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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-07-02
Half-Forgotten Days
Twenty Years Ago

Washtenss Country Club guests
from the Meadow brook Club by
Of 70 % This the second match the have
played
Chief Police John announced fireworks Of
should be until July 4h unless sub
ect himself to arrest or prosecution OF the law.
Every effort made make the college mixer pleasure
for 32fl attending school here The
Of this give the students chance
quanted with each other.
Fifty Years Ago
lawn social D.. NcAndrews b. the f.W.CA
program consisting furnished
The proceeds helped for
piano Since March the ladies have been able
o $3.50 towards paying for It,
Benjamin Dimmick
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-07-02

domestic affairs. which threaten
loss or complications. Superiors,
solicitors and ecclesiastics viii
greatly help you. A generous and
hospitable nature will be pos
sessed by the child who Is born
today. He or she will be hnan-
cialIy fortunate, though domestic
or love troubles through strangers
and elderly women are threatened.
Minute Test Answers
1. They are the same-S1o.o 900
annually.
2. Three-Cuba, Dominican Re-
public and Haiti.
3 United states Employment
Service.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-07-02
Hints on Etlauette

Don't snap your fingers. tap
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-07-02

The Nazis are suspicious Of him
already.
The question is:
Is 1t possible that Benito Is a
traitor to Totalitarianism?
He's different kind Of a char.
acter than Adolf and his country
men are different from Adolfs.
You have to differentiate be-
tween them.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-11
In The Sick Room

John Gnass. 631 Knowles St
Royal Oak. is undergoing treatment
at Boyer Hospital for head lacera-
tions. He was entered Tuesday from
Ypsilanti bomber plant after being
struck IN the head by a swinging
pipe.
Paul Ungrodt is confined to his
home with cold.
Mrs. Margaret Brooktns has been
very III with Influenza the past
week.
Gertrude Ann, daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. Riley Wise. is recovering
from double pneumonia. She has
been III at her home about a week.
Marcia Lynn Holly. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Lynn Holly, who was
taken Ill with ear trouble and threat
ened with bronchial pneumonia
while visiting her grandparents
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Rogers, Read
WIZ 10 eoIeN nat improved
Kenneth Morton, Miles St. IS
months osd, broke his leg below the
knee when he fell down stairs.
Mrs. Jennie Richardson bruised
one leg quite badly when she fell
m her home.
Dean. little son OF Mr.. and Mrs
Howard VANITY. Is recovering after
a mastoid operation at St. Joseph's
Hospital, Ann A1bor, performed a
few days ago.
Robert Santurs has broken toe.
received when another workman
accidentally dropped a heavy core
upon his foot al a local factory.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-11

1880 MILES OF GRADING AND
CONCRETE sURPACING IN WASH
rEEAw COUNTY ON M-17 EAST
COUNTY LINE WEST (NoRTH
LANE) STATE PRoJECT: DA-wI
sl-7 ca (DA-wI SEC. BIC co. Pre-
ference Rating Ale.
Sealed proposals will be received
from prequslified contractors in the
Hotel Olds Ballroom, Lansing, Mich
isan. until 200 A. NJ, EST. We'd
nesday February Is, 1872, for i'm
proving lbs miles Of road in Ypsi-
lanti Township. Washtenaw County
Joint bidding will be permitted in
accordance with Department regula-
tions.
The proposals will then be publicly
opened and read. Proposals may be
mailed 20 Room 429, state Office
Building, Lansing, Mich gan. Net
classification required for this pro-
ject is 13B.
The work will consist Of grading
the road, constructing the neces sary
drainage structures and surfacing
with . in. uniform concrete pave
ment.
Plans. specifications and proposal
blanks may be examined at the dis
frict office OF the Michigan State
Highway Department, Plymouth.
Michigan, and at the Michigan Road
Builders Association, Lansing, Mich
gan but Will be furnished only from
the office of the Contract Engineer,
Room 1926. State Highway Depart
ment, Lansing. Michigan. Plans and
proposals may be secured up to 500
P. NJ. EST, Of the day preceding
the formal opening OF bids. A charge
or three dollars. which will not be
refunded, will be made for plans and
/or proposals furnished for each
project
Special provisions governing sub
letting or assigning tie contract and
the employment and use Of labor will
accompany the proposals for the
work. Full cooperation in carrying
out the special provisions will be re-
quired. The minimum wage rate paid
10 crane and power shovel operators.
large and small 3craper operators
employed on this contract shall be
sls2h per hour. The minimum wage
rate paid TO water-proofers and Jour
neymen carpenters employed on this
contract shall be t1.40 per hour.
The minimum wage TO be paid 10 re
inforcing steel settlers, journeyman
painters. enjoyed on this contract
shall be sl.37lz per hour. The mini
mum wage TO be paid to other skilled
labor shall be $3.50 per hour. The
minimum wage 20 be paid to inter-
mediate laDor employed on this con-
tract shall be 500 pc hour. TIE
minimum wage 70 be paid to un-
skilled labor employed on this con-
tract shall be toS7k per hour. Tic
minimum wage 10 be paid to watch
man employed on this contract shall
be $3.50 per hour. Detailed sbor
rates shown in proposal.
certified check in the sum Of
tl3.00000, made payable to @. Donald
Kennedy. State Highway Commits
sioner, must accompany each pro-
possl. The checks Of the three low
est bidders will be cashsd forthwith
and the amount will be refunded as
soon as the contract has been exc
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-11

