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ADVERTISING DISPLAY

CARLSON sTUDIos-Aevertising displays.
posters. 1909 Brush street Telephone
Randolph Ella.
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Lost and Found


B1LLFoLD-Lost important papers Rob
EFT Mont Eomery Keen money return
papers hi'lfold. Temple Lars
BLACK purse. size makeup bag keer
money, return wedding ring Prospect
2a6s
BOSTON bun male one eye vicinity Wis
cnnsin Grand River. Reward Northlawn
1920
BROWN wallet lost SATURDAY ngh, around
Livernois and Michigan Reward. Tele-
phone OR 62s5
LADY's pink purse between second Third
on Glendale, containing money. important
papers Reward 1912 Holland. Brming
ham CAL Birmingham 2i25.w
LOST -BOXER DOG
Answers 20 name "Cnpper': fawn with
n'Hrk face. white marks uu top ~ forehead
white forepaws This dos listed with e
war effou and was waiting call Last seen
Strrday at MouroN ,and Hastings y Call
Randolph 1913. 7ln Monroe
LOST Brown dog with white marking
ANSWERS 20 name -rf Pal. VERY gentle
q pet WCou1g = harness. Tyler s-7A3s
1879 Brunette.
watch Vicinity sans Keepsake Name
your own reward. Temple 2-7es1.
LOST skirt brown wool gabardinS, vicinity
Orchestra PlAce.John r. Liberal reward.
Mrs. Preston Columbia 0gQ0
LOST-Apri 25fh. blIe Notebook essential
aviation cadet material on a!rplanes.
Reward Lafayette s045
LOST Pomeranian. male. red Andy -
Canhe'1-St Antoine Mack vicinity. Re
ward Temple i-02sg
LOST Black Pomersnian. male: vicinity
Warren Dubois 80 Auhln Reward. Tenn
T'e i-of-r
SMALL brown parcel Containing fountain
psr Iosf vicinity SieFelt ~ Woodward
sfJeef car a West Grand Ave Townsend
S 1251.
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RfsInESTIAr--fO- Dor window storm
screen service. northwest section. TEN
LII. .lF21.
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Lost and Found

WALLET lost vicinity Spokane Grand River.
Reward Fitzroy 9O33.
WIRE-HAiRED fux terrier. male; black
white, tan. Major" Reward. Trinity
2-6720
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rAI>ri>G. DECORATING

.A.i phpEI.HANGlNG. calsomlninl and
painting Any time Temple .Hn1'9
ptpERHhNGlNG IMMEDIATE SERVICE
Srasonab.e prccs Telephone Hoearih S'2e.
CONSULT tho enlarged Real Ectafe lis'.
i1ss .l The bis sunday Times Want Ad
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PINSTERING
RI uBlNG AND HEATING

ASS sal plumbing. heating installed. Re.
i-.. uF Uatter plumber TO. 5-I13J-
,I btbE TbDuRtt
sewers Hu--Hnd crooks rrr.rr'f
Htr ava .rF Nee
maya ttp.s lrtA cFaart
t,s t"aSmIn t'tsA NsaN
TEMPLE 1-Nf2t
-. r..aI.g 30 Nsss Sewers DRAINS
....t-. machine. L..ttt equip
oregon .54s
ILNHEtN tG.rE reralrs s,teRt'a
ftN t--t class Wttemai'sr'p
-sfrr frfH
tt.rrE-Er U-ATINg . TtfsIc5 re-.
eer 81 months O. pas
sewers l.eat-d e.s.fr.a'''
. ieas Ah.e Madison
srsse. 18.hrTr sewer service
qua. TF -.t1.-r lE 24s.l
. DUH no t.aHss- Eea. tvefe H.f
-r rl .4res. THO" Want Al
ise,t
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INSULATION
LAWNS AND GARDENS
MArTRI sSEs RENOVATED

a DEFENSE against high prices have
your mattress renovated Miller" 1905
KerchevaI Lenox 1884. 10sf1 East JET
fersan. LcnoN 2970.
MATTRESS rcuovatine iuncrsprlug mat
tress. reasonable. quality wofkmanshlp
ruarautofd Hatiey. Randolph hooe
MATTRESSES renovated like new posi-
lively guaranteed star Mattress Co
HOeartn $3.50.
CONSULT she pnlarged Real Estate llst-
iu1 iu ,hc bg sunday Tmts want Ad
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MAsHINn MACH. sMLLpER RLrAIRINl
WINDOW CILtNING

ALL makes repaired: rebuilding. ruSran.
ferA workmanship reasonable. free
estimates Murray Uf51
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BICYCLES AND IRIGlCLES
nRICk. CENENr. 1900 nAelMENI.
BRIcK BAsENrNr. >rrooo >uI>C
cARpIr AND RuG ,Lft>l>G
CEMENT WORN

SERVICE Eur clesr.nl ~a.t,t arR,
CaTysfIuE -pecAfy. .sHrsr'rI insure.
3 s1 LaWu8a.o Nlrrvr.r ---
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u.FCTRICAL RfPAIRING An WUUNC
ELECTRIcAL stIrII>
FLOOR SANDING. WtNiND. Er,.

