davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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TOiIetries at ~ Price!
Mems and WOmen'S
Luggage:

50 originally $50 Servicemen's Duffle
Bags. Showerproof, heavy khaki drill
cloth. For laundry and odds-and- ends
169
Women's originally 1900 Amelia Ear
hart Cowhide Vanity Cases. Ten and
twelve inch sizes. Topgrain cowhide,
7.95
Women's originally 1880 Fitted Vanity
Cases. 12-inch size, mirror is loose, 6,95
i Woman's originally 1000 Suntap
Fitted Vanity Case. Full size mirror.
one jar is missing - 49, 500
i Mans originally 400 Fitted Suntan
Cowhide Toiletry Case. Slightly dam
aged. topgrain cowhide ~ S.95
Women's originally 1000 Fitted Van
ity Cases. Blue Dupont fabricoid, 10
Inch sizes. They're washable -- 5.95
j Woman's originally $500 Tray-fitted
Case. 21-inch size in blue 1895
I Woman's originally 1000 Amelia Ear
hart Pullman Case. Slightly damaged,
29Iinch size NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 14.95
/ Mans originally sl0O Topgrain Cow
hide Fitted Case. initiated wrong 1895
1 Originally 1895 Black Fibre Pullman
Case. 26-inch size, dustproof, slightly
damaged ------------.---. ------- 9.95
/ Mans originally 1895 Khaki Canvas
Overnight Case. Slightly damaged,
S.95
I Woman's originally 7.95 Overnight or
Weekend Case. 21-inch size, damaged,
4.95
/ Woman's originally 1000 Overnight
Case. 1S-inch size, initiated wrong,
7.ss
1 Woman'S originally 1000 Wardrobe
Suitcase ----------------- 1875
] Woman's originally 1895 Pullman
Case. initiated wrong 1895
/ Woman's originally 1895 Overnight
Case. 1S-inch size, slightly damaged,
double stitched binding S.95
) Women's originally $500 Famous
Make Wardrobe Suitcases. Silk-glo lin
ings, sturdy Yale locks -- 25.9s
/ Woman's originally 1000 Vanity Case.
Slightly damaged ----~\-----. 1888
CThe Hecht Co. MODERN LUGGAGE
SHOP. Main F1oor)
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Better Dresses

1 Originally 1898 Printed Rayon Ma
ternity Dress
Originally 14.95 Misses Black Rayon
Sneer dresses Observation-Disclosures
Is Originally 1898 TO 1888 Misses
Suit Dresses In pastels and high colors,
some embroidered rayon crepes. Broken
Originally 16.95 to 1898 Misses Suit
Dresses in herringbone tweed and WOOL
and-rayon mixtures. Broken sizes.
properly labeled as to content) 1885
Originally $500 to 1885 Misses Rayon
Sheer Dresses. Broken sizes
s Originally $500 to 29.95 Misses 1909
Wool Suit-Dresses- Also knitted types
and wool-and-cotton mixtures (properly
labeled as to content). Also rayon
crepes. Broken sizes
tBetter Dresses, Third F1oor)
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WONIEN'S GLOVES

2do Prs. Originally 79c Rayon Fabric
Gloves. White. Slipon style - soc
~ Originally loo and I.50 Cotton Fabric
Gloves. Dark colors Small sizes 29c
I2o Prs. Originally 1.50 Rayon and Cot
ton Gloves. Dark colors - 79c
ECO Prs. Originally ZOO and 500 Cape
and Suede Gloves. Broken assortment
Of colors and sizes 1.59
l4o Originally 1.95 Gloves. Small sizes.
Dark colors in cape and doeskin-
Cwomen's Gloves Main Floor. The Hecht Co..
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Thrift Shop Dresses

80 Originally 5.99 to e.95 Misses Rayon
Crepe Dresses. Broken sizes -1.SS
Is Originally 1898 Misses One e-of "a.
Kind Dinner and Evening Dresses 488
Is Originally 7.95 Rayon Crepe Ma
ternity Dresses
Is Originally 7.95 to 9.95 Rayon Crepe
Maternity Dresses. Also a few Spun
Rayons and Jumper Dresses with rayon
taffeta blouses. Broken sizes4.S8
Thrift Shop, Third Floor)
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JEWELRY

