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Detroit evening times., 1942-09-29
Farms and Lands for Sale

FARMs-Any size, price. terms oceans
Co. Hanson-Osbon, Realty. Hart. Mich
las ACRES-Must be sold: closing estate
large house, large barns, several other
buildings near Chelsea on improved road.
Mrs. J. ID. Wright, Chelsea, Mich.
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-29

srrrvwxT Baby DFsnd plan9--- Pra<@SsS
new sell for cash. Dniysrslty NJ
coNsULT the enlarged e~si -
ns,ings IN the big sunday Tln.ss US
Ad BeetlOa.
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Apartment Hotels
THE WHITTIER
Halls, Bathrooms for Rent

PLAN UR NEXT DANCE. PARTY AT
VICTORY BALLROOM. 65l5 CD r.
REAsoN'LE. NO. $500 ALI. FACILITIES.
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-29
Pets and Poultry Supplies

Dogs
ENGLISH settlers now working beautifully.
Priced right stud service. 1882 Prince
ton. University 2-4734.
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For Lease--Theafer

GRATIOT AVE-, 325 seats, rea-
sonable rent. Fred G. Nagle
Co., CA. 1740.
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Board and Room

BoARD-Room tBurlingame Woodward
Twin beds. men day workers only.
Townsend 5-243e.
PHILADELPHIA WEST ISL. near Third
Room with breakfast for young man
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PRIVATE NURSERY sCHooL-Constant
supervision; graduate nurse, days only.
University 2-77ss
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}1$S&N REAL ESTATE CORNER <@S&R>3
For RENT For SALE
Nsw Houses for Sale

'CoRAM AVE, between Kelly road and
Redmond the best buy: new 4, AZ and
5 rooms bedrooms. full basement and
attic: hot air heat: several ready for &C.
cupancy.
OPEN DAILY UNTIL p. NJ.
Vincent r. Canavan--PR. $500
I940l Kelly road. at Coram
FAfRPoRT AT STATE FAIR; 81 FINER
Defense Homes. Open Daily. Nj. 07s6.
NEFF- WARREN to MACK, new; IS, $50.
5000. Necessary to order now! Builder.
PARIS Ave, Loncoln PIX. $50 homes: $50. so
mo. Kales- Kramer Invest CHI $3.50.
TRADE fetR GID HOME FOR NEW
ROUNTREE. 1920 Plymouth. We. 6-i60G
READ Times Want Ads for pront--use
them for results
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Dancing Instructions

FREE RHUMBA. LACoNoA LESSONS
with adm. every Friday $500 so ,. m:
VICTORY BALLROOM. o515 CIR. RIVER
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RESTAURANT. fixtures, all modern, stain
less steel, good business: closed nights
Sundays: good corner for beer garden.
tBargain. quick sale). Owner can't handle
alone. 335 East Milwaukee
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-29
Bungalows for Sale
Income Bungalows for Sale

DORA 1890 Nelvindale--s rms. b. V;
5000 dn. or car. Owner. 13l47 Mich
GRAY, NEAR MACK bedrooms each
like new; only $3.50. $3.50 down. 1898
East Warren
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Little Farms for Sale

ANN ARBoR TRAIL and Telegraph road.
See agent. 10-room farm house, 35 acres.
Vermont 5-e0I2.
BELLEvILLE SECTION
A cory 4-room house: wall board. wired .
well in Kitchen with FIVE ACRES fertile
soil: school and bomber plant bus; only
$3.50 cash needed, rest financed.
GROSSMAN. COR. VAN BORN AND
WAYNE ROAD
CHICKEN and fruit farm location.
acres; small new cottage: near school (;
$50 cash required: balance can be financed
like rent Newman, 1851 Telegraph road.
For 5 and i0-ACRE SMALL FARMS, see
CLARENCE J. BoLDT. Realtor. CA. 1899
HOOVER. between 10 and 1i-Mlle half
acres. City water. 1878, l0g dn, Heath
Realty, -MieMound.
RYAN ROAD rtgrt- -rffie district. half
acre lots: 4-room house near new de-
fense plants. fine garden soil owner must
sell; only sz,f1D. terms, Twinsrook 1000
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-29