ELECTRIC supplies Hgrt hnfa-,s rlare,
cents. Rays 1888 Cra..' fl. -.5
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ADDITIONS, ALTERATIONS

CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate list
ings in the big sunday Times Want Ad
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ITNffGATaRS
rUKNAcf CIIANING. RErNIRiNp

THE OEA,Aa Cyar-e Gas c., SD,
i.ararfee- TN. --seft.
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AL. REPAIRING, Is yrs experience al
i0a6es guar. snyder Service TO 6-50l6
NAsHIN9 sewing machine. yaclums re-
paired. r1ulht, sgd, work guaranteed
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c.. O. P.

CONTINUED from Page One)
that It reserved to this nation pro
lection" of its own interests, its
constitutional system OF treaty rati-
fication, and the right to remain
armed.
Specifically, the Council declared
the following policy:
II. Prosecution Of the war by a
united nation TO conclusive victory
over all our enemies, including:
"(A) Disarmament and disorgani-
cation Of the armed forces of the
Axis
"(B) Disqualification OF the
Axis to construct facilities for the
manufacture OF the implements of
war.
"(C) Permanent maintenance OF
trained and well equipped armed
forces at home.
"2. Responsible participation by
the Emitted States in postwar
cooperative organization among
sovereign nations to prevent mill
tary aggression and to attain perm
anent peace with organized justice
in a free world"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-09-08
Schools

Continued from Page One)
There are at present 80 teachers
in-the system having been here
for nine years or over. he stated.
To WeIoh Hall
Mr.. Chapelle announced that sec
tions OF the 4th. 5th. and 9Th
grades will be housed in Welch
Hall at the Normal College. due to
congestion in grade schools this
year. Children and teachers who
will go into the new building will
be determined this afternoon In a
meeting Of building principals.
following enrolment which took
place this morning.
New teachers introduced at the
meeting were: Ralph King. sci
ence; Miss Teresa Lennon, math-
ematics; Mrs. Josephine Perry,
elementary; Mrs. Nettie Mass, ele-
mentary: Mrs. Laura J. Mullins,
elementary. Miss Bernice Jacobs,
physical education; Miss Evonne
Joiner, elementary; Mrs. Betty
Matthews Tyler. elementary; Mrs.
Marguerite Ross. elementary; vii
liam Bedford. industrial arts; Nor
man Cobb, mathematics; Mrs. Jean
Raglan. social studies. and Mrs.
Urdine Davis. elementary.
Following the general meeting
building principals met with their
groups in discussing problems OF
individual schools.
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Municipal Court

Municipal court disposals of in.
toKication and disorderly charges
Tuesday morning were: Michael
Deyine, Corine Hotel. $40 fine or 10
days In county Jail; Elmo Lapplnen.
SIS or 20 days: Leo Hodgson, Sl5
or 90 days; Billie Barber, $40
or 10 days Joseph May, S25 or 80
days; Joseph Manus, SIS or 20
days; Cyril Crosby, $40; viii
liam Penix. SIS or 80 days; Orville
Walker, SIS or 20 days; Della Whit
ers, 80 days with sentence sus-
pended if she stays out Of county
for two years.
For being dlsorderly, Walter
Wilburn, III n. Huron ST.. was Civ
en- s15 or 20 days; Robert Partillo.
$40 or 10 days; Emil Barnard, SIS
or 90 days; Tudor Alikasovich. So
or 30 days; Charles w. BrowD,
SIS or so days.
For reckless driving, Herman
Seeburger was given assessment
of $50 or so days; Prince Wade,
$50 or so days; Harold Forester.
955 W. Cross St. t25; Leonard
Ramey, SIS. and two passengers
in his car each paid S25 for being
intoxicated.
For driving with expired license
plates and allowing unlicensed driv-
er to operate his car, Charles Cru
bsugh paid IS.
Three persons fined for speed
ing we're among those assessed
at the local police station. The
offenders each fined SIC, we're
Bryce Amundson, Donate Masca.
and Arthur Smith. For stop street
violation Robert Danson paid s..
while Josephine Crane was assess.
ed 81, for failure to heed a traffic
sign. For blocking a fire hydrant
Harm Kvoistra paid 50. Minor traf.
&c violations yielded 81.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-09-08
Hundred Thirty
Tots at Spencer

