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u. S. to Re-exomine
Its Relations With
Vichy Government
Earlier Stery on Page A-2.)

Earlier Story on Page A-1D
BY the Associated Press.
An authoritative source said
today that the sudden return
of Axis-admirer Pierre Laval
to power In Vichy obviously"
called for a complete re-ex-
animation of United States re-
lations with the Vichy French
government.
The informant stressed, how
ever, the fact that no official
report had been received yet
from United States Ambassador
William D. Leahy. Until such
. report has been received the
situation ofiicially must be re-
garded as obscure.
Evening star., 1942-04-14

Ben r. Whitaker; Colchis,, owned
by r. Sterling Clark, defeated Alsab
in the Chesapeake Trial yesterday
and Hollywood, Irish-bred colt
owned by the Valdina Farm, is un-
defeated in three starts.
Among other possible supplement-
ary entries are With Regards, In
coming, Hyacinthus, Jean Ferrante,
Boot and Spur, Fair Call, Seaman
like, Trelawney, Bright Willie, Chi
quita Mia, Fickelbush, American
Wolf and Flaught.
Previously named for the Freak
ness are such 3-year-olds as Alsab,
Apache, Bless Me, Devil Diver, Shut
Out, Some Chance, Sun Again and
Wait q Bit.
Evening star., 1942-04-14
Earlier Story on Page B-9.)

tLdTiACf StUTN OH rage D-1.J
~ the Associated Press.
The War Production Board issued
orders today forcing an immediate
10 per cent reduction in the manu-
facture of phonograph records and
radio transcriptions.
The curtailment was accomplished
by reducing the amount of shellac
available to producers to 80 per cent
Of the amount used last year.
Shellac is necessity in record
manufacture, w. P. 3. spokesman
explained, and the record industry
normally uses about one third of the
Nations annual shellac consump-
ton.
Experiments were being pushed,
It was said, to find a suitable substi-
tute and reclaiming of old records
probably will be attempted.
Evening star., 1942-04-14

and in the interests of our country.
These are not times to expose the
leader of the United Nations-lhe
champion of all freemen-to any
possible danger"
Not until 2:30 o'clock, or 80 min
utes before game time. did the
crowd OF approximately 81 900 learn
that the President would be absent
and that Vice President Wallace
would take his place.
Mr.. Wallace, an annual figure at
the opening game, always accom-
panied Mr.. Griffith on the march to
the center-field f1agpole. Today he
remained in his flag-bedecked box
ICon |xNT Nd Dooa Cyl
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WASHINGTON,

Gale batted for Hudson In 9th.
SCORE BY INNINGS.
New York 030 001 OO3- 10 0
Warrington 600 O00 90 % 33
Summary:
Runs batted in--Levy, Rufing (2), Gordon,
Heinrich, Di Maggio.
Tws-base hits-Priddy, Heinrich.
Douhle piays-HenKfch to Levy.
Left en- bAses-New York. Z; washington, 3.
son, 3.
winning pitcher-RuElnG.
Losing pitcher-Hudsen.
RipgrAs.
Time ef xaMe-&:0s.
Attendance 900.
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IiceMorbIe, Ex-Net Champion.
Quits O. I'd. $7-o-Yeor Job

consume but part of my time. This
was necessarily so because I am en-
tirely self-supporting, having no
independent means of my own.
"Since I cannot continue to work
for living and do justice to the re-
sponsibilities placed upon me by this
job the only course left Is to
resign and to offer all my spare
time to the defense effort in any
form in which the Government feels
I may be of help"
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Home Runs
American League.

American League.
Keltner, Cleveland, 1st inning.
williams, Boston, End inning.
Fleming, Cleveland. 9Th inning.
National League.
Reese. Brooklyn, 4th inning.
Mize, New York, 7th inning.
ODea, ST. Louis, 4th inning.
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3, the Associated Press.


