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FARMS FOR SALE.

$50 DOWN, $40 MO; o ACPES: TIMRER
fairly level, on good road: Southern Md j;
$500 Box 4732, Anacostia. o. G.
137-ACRE TOBACCO FARM-S-room barn.
stable Groom dwelling. deep well. stream,
all farming implements, livestock, grow
ing tobacco crop: 50 500; terms. Erwin
REALTY CO., call Hyattsville 0334; ewes,
WA. 1881.
1.4s0 ACRES IN THE BEAUTIFUL HORSE
few large tracts available In that area this
farm. contains about 1000 acres good graz
brick house Erist mill. tenant houses,
ca tile sheds and other farm buildings; 55
miles from Washington. In our opinion 1t
is worth twice the low price o. S50.e00 at
which it is offered. Substantial down pay
ment required Shown by appointment bv
MASON HIRST. Annandale. Va. at. the end
Ctn Hou
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REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.

EXCHANGE GROOM HOUSE. LONG IS
| lsnd--Coal, near station, As minutes to
n. Y. newly decorated, screened porch,
for similar house in D. c. or vicinity.
Box lTO-V Star
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ihvEsTMEhT PROPERTY FOR SALE.

NEW CORNER BUILDING ON PRoMI-
nent thoroughfare, with long lease to chain
food market; well financed. can be bought
right to yield over 20Ge on equity. Box
323X, Star.
GROOM AND BATH, BRICK, WITH REC
reation room end shower bath in basement
Ton. Ton By oWNER. : Cal oxford se:sl. 3i'''ls
AN EXCELLENT INyyEsTMENNT-.AA 5-uNIT
Of 10th ST. Oil heat, also firepiaces. In
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Ne NEAR slst ST ST. 4 AND r., Penn; AVE. NV.
bath Sane eafs hen sgs also ME- sos6
s4.so6@ONear @ iesii capitoi and N 1nion on Station
six-room and bath, brick, hot-water
$40 eeIeo 5ooWpetached ct @ four family fat Amer
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-. 'e SHANNON g. LUcHs So.
| 1905 II ST. NV. National 2345
| WARTIME BARGAINS,
| Near 14th and Irving ST. nv, 10 rms: 4
eees es'hs as eompes ssReEaff
come about $500 per mo. Price $4,000;
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ess un sas hss Income cts sl44 per mo
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EXCELLENT INVESTMENT.
2 semi-det. houses, 8 rooms, bath,
QUICK sale, $3.50. both. '''' D'''e4 ~
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY.
MONEY TO LOAN.

REAL ESTATE LOANS, LARGE OR SMALL.
Prompt action, lowest rates PERCY H
RUSSELL CO, 1871 K st. NV.
LOANS ON REAL ESTATE
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
NEARBY VIRGINIA.

2 Vacant Redecorated Homes.
sssn, bath
Good location: nr. bus schools, stores.
sRop1E 4 coLBERT. NC, Ma. ss2s. ss9s.
WOODBRIDGE CORNER.
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Contains spacious rooms, bedrooms: .
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GLENBROOK ROAD, MARYLAND
This attractive detached home, conven-
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TIE. 2233
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A Lovely Home,
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values in this entire section. For details
FRANK S. PHILLIPS, DI. 1411.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-02
Short Story
Continued From Page 81