Approximately 1870 children had
enrolled in the kindergarten sec
ton OF Spencer School today. with
school officials anticipating at least
40 more children by the end OF
the week. Registratlon at the
school got underway Tuesday with
the kindergarten group. with 9th
ers scheduled to enroll throughout
the week. The number Of children
who having registered thus far
is approximately the number antici-
pated in a pre-school check.
Progress on Building B. FIRST OF
the three new government build
ings to near completion, is rapid.
with nearly all of the available ma
terials and workmen concentrated
there in an attempt to complete
the building. at least partially. 10
be ready for occupancy next week
when classes are scheduled to be.
gin.
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Curfew

Continued from Page One)
full errand or employment TO be out
after 1880.
The child found at large during
the forbidden hours is not to be con-
fined by police officers except with
consent OF parents or guardians o.
unless the legal custodians OF the
child refuse to be responsible for
observance OF the ordinance by the
minor.
If investigation OF case in
which the curfew law Is violated
leads police officers to believe the
child is growing up without proper
guidance court proceedings to pro.
tect his interests are to be taken.
Anyone violating the ordinance.
including the parent. guardian. or
child, will be subject to a $50 fine
or Imprisonment not to exceed 80
days
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War

CONTINUED from Page 0ne)
ued its advances all along the
southern front after liberating SOC
more communities and adding T.,
500 slain Nazis to the toll OF 400,
900 Germans killed in the current
summer offensive.
Large forces of German tanks
thrown into the battle for the Do
nets Basin failed to halt the on.
rushing Soviets, who recaptured
KonstanInovka, important railroad
town 40 miles north OF the gravely
imperilled main Nasi base at Stall.
inc. Other important points in the
northern Ukraine, Bryansk and
Smolensk sectors also were envel-
oped in the Red Army push to-
ward the Germans Dnieper River
defenses.
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Wenes, Rita
Speak Vows

Holly wood. Sept. SINS Ac-
tress Rita Hayworth and Orson
Weles were honeymooning today
after a whirlwind decision to get
married which took everyone in
the film capital by surprise.
Rita walked into Harry Coins
offi'e at Columbia Studios yester-
day and let the cat out OF the bag.
Il want the day on so can get
married. Harry" she told the sur.
prised Cohn. And after that things
began happening.
She and Welles went TO Santa
Monica and obtained the wedding
license. When they appeared In
the marriage license bureau both
were nervous.
Welles gave his age as IS and
his birthplace as Kenosha. Wis.
Rita said she was "a and was born
in New York City.
Then the couple took the eleva'
tor down to the law offices OF Judge
Orlando Rhodes OF the Santa Mont
ca Justice Court where the Jurist
married them.
Following the simple ceremony
Welles took his bride in his arms
with bear-like hug and kissed her
for what attendants said was =
long seconds.
Only a few friends attended
Joseph Cotton, actor and longtime
friend OF Welles; his manager
Jackson Lighter. and DR.. and Mrs
Maurice Bernstein.
Miss Hayworth wore a biege suit
ruftled white blouse and a bieg'
/ hat with veil. fier O.Sy js~ossy
was a gold ornament on her suit
II was the second marriage fol
each. Rita obtained Anal divorce
decree from Ed Judson, oil man, In
May. Welles was divorced nearly
four years ago from Virginia Mich
olson, former Chicago society CIR
who obtained custody Of their four
year-old daughter.
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Post War


Confined from Page Onel
presided at the meeting, stressed
the need for immediate develop.
ment Of industrial reserves. Even
before Pearl Harbor," he said. "the
amount Of money available for in
dustrisl development, commonly
called seed money or venture
money. had reached a dangerously
low point. For several years past
the trend had been continuously
downward.
II private industry IS 10 survive,
our national trading volume must
jump from a hundred billion dol
lars, a relatively high point in the
past order OF business, 10 at least
a hundred and forty two billion dol
lars. To make this possible there
must be more OF this so-called seed
or venture money available than
ever before in history.
Preceding Mr.. Fielder. Presl-
dent Seamans introduced Fred NJ
Black, representing the Industrial
Division OF the Detroit Board Of
Commerce Of postwar planning
Mr.. Black emphasized the urgent
need for intelligent industrial CO
operation and briefly outlined the
organization OF national. state and
district committees to further this
work.
In full accord with this program
the Ypsilanti Board OF Commerce
is supporting its Industrial Com
mittee, headed by Edward Stretch
er, and will strive to achieve a
high record for post war employ
mpnt in YnSfTanti
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HOMELAND LOSES APPEAL

CAIRO-UP - Italian colonists
about 10 be repatriatcd, don't want
10 go home any more now that the
air blitz on Italy is on. Typical
colonists reaction to the Allied
bc.lbing on Italy Is the letter ri.
ceived by the evacuation authori-
ties in Asmara: "Sir, Seven months
ago we have applied for repatria-
tion to ltaly-Messina. In view of
the changes that have happened to
messina since then. we humbly beg
you to be kind enough and dele q
our names from the list of repatria-
ton, as we do not wish to 20 t.
a place that does not exist any
more"
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Deaths
MAS. LOUISE 4. oLAssoN

