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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-22

NEW YORK-INS- Trans porta
ton Of New York City's scrap col.
lection to steel mills and its rapid
conversion into materials OF war
was speeded today with the an
nouncement that Bethlehem Steel
Company would buy and move 500
tons of the metal each day.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-22

SAN FRANCISCO-INS - San
Francisco music critics today hail.
ed the discovery of new Car
men. She is Ira Petina, Rus
sian born contralto, who appeared
on the musical horizon Monday
night at the San Francisco Opera
House Opera patrons expressed
tremendous interest and curiosity
when Gaetano Merola, director-gen
eral of the San Francisco Opera
Company. announced her as his
choice for Carmen.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-22

WASHINGTON-INS- Treasury
officials today prepared TO distrib-
ute funds OF the s1.200.000 appro-
priation approved by Congress yes
terday to provide for soldier voting.
Each state was requested to submit
an estimate OF the money required
10 arrange voting by the armed
forces and officials said that first
funds OF the appropriation will be
distributed in few days.
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See MANPOWER Page s
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-22

NEW YORK ms New and
more stringent dimmout regula-
tions for the eastern seaboard are
being formulated by the War De
partment, Major Warren S. Lever
EFT, assistant executive officer Of
the engineer board, Fort Belvoir,
Va, revealed today.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-22

SANTIAGO. Chile-AP- Joaquin
Fernandez. Chilean ambassador to
Uruguay. accepted today the post
OF foreign minister after German
Riesco, who previously had accept
ed, declined the office few hours
before he had been expected to be
sworn In.
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Personals

Donald w. Becker. who has been
visiting Mrs. Anna Titus, this city.
Is now in Ann Arbor before going
70 Fortress Monroe, Va, where he
will take a three-months course. He
will return TO Fort Baker. San Fran
cisco.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman c. Ludwig.
Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil Ludwig. Her.
man Ludwig, Jr., this city, and Miss
Dorothy O'Donnell, Ann Arbor,
spent Sunday in Adrian.
Mrs. w. r. Hazel is going to Cleve-
land today TO attend the christen.
ing OF her granddaughter. Carol
Lynn Hazel.
Mrs. Fl. B. Carpenter. who has
spent the winter with her daughter.
Mrs. Pliny skinner, left Saturday
for the home of her son and daugh-
ter-in-lav, Mr.. and Mrs. FLOYD Car
penter, Fairfield. She will visit Mr..
and Mrs. Claude Cessna, Lansing.
who have been In Florida this win
ter. She will then return to her own
home in Fairfield.
Mrs Frank Lidke and son Glenn
left Wednesday night for Camp
Monmouth. n. j.. where Capt. Lidke
has been stationed as instructor in
Signal Corps.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-10
Funeral Rites Saturday
For Lloyd Daniel Holly

Funeral services will be Satur-
day afternoon at 2 o'clock in the
j.. E. Moore Funeral Home for Lloyd
Daniel Holly, who passed away
Thursday. Rev. Hugo Fenker will
oficiate and interment will be In
Highland Cemetery. Friends may
call at the funeral home until the
hour Of the service.
Mr.. Holly. the son OF the late
Judson and Ida Martin Holly. was
born Sept, %, 1851, in Ypsilanti.
Surviving are four sons, Fred,
Oakville: Lloyd, Jr.. New Haven,
Conn. Gerald and Daniel. this city;
a number Of grandchildren; five
sisters, Mrs. Leo Youngs. this city;
Mrs. Gladys Donnelly, st. Louis,
Mo: Mrs Fred Block. this city;
Mrs. Florence Clerkins. New Jer-
sey. and Mrs. Minnie Joyce. Pom
tiac; and one brother. Fred, this
city.
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PHILIPPINES
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Continued from Page One)
continue to do so until the last
round OF ammunition has been
fired.
Corregidor is the new major
center OF resistance to Japanese
attempts TO get complete control
of Manila Bay. But military men
did not discount the fact that that
ancient fortress position was crit
iCal
Japan will have the same ally
In its battle for Corregidor and the
other bay forts as it had on Ba-
taan-exhaustion, the enemy of
fighting force against which there
is no man-made relief The sparse
information available gave no in
dication OF how long the Corregi-
dor garrison could hold out against
fatigue and probably hunger
The men on Bataan-36,s53
Americans and Filipinos-kept
much greater and better equipped
enemy forces at bay on the PENN
sula for three months. They fin
ally succumbed TO the relentless
attacks OF fresh troops, tanks and
planes only when hunger, sick
ness and physical exhaustion be-
gan to take their toll.
Their collapse stands out. never
theless. as one OF the most heroic
chapters in the efforts of the Unit
ed Nations to stem the tide of
Axis aggression. Even in defeat
those men may have contributed
more than they realize to that ef-
fort when the ultimate course Of
the war unfolds There was no
doubt here that their weeks OF de-
laying action turing which thous-
ands Of japanese troops were kept
from participation in other war
theaters been invaluable in
helping the United Nations pre-
pare Australia as a base of a fu-
ture offensive.
The fall OF Bataan does not
mean the end OF Filipino resist
snce to the Japanese invader. Fill
ipino guerillas will remember Ba-
tam" one high Philippine official
said. and guerilla warfare will be
the enemy's daily diet until the
day OF liberation"
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M 4 R
CONTINUED from Page one)