NEW YORK, April l4.-Alice Mar
BILE, former women's national tennis
champion, today announced her res
ignation ss a dollar-a-year woman
in the Once of Civilian Defense.
She said her resignation, handed to
John B. Kelly. assistant director Of
civilian defense in charge Of ma
tional physical fitness. will become
effective May /.
This action on my part" Miss
Marble said in a letter to the Asso-
ciated Press, results from the fact
that the duties of the position have
become so multiplied since Pearl
Harbor that 1t Is more than part
time job.
When I undertook the position,
1t was intended that the work would
Evening star., 1942-04-14

in the planes crew when it took Of
on the morning of March from
San Juan, Puerto Rico, for Guam
tanamo Bay, Cuba.
While en- route, the ship received
a radio message reporting the loca-
ton of a raft and went to that spot.
Ensign Pinter's report says he
debated the possibility of landing
and getting away with it." He fig
(See RESCITE page 2-Y1
Evening star., 1942-04-14

said to be sweeping through the
breach, which was reported below
Belgorod, strategic town north of
Kharkov.
The Moscow radio. said Russian
guerrillas had captured four more
villages in the Kalinin sector north
east of Smolensk.
Evening star., 1942-04-14
Mcrkets ot q Glunce

NEW YORK. April IA tR.-
Stocks heavy; list at new lows on
foreign news. Bonds lower: gen.
eral decline fractions to point.
Cotton lower: New Orleans and
commission selling.
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France Moves British
From Riviera REGION
BY tpt Associated Press.

BY fnt Associated Press.
LONDON, April 14.-The Paris
radio said today British residents on
the Riviera, excepting restricted
group to include the sick and those
who served in the French Army,
had been ordered to move inland
from that Mediterranean coastal
area.
Evening star., 1942-04-14
Wallace, Subbing for President,
Inouqurotes Ball Season Here
BY FRANCIS E. STAN.

Pitcher Henry Wallace old boomerang thrower
officially opened major league basebals first
combatant in the World Except
President Roosevelt the ceremonies color
during peacetme the Nationals World Cham
pion New York Yankees took the field.
Evening star., 1942-04-14

SIXTH RACE-Purse. S1.200: allow
ances; 4-year-olds and upward; fur
longs.
Nieht Editor tBrunelie) $40 $50 2.30
Gold Teddy tStransep $40 $50
Leading Actor fBa1askD 3.o0
Z Time. 1:11ss
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Huvre de Grace

Sixth RACE-Purse, 81 800; claiming;
for 3-year-olds; mile and 20 yards.
Cassis (Schmidn 11.90 $50 2.40
Firebroom fBerg) ESQ 2.20
Riposte EccarG 2.20
Time, 1:443s.
Also ran-Prince Govans. n Toreador.
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Germun Lines
Reported Cut
Near Khurkov
Earlier Story on Page AID

Earlier Story on Page AID
- the Associated Press.
LONDON, April 1.-THE
Stockholm radio broadcast today
said that Marshal Semeon Timo-
shenko's forces In South Russia
had forced a deep breach" in
the German lines IS miles north
OF the great steel producing city
of Kharkov.
Marshal Timoshenkos troops were
Evening star., 1942-04-14
RUFF|NG SHUTS OUT MATS 10 GIVES 3 HITS
v|CHY REJECTS U S. NOTE, Then RETRACTS
lote News Bulletins
President Qroffinn Inflnfion Curb

PfeSi0ent Dr0ftIng InfI0tf0n SuTD
President Roosevelt told press conference late today
that he is still working overall program to combat
time imitation but said increase the only certainty
thus far The President said he had not yet decided how
when he would submit his recommendations Congress-
Boy, 8, Admits Starting $3.50, 900 Fire
GAINESVILLE, Wis UFr.-An 8-year-od boy confessed to
Deputy State Fire Marshal Julius Krug Fire Chief Frank
Murphy today that he accidentally started $250000 fire
here last night while ooting the w. T. Grant store.
Vinson to Ask for 10000 Tons of Submarines
Chairman Vinson of the House Naval Affairs Committee
said today he would introduce bill calling for construction
Of additional ITO 900 tons OF submarines
Ted Williams Hits Homer With Two on Base .
BOSTON Vo-Ted williams, sluggng outhelder of the
Red Sox lost time starting off the 1912 baseball
Williams who batted 4O6 last hit home with
two base in the first inning of Pitcher Marchdon of the
Philadelphia Athletics.
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Other League Comes
AMERICAN LEAGUE.


