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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-17
Real Estate
Houses For Sale
Own Your Own

Own Your Own
50 ACRES. near Tscumseh. With
good room house plenty %
other buildings fruit electric
ny, shade, close 10 school an for
NL75o.
s ACRES. four miles from Ypsi
on good road. With room
home. furnace, electric poultry
house $500 with $500 down
and only $40 monthly
BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN HOME
on Geddes Road, with ? acres.
well Handicapped all modern
brick home % 10 rooms tiled
hath shower. hot water heat.
one Of tire most beautiful spots
in this area.
10 FEET on limerick ST.. With
Z room cottage and garage
good spot for A small business,
$4,000. terms.
ROOMS. bath, 5 blocks or Mich
Kan pavement, attached garage
$4,000. terms.
& ROOMS. East side. with bed
room and bath on first floor, :
bed rooms and laVatory above.
garage. on pavement near depot.
$500
$500 DOWN buys & rooms. bath
tno furnace. on pavement. Just
or East Michigan. for 5000 and
f35 monthly
Ehman & Greenstreet
40 W. Michigan. Phone 1881
CLARK ROAD So acres on corner
with modern room house. Orch
ard. II. Poet So y. Huron St. 1911
BRAND NEW HOMES
On Forest. stanley and Hemphlu
Streets. Prospect Park SubdiVi-
sion. $500. Five rooms FUN
basement WITH spare for recrea-
tion room. unfinished upstairs.
FILA. loan available
MORTGAGES
CONVENTIONAL on +. II A.
Loans up to 20 years 10 pay,
low interest rates
SAVE FUEL.
lnsulate your home with kmsul
Jobs promptly figured
L. RODGERS SYLVESTER
Authorized Mortgage Loan Soh-
citor FOR the Prudential lnsur-
ance Co. Of America
307 Z. Forest Ave Phone ti9
MODERN Seven Room House , years
old 10 acres OF land Corner OF
Eaws onVille and Judd Roads. VIII
lis. Michigan. Phone willis 37I.
YEAR ROUND mddern log cabin
living room ls 20. large fireplace
bed room, bath and kitchen
Screamed march LOT 700
Huron River near straw berry
Lake Is mi from Ann Arhor. ] =
mi from HAMBURG, 6 mi from
Brighton. just Off good road. f2200
5000 down Bal $50 per mo. or Il
acres can he purchased with 1000
n. river frontage including the
above cottage for $4,000. 81 0Or
down. Raj. on easy terms. cal
Dexter 272S.
BEAUTIFUL new los cabin at FoN
Point, Portage Lake Phone Dexter
FPS
FURNISHED year round cottage al
Portage Lake. Elec. stove & refrig
81 SOC $500 down. Balance on easy
terms. Phone Dexter 272s
YEAR ROUND modern brick and
stone cottage. lot 100 $50. 1890
cash. Phone Dexter 27ss
SEVEN ROOM house and garage
81 100000 Price with 100000 down
balance on terms. Inquire At l2'
Miles St
FOR SALE by owner. new room
bungalow between lakewood and
Wallace Blvd, shown by appoint
ment only. Phone 1901.
Houses For Rent
sEVERAI, modern cottages for win
ter living at Portage Lake % mi
from Bomber plant on good road
Priced at SIS to $50 per mo Cal
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-17
Wanted To Buy

WILL PA CASH-for Jour used
car. We have good selection ~
used car-. Hudson safes 4 Service.
100 r. cross Phone az.
Want ED-Good used. late model
cars. VIII ray cash r @. Wied-
man Auto 60
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-17
Houses For Rent