BIC t7D. preference Rating Ale.
Sealed proposals will be received
from prequsified contractors in the
Hotel Olds Ballroom. Lansing, Mich
igan, until 1000 A NJ, EST, We'd
nesday. February IS, 1912, for i'm
proving 1.46 miles OF road Yps!lanti
Township. Washtenaw County. Joint
bidding Will be permitted IN accord
ance with Department regulations.
The proposals will then be public
~ opened and read. Proposals may be
mailed TO Room 42s. State office
Building, Lansing, Michigan. Net
classification required for this pro-
ject is f3 r.
The work will consist Of grading
the road, constructing the necessary
drainage structures and surfacing
with g. uniform concrete pave
ment
Plans. specifications and proposal
blanks may be examined at the dis
trict office of the Michigan State
Highway Department. Plymouth,
Michigan. and at the Michigan Road
Builders Association, Lansing. Mich
igan, but will be furnished only from
the office of the Contract Engineer
Room 426. State Highway Depart
ment, Lansing. Michigan. Plans and
proposals may be secured up TO 90
p. NJ. EST, of the day preceding
the formal opening of bids A charge
OF three dollars which will not be re-
funded, will be made for plans and !
or proposals furnished for each pro-
ject
Special provisions governing sub
letting of assigning the contract and
the employment and use of labor will
accompany the proposals for the
work. Full cooperation in carrying
out the special provisions will be
required. The minimum wage rate
paid TO crane and power shovel oper-
ators, large and small scraper opera
tors employed on this contract shall
be Sl.62i2' per hour. The minimum
wage rate paid to water-proofers and
lourneymen carpenters employed on
this contract shall be $40 per hour
The minimum wage TO be paid TO re-
inforcing steel settlers, journeyman
painters employed on this contract
shall be Sl.37 y per hour. The mini
mum wage TO be paid to other
skilled labor shall be 81 so per hour
The minimum wage to be paid to in
termediate labor employed on this
contract shall be 800 per hour The
minimum wage to be paid to un-
skilled labor employed on this con-
tract shall be s0.S7lz per hour. The
minimum wage 70 be paid TO watcn-
man employed on this contract shall
be $3.50 per hour. Detailed labor
rates shown in proposal
A certified check in the sum of
si3, 10000, made payable to G. Donald
Kennedy, State Highway Commits
stoner, must accompany each propos-
al. The checks OF the three lowest
bidders will be cashed forthwith and
the amount will be refunded as soon
as the contract has been executed
The checks Of all except the three
lowest bidders will be returned
promptly.
The right is reserved to reject any
or all proposals
G. DONALD KENNEDY
State Highway Commissioner
DATED: e-2-f2
Lansing, Michigan
Adv OIL
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Daily Market Report
LIVESTOCK
By Wally Bishop

