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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-09-30

lano berlore,', erflGrte Ser no5ifons
trollierte &unoflnf 8idp ieinen So
rern am 3. September. Ser Spreher
beeilte iih, bin3t8uTiisen, bab oie
Soloaten seTalIen fino, uum europa
bonn 8olIbeipismus an befreien".
Nm acknowledgement Gag foumen-
tierte Ser Spreder 9eutidlanos I'm
bermosen Stalinarao einSunebmeu
uno iaate: ,SSln @olaaleftor, nab
Stalinarao, lit oas Serraiu fit Die
oeutlden anariiie nid)t eiinitia. Die
oeutiden Truppen, bie li6 bisber in
offener Steppe beipeeten, ltoBen tint
Stalinera0 auf ei1 @eIduoe, oas nit
6liiiien burdp5oeeu it, bie bon @e-
iten nad Oiten fIieben uno ser 5olp>
ietperteioiel'na belIeu, oa lie iih ourh
Sdlldten minben.'
ssssn bieler Sorm lit bas oe,tibe
@eprable, oaB Stalinaroo gnbe slu-
eult faIlen ipiiroe, ,,erfldrt''.
Stodbolm. 7450 fins tn Sen
bon Sen 9euti6en beietten 2dnbern
iuntmariid bingerihtet iporoeu, felt
bas oelttlde gerrorregi1ne i'm sluauIt
oesBoriabres beaann, ereibt cine 3u.
ia1n,uenitetlltng oer ihmeoiid)eu Set
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-09-30

lide Moae int fran56iiihen 2eben &C.
ipielt Aat.
Die Stegierung iicbt 3ipaussmit-
aliebihaft in Sen nei'e @eiperfihaften
por, Sic ibrerieits bon ser bon Ser
8eftapo beberrlhten inouitriellen
3irtidaft 8idps fontrolliert miro.
Berlin. - Die maIiipen 2uftan-
erilfe ser amerifaniiden imb engli-
Iehen 9lieeer lesen oie lebensuihti-
gen Seftoren Beg beltlhen 9rans,
portlpitems in Sriimtner mb ldbmen
es Gdlag auf 6dlaa.
Scr Heidsberfebrsminilter bat
einen gufruf an Die Mdnner Der he,,t-
ihen gilenbabn erlaHen, in Bent er
auf bic l1nsebeuren @nforoermaea
8e5,1g nimmt, Sic ser &rieg an bie
oelttiden Giienbabnen itellt", berid)=
tete ser 8erliner @unof,tnf am 7teu
September.
ssssn ieinem perionlid)en @ufruf for
oert ser &erfebrsminiler alle 8abnz
beal1lte unb -arbeiter 81, nod groBern
SeiIt,tneen nuf II. bolt linen Sen So.
ser bon 8eIobnungen bin ipenn er
fortfabrt: ussene @efolsldaitsnit-
glieoer, bie fonItruftin mitarbeiten.
sperben ourtb lire Oreaniiationen
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-09-30
0eMti6er Nad)ridtenbrief

5,,m Sberlentnant erna,int uao aunt
9ienIt auf bem earopdiihen Qriess~
idanplak itbermiefen.
X
8ihp. Gin Sdyritt CUR antpens
enng oes Irau36iifhen arbeitsseiet-
seq, bas Dor runh einem sSabr erlai<
len ipnroe, lit am 8. Septelnber nit
elmer &erorbuuna ,luternommeu nor
ben, Sic ieparate @eiuerfidaften In
ieaer Ssnbl,ftrie borIiebt. 8eItebenae
8etuerfihaiten baben 5ur Selbltaufs
loilna bier @ionate Seit. Die Ser
nronnng beicitiat Sic lesten Reite Der
,,gbriitfihen Arb e itereetuerfldaft'
sic in oen lcbten SSabreu eine tpeient'
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-09-30
geittsod, Ben 80. sebtem6er 1872

