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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-03
HOUSES FOR SALE


COLoRED--W CD. BLVD lat Nnford)
7-rm. brick veneer. sim. ut, 3-car gar.
$1,000. 81 900 down. T.. SLOBIN TR.
i-03S6-TY .3-7ii5
COLORED WILLIAMS Buchanan: 9 rms,
stove ht., 50. 500. ONLY S495 down
Immediate possession. sLOBIN, TR. l-O366
or TN. f-lll5.
COLoRED BARGAIN
R!oPslle, 1901, Attractive large rooms
gar. SGP50. only 500 down We. 1850.
-McDougaH Beautiful iI-roorn
brick; bot air, excellent condition. 81. 500.
terms Immediate possession. Fitzroy 2f7s.
coLoRED - Three bedroom home, 500
Vinewood, near Grand River; terms.
Call Randolph 4g56 or 533 Dime Bldg.
cOLORED - North OF Boulevard. near
Woodward brick, II rooms. s bedrooms.
steam heat; $4,000. TO SSH.
COLoRED-- Brick 2-hat. rooms each,
separate furnaces, Dear garage; 81. 500
down. TO. s-s772.
coLoRED-B Bargain. hurry! Whitewood.
SIS 2-car garage, $500. 81, $50 down.
Melrose 9fs3
coLoRED-west side; vacant: rooms
steam heat; $4,000. Si,4O0 down. Tyler
7-7090.
coLoREp-Y Vincent Mel ougal: vacant: g
rooms, $500 down. Bargain. Fitzroy 1913.
FLATS FOR SALE
ANToINETTE. 2254-5-room, bath, lower.
a.room, bath, upper good buy.
81, 500. $500 down Temple 1853
BEWICK- Charlevoix- e-s. 2 h. a.
furuarry- gar; -c1ty SS,1oJ. 'fsrr1s.----
ABDoo REALTY co. lie. s5l3
CHARITABLE, 2os4 - At Clark Park:
vacant modern 5 Es.euss- and bath each !;
oak drought; separate furnaces: garage;
az transportation. So 600 handles.
ELSA REALTY & VE5TAFNT co.
62l7 W FORT vi. l-14oo
ARBoRE-FeFBeYr near ReiRe- Plant
brick 4-flat. 5 rooms and bath each
oak floors. steam heat brick garages,
50 TOO terms.
ELSA REALTY & INVESTMENT co.
s2l7 w, FORT VI. i-i40o
HOWARD, 1898; TT, baths, brick. steam
stnkeri good condition. Owner viii rent.
Cherry 1i72.
HUMBOLDT. 4222-4--2 flat. rooms and
BAH eaeh brick -hnt-alr- furancea;;
stoker for upstairs: gear garage; income
$50 month. 50, 500, 81. 500 down. Call
owner. Dawson 0sis.
MAYBURY GRID, 54l5. at Klrby-Brick
duplex. rms ga fun hase't., n. a. ut. !;
Scar gar, 81 600 On. IMMEDIATE pos
session
MAYBURY. 35ie--Slx. five: hot air furn-
aces, 3-car garage. $4,000. ST. 900 down,
$50 month. LAFAYETTE OT00
TUXEDO. 3s2-Briok, 6-s. slate roof. ma
tursl nreplaees. side drive. double ga
rage. rents $50 monthly; sacrifice. PI.
1853
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SENECA, $3.50

Want immediate sale TO settle estate. Va
cant. I rms. bedrms.. stoker steam
near schools, transportation. Liberal terms.
Fullbeck, CN 1-i42O.
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ROYAL OAK

Second Avenue $50: groom; breakfast
nook; newly painted, decorated 2-car
garage: 40-foot lot. $500. terms. open
ii NOrthiavn 1921.
RUTHERFoRD-Nr. W. Chicago. Owner
mus, sell. 5 rms, bath, large attic. h. a.
ht close TO transp. Priced for quick sale
on terms. Call MCFARLAND BROS. DE.
1880.
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MAYBURY. 35ie--Six. five: hot air furn-
aces, 3-car garage 81. 800. 81, 800 down,
S32 month. LAFAYETTE o700.
TUXEDO 3s2-Briok, 6-s. slate roof. ma
tural fireplaees. side drive. double ga
rsge, rents $50 monthly; sacrifice. PI.
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SIX ROOMS