SEVERAL. modern cottages for win
ter living at Portage Lake % mi
from Bomber plant on good road
Priced at SIS to $50 per mo. Call
Dexter 2T2S
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-17

thO fCOIsc ia.
TRAILERS FOR SALE nationally
known makes. Several used trsilers
5000 and up Easy terms Drive 10
WAYNE and save Se'lnorn Wayne
Branch. 35G2G Michigan Ave.
wayne
HOUSE TRAILER. Pr 5 sleeping
four AIT conditioned. used four
wks Purchased new Deal with
owner Terms 1922 LeForge Rd..
YpSIltnt. His'r Brink Trailer
camp.
FACTORY DISTRIBUTORs-- for
Alma Silver Moon. 1875 and W.
Ypsilanti Trailer sales, 1922 =.
Michigan.
1912 Vagab1nd Is n all steel body
used weeks. Must eel. Take
over payments. Call between Z b
p. m. Nl7i Ecorse I'd
FOR SALF-1840 new Moon House
Trailer. 10 n. hodv electric brakes
In Al condition $3.50 Gordon
Turner. care John Crawford, Lum,
Michigan
1870 TRAvELO Trailer. excellent
condition. spun glass Insulation.
extra good tires private owner.
Reasonable South "a no az S'el-
1Wsgen. blocks >7rt1 ~ Van
Born. WAYNE. Michigan
FOR SALE OR RENT % r. Kozy
Roach and IS r. uasas 'railers.
sleeps Z. very clean and lu fine
cnnd ton. Reference necessary.
write ". J Ko.e. Holland, Mich.
or Phone e4-5
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-17

STATE OF MICHIGAN. In the Cir
ruit Court for the County OF Wash
'mrusI
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-17

FOR SALE by owner. new room
bungalow between lakewood and
Wallace Blvd. shown by appoint
ment only. Phone 1901
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-17
Merchandise
Miscellaneous

SIS folding Baby Carriage frr sale.
Like new. $500. Is Ballard
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-17

SEVEN ROOM house and garage,
$4,000 90. Price with 5000 down.
balance on terms Inquire At l2s
Miles St
Nogales international., 1942-07-10
Permanent Gas
Rationing
In East July y

WASHINGTON, July 9-The OPA
announced that plans for perman-
ent gasoline rationing for the east,
effective July %, provide all pas
senger car owners are entitled to A
books based on $3.50 miles of driving
year and containing six pages Of
eight coupons each-each coupon
worth four gallons.
Application for supplemental ra-
tions may be filed when motorists
register for A books on July 8. 10
and II. In order to qualify for sup
Elemental B or C books, A motorists
must prove occupational driving is
in exHess of 1900 miles a year and
that he has formed a car-sharing
club.
The office suspended deliveries to
81 filling stations in New York, New
Jersey and Pennsylvania, bringing
to 78 the total suspensions for al
legged violations of rationing regula-
tons The OCD asked 5000 defense
councils in the east to establish ma
chinery for bringing automobile
owners together in car-sharing clubs
Tire and tube quotas for July were
increased over June to take care Of
greater wear during the hot summer
months.
Nogales international., 1942-07-10
Winners Of
Sonoita Races

First place winners of the races
at Sonoita Saturday and Sunday:
SATURDAY
a mile for Santa Cruz raised
horses: Little Sister, Herb Wisdom,
jockey, Berry Gardner owner.
Is mile for foals of 1910: Beau
Brummel, Ely Rogers jockey, Mrs.
w. S. Fulton owner.
Il mile fou horses that had been
roped at the show: Prince, Olin
Sims jockey, Greene Cattle Com
pany owner.
Il mile open: Blueberry Hill,
Richard Hazleton jockey, George
Hazleton owner.
3s mile open: Blueberry Hill,
Richard Hazleton jockey, George
Hazleton owner.
SUNDAY
Il mile for Santa Cruz County
raised foals Of 1910: June Bug,
Skeet Shannon jockey, Baxter
Hunt owner.
Il mile for horses roped at the
show: Ben Hur II, Ely Rogers
jockey, Mrs. w. S. Fulton owner.
a mile for non-Winners at the
show: Texas, Jesse Lewis jockey,
Blain Lewis owner.
$50 yards, open: Blueberry Hill,
Richard Hazleton jockey, George
HaZleton owner.
p mile, pony. express: Chicaro,
Kenneth Gardner jockey, Dink
Parker owner; Dutch, Greet Lewis
jockey, John Jones owner; Texas,
Jesse Lewis jockey, Blain Lewis
owner.
Nogales international., 1942-07-10
32 Selectees
LeaUe For Phoenix