Continued from Page one)
Japs from bases they have won.
Prime Minister John Curtin also
added the warning that "todays
war news is bad and II urgently
manifests the United Nations
formidable task"
The Soyiets not only we're hold
ing their own against the Nazis but
driving them back still further
on the northwest front And they
were pounding the Germans heavi-
~ around Smolensk. on the central
front, and in the vicinity of khar-
kov TO the southwest. The high
command said 4,470 Germans had
been killed in unsuccessful counter
attacks on the northwest front a
few days ago.
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INDIA

Continued from Page One)
council. corresponding to a cabinet,
% is members.
Gen. Sir Archibald Wavell, com
mander in chief in India and
Burma. would be member OF the
council
Indian leaders would have most
seats in the council but the pro-
portion assigned to the various In
dian parties, including Moslems.
remained to be determined.
Grips and Maulana Azsd. pres
ident of the all.India congress. dis
cussed yesterday the responsible
tiles to be apportioned to Wavell
and an Indian leader who would
be defense minister in the vice
regal council.
Wavell would remain RESPONSE
bic to the British war cabinet on
matters affecting strategy and
general staff operations.
II was still to be decided just
what duties would be assigned
10 Wavell and an Indian defense
or defense coordination minister
aside from strategic and opera
tional problems. and 1t was indicat-
ed that negotiation OF this ques-
ton might take some time.
Once the defense problem Is
fully settled, there will remain
others to be solved. including the
representation OF Moslems and
other minority groups in the inter
i'm government. These also. II
was said, would take a long time
TO negotiate,
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-10
MAY ABANDON FAIR

Lansing. Mich, Apr. 1o-Aban-
donment OF the 1912 State Fair
seems practically certain" be-
cause the War Department wants
to take over a large portion OF the
state Fair grounds IN Detroit. The
Quartermaster Division plans TO
lease virtually all that portion OF
the fair grounds not needed for the
race track and storge OF State Fair
property.
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Daily Market Report
LIVESTOCK

Detroit, Mich. Apr. 1O-Good TO
medium steers, s12.4OQ13.50: com
mon. s9.5OG11.75; fat beef cows,
SO a $50; good weighty sausage
bulls. sl0Q10.25: thin dairy offer
ings down to s7@s.25; Gamers and
cutters, $6Cds.50.
Calves-Good to choice grades.
$14.50Q15: common and medium,
$500 1880; light culls down 10 So.
Sheep and lambs Few choice
s12.50612.s5; medium, $llQ11.25;
slaughter ewes, 1925; light culls
down to SO.
Hogs-1s0-250 lbs. s1415Q1430;
2sO-35O lbs, s13s0@141o; 350-45O
lbs, $4,000 1925; bulk sows, sl3 a
1925.
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POULTRY
(Bazley's Market)
IN WALL STREET
STOCK MARKET
MEETs SUPPORT
Buying Prices)