Attractive three bedroom colonial near
Gratiot and Mile: double garage, side
drive, storm windows, doors. screens. avn
ings. oil heat: very fine condition. I'm
mediate possession. S7.lSo. terms. Infor-
nation, owner. PIngree s4a5
sTRATHMooR-GD RiVER-Brick, Calf
fornia type bungalow, rooms. bed.
rooms, one up. oak throughout, natural
fireplace. 40 II. lot, garage, at transporta-
ton. 50 900 handles.
ELSA REALTY a INVESTMENT CO
62l7 FORT w vi i-1400
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TRINITY, NEAR sCHOoLCRAFT
fam, dn.. 4 up-<ie00
owner sacrificing for quick sale on terms!
Good location, close 20 transp., large lot.
i04xil2. For full details, call MCFARLAND
BROS, DE. 1880.
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COLORED
COLORED-FINE INCOME

A sTEAL,--5 BRICK TERRACE
rms. each; separate furnaces: excellently
located at 5225-40 Maybury Grand. Only
So. 500. 81, 500 down. Better hurry!
1850 SHERMAN ef4e
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ELsEA REALrY-& INVESTMENT co
62l7 FORT w vi. l-l4OO

OPEN ToDAY-Pinehursi. s345. near Chi
cago. Modern brick bungalow with ex-
ira features: priced right for quick sale
ELSA REALTY d INVESTMENT co.
h2l7 FORT W. VI. l-lio0
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$500 DOWN

Hudson close Van Dyke. between SO
Mile. rooms, bedrooms Only 50 600,
TW. i-702o
s.RooM year-round house. reasonable.
near Walled Lake: water frontage: also
hard coal baSeburner. $40 Wolverine
Drive, Wolverins Lake. Telephone Walled
Lake 72FiI.
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MORRELL, 20O9-i1-Two modern homes
on corner lot; one rooms, bedrooms.
and one 8 rooms. 3 bedrooms; both in
good condition; oak floors and fnish. full
Easements and furnaces; bargain, 5000
n
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-03

HAMpsHfPE, 1895 near Charles and
Harper Income bungalow. upper four
rooms hath. garage. stoker healed. WORK
ing couple preferred owner present on
sunday oct g. from 20 S p. m.
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Lincoln PIX. Council. 1853

rms, attic, storm sash and screen
basement; IS, 557. 1885 On.
w. l. CROWLEY
1924 Fort. Lincoln Park At. 1910
MADDELEIN, i495e-Five- room cottage,
2.car garage; immediate possession.
$3.50. terms. CA. &1l7 or PR. 5627.
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MOLINA CLOSE VAN DYKE
S rms, brick. ! yr. old; very clean: tile
bath, kitchen sink: garages. solid drive I.
screens. storm windows; only $1,000. 81, 500
down. Owner must sell. TW. i-7020.
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CoLoRED-E. Milwaukee, 27o; 2-story,
brickcted, rms, bath. ONLY So, 100,
1880 dn. Possession. 30 days. RIA. 1854
evenings. TO. s-2i57
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neighborhood: 81, 500 down, $50 per
month: stone and brick. 8 large rooms.
bath, breakfast room. bedrooms; all
newly decorated: full basement. gas heat.
home must be sold by Oct 2lst. leaving
The city. John J. Kennedy. 1851 Cameron.
To
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HOTELS
BARLUM HOTEL

ADEkEA HOTEL
81 ~ NJ, pleasant outside rooms. Mile
circle 1918 Cass Temple l-7iO0.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-03

COLoRED-sis4 cameron-owsn--Eic 4
rooms: $500 down. 1924 Russell vacant
soon): $500 down. Clinton Dubois, 2-hat,
SIS: $500 down. ut. Elliott section. store
and 2-hst; $500 down. Bethgne- Brush, 9
rooms, furnished, vacant soon. 1923
Goodwin near canln, rooms. Kenilworth-
John r., lovely brick 2-nat. Another brick
2-aAt on Mt. Vernon-John r, Stanley
Tilman, brick, as, 2 furnaces, garages,
Many more Edelman, 1924 Oakland, al
Westminster. TO. 7.ai93.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-03

