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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-30
ANSWERS LETTER

Some representatives predicted
n floor fight surprising that which
followed disclosure that actors,
dancers and other entertainers
were on the pay roll OF the Office
of Civilian Defense.
Wallace. in rare public STATE
ment. answered Dies letter py
heatedly terming il the product
of a witchcraft mind and assert
ing that the effect on our morale
would be less damaging II MT
Dies were on Hitler's pay roll.
"Not one person In 100000 In
this country IL interested In
nudism,v the vice president went
ON. "Mr. Dies has twisted few
isolated facts In an EFFORT 10
create the impression that the
Board of Economic Warfare II
planning n nudist postwar
world"
To this Dies, reached at his
ranch in Jasper, Texas, laughingly
replied;
THAT sounds exactly like
Wailace-he cant take II. i
mean he can't take the truth
about the birds that fy around
with him."
Parmelee described Dies charges
as absurd and ridiculous and
contended that in his book he APP
preached the subject OF nudism IN
a manner serious and scholarly
In his original letter 10 Wallace,
Dies declared that the 5e-year-old
Constantinople-born Parmelee had
spent several years in European
nudist camps and then, in this
country, wrote the book advocat-
ing the practice.
APOSTLE OF NUDIsM
"'Nudism In Modern Life Is
q book Of 500 pages with IS
photographs taken In nudist
camps, all OF which are OBJ
scene" Dies wrote. That the
book II an attack upon the
moral structure Of our society
and upon the church and religion
Is apparent from even a casual
reading"
Declaring that Parmelee urgeC
the widespread practice of nudisn
in this country. Dies went on:
"He does not offer IL In the
form Of an experiment or an oc-
casional diversion or q fad, but
quite seriously declares that IL
should he practiced whenever
feasible I'm office, workshop and
factory The author processes
10 believe that nudism has the
greatest advantages for the
home and society generally.
surely. Mr.. Vice President"
the letter continued. "there In
no place In n postwar planning
agency for a person who advo-
Gates such a crackpot and i'm
moral plan.
when I consider that this
nan Is the principal economist
II the agency you head. I, like
1any others, wonder how II IL
'cssible that a person with Mr..
arm elee's background and
,er's can secure such an i'm
',rtant post"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-30

World Famous Comics. Three
pages every day In Daily De-
troit Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-30
Ydnks on Batddn
Destroy laps
Invasion Fleet
Correeidor Bombed
as Long Range Guns
of Forts Blast Enemy

WASHINGTON, March 30.
(INS) - Lieut.. Gen. Jonathan
Wainwright's savagely fighting
Philippine defenders have shat
tered major japanese drive on
Bataan Peninsula, the war depart
ment announced today, forcing the
enemy to retreat before a furious
counter attack that inflicted heavy
casualties among the invaders.
The long-range guns of Ameri-
can garrisons in Manila Bay
destroyed large number of small
boats apparently being assembled
by the japanese for an invasion
OF Corregidor and other island
Notifications. The boats were at
Patungan Beach, 10 miles south
of Corregidor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-30
ENEMY LOSES HEAVILY

Rising from their foXholeS, Cen
erai Wainwright's troops met the
oncoming enemy hordes head-on.
AS the defenders charged, the
American and Filipino batteries
hurled whitening barrage of
shells into the japanese troop col
urnns.
The fury Of this combined at
tack completely disorganized the
enemy offensive and after losing
large numbers of men, the Japs
fell back to their former positions.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-30
RETAKE ADVANCE POSTS

