davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1942-02-02
OFFICIAL NOTICES,

BOARD OF zoNING A.DJUsTMENTI; ST,
held BY the Board Of Zoning Adjustment in
Room 500. District Building, beglnning al
1000 en-. Wednesday. February II; lsf.;
approved June 30. 1898 tPublic No: 6s4,
for the zoning of.the District of Columbia.
and the regulation OF the location, height
bulk and uses OF buildings and other strlc-
tptes tpct Of a9 colGmbs G and for other purpose
and Regulations promulgated thereunoer
to wit: $50. Appeal of Arnold Ysnovieh
use from a cleaning and laundry agency
to grocery store at $40 street N'E; 10y
S1 goT SS2 from she de yard
requirements OF the A Restricted Area
District to permit the erection OF two.
NV. lots ~ and 90, square 1908; So
Appeal of Anna Levinson for variance
from the use provisions Of the Second Com
ises 5I3 Morse Street NE, lot 5, sauar.
$500. as q winery for the manufacture oi
Sss 81 Aepes AeP 5erse, se or
New York Avenue y, W. lots SIS, sls and
tionaI Tax Investment Corpora ton foE per
mission to establish an automobiie parking
and sGs a so? ?es sonare ' f. 6s5 Appeal Of Boss
and Phelps for a variance from the rear
yard. lot occupancy, and open court re
permit ri the erection Of a one-story rear
addition and conversion of the two-story
dTlRY s. sres lot uis 8 SQUARE
6S6 Appeal Of Rudolph B. Behrend, owner,
on behalf of James W. Campbell. tenant:
oF and p o0 ps2ce 40 a4 6 'he Gseu 54
5347 and 5349l. said property located near
49th and C Streets Sc. 6s1. Appeal of
the Potomac Electric Power Company for
permission TO enlarge an electric substatlon
at 34l5 Nichols Avenue Sc. lot 500,
square 57S9. 6SS. Appeal of Estelle B;
and lot occupancy requirements of the b
Area District TO permit structural altera-
iU' the building iH " at @ 5Gs 3rd Street NE. lot
sos. square 779. $50. Appeal of the
United Builders Corp. Inc, for permission
Guiding fabrication and car washing at
the northeast corner OF 18th and Hsmlin
saas. sS s y Appsa na PaF o. # + IF 2rsch m
parking lot at 5O4 -Os 18th Street NV,
APE Appeal al Of T. wiiam sn1 j. SSsf oNei and VIM
T. Doyle for variance from the use pro-
visions of the First Commercial District
proof building for use in connection with
stIss5, si, Ne y, it, iot o. sSSsfs 1Gs6; co. ic
10 extend permitted grocery store and
parking lot use on the east portion Of
parcels $500 and Ss/124 tsuuare .945)
west a distance of o5 feet into the adjoin-
ing residential area. said property located
on the west side of GeorRia Avenue between
69i.. Appeal Of Harold NJ. Brock for per-
mission 10 establish an automobile parking
lot at the rear of premises 1908 Massachu-
247. 695. Appeal of H. NJ. and S. A. Pres
ton for a variance from the open court re-
permit the erection Of rear two-story
addition to the dwelling on lot 5S. square
1855 at 129 Fairmont Street NV. THEO-
D0RE I. COE, HARRL NOLEN. Jr.. Gull
YER B CHAMBERLAIN. ROBERT o.
CLOUSER. Board of Zoning Adjustment,
District of Columbia.
Evening star., 1942-02-02
BANKRUPTCY NOTICES.