30 Originally 100 Gold Colored Plastic
Bowknots, Flowers and Animal Pins, e9c
20 Originally ZOO Novelty Sterling Pins,
SOC
80 Originally sec Lightweight Plastic
Earrings; pastel shades es--------29 29c
JeweIy subject TO 1929 tox
Jewelry. Main Floor. The .Hecht Coz
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Misses and WOmen'S
Thrift Shop Coats

Winter Dress Goats. Broken sizes for
misses --10.OO
I Originally 1885 Misses Red Fitted
Coat. Size y ----------------- 3.8S
l Originally l6.ss Blue Spring Coat,
Sizes 1s, 30 -----.--5 5.88
Originally 1895 Navy Blue Coat. Size
(yhrtft Goats and Suits, Third F!oor.)
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WONIEN'S BELTS

s2 Originally leo Woven Fabric Belts
end assorted color feathers 65c
Geather Goods, Main Flesr, The Hecht co.,
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Originally 22.95 to
$500 Junior Misses X
TOppers and Suits
900 each

Exciting "pickin's" for the young crowd!
Classic and dressy suits in navy, black
and pretty pastels-tweeds, twills and
gabardine. 100To wool, basket weave
and heecy toppers. Gan properly labeled
as to rayon and wool content.) Sizes
TO IS in the group.
Yossg Washisstonids Shop, Third
Floor, F Street Building, The Hecht Co.
"Remembsr-Jxsior Miss Is . Gxs-
Not aS Age
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TOiIetrieS at I9c

ANS go u W.
14s Originally 100 Novelty Lamps that
burn perfumed candles --19c
131 Originally 2sc Novelty Lamps that
burn perfumed liquid ------1a 1ac
81 Originally LOO Princess Pat Cheek
tone OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
1s3 Originally zsc Full-Size Lipsticks.
19c
a Originally CSC Pint Bottles Witch
II Originally 60c Atomizer Tops---19c
Originally 100 Beach Bags---19 19c
e6 Originally 39c Kinds Hand Cream,
19c
Originally s5c Face Powders
At 39c
los Originally I.29 Swiss Pine Needle
Bath Oil, 8-ounce bottle -----39c
II Originally 1.50 Metal Frame Hand
1os Originally soc Tooth Brushes 39c
15s Originally SOC Military Comb Gases,
shoe kits and pocket mirrors SOC each
81 Originally 75c First Aid Kits39c
At Sc
e. Originally 1.5o Charbert Perfume,
59c
I6 Originally 1.25 First Aid Kits Sc
a Originally LOO Military Shave Kits,
sewing kits and cases. EACH 59c
19 Originally 100 Cologne and Soap
Sets .---- .-- SIC
Originally 1.10 Bath Powders and
Tales - Sc
81 Originally 100 Nationally Famous
Face Powders ~ -- - SOC
81 Originally 100 Nationally Famous
1duu
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t5ports Shop, Third Floor.)
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R PRICE!
BRASSIERES

Just 152 prize "f1nds!" Cottons,
batiSteS and SINNERS satin. For
small, medium and full bust-lines.
Sizes 80 to 46, but not in each style.
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Junior Miss
"A Apparel-Reduced.

8 Originally 1898 Ice-Cream Plaid
Coats and Suits to Match. Sizes Is and
II In group--------------- -each S.S5
Originally 1875 and 22.95 Spring Suits
In Twills and Tweeds. Sizes to Is
In group
3S Originally 3.s9 Cotton Dresses. Sizes
8 to IS in
Originally 7.9S to 10.95 One-of-a-Kind
AL Properly Labeled as to Rayon
and Wool Content.
sRsmsmbsr-Jssior Miss II q Siss,
Not an Age.
{Yoans washinEtonian Shop. Third Floor.)
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Guidance

Continued from Page One)
OF parental neglect. Preventa.
tive results always have been and
always will be troublesome, he
said. for many obvious reasons.
First IL is difii&llt 10 know what
is developing in child's mind. A
bad suggestion may develop into
vicious. reaction before need for
preventative measures is realiz-
ed. In other cases parents may
not recognize unfavorable indlca-
lions in time to make corrections,
and, frequently in the case of many
parents there is no background of
training for proper direction OF
child habits. Much can be done
for children OF such parents in
the schools. but if work OF the
teachers Is to be effective II must
be followed through into the home.
In such home guidance there is
need for expert field workers.
There is also need for close COOP
Grafton OF schools with home find
ing agencies. DR.. Wybwad said, and
to keep teachers and workers
constantly at their best there is
need for cooperation of all think.
ing residents.
Constructive points brought out
in this formidable discussion will
he reviewed for further considera-
ton at the regular meeting OF the
division members in December.
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Chinese Painting on
Display at Museum