New York. Apr. 10-INS- The
stock market met some support at
the opening today. following it's
slump yesterday on adverse war
news. Minus signs were in the
majority, but several leaders were
higher and price changes generally
were small.
Chrysler, Standard Oil OF n j.,
General Electric, L. S. Rubber,
Montgomery Ward and Westing-
house were among the stocks to
open behind plus signs. General
Motors. n. Y. Central and Union
Carbide showed no change from
last nights closing levels.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-10
ORDERS EXPLANATION

Detroit. Apr. 10-INS-- Assist
ant Wayne County prosecutor,
Julian Mcintosh. today ordered the
elimination from Greenlawn Gene
terry OF the bodies of Peter Kul-
mich, 30, and his children, Helen,
:. and Nicholas. s. Mrs Julia
Kulinich, rs. mother OF the chill.
dren, is being tried in Lapeer on
first degree murder charges for
the death of the three.
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CONSUMPTION LIKELY

Detroit. Apr. 10-INS-Gov. MUIR
ray d. Van Wagner contended to-
day that outright labor transcription
in the United States is a possibili-
ty unless some means are found
to assure farms and war factories
OF an adequate labor supply. He
made his assertion in connection
with the April 1928 door to door
survey OF every Michigan resident
who has skill or ability which
may be used in war factory or on
farm. The governor said he
hoped the survey and it's results
would make conscription unneces-
sary
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-10
INJURIES PROVE FATAL

Bay City7-Tlch., Apr. l0-Injuries
received In a two-car automobile
accident proved fatal, Thursday, TO
Robert w. Sewer. 81. Mt. Pleasant,
who died at Mercy Hospital. Phil
lips vayre. %. and Lawrence Ben
ford. both of Bay City, were serious
" injured.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-10

NJ and Mrs John Nelinek gave
surprise dinner for their son
John Jr. and gave him a bicycle.
Nancy Ellen. Barbara and DeMar
Bodley have the measles. Elizabeth
and David Bodley have recovered
from them and are back in school.
NJ and Mrs Harley Dysinger and
mother. Mrs. George Osborn. were
sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Jen-
nings Campbell at their 25th we'd
ding anniversary.
Miss Lucille Connors. Npsilanti,
spent Tuesday with her srandmoth-
a.. Mrs Anna Beard.
Mr. and Ms. Robert Prieskorn
and family spent ednesday ave
ming with Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Schech-
ter
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Cox, Milan.
were Friday evening guests Of their
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. julius Oelke
Mr.. and Mrs George Polzin and
family had dinner Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Polzin. Ypsilanti.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Osborn. De
troit, and family were Saturday sup
per guests OF his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Osborn.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. c. Crandall and
Frank Miner. Detroit. were Sunday
afternoon guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
z. A. Crandall.
Mr. and Mrs Erwin Lamkin. and
daughter Faye Elizabeth, Almont,
came Thursday and stayed until
Monday evening with their parents.
Mr.. and Mrs r. c. Lamkin. Other
Easter guests for the family dinner
were Mr., and Mrs. Lee J. Talladay,
Judd Rd.
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~. Injured

Mrs. Donald Brier. n. Normal
ST., was treated at Boyer Hospital
Thursday night for decorations Of
the right eye sustained when the
car IN which she was a passenger
and which was driven by her hus'
band colhded with another car
operated by Edward Reilly, Omaha.
Neb. The accident occurred at Us
112 and Canton Center Rd.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-10
RULES TIGHTENEo

Detroit, Apr. 10-INs-ln an Of
fort TO prevent fraudulent regis
tration OF enemy aliens, Wayne
County today ordered tightening
OF rules governing the issuance OF
new birth certificates 10 persons
unable TO locate their original GER
tificates.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-10
INSURANCE MAN DIES

Royal Oak. Mich Apr. 10 Rites
will be held at 2:30 p. m. Saturday,
for Merle D. Jones. Pleasant Ridge,
superintendent OF the liability diyi-
sion OF the Standard Accident In
surance Co.. who died Wednesday
in Richmond, Va. He leaves his
wife, Flsvian, and brother, Har-
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-10
Assessments Made