United States for the District Of Colum-
bia Holding Bankruptcy Court-In the
Matter of NONNIE E. HOY. 1l06 Vermont
Ave. NV, Wash. D. c., Bankrupt,-Bank-
ruptcy No. 41S5.--To the creditors OF
Nonnie E Hoy Of the City OF Washington,
District OF Columbia. and other persons in
interest: Notice is hereby given that the
said Nonnie E. Hoy has been duly adiudged
on a petition filed by her on the
FIRST meeting OF her creditors Will be held
at nv office. $40 Investment Bldg, 18th
and K sts.. NV. Wash, d. c., on the 9th
am, at which place and time the said cred
itors may attend, prove their claims. ap-
point a trustee, appoint a committee OF
creditors examine the bankrupt and trans
act such other business as may properly
come before said meeting.
FRED J EDEN Referee in BANKRUPTCY.
Evening star., 1942-02-02
PROPOSALS.

January 20. 'lg43.-sesied propossis viii
be received at Room 500, District Building,
pet 2oS s4 .hd then pubey
for Construction of Enclosing Wall at D. c,
Jail. located East of 10Th Street and
South Of b Street, Southeast Tin Reserva-
ton No. 13). Proposals, specifications. and
drs wings may be obtained at Room 427,
District Building. upon deposit Of certified
check for $1,000. payable to the Collector
Of Taxes. D. C., to guarantee their return
in good condition.
ja2S,2930.31 ,fe2,3
Evening star., 1942-02-02
AEROPlANES.

TAYLOR CRAFT, practically new. 65-h p
Lycoming running lights, new condition:
cost 81 500: will sacrifice for 81 900 i'm
mediate sale. Call WO. S2O1 evenings.
Evening star., 1942-02-02

SEALED BIDS IN TRIPLICATE, SUBJECT
70 the conditions contained herein: VIII
be at 5es ce 81 ths olts
vision; State Planters Bank BUILDING: 9th
ane ana Mao do ssIee' I'm FsbruaTy
1912. and then publicly opened, for fur
nishing all labor and materials and per
forming all work for the construction Of
% tenances comprising % the following ap-
proximate items and quantities: 30 900
Gu. yds; excavation. 200 Gu. ydsi con.
necessary appurtenances for the conStruc-
ton Of said reservoir,
Plans and specifications will be on fle
for inspection at the ONCE of the under
signed and copies thereof may be obtained
from the Chester Engineers. 21O East
Parkway at sandusky. Pittsburgh. Penna
a deposit OF $1,000 viii be required to
insure their return.
Guarsntees will be required req WITH e3Se 46e
bid, which may be Bid Bond on U. g.
Standard Form No: "a, Money Order
Certified Check or Cashiers Cheek mace
payable to the Treasurer of the United
tsee Paragraph of Instructions to
Performance bond will be required as
follows: Performance Bond OF 50fe OF
the amount OF the contract executed on
ment Bond OF 500 of the amount of the
contract, executed on U. s. Standard
Form No. 25A- go
Liauidated damages for delay will be
Partial payments will be made monthly
based on forms furnished for the purpose.
Article on patents will be made part
OF the contract
Bids must be submitted upon the Stand
ard Government Form of Bid and the sue
cesSful bidder will be required TO execute
the Standard Government Form OF Con-
tract for Construction.
The right is reserved. as the interest
OF the Government may require. 10 reject
any and all bids TO waive any lnformallty
in bids received, and 10 accept or REJECT
any items OF any bid. unless such bid IS
qualified by specific limitation =.
Envelopes containing bids must be
sealed. marked and addressed as follows:
Bid for RESERVOIR AND APPURTEN-
ANCES, DOCKET VA. 44-l1S, ARLINGTON
COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
To be opened 200 PM, D. g. T..
FEBRUARY ! 6. 1912.
c. L. VICKERS.
Regional Director, Region No 2:
Note: See Standard Government In
structions to Bidders and copy OF the
Standard Government Form of Contract,
Bid Bond, and Performance Bond. which
may be obtained upon application.
ja2gfe2
Evening star., 1942-02-02