Detroit, Mich. Feb. ll-Good to
medium to good shortied steers
and heifers. $40 a 1l.50; Gamers,
and cutters. 1925 a S.25; good
common to medium steers
weighty sausage bulls. SO a s.75.
thin dairy offerings down to $50
$50.
Calves-Good to choice grades,
SIS; common and medium,
S1O.5O61450.
Sheep and lambs - Few choice
$3.50 medium, $ll.75 q 1925,
slaughter ewes, s625G7; common
light. S9.50@11; light culls down
to $3.50.
Hogs-1s0-26O lbs, s1245G12.65:
26O-35O lbs. s1215G12.S5; S00-450
lbs. s119591205; 14O-l7O ID. lights.
$12.25q12.5O; bulk sows, slO.75 q
11.25.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-11
Milo Smith Guilty of
Non-Support Charges

Milo Smith, 80, formerly OF 202
River St, was sentenced to pay
$40 and TO serve 80 days in jail
by Justice A. NJ. Vandersall this
morning after Smith pleaded guilty
to a charge of falling to support
his wife and child Justice Wander
sail suspended sentence on condi-
ton that Smith obtain a job and
support his family within 10 days.
Smith was arrested by city po-
lice when he came to the station
about a. m. today TO ask for a
nights lodging. Mrs. Smith, who
lives at III Mause Ave, signed
a warrant for his arrest Jan. 20.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-11
Kruger Rites to be
Thursday Afternoon

Final rites for William Kruger,
who died at 1897 Lyman st. Tues.
day. will be Thursday at p. m. in
Stevens and Bush Funeral home.
Ypsilanti. Interment will be in
Marble Park Cemetery, Milan.
Mr.. Kruger was born April 20,
1851 In Germany, son OF Charles
and Mary Kruger. Mr.. Kruger had
resided in Ypsilanti seven months
and had made his home with the
Redding family at the Lyman st.
address.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-11
WAR OFFICIALS
To TESTIFY ON
NEED Of FUNDS

CONTINUED from Page One)
bers said the Army approved
WAAC will get earliest consider
alton.
s. Senators headed for a show
down fight over farm policies on
a bill to prohibit the Commodity
Credit Corporation or any other
federal agency from disposing of
surplus farm stocks at less than
parity prices.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-11
3.se7 MILES OF GRADING AND
sURrACINa IN wAsHTENAw
COUNTY on CHASE RoAD-FRoM
WIZARD ROAD EAST TO BELLE
VILE ROAD. STATE PRoJECT
DA-wI 51-5o ca (DA-wI 5 SEC
FIG. CAV DA-wI 1895 ca DA-wI
SEC. Ho (a). Preference rating