Maibinaton. - ueber nie aroB,
r6Iee-2nitldlaht bonn %. Nugn't
aab elm Mmerifaner beutiher Ser
funft, Der Sberlemtnant 6. g. Holte,
einen nneefpobnlihen grlebnisberidt.
tpie Ser 9rieesforreipanoent Der Milo
eioteo 8reB mitteilt, ser iid BET een1
8on,berfommanho SET Ser. Staaten
in @nalano anfbalt. 2e,,tnant 8olfs
iuar elmer ser beioen Biloten anf Ell
ner Maidine bes @eldlpaoers+ omeri~
faniiher ,Slieaenoen sSeitunaen /.
oas 12 be,ttihe 3ampiflls5enae rie-
berboIte ooer beihaoiete, obtuobl es
geeen cine fiinffaehe llebernaht
f1npfte. 9oIfe erfldrte: ,,nnIer Sdiff
befam bier 2oher ab, aber tpir bet.
1d,enften ntehr als mir erhielten.
eeutnant RcIie. befen Nutter aus
9euti6lano faut, lit in 8luffe, Sa.,
aeborcr. gr erbielt militdrilde ans'
biloltng IN ser ginbeit ber &eIerpe'
offisiere an ser ltniperIitat Sllinois-
Or trat ais &ooett Ser 2ufttpaffe ins
Hliegerforps ein 1no erbielt BORT lei.
ne erIte Musbilomg in bem Ilan
onncod college Of steronol1tics, Santa
Maria, Golif. Rolie tpl,rbe id)lieBlid)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-09-30

ausaeseihaet iuerhen inbem iie in
offiaieaen observation-disclosures eripabnt
peroen uno aeaebenenfaas @elebnun
gen erbaften."
Stodbolm. = Ser 8eihsininilter
fir Sic beiesten @ebiete, 4lfreb Ro-
ienbera nornt int ,,80lfiihen 9eob-
adter' bom 6. Septenlber sic 8e.
nolferuna Der beIesten 9dnoer, hab
tie ,,be'eitiat" miro, ipenn fe niht
iiir 9elltihlanbs Sies orbettet.
uRur 9e,ttihlano uno Ieine Ser
bitnoeten haben iraenopelhes Reht
in EUROPA, fdreibt Mo'enhera.
8idp. ,,9as 8eih bat Millior
nen Ieincr Better Soloaten in Stub.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-09-30
FORMS
Hei-Oel Linirnent

Seoer, Oct al rbelrnatii 6en nn6
neural8iIdeu Shmer5eu leioet, iuiG
ioforti9e Snloeulng babeu. Sic tiuber.
lihe @,egenlpirflius bon ssprntts
Setla gel Siniment tuirtt ld)neu uno
briugt pillfontmene 2inoer,tn9 pon oett
&raleu bou rbeilnntiIdcn nno neu-
ral9ildeu S6mer3eu, nl5fulDieu
Nildenlchmer5cn lteifen ober idnuers
5enoen Nllsfeln, gtrrenflneelL StpS-
iunnben poer Gerftnlldhunaeu, i,rden.
seu ooer brenneubeu SiiBeu - ipie Die
erfulgreicbe @rfabr,ng BON Snltieuoeu
felt il6er 55 Sabren betpieleu bot.
Seil-Sel lit elm liuoernbes. antilep
Tides ifnltersitilenbes Wtittcl. ous
lofort reideS. rotes Slut III Die ses
f6tpoaenen, trritiertcu, fdlnrer5enoeu
8eserlben siebt. aallfen Gle nod belte
cine SlnIhe SetlsSel 2inimeut uno
aenieBen Sic ielb1t sic @orteile Ieiner
tpo6ltuenbeH, beilenoeu @Irme.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-09-30