Continued From Page 80
with fervor. "In three months,
we didn't have hardly a custO-
mer.
News like that gets out by
word of mouth and IL must have
spread clear across the cOnti-
nent. i demonstrated with Mrs.
Crowpan and one day she struck
me with a shovel. Here II the
scar" He put his large hand
the fingers pointing downward
on spot on his head.
Then she packed up and left.
She went 20 Los Angeles and
when / located her, l begged
and pleaded with her to come
back.
81 said she could go on run
ming the camp. But she said. To
hell with the camp and me too
and that she wished I'd get a
divorce"
ut Is ordered. adjudged and
decreed." the judge said rapidly.
that the bonds .ef matFimeBy
heretofore and now existing be-
tween Harold CrOwpan. the
plaintiff. and GeneyieYe Crow
pan, the defendant. be, and the
same hereby are dissolved and
each Of said parties is restored
to the status of single persons
on the ground Of extreme cruelty
on the part Of the defendant"
LET'S HAVE A DRINK
Mr.. Crowpan stepped from Tho
witness stand and when he reached
Bill he said. Come on. Let's have
! drink" So Bill followed him out
They went 10 Charles Bar, z
linn. cool place on North Virgins
street, and Mr.. Crowpan ordered
| straight whisky.
Bill took the same. Mr.. Crowpar
frank his at a gulp. So did Bill
Mr. Crowpan paid for the drink
md Bill said. Lets have another.
They drank that one, too. and Mr.
Crowpan bought again, this time
/ highball which Bill, the init
ltive, also ordered.
Suddenly, Mr.. Crowpan began
o talk.
IL didn't tell half the story In
court" he said. THAT woman I
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-02

as long an the gangsters can't
get hold Of Jack Beckett. And
while 1 don't know where Jack
In, I'm sure my father does, and
that he II safe from attack"
"You blessed comforter" she
murmured as / left her.
Then I rushed back TO Harry
and Dicky.
as Lillian all right" the big
man demanded
Very much 20" I returned,
"Now she Is completely con-
WINGED of Carolyn's treachery,
and asks only that the girl be
kept out of her sight"
II knew you'd turn the trick.
Lady Fair" Harry Underwood
said. and Dicky's eyes tele-
graphed approval.
And now what's the pro-
gram" Dicky said you're the
general. Give US our orders"
Lillian wants to see you,
Harry" l said, "and when Ron
aid comes out will you tell him
my father wishes him 10 stay
here and rest until he Is sent
for"
"Ah-h" Dicky said. 81 can see
where I'm going 10 be In on that
third degree for little Carol"
Perhaps" I told him, as
Harry hurried away. "But first,
i want you 10 20 to a pay sta
ton where calls can't be traced,
and ask Father TO hurry over
here"
I'm flying to obey your or
ders," he said. II take time Oft
tn kiss you only 80 you won't
think I'm sore at yeu.
He kissed me expertly and muir.
81 really wanted a kiss
then hurried out.
1 went upstairs and knocked al
the door where ! had left Miss
and Carolyn. The nurse
opened il a mere crack.
Carolyn was sitting in a big
chair at the other side of the
room, apparently quiescent, but
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-02

Katie" he said. "She was as
fine a wife as ever a man could
want until she got this boarding
house bug In her head.
"And then there was nothing
you could do with her. She was
like a crazy woman. But up to
then, she was a fine wife, lovin'
and tender and meek as
lamb.
pm sure gotn' to miss Katie.
And so are my two boys. Maybe
1 didn't do right by her, shuckin'
her off this way.
Maybe I should have used n
little patience with her. / don't
know why but 1 feel kind of
lonely"
Don't he n fool" warned Mr..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-02

dear" he argued, II just got my
divorce. Well. IL you're sorry.
Where are youth Reno.
Well, yes. Sure. BY"
He put down the instrument and
came sheepishly back to the bar.
THAT was the wife," he said.
"She wants to make up. Guess
it's better that way. just like
you said. you miss them when
you get rid Of them. Let's have
a drink"
They were having il when a
Western Union messenger came in
asking for MIR. William Burcap.
Bill took the telegram.
"Sorry I was silly" he read.
''Please don't divorce me-"
He stared at the telegram, then
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-02