At Boston
Philadelphia 1Ol OlO 90 -
Boston --- 81 OO2 10
Batteries-Marchildon. Christopher and
Hayes: H. Newsome and Peacock, Conroy.
At Detroit
Cleveland - 100 100 2l0- 5 13 /
Detroit - OIL 600 O0O-2 II
Benton, Henshsw and Tebbets.
At Chicago
st. Louis 600 100 90
Chicago - 900 600 0
Batteri.s-Muncrief and Swift, RiEney
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
At Cincinnati
Pittsburgh 200 200 O0O- 4 10
Cincinnati 600 O2O 600 2 So
Batteries-Butcher and Lopez: Walters
At New York
Brooklyn - 400 210 0
New York - 600 600 S
Batteries--Davis, Allen and Owen, Hub
bell. Melton, Feldman and Dannins.
At Philadelphia
Boston - O01 600 10
Philadelphia 100 900 90 -
Batte.ies--Jayery. Melton and lombard;
johnson and warren.
At st. Louis
Chicago - 200 90
st. Louis - 600 3
Batteries-fasseau and McCullough;
M. Cooper and O'Dea.
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Racing Results

Earlier Results and Entries for
Monday on Page TX.
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(See. FRANCE, Page 2-X)
Evening star., 1942-04-14

(See RESCUE, Page 2-x)
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(See BASEBALL, Page 2-XD
Evening star., 1942-04-14
Weather Forecast

Milder temperature today: not SO cool tonight
Temperatures today-Highest oo, at 4 pm.
lowest, 81, at 6:25 an.
From as unisss srasss wsaaer sursau Asport
run Details on PAss Az.
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Norroqonsett Park

Also ran-Prihce Govans
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Houses For Rent
For Sale or Rent

GOOD location for Bomber workers.
Stoker heat. running water. Bus
TO Bomber. Call or write j King
16 room building for rent or sale.
Maybee, Michigan
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Twenty Will
90 to Camp

Twenty Npsilanu men and 80
from other parts ot the county who
passed their hnal physical exam
nations Aug 30 AZ the Detroit Army
Induction center viii leave for Fl.
Custer on Sept Il when their two
week Through IS completed
The men indicted from Ypsilanti
are Raymond 2. Ableson. 304 Jar
Wis ST. Estiil Brock. 13l " Michi-
gan Ave. Frank Allen Baker. 6l9
Emmett st Raymond Merle BaN,
RID .. John Anthony Conner Jr,
$500 Crane Rd. John Martin Croth-
ers. les y. Hamilton s.. Richard
Marvin Elder AZ \ Hamilton St,
Custer Edward Erlewine. l03i2 W.
Michigan Ave John Harold Goods
man, sos Brewer ~ Carl EHseHe
HARDWOOD. $500 Whitaker I'd Har-
old Foster Hammond. 2l2 $. Adams
St. Frank K0Eak. 42S Adams St;
Dallas Edwin Millspaugh. Q y. Ham
-ilton st William Leonard Mat-on.
Jr 202 Parsons St robert Denis
Riley. los Mashtenaw Ave, Ar
thur Earl Rose. AS y Hamilton
St. Jesse James Reed. i46 Mon
roe St: Patrick NJ ScarnrRie. OF
the lpsilanti State Hospital. Don
aid Howard Strine. RID p James
Lee Shore. Jr. 327 Ninewood CT.
and Harry W Walton. y Summit
St
County men who will be sent "a
TT. Custer on the same date are.
James March Allen, RID / , Albion:
Ralph Glenn Alhan. RID /. Clinton.
Carl Frederick Bristlc, RID l..
Chelsea: Gerald o Bahnmiller. 2I5
: Washington St, Manchester.
Ray Milton Barba. RID ., Ann
Arbor. Marcus Milton Barrick. RED
|. Adrian. William II Cregar. RID
>, Manchester. Theodore Brown,
RID 6. Ann Arbor. Maynard Roy
Crothers ll9 +. Henry St Saline:
Dandy Thomas Gaines. SIS Ideal
St Milan. Herman George Gage,
SIP Freer Rd.. Chelsea. Cecil Hor-
ace Rowland. 2290 Mooreville Rd.
Milan: Robert Lee Huber. 1874 Rail.
road st. Manchester Ralph Will
son Heselschwerdt. RID 2, Dexter;
Erwin Walter Hinderer. RED l..
Manchester. Theron William Han
sor. RID s, Ann Arbor. August l..
Howell, 3022i Angling Rd, Farm
ington. Eugene Alfred Hadley.
Gregory. William G. lIayhow.
Plymouth Rd.. Ann Arbor. Thomas
r Johnson. Manchester: Carl
George kempf l4s Hark St, Milan;
Harry Holar. 1883 Rosewood Ave
Ann Arbor; Jack Delvin, 6l96
| Twelfth St Detroit. John VI.
Kramer, RID 6, South Lyon
The list continues with Leland
Norwood Lesser. b St Dexter;
Merle Russell Meyers, RID 2. MI
| Ian. Arvid r Pesola. 3077 Ashland
Ave. Detroit; Carl Raymond Sails
bury. $40 y. Percy St, Pontiac: :
Walter Wielsnd Schneider. 1851
! Textile Rd.. Saline. and Leo John
futile, Condor St, Chelsea
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China Will Never
Desert Her Allies

