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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-02

LOS ANGELES-INS-Abe Ly-
man, the orchestra leader. was
listed today as one OF the victims
OF an alleged bunGp scheme in
which residents Of NE Los Ange
les area we're mulcted OF $4,000
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Los ANGELEs-INS- The Los
Angeles water system was unde-
heavy guard today following an
anonymous tip that al attempt
would be made 70 poison the city's
water supply. Although discount.
ing the warning, police said that
in wartime We don't take any
chanceA-
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See RATIONING-Psge 5
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ROCK ISLAND. In.-INS- a
survey revealed today that no dam
age was caused by a slight earth.
quake felt in seven northwestern
counties in Illinois. Government
weather observer F. r. Peterson. at
Galva. H., said two baby tremors
we're recorded at 9.4i a. m. Sun
day.
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See WAR-Page S
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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-02

MONTREAL-AP-Three firemen
were killed early today in a fire
which spread through a three-story
brick building in southwest Mont.
real. The fire apparently was caused
by furnace explosion, and second
explosion occurred while firemen
and police were carrying out rescue
operations.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-02

CHATTANOOGA. Tenn.-INS-
Authorities today investigated the
derailment Of the Dixie Flyer"
fast passenger train Of the Nash
vile, Chattanooga and st. Louis
Railway, I'm which two Of the train
men were killed and four other
persons injured
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SEE AIR coRPs-Page 5
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-02

NEW YORK-INS-- The Brit
ish radio reported that IAN In
dian goodwill delegation will go
to Moscow soon" according 10
CHS. It's members. the broadcast
said. will be designated by the In
dian Nationalist party.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-02

CHICAGo-INS- Speaking be-
fore the mid-winter meeting of
the house of delegates of the
American Bar Association. Attor-
ney General Biddle today declared
that an abortive fifth column in
America has been run down,
"painstakingly, relentlessly".
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-02

HONOLULU-AP- The first re-
ported casualty of the japanese at
tack Of last Dec. 7 on Hawaii -
Private Archie R. Gurkin OF Pine
totwn, n. C.-is back on duty again.
As souvenir he has the so caliber
bullet which went clear through
him.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-02

MONTREAL, Que. ms Three
hremen were killed today when
an explosion rocked a burning
furniture store in Vile Emard, on
the outskirts Of Montreal. Five
residents Of apartments in the
three story building were report
ed missing.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-02

NEW Y0RK-INS- Strikes in
defense industries during Febru-
airy cost the nation 2,02S,S24 man
hours or sufficient time TO build
1000 dive bombers. the National
Association Of Manufacturers re-
ported today.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-07
WurSter Inquest Will
be Resumed Wednesday

Manchester, Mich, Apr. "A cor.
oner's inquest into the torch death
of Orville Wurster. 35-year-old store
clerk whose burned body was found
in a woods March II, will be re
sumed tomorrow in the village coun-
Gil chamber.
Prosecutor George Meader said
complete autopsy report by Uni
versity of Michigan pathologist and
a fingerprint report from the state
police laboratory would be present
ed 10 the jury.
Meader said the inquest sought
TO determine il Wurster set fire TO
his own body in bizarre suicide
or whether he was murdered. A cor
oner's jury pronounced the death OF
Miss Hazel Briggs murder after
her burned body was found a year
ago not far from the desolate spot
where Wursters body was discoy-
cred.
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South Schools
to Trail Pupils

ATLANTA, Ga.-UP-The South.
caught in the middle of the national
defense program, is adding one
more wartime innoyation-the
portable school house.
The mushroom growth Of can
tonments and industrial centers
has sky-rocketed school popula-
tions in many areas beyond the
capacity Of the regular schools.
Lester NJ. MARI. regional engi-
neer. has recommended that over
crowded sectors be supplied with
portable school houses. As families
OF workers follow spreading de-
Tense jobs, the little red school
house" would trail along.
Cost $4,000 to $4,000
The plan is for sturdy. prefabri-
Gated wooden units capable of be-
ing easily assembled or disman-
tied. This. said Marx. would relieve
the over-crowded conditions Of regu-
AfAA oNAApOLo anu dNsul = ullHLtIl upl-
ed study by children of migrant war
workers.
More than 200 new permanent
school houses are under construc-
ton now in the South but only
few Of them will be ready for use
this fall. Kerr thinks that the
portable school successfully tried
in Vallejo, Calf, would be the
answer.
Kerr pointed out that erection of
a complete prefabricated school
would require only two weeks. and
the cost would run only between
$4,000 to 100000. These schools
would be built in units and the
entire school, or as many units as
necessary, would follow right be-
hind the migrating population.
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FELIX THE CAT