TWELFTH near Plne-Arranged as 8
housekeeping apartments steam heat.
Income si4o monthly. $500. $1,000
down, $50 month.
c. W. SIMON. 2es5 Michigan. LA. o7oo
TWO houses. IS, 500, 81, 600 down, S45
monthly; rented $67.5o Murray 1862.
VERMONT. 4ei2-s rms. full basement,
furnace: garage. ONLY $500. $500
down. Appointment only Fl. COOS
vIcKsBURC, 4o5i-Four bedrooms. 2
baths. ? garages; Will sell either FUR
nished or unfurnished; terms 10 desirable
party. Raymond NJ Shock. 535 Dime
BLDG Randolph 1888.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-03

GROW YOUR owE-Buy little farn
an a' Tromi ISa' Ei' sssa. sSs Main 4
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s BIG ROOMS

AND A DANDY AGAR GARAGE
Vacant. immediate possession. The Kitchen
Is ghXt7. There are two big bedrooms.
one 10 i5kri4, the other ilxf3. RS
So, $50, with $500 down Hurry. ~
CRiGER-RoYAL OAK pS5e
1927 r. MI.-HAzEL PARK
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Colored-Blvd. Warren

Four family brick. I'VE rooms eacn, fndi-
vidual Easements, furnaces, garages; slate
roof Priced for action, $li 500. 81. 500
fdwn. WALDEN TKINITY -ise4fe.----
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FURNISHED Rooms ron RENT

ATKINSON. 17f5-slngls, double sleeping
room. private home, excellent transpor-
'atiDn. Trinity 2-22Ss
ATTRACTIVE room for employed couple .
% cooking: excellent transportation.
Madison 1888
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-03

GROW your own. buy a little farm NEAR
Royal Oak. y &C, $3.50. only s. On.
Trorlley- IL e3s7. 2o9 n. Main. r o.
APIS ron aENr-ruRNIsHEp
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-04-23
Help Needed on
Making Dressings

Ypsilanti women are not doing
their share toward meeting the
Washtenaw County quota OF sur
gical dressings for the American
Red Cross. a survey by Mrs. Jos
eph Hughes, surgical dressings
chairman reveals.
In one month she found that
197 women had given $50 and
one quarter hours 10 make s.
dressings.
OF these women Al were stu.
dents. - were business and pro
fessional women. and los wele
from the resident population
New headgear designed 10 GOV
er all the hair was demonstrated
al surgical dressings meeting
this week when he groups were
visited BY Mrs F.. y Lambie Re-
Cross area Instructor who was a..
companied b. Mrs Bradley Pat
ton. Washtenaw County surgical
dressings chairman simplified
methods OF making bandages we're
also demonstrated.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-04-23

Washington. Apr. 23-INS-Man-
power Commission officials admit
ted today that President Roose-
velts recent "hold-the-line" order
had knocked out rs per cent OF the
possibilities Tor wage increases on
the part OF organized labor.
This. they acknowledged. is the
prime reason for an incipient re
volt in labor ranks, including both
the Clio and ALL. and not so much
tho jOh-wsga freeze regulations
H-.ct wrrs !ssled by VINO chief
faui v. McNutt TO implement the
Presidents directive.
Fowler W. Harper. VINO deputy
chairman. disclosed that a meeting
will be held in Washington tomor-
row with Representatives of the
CLOS United Automobile Workers
Union. which condemned the Nc
SUIT regulations as "undemocratic"
and instructed its members to re-
sign from area and regional VINO
management-labor committees.
Expresses Hope
Harper expressed the hope that
an. understanding" could be
reached and the powerful JAW. an
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-04-23
British Eighth Army Seeks
to Punch Through Ron,mel's
'Iast Ditch" Line to Tunis
Wounded Soldiers
Guests at Factory