NEW YORK-UP-The Tribute
Horse with Escort. Moving Through
a Mountain Landscape" an ancient
Chinese painting said to be the
Metropolitan Museum Of Arts most
important acquisition OF Chinese
painting in two decades, has been
placed on public view at the mu-
scum for the first time.
The As by 33-inch painting on
silk dates back to the Sung Dynas-
ty. probably the 18th century. Alan
Priest. Curator of Far Eastern Art,
says it appears to be a. sport"
among extant Chinese painting.
The scene is that OF glittering
company passing in procession
through an impressive landscape.
Priest points out that most Chinese
paintings depict individuals and
groups Of persons small in compari-
son with surrounding mountains. a
Characteristic attributed TO the
Chinese realization OF mans place
in the universe. Though the "Trib-
ute Horse is set in majestic noun.
tains, the respondent procession
demands primary attention. Priest
suggests that the painter may have
been paying courtly compliment to
one OF the famous tribute horses Of
his emperor-in this rare instance
weighing Imperial glory against
immortal hills"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-11-24
Lost Job Leads TO
Restaurant Business

WAUKESHA, Wis.-UP-In 1898
% year old Chester Goff lost his
job with the Wisconsin Central
railroad and went into the restau-
rant business. Today his restau-
rant. recommended by Duncan
Hines, the dining authority, is cele-
brating its 50th anniversary.
Golf began as restaurant help
er. Saving his money he acquired
enough capital to start out on his
own. As chief cook, head waiter
and menu planner he supervised
his first establishment, which was
furnished with three legged
stove, eight stools, some cups and
q coffee pot.
Today Goffs restaurant, famous
for its excellent meals and fine pas
tries has seating capacity of 1870.
Among the prominent people
who once washed dishes for Goff
are movie actors Dennis Morgan
and Fred MacMurray.
Three generations OF several
Waukesha families have worked in
the restaurant cooking, waiting on
tables or helping with the Sunday
night smorgasbord.
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National sroadesstlns Company

National Broadeastlna Company
RED NETWORK -WLW 700. WV
$50. wHAM 1850, WMAQ $40
BLUE NETWORK-WNYZ 1870.
coIanbis Brosdeastins Company
WJR go. WBBM $50. WCKY 1880.
WFBM 1860, VICAR i4S0. WBNS
1850. WOOD 1910.
BLUE NETWORk-WOWO 1890.
Mutual Broadeastin5 Company
RED NETWORK WLW 700.
BLUE NETWORK - MLW 100
CKLW 500. WJBK 1890.
WLW 700. WGN 100.
Tonight
NBC-7-Fred WarinE:
S:00-Mr. and Mrs. North;
S:30-East and Band;
9:0O-Eddie Cantor and Quiz
Kids:
9:30-District Attorney;
l0:O0-Kay Kyser Hour.
CBS-T:i5-Harry James Band;
S:00-Red Barber and Sammy
Kaye;
. .900-Lionel Barrymore. the
Mayor
9:30-Jack Carson show;
10:00-Great Moments in Music
1850 Morton Could Carnival.
BLU-7:05-The Falcon;
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Deaths
MRS. BERTHA sRAsANr

W. London. Mich. Nov. 24-Mrs,
Bertha Brabant passed away at her
home. 1884 Palmer Rd, this morn
ing, at the age OF SO years. Daugh-
ter OF George and Catherine Lentz.
she was born March Is, 1854. at
Columbus Grove. Ohio, November
80. 1900. she was married TO VII
liam Brabant at Kalida. Ohio, and
settled on a farm near Columbus
Grove.
In 1912 Mr.. and Mrs. Brabsn,
came 10 Michigan and settled on
the farm where they have lived
the past 81 years. Mrs. Brabant
was a member OF the Oakville
Methodist Church and OF the
W.S.C.S.
Survivors, besides her husband.
are one son, Journey d. at home;
brother. James Lentz Of near
Milan; eight grandchildren; one
great grandson, Eugene Enders,
Army Air Corps, Miss. Two daugh-
tiers preceded her in death. Mrs.
Juanita Enders. May. 1928, and
Mrs. Grace Straub, February. 1871.
Funeral services will be al the
residence at 1880 and at o'clock
at the Oakville Church Saturday
Rev. william Johnson. Milan, will
officiate and burial will be in Lon
don Cemetery.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-11-24