Thirty two selective service men
left here yesterday for the army's
induction center at Phoenix. Others,
away from here at the present time,
went to induction centers from
other points.
Among those in the group going
from here were John Hodgers Of the
General Petroleum Corporation,
William Henry Creamer CT the jeff
colt ranch. James L. (Slim Mayo,
foreman of The Little Outfit Ranch;
Albert Edward Zenizo, Ncgales high
school football star. son of Mr.. and
Mrs F. R. Zenizo; David Francis
Richards, veteran of World War l.;
and Roberto Vega Montiel of
Wilde Store A complete list ap-
peared in last weeks Nogales IN
ternatiOnal.
Another group of Is selectees will
leave here for Phoenix at II am.
next Tuesday.
Nogales international., 1942-07-10
Arizona To Have Many New Voters
This Fall; Registration For
Primary Election To Close Aug. 10

Arizona requirements for voting.
In addition to the usual proper
ton of persons reaching tWenty-one
years Of age and thus qualifying for
their first vote, a considerable num-
Der Of new citizens are located in
Arizona who are employed on vari-
GUS types Of defense projects. Many
OF the latter will be entitled to vote
in Arizona.
While the citizen must be regis
tered in order to vote, many Of Ari-
zona's first voters are not aware Of
the provision in the Arizona statutes
under which they can register with
the Justice of the Peace Of the pre-
cinct in which they reside Or with
the County Recorder.
Persons who cast their ballots in
the last general election do not need
to register in order to vote this
year.
Provisions of residence are that
the voter must have lived one year
in the state and at least thirty days
in the county and precinct prior to
the date of the election. Registra-
ton for the primaries must be made
before o'clock pm, of August 10,
1912. and for the general election
before 5 o'clock pm, of October 5,
1o40
Nogales international., 1942-07-10
.{||||E sSB||E I|I|| S zIl<z |l|llI |E|Ill

MONG the % Nations China is the first to be invaded
"A by an Axis and the first put successful tight
AGAINST Japan invaded
occupied provinces Exactly
armies began their series
of brutal assaults China and met with the unprece
united people which today has broad
ened into the wide struggle for freedom . .
45OOOOOOO Chinese who live 600 square miles OF
the largest and most powerful OF the
United Nations Recognizing from the beginning the long
term character Of the they have under the
leadership Chang made Resistance and
their detectives During the FIVE years of war
China forgotten build More exciting than
from the fighting have been reports colleges and factories
being anspnted into Free China of railroads
and highways bazed hand industry cooperaves sprngng
and Of orphans being cared for and
other events the result
Cha that she fighting not only for the world that is
but new and better world.
Nogales international., 1942-07-10
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and Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Bergier
Patagonia district; and of the late
Roy Sorrells who was killed by
lightning while horseback riding in
1929 on what is now known as the
Wilshaw Ranch. JCe's grandfather
was the late Ahira Sorrells, one of
the pioneer cattlemen Of this
county.
Joe Sorrells was a graduate of
Nogales High School and the State
Teachers College at Flagstaff and
a member Of the Nogales Lodge of
Elks. He had been a customs Off
Ger about four and one half years.
Nogales international., 1942-07-10

PHOENIX, July 9 y Reports
reaching the governors office inoi-
cate that there will be an unusually
large number of new voters in the
state this year, many of whom are
not accurately informed regarding
Nogales international., 1942-07-10