Der Serge" bat Iid) in ben letten Sab
ren .ipieber Itnrf perlrlehrt. Auf
8ral1nlpalo fann man ieit Wod)ea
eiuen beIesten SORT beobacbten. SIN
G1rpfgebiet boben bie geilbbiiter ad)t
Biz 5ebn 9oler eemeloet am @lar<
1tiih rnh in oen 8eraen bes alon=
tals feds Big iieben.
9airaIaln tpeiht bos Sraltnlo,lnfel
aus oen Sthriinoen. Ole 9anumerllng
haud)t b,trd bie Seinlid)feiten >es
9uIhes uno baut gelpenItild) flint
1nernbe 9riifen benz iuerbenhen Sag.
S1ir Iteiger bober rnb bober. Gem
5riib1idlt e,ltgeaen, Den sSirnen olL
fdon ipiiren mir ibren @tem. Gin,
NAL beim 9ur6aueren elmer Httnle
bleibt ser Goroermann iteben, 1eln
id,orfeg sluae bat brlluten in ser Sic
fe cine 8enrle erlpdrt, bie in flinfen
6priinaen an Sen @letiberbah altr
9riinfe aiebt.
-SSsrgenotpo auf elmer alp balten
tuir HaIt, Rltdiad ohgcIdlnallt, 8eltdlt
1no gr,tIt aetrodnet, 8ieife nen ae-
1topft. man riidt suiamnlet1. Die fleine
9aid)enfloid)e ntad,t Sic Stumble. Gi'
ner ser @ilobiiter be,,tet tuortlos 5,,r
S6be. 2eine 200 @ause bor inns
Gien @emien. Das 2eiBglas brinaf
5ie uns. nGher. Gin Sod. atpei @ei=
fen NIT aiben, ipieber elm Bod, elm
aanses 8nbel itebt Ser a!ptueio au.
@ie mir neiterihreiten, sieben iie in
leidlter ssl,,dt ab, iaaenhaft, (iuie Die
Neieu cines MGrdens.
Oa fiinoen hic 9erae BEN neuen
Fag. Sic Stirne bes Sansitodes
flamnrt auf mie rotaliibenbe 8ron5r.
2o6ernoer ssadelbrnno ipoat iiber Die
Honfe Niiltl,na Ser 5irne. purpur-
rot fnnfeln Sic @rate l.no @ipfel, als
arii6ten iie ltrablenben Auges Den
&erolo oes Qebens. limo inn @ipiel-
1neer bes Sohpaloes iperhen tanienb
6er5hen paf1, perlen alisernbe Gone
aus tanienb Reblhen, bie oem Berg.
moraen ilthelno lire 9ieber iineen.
ltcber 8eibeb1nge bin Iteigen mir
5nm sSuBe ser @iebelpano empor.
3ipiiden 5elseeroa unb seripellte1
9anneit f6,lmen 8erablurnen aller slrf
ben 8fao. @oloapfel, 8erglilien, aus
einenl fleinen Sobel leudten iogar.
in iultnheriamem 9lait. sic Sterne
Der ieltenen Mlpenatelep. 9a mnb
bort, ipie serItreaite, sselerlein, brent
nenorote 8iild)e Ser Mlpenroieu.
(ShluB folgt)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-09-30

Oie fatbolilbe Stride bat in oem
lesten balben Sabrbunoert eetpal-
tiae sSortIdritte in SSsnbien ge-
1nadt. 8ie Die Mihionare berid)-
ten Iinb Sic 3onbertiten altsee-
5eihnete &utbolifen. Sbiaes
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-09-30

8ilo aeigt cine 9rc5eiiiou ginee-
boreuer, 8rielter uno @laubiser.
Sic fiibren auf eincm gleianten
oas 8ilo oes 8apltes nit iid. Bie
oie aegenmortieen ltnrllbeu in Sn.
bten bie Wfiilionen heeinil,tiien
peroeu, miro sic 3,,fllnit seiaen.
Evening star., 1942-03-20

After breakfast, he customarily
walks-hatless- I'VE miles to his
Capitol ONCE. .
Senator Ellsnder sadly knocks his
paddle ball against the Senate gym
wall these days. Only occasionally
can he entice e4-year-old Senator
Radcliffe, Democrat, Of Maryland
to take him on.
Next to Mr.. Wallace, Senator
Ellender Is the principal Senate be-
lever In keeping At.
It'd croak without It," says the
.Louisianan. If you don't train.
every six-year Senate term will
knock three years OF your life"
Well padded Senators who use the
Senate gym these days 60 there for
steam baths. swims and rub-downs.
The 15-pound medicine ball
gathers dust in . coFner-unti Sen
Evening star., 1942-03-20
Wallace Snubs Senote's Gym,
Plays I ennis to Keep Self Fit j.