When the smoke of battle had
cleared. General Wainwright's
forces had recaptured all advance
IoutpoStS.
The defenders suffered only
slight casualties during the sue
cessful counter assault. Japanese
aircraft was active during the
battle. bombing the defending
army's rear positions. The raid
ers. however. did little damage.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-30

iNUR American general Is
II doing far better than
- creak along on one
wheel, but as a matter of sor-
rOwful fact, large Jap
forces" to quote further from
the dispatches, "are reported
heading nOrthward along the
Irrawaddy River, while still
another enemy column is said
to be moving north of Ryan
gin on the way to Prone and
the rich Burman oil fields, y
on the road to Mandalay.
Ore Japanese column is
pushing nOrthWdrd along
the Rangoon-Mandaldy rail
road, 1chile another is moo
ing along the rail line be-
tto cen Rangocn and
Prone"
The japanese hare also
taken Tyungon, ~ miles
north Of TouH9oo.
"StiH another enemy dc-
tirity WdS reported around
Minhla, so miles north Of
! Thdrrowoddy."
"Pdrachute troops are
being used by the Jops
around Pegu and YOm0S for
the PROBABLE PUR-
POSE OF ORGANIZING
TRAITOROUS Ma
TIVES."
XZOU will remember,
thoughtful reader. that
your cOlumnist empha-
sized the danger to the British
of detection on the part of
disloyal natives.
This detection occurred at
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-30


TOUR days later General
Stilwell returned from
- the front at Toungoo and,
according to Associated Press
described Burma
as "a strange country with
language difficulties Of un-
usual forms for our people"
He said he was Scratching
around trying to set up head
quarters and relieve some OF
the load from the British and,
at the same time, help the
Chinese"
"SO, I'VE WILL CREAK
ALONG ON ONE WHEEL
ANYWAY"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-30
Reds Stop
NaZi Push.
Press On

MOSCOW, March 80 GNS).--
The Red army smashed ahead to-
day on the Leningrad front. driv'
ing back the Nazi defenders with
heavy losses. An official. com
|munique said 1920 Germans were
slain in attacks which destroyed
% German blockhouSes and occu-
pied fortified trenches and pill
boxes.
Behind the German lines on the
Leningrad sector, Russian guer-
rillas were said TO have slain 17,00C
Nazis in the past nine months.
Smashing Russian attacks on the
southern front drove back the
German armies from 10 villages
the newspaper Izvestia said today
claiming re- occupation of the
strongly fortified village "Zh" IT
a fierce battle.
THRUSTS FRUSTRATED
German efforts 10 counter-at.
tack were frstrated along the en-.
tire front. said dispatches to mill
tary headquarters in Moscow. A
five-day battle on the Kalinin Sec
tor. where the Soviet armies have
driven far west of Smolensk, was
said TO have been decided in favor
OF the Russian advance patrols.
Nazi losses in dead were estimated
at 2.400. Twenty-Five German
tanks, and % planes were de-
stroyed during the battle, Moscow
reports said.
On the Kalinin front. said Mos
COW reports. the Nazis brought up
a fresh division of crack SIS troops
supported by the 10th Infantry
Division, in an effort to blunt a
Russian wedge in the German de-
Tense lines. Tanks and waves of
dive bombers were thrown into the
attack. but the Red army forces
held their positions.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-27

The major baseball leagues will
save a total Of about 300, 900 miles
by reverting to three road tours
INSTEAD OF four next season.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-27
M Arthur Filters
Smash Bases

GENERAL MacARTHUR'S
HEADQU ARTERS IN : AUS
TRALIA, Oct. 81 QNS) Allied
bombers smashed at Japanese
bases from Dutch Timor to New
Guinea in a series of devastating
raids and Tended off weak enemy
raids on Allied bases. a COM
fnunique from Gen. Douglas Mac
Arthur's headquarters reported to-
day.
American squadrons struck at
koepang. the Japanese air and
naval base at Timor, and at Lac.
Salamaua and Kokoda on New
Guinea. The attacks were ap-
parently directed at ground in
Btallations and aircraft dispersal
areas. The communique men,
toned no damage to enemy ship
ping.
Three Japanese bombers were
over Port Darwin in a night raid
which caused only minor damage
70 the North Australian base.
A small enemy formation at
Tackled Milne Bay, on the eastern
tip OF New Guinea, and dropped
eight bombs harmlessly on a beach
area.
Two japanese bombers ventured
over Port Moresby and unloaded
four bombs near the Allied air
drome, but caused no damage.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-27
British Wood Plane
Is Fastest Bomber