GeneralissimO Chi
ang Kai-shek is the
fighting leader of
the Chinese Repub-
lie. Shown with
General Chang in
this photograph is
Owen baltimore, his
political adviser
from America. In
spite of the well
come lend-leaSe aid
which we now send,
many more U. S.
planes, guns and
supplies are deS-
perately needed so
China can hold her
vital sector in the
United Nations bat
tie line.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-27
'5O-Roonn Home
On lie Becomes
.US0 Playhouse
1000 Men in Uniform
Show al Housewarmine;
Dances, Games Planned

Twenty-three years ago an auto
mobile millionaire built a 50-room
mansion down on Crosse lie IN the
midst of so riverside acres.
Saturday night down the great
marble staircase hob-nailed boots
tramped. And in the great recep-
ton rooms more thick army shoes
trod 10 music. The swimming poo
is planked over for a dance floor
in the great dining room are
served sandwiches and soft drinks
For r. Z. Old. eld-home is the
new headquarters for Crosse lie
USO, which holds open house al
all times TO enlisted men from
Crosse lie, and her British ano
American Seamen. the ferry COM
mand at Wayne County Airport
and the bomber command at Will
low Run.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-27

they get both enough restful
sleep and enough proper food,
even at odd hours"
And here are the suggestions
agreed on by leading physieians:-
Arrange to sleep so that you
go 10 work shortly after getting
up. just as you do when you work
days. Thus. If you go TO work at
IL p, m, get up about 10 p. m. and
eat a hearty, hot meal-the heavy
meal of the day. That means
getting to bed at least by 2 p. m
Take your recreation or re-
taxation in the morning after
work.
. When il is time 10 60 to bed
take a warm bath, and, if you find
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-27
Boys Get Their Scrap,
A World War | She'll

NEW YORK, Sept. 26 (UP).-
Two boys trying to get enough
scrap metal to trade for tickets
to a baseball game, found round,
heavy object in a basement. 1t
was too heavy to carry. They
rolled it three blocks, then gave
up, abandoning it in vacant lot.
Patrolman BarTatto happened
along, took one look and called
the bomb and emergency squads.
The boys had been rolling 155
MN. shell of the first World War.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-27
Doctor Vaughan to See
His Dream Come True
Time. stan Correspondent

ANN ARBOR. Sept. 26.-Noth-
ing, not even a close brush with
death. could prevent DR.. Henry F.
Vaughan from realizing his dream.
Most of his life Doctor Vaughan.
for u years Detroit health COM
missioner. fought TO establish a
modern public health school in
Michigan.
Early next year his vision, trans
formed into a $57l,0O0 public
health school on the University OF
Michigan campus, will be dedi-
Gated.
At that time he is expected to
be present at the ceremonies not
only to see his dream come true
but TO assume charge of the school
as dean,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-27

he will be ready TO assume his new
duties when the time comes.
1t will not be the first time he
has promoted public health in
wartime. During the first World
War he was a captain in the sanf'
tary corps.
One of the first men to receive
a Ph.D. degree in public health
Doctor Vaughan was special lec'
turer at the u. of M. and at Wayne
and Vanderbilt Universities.
Within his dream school will be
deliberately equipped research ano
industrial hygiene laboratories.
But more important, the school
no longer be only in his mind; his
mind will be in the school.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-27

il helpful to sleep, a cup OF warns
milk. Don't eat heavily before
going to bed.
Don't 90 TO bed worrying
about whether the woman upstai1U
Is going to start running her
vacuum cleaner. That will stop
you from sleeping. even II she
doesn't run 1t.
Go to bed convinced that
you're going to sleep. You'll r
surprised how often you do.
!. In these arrangements to keep
man on a night job happy,
healthy and rested, the housewife
obviously must play a big role
and she must be conscientious
about il.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-27
From Near and Far