PoUGHKEEPSIE, y. Y.-INS-
For the first time in weeks, the
grim prospect of execution in Sing
Sings electric chair no longer
hung today over the head OF IS
year old Charles Codarre. Instead.
the New York City boy awaited
sentence Dec. 6, possibly to a life
term. for the attack Staying of
Elizabeth Voight, 10. last summer
while he was at an Upstate chill
dren's camp. Edwin saved him.
self from the chair yesterday by
pleading guilty to second degree
murder.
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lakes

Continued from Page One)
corporations "a increased from 90
10 % per cent, and the invested
capital credit reduced to raise an
additional Sel6. 100000 annually.
The existing renegotiation law IL
reyamped TO allow court appeal
and other relief 10 business.
The existing five per cent victory
tax on individuals Is merged into
The exIslIng tax structure.
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Daily Market Report

CABBAGE-No L, bu., sI.25-1.50.
CARROTS-No. / doz. punches.
$l-1.l0.
CAULIFLOWER Blu. fancy. $3.50.
CELERY-Fancy. doz. bchs. $1.l.5O
kOHLRABl-No. /, doz. bchs, 75c-
81.
ONlONS-GRFEN-Doz. punches.
No. l. S1-1.25;- dry, No. l. SO lbs,
$500.
PARSNIPS-No. /, s2.JJ-3.
POTATOES-1O0 lbs. $2.90-3.25.
RUTABAGAS-No. l, bu., S1-1.50.
SQUASH-Hubbard. No. l. bu.
s1.50-175.
TURNIPS- Topped. bu., s125-1.50.
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Municipal Courts

Arraigned before Justice A. NJ
Vandersall. on charges OF being
intoxicated and dlsorderly Lotus
Dicks. 523 W. Michigan Ave. and
Raymond h. Ducharme. ll6ie
Factory St. paid fines o. i25 each
For speeding Howard Miller. VIC
Ia $. Hsdley, and Lester Kersey
each paid SO fines. Oryille Hud.
son. S35 Auburndale Ave. Tor a
delinquent appearance on speeding
charge. was committed 10 serve a
30 day jail sentence In lieu Of pay
ms a SIS fine
Total receipts in municipal court
were Sl7l. while az the police sta
ton SIS was collected for minor
traffic fines.
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CON INUEs TESTIMONY

Detroit. Nov. Gins Testi-
mony from Mrs Madeline McCurry.
a nurse OF % years experience, was
10 continue today before jury
holding an inquest into the Harp
er Hospltal deaths OF Mrs. Mary
Deming. 80. and Samuel Bloom,
who died from oyerdoses OF the
drug doryl Mrs McCurry related
Tuesday evening preceding the
death OF Mrs Deming on Nov. I.
She said she was instructed 10
administer an smpule OF doryl by
Miss Catherine lisa. Mrs. Domingo
private nurse At this point tho
hearing was recessed.
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Ex.TAX EMPLoYE
HEARS OF CHARGES

CHlCAGO-U..--~ ollector OF In
ternal Revenue Carter Harrison
pointed out 10 an employe of IA
years ago the changes in the Of
fice since her departure Collec-
tons for the fiscal year ending
June 80 were s22s,ls460i for 1929
and sl.576.522.242 for 1913. he said,
and the ywere made by stan In
creased from 379 TO i,i03.
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HARVEY h. hURBElL

Harvey II. Hubbell, zoos Sher-
wood Rd.. Willis, passed away in
University Hospital. Ann Arbor,
late Monday evening, after sick
ness lasting four and one half
years. He was born Mar IS, 1855,
the son OF j. Dennis Hubbell and
Metilda Winters Hubbell.
He is survived by five children:
Vernie. Ypsilanti, Milo, who is in
the. armed forces in New Guinea;
Mrs. Nellie Cristobal. Willis; Cecil,
Carleton; and Kenneth, Willis; and
one grandchild, Lois Lee Hubbell.
Funeral services will be in Geer
Funeral Home Friday afternoon
at 2 o'clock with Rev. William r.
Shaw officiating. Burial will be in
Highland Cemetery.
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NEW YORK-INS-A man ten.
tatively identified from papers as
William F. Knapp, 3S, an Indiana
Bell Telephone Company official,
Of clayton. Ind. accidentally plung-
ed to his death from his 18th floor
window OF the Hotel Waldorf-As-
toria early today.
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Births