A QUICK deal on w. Side property; cash
ready. colored. AGA McGraw TY. 5-3366.
BUYERS waitingi List your Northwest
home with Oscar A. Larson. 1880 Liver
nois UN. 3-5375.
BUYERs-Any east side property: cash,
terms. Burd. Ivanboe 334O.
FROM Owners. Single Homes. Flats, In
comes; results guaranteed; ". w. Section
only. Ho. 50l0. v. e. Gustafson, Realtor,
10000 Schoolcraft.
HIGHEST PRICES paid for your property.
East Side only. Tuxedo 1881.
LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH US
8. c. HADLEY. INC. CA. 0o60
PARTY WITH CASH WANTS SMALL
HOME. EAST SIDE. Pr 42ti.
RELIABLE cash buyers waiting. tColoredl.
Any section. GILBERT REALTY. TYLER
$3.50
24-HOUR service: sale, trade, east side
property. Pettine 6336 Gratiot. PL- 4030.
CoLoRED-Buyers waiting, all types prop
erty; single, fats, incomes. Johnson.
Cadillac $3.50.
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DETROIT EVENING TIMES IPHoNE CHERRY ssOOJ


SPECIAL dance course. $3.50; complete
private course now S..
TREE STUDIOS 4i09 WOODWARD
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Furnished Rooms for Rent
Housekeeping Rooms

LONYo, 5I35 tMichigan) - Nicely fur
nished 2 rooms, real kitchen. Frigidaire
adults.
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Lumber, Building Materials
SMITH-ORR CO

CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate
iistings In the big Sunday Times Want
Ad Section
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Auction Sales

APPROXIMATELY 27 automobiles DUNK
oniyD will be sold az Public Auction by
the Detroit Police Department at the Po-
lice Auto Pound, located on Wight street
between Walker and Adair streets, on
Thursday. october lst, 1912, at 1000 a.
m Titles on these cars are TO he can
celled and no new titles will be issued.
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-29
Houses for Sale
(West of woodward

CLARENDON, So, 4s44-Open; 4-bedroom
brick Newly reconditioned. VIZ. $1,000.
CoYLE, near Grand River. b. v Z rooms,
/ bedrfn dn. So, 300. terms. UN. l-2eoo.
FAUST, Sos2--Two bedrooms; tile. fun
attic; VACANT: $400 required. CE. 1440.
Evening star., 1942-10-18
FARMS FOR RENT.
FARMS WANTED.
PROPOSALS.
SEALED PROPOSALS.


. Sealed proposals will be received by
the Board of Supervisors of Fairfax Coun-
ty, Virginia. at the Office of the County
CLERK CLERK. Fairfax vtrgnia. until $;oo
ACCo rINK SEWAGE AND WAFER PROF.
ECT' iS c9nssiSsting SIS Of 4o62 lineal feet y"
and z" asbestos-cement water mains, four
a. fire hydrants one concrete sewage
pumping station and $500 lineal feet Of
publicly opened and read aloud
Copies OF the plans and specifications
and other proposed contract documents
s oe s aof % sd cSay to sg6S o.rF s
of the documents may be obtained from
Farr Building: y Fairfax. Virginia, upon
- II; within 80 days after the ultimate
time set for the receipt of bids, the docu-
deposits Of those who submit bids will be
o SITS the actus s cost of sss feprodsction ou tom
of the drawings, will be refunded.
with his bid bid bond. or certified check
County. Virginia, in the amount Of three
per centum of the bid submitted.
The character and amount Of security
nection with the. performance of the con-
tract is stated in the proposed contract
documents.
No bid may be. withdrawn for reriod
for % theI 'f Tecaip c of Of bias The vsoS right t IS
reserved by the Board to reject any and all
P3ha2 PSIRpaS e coITTY: SgTERy,SoES ViSgiN{2s 3F
BY JOHN M WHALEN.
oc14-10t Clerk of said Board.
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IA ACRES,

Near Brandywine. Md,-Modern s-rm
koIise, with bath, h.-w.h.; 5-rm. tenant
House, barn, chicken run and other out
Sidgs.; excellent sprinE water, numerous
sfu'' pfSfE ,Tsa1 REAirY M rssn co. % NA. % $3.50. n'
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Highway Corner Farm-s1,75Q.

highway CcTtler cdTIIl-Sl, fou.
Only $3.50 down. Few Minis run to sew
eral fine towns or pretty resort lake; dandy
site for roadside business: school bus pass
es; 6s acres, 90 for general crops, truck,
tobacco. fruit and berries. spring-watered
pasture and wood; nice young orchard, APP
situated in young oak grove; tobacco and
stock barns. packing and poultry houses;
yealty taxes only $3.50. Owner, wantins
larger place. will sacrifice this to assure
early sale, List other bargains mailed
free. H. 8. Draucker. STROUT REALTY,
Rlackstone, Va
Evening star., 1942-10-18