TRAJLERS FOR SALE.
VAGABOND. the COACH that has Every
thing On display opposite Canary Camp.
BALTIC. blvd, Berwyn, Nd.
TRAILERS new and USED; easy to deal
with Elcar Coach Co, Canary Trailer
Camp Rt l. Berwyn. Md.
FOR SALE-Covered Wagon trailer, fully
EQUIPPED: reasonable. Apply 1852 H St ne.
TRAuERS|Prices range from S725 70
S2.595 financing, So interest to selected
risks. Come in before you buy
TWO LOCATIONS.
Beltsville Nd Below Alexandria on I.
TRAILER MART.
Evening star., 1942-02-02
WASHINGTON SUBURBAN SANITARY
COMMISSION.
CONTRACTS NOS. 14S-W AND 149-W.
CLEARING RESERVOIR SITE
ON PATUXENT RIVER, NEAR

timber and farm buildings from approxi-
mately 230 acres of land on Contract
on Contract No. 149-W, for reservoir
site, will be received at the ofnce of the
Washington Suburban Sanitary Commits
sion, Hamilton Street, Hyattsyille. Mary.
land, until 300 PM. Eastern Daylight
Saving Time, Wednesday, February II,
1912, at which place and time they will
be publicly opened and read.
Plans and specifications may be obtained
from Harry r Hall, Chief Engineer of
the Commission, Hyattsville, Maryland.
upon deposit of S5 90, which deposit will
be returned to bidders or to those return
ing plans and specifications in good con-
dition.
j. DOrALD CLAGETT,
FRANZ B. SMITH.
1ao9feo5 Commissioners
Evening star., 1942-02-02
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

YOUNG MAN WILL SHARE UNUSUAL
small apartment, complete service; excel
lent food. WA S041.
LIVING ROOM Is SUNNY WINDOWS,
kitchenette, bedroom. bath (shower); 10
minutes from White House; 18th bus at
corner; sos mo. Box Tbs, Star. q
DOWNTOWN, 171O M ST NV RIM,
kit, studio apt, suitable for girls: So: 90
1901 CLIFTON ST. NW.-1 LARGE
front rm., kit, bath porch oil heat, elec.
yefs.; beautiful corner view: adults; $40.
VICINITY WIS. AND. MASS. :AvES-RE-
Aned girl. 25.32, to share modern. beauti-
fully furnished apt, kitchen privileges,
$3.50 mo-; refs. required. Box 42-H, Star.
Evening star., 1942-02-02
BETHESDA.

55O5 Charlotte Dr-SlO,750 Up.
New detached brick. conveniently 10,
Gated in exclusive Greenwich Forest.
quality built home with six. large rooms.
two tiled baths, bedrooms that will take
twin beds. storage attic and attached
garage Oliver 63a5.
To reach: Out Wisconsin ave. 70 Old
Georgetown I'd. left past Bank OF BetheS-
da to Huntington parkway, right on mar
La Lar, tn ha rlcntn drive
Evening star., 1942-02-02

NEW 4-BEDROOM
DETACHED HOME-S5.250.
Situated in q community of new houses
in nearby Maryland. Built by q contractor
for his own home. Johns Manville shinele
2 finished bedrooms on second floor; hard
wood floor. air-conditoned oil heat. 10T
cash. balance to suit.
SHANNON & LUcHs Co.,.
1903 i st. NV. MA. 2345..
Evening star., 1942-02-02
So. $50.

Located in nearby Md. a beautiful
wooded lot is the home you have dreamed
about. It contains five large rooms, tie
bath and shower; elaborate kitchen, full
basement. oil burner, hot-water neat
Wonderful environment. Don't fall 70 see
this before buving. Call Mr.. Coates, DI.
ann RETTTEII I,
Evening star., 1942-02-02
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