NEW YORK. Oct. u INS).-
Englapd's new mosquito bomber. a
two-engined plane made OF wood.
was described by the British ra-
dio today az the fastest bomber
ever built and one Of the worlds
speediest planes in any category.
The report. heard by CHS, said
the mosquito is powered by two
RoIls-Royce motors, and carries
four cannon and four machine
guns. It can operate with a crew
OF only two.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-27

FIRST RAcE-7-year-oid a mile;
d:nssae Mo wSsi ex.p.r, s sse 30
tKelperD $40 80
Lord Bart tBerg) 1910
Time rs as. on 3:0<.
Glorene. sally Lunn, Gloryiand, Bins
Anne. Go West. hisidentic. Transtan and
Nellie Novice also ran.
SECOND RAcE-2-year-olds. 1 mile and
Parsight tEr,ckson) 1850 go $50
Good Lawyer fsisto) 400 SO
ssucy Reign fBreenl 1l.s0
Time I: so rs, on 2A
Pickwick Arms, Happy Guess. Omaha
British Knight, orIene ana csisboso also
ran.
THIRD RACE--3-ysar-oids and up
Burma Road .h.sso 40 .ao 3 oooo
Wood King tRussellD $40 80
Bright and Gay lPennrosdb 40
Time S:37 as. OF 3:ooh.
Basksruil, Din, a-Charge Account. Cart
ridge ana s-Brown Imp also ran.
NsFrsukftn entry.
FOURTH RAcE-Fmr-yesr-ol and up.
Mad sweep tcalvert) 100 $50 $50
Quintnian Barney $50 40
Canterbrun t1ammsroD 90
Time so rs. OF 3zsH.
ran Onf, ovef 1alf Lazy StHss StahkA-
son Lancer and Samuel ID, also ran
Y1yTH RAcE-4-year-olds and up. ~
miles:
Rose Anita tDeering, 7-so 400 40
Justice Nap lCiaxsetD $50 40
City Judge tBarney) 100
Time :5s as. off 3:5sI.
Beauzar, a-PaIkin. a-Dark Ace. Pnrport.
Guerrilla, Penny Arcade. Quick Lad and
Tarbrush also ran
SIXTH RAcE-3-year-oid and up. 4
mile:
Spare Man Quietly 800 $50
LavA~ay tDeering) 800
Time Us, off as
Texor Boy. Piayfields, Brown Saxon and
Rough Time also ran.
SEVENTH RAcE--3-yesr-oIds and up.
spoon Bread scl.ss.,p MO SO 40
Darby Du tKsiperD $50 2.20
Kansas tZufeIt) 40
Time SIS, off 4:5f
Russia, Fiashaions and Pieo Bianco II
also ran.
EIGHTH RACE - 3-year-olds. 1915
miles:
Impr.snsbls tscoces) $50 sso 100
Alafiag MANN $40 $50
Wild Chance tErtckson) $50
Time 2 .03 As, off Sal.
Good Neighbor. Lupoba, Wintime. G. G:
Hamilton, Rtngmond. Sir Talbot and
Herods Plate also ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-27
War Aides Meet
President

WASHINGTON. Oct. u GNS).
president Roosevelt yesterday
summoned to the White House his
personal chief of staff. Admiral
William F. Leahy. and Admiral
Ernest j. King. commander-in-
chief Of the United States fleet.
presuma bly, for an up-to-the-
minute strategy conference on the
raging battle for GuadalcanaI.
The conference followed a con-
versation between Mr.. Roosevelt
and Rep. Melvin J. Mas of
Minnesota. who recently returned
from the Pacific battefronts where
he saw first line action as a flying
colonel in the marine corps.
Mas, who was decorated for
bravery in action, reported on the
Solomons and New Guinea cam
paigns.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-27
Ed CurIey's Selections

NEW YORK, Oct. u 1NS).-
Following are Ed Curleys selec
tons for todays seven-race carr
at Empire:
i-coUNT FEARLESS. DR.. Johnson.
7-HALcyoN BOY. Donna Leona, Wise
Maiden.
3-KEY MAN. Goossberry. Inconeeiv-
able.
<-NAyIGArISG, Brfdieour. Little
sTHE RHYMER, Porter's Cap. star
etor.
eEARLY DELIVERY. Jack Twink,
Speed 10 Spare.
7-AZIMUTH, Woodvsie Queen, VINO
Calls.
BEST BET-HAvICATING
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-27
Government On Ray
Over Income Tax