FIG (2) DA-wr 1895 ca DA-WI
5 SEC. Ha (a). Preference rating
A-l-s.
Sealed proposals will be received
from prequal.fied contractors in the
Hotel Olds Ballroom. Lansing. Mich
igan until 1000 A. NJ. EST, We'd
nesday February IS, 1912 for i'm
proving 0.677 miles of road in Ypsi-
lanti Township, Washtenaw County
and e.99 miles Of road in Van Buren,
Township, Wayne County. Joint bid
ding will be permitted in accordance
with department regulations.
The proposals will then be public
ly opened and read. Proposals may be
mailed to Room 4G9, State Office
Building. Lansing, Michigan. Net
classification required for this pro-
iect is l9B.
The work will consist of grading
the road. constructing the necessary
drainage structures and surfacing
with % foot 10 in. uniform pave
ment.
Plans, Specifications and propos al
blanks may be examined at the dis
trict office of the Michigan state
Highway Department. Plymouth,
Michigan, and at the Michigan Road
Builders Association, Lansing, Mich
gan, but will be furnished only from
the office OF the Contract Engineer,
Room 426, State Fl ghway Depart
ment Lansing. Michigan. Plans and
proposals may he secured up to 500
F. NJ EST, OF the day preceding
the formal opening of bids. A charge
of three dollars. which will not be re-
funded will be made for plans and /
or proposals furnished for each pro-
iect.
Special provisions governing sub
letting or assigning the contract and
the employmnt and use of labor will
accompany the proposals for the
work. Full cooperation in carrying
the special provisions VIII be re-
quircd. The minimum wage rate paid
to crane and power shovel operators.
large and small scraper operators
employed on this contract shall be
Sl.62 u per hour. The minimum wage
rate paid to water-proofers and jour
neymen carpenters employed on this
contract shall be $40 per hour. The
minimum wage TO be paid 10 rein
forcing steel settlers. journeymen
painters employed on this contract
shall be SI.37h per hour. The min
imum wage TO be pa to other
skilled labor shall be $3.50 per hour.
The minimum wage to be paid 70
intermediate labor employed on this
contract shall be 500 per hour. The
minimum wage TO be paid to I'M
skilled labor employed on this con.
tract shall We S0.S7i2 per hour. The
minimum wage TO be paid 70 watch
man employed on tn contract shall
be $3.50 per hour. Detailed labor
rates shown In proposal.
A certified check in the sum OF
100000 made payable to G Don
aid Kennedy. State Highway Commits
sioncr. must accompany each pro.
posal. The checks OF the three loves {
bidders will be cas- he'd forthwith and
as the contract has been executed
The checks OF all except the three
the amount will be refunded as soon
lowest bidders will be returned
promptly.
The right is reserved to reject any
or all proposals.
@. DONALD KENNEDY
State Highway Commissioner
DATED. 2-2-42
Lansing, Michigan
Adv 211
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Trial Adjourned

Trial OF Mack Gray, Ann Arbor ne
gro. on charges Of felonious assault
brought against him by Cleveland
Hutson, Ypsllanti negro, was ad
iourned Tuesday to Feb. II. Open
ing testimony was heard Tuesday
in circuit court on charges growing
out OF the slashing OF Hutson in
Ypsilanti Dec. IS.
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'Grouchy" Husbands

snd wives. nsy Be- Suffering from ssrsvs,-
ing bowel gas, sour stomach or bsadasbs
s.used By spells Of constipation. fry Ap.
LkkIkA. II effectively blends 8 earrins-
ives for relief Of sss pains, and isrstiv.s
tor f.nile. quick bowel setiou. Tour drurus,
has kDLKkIKA.
Weinmann & Matthews Co.
Druggists
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Transferred

Melvin Peavey, auditing examin-
er OF the state revenue department
who handled sales tax collections
IN Washtensw County. has been
transferred to Pontiac division
headquarters where he will assume
duties in the intangible tax divi
sion Donald Summerville will re-
place Mr.. Peavey Mr.. Summeryille
can be reached al Hotel Huron.
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Assist Taxpayers

Archie Miles. Frank SAMPLER
and Francis Hughes, of the revenue
division. are assisting tax payers In
filing income tax returns at the
post office each day from a m to
I p. m. The collectors will be in
Ypsilanti until Feb. 10.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-11
Plan Tour

University OF Michigan seminar
students. VINO are studying Npsi
lanti in relation 70 defense, viii tour
the area Saturday. Mrs Flossy Fem
or. director of Council OF Social
Agencies will speak 10 the group at
the Board OF Commerce.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-11
Driver Pays

Hershel Sisson, Wayne, paid s25
IN Wayne Justice Court Tuesday az
ternoon after pleading guilty to a
charge Of reckless driving Sisson
was arrested by state troopers of
the Ypsilanti post who found him
hiding behind a Wayne garage
after they had chased him into the
city when they saw him driving
reckleesly.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-11
-Four Calls

With only four calls at the Board
OF Commerce office today for house
collections Thursday of paper, metal
and rubber. indications are that
Ypsilanti residents have turned
over salvage materials to other
agencies which have made requests
for materials since beginning OF the
present emergency. Street depart
ment crews will call for salvage
where requests for stops have been
made
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Investigate Noise