"AT LEAST" l told Lillian,
until Marion is safely hack
with us, and the members of the
gang hunting for Jack and the
secret of his cryptograms have
all been dealt with rs they
deserve"
"Does Carolyn know what
happened to the young man ?"
Lillian asked. then answered her
own query. But, of course. she
can't, or she wouldn't be making
such frantic efforts TO find him.
"And now, Madge, don't be
afraid for me or OF what i may
do. I'm myself again. Please
send Harry In. don't care
what you do with Carolyn, only
get her out of my sight"
"I'll see that she's out OF the
house rs soon as get hold Of
my father and find out what he
wants me TO do" / said. But
there are two favors I'd like To
ask OF you"
you've only to name them"
she said. with wan smile.
FIRST, may Ronald stay here?
I don't think II would be pleas
ant for him to listen TO my
fathers Interrogation Of his
sister"
"Of course he may stay. DO
you think he will want to-"
II don't think II Will matter
what he wishes" ! said. HE IL
under Fathers orders, and I am
sure Father won't want him TO
como with us.
"Now the other favor u this:
Can you and Harry get along
without Miss Whitlock for few
hours-perhaps longer"
Surely" she said heartily.
I'VE can take care of each other.
and i can see where you Will
need her In dealing with
Carolyn"
Thank you" l said. land now
I'll be running along. Good-by,
and keep up your courage, girl.
You can be sure Marion Is safe
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-02
THE
KING

was married to was a devil, II
there was ever one. For 80
years, day in and day out. she
nagged me. She was never salts
fled.
when was younger, she
used 10 accuse me of other
women. I'm damn glad I'm rid
of her. i should have got my
divorce sooner. Let's have an
other drink"
So they had another drink and
they drank il. Bill should have
been feeling fine. But he wasn't.
lie was sad. He was thinking
back TO the days when he and
Katie were first married. He be-
gan 10 talk.
az don't know what got into
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-02
Pitfalls al Love {. By Adele Garrison

Miss Whitlock, even when opening
the door, did not take her eyes
from the girl.
"Mrs. Underwood says she
can spare you 10 us for a little
while. II you don't mind" 1 said.
AS "A jailer for me, j sup
pose" Carolyn said, with venom
in her voice.
Continued tomorrow
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-02

Crowpan. you've got what
thirty million men In these
United States would like to
have, freedom. It's new, but
it's the best thing I'm the world
and you1l get used to it."
The telephone rang and the bar
tender picked 1t up and listened
He held it in his hand and turned
and said
Either one OF you fellows
named Crowpan
THEN A TELEGRAM
Mr.. Crowpan gulped and raised
his hand and took the instrument
from the bartender.
EYES," he said, and his face
whitened. "Well, i don't know,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-02
By Lyman Young
By Michael Berry
By Zane Grey

at Mr.. Crowpan. He asked the boy
for a pencil. -
TOO late. he wrote. syus4
got my divorce and never foIt
better In my life. Go get another
sucker. Bill"
He handed the boy two dollars.
"Send that for me-" he said,
"and keep the change. Bar
tender. give us another DRINK
THE END.
Tomorrow's short story: The
Joke" by Maureen Fleming.
"The Wishing Well has .
message In cipher for you
Daily and Sunday Times.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-26
New Low Note Hit
BY Bass Clarinet

BosTON-UP-The bass clarinet
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-26
Wolverines to
Engage Him

New York. oct 26-INS- Tha
scrap heap Of defeated football
elevens. which has grown from 4
molehill 10 a mountain with every
passing week. grew just bit larg
tr over the week end as the mer
OF Brown. Illinois, North Carolina,
Georgetown, Santa Clara and
Washington learned what it feels
like to leave the field as losers.
Around the rest OF the gridiron
globe. however most of the lead
ers remained in high gear and
Numbered along 10 impressive con
quests
Sectional leaders as the season
enters its most tOrrid portion arc
East Boston College, Army ami
Syracuse.
Midwest. Ohio state. Wiscon-
sin. Notre Dame and Detroit
South. Georgia, Alabama and
Georgia Tech.
Missouri valley: University Of
Tulsa.
Southwest. Texas Christian
Far West. L. c. l.. \.
All OF these teams with the ex-
ception OF Notre Dame and L. c.
L. A. are somehow still unbeat-n
but the list is going to be trimmed
this Saturday when the schedules
will call some Of these crack out
fits into battle against each other.
There are two games in par
ticular which will have the eyes
and ears of the football world or
their every play These are the
Observation-Disclosures and Ohio State
Wisconsin battles which may de-
eide the sectional championships IN
their respective baCkyards
Barring a tie game between Ohio
State and Wisconsin there can be
no more than two unbeaten eleyens
in the Big Ten week hence.
Michigans reaction TO its defeat
by Minnesota will serve to estab-
lish not only Illinois fate but what
10 expect from the Wolverines dur
ing the remainder of the season
The Illinois, Michigan game should
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-26
SPORTS Roundup