PITTSBURGH. Oct. u (UP).-
The federal government today
filed lien against Johnny Ray,
manager OF Cpl. Billy Conn, heavy
weight fighter. claiming an unpaid
1941 income tax totaling Sl0,773.
Last Friday the government filed
a lien against Conn for unpaiC
1941 income taxes of SIS. TOT.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-27

FIRST RAcE-Thres-ysar-oIds and up,
q mile:
Future Future wiSnins tHsu.r, 500 $50
Eismark 'Brooksl 2.i0
! Time :03, OF 3:l3.
venci, Play Greenock. Joe Fischer. Stray
chord. vaidina Purge. John Thomas and
! Frisky b. also ran.
SECOND RAcE-s-yesr-o,ds and up. =
lMaihigh tChinnD 1850 1850
swing Leader OHieiey) $50
Time I 30 as, Off 33eh.
Bar Thirteen, Preco, Csrlariass, Enid o.,
Orchid Run, Maisco and Morning Mail also
ran.
THIRD RAcE-Mn. and 10 yards:
tBoushiand Miss
,s' 'ssn STs:I proo., go Is: :S s s:s
Edtn T. fHsuer) $40
Time lisa 2-5
Brown Cygnet. Fishers Pet, Prince Zelo.
Who Kan. Brownmate. v. Now and BE
tDesd heat for first.
FOURTH RAcE-o-ysar-Oids and up.
IL i-Is miles:
Chocolate Maid
Doug Brashesr (Hauer) $40 $50
Gambit tReeves) so
Time los go.
Heathtowp, woodsman, Texas way. mi
uois star. Speedy squaw. Benrtnger and
Peachsrino also ran.
FIFTH RAcE-Ar ages. y mile:
vinum (PenaD $500 500 $50
Kesargo tGiidewen) 32o ESQ
Padra Girl tCookD 80
Time l OF as.
Cam Fin, s.ssm Houston, vaiordor
Esrlians. Hy-Kerry and s-Fiying King
also ran.
&C. F. wagner entry.
SIXTH RAcE-5-yesr-oIds and up IL
miles:
squaw Jane tPiesa) 1910 27so 1920
Tirntable (Resves) $50 40
PanJab Iowe) 400
Time 1859 as.
Miss Kssr. vsidina Marie, Bolute, Bob
On and Red Burr Also ran.
SEVENTH RACE 1-1s miles:
lGbance Raw CHauer) 1910 1910 $50
Nominee tLuce) &c. 20 1920
Blazearound tschuiing) 1900
Time 1: 81 As
Bachelors Bower. Bobby. Gold Tryst
superose. Charming. Goochie G., and
Johnny Moran also ran.
EIGHTH RAcE-1S miles:
Partisan Witch (Guerin) $50 $50 $50
Ambo (Pepa) 500 500
Torch Stick (Brooks) $50
Time 7:2s
American Lake. Ia sombrs, Ny Bobby
Foment. Cay Hour. Imitra and Jim Mike
also ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-27
Empire City Results