Washington, Sept. ms As
surances that China will never Do
sert her Allies" or stop fighting I'M
III victory has been won, were
given today by Dr.. Hu Shin. re-
firing Chinese AMBASSADOR 70 the
United States
In an exclusive Interview intend.
ed as farewell message to the
American people. the Chinese en-.
voy, for the past four years. has
ben one Of the most popular mem.
bers OF the diplomatic corps in
Washington. said
81 hope the American people will
always bear IN mind that my people
have fought in this war the longest
and suffered the most. II my peo-
pie should show any signs OF i'm
patience or anxiety, I hope 1t will
be understandable"
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ACRES beautiful large shade trees
like park. S room house. bath. fur
mace, barn chicken house. Near f..
Michigan Ave, on Prospect St
Price $4,000. Terms $1,000 down. H.
Peet. SO ~ Huron St, 1871
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WAY BE PROSECUTED

Detroit, Sept. Tins -- Alleged
to have gone absent without
leave" the day after he arrived
al conscientious objectors' camp.
John Schsff. %. Of Plymouth. to-
day was 10 be returned 10 Wallhala
camp, FBI Chief John S. Bugas
said. Bugss indicated the youth,
who claims 10 be a Jehovah's Wit
ness. may face prosecution As a
raft evader at the camp from
where he escaped May q.
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Real Estate
Houses For Sale


NEW rooms aAd bath. oak aud
pine floors. tull BATH. sink and
tupbosrds. $500 with $500 down.
Phone Ralph T.. Smailidge, $50. 92l
Pear 81
INCOME Is room apartment house.
baths, hsrdW ood floors. fire
place. furnace, spacious grounds.
1850 terms. $1,000 down A. Pect.
% y Huron street 1871
CROSS ST. Modern apartment house.
II rooms, - rooms on first and
second floor. room attractive
apartment In basement. garage.
corner income property, low price.
n. Peet SO y, Huron ST. 1871.
SOUTHEAST Section. Ann Arbor.
SIX rooms. modern. newly decorat-
ed throughout, large living room.
fireplace garage. terms. Attractive
price for cash. Immediate posses
ton. Phone 9Oo5-Ss7.. Ann Arhor.
ST. JOHNS STREETS room mo-
dern house with bath ami furnace
$500 with $1,000 down and only
$40 month. II. Peet. 80 y Haron
St, 1874.
NOW THERE ARE NINE
Brand new houses Tor sale IN
Prospect Park Subdivision. At
tractiNe five room homes. COM
plete in every detail An FLA
approved with FLA loans avail
able Extra value m the untin-
ished upstairs and recreation
room space. Fine location near
city park school and stores.
$500 TO $500
T. RODGERS SYLVESTER
307 +. Forest Ave Phone 40
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NEW YORK ms The biggest
Labor day crowd OF its history was
promised for New York today as
everything on wheels" rolled
into the city bringing countless
additional thousands IN response
to Mayor F. II LaGuardia's invi.
tation 10 spend the holiday in
town Railroad officials and bus
companies agreee that the rush
was at least 75 per cent greater
than last year, while beaming hotel
prnprietors pointing 70 capacity
reservations declared that the in
fiuX Of visitors was greater even
than during the Worlds Fair.
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Merchants Specials

MODEL Aircraft. boats, supplies.
candy used magazines. open all
day now Hobby Shop bl9 ".
cross
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Real Estate
Houses For sale
HOMES