A thousand men crowded into
the great mansion for the opening.
Sailors from New Zealand, Aus
tralia. Birmingham 80 and Los
Angeles. Boys from Texas and
New York.
They crowded into the big ball
room while the gang from the
Bowery put on show for them
- Beatrice Kay, the 98-pounder
with her gay nineties songs. Harry
Stone, May Snyder, the dancing
Fords.
They came out early to do Their
turn for the boys before their
nightly show. Then up in the blue
of the navy stepped an Irishman
Bill Tracy Of Duncan and Tracy
who are so well known here in
Detroit. Bills been in the navy
at Crosse lie for two months.
1t was a great opening.
The club operates strictly for
enlisted men. That's the cardinal
rule. Some of the gang played
pool. Some made photograph re-
cordings, and some of those rec
ords are going back to England
/ TO Australia and New zealand.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-27
Becomes Seriously Ill

Doctor Vaughan's choice as dean
was almost automatic when plans
for construction of the school were
announced last year. But almost
simultaneously with the announce
ment, he was stricken with a Sc
rious malady.
BY the time the cornerstone was
laid his condition was critical.
From his University Hospital
room he could hear the riveting or
the building he fostered.
The clatter spoiled his rest, but
il apparently soothed his mind.
Planners of the health school
came TO his bedside for advice anc
encouragement against obstacles.
Not First Time
Doctor Vaughan's recovery vir'
tually parallels the buildings prog.
.resS. he has now announced thai
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-27
Night Workers
~
Warned 10 Get
Enough Sleep
Wayne Medical Society
Tells How to Rest in
Topsy-Turvy World
BY VERA BROWN

Replying TO a request by The
Detroit Times, the Wayne County
Medical Society Saturday came up
with some suggestions on how
adequate, restful sleep may be
obtained by "the people who live
upside downright war workers
With the tremendous increase in
recent months in the number ol
persons working night shifts ano
swing shifts. with consequent re-
versals of all sleeping and eating
habits, this question of how &c
get enough sleep in the day time
is vital not only to the individual
worker but to the war effort.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-27
Biggest Mistake

The answer is compiled from
the statements OF a number Of
of the medical Society:
neurology and pSychiartry section
"The great mistake many
persons who are new To night
work make" said one psychia-
trist, els that they adopt what
you might call business as
usual attitude toward Ii.
"This IL a mistake because
these are, unusual times and
working nights instead OF days
Is a highly unusual way OF liv-
ing. Night workers must take
intelligent steps to assure that
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-27
Lots of Pretty Girls

There were lots of pretty girls
about, provided as dancing part
nerS for the boys.
Trenton Veterans OF Foreign
Wars presented a large American
flag for the new handsome club
house. George f. Pierfot, director
of the Metropolitan Detroit USO
came down for the occasion. So
did FIR. Raymond s. Clancy. Two
bands from the naval base at
Crosse lie played continuously
after the show.
Therell be dancing Friday, Sat-
urday and Sunday nights with
sandwiches and coffee, served by
the women volunteers of the USO.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-27
People
You Know
Mussolini Sebotases
Baseball Bats for U. s.
Priests at Vatican
By Linton Ankles

Bill Roney. the broker. vouches
for this one and since he's the
hrothcr.in-law Of Father Edward
: Hickey, chancellor of the arch
diocese. he should he pretty good
authority,
Seems that some years ago
before the war-thcre were some
Detroit priests studying al the
Vatican IN Rome. Being Amer
leans. they had baseball team
going before long and some OF the
local priests were intrigued no end.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-27