OUTSTANDING pUcKING SHORE. :,
Potomac River, 1,5oO feet frontage, 20
miles washington. Land rises gradually
from river to 125 feet elevation: beautiful
view. Power line and telephone available;
excellent road. no buildings; 100 acres;
Reouest Maryland -Virsinia farm list.
YE6NAHD SNIDER, LA PLATA, MD
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'STROUT BARGAINS "

vile, Md. Phone Ashton 3S46.
"STROUT BARGAINS"
130-ACRE MONEY-MAKER.
About 100 level acres for peas. tor,a-
teesd toes, corn, ETC. wire.fenced streamwa-
good condition.. 7-rm. dwelling (only yrs.
olal: elec. available; barn, corn crib, meat
and poultry houses; only few minutes to
busy Md; depot town: sacrificed by aged
owner. $4,000; part down. Pg Az
STATE HWAY. FARM. GOOD BLDGS.
, Lovely Pa. residence, s rms, slate roof,
large porches, one inclosed; elec. and phone
available: nice lawn; grand views from the
,S00,ft. elevations. gocd basement barn.
50x5S; other useful bldgs; $1,000 insur-
a anee; mile to village hour to mfg. city;
ITO acres. about 45 for crops; 1S-cow mas
ture watered by stream which also affords
bathlng and fishing; es. 1000 cords wood,
equipment; q apple, other fruit trees: real
Value at S3,250; terms. See picture. pg.
45: big catalogue. Write for free copy
STROUT REALTY, 1427-N Land Title
Bldg, Phila.. Pa.
CoLORED-160 ACRES; s-RooM HOUSE,
large barn. hay barrack, double corn crib;
streams; some wood and timber; S1O,-
600. Box 1925 Star.
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REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE.
REAL ESTATE WANTED

CASH IMMEDIATELY FOR PROPERTY
IN D. C., white or colored A. FISCHER,
S39 18th st. NV. MA. 1928 or CO. 56lO
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PERSONAL LOAN COMPANIES.
Operating Under Uniform Small
Loan Ld1pS.
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SOUTHERN MD.--.64 ACRES, FINE LAND,
for stock. Excellent tobacco record. White
tenant on shares. Price, S5,50o; ~ acres.
about 13 mi. from D. c., on Route IS
7-roorn house, large barn, orchard; good
land, Priced, S4,950. Owner, GE. 6l92.
THE MARYLAND REALTY,
Evening star., 1942-10-18
FARMS FOR SALE.
(ContiniIed
IS ACRES, S3.75O.

5 rooms. outbuildings, electricity, stream,
springs: 10 acres under cultivation: Is
miles out on good road; old people retir-
vile, Md. Phone Ashton aR4a
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PARKING LOTS,

FOR RENT, PARKING LOT, 1O3x22 FEET,
located at 814 9th st. NV. Inquire $40
9th st. NV
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GUARANTEE YOUR FAMILY FOOD AND
shelter through the duration. Buy farm
before prices are prohibitive. I have now
bargains. $4,000 and up.
j. LETTON MARTIN,
40f Earle Bldg. AD $3.50. RE. 2492.
ss,5oo-3oo-AcRE STOCK AND PEACH
house. eIectricity: young peach orchard.
Farm sold once for S14,500. ,v
S675O-7-room country home, ia
aths: N acres, all modern improvements,
large poultry house, turkey house. stable,
smokehouse, orchard. Train transportation.
R. D. LILLE,
eeb Maple Ave. Takoma Park. Sligo 1906.
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storage; within blocks Of GICHNER,
Alb 9th st. NV. MA. 1870.
WANTED: SINGLE GARAGE NEAR CON-
necticut ave. and Chesapeake st. Phone
Woodley 64S4 after pm 49,
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326 A.. 270 A. TILLABLE OLD COL. RES,
tenant house, farm buildings good condi-
ton: SCI, 900: creek through farm.
SO a., 55 a. tillable: bal. good timber
n iondoun Coz: priced for immediate sale
and possession; $500: creek.
a., S-r. res, modern; watered by srav5
stores; $3.50: immediate possession !:
above are in Loudoun Co.: in the Piedmont
Hunt section and are rare bargains. -, :,
very old iog), in good condition; outbuild-
inEs, orchard; exc water facilities: near
G. c. ,ELsEA, Realtor.
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1s5-A. APPROVED DAIRY FARM. "a MI
Mt. Airy. Md, on Prospect rd.; 10-rm.
frame house, large dairy barn, chicken
house, other outbuildings in good condition.
190-acre game farm inclosed with 7-ft
Eame fence; good for stock farm; l mi. Mt
Airy, Md. Apply to
ALBERT A. BURK, $3.50 Woodland Ave.
Baltimore, Md Lib 623S,
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GARAGES FOR RENT.
GARAGES WANTED.