Police officers who investigated
q report of a noise near the home
Of Ray Binns. ST. Oak St, about
1880 a. m. today found evidence
that dogs had been on a Uncovered
stairway leading to the basement
OF the home. Mr.. Binns SAID he
thought a prowler might have been
making the noise.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-11

Mrs Media Fulford received word
Tuesday night Of the death of her
brother. Harry Bills, al his home
in Washington. D c Funeral sery-
ices will be from the Crosby Flu
neral Home at Highland Park. Fri
day.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-11
Police Dine

Police Chief Dan (. l. Patch AMI
Assistant Chief Ralph l.. Southa'
attended a "get-together" dinner
with troopers Of the Ypsilanti state
police post in a local restaurant
Tuesday night. Theodore Schiller,
local garageman. also attended
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-11
Visit Hospital

One hundred ten Michigan state
College students, East Lansing.
visited Ypsilanti State Hospital
Tuesday. Dr.. a. c. Dunston. Of the
hospital staff. directed visitors.
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Drivers Pay


Assessments in municipal court
Tuesday and today for traffic ordin-
ance violations were against Q. R.
Bergren. Ann Arbor, 81, overtime
parking, c. NJ. Casselberry, city, 81
double parking. and r. J. Frisbee,
Milan. SO. stop violation.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-11
POULTRY
(RazIeY's Market(
IN WALL STREET
STOCK MARK EFT
OPENS lOMER

New York. Feb. IL ms The
stock market opened lower this
morning, extending the decline
which. set. in yesterday when news
from the Singapore war front
touched off selling.
Losses ranged to nearly point
on a small volume OF offerings.
Bethlehem Steel trailed a minus
sign OF "a. General Electric and
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-11
Patient Escapes

Eloise Hospital officials reported
10 state police OF the Ypsilanti post
the escape Tuesday night Of Alex
Peotrowski, 81 mental patient at
the institution
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-11

American Telephone weakened
Electric Autolite, Reynolds B, L. s.
Rubber and Pennsylvania drifted
lower U. S, Steel and Chesapeake
& Ohio dipped u each.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-11
Legal Notices

cuted. The checks OF all except the
three lowest bidders will be re
turned promptly.
The right is reserved to reject any
or all proposals.
G. DONALD KENNEDY
State Highway Commissioner
DATED: 2-2-42
Lansing. Michigan
Adv. oil
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-11
Fruit

Detroit, Mich. Feb. IL
No. l, ou.,
$1.5OG2.0O: Spys. No. | bu, $3.50
LIS; Delicious, No. l, bu. $1,000
LIS; Jonathans, s1.25G1. bu.
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Case Adjourned

The justice court trial OF John
Cendeck. Ecorse, on charges OF
disturbing the peace. has been ad-
iourned 70 Feb. 10
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Butter and Eaes

Detroit. Mich. Feb. IL
BUTTER-Best creamery in tubs,
S4l5 3424c.
EGGS - Current receipts. 27ac,
dirties. 27hc; checks, 27Ac.
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Vegetables

Detroit, Mich. Feb. IL
BEETS-No. !, 60@75c bu.
CABBAGE-S1G 1.50 bu.
RED CABBAGE-S14150 bu.
POTATOES-No. !. s1.15ql,25.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-11

Returned Home
City police officers Tuesday after
noon returned to his home Henry
Westfield, II, son OF Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Westfield 524 Waiting Blvd
after he had been missing.
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Poultry

Detroit, Mich. Feb. 11-Poultry:
market steady. Hens. heavy breeds.
2502Sc: cocks. ~ a lac; rock
springers csc: broilers, heavy, 24q
26c; ducks, ID, Use; geese, Ice.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-11
Legal Notices

i.4so MILES or GRADING AND
CoMCRETE sURPACINd IN WASH
TENAw COUNTY ON M-l7 RELo-
GATED EAST COUNTY LINE
WEST (soUTH LAME STATE PRO
JECT. DA-wI SIT ca (DA-wI J Sec
BIC (7l. Preference Rating Ale.
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Auction Sale
Friday, Feb. 13

Farm located five miles south Of Ypsanti
Lincoln School, one-hal mile off Whitaker Road.
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HORSES

z Work Horses, Double Harness
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-01