Twenty-six soldiers, wounded In
South Pacific battles, we're cheered
by the workers at tho Ford Bomber
Plant In East Epsilanti. when the
veterans, who came from the Percy
Jones Military Hospital at Battle
Creek. toured the plant Thursday.
Several pilots and crew members
OF the big'fourengined bombers
who received their operational
training at the Bomber Plant be-
fore going overseas were included
in the visitors and they expressed
their amazement at. the increased
production OF the plant since they
were stationed there.
Major A. c. Krukowski, adiutant
at the Percy Jones Hospital, was in
charge OF the soldiers party.
Among those greeting the visitors
was Col George h. Strong: plant
protection chief OF the central pro.
curement district OF the Army Air
Forces. and Major Frank Moonert,
resident representative OF the
AAF
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-04-23
Nazis, Italians
Contest Every
Inch of Land
Filters Clamor For
Chance to Strike
at Japan
lRy International News seryIcsl

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my ln.ernat'ohai n,ms oc' ".
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army anu NsA h''lna NoIps 49,
iocheu III l''ious hanu,.o "''' nsn
ing 'o"ay AZ une iosl y, p"t
echoeu 'hroush hor'ns'h iu"'''"'
mountainous 'eIla'h,
Inc am OF ehploulhk manu- s
hadeS ana ihachiuo gun enu .,
iery hIe On tne hro""u vas aus
men.eu ny pias,s vi az 'a' ooI"os
anu me chat,er Oh ARA, odnnon ~
Alilen planes harnniereu Ie'e"''eE
~ AT lhe hhru'pIesAeu Zoe,
FShting was p a,e'cu'S''' "'sS
near captured iasIouna, IN ,na
nelsnporhood OF hhhaa'ihe, as n'It'
ISM Cen SIT bernaru h' mohtsotn.
eVs desert patt'e NeteIans souspt
20 p"n.n pa.n W u..o mus"
NeM flelu Marshsi hr"l" noin-
mel Iaststah" nelehsss' nun ,ia
meis men were pro'ortsu Ny nlu;
uen gun empiaoeinonts On 'oi 'uou'
roaus ana pains
IL was III 'his area tnat one sloup
OF Germahs' pushed 10 ,ne eus, OF
precipi.e' was hu''e" '"'o y" '''''
grove below
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-04-23
ManpOwer Commission Sees
Incipient Revolt in Labor

organization OF over 100000 mem.
bers with its principal strength In
Ohio, Michigan and Kentucky. per
suaded TO continue participation in
the governments voluntary labor
sterilization program.
Mr.. Roosevelt's recent "hold-the.
line order withdrew from the War
Labor Board the authority TO grant
wage increases in cases OF "inequi
ties or. 10 other words, to adjust
wages watch are below prevailing
scales in an area. wLB was left
with power only 10 grant increases
within the Little steel formula" or
in cases Of "substandard' pay
rates.
VINO officials pointed out that
the latter provision was of little
benefit to organized labor since
there is little union strength in so.
called "substandard' wage fields
The wages wouldn't be substandard
II the workers were members OF a
labor organization, it was eK
planned.
The authority 10 correct wage
"inequities" was reserved by the
President 10 Economic Sterilization
Director James F. Byrnes. who has
indicated firmly that he will hold
the-line." WLB has ordered cancel
latioa OF some 10000 wage increase
cases put before it on grounds OF
"inequities."
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-04-23
Senate Wdens
Inquiries Into
arPubEcity
Both War, Navy
Departments to
be Summoned