Assessments in municipal court
Thursday and this morning were
against Irving Bulsen. this city 81
Walter J. Bartel, Belleville, and
George Buers, Salem. 81, each stop
street violation: Edward Anzicek,
this city, 81. double parking Ne5-
ley J Pennenen, Rochester SO.
too fast for road conditions. Oren
Beldy. this city. So, too fast for con
ditons: and Ann Arbor Construc-
ton Co, Ann Arbor, 81, overload on
truck.
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Whitaker
zoe MYoMlNe

IEANlNG FOh W C"'NN
Whitaker. Mich. Apr l0-Mr-
and Mrs. Lewis Butler spent the
week end with their daughter Mrs.
Truman Palmer. Detroit, who was
leaving Wednesday with her daugh-
ters Alice and Dorothy for Chey-
enne Wyo- 70 he With It, Truman
Palmer
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10 BE MODEL

East Lansing, Mich. Apr. 1o-Ac-
cording 70 an announcement here.
the American Legion-State Citizens
Defense Corps school for air raid
warden instructors, now in session,
will be used as a model for similar
schools in other states.
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TRAIN KILLS MOTHER

Ovid, Mich Apr. lo-Rites are
being arranged for Mrs. Mildred
Burnham, 36, mother OF five, who
was killed Thursday afternoon
when she backed her truck onto
the Grand Trunk tracks in front OF
train. She was attempting 10 back
II onto the scales OF the Hyslop
Elevator, where she intended 10 get
\ load OF coal.
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In The Sick Room

Pvt First Class Willard Hatch
has recovered from an operation for
hernia in Honolulu
Mrs John ledley was very III
Thursday but has now improved.
Martin Kelly. Detroit, who was
injured in a car.truck collision ear
" Thursday morning. Is improving,
although still confined 70 Beyer Hos
pital
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PENSION
Continued from Page one)

esssry FOR Bell System companies
to terminate their pension plans,
which. now apply to $4,000 en-
ployes. with resultant serious ad-
verse effect on the morale of the
employees and the efficient and eco
nomical function OF the Bell System
companies"
McHugh denied that this 29-year
old pension plan was ever intended
to evade taxes"
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Nr and Mrs. Gordon Gibson are
the proud parents Of baby daugh-
ter. She was born Friday evening
She weighed six pounds Is ounces
and has been named Elizabeth.
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STORE OWNER DIES

Coldwster. Mich. Apr. 10-Rites
are planned here for Harry R. Lo-
pei, 90, ice cream manufacturer and
confectionery store proprietor since
1911, who died at the Health Center
Thursday following two weeks
illness
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-10
Legal Notices