Ann Arbor Oct 20 Motion pictures today OF Mnneoas let
will show whether Bfarnaas winning dopkA
Michigan adhereuts claim
really Other Michigan claimed Minnesota
quickly did legal line when
They also The clock should not have been
Garnaas the substitute as me rules
provide during the substitution In the last two min
OF each half.
Derot-The football down 10
this sunday when
they Bay Packers Isl The prize
yard sprint Andy Tram who returned kcko
before the ended This the longest oao"n
kickoff the league this hut not the longest m
Chicago Cardinals returned kickoff o
yards for
DeoCarmen Notch the Pittsburgh weterweigh who defeated
Lightweight Champion Lew jenkins IN the
Detroit will 10 extend his win
three tonsht when he meets Willie Joyce OF Cncago
n the o a show Arena Gardens
Deo-Coming Red Wings hsckey team
victory indianapolis Capols their farm club IN an
exhibition game sunday night The Wings jnmpe
into Lu, the tied 80 after
periods credited 10 Carl Lseombe
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-26

Michigan Normaps football team
| out-smarted Wayne University sat
I urday on a pair OF trick plays coot-
ed up by Elton J Rynearson, vet
eran coach. 10 hold the favored Tar.
tar aggregation &c a 1912 tie be-
lore a crowd OF Homecoming Day
celebrants at Briggs Field.
Forced TO rely on deception and
gridiron magic. the aggressive HUI
rons scored on dazzling touchdown
runs by loug.legged Jack Brown
and thereby offset Wayne's admit
ted superiority ou the ground and
In the air
The deadlock did not alter Michi.
gan Normals record, for prior
TO the contest with Wayne the Hd-
rons had split even in four games.
/ Wayne. however. has still TO win
a game this year
Remembering that Normal had
used couple II fake punt plays
/ to triumph over the Tartars three
/ years ago, Rynearson sent his
/ charges into battle with instruc-
tions TO try two gridiron tricks
/ kept in store exclusively for this
| encounter.
Browns initial score came On
SO-yard run down the north
sidelines following a punt from
Wayne's Joe Magnatta in the sec
ond period
Charles Nemetn received the kick
and showed the tall into Brown 5
hands as the Huron halfback crisis
! crossed on their own 20. Brown
had little difficulty in eludins
would-be Wayne taoklers. Nemeths
attempted conversion bounced of
the goal posts.
With Fullback Frank Chorn v
carrying the ball, Wayne drove for
seven plays, Wayne drove for a
goal shortly after the last half
opened. Chorney slashed through
right tackle from the three-yard
line to climax d 47-yard drive. 4
bad pass from center slipped
| through Magratta's hands and pre-
vented Doug Rutherford from
kicking the extra point.
With less than four minutes re
naming in the third period, Tackle
Jerry Weber recovered a tumble
by Ray Perry, Wayne halfback, on
the Tartar 81.
Hating at he line OF scrimmage
on the next play. Nemeth pretend
cd to tie a shoe lace while his
teammates remained stationary.
Then he quickly shoyeled the bal
70 Brown, who galloped the rest
Of the way to pay dirt through a
thoroughly surprised Wayne team.
Again the Hurons were kent
from adding to their sum when
Nemeths pass for the point after
touchdown sailed past Lowell
Beachs outstretched hands.
Waynes aerial offense BEGAN 10
function as the Fourth quarter
opened. Rutherford eventually
generated the game-tying score on
l2.yard pitch to Magnatta deep
in the end zone.
With the outcome OF the contest
resting on Rutherford s try at
placement. Bill Hughes, gigantic
freshman end, rushed in to block
the kick.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-26
By STANLEY
~ So

new instrument, which has five new
low notes below the usual final
bass. The Instruments lowest tone
is equivalent to the lowest A-flat on
a piano.
Rosario Mazzeo, bass clarinetist
OF the orchestra, spent several
months perfecting the instrument
10 get the exact effect wanted by
the composer
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-26

be one of the days hishlights.
Ohio State is setting the Con
ference pace, nut with two other
unbeaten clevens. illinois and Wis
cousin, still in position TO CON
test the title claims of the Back
eyes
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-26

has hit new low note with the
Boston Symphony Orchestra.
For Its first performance OF the
Shostakovitch Seventh symphony
the Boston orchestra introduced the
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-26