Washington. Apr. 2S-INS- The
Senate Judiciary Committees in
quiry into war publicity and prop
uganda today was broadened to
cover the entire. vast scope of
government public relations in
connection with the war effort.
Sen. Joseph {. O'Mahoney CD
Wyo.. in charge OF the probe, said
that it will go far beyond the ini-
tial examination OF the Office OF
War Information.
81 think we should look into the
methods under which both. the
War and Navy Departments op.
crate. said O'Mahoney. We
should call Secretary OF War Slim
son. Secretary OF the Navy Knox
and other officials OF these de
partments before US.
We want 10 get clear picture
of how information regarding the
war is handled by all OF these
agencies. both with a view 10 con
sideration OF appropriations or
any legislation
The committee, It was indi-
Gated. will seek to determine
whether there is any conflict be
tween Elmer Davis, owl director,
and the armed services over
methods OF informing the public.
One member OF the judiciary
committee, who declined 10 be
quoted, complained Of the navy OBJ
/ serving the anniversary OF the
attack on Pearl Harbor by disclos-
/ ing the extent of the damage and
making such a "splurge' on the
air raid on Tokyo year after IL
happened.
Meantime. members Of a Sen
ate Agriculture subcommittee pre-
pared for blow-swapping between
! Davis and Rubber Director VIII
liam NJ. letters, who are expect
ed to appear before the subcom
mittee on Monday TO air their diff.
ferences over the rubber program
The fight over the rubber pro
gram grew hotter yesterday when
n Cdersecretary of Wary Patter
son. repeatedly backed by Petrol
cum Administrator lckes, was
quoted as charging that letters
victory in obtaining priority FOL
his synthetic rubber program was
hampering production Of high oc
tame gasoline and causing com
bat planes TO be grounded.
Jeffers counteIed with state
ment declaring:
The statement attributed Il
the Undersecretary OF War and al
legged TO have been concgrred in
by the Secretary OF Interior is
SO serious and so directly affects
the war effort and the American
people. and might contribute Sc
materially 10 the comfort Of the
enemy that It calls for immediate
investigation to bring out the true
facts for presentation TO the 1870
r0O0000O Americans referred 10 by
the Undersecretary=of War
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-04-23
.Folkes Facing
Death Penalty

Albany, Ore. Apr. 2S-lNS- A
sentence OF death in the Oregon
gas chamber hung over Robert +.
Lee Folkes. Los Angeles negro, to-
day following his conviction TO first
degree murder in the Lower 49,
staying OF Mrs. Martha Virginia
James.
The fury OF eight women and
four men doomed the youthful din
ing car cook by refusing 10 recon.
mend leniency. Under oregon law
the verdict carries mandatory
death sentence.
Folkes was convicted OF slashng
the throat OF the pretty bride Of a
Navy ensign when she resisted him
in lower 13 berth OF Southern
Pacific Limited Jan %
The jury reached its verdict after
nearly a day and a half OF delibera-
ton.
Neither Folkes nor his mother.
who sat in the audience. betrayed
emotion when the verdict was
read.
Defense Attorney Leroy LomaX,
Jr., however, allowed his voice TO
tremble as he demanded that the
jury be polled.
As Judge l.. Guy Lewelling pro
ceeded to ask each jury whether he
approved the verdict LomaX inter
rupted to ask that he he allowed TO
refer 10 the oregon code.
81 know how to poll a jury,
Judge Lewelling snapped
To his question, is this your
verdict each juror relied yes.
Sentence viii he pronounced Mon
dav.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-04-23
Girls Held,
Purse Taken

purse snatching on Michigan
Ave. Just west OF the river. was
reported 10 police Thursday by the
victim, Miss Julia Barso, r. r. ],
Milan
Miss Barso said three young men
were lettering in front OF a dance
hall Wednesday night and that
when she came out one OF them
held her, one held her sister. MAJ
garet. and another snarhed her
purse Shortly, the snatcher re-
turned with her purse and gave It
10 her, but she reports that she
did not discover until later that
there were missing from the re-
turned purse an a and &C. gaso-
line ration stamp book. issued to
John Barso, an operators license,
social security card, birth certih-
cate, tire inspection chart and 80
in cash.
The snatcher fitted the descrip-
ton Of the man who seized the
purse OF Miss Lucille Gehrke, April
ls. being six feet. two inches tall.
ABOUT IL years Olu anu noni INC
red.brown jacket. brown hat and
light shirt and having dark hair.
She said he was carelessly dressed.
She described the youth who held
her while her purse was being taxi
en-. as FIVE feet nine inches tall.
and said he was wearing a purple
sweater with Normal" printed on
il and bearing a ball insignia. The
young man. who held Miss Barsos
sister. who accompanied her. W.
described as being FIVE feet and
five inches tall, and wearing a
light gray top coat Miss June
Drew. II F.. Main St. Milan, ac-
rompanied the Barso sisters at the
time OF the crime.
The car in which the young men
lef' was described by the girls as
q tan Ford two-door coach. They
Sc j the right rear and front fend-
crs Of the car were damage.
Al three OF the girls said they
could positively identify the three
Young men taking part in the rob
berry.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-04-23
Fourth Term
aIling Flat