INCOME OPPORTUNITY; 10 rooms,
fun baths. garage Located close
tn 10 schools. churches, and husi-
ness area, on paved street. Extra
large lot over 200 feet deep. can
be used as family home. or is
ideal location for rooming house.
This is an older home, but veN
good buy At &5250, with only $3.50
down payment.
ONLY : LEFT. A short time ago We
advertised homes being sold at
bargain prices 10 close out an es-
tate These are left
40e Campbell Ave. 5 rooms, $4,000
All Campbell Ave, s rooms, $1,000
DELUNE BUNGALOW. Attractive
smaller home. on West side, with
all the extras including fireplace.
automatic oil heat. recreation
space in basement, etc. Requires
$500 down pay ment TO handle.
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES.
"a At Denton, rooms and bath,
garage, near Bomber Plant. $500,
WITH $1,000 down payment.
90 Al Milan new modern bungalow
with attached garage Recreation
room IN basement. Hot air stoker
heat Large unfinished End floor.
FluoresCent lighting and many
other nice features.
(5l Acres, on East Michigan Ave
About 500 feet frontage. Small
bungalow years old. Only $500.
BALLARD STREET. At corner OF
Washtenaw Avenue. Large home,
with : rooms and bath on each
floor. suitable either Tor family
or rooming house. $500.
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AUCTION

500 Vreeland Rd. Thurs. Sept.
10. 10 a. m. three miles north
west Npsilanti. one mile south,
y mile East DiXboro, % Hol-
stems. is Jerseys, % Heretords
top cattle anywhere. Bangs and
T. g. free. 230 Ewes tShrop-
shire and Corridale CROSSE 8 rams
Corridale pure bred. Team grey
mares and years. well
matched. weight 2 900; G. r.
Nreeiand Lunch on grounds
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Personals

WILL not be responsible for any
debts contracted by my wife
Frances FOrsytAe.
Mark Forsythe.
will not he responsible for any
debts contracted by my wife. Jane
Braudes. after Sept I, 1912.
~ Il =. IN 4 I.
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Real Estate
Lake Property Cor Rent

FOR SALF--Cottage. perfect re-
pair. 2tx12 living room. : bed
rooms kitchen and toilet. 2 full
sized screened porches at Lake.
land, one hour drive from Ypsi,
$500 cash. call TYLER 6-tlS2, De-
trott
LONDON American troops in
England and other British Isles may
be issued British type battle
dress, the Daily Mail reported
here. The matter has been discuss
ed by the war office and American
headquarters The Mail said sam
pie British OUTFITS had been sent
to Washington where decision on
the British proposals will be made.
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Employment
help Wanted. Female

YOUNG WOMAN wanted for posi-
ton in office at Greene's Cleaners
in Ann Arbor. Apply SIS +. Liberty.
WOMAN wanted for flower store.
Must have had some bookkeeping
experience. Durant's.
WHITE GIRL for general house
work and care of children. 2l06 Nc
Gregor Rd Phone 1jl0J1.
THEY'RE SOMETHITG-more than
fancies and fads, these powerful
little Classified Ads.
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Household Furnishings
FOR SALE ? piece velour. Kroehler
made. living room suite, excellent
condition. 705 Davis st.
FOR SALE Bedroom furniture. Cali
205i after p m
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Automotive
Automobiles For Sale

Automobiles For Sale
FOR sALE-I937 Ford Panel truck.
New tires. 206i9 Normal street.
1886 CHEVROLET { door. Good tires.
$3.50 cash. Carl llarWood. $500
Whitaker Rd. before $50 g. m
FOR SALE Buick 1884 Sedan. fun
license. new battery. fair tires
Ina. Mr.. FrYe's store. Sheldon. Ro-
bert Hamilton. owner
FOR sALE-l936 Ford. Good tires
1l75 90. 7t3 Bagley.
WILL PA CAsH-for your used
car. We have a good selection Of
used cars. Hudson Sales 4 Seryico.
100 +. Cross. Phone 4l3.
Trucks For Sale
FOR SAILS used truck tires 100
40 S-ply Excellent condition
Truck attached. Inquire lly y.
Hamilton St or Phone s50-R-
House TrAilers For Sale
FACTORY DISTRIBUTIONS for
Alma silver Moon f795 and up.
Ypsilanu Trailer Sales, 1922 r.
Michigan,
HOUSE TRAILER I9lf. Is r..
covered wagon. Used about a
month. sleeps I. $3.50 cash. Pixies
Trailer camp. Ecorsc Rd Belle
vile, Mich DAME liimcbaugh.
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Suburban Propert,
Financial
Money To Loan