Trick Plays Aid Hurons in
l2.l2 Deadlock With Wayne

caught the Tartars balance.
Wayne held decided edge IN tn
statistics. In addition TO chalkins
up 10 first downs 10 four for tn
Hurons. Wayne gained 235 yard
by rushing and u by passing.
Michigan Normal produced on y
l25 yards on the ground and three
via the air.
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Mayne


OVUTV TN yum TIT'
Michigan Normal D e 0-'2
Wayne University 0 6 6-12
Substitutes Michigan Normal -
Carano. Christ, Urquhart. Dowdy
Slabaugh Marsh. Wayne-Raskiu.
Carpenter. Meyer Perry. Mull-n
BearlSley Olmstead, Miller, Han
nan, Graham.
Touchdowns Michigan Normal
- Brown > Wayne - Chorney,
Magnatta.
Officials Refyree-Ray Fisher
(Middle burg. Umpire Fre'l
Sturgeon (Valparaiso). Head
linesman-C l.. Homing (Colgate).
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-06
.Kunze 10 Face
Trial on July IS

NEW YORK, July s INS).-
Gerhard Wilhelm Kunze, head OF
the Gernan-American bund, was
scheduled to arrive in New York
by plane today in custody Of FBI
men.
Arrested in Mexico at the re-
quest of American authorities,
Kunze will be taken TO Hartford,
Conn. Immediately, to face trial
July Is on an espionage charge.
Kunze, and four others were
charged in indictments with trans
hitting military information TO
Germany. Anastase Vonslatsku,
Russian Fascist and DR.. Otto Will
.lumeit, Chicago bund leader, in
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Kunze took over leadership OF
the bund in this country following
sentencing of Fritz Kuhn, Ameri-
can "fuehrer' to Sing Sing prison
for enlightenment
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-06
Russians Caught
Say

BERLIN, July 6 German broad.
cast recorded by United Press ir
|London) German forces driving
eastward in the Kursk-Kharkoy
sector of the Russian front have
established bridgeheads at several
points across the Don River anC
encircled enemy units which face
humiliation" the high command
announced today.
tRadio Vichy. heard in Lon
don. quoted a Berlin dispatch
saying the Nazis were subjecting
Leningrad and Kronstadt. the
naval base Just outside the far
northern city. to a concentrated
bombardment by long range
batteries and air raids in an
apparent "softening up prelimi-
nary to new attacks by ground
forces.)
Military circles in Berlin indi-
Gated that the Germans had
abandoned their blitzkrieg infil-
tration and enlightenment tactics in
favor of a mass action against the
whole front.
These operations are not
pocket battles but are q quite
big and broad offensive thrust"
thew said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-06
Anzoc Boyonets
Take Axis RIDGE
New ZeaIanders Rout Italians,
Capture rs Tanks and Guns
BY RICHARD ID. MCMILLAN
United Press stan Correspondent
Copyright, ls4s, by United Press

rendered without much OF o fight
and so did the crews of a number
of German and Italian guns, in
Guiding the 88-millimeter anti
tank guns which have caused the
imperials so much trouble.
AS the result of this and similar
counter-attacks many, many hun
dreds of Axis prisoners have come
through the imperial lines and the
situation continues to show Inn
provement.
The Axis forces are expected 10
receive reinforcements and the
battle still is in the balance, but
Axis prisoners are tired and
thirsty and the British appear to
hold firm control of the air.
A British soldier who had es-
capped from the Germans after
being made a prisoner told me:
81 saw some Of that Raj
bombing. 1t wasn't lust q busi-
ness Of dropping bombs. They are
attacking all night long at low
level, even the bombing planes.
1 was out there lying In holes
beside the Germans. They shiv-
cred Is much as I did; In fact,
they are squealing rather
loudly"