced the Smelling, torpedoing
and sinking of a medium-sized
Dutch merchant vessel late in June
several hundred miles off the East
Coast of South America. The crew
of g. including a six-man gun crew.
was saved and brought to Gulf
port.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-01
Ann Arbor Boy Wins
Awards At Contest

Ann Arbor. Mich. Sept Two
top prizes were won by David Lake.
Ann Arbor, az the fifth model air
plane meet held at the City Air
port. Young Lake is flight leader
OF the local Junior Air Reserve
For placing first in Glass A of the
gasoline powered division, he won
a gasoline motor and then a S25
War Savings Bond for chalking up
the best flight OF the day with his
motor powered model plane.
The contests in which 1850 model
airplane builders participated was
watched by about 1000 people and
1870 Official flights were made during
the day.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-01
Michigan in
Washington
BY Esther Van Wagner Tufty


Bedford, Engl, Sept. l -- John
Bunyan wrote pilgrim Progress
in the jail OF this town. AMI gave
my maiden speech in England out
doors in the common square
I'm certain that the good people
OF Bedford will place no marker on
the spot where spoke. because
even the Jail that Bunyan made
famous is no more.
A campaign is on in Bedford.
town OF some $1,000, TO urge older
women to take part-time jobs in
nearby war factory. Some OF them
we're in the audience modest
women who looked weary after
three years of the hardships OF
war. The women of England are
magnificent. They do anything and
everything. And keep the home
fires burning. too.
Bedford gave me thrill ] shall
never forget. The American flag
was raised in my honor ~ as a
representative of a country which,
the chairman said. "befriended US
in our darkest hour and is now our
greatest ally Feeling conscious that
was in a foreign country. | looked
al that flag. choked back the tears
and forgot everything ! had planned
10 say. But | guess | said il.
The Bedford audience was polite
about my remarks on the progress
OF American war production, but
what they really we're interested
in was news OF how the war had
affected the average American
home
To know that the people Of rich
luxury-loying America, the Land OF
Plenty. are facing war restrictions
makes their own burden easier to
bear.
Bedford's principal industry IS
education. 4 school center filled
with children. Immediately
thought of the danger from the
nearby war factory and asked why
II was located so near a town of
children. was reminded that the
Isle is small and any spot would be
close in flying time.
Actually. Bedford has been hit but
once before came. | saw the ruins
Of what was once a hotel.
Concerned that when the women
answered the new call to the fac
tory that the children would after,
| asked about nursery facilities. In
mediatcly, | was escorted 10 a large
one sponsored by the Ministry of
Heal'h.
The children-from fave months
10 five years were outdoors having
fine time. They looked Surrey.
well fed and happily busy.
Just as We left some OF their
mothers arrived u take them home
They pay shilling (about 90
cents) and the government paws the
other two shillines. the estimated
cost of caring for a child per day
The saddest room IN the nursery
is the Bomb room. The ceiling is
reinforced. Gas masks are stacked
in enc corner. The children do not
rebel against the gas masks. ! was
told that one child ran outdoors to
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-01
Death Of Baby Probed
Physician Questioned

Detroit. Sept. 1-INS- Police
today held Dr. Louis L. Denison
Al, for questioning in connection
with the death of a baby which he
delivered The baby died short.
ly after It was born.
Denison, 1t was said. was being
held on direct orders from Wayne
County Prosecutor William +.
Bowling.
An autopsy was to be perform.
ed on the infant today Denison
has refused to make statement
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-01
Thieves Take Saddles,
Brides, Blankets, Tires

Police officers here are investi-
eating the theft of several articles.
George Houghton. RID. 3, Clark
Rd., reported that tires from his
wrecked car parked at the rear
Of local garage had been re-
moved The tires were believed 20
have been stolen Saturday.
Theft OF two stock saddles.
three silver mounted brides and
a Navajo saddle blanket with to-
tai value of $40 from riding
stable owned by Perry Richwine.
Plymouth, was reported today 10
state police.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-01
Fremont Services Today
For AdeIbert Walsworth

Ann Arbor. Mich. Sept Flu.
neral services were at 2:30 this
afternoon for Adelbert NJ. Walls.
worth. 50. who died at his home.
S27 Mckinley. Sunday. after four
months illness. He is survived by
his wife. the former Eva Miller.
two sons, Donald. Ann Arbor, and
Kenneth. Allegan, and four broth
ers. William, of Hart. Enos and
Robert, Of Holton, and Otis, Bald.
win.
Services were in the Methodist
Church IN Fremont. Mich.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-01

play with his mask still on after
recent try.out.
Few cars we're on the street. 40
gas (rather petrol is available TO
civilians. Soldiers from many coun-
tries were here, there and every.
where. 1 had an urge to yell Hey,
Yank" to the American men in uni
form. But | remembered my spon-
sors would expect some dignity
but | shall do it whenever possible.
They look homesick.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-01
POULTRY
(BaZleys Marketl
LIVESTOCK

Detroit. Mich. Sept. Medium
to good native grass steers.
S13.50dl5; mixed grass cows and
heifers. $3.50 IL; good common
weighty SAUSAGE bulls, Sf2d12.25.
Calves good and choice vealers.
SlGov; common and medium grades
$13T16.5O.
Sheep and lambs-bulk good 10
choice native lambs. $1I50d1475.
Hogs-1S0-2i0 lbs. $1i40 q 1850.
slightly above 240 lbs. $40 a
1870. extreme .heayies, 1890.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-01

NNSCldblCS
Detroit, Mich. sept. l.
BETS No. /. 350 40c doz. bchs.
CARROTS-No. l, IS a soc doz
doz bchs.
GREEN BEANS-No. !, 75caSlOO
bu.
CUCUMBERs-Picklers. No. /.
$2.50a3 bu.
POTATOES-No. /. $16115 bu.
GREEN ONIONS No. /, 80 a soc
lis bu.
CABBAGE No 1. bu. iOdGO
TURNlPS-No. ], 4Oq Coo doz.
bchs.
SWEET CORN-No l, 75cG$1 s.
doz. sack.
SQUASH-Hubbard, No. !, 81 bu.
TOMATOES No. /, S1d150 bu.
Fruit
Detroit Mich. sept. l.
APPLES Wealthy. No. I. $500
lis bu.; Duchess No. 1, bu, 75cQ
s1.l5.
PEACHES-South Haven, No. J.,
1925 bu.
PEARS Bartlett No. !, f175 n
225 bu.
IPLUMS-No. I, $26250 bu.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-01
Daily Market Report

New York Central ........ 9i5.
North American ......... ~.
ONO on ..., ............... S@s'
Packard Motor ........... pa
Pennsylvania .............. 22 :
Radio Corporation ....... ga,
Republic Steel ............ 1879
Reynolds Tobacco "B" ...... 237si
Sears Roebuck ............. So !
Standard Oil of Cal. ........ 235s
Standard Oil of y. ]. ........ 3S5s'
Socony Vacuum ......... Sl'
Studebakef .............-,....- y.
Standard Brands .......... 3h'
Texas Corporation ......... 361s
United Aircraft ........... 2S7,
Union Carbide .............. 6S :
United Gas Improvement 80. 32l
United States Steel ......... 49,.
Warner Pictures ............ 81
Westinghouse FL. ........... SSH
F. W. WoolwCrth ........... PSI.