FURNISHED APT. AVAILABLE FEB. 1st.
living room. bedroom private bath. dnette
kitchen; in lovely neighborhood with large
lot, shade trees, u block bus walking dis
tance new Navy Bldg; no children nor
pets SIS per month. 1882 s. Ookcrest
rd.. Oakcrest. Arlington. Va. Jackson c120.
BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED APT
and meals for couple in exchange for wife
housework: congenial home atmosphere.
SLIGO 1907
Evening star., 1942-02-02
CHEVY CHASE, MD.-S13.950.
HyrrNrp r@DA DANCEEPPED

OWNtN IIthNJK IININ-1,. ,,,,tr,
club section. west of Conn. ave, close to
Transportation schools and stores sold
originally for S22.500; seven rooms, =
room. large dining room. two-car garagee,
den. screened porch and deck porch, maiq male,
room. attic space oil heat; bea9aaiaaa5lG ~ aaG
trust at 4iace, payments S59.3s per
month. Call Bruce KeSSler, WI. 9Soo'
SHANNON 4 LUCHS co, Ma. 9345
Evening star., 1942-02-02
LOTS FOR SALE.

y ACRE NEAR HORTICULTURAL FARM,
on hard-surface road, $500. Call Frank
lin 3414 As pm
Evening star., 1942-02-02
"WAKEFIELD."
WOODSIDE FOREST.
$500 DOWN.

$500 DOWN,
BALANCE LIKE RENT.
In one of the best Sc. locations, on "a
and Ala bama aves: homes that cannot be
matched for price and quality of construc-
ton. rooms, bath, finished creation
room, automatic oil neat. Price S6'96O
up. Call Emerson 1851.
Evening star., 1942-02-02
ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED.
APARTMENTS WANTED.

DESIRE MODERN UNFURNISHED APT.
with | or , bedrooms in Arlington or
vicinity. Box AIS. Star. 3s
FURNISHED OR UNfURNISHED APT. FOR
3 girls, n W. section: reas. Call MRS. MI
CHEL r. RUDICH. Ia 2SsS, after pm.
4 ROOMS, KITCHEN AND BATH, OR
small house; ne. section preferred: $50
or $50. Box 43-H, Star.
9 OR 3 ROOM BACHELOR APT. AND
bath or shower; NV. district; prefer fur
nished. Box 327-S. Star. 2"
q WELL-BRED, HIGHLY RESPECTABLE
and responsible girls want 2-bedroom apt,
or small house, preferably furnished; NV.
section: conv. transp. AID. 6546.
Evening star., 1942-02-02
PARKING LOTS.
TRAILERs FOR SALE.

REAR OF 2I36 PENN. AVE. Nw-SPACE
for 10 cars, $50. DAVID Z. BARRY. 1907
II st. NV. NE. 20S5.
Evening star., 1942-02-02

945 PA. AVE. NV.
Offices, single and ensuite; rentals from
S11 30 to SGT 80 per month.
ROBERT W. SAVAGE,
s13 IJnion Trust Bldg. Ma. 1880.
Evening star., 1942-02-02
JUST TWO LEFT.

You won't want TO miss seeing these
3-bedroom. a-bath homes. bedroom and
bath on lst floor large living room with
fireplace, dining room. de luxe kitchen.
full basement with toilet and attached ga
rage Located adjacent ~ Sligo Park IN
the Silver Spring area. We urge your I'M
mediate inspection before it's TOO late.
GRAHAM HALL. WI. $3.50.
Evening star., 1942-02-02

PONTIAC 1910 Torpedo 8 sedan; pvt.
owner: bargain. Call wO. s619.
Evening star., 1942-02-02
STORE

And basement. 1424 Park rd NV, 22x75
it each; Immediate possession; 500 net
rent monthly. Apply GUARANTY REALTY
MA. 05S7.
Evening star., 1942-02-02
HOUSES FOR SALE.