Philip Dingeley Jr. CD l6s, Percy
Colts CD $50.
At the township meeting the
question Of fire protection was. dis.
cussed and left TO the township
board which will make further in
veStigations.
Sumoter
Republicans were elected at the
election in Sumpter Township
Monday where a total Of SIS votes
were cast. Two hundred ten were
straight Republican. and e.
straight Democratic. Results were
Clerk. Bonner Galloway (R)
G24, Frank Armatis cDl 200; su-
pervisor. George Deering CD 1870,
Bert Merritt (Rl i15: treasurer.
Henry Agge tR) 352, Ernest Gus
tat, Cd 1879; Justice Of peace.
Frank Kempisty (R) 309, Mike
Kozma Cd 1S9: highway commits
sioner. Alex Sobolesky (R) $40.
Aaron Rounsiser Cd $50, board Of
review Carl Thorne (R) 81.
Charles Piecha CD 1S4; con
stables. Ben Behrman CR) 3l9,
Carl Babik CD lS9. William Brand
(R) 29i. Leo Greca CD 175. How
ard Mcintosh (R) 29i. Clyde Smith
CD ISL Will Rounsiser (R) 269,
Henry Sietz Cd Us.
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Legal Notices
oEpER APPOINTING TIME PoR
HEARING CLAIMS

STATE or MICHIGAN. The Pro-
bate Court for the County of Wash
Ata session Of said Court. held al
the Probate office in the City OF
Ann Arbor. in the said County on
the 10th day OF March A. u. 1892.
Present. Honorable Jay g. Pray
Judge Of Probate.
In the Matter OF the Estate OF
Florence Wilson signor, Deceased
II appearing to the Court that the
time FOR presentation Of claims
against said estate should be limited.
and that time and place be ap-
pointed 10 receive. examine and ad-
lust all claims and demands against
said deceased by and before said
Court.
n il Ordered. That creditors OF
said deceased are required 20 pre-
sent their claims TO said Court at
said Probate office on or before the
2end day Of May a. .. 1912 at ten
o'clock in the forenoon. said time and
place being hereby appointed for the
examination and adjustment ~ all
claims and demands against said de-
ceased
n Is Further Ordered. That public
notice thereof be given by publica-
tion Of a copy OF this order for three
successive weeks previous to said
day Of hearing IN the Ypsiianti Daily
Press. q ueV spaper printed and cir
cuiated in said Count.
Jay @ PRAY, Judge 81 Probate.
Adj 2-i0z
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HAWKER RITES
To Be THURSDAY
SERVICES TO BE FROM
WILLIS METHODIST
CHURCH

Willis, Mich, Apr. r Funeral
services have been arranged for
Mrs Sarah Jane Hawker, wife of
Buell. Hawker. Romulus. who was
killed when struck by an automo-
bile Sunday evening. They will be
at the Romulus residence Thurs
day afternoon at / o'clock and
from the Willis Methodist Church
AZ o'clock Burial will follow in
Alban Cemetery.
Mrs. Hawker had resided in VIII
lis for IS years before moving TO
Romulus about IS years ago. Her
maiden name was Sarah Jane
Heath
Surviving besides her husband
are three daughters. Mrs. Ida
Klages Mrs. Ina Swaninger, and
Mrs Edna Knaggs; and two sons,
George and Neil, all OF Romulus.
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Daily Market Report
LIVESTOCK

Detroit, Mich, Apr. Good 10
medium steers, $9.5Oq12OO; COM
mon. $9.5OG11.25; fat beef cows.
$S.75q9.95; good weighty sausage
bulls. s1OQ 1925; thin dairy offer
ings down to S7qS.25; Gamers and
cutters, $60s.5O.
Calves-tiood to choice grades.
$50 1850; common and medium,
s1Od14.
Sheep and lambs - Few choice
S13,50@14; medium, S12.50q 1885;
slaughter ewes. sS25; light culls
down to s4.5O@5.75.
Hogs-1s0-250 lbs, s14 q 141O;
26O-S5O lbs. $685. q 1885: 35O-45O
S12.75q13.50. bulk sows, $3.50 q
S12.75G13.50; bulk sows, $3.50 q
S13.
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DEATH CLAIMS
CLAUDE MOWER
FUNERAL WILL BE FRIDAY
WITH BURIAL IN
HIGHLAND