BY the Associated Press.
The Senators may have their
swimming and steam baths-their
presiding omcer, Vice President WAL
lace, still favors tennis % q body
conditioner.
OF course. the supple Iowan oc-
casionany finds time ftf badminton,
table tennis and boomerang throw
Ing. (He Is the best, maybe the only,
boomerang thrower In WaShington.) }
But he's turning down challenges
at paddle ball in the Senate gym
nasium these days. Just likes tennis
better. he tells Senator Ellender, the
Evening star., 1942-03-20
Housewife Confesses
Atlanta Trunk Murder
Detective Head Says
Dispute Over Son-in-Low
Preceded SoIeseirI's
SIoyine. Police Reveal
~ the Associated Press.

~ the Associated Press.
ATLANTA, March 20.-A middle
aged woman who lived for four
months above the trunk hidden body
of . neighbor's pretty wife con-
fessed the staying last night. two
days after its accidental discovery.
City Detective Supt. ]. A. McKib-
ben said he would present 8 signed
confession of Mrs. Minnie Lee Grit
I'm, As, to the Fulton County (At-
lanta) grand jury today.
The rope -trussed body Of 22-year-
old Mrs. Mildred Seymour williams,
shoe salesgirl. was found yesterday
in the basement Of Mrs. Grif1n's
house by servants clearing debris
flooded in by rain. She had been
reported missing November 81 by
her husband, P. M. Williams.
Mr.. McKibben said Mrs. Griffin
declared she killed the younger
woman when she lost her mind"
after an argument over whether
Mrs. Williams was breaking up my
daughters Mrs. Kenneth Hubert's)
home"
Mrs. Williams was at the Grimm
home to DISCUSS the matter. the con-
fession related. Mr.. McKibben said
Mrs. Griffin told of . heated verbal
exchange, and then:
The older woman hit her visitor
over the head with . broom. Mrs.
williams ran to the basement (the
back yards Of the houses adjoin).
Mrs. Grifin followed, picked up .
heavy object and hit her on the head
several times"
Then she crammed the body into
. discarded automobile trunk, put
Mrs. williams coat over it and
spread ashes on the trunk when the
lid would not close tightly.
Mrs. Grimm sat In the basement
for nearly an hour. Then she wett
upstairs and lay down before fixing
supper. She did not say anything
to any one about what had
happened"
Mr.. McKibben asserted that two Of
Mrs. Grifdn's sons and another man,
detained for questioning. had been
released. He said he believed Mrs.
Grimm was solely responsible.
Evening star., 1942-03-20

husky Louisiana Democrat who
taught him the indoor game.
Other senatorial advocates Of the
body beautiful can't get Mr.. wallace
to toss the medicine ball around With
them any more, or even step inyids
the exercise room.
The 53-year-old Vice President
gets his workout virtually every
morning before breakfast on the
courts Of his residential hotel. He
plays mostly in singles matches
against his brother .in.law. Charles
Brusgmann, the Swiss Minister to
the United States. Mr.. Wallace
usually wins.
Evening star., 1942-03-20
Twin Sons Born
Three Days Apart
To Mother, n
y the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
HAvERHnL, Mass., March
20.-Twin sons were born more
than three days apart this week
to Mrs. Ralph c. Simonds. jr.
The first. weighing 6 pounds,
was born Monday at 2:27 am:
the second. Weighing 7 pounds.
was born at 4:52 an. yesterday
"A difference Of almost IS
hours.
Names for the boys have
not yet been chosen. The
mother Is 81 years old and
the children are her FIRST.
Evening star., 1942-03-20
Fires Quickly Put Out
In Two u. S. Buildings

rremen were summoned to the
new House Once Building and Post
Once Department Building last
night and early today to sxtinguish
small blazes.
A trash IRE In the basement Of
the latter structure was doused
quickly at about 8 pm. The Capitol
Hill blaze fiared up 1T about l an.
In . motor in q basement Of the
ONCE building. Damage was neg
igible in both cases.
A fire occurring this morning In
Evening star., 1942-03-20