1lF Curb & Gutter as112
1888
ESQ Gutteras7o 1880
1s.o' Std Curb@s4o 72O
7Iy s" Apron 1880 2&44 7s57I
Lot Is Edward F. Gees Subd.
Owner; +. r. Gee
52.4 Curb & Gutter6tl17 $3.50
Lot II Edward F. Gees subd.
Owner: p. F. Gee
52.4 Curb & Gutteratii1 $3.50
Lot IL Breakey Subd.
$50 Curb & Gutter 1t117
5157
$50 Gutteras.7o 1850
1870 std. Curb $50 40
74s s" Aprondt.30 7zH 1ooTs
Lot ~ Breakey Subd
Owner: Breakey Estate
$50 Curb & Gutter nSl17 ToS6l
Lot 5 Breakey Subd.
owner: Breakey Estate
50 5 Curb a Gutterdsl17 T7gfl
y. 2. Cor. Westmoorland and
OWendale
owner: City ot Ypsilanti
1879 Curb & Gutterds1.1s 1850
Island Curbs in WeStmoreland
owner: City OF Ypsilsnti
1895 6 Is Curb $3.50 1880
Lot 8 willard Grove Subd.
Owner: Edwin Meln
400 Bellows
Mt Pleasant Mich
1907 Curb & GutterTtf1s 1880
Lot 80 Willard Grove Subd.
owner: Spencer Davis
so Curb a. Gutter6sf1r $500
Lot 20 Willard Grove Subd
Owner: Donald Porter
Owendale
/ s5' Curb 3 eutt.ratI1,
I 500
400 Gutter a 80 1850
1914 std. Curb $50 7.7s
I 45.a g. Apron n 80 1917
1871 4" Walk7S20 3.1f 1911
/ Lot ~ Willard Grove Subd.
/ owner r A. Kerbyson
1882 Curb 4 Gutterdsf17 17tfS
4 s. =. Cor. Vestmoorland 4
/ Ovendale
y. r. Cor. owendals
/ sherman
owner. City Of Ypsiianu
7.e' Curb 4 Gutterdtlt7
$50
800 g. walkat.o $50
so Curb & Gutterdst.t7
/ sac atlO
Lot 81 willard Grove subd.
| Owner. r. A. Kerbyson
75' curb 4 Gutteratif2 ts4oO
Lot 30 willard Grove suhd.
owner. 2. A. Kerbyson.
Sherman
/ IS Curb n cutter U1l.l1
S1.52
$50 Gutter1t7O 1920
1916 std. Curb dtfo 7sf
72s 8" Apron $3.50 21s % 30
Lot Willard Grove Subd.
! owner: Leslie Butler
! WestmOorland
100 Curb q Gutter dfff7 1850
s. p. Cor. Westmoorland a
Owendale
owner: city Of Ypsiianti
80 Curb & Gutter ft.12 40
TOTAL ASSESSMENT Sf.1s4. 09
Said curb and gutter assessments
10 be divided into ten equal payments.
one due each year plus 80 interest
on all deferred payments.
Further. TIE Common Council viii
meet at q regular meeting AZ Council
Hall on Monday April 20, 1919, 81
7.30 o'clock .. m. 70 hear objections
TO said assessments.
SIGNED.
r. c. HOLMES
CITY CLERK.
Adv. 40
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Chimney Fire

Chimney Fire
Firemen were called 10 extin'
guish a chimney lire al 5lS Emmett
ST., Thursday night.
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Vegetables

Detroit. Mich, Apr. 10
BEETS-No. l. 55Q75c blu.
PoTATOES-No. l. s1.1591.25.
CABBAGE-756SOc bu.
CARROTS-No. l. s1q1.35 bu.
ONIONS Dry. No. l, s225d $50 so
ID sack.
Fruit
Detroit. Mich, Apr. 10
APPLES-McTntosh. No. /. S175q
FPS; Northern Spies, No. ], S1.75
q2,25 Jonathans. No. 1. $3.50 q
LIS.
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Legal Notices