Claude (. Mowrer after two weeks
IN Ford Hospital, Detroit, for treat
ment OF leukemia passed away this
morning at 100 A. N lie WIS the
son Of the late Elme- +. Mower
and Emma J. Mower. and was born
July Z. 1890 lie. was a grad
uate OF Ypsilanu High School
and had been a member Of the
school board He was an electrical
engineer with the Detroit Edison
Co. Detroit. for - years.
In 1915 Nj. Mower married Miss
Edith Burt who succumbed in 1896
Mr.. Mowrer is survived by his
mother. Ms Emma j. Mowrer his
daughter. Mrs. William Bedford, a
granddaughter, Claudia Bedford
Lapeer. and a sister, Mrs. Ne-A
Brown. this city
Funeral services will 20 FRIDAY
afternoon at O'Clock, IN the J. E.
Moore Funeral Home Services viii
be conducted bv Rev. William K.
aw, OF the Baptist Church o,
which Mr.. MoWrer was a member.
Friends may call al the funeral
home until that hour Burial will be
in Highland Cemeter~.
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WAR

Continued from Page One)
sea assaults with heavy casualties
to the attackers.
The Japs were conceded 10 have
preached the main American and
Filipino lines at one point. while
artillery mounted on barges shelled
the defenders from Manila Bay
1t appeared that the Japs were
determined to gain control Of the
Peninsula regardless of the cost to
themselves. Evidently Gen. Yama-
shita has no desire to follow his
predecessor Gen. Homma in the
path OF Hara-Kiri
The Russians claimed 70 have
knocked out Of the skies AS Nazi
planes within the last eight days
and TO be advancing on virtually
all fronts.
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VANDERSAL[
{ Buying Prices)

Continued from Page One)
sor, 1926, first: $50. second; 21S.
third; CO. fourth; AS. fifth.
Leon y. Burrell, alderman OF the
second ward. 1862;
Forrest Tefft. alderman Of the
third ward, PIG;
William \. Jells. alderman OF
the fourth ward. 60.
Edward II. Block, alderman OF the
fifth ward, 1853.
stephen NJ. Dunlap, supervisor.
first district S39. first ward; 1852.
second; PIG, third.
Lloyd w. Lyke. second district
supervisor 81, fourth ward; Is,
fifth:
Fred G. Whiting. constable, first
district, S2S first ward; 1853, second:
2lS, third
Bert c. Gillette, constable. second
district. 81, fourth ward; 1862, fifth
ward.
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TOWNSHIPS

Continued from PAGE Onoi
Dickinson. 81 tRl Ernest F.. Glea.
son. Is Cd John d. Nordman 63
I CR). Mark Forsythe 10 (D);
Frank NJ. White. 81 tRl, Jacob
Riehm, 10 CD. James +. Bird 81
tR). Francis o. Murray. 10 CD.
Salem
In Salem Township there were
50 votes cast including 46 straight
Republicans ana SIX splits. The Of
fcers are clerk. FLOYD j. Perkins.
supervisor Albert Rider: treasurer.
\. 3. Van AIKEN; justice OF peace,
John Waldecker: board OF review.
Bert Stanbro. constsbles. Charles
Kaercher;, Gustave Esehels. Harry
Clark, Mortimer Osborne.
Superior
Superior Township had los votes
cast including l6 straight Demo-
Gratis and nine straight Republi-
cans The vote was. clerk. Murray
Fishheck. IS Id. Emil Lidke. Jr.
Sc (R); supervisor. Emory Mulhol-
land, IS CD, William H Myer. Il
CR) treasurer, Albert Cannon. 81
ID. John e. Myer. S. RI: Justice
of peace, William Conner. - CD.
Floyd Markham, s. R). board of
review Ray Clark. i6 CD. Ivan
Galpin. 80 (RJ, constables. Ray
mond Shief ~ CD, Christopher
Markham nc Or: William Gram.
mel 50 CD, Earl Knaggs. A. (Rl.
Arlie Hickman. 50 Cd Glenn Free
man. 81 tR); Kenneth Kimberly
81 Cd, Erwin Schock. so (R).
York
In York Township 29s votes were
cast 63 in precinct one. 2S5 in
precinct two clerk. George Steidle
(R) Pas, Dale Riggs Cd, 40. sup.
ervisor. Herman Oelke (R). 237.
Jesse J. Bird Cd. so: treasurer.
Harvey Moorhead (R) 247. Burt
Draper CD IS highway commits
sioner. Arthur ] Delaforce (R).
236. Philex Sieske~ Cd. So: board
of review Herman Cam (R), 234.
William Day CD), So; constables
Thomas Goodr!dge (R), PSI. Myrlan
Goodridge (R), 254: Frank Nef
(R), 239, Fred Kleinschmidt (R).
24i, Carl Bird Cd. IS: Charles Nc.
Govern SIS, Pheron Puter, So
Saline
In Saline Township. there was
only the Republican ticket and 80
votes were cast Those elected
were
Clerk Lester Hanson 90; super
visor, c. " Carr 80: treasurer.
d. Twin Marion 90; justice of peace.
Burt Osborn %: highway com
missioner, Sebastian Finkbeiner
29 board Of review. Everett Lind.
sey %; constables. Paul Graft 20.
Michael Robinson 90, Carl Hert-
Ter %
Canton
Clerk Andrew G. Smith Cd IFS: /
Joe West CR) ll2; supervisor.
Philip Dingeley Cd 100. CLYDE
Trusdell tRl 102; treas urer. Nor
man Mclean CD Ill. Arnold ]
Woolger (R) III; justice Of peace. /
Arthur G Shedd CD l46, John .
Hauk tR) 49,, highway commits |
sioner Irving Tillotson Cd 146 /
Charles Curtis (R) 140. board OF
review. Ernest Boeltger Cd 145. /
Robert simmons (R) 1879: board
OF review to I'LL vacancy. George
Franklin Cd IA, Perry Campbell
tR) 40. constables. Louis Buehler
tR) 127, Albert Schrader. Jr. (R)
l2o Lloyd Bordine (R) 120. Bill
johnson (R) 1874 Bert Walling CD
ls3 Frank Waldecker Id LIZ
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-07
IN WALL STREET
STOCK MARKET
OPENING MIXED