LARGE HOME IN MT. PLEASANT, 5 BED
rms, 3 baths, parlor, dining and living rm.,
large closets: oil heat: sig 300: ROBERT
1: McKEEVER CO., Shoreham Bids. MA.
Evening star., 1942-02-02
SUBURBAN ROOMS.
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

UNUSUAL LOVELY HOME, NOURISHING
food and good care; tray service. Wis
consn 1854.
WILL CARE FOR ONE CHILD and board
employed parents: new suburban home.
1880 LIVINGSTON rd.. Hyattsville. %
WARM ROOM, next bath. ch.w.: bus at
door; home cooking; suburban home. 1880
Livingston I'd, Hyattsville. -
RMS, 3 girls or men; nicely furn. and
conf. board optional. Call FIR. 1913,
40 pm.
5000 ILLINOIS AVE-Jewish home. girl
to share master bedroom, next to bath,
well-balanced meals; "a blk. bus GE. 0333.
$40 B ST SE-Single room; near Cong.
Library, Navy Yard 50 week. Ii. S594
Gent. to share front rm with another;
avail Feb. T. Rm. for 9 Best foods:
$3.50 mo. ca. ME. 7204.
ATTRACTIVE PRIVATE HOME.
Young man to share with another. Du-
mont 1922
Evening star., 1942-02-02
Sc 1850
JUST COMPLETED.

Two detached brick homes OF rare dis
tinction. situated in a restricted section
Of lovely Crestwood less than 10 min.
from the White. House. adjoining ROCK
living rm., dining rm. library. kitchen.
breakfast nook, recreation rr.. 5 bedrms.
and baths. maids rm and bath. 2-car
garage For further informa ton call Mr..
Grimm at Randolph 1918, or inspect the
homes at 1862 Upshur st. NV. and 1877
Randolph ST. NV.
Evening star., 1942-02-02
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR REM
STORES FOR RENT.

SMALL SHOP, 9 BLKS. ABOVE DUPONT
Circle: immed. occupancy. Dupont 0222.
2O37 K ST NW-LARGE STORE WITH
apt above. Rent only S125 per mo. for the
entire bldg. PERCY H. RUSSELL CO.,
1S11 x
Evening star., 1942-02-02
o30 JEFFERSON ST NV,
2231 HALL PLACE NV.

1EOO y 1I4 Z 1I10'O O~N
Attractive modern home rms, bath:
double garage; available to schools and
Evening star., 1942-02-02
INyEs1MENT PROPERTY FOR SALE.

SI4 FAMILY APT. IN Al
condition. always rented at more then1
5000 per, month: within one block Of
stores and transporta tion. Don't fail to
see this before buying Call E. NJ. FRY,
INC. 8S40 Wisconsin ave. WI. 674O
Evening star., 1942-02-02
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

nished. HHMaiEMH for 1iTis' GOVT empIoyyed only;
s gsE a7S Sf bet 1es and isth pm st snd f
located within 5-min walk Of Govt. oflaces.
NEAR 10th AND KALoRAMA !RD.-AT-
tractive English basement, living room,
bedroom, combina tion dining room and
OF or'Insni sentiemen: rs oas97 81 5o o" Ho 74es.
LARGE STUDIO RIM. AND COMPLETE KIT.
refg, ch.w., semi-bath shower, Ctils.
After pm. 471O 9Th st. I'M NV.
kitchen. bath, utilities; $3.50 for couple.
Christian surroundings, posltlVely no oIlhh-
ers Box 53-H. Star. ----
MAJESTIC, 1900 10th NV, APT. III
room. solarium., dinette. b. and +; ma
door bed, dressing room; completely fur,
nished: 4 months. Call after II am: L
APARTMENTS UNFURklsHED.
s20 nth ST NE ROOMS, KITCHEN
private bath with shower. Eectrolux; ous
NEAR WASHINGTON CIRCLE ROOMS,
kitchenette and bath; heat. sas' light fur
nished; $50. Applicants must have ex-
sssn ssss0Ray s1a n s90f a.m differences M
WooDWARD. Reaitor, 72s goth st. NV.
NEW, LARGE. MODERN GROOM, APT.
5000; large closets, laundry, yard near
bus stores adults Inquire paIs ny sso osl4
III GARLAND AVE, TAKOMA PARK,
Md rooms. kit. bath. storage. private
entr.: hot water, refg. incl, $40 near bus;
Elderly couple only. Empty on 10Th OF
ATTRACTIVE 4-RooM APARTMENT. ALL
newly redecorated; utilities included 1910
B st. ne. =
WOODBRIDGE. 2433 NEWTON ST NE=--3
rms. kit, bath. porch, INV n. cnw'' s4o'
Evening star., 1942-02-02