SIS A MONTH. 1342 TAYLOR ST. NV
Telephone Taylor 0279.
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LOTS FOR SALE.

CHEVERLY, MD.-LARGE ASSORTMENT
OF beautiful lots, good trans; $500 up; no
down payment required. WO. 4466.
WOODED, AMI, 60xl so; SMALL DOWN
payment. Put your cash where bombs will
not affect. GE. 2750
SPRING VALLEY, 2 BLOCKS MASS. AVE
bus, 40x117h; $1,S0O. includes sewer and
water. OWNER, WI 5340 after 8: 80 p m.
FINE, WOODED, ELEVATED LOT. look
$50, 3 miles D. c.; low tax; $500; terms
500 down. $40 per mo. or $3.50 cash. IRV-
ING WENZ, Clinton, Md. Phone 564
75-FOOT FRONTAGE ON SAUL ROAD IN
Chevy Chase View, $1,000 cash. Owner
absent. Box 2S2-S. Star.
8 BEAUTIFULLY WOODED LOTS, 5Ox200,
one block off Greenbelt highway and bus
service; sacrifice. C. r. BATES, 101S East
Capitol Atlantic 1896.
WILL SACRIFICE TO SETTLE ESTATE
two lots, each 40x100, on 47th st. NV,
near Tilden, ] block from Mass. ave.
$1,000 each. EN-. s451.
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ExcEIJENr TOBACCO FARM.

EXCELLENT IOBHNIO rhISNI. =
Colonial S-room dwelling u1S0) on
ridge with maRnificent view over Potomac
River; 1872 acres rolling land I.5 acres acres
and farm buildings; on State road.
SIS, 900. Request, Maryland-virginia list
duckine shores, farms, country homes.
fEONARD SNIDER, La Plata, Maryland.
Evening star., 1942-10-18

beautiful 2-tone blue finish; fully equipped
with radio. heater, Hydramatic, drive; very
| low mileage. practically brand-new tires;
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oUr-oF-rowN REAL Estate
MIAMI. FLORIDA

Two cement blk. houses on one lot 5Ox
zoo IT., / and 2 bedrms, tiled kitchen
and bath, all conveniences; Is minutes to
beach or Hialeah track; landscaped; bottle
gas and elec. refg.: cash or terms HARRY
BENDER. 1117 North West 10th st.
Evening star., 1942-10-18
AUTO TRUCKS WANTED.

WANTED-Light delivery trucks, State
condition of tires and price. Box 1877,
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MOTORCYCLES FOR SALE.

HAELEY DAVIDSON 1882, 74-cu-inch,; ;
new speedometer; motor rebuilt: chains
sprockets battery, etc: like new; 5000
SH 6703. 710 Dartmouth ave, Silver
Evening star., 1942-10-18

FORD 1889 de, luxe Tudor trunk sedan:
eXceiient condltion. very clean, good tires;
Evening star., 1942-10-18

MERCURY 1910 2-door sedan; black finish;
radio. heater, spotlight, excellent tires;
S695. Buick lot ll45 18th st NV
Evening star., 1942-10-18

DODGE 1889 de luxe 4-door sedan: radjr
and heater, paint like new; excellent tires
mechanically Q. K. Better buy now; S595
.xor ,, PEAKE MOTOR CO..
Evening star., 1942-01-25