New York. Apr. ms The
stock market turned mixed at the
opening today, following its ad-
vance through the four preceding
sessions.
Trading continued light and price
changes were extremely narrow.
Many pivotal issues started I'M
changed, including L. S. Steel, Ana
conda. International Nickel, Loew's.
American Smelling, Consolidated
Edison, Western Union and Good.
year.
American Telephone. General
Foods. Standard Oil OF n. J.. Union
Pacific, Chesapeake & Ohio. and
American Sugar we're all fraction
ally lower. Modest gains were
chalked up by Pullman. Chrysler,
Coca Cola, Pepsi-Cola, L. s. Rubber,
Santa Fe and Texas Co.
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In The Sick Room

Mrs Z. +. Eichholz has been con
fined to her room al 9o5 WashtenaH
Ave by injuries received Friday
afternoon when a mannoie cover
gave way under her ar 299 ". Mich
kan Ave
Jack Hanson. 2;9 $. Prospect St
retu nel home. this morning from
Boyer Hospital where he has beea
for the past week
Owing TO III health Mrs Zalpha
Briskon has closed her shop for
at least TWO months
J. .. Rust 107 y. Huron St was
taken 10 Beye Hospital Monday
for an emergency operation.
Mrs J. X. Smith. 10 y. Grove St,
has entered 81 Joseph Hospital.
Ann Arbor. for treatment
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tl-A INV fANlN' l-NA+'+-'7 '-'
the various vegetables periodically
in the Daily Press
Should Test Sol
DR. LANG gave as second cause
OF failure planting on improperly
prepared or unsuitable soil. He al
viscd getting an expert opinion on
the character Of the soil before
starting the garden. He listed 9th.
.er causes of failure as planting
too close or too far apart and said
the gardener should learn to space
each variety properly; improper
fertilization. failure to control
weeds. pests and diseases and inn
proper cultivation. He also EN-
phs sized the necessity OF buying
seeds Of good quality from reliable
seed houses. Dr.. Laing recon-
mended planting several varieties
of the same vegetable for a long
succession OF produce and inter
cropping for the most economical
use of the soil. In summing up the
methods OF successful planting he
urged gardeners TO plan ahead and
take advantage OF all available in
formation before planting the yege-
table garden.
Dr. Laing also explained the
proper use Of various tools and gar
den aids which a local merchant
had loaned for the purpose.
Al business meeting OF the Gar
den Club preceding the public lee
mre officers were. elected for the
coming year 10 assume office in
october. The following we're elect
ed Mrs. F B. Mckay, president:
Mrs. David Lawrence. vice presi-
dent Mrs. Carl F. Graves. record
ing secretary: Mrs. Howard Fans
low, correspond secretary; Miss
Josephine Clute. treasurer.
Win Prize
Il was announced that the "a
rangement OF flowers submitted by
the Garden Club in the Detroit
Flower Show had won third prize.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bail and Mrs.
Nalena Perry were responsible for
the exhibit
The next meeting OF the club will
be May ( and will be the annual
dinner which will be held in the
Lutheran Church
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MAP DISCRETION USED

PROVIDENCE. r. UP This
strategic Atlantic coastal state is
taking no chances with possible
touring enemy spies. The State
Public Works Department is dis
tr.buting highway maps with dis.
cretion,' they say, and only after
making certain who is going to
use them and for what purpose.
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CLAIMS MODERATOR TITLE