FIRST RAcE-2-year-olds, oN furlcngs:
a-Isolation t0ormsn) 1880 500
Roseats Dreams tMehrtens) 3.70
TIN Tim. 10 40. on a;o4h'
ATOP suit. yly whisk. Oatmeal. Rich.
Plussy Ray and Iceland also ran.
a-schneider entry.
SECOND RAcE--s-yesr-olds ana up.
Ts,.s E:,f iTeT::, sn'0 as.s % is 2
Mr.. Secretary tLongdenD 400
Time ian as. on 3:os.
Acquaintance, Neutral. Shocks Winters,
Hsgeman. Resper's Blade and Flying
Double also ran.
THIRD RAcE-rwo-yesr-olds. mile and
what Not tMshrtens) 1880 $40 40
Bully Good tstout) $50 $50
Black Orchid tRobertson) 400
Time lee 1-5, on 3:34h.
Sticky Kitty. Tsrge. Junior Easton.
Vacuum Cleaner and Her Guardian also
ran.
FOURTH RAcE-a-yesr-olds and up. SIX
he Kalb (Rienxil T30 3n 2so
Baby Dumping tEsds) 100 1.oo
Bureaway tAtkinson) 500
White Time and Cousin Nan also ran.
FIFTH RACE-3-year-olds, 4 lis miles:
Taught tRobertson) $40 $40 $40
Coosa t6chmtdD $50 40
Rariiilies tWeGsfope) 40
Time 1:47 1-s. off 4:25.
Wait a Bit Fire Warden. Trisrsrch.
Enter and Fair Call also ran.
SIXTH RACE-3-year-oIds ana up, IL
miles:
MaechAnce fRienxID 40 800 $50
Key Ring tAtkinson) $50 $50
Bslplay tWestropeD 500
Time 1888, off 4:52
The Fisnd, Rise Above II. Perfect Rhyme
and Billy o. also ran.
SEVENTH 'RAcE-4-yssr-olds and up.
IA miles:
volitant tEadsD $50 $50 270
Star Back tRobertsonD $40 . 80
Al Play tLovsridgep $40
Time 1:53 as. off 5:1en.
vaidina Joe. Sea Captain. Hiliblond and
n<.lt al
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-27
SPORTSMAN'S PARK

miss MERIT. Miss Omega. swee,
sukey.
7-GALANH, Hurf Hon Haf, BanadIne.
3-TRY FIN. Illinois Tom. South Border
Hope FOR, Elma Kerry. Cat X.
1-LATENT. Fioataway, Chief Bud
e-HUsTLING GAL. Fujiwsra. Aldridgs
7-POMfvA, Cash Basis. Sweet Roll.
e-DEvIL's FROLIc, Eleventh Hour
Lady Ballet.
FRIGHT cARLA, Cushing, Eicinsp.
-BEsf-P0AIVAT-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-27
Coach of Champions

Now In his thirty-fifth season as
Southern California track coach
Dean Cromwell has II Olympic
Champions TO his credit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-27
LAUREL

f-BuRGoo MAID, June GUEST. ship
signal.
z-BLAcK FLAME. Tripod. Solar Star.
3--GINOCA. Blowing Wind. Ice Water.
SUN GALOMAR, Michigan Sun.
Supreme Speed.
,BABY DARLING. Hsiberd. Alfred
STUART
eIHE ROLLS. Incoming. In Question.
7-CALcUTrA. Newfoundland, Sweep
ing Lee
1cHARLENS. Molssses Mibs, Light
Rolls.
BEsT-GfNOCA.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-27
Lew WaI+er's
Best Bets
EMPIRE CITY

count FEE r. L Es 8. Libertyite.
Light Landing.
7-PowDERED HEELS. Charley Bal
ley, Hatcyon Boy.
5-KEYMAN, Ardeneti. waddy., 49,
4-LITTLE DIANA. Bridleour, EAvi-
eating.
s-THE RHYMER. Portsr's Cap. Stare
tor
e-sPEED TO SPARE. Early Delivery.
Park Bench.
T-WHo CALLS, Arestino. Riposte.
BEST-KEYMAN.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-27
Deatb Rotites

CULLEN-octob rs. Anastasia, beloved
wife OF James A. Cullen: dear mother OF
James l.. and Jane l.. Cullen: sister OF
Mrs. Mary Kelly, Mrs. Margaret Conway
and Mrs. Richard Dolan. Funeral from ths
late residence Wednesday morning at sc
and 81. Theresa Church at 600.
IS. James c., OF 1885
Roxbury; beloved husband OF Lillian.
dear father OF Mrs. June Dalsando: son Of
Mrs. Rose Heaman, brother OF William,
Mrs. Elizabeth Ryan and Mrs. Annie Ross.
Funeral service Wednesday, 2 p. m, at
A. II. Peters Funeral Home 12O57 Gratiot.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-22

SEE our complete lire Of luggage
Thorue Tire Co 500 l.. Michigan.
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Lost And Found
Rural Events