. laundry branch at 3iol Psnnsyi-
vania avenue NV, Destroyed the
interior Of the 1h-story establish
ment, including . quantity Of laun-
dry snd dry-cleAning work. The
cause waS undetermined. s."
Evening star., 1942-03-20

ator Ellender gets the notion TO
bounce It against the wall for .
real workout. He could take 1t home
and no one would get angry.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-01-10
Claims For Compensation
For Unemployment Lower

A decrease in initial claims for
unemployment compensation bene.
fits filed last week with the Ypsl-
lsnti branch Of Michigan STATE En-
ployment Service was announced
here by r. H. Nottingham,
manager
A total o. 80 Initial claims we're
filed during the week endiug Jan.
3. nearly half the previous weeks
2e0 total Continued claims. Mr..
Nottingham said. Increased to l5j
from the 81 total filed the previous
week.
There we're 70 apple atlons Tor
work last week. Mr. Nottingham
stated. a decrease OF 81 from the
week before. in which there we've
l0f applications The decNoase IN
work applications. he explained.
vas due somewhat 10 the short
working week ending Wednesday.
Dec. 81.
Placements In private Industry.
he said. remained about the same,
with IS persons placed In Jobs last
week and II the previous week.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-01-10


Notice is hereby given 70 the
qualified electors OF the city Of
fpsilanti that for tho next annual
April election held IN the city the
present Election Laws require that
all candidates for CITY OFFICES must
be nominated at Primary 10 he
held on the third Monday In Feb
ruarv. and therefore all candidates
seeking CITY and Ward offices
must file their petitions on or before
400 o'clock Of tho afternoon Of
January -. 1882
The offices elective tAis year are.
namely
A MAYOR
An Alderman from each ward
One Supervisor from each dis
one Constable from each dis
A CITY Assessor
4 Justice Of Feace
Petitions In the proper form NAV
he procured Mt the office o. the
Citv clerk
Further. Petitions must be flied
with the city clerk not later than
Z O'clock p. M. Tuesday January ~
1882. IN order tffat candidates seek
INK CITY or Ward offices can have
their names placed on the city
Primary Election ticket 20 he voted
on az the Primary Election held on
Monday. February -. 1862
signed H. G. HOLMES
civ Clerk
Adv HOS
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-01-10
Merchandise

@S% N'tAA AASN
Sand and Gravel
WASHED SANb AND PEHRLEs
klLLlNS GRAVEL COMPANY
lei Apsi lloli tno ioll CHARGE
Miscellaneous
MOToRs-and exhaust fans Elec-
trie Motor shop 10 5. Huron.
Wanted To Buy
WANTED-good clean used furni-
ture. Private sales anytime $50
Psnniman Ave. Plymouth. Harry
Robinson. Auctioneer.
For Sale or Exchange
sKArEs-Ford for anything OF
value. shoe shop. 80 r. Cross.
Business and office Equipment
rAPEW klTERs- All makes. sold.
rented repaired. o. D. morrill,. Sii
state ST. Ann Amor. Phone ssl6
For Rent Real Estate
Houses
10 ROOMs-reference required.
Phone 1875.
WlDOw-wishes to share comfort
able home with refined couple or
lady, Stoker. Ref 1913 Congress
Apartments
RM-and rm. furn ants. at $50
ToWner 81. Newly decorated. InQ.
Ann Arbor Phone Sos.
COMFoRTABLE-new ant. four
rooms and bath. Nicely furnished.
Responsible adults. ph t-tl-E
FURNISHED APT room and
kitchcnette. Pm. l4oe-R. 507 En-
Rooms
FOR RENT-light housekeeping
room for 3 799f CARPENTER Rd.
mi w, /: mi. s. Ypsilantl.
, T-Aousekecpug rooms. for
nished. Also room house. SS3s
Ford I'd rrov n1rr'"r.
ROoM-for 2 neat mon. Fun size
bed, New inner-spring mattress.
llos Pearl, Ph. l6lf-J.
SLEEPING RoOM-Private entrance
LARGE closet Next TO bath. Board
~ desired. 7ss Ford.
Room and Board
ROOM AND BOARD sis St
John. Pm. 1916.
Automotive
Automobiles For Sale
lo3s--Oldsmobile, S good tires. Al
motor. Radio. heater s1s5. Private
party. Call 957-W after or call
at 76l Lowell.
SEE US ron USED CARs-Low
terms. McDaris & Hoten. Mich
Ave. 81 Grove. Phone 1aa'
1898 PONTIAC.-coupe. with radio
and heater Excellent condition.
2ls y. Prospect
Trsilers
HOUSE TRAILER-for sale Phone
sl46 or call at 1908 s. Congress
UsED-house trailer. sleeps four.
Small down payment. Balance
IKE rent Nnsilant Trailer Sales.
1892 =. Michigan.
anted To Buy
CASH FOR YOUR CAR
We buy late model used cars;
2. q. wIEDMAN AUTO co
Legal Notices
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-01-10