Son: Perry, to Mr.. and Mrs. S. A.
Diller. 21s1a Oakwood Ave, in
Bluffton, o., Hospital.
Daughter: To Mr.. and Mrs. Clare
Meyer. 40 S. Summit St. at Boyer
Hospital November %. Weight 10
pounds, three ounces.
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Youth Released

A 20 year old youth. arrested by
police for investigation concerning
larceny OF Huron Gray Iron Foun-
dry pay check. was questioned and
released for lack OF evidence Tues
day. The $50 check, made out TO
Charles Bouchie, was stolen from
the time rack OF the foundry,
and cashed at the ShAefer Hard
ware Huron ST. store.
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MRS. HELEN HIxSoN

Funeral services for Mrs. Helen
HiXson will be at o'clock Friday
at the Moore Funeral Home. Rev.
Fenker will officiate and burial
will be in Highland Cemetery.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-11-24
Detroit Livestock

Detroit, Nov. 24-CATTLE:
Common steers brought s9.5O-l0. 50
and cutters. $3.50. Common and me.
dunn heifers brought $S.5O-11.5O, a
few short-fed kinds up to $3.50.
Lightweight cutter heifers sold
downward to $500. Broad buying
activity developed for beef cows
sold at S9.50-10.50, although Mon
days late trade uncovered good
whitefaced cows up to s11.50. Com
mon and medium sows turned large.
ly at s725-9.50: Gamers and cut
tiers mostly $5-7; some very thin
Gamers s4.50-4.75; II was an S1150.
1900 market for good heavy bulls /:
bulk common and medium bulls
ss.50-11.25: cutters down to $3.50.
Common stockers brought $3.50 and
off-color lightweights ranged down
to $3.50.
CALVES: Medium grade brought
sl3.00-15.O0; Gull and common
ranged from s5.0O-12.00; outlet none
too brisk on very thin lightweights.
HOGS-Bulk good and choice
200-270 lbs. hogs sold at 1880
1878; practical top 1915. a few
small lots to local killers at $685.:
Most 100000 lbs. made 1880; 1880
200 lbs. mainly S13.00-13.25: bulk
l4O-16l lbs. s1125-1200; few 1855.
l75 Founders. S12.25.12.75. Sows
bulked at S11.50-l2.O0: a few choice
lightweights. SIPS.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Mixed me.
dunn and good lambs brought S13-
1880: culls and common mostly S.
$50. Demand was broadcast for bet
ter grade, slaughter ewes, bulk com.
mon to choice selling, t3.00-6.0O.
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Ypsilanh Briefs
Drafted

Men 10 report at Fort Sheridan.
H.. Dec. are sylvester Z. Patter-
son. James r. Franklin. Charles A.
Jefferson. Fred Woods is 20 report
10 Great Lakes Naval Training Sta
lion.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-11-24
Vile Preservers
TdIo. RGLN
Buying Prices

A person Of great experience recon-
nends the following treatment 70 remove
white spots from vanished table tops:
Rub spots vigorously with A towel soaked
IN pure ammonia. When the spots disap-
pear. wipe with clear water, ard follow
with a rubbing with wax.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-11-24
Vegetables

CELERY CABBAGE-No. /. bu
-2l.25-l75.
LEAF LETTUCE-No. .. bu.. 75c.
SPINACH No. !. 75c-S1 bu.
BEETS-bu. No. /. s2-2.50.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-11-24
MRS. ROSE ELLA BRYANT

Mrs. Rose Ella Bryant passed
away Tuesday at l1:15 a. m. after
an illness OF several months. She
had lived here on Monroe Ave, and
was born in Fletcher, Ont, Feb.
-, 1879. Mrs. Bryant is survived
by a niece. Mrs. Blanche Mills.
Hawkins St. and a nephew, VIII
Charleton. Short st.
Funeral services will be Friday
at 1880 p. m at the Lucille Rich
ardson Funeral Home, Rev. Henry
Simmons officiating. Burial will be
in Alban Cemetery. Friends may
call at the Funeral Home.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-11-24
Pick Of The Air Today