TODAY
CakVille
W 8. c. s Harvest Festival
OCTOBER 20
Beuole
The PittsHeld Ladies' AID Society
will meet Friday at 10 o'clock with
Mrs Margaret Miller, Ellis Rd A
potluck lunch will be served ~
noon and the day will be spent
sewing
OCTOBER a.
Paint Greek
Officials Of the Friends Church
will meet at the parsonage to plan
the quarterly meeting at the church
to be held Nov. 8. 7 and 4.
OCTOBER rs
Denton
Denton Church homecoming serT-
Ices will be held. Dinner will be
served after morning service and a
program is planned for the after
noon
OCTOBER AZ
Saline
American Legion will sponsor A
dance in the high school gymna-
stun
willing Workers Club will en-.
terrain the Macon and Saline Wom-
ems Clubs In the Methodist Chuch
In Saline
OCTOBER %
Stony Greek
Golden Harvest Bazaar Guild will
meet
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-22

sonthlt. .li Railroad 81
Farm Products Fer Sale
WE ARE CLOSING our stand next
Suuday. uigIt t;rt Nugr supply of
apples and vegetables at reasonable
prices. squash liz and 'sc in.
Tomatoes I Do. for .ac cor $50 peck
green 300 peck Potatoes. cahhase
pumpkiu- sweet cider .lc ga All
kinds ~ produce. Roberts inter
section tS-l'2 ana uS-2&
APPLES Jonathan. Wlujfall and
hand picked Sell cheap s limerick
rear Eunrn factory. can after 0
except SATURDAY.
ONE Horse Wagon pillow and cufti-
Nator and harness Bower poultry
flu'~hcr and Son capacity starter.
1880 TalIadav Hd.
Househo'a Furnishings
NEW pEEu RIrLE. Win ~ spec.
with shells $1,000 Student double
study desk 5000 Phone S5o-R.
after 600 70. m.
FOR SALE Electric rtfrserator.
Excellent condition. tl55.oo. Phone
eN3G-W
WALNUT DINING SUIT. used fur
niture bought OF exchanged shoe
shop 90 f. Cross. Phone 2o9-
1871 NORGE Refrirerator Tor sale
500 river 50. rh1ne 15s-R
USED combination Thor Washing
machine and manslc also boys
SNOW suit. size eight 1907 Grant
JEWEL eaS range cheap. 70 tube
PaIca radio chlds pool table,
feather mattress. p1onc l7ta-W.
- "A 81 4
loom WDtous plain mahogany
color. sizes GN6I and iOSlle. IN
loig-I
GOOD Walnut pe dinctte set ? oc-
casionnl chairs Ladies' coats size
1G 3ll y. Huron.
Wanted To Buy
SEWING MACHINES WANTED All
makes. will pay cash. Phone saw
good clean used rurni-
ture. "rivato sales anytime s61
Penuiman Ave. Plymouth. Harry
e Robinson. Auctioneer.
Musical Equipment
ANNUAL FALL CLEARANCE Of
used rental and new pianos. Ypsi
Plano Co. i02 J. Michigan.
FOR SALE-Piauo in excellent CON
duon can after I p. m. $50 sheri-
dan Ave.
RENTAL studio piano, like new. 81
under regular price. Griunell Bros.
30 W Michigan
Merchants Specials
FIRE RESISTANT ROOF. Johns
ManNille Asphalt Shingles are fam
Gus for their welthoring qualities
Reasonably priced Applied over Old
roofs MANY STYLES and colors
Monthly payments P1one 500 for
free estimate. Hartwick- Wescoti
Lumber Company
NU-ENAMEL Paint all colors. fol
interior and outside painting. Fam
lily Radio shop. l06 w. Michigan
Phone 2.
SEE our complete lire Of luggage
Thorue Tire co. 800 l.. Michigan.
BICYCLES We repair them. Also
new hlcFr! ss and accessories
Shaefrr.s III HO% ST store.
Miscellaneous
MOTORS ant cNnnus; fnns Flee
trio Motor shop 10 z. Huron
1910 Harley Davidson motorcycle
1900 miles Like now Hudson
Sales & service 100 + Cross.
FOR SALE Double barrel ~ gauge
shot gun ana so shells for $1,000.
Phone ~.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-22
Real Estate
Houses Fer sale