LOANS-to build. buy. reflnance and
repair. i0t per cent yearly by our
cooperative plan. No delay and no
red tape .Npsilanti Building
Loan Assn, A. h. McAndrew, AS
sistant Secretary. 2ll W. Michigan
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Wanted To Buy
Announcements
L ost

LOST Brown and white Collie dog
Answers to name Of Triple"
child = pet. Reward. 1905 Grant
Street
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Ehman & Oreenstreet
40 W. Michigan. Phone 1877

NEAR. POST OFFICE IL room In
come apartment house, apart
ment. beautiful large lot Priced
To sell. h. Peet, So y. Huron. 1871
HAMILTON sT.--close in. corner. II
room modern attractive house
centrally located for income. Res-
sonably priced Terms. n. peet.
50 y. Huron St, 1877
NORTH HURON ST-5 room mo-
dern bungalow. $500 Terms Rea-
sonable. II. Peet. So y Huron St.
1871
BEAUTIFUL spacious grounds. sta
tely large house. close in on South
Huron ST. well kept W. Priced to
sell H Peet, SO ~ Huron St 1871
CLARK ROAD So acres on corner
with modern room house. Orch
ard. II. Poet. 50 y. Huron St. 1871
UNUSUAL rural home. eight
rooms bath, oak floors. excel
lent condition. big porch plenty
shade. lot $50 cs3 Two car
garage. This really is something
Five room bungalow Just outside
city limits, fruit trees. Easy
terms.
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Wanted To Buy
Cash Buyers

For apartment houses or large
houses that can be remodeled for
income See US today H. Peet,
Realtor. So y. Huron st, 1871
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SLEEPING ROOMS for three or four
men with private bath rooms Ina.
3lS Normal
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Farm Products For Sale

FANCY large canning peaches 81 %
per b.. Elhertas and Hsles. Mich
igan Ave. cor Wizard Bd
TOMATOES. pick them Yourself. zoe
bushel. Ypsilanu Florist shop.
$50 River 81.
TOMATOES Pick them Yourself at
SOC bushel Macintosh apples
Frank Rominski. llf3 Ellis Road.
PICKLES. fresh beans. fresh picked
TUESDAY, Friday nights. other vsge-
tables, flowers. Ballard GIG Rail
road ST
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Miscellaneous

REGISTERED Cocker Spaniel pup
pies Tor sale. Phone I143-W 7OT
oxford Road
MOTORS-and exhaust rams Elsc-
tric Motor Shop 70 Huron
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CORNER room house, fireplace,
hardwood floor. dining room, nice
basement. furnace. block from +.
Michigan Ave, s3s75. close IN. II.
Peet, SO y. Huron St. 1871.
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Merchandise
Exchange

EXCHANGE your wheat with US
for Haydcn's 1900 Enriched Flour.
We give 2iis III sack for i9 lbs
wheat. Save driving to Tecumseh.
Npsilanti Farm Bureau
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S ROOM modern house. stoker heat.
? car garage. 225 Roland St, Belle
vile, Phone 247l.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-23
Nozi Silence
Hints Injury
TO RommeI

+ STOCKHOLM. Sweden. July %
tUP). - Sources in contact with
Berlin limited today that Field
Marshal Erwin Rommel might
have been wounded when British
planes destroyed a German Fies-
eler Storch plane behind the Axis
lines in Egypt July u.
They said that Remmef had not
been mentioned in Axis reports of
the African fighting in 10 DAYS
and that he might not be in per
Sonal command Informants added
that IT was unlikely that if he had
been killed the news would have
been suppressed so long.
British planes on July y sighted
FloSeler Storch plane. Just TAX
ing of from a base behind the
German lines. One fighter-bomber
hit il with a bomb and Knocked II
over. Another finished it off with
machine gun fire. Gen. Ludwig
Cruewell had been taken prisoner
previously when a Fieseler Storch
plane was forced down behind the
British lines.
A United Press Zurich dispatch.
commenting on the Stockholm re-
port, said that Axis sources there
had not mentioned Rommel since
the Fieseler Storch incident and
that his name Suddehly had dis
appeared from German papers
which reach Switzerland daily.