T:So-Lone Ranger.
5 So Battle % sexes.
s.ol-BaudRagon and Freddie
Martin.
1850 Radio Forum Rep Clare
Booth Luce on "4F Men In
Industry
MRS 100 HANS OF MonterumA;
N2o-Nick carter drama:
$50 Soldiers With Wings.
l1,l5-Sunny Skylar sings.
LARAMIE. Wyo ms A for
mer Kansan who recently lived In
Denver was questioned by Laramie
authorities today regarding his pos
sible connection with three mN-
ders for which Howard W. PickelN
%, Of Syracuse, y. Y, has been
held since last June. The man
WAS identified as Henry Ruhl, 81,
a transient laborer who formerly
resided at Dearborn, Kan.
WINNIPEG, MAINS With
the failure OF Canadian coal strik
ers 10 return to work as a body,
American coal was reported To-
day to be pouring into the Cana
| diam northwest TO sell in compe
tition with domestic fuel.
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This year, we've lots to be thankful for and millions to
be thankful to- We alone, of this earths peoples still
have enough maintain high standard of living at
home, to send boys the material they need and still
be able to extend helping hand to gallant Allies AS
give thanks for the countless advantages enjoy,
in world at war; let newly resolve to do every
thing in power the Home Front to help boys
the Fighting Fronts. For whatever do, they
doing much to preserve for those privileges
and rights which most precious heritage and
greatest blessing!
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-11-24
Boys Escape

boys Escape
Authorities today were searching
for two boys, 10 and u years old,
who escaped from detention head.
quarters in the Washtenaw County
Farm Tuesday.
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Non-essential Calls
on Holiday Unwanted

No matter whether turkeys on
the table or not. take It from the
Michigan Bell its good etiquette
not % make long distance calls
this wartime Thank giving
While the company doesn't pre-.
sumo 10 advise lis customers as
10 the social amenities, II IS anX
ious that the man IN uniform be
given break over rs long dis
lance lines And II doesn't see
how there will be sufficient faril-
i'ies 70 20 around what with the
demand for service and the ma.
terial shortage unless the gen
eral public practices a bit Of long
distance abstinence
Seryicemen are expected 10 be
on the telephone all over the coun-
try that day. trying TO get In
touch with the folks back home"
particularly between : and 10 at
night. the period during which
most OF their calls are placed
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WHEAT-No. .. s1.63ia.
OATS-No. .. white. S0-Slc.
Mailing BARLEY-range. 1892
l52; barley needles, si.cS.
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STOCKHOLM ms Reports
reaching Sweden from Norway
said today that Allied planes had
attacked 1000 ton German de-
stroycr of Karmoey and forced
The vessel ashore.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-11-24

APPLES-McIntosh No. /. s3.50.i
bu., Greetings. $3.50; North
ern Spies. No. /. S3.504 bu. /:
Jonathans. S325-3.5O bu.; Steel
Reds. No. l. t3.50-4 bu.
Evening star., 1943-10-09
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

CLERICAL POSITION by middle-aged
woman: can operate P. B. x, references
DRIEssMAKfNtGi,' designing, remodeltns and
alterations, reas. Mrs. Bert, 1880 Irving
ST. NV. Apt. 4 AID 223s
GIRL, coIored student, one year college
wishes afternoon work in shop or Office
Girl, neat. light colored, wants day or
night work in cafeteria, hotel or hospital.
MI. 63O3.
GIRLS 20 colored. want woyk as sales
ladies, markers or wrappers. Gail DI. h69l
LEGAL SECRETARY. exp. wishes eve.
WORK sel. hrs VIZ. n real estate offlce,
downtown or NV. Box 39-C, star.
NURSE, coiored. Will work reasonable.
For information. call Ludlow 5Ojs.
REGISTERED ESS1ONAL NURSE for
busy doctors Office; from C,ty Hospital,
New YORK; 10 VS.. act!ve experience. III
c!uding 4 as head Of wards young, active
and serious; interested IN profession. Phone
CO. % -.
SECRETARY STENOGRAPHER. excep-
tonaI ability. II years varied experience,
law. sal, S45. Box 45-C, Star IL
STENOGRAPHER- -BoOKKEErER, available
afternoons from ! 10 }. Accustomed 10
preparing income tax returns, 10 years
exp. in construction and real estate otfce.
Call Mrs. Baxter, GE. O14s
Evening star., 1943-10-09
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

M yo 5os spANRSH W>c b6Ye
desired. Native. Box f9U-A, Star. To-
SPANISH, native teacher, Conversational
method: beginners, advanced students:
small groups. Senor Ramos, Republic 1916.
FLYING INSTRUCTION.
Civilian flying instruction available for
men and women at Shepherd Field. Mar
tinsburg. w Va.
Call MartinsburC alo1-J-3