MERCURY 1910 club coupe; original ma
room finish. full 6-pasS. comfort, clean
broadcloth upholstery. radio, heater. econ
omy overdrive, 5 high-tread tires: an un-
usually clean car: S195.
TOWN AND COUNTRY MOTORS
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-11
WORLD WAR /
1917

The United States Government restrict.
ed the use of sugar in World War l.
The response of The Coca-Cola Com.
pany was expressed in the newspaper
advertisement reproduced at the left.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-11
Scientist Sees no Need For
Hunger, Weeds May be Used

Tuekegee. Ala. Feb. LAP -
go hungry" says DR.. George Wash
ington Carver. Tuskegee Institutes
renowned chemurgist, as long as
nature provides weeds and wild
vegetables (which serve not only
as food but as medicine"
Dr. Carver doesn't depend on
chemical analysis alone to de-
tsrmine the eating qualities of a
wild plant-he's an expert at cook
Ing up delectable dishes from dan
delions, sorrell and other weeds.
These uncultivated plants often
prove more nutritious than their
domesticated garden cousins, says
the aged negro scientist.
He has prepared many recipes
for cooking wild plants which he
believes would be valuable in the
event wartime economy forced a
shortage OF canned and green vege-
tables.
There's DR.. Carver's recipe for
sour grass pie. It's made from or
uiHdiy SOUR Grass Nttun, huONH W
botsnists as oxalis and to the ave-
rage farmer as sheep sorrell.
Take sour grass leaves and ten
der stems. wash clean and cook
In a little water until tender; pass
through fine sieve to remove
any hard stems. Thicker. if nsc-
essary. with little flour or corn
starch and bake with upper and
lower crust.
DR.. Carver whips up tasty dish
from wild rhubarb and pig"
weeds It's cooked IN the same
manner as turnip greens or spin
sch. Then there's the pepper
grass weed which sprouts wild in
nearly every backyard and garden.
II may be cooked or used raw in
\ salad.
Poke "salste." another widely
found weed. makes excellent pick
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-11
That Amazing Report
Was Ante Bellum' Says
Discounted Auditor

Lansing. Feb. l1-AP- Auditor
General Vernon J. Brown. longtime
apostle OF economy in government.
comedies Michigan legislators have
reason to whistle in amazement at
his annual fiscal report.
Legislators said unanimously
they never had seen more elabor-
ate publications. two volume edi-
ton OF fine paper, colored cartoons
and fancy touches. Brown him
self said It probably cost about 81
copy.
We ordered It before war broke
out" the auditor general declared,
and there was nothing | could do
TO stop 1t later. II certainly Is
fancier than would approve OF
now. but what can do about it,
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-11

II the legislature raised benefits
without waiting for Congress 20 act
on experimentation.
Senators d. Hale Brake. stan
ton. and Jerry T. Logic, BAY City.
disagreed. declaring the legislature
should do nothing about the Mich.
igan law until Congress has acted.
Senator George P. McCallum. Ann
Arbor, insisted he had seen no proof
OF need for liberalization
The unemployment compensation
bill Is to be introduced by the legis'
lative study commission. in both the
house and senate, Seven other OF
the 10 bills proposed by the COVER
nor have been filed for formal in
PRODUCTION this sfternoon-but no
one appeared who said he plaune''
or knew OF anyone who planned 10
sponsor the moratorium bill. The ex
ecutive office staff said that meas
ure had not yet been drafted.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-11