they appealed 10 him for some
used bats and such.
Bur being the swell guy ne IS,
Connie gct them two dozen brand
new irSt-ratc bats and shipped
them over.
Benito the Muss was in power
then and his customs officials,
suspecting cigaret-smuggllng or
something equally horrible, CEN
sored them.
srheft-tife priests the
Vatican finally got them. they
were reduced to kindlng 49, split
from stem 10 stern and cut INTO
short lengths.
Is there unrest in the Detroit
Lions ranks? Some OF the LADS
are pretty sore about the deal
they cot in Chicago last Sunday
when, after losing 10 the Card
inals. owner Mandel left them to
get back to their hotel as best
they could-and some. having no
dough with them, had 10 bum rides
back from the stadium
Holiday House has just pub
1ished book for children written
by Caroline Stone-she used TO
teach al Chandler School here.
It's called "lnga OF Porcuplne
Mine. .
Bill Conan. chief clerk over in
traffic court. was so Upset at the
sight of lady naval officer In the
stands. he couldn't enjoy the OPEN
inr game of the softball champion
ships out at l.. of d stadium the
other week.
Never Rosenbaum is pretty
proud of the bejeweled crown he's
got on display in his shop window
IMeyer's. over on Woodward. Its
legend says it's a "Rajah's Lost
Crown" and it's set with real dia-
monds, emeralds, sapphires and
such and valued al upwards OF
$4,000. Anybody got a brick?
Two encouraging thoughts come
from DR.. Donald DuShane. Of the
National Educational Association.
He says the population of the in
sane asylums and prisons far
exceeds the population of the
country's colleges.
And that juvenile delinquency
will increase more than a little
after the war. Because. he says
of the increased income OF the
youngsters who are working. tThe
non-workers will turn TO theft "a
keep up, presumably. Another
.raasonrhe adds rs the mothers
leaving families for jobs in the
factories. Or did you know al
the time?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-27

an into
. Harvey NJ a c X,
the p tia c
man. and his
brother Ever
EFT. waiting for
their car at a
loop park in &
place. Except
for his newly
sprouted must
ache. Harvey is
a ringer for
Leon Hender-
son.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-27

SO the Amer
leans decided 10
try TO get some
equipment SO
they lily
could play the
game and give
their Italia n
brothers 5 o m @
lie : o n :. A
couple of them
knew Con n lie
NJ a c X, I h g
grand old man
of the game, so
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-27
Kramer Takes Over
Hawaiian Army Post

UNITED STATES ARMY
HEADQUARTERS, Hawaii. Sept.
% (UP) delayed j Brig. Gen.
Hans Kramer was named chief
engineer officer of the Hawaiian
department today, succeeding
Brig. Gen. Albert X. Lyman who
died August -.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-08
Hidden Hunger

\ vitamin or mineral de-
ficIency is often the indirect
cause of overweight When the
necessary clements are missing
from your menus, YOU expert
cnce a hidden hunger.
Regardless of your weight,
Your daily fare must measure up
10 the nutrition yardStick.
You need. every day: one pint
Of milk or one glass Of milk and
enc ounce Of yellow cheese: one
egg, two fresh fruits, one a cit
rus. two vegetables, one a
green whole grain or enriched
bread, butter; a liberal serving,
about SIX ounces, Of lean meat,
fish or fowl
Those arc the victory victuals.
Fat them and stop stuffrng on
the Starche>. sugars and fats
and YOU VIII be ft and you VIII
look H.
The victory diet is given on
This page
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-08
Night School.
Offers Class
In Writing

IN RESPONSE TO the re-
quests Of numerous professional
and club women, 2 new evening
course IN publicity writing will
be offered this semester at
Southwestern High School, 1921
West Fort at Waterman. II was
announced today by Harry B.
Baker, night school principal.
Public Relations
Although the opening session
of this class will be held on
Monday, January y. registra-
tons Will be taken this week.
The class will meet from 7 to
9 o'clock every Monday evening
for y weeks.
Although the course will
cover the broad field OF public
relations, practical help will be
given those students who wish
advice and criticism of stories
written by them for the orcani-
cations they wish 10 publicize.
Teacher
Paul Lut2eicr. Detroit news
paper and public relations man,
will teach the course, Baker
said.
a graduate Of Wayne Uni
verSlty and the University Of
Michigan, Lutzeier has had
practical experience as an infor-
nation service specialist with
the war department. the Works
Projects Administration and the
United States Department Of
Labor.
He is al present in charge Of
public relations activities at
Fort Wayne Army Post.
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