John A. BurghArt, 1851 Webb.
Verne c. Griffen. 5739 Brooklyn.
Fred r. oswah. SO Delaware
Thomas =, Johnston, 1923 LongteRow.
Robert b. Gordon. Sl20 Byron.
BOARD No. 81
John MeNAb. 5O29 Buckingham.
John J. DiGiovanni. 1925 East Outer Or
Joseph AAz1ara. 4S45 Lakewood.
Robert ]. Kirschke, 6i24 Robins.
Jack I. Tucker ss4s lakewood.
John II. Morrison, 1888 Lakewood.
Hugh J. Troden. 1897 Haverhill.
Rudolph Segan. 4i14 Lakeview.
George +. Brown, IT'S Navahoe.
John l.. Betoche 470s Courville
Martin Il. Berger, $3.50 Berkshire
Clifford whitney, $3.50 Lincoln
William Ferguson. 1850 Bishop.
BOARD NO. IS
Theodore MisAras. 1851 salIns.
Dale Dudgeon, 4547 Korte.
Mohammed Morey 1929 Ferney.
William r. Nehasil. 1913 Mead.
Florian +. Kuligowski, 1852 Middlepo inte
Clarence H. MetEger. 1892 Michigan
William p. Elliott as Brainard.
Alexander s. Laird Jf., 1878 Korte.
Anthony MarkoHAki, -7227- Reuter-
James r. Mercer, 1885 schoolcrar
Stanley WiatTowski, IT'S Fort Park, Lin
coin Park.
spiro stoyanovich. iOios Tractor.
Aillard r. Penrod. 1919 Barrie
Russell H. Brubaker. $500 Appoline
Andrew j. Hanna, 1915 Ferney.
Nick Petron. 27s3 Akron.
Joseph l. Zubritsky. 1894 Campbell
James W, Martin. 7042 Dolphin, Dearborn
Township
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-01

Joseph G.. Dovitts. 6zi1 steadman.
Francis ". KnnRer. 1926 Jonathan.
Robert a. Anderson. 1881 P.nehutsf.
Leo Gouin. 1904 Jonathar. .'."
Joseph NJ. Williams, 1870 Industrial.
George Welsch 1912 Calhoun
Eustaoe A. Strong, li2 Temple.
George Gush. I4l5 Canterbury
Carl kudrewiez, 427i Woodwork.
Antonio st 10 Bitost 1'' 7sss o, SsRmar
John J Bitel 1884 Kentucky.
Benedict J, Korie. 1904 Michigan.
Louis NJ KobylaTz 1883 Cecn
Raymond Craig. 7i1a Miller road
Nick j. Slavick, 1925 Chase road
Leonard Ferguson, 1907 Waterman
Stanley Buzewsh -Jr.. ss23 Florida
Aiois LANCER $3.50 stesdmAn
Herman Seligman. 1925 Bingham.
Herbert Station 1884 HuiKey.
Walter NJ. Seitz. 1850 Coleman.
Arthur J. Dickie. 547s Chase road
Ollie Odkie. 1917 Marie
Peter Lucy, $3.50 Middlesex
Norman G. Buckley $685. Jonathan
Joseph J. Pavone. 1902 Bingham
George o Purdu. 1856 Essex
John C. Moore. 5ii7 Williamson
Richard r.. Wittkop 1900 Parker
Ralph III. Miller, 1925 Wellesley.
James T.. Campbell. 2TQg Holly
Nicholas NJ. Walker. balb- Calhoun
william r Mulcrone 1857 Bingham
Edison J. stemler 1910 Maple
Charles II Sekovlan. 2707 ROulO.
Thomas Lorelh 4466 Bingham.
Allie ]. Said, 1895 Mulkey.
Ladisleus A. Suda, 6544 Jonathan
Joseph Szymanski. 1888 TheIsen
Robert +. Head. 22140 Columbia
Marcel J. Rakowski. 54Os Williamson
Darwish Darwish. 1921 Prospect
Arbor
Peter Lukach. s4is Hsrnes.