Detroit. Jan. 10--INS--After three
men we're aned for illegal oceupa.
ton in connection with operation
OF an alleged handbook, Prosecu.
for William z. Bowling Friday was
expected 70 launch a probe as TO
why the telephone company in
stalled six phones in a three-room
apartment. repeatedly Detroit head
quarters for the betting ring.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-01-10

TIE annual meofInY ~ Tho stock-
holders Of tho YpellanU Masonic
Association VIII be hold in tire
Masonic Temple Ypsnanti. Mich
igan. AZ 7.c0 p. m Wcdnesdav lam
nary 18Th. 1882. for tho election of
eight trustees. amendment 70 to
hv-idws ~ tire association and for
such other business ns may he pro-
perry brought before said meeting
Richard Fverard Secretary
Dated January i0fh. 1852
Adv clio
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-01-10

The CITY Of Ypsilantl intends 70
mako curb and gutter improvements
on hota sides Of Grant street from
Wallace Boulevard 20 Mansfield
Street IN accordance with plans and
specifications on file In the city
Clerks office
Further. The Common Council
viii moet 1T Council fiall on Mon
day January 10. 1919. AZ 7 30 o.
clock m 70 near objections to
said curb and gutter improvements
as peti'ioned for.
signed: II. {. HOLMES. City
CTorf
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-01-10
Livestock
For sale Livestock

DEAD or ALIVE
Farm animals collected promptly.
Horses $500. cows $500. Sunday
service. Phone Collect
CENTRAL DEAD STOCK COMPANY
Ann Arhor 7-21tt
THEY'RE SOMETHING more tran
fancies and fads. these powerful
little Classified ada
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-01-10
Ralph E. Smallidge

$40 Roosevelt Blvd.
Broker Phone $50 Builder
OFF ECORsE- Road. room house
3 rooms downstairs rooms up
stairs. Not finished. Close In.
5000. II. Peet. So " Huron ST.
1911
PEARL sT.-14 room modern Eng
llsh tyre apartment house. hard
wood rloors. Low price Termx
1900 down. II Peet. 50 Y. Huron
st. 1871. close In.
EAST SfDE-close in room mo-
dern house. OF East Michigan.
i15. Terms. II Peet. 80 North
Huron ST 1871
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-01-10

LoANs--to Build. Buy. Refinanee
or Re1sir Since 1890 our CO.
operative Home Owning Plan has
holned nearly 500 at yearly
cost OF f0l per cent. No delay. No
red tape. Ypsilanti Building and
Loan Association. Atwood Nc
Andrew Assistant Secretary, all
". Michigan.
WANTED-smau land contracts at
a discount. r Rov Holmes 7i5
GranEer Ann Arbor.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-01-10
Classified Advertising