"A 5 OlplOIlldtS III. De A@AA'
having been removed to other parts,
neutral ENJOYS can now mix all
elements from the remaining diplo-
matte corps without fear Of an in
cident.
But Washington, long conscious of
cross currents in diplomatic salons,
was on the alert for them. AS each
guest arrived at the Turkish En-
bassy he was handed a boutonniere
made of a tiny silver orange bios
som sprig. There was speculation
about the new insignia, and some
guests jumped to the conclusion
that it denoted the resignation Of
the Ambassador and the formation
of a premature "free Turkey" group.
It turned out to be a memento Of the
silver wedding anniversary of the
hosts.
No Political Significance.
The political significance of the
tiny sprig lay only in the fact that
1t had none, which the Minister from
Portugal laughingly pointed out
when he displayed his festive
boutonniere with the remark: THE
Erteguns have thoughtfully provided
a boutonniere that even a neutral
can wear"
Minister Joao Antonio de Bianchi
of Portugal, one of the few remain
ing neutrals, is now the object of
a great deal OF attention. Ever since
the Dansih envoy, representing a
Nazi -overrun kingdom, took upon
himself the responsibility of hand
ing over Iceland to the United
Evening star., 1942-01-25
Boutonnieres Handed to Guests
At Embassy Arouse Curiosity
Social Set HoinIy Attempts to Reed
Political Significance in Mementoes

States it has been apparent in the
Capital that the influence of one
man in a key place may be great
in the present chaotic world.
Gone are the days when the i'm
portance of an ambassador depend
ed largely on the size and wealth
of the country he represented. To-
day the military potentials Of the
large nations are all lined up and
the strategic importance Of the
small neutrals is becoming increas-
ingly evident.
Slender DR.. de Bianchi is widely
known in Washington for his ever
dappear appearance, his spreading
wing collars and ascot ties. Among
somewhat smaller group be is ap-
preciated as a man of solid culture
and wide general background.
Besieged With Questions.
He is being drawn upon at pres
ent, however, for only one kind OF
information-factS about Portugal
and her outlying possessions. Amer
leans, newly conscious of geo-pol-
itics, and reporters thirsty for
knowledge about Timur Island and
the Atlantic possessions, are be-
sieging him with questions.
DR.. de Bianchi is most obliging
man, but as all of his books on
his own country are written in
Portuguese it would take a stah Of
translators to satisfy the new in
terest in Portugal. The Minister
finds it even harder to answer the
question which has been popped at
one envoy after another since 1889:
Mr.. Minister, how much longer
can your country remain neutral?"
DR.. de Bianchi is in no position
to express himself, but there are
hopes in washington that should
European Portugal be invaded she
will follow the Dutch and Danish
pattern rather than the Vichy plan,
and will throw her outlying posses
sions into the struggle against the
Axis.
(Released by the Bell Syndicate, Inc)
Evening star., 1942-01-25
Pass System Effective
At Fort Meade Feb. !

Effective February l, admission
to the 29th Division Area at Fort
Meade, Md, will be restricted to
persons with passes issued by divi-
sion headquarters, it was announced
yesterday. Army and Navy person.
mel and occasional visitors to divi-
sion personnel are not included in
the order.
Requests for passes, to be made by
letter to Brig. Gen. Amos w. w.
Woodcock, must include the name
of the individual for whom pass
is sought, the reason for entrance
into the area, designation of the
unit area to be entered, period for
which the pass is desired, and two
full face passport photographs,
measuring IA inches wide by IL
inches long.
Evening star., 1942-01-25
EiIipinos See Movie

A free showing of David Grimth' S
color movie of the Philippines, RE
member Manila" will be given to-
night at 8 o'clock for the Washing
ton Filipino colony at Barker Hall
in the Y. w. G. A. Building at
Seventeenth and K streets NV.
The showing was arranged by J.
M. Elizalde, resident commissioner
of the Philippines.
Evening star., 1942-01-25

ana Ills VILE Is
sued invitations
for a large re-
ception, the first
since the United
S t a t e S entered
the war against
the Axis, necks
were craning to
see who would
he there from
official Washing
ton.
Everybody was
there from both
American a n d
foreign circles
Evening star., 1942-01-25
BY HELEN LOMBARD.

Attempting to read political sig
nificance into social events has
become a major washington pas
time. When the Turkish Ambassador
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-03
Pernniits