Washington. Apr. % -INS-Sen.
Kenneth s. Wherry CR) Neb., today
said that efforts OF the Once OF
War Information TO create popu-
lar demand for a fourth term for
President Roosevelt have fallen
fiat.
The Nebraska senator. who also
is western director for the Re
publican National Committee, and
who has just returned from trip
to Kansas city. Mo. and his home
state. declared that public senti'
ment on the fourth term issue
lranscends all other topics in pub
lie and private discussions.
II contacted many persons on my
trip 10 the Midwest Wherry said
and in all conversations on topics
OF public interest the fourth term
movement arouses greater interest
than even the question OF postwar
problems
And yet Elmer Davis, OF the
Office Of War Information. tells the
Senate Judiciary Committee thai
the fourth term talk hasn't ye
reached the status OF news. May
be M Davis doesn't consider 4
news because he weighs IT on thu
scales OF a created demand. And
II they haven't created the demanC
yet then they have fallen flat II
their efforts"
Wherry is co.author with Sen
styles BRIGGS (RD g. H., OF a pro
posed amendment 10 the Fedora
Constitution they plan 10 introduce
soon which would limit the tenure
Of the Presidents Office TO tive
terms
The only way 10 safeguard thu
American people and preserve th'
system OF checks and balances II
our government Il 10 permit thu
+ people TO vote on such a constitu
! tional amendment" Wherry said.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-04-23
Easter
Coming Here

Ypsilanti this afternoon was turn
ing from the lamentations OF Good
Friday to a contemplation OF the
bright prospect Of Easter Sunday.
And that Easter will be bright
seems a foregone conclusion with
stores almost TO the proportions Of
the annual Christmas rush.
Millinery, mems and women's
suits. dresses and shoes are going
over the counters in large num-
bers. Even juniors are fee'ag ne
urge to dress up for Ess, per
haps as a defan. gesture at the
Axis.
Florists are finding new markets
for table plants. lilies, corsages
and shoulder bouquets.
Unprecedented demands are be-
ing made on cleaning establish
ments and today the rush on food
stores was assuming considerable
proportions.
The uplifted feeling may only be
the relief experienced from a long.
persistent winter but there seems
to be much evidence pointing to
restored confidence in the interna-
tional outlook and a new promise OF
better living not too far ahead.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-04-23
..AII-Out'' For
War Bonds

Buy a war bond!


And when you do it think of the boy next door Re-
member how many long months ago he left Ypsilanti.
What hard, hot days of drilling he had to take? And
remember the fine opportunity the splendid future he
had to leave in order to his country?
Why not make it two bonds?
You didn't have to leave home. You didn't have to
march long weary miles with heavy pack your back.
end You haven't been hot, thirsty hungry. And you
haven't lain awake in your tent at night miserable and
lonely.
Couldn't you make that three bonds?
Remember how that little kid who used to break
windows is saving your life, liberty and pursuit of hap
pness now? Remember how tough it was in the sweer
ing junges of New Guinea with Japanese snipers trying
to pick him off? Remember the mud and slime boys
crawed through while you tucked your napkin under
your chin and squared away for fine full meal? And
remember how hard they fought for inch of that
forsaken land?
Don't you think maybe these boys entitled to four
bonds?
You could squeeze out the money for them. Think of
Guadacanal! Remember how those good American boys
hung there? Remember that kid from here who
stayed so long his clothes almost rotted off him?
Honest fea, don't you think you really ought to buy
five bonds?
You know Ypsilanti has splendid young men in
North Africa too. And that's mighty tough spot TO be
in! But they're not whimperng. They're tickled to
death to be chasing Rommel. But its costing them lot
Think of the grim behind that statement made by
Roane Warng National Commander of the American Lee
gion Thursday. He said American casualties there
have been terrific. And you know what that means
That youngster down the street may come home
Take look at his mother at his father Take look
your bank account.
Buddy, don't you think you ought to make it an about
investmen-invest every cent you have in bonds?
They give their lives, you lend your money.