Lansing. Feb. ii-AP-Republi-
can leaders in the legislature voiced
resentment here against Governor
Van Wagoner's proposal Tor a mora
torium on time payment debts of
person thrown out OF work while the
factories in which they labor are
converted into munitions plants.
They expressed far more willing
ness, however. to grant the COVER
nor's request for liberalizing the I'm
employment Compensation Act to
meet what he called catastrophe
OF unemployment.
The lawmakers generally conced-
ed they were in for a session which
would extend at least three weeks.
and might run month.
In the House OF Representatives
Speaker Howard Nugent said he
would call the Republican majority
members into caucus, possibly this
afternoon, ina an effort to clear away
some of the confusion and bring
about an orderly start of work on
the governors program.
Nugent, whose peacemaklng and
organizing ability were big factors
in bringing the first special session
TO adjournment in four days equal
ling the record-said he wanted
the legislature TO buckle down and
get the work done so we can ad-
journ and go home as quickly as
possible. ! don't think We should
recess" Republican Floor Leader
Audley Rawson endorsed the senti-
ment.
Both criticized the governors plan
which would allow repossession of
automobiles or household articles
upon default OF time payments, but
would allow the purchaser to re-
deem them at any time within a
wear nv merely reSuming payments.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-11
Republican Leaders Favor
Higher Unemployment Fund

Rawson said he thought It was
"all wet and unnecessary and
probably was put in here TO put
the Republicans on the spot Nu-
gent said he. too. felt the governor
has tried to put us on the spot with
this. because there is no evidence Of
need of a moratorium.
Said Rep. Maurice +. Post. Repub-
lican, Rockford. the speaker pro
tempore: ivan Wagner asks us in
one breath to give the unemployed
more money so they can pay their
debts, and In the next one TO give
them a moratorium on their debts.
| wonder about il.
Van Wagner yesterday. In his
message to the lawmakers. asked
each one TO put himself In the place
OF a lsborer thrown out OF work
Through no fault of his own and
added:
Il ask that you do not vote on
this matter Unemployment compen'
sation) as the request OF organized
labor. and that you do not vote
against IL because manufacturers
might not want IL.
Nugent and Rawson said they
thought 1t was a reasonable request,
and each predicted the legislature
would liberalize the law before ad'
journing.
In the senate, three schools OF
thought were apparent among Re
publican majority members. Sena
tor ]. 7. Hammond. Benton Hsrbor
found strong support for his conten
ton that eyes of the nation are on
Michigan's actions in lf5eralizine
unemployment compensation, ant
that the legislature should act i'm
mediately to forestall liberalization
of the program. He said there would
be mo excuse" for liberalization
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-11
MAKE VICE ROUNDUP

Flint. Mich. Feb. 11-UP-rhe
most widespread vice roundup in
Genesee County police history to-
day had taken into custody more
than 120 persons, nearly half of
them women Charges included
lettering in blind pigs, gambling
houses and disorderly houses. The
arrests began over the week end
when 112 were arrested In raids on
- gambling houses and other illeg-
al Establishments. Raids last night
resulted in arrest of six others.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-11
cRossEYED THIEF RIDES BIKE

SAN ANTONIO. x-UP-Res-
taurants have been warned 10 ne
on the lookout here for a cross
eyed robber. who has a habit OF
ordering stack OF wheat cakes.
couple of packs OF cigarettes. then
pulling a gun when time comes to
pay the check He backs out the
door and rides away on his bicycle.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-11
ALEssoN FOB rAE TEACHER

LAS NEGAS. =. M--VP-Grade
schools students are stumping their
teachers in New Mexico schools
Spanish was inaugurated as a sub
ject in grade schools and survey
disclosed that Of the 6.S9s children
taking the course 5.l4s spoke Span
ish as their native tongue.