Continued from Page One)
Washington st, Miss Sarah Nav.
ity. 2lO S. Huron St, owner. $3.50.
Repair parsonage of Church of
God, 4O7la $ Adams St. $500
Erect new roof at 1868 Davis st
Leo Howard. owner. $3.50.
Install dormer at 5I4 w Cross
st, c. NJ Mohler. owner 800.
Erect stairway at l0l W. Mich.
lgan Ave, Charles X. Lamb. West.
moorland Dr., owner, SIS
Addition TO kitchen and base
ment at u Wallace Blvd. Glenn
Wales $500
Install bathroom at Is S. Adams
st, George Alton. owner. $3.50.
Erect addition OF two small bed
rooms al POI Ballard St. Mrs. r.
A. Blattenberger owner 5000
Erect room on porch at 80 g.
Normal St George Plom, owner.
$3.50
Remodel kitchen at ll2 Linden
Place, c r Waiting. owner. {I4O.
Erect addition at 37S First Ave
Orville kersey. owner
Erect recreation building at Is.
land Park Tor pubite-=ehouls do.
mated by the American Legion.
$500
Install new shingles on roof at
III 3. Huron St American Legion.
owner. $3.50.
Erect porch at 434 Hawkins St.
Glenn Mullins 20 Frederick 81
owner, $3.50
New shingles on house AZ 1907
Grant St. Il W Hurdley. owner
S165
Erect porch a. 322 + Cross 81
Frank Greenleaf owner. 500
Install bathroom At 213 y Ham
ilton ST.. James Breakey. l0l
Washtenaw Ave. owner. 800.
Repair porohes at 306 y Hamu
ton ST. l.. G Jones. l27 n Nor.
nal st owner 800
Install shower at PIG Oakwood
Mrs Wood. owner. SIS
Erect basement al 523 Waiting
Blvd ! W Taylor owner. $500
Repair porch az 502 Hawkins
81 Mark Medley. owner. $40
Install new roof a. t2f y Huron
s. Alvin Anderson. owner 5000
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-03
Rural Schools Will Take
Part in Drive For Scrap

Washtenaw County School Com.
|missionor Julius W Haab Thurs.
|fsy outlined he part rural school
children should play in the national
scrap drive in an open letter to all
country School teachers.
Commissioner Haab states that:
zone of the most vital elements
necessary towards the successful
prosecution OF the war is scrap
metal, particularly iron and steel,
bur newspapers have already force
FULLY brought home to us that there
is critical shortage OF these met
bis Steel leaders are emphatic in
their assertion that unless scrap
peaches the steel mills quickly the
MAR is going to die OF starvation.
In the cities and villages the
fchool children are making a house
o house canvas for scrap metal.
insignificant as these individual
collections may seem, the cumula.
i've result Of this youthful army Of
metal collectors throughout the ma
ion may we'll mean the difference
between victory or defeat What
he school children in the cities and
villages are doing, the children OF
he rural schools can accomplish
fven to greater degree because
here is so much more and heavier
fcrap metal - be found on farms
fnd in the rural areas.
The details OF having the scrap
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-03
Municipal Court

Two war workers who Friday
wanted to protest 10 Mayor Ross
X. Bower over housing condi-
tions in Ypsilanti paid $40 fines In
Justice A. NJ Nandersalls court
today on charges OF disorderly CON
duct
Calling twice at the once Of
Mayor Bowe- Friday afternoon.
even though hey were told he was
out of town. Orlo Z. Burton, Corine
Hotel and John Thielke. IS S.
Adams ST, were arrested by city
police.
According TO police report
Thielke had been asked 10 move
by his landlaay when she objected
to a party in his room.
Fines for speeding were paid
Friday by Robert Blythman, Ann
Arbor, S., and William Grams, SIS.
Robert De Marco and Dewitt cha
tterton paid hues of $50 and S25
respectively on charges Of reckless
driving. Ove"time parking fines
amounted to SIS. one for no opera
tors license, s3.35; stop street VIC
lations, 81, defective equipment.
So, and improper passing. Sc
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-03

collected and sent 10 the scrap de.
pots are TO he worked out by the
individual schools between the
teachers and the pupils and much
latitude may be permitted in the
actual collection
In some schools the children are
making scrap piles in the school
yard to be collected later by WPA
trucks. The dispensation OF the
proceeds is left to the discretion Of
the schools. Undoubtedly many Of
the pupils can persuade their par.
ents to help them in rounding up
the heavier scrap into pile rea 1y
for the scrap iron depots There
are three OF these depots in the
county-one In Milan. one in Dcx.
ter and Lansky's in Ann Arbor.
The price Of the metal is fixed Ivy
the government.
Although the salvage program
OF the War Production Board is pri.
marily interested in scrap metals
rags and rubber will also be glad
ly accepted. However,. no tin cans
should be turned in al this time.
Now that We are conscious Of
the potentiahues OF the National
Salvage Program let MS give every
school boy and girl desired oppor-
tunity for a patriotic participation
on the home font in backing their
fathers. brothers and friends az the
firing front thereby hastenig a
Just peace through Victory"