West side. room home. nicely dee
Grated Located ON paved street.
Good garase. DANDY rear lot VITA
fruit trees flowers, and shrubs.
Price, only N.9oo.
CLOSE rs. \ better type Well kept
home. owned and occupied for
years Dos uulN one family This
home las many extra features In
Clud uE Nrrtthule. fireplace ia liN-
room built In buffet In dining
room sun parlor study tor down
stairs toirnUmN. extra laNatnrN.
large closets screened porch. auto
matte uu Heating plant and hot
water heater. recreation room in
basement car garage. Requires
the cash 60 handle.
FURNISHED INCOME HOME, Lo-
Gated close 10 college. Recently re-
modelled into attractive Income
property. An furniture selected by
eNu.rt> ana Is 81 high quality
VII brine in $500 Co $500 monthly
besides living gBarters for owner.
DEFENSE HOMES tt6o down Lo-
Gated ON shady lot Wit.tu walking
.dlstHu.c of Bomber Plant. rrcse
homes have 8 rooms and partial
bath. Hotter hurry only 2 few left
and they are going fast
Ehman & Greenstreet
40 W. Michigan. Phone 1871
/ SOUTHEAST Secuon Ann Arbor
SIX rooms moaern. newly decorat-
/ ed throughout, large living room,
fireplace garage. terms. Attractive
price for cash. Immediate posses
sion. Phone sOO5-SS Ann Arbor.
/ WEST SIDE close in. room house
hath, furnace garage. Si,1nO. terms
H. Peet So y. Huron ST. Phone
1871
SMALL HOUSE in orchard, on y OF
an acre $500 fun price, Terms
43S3e Robson Rd., 3 mi. y. Belle
willie
/ SIX ROOM House. bedrooms mod
ern. plenty ~ closets bath, fun
basement double Earase, nice gar-
den spot corner lot. Ina. lli
church st Milan.
| EAST MICHIGAN Avenue business
frontage large, modern. income
house $4,000 Terms $500 down
Near A aud = store. H. Peet. 80
y. Huron St. l5Ii
ATTRACTIVE NEW HOMES
ROOMS bath. unfinished upstairs
space FOR recreation room In base
ment. coal fired furnaces. very
complete. excellent locations. $500
to $4,000
+. Rodgers sylvester
s07 T.. Forest Ave. Phone 44e
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-22
Farms For Sale

1 ACRE farm ! mile east - Howell
on IS-lf. iu room modern house
fuIl basement AAs Ell coal f.i. e..
npuhlf l.tr4-t isu- tO BOMBER
plant 5000 flS MHrle ST.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-22

4 ROOM BUNGALOW. bath. furnace.
centrally located, &25'j, terms.
II Peet. 80 y Huron. Ph. lotl.
ROOM modern house, well located.
reasonable price. terms. II. Poet.
SO y. Huron ST Phone 1871.
CALL OUR ADTAKER at 40 FOR
Classified advertising service.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-22
Livestock
Wanted To Buy


SlTl CASH
Dead az alive Horses $3.50. Cattle
hogs. calves. Sheep. according
d. -.rr aUd conditions Dead animal
government var Ell. r. Call
promptly while carcass Is fresh
ANA sound Fnune collect 20 bar.
uus 4 COMPANY. Detroit vinswood
DEAD OR ALIVE.
Farm animals collected promptly.
Horses $50. COWS SO 90. Sunday
-erN Ue Phone collect
CENTRAL DEAD STOCK COMPANY
Ann ArhHr @-cHf4
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-22
Livestock

. YOUNG COWS FOR sale. VIM.
Graham. 1913 Talladay IA. Whit
takcI
SOW and pigs
for sale Robert Arm. trnrc 3nts
stony Greek ltl rlr NiIz ltd
500 HIGH Production PALLET. So
Huron and Waittaker Kds. Come
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