THE YPsIIANTI DAILY PRESS YPsIIANTI MICHIGAN
inc insertions follows:
One ay &c
telephone ana must De paid Tor
OF insertion, .-. ,.v.s .,,gI. tim. rat.
Of three lines Count i've WORDS TO
than one incorrect inseru0h
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-01-10
$50 Down

BUY-the new bedroom home ana
n6srly y acre of land. $50 mo. Is
W. Michigan.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-01-10
Fsr@ and Land
Financial
Wanted 10 eorrow
Business opportunltles

s2000--first nnortgoge on home and
acres Ypsiiaut area. Write or
onll Roy ca rafa Press
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-01-10
Stretch Your Dollars BY Shopping From The Daily Chssie@
Employment

Gm p4O ytuSuL
Help Wanted. Male
INISH-carpente wanted. Apply
on lob. 80 Liberty 81. BelleNllle
or phone Si5l.
WANTED-metal worker auto col
lision and painting.
h. @. WlEDMAN AUTO co.
MACHINE IEPAIR-man for small
punch-presses. Daisy Mfg. Co,
Plymouth Mich.
WANTED-young man. Inside work
Trojan Laundry and Cleaners.
Help Wanted, Female
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES time. with
national concern. state qualifica-
tons and experience. Apply Box
G-94. care Press.
WAITREss-w wanted. Sweet Shop
10 y. Washington.
HOUsEKEEPER -complete charge
for family Of 3 adults. Couple
work. Modern home plain cook
Bellevlll9. Phi. 1855, $685. Bog Rd.
Help Wanted, Male or Female
wANTED--bov OF girl. white or
colored to helm with house work.
May be a student Phone 1888.
Announcements
Lost and Found
LOST-Ladies yellow gold Bulova
wrist watch. Reward. Phone 1880.
LOST-Monday sum Of money. Lib
eral reward offered can collect
Ann Arbor 1887. Emmett Cahil.
Evening star., 1942-06-21
Ye~ss IN 6es the ~uA~;" ~~*,;as Of &6e s', YOU

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Evening star., 1942-06-24
U.S.. War Output Exceeds
Estimates by LytteIfon
B, the Associated Press,

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LONDON, June "a. Britain's
Production Minister. Capt. Oliver
Lyttelton, said today the United
States war production had passed
that of Britain 40 or so days before
we thought it would
Just back from the United States,
he told a press conference that the
production of airplanes in the United
States and Britain exceeded "by a
substantial margin the total aircraft
output of Germany, Italy and Japan.
He said Britain would reach her
production limit in a few months,
but that there was no limit to Amer
lean production except availability
of raw materials.
Capt Lyttelton told the House of
Commons earlier that henceforth
British and United States troops
operating in the same theater of the
war would have equal priority on
supplies from the United States.
Reporting on his recent mission
to Washington, Capt. Lyttelton said
the new combined British and
United States Production and Re-
sources Board already was at work
integrating the total resources Of
the two countries and planning
war production in such a way as
to effect the greatest economy Of
shipping.
Capt. Lyttelton said the idea was
to have weapons of types which
could be used by the forces of both
countries, manufactured wherever
facilities were most convenient.
Evening star., 1942-06-24
BY the Associated Press.

The House Ways and Means
Committee voted today to require
the Post Office Department to
raise rates on third-class postage
for periodicals and advertising
matter enough to pay the cost OF
handling them.
Representative Cooper, Democrat,
Of Tennessee said it had been esti-
mated that the department was suf-
fering a $26,000, 900 annual loss in
delivery of this type Of mail.
Committee Chairman Doughton
told reporters after conferring with
President Roosevelt and Secretary of
the Treasury Morgenthau at the
White House that he believed the
House could complete action on the
tax bill and have it ready for the
Senate by about July 20.
Final Decisions Being Made.
The committee is making final de-
cisions today, he said. so the meas
ure can be turned over to the draft
ing service tomorrow. He added
that the bill should reach the House
floor in about two weeks and be
passed within another week If a rule
for prompt action is obtained.
The committee directed the Post
Once Department to submit a re-
port before it raised either second
or third class rates. Second-class