~ Curb & Gutterds11a go
Lots &
Willard Grove subd
Owner; Leslie Butler
Westmoorland
So Curb & Gutter6Sl.11
$40 GuttsrnS.7o $3.50
$50 Std. Curbds4o 40
1918 s" Apron $50 3O.54 1876
Lot a 2 . Of Lot Z
Willard Grove subd.
Owner. Charles Lamb
Westmoorland
So Curb & Gutterdfi1t
$50 Gutt.rat7o 1850
800 std. Curb 6s.4o 100
as S" Apron a $50 724f
1872 Z" Walkds2O 500 siis
Lot z except r . & Lot
Willard Grove Subd.
owner: Bancroft Brier
Westmoorland
si.s' Curb & Guttsrfs1.ff
800 Gutterat7o 1920
1s.o' std. Curb $50 10
s5s' s" Apron a $50 1874
100 g. Walk $40 $50 1887
f.. Cor. westmoorland 4
Mansfield
1873 Curb e Gutt.rat117 zo.72
y. W. Cor. Wallace Blvd. q
westmoorland
Owner: CITY Of Ypsilanti
IS Curb & Gutterdti1s so
Lot s Blk q
Normal Park Add.
owner. Lawrence Bibbins
321 Wallace Blvd.
14F Curb & Guttera;11i
1873
$50 Gutt.rat7o 1920
1s.S std. Curb Al 40 7.51
s9.s g. Apron a $50 20.94 70794
Comm. at the n. F.. Cor. Lot 10
Edward F. Gee subd. thence
westerly along the south
line Of Cross St arose thence
s 70 q point on the north line
~ Westmoorisnd 1900 west 81
the west line Of Wallace thence
east along the north line Of
Westmoorland so thence north
parallel with west line Of wal
lace Blvd. TO the south line Of
Lot 10, thence easterly along
the south line Of Lot 10 20 the
east line % Lot 10, thence
north along east line Of Lot 10
10 the place Of beginning.
owner. Lee Fortunate
So Curb a Gutter4ffi7 $500
/ Comm A. the 8. F. Cor. % Lot
/ II OF Edward r. Gees suhd
! thence n0rtnerly along the east
line Of said lot II 11420 feet 20
| the south line Of Lot Of said
subd thence essterly along the
south line OF Lots 2 a Of said
/ subd. $50 feet thence southor-
" 70 = point on the north line
| Of Westmoorland 400 feet
| vest Of the west line Of Wall
lace Blvd. thence westerly
along the north line ~ West
moorland 70 the point Of be-
ginning.
owner; Scott Leslie
ii3 Curb q Cutterdgffz 1915,
Lot II Edward r. Gees Subd.
Owner: r. r. Gee
5oT Curb a Gutterafffe ss7i
Lot - Edward = Gees Subd.
owner. p. p Gee
81 - Curb a Gutterdtfr2 sT.4l
Lot 70 Edward =. Gees s..bd
owner: r. r. Gee
52.f curb & Gutter6tff7 SFs'
Lot - Edward ?. Gees subd
Owner: p. ?. Gee
5tf Curb a Cutters tffz Bss
Lot IS Edward ?. Gees subd
Owner. z p. Gee
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Butter and Eggs

Detroit. Mich, Apr. 10
BUTTER-Best creamery in tubs,
S6A 637Ac.
EGGS Current receipts. &c;
dirties, Zee; checks, 25lzc.
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Detroit, Mich, Apr. 10-Poultry:
market steady. Hens, heavy breeds
22024c; leghorns. zoe; rock
springers. Csc; broilers, heavy. 26c
29c; ducks, ID, 1sc; geese, Ice.
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Surprised win Dinner

Nj and Mrs. John Yelinek gave
a surprise dinner for their son
John Jr. and gave him a bicycle
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HOGS

O.LC. Brood Sow-6 pigs, wks. old
s Shoats, weight about 90 lbs. each
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-27
BY WALTER STEVENSON

TWO ENTERTAINERS whose
record engagement at the 500 Club
is an Indication of their popularity
here continue to share honors in
a new revue which lists several
newcomers. The two are master
of ceremonies Dale Rhodes and
swinsstress Mildred Rock. Rhodes
impressions of film stars are as
variAd as they are interesting and
entertaining. With an effective
flai. for comedy, he has no trouble
win such comics as Joe K. Brown,
3p Hope and others.
Miss Rocks success is due to
fir shouting style on boogie-
poogie numbers.
Additional vocals are rendered
oy soprano Kathleen Hail. and a
huge portion of novelty is supplied
by Dillow and Parlow and Kosher
with his talented canine, Shadow.
In addition TO hit tunes Harold
Neher and his Show Band play
pulsating Latin arrangements for
the rhumba and cenga routines of
Alfredo and Rosita.
KEN RoBERTS-At the helm
is Harry Frank, introducing the
acts and doing a solo turn as fea-
tured comedian. His quips enliven
each presentation of the perform
ers and a steady line of chatter
accounts for much of the laughter
in the revue.
Dance honors are divided be-
tween Doris Valshay, a tap dancer
who does her best with fast
rhythm numbers. and Alice Rem
dell, character dancer.
Charming Joan Roberts special
ICES in swing songs, the arrange
ments OF which are played by
Dom Gregory and his orchestra.
THREE 666-Charlie Morrison's
new Derby Day" revue is the
current attraction al this club.
Morrison has gathered an i'm