ATKINSON. y. H -UP-Eighty
seven year old John II. Smith is
this towns candidate for the ma
tons oldest town moderator.
Smith, who has held the post for
the past nine years. also Is a vet.
eran justice of the peace, hay-
ing received recently his 50th an.
rual appointment
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TRAFFIC FATALITIES LOWER

BOISE. Ida.-UP-Tire rationing
was given credit by state officials
here for reducing the number Of
traffic deaths during January and
February to Is as against 81 for the
same period last year.
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m'AsTHUR FIRST, OF COURSE

PORTLAND. Ore-UP - Port
land has decided to name all OF its
defense training where
thousands Of men are prepared for
shipyard and other Vork--in honor
OF American military heroes Yes
the first one will be named for Gen.
Douglas Macarthur.
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INTRODUCTION CLAIMED

Concord y HIP The famed
s.. Psuls School here is believed
10 have introduced interscholastic
hockey 10 the United States Va
cstionlng undergraduates discoy-
cred the game being played in Can
ada and brought It 10 tire student
body SO years ago.
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CONSPIRACY CHARGED

Detroit Apr. 7-INS-L. g. Len
hsrdt, department OF water supply
manager today warned Detroit res
dents of AN organized conspiracy
10 shake public confidence and un.
dermine civilian morale through
telephone warnings OF breakdowns
IN The CITY Nale- snnply system.
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DAYLIGHT SWIMMING RULES

PORTLAND. Ore.-UP-An old
Portland city ordinance, still on the
books reads 1T is unlawful to
swim during daylight without wear
inE a suitable dress. which shall
cover the body from the neck to
he knees
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80 COWBOYS DRIVE BIG HERD

GlLRON. Cal -UP-The largest
herd Of cattle seen in this country
in 80 years passed through here.
driven from Mexico TO a California
butcher. The herd consists OF 400
head. II required 80 cowboys to
keep them in motion.
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RUSSIA ST. LOSES NEIeARoR

HORNELL, y. UP Japan
and Russia we're neighboring
streets here--but Russia stands
alone nov. West Side citizens found
no opposition TO their petition for a
change in the former name 10 a
more worthy name
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William Hendrickson D., who
has been stationed with the Coast
Guard at St. Simon Island Ga, has
been transferred to Key West Fla.
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DEBT PAYING DAY STARTED

COLUMBUS, O-UP-"Pay-your
-debt-day will be observed on the
Capital University campus April
"a The day has been set aside an
nually to make students debtcons-
cious and honor-bound 10 settle
accounts.
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LARGE ENGINE FINS

Cooling fins on a Wright Cyclone
IS airplane engine add up to an area
nearly twice that OF a normal-sized
living room.
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Rain Causes Trouble

Gable trouble caused by the rain.
Monday night put an The telephones
IN the neighborhood Of Prospec.
Park out Of order this morning.
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Fruit

Detroit, Mich, Apr =
APPLES-McIntosh. No /. $175Q
2.25: Northern Spies. No. l. s1.75
d225; Jonathans. No. /, $3.50 q
1.75.
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officer Added

Corp Melvin Will recently sta
toned az headquarters OF the state
police in East Lansing will assume
work az the local post Corp VIII
viii be commanding officer during
absences OF Sergeant Earl +. Sec
rist The new appointee, which
brings 10 T. the personnel of the
local post has been in the plain
clothes division with the squad in
Nestigatiing subversiye activities
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Butter and Eggs

Detroit, Mich, Apr 7
BUITER-Best creamery in tubs,
35A q36c
EGGS - Current receipts. 27c;
dirties, zee; checks, 25i2c.
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YpsiZanti Briefs

ENtin Juish Fire
Firemen were called Co eXtinguish
grass fire on Norris ST., Monday
afternoon.
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VEGETABLES

Detroit, Mich. Apr. Z
-BEETS-No. /. 55q75c bu.
POTATOES-No. l S115Q125:
CABBAGE-75@SOc bu.
CARROTS-No. /. S1Ql.50 bu
ONIONS Dry, No. l. S2.25q2.50 Sc
Id sack.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 30G35c 5lb
box.
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GARDENS

Continued from Page One)
Hsh the proper planting times for
the various vegetables periodically
in the Daily Press
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Detroit, Mich. Apr, Poultry
market steady Hens. heavy breeds.
26Q29c; leghorns, 21q 25c; rock
springers. 25c; broilers. heavy. 26q
29c ducks, ID, 1Sc; geese, l6c.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-07
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