NFoa GSCNSG - SGNSSSN
Mrs. Louise A. Glasson. widow
OF Joseph Glasson. died this morn
ing in the Anna Botsford Bach
home in Ann Arbor.
She was born in Essex, Eng
land. Oct. 4. 1865. the daughter oil
Peter John Rutter and Georgia Ann
Burser Rutter.
Mr.. Glasson preceded his wife In
death Aug. l. 1919 when the couple
were making their home on a
River Drive farm north OF here.
Surviving are nieces. nephews
and cousins. all OF whom live in
England.
Funeral services will be Thurs
day at o'clocK at the Moore Flu,
neral Home with Rev. Harvey c
Colburn officiating.
Burial will be Friday in the fam
lily lot in Traverse City cemetery
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AWARDED REMNANT

Ionia. Sept. s-AP-The l,200 In
mates OF the state reformatory
were awarded q special War
Production Board pennant In
recognition OF excellence In pro
duction by prison industry. The
citation Is for achievement by the
reformatory's furniture, soap and
garment factories.
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Fruits

APPROPRIATIONS, fancy. $3.50
bu.; No. /. $500 bu.; Mcintosh.
fancy. s3.504 bu.: No. !, $685.
bu.: No. 2, $3.50 bu.; Northern
Spies. No. /. s3.504: Jonathans,
No. !. S2.75-3 bu.; Steel Reds. fan
cy. $4.50-5 bu.; No. /, $3.50-4 bu.
Yellow transparents. $500 1925
Wealthy. bu. No. |. "a inch, $3.50
2.65.
TOMATOES Jumboes, No. /. 90
Csc.
PEACHES alehavens. bu, s4.25-
500; South Haver $3.75-475.
PEARS Bartletts, BIT. No. /, ~ In,
S4.50-5.
CANTELOUPEs- 9s. $780, larger.
100000.
PLUMS Burbanks, In half bush.
els. S3.lO,
CUCUMBERS Slicers, $3.50 Blu.
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Births

Daughter: To Mr.. and Mrs. Shell.
. don Ferris. 315 f. Cross St. at
Boyer Hospital, Sept. :, weight
five pounds. Il ounces.
To Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gregory.
p S. Grove St.. son, Charles
Edgar. in the Saline General Hos
pital, Sept. |. The baby weighed
seven pounds. seven ounces.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-09-08
RECRUITS RUN TO SIZE

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sol.
diers are much easier to At since
the IS to 3S.year-old age limit was
imposed. Army authorities report.
Some 81 per cent OF recruits take
regular sizes, about q per cent get
longer sizes and IS per cent re-
quire shorter uniforms. Alteration
operations have been cut 20 per
cent.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-09-08
NEW GERMAN PLANE

LONDON-INS-- The Germans
have developed new plane, the
Messerschmitt 1896. designed to
fly at high levels. the British gov.
eminent has revealed. The hrEt
aircraft OF the type was shot down
over England recently. II came
over the channel to make recon
naissance photos and was escorted
by two other German planes.
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CONVICT sPITEs HIMSELF

SALEM, .Ore-UP-While work
ing as an addresser sending ration
books to Oregon residents, a con-
Wet found and tore up the one be-
longing to the district attorney who
prosecuted his case. Then he had
to sit down and piece it together
again.
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PRODUCE
(kewman's Grocery
70. MAKES BOMB ,cHurEs

WEST BROOKFIELD, Mass
UP-Wsr worker Frank Burftt, 7s,
a veteran OF Chinese" Gordon's
Maltese and Egyptian campaigns
In 1855, Is putting plenty OF fight
into this war by manufacturing
parachutes for bombs.
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RABBIT LITTER 10

UPLANDS. Cal.-UP-Mrs. Vir-
gil Frey believes she has found a
solution for the meat problem in
breeding rabbits. interpreting OF
the Himalayan strain with that Of
New Zealand recently produced a
litter of 10.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-09-08
Market Reports
Livestock

Detroit. sept. - CATTLE.
strictly drylot fed steers aud year
nugs grading mostly good, $500.
1875. actual top. Sl5.55: some IA
tive steers fed gram on grass.
sl4Oo-l425. straight grass steers,
s375 down 10 slo.50 according
TO grade. most common and medi-
um native and Kentucky grassers,
$40 50-lS.O0. grass heiivrs. $500
1895: fleshy gl0.pound western
range hei,ers. at $lS2j, common
TO good beef COWS $9.0U-l225. can
ners and cutters s6.0O-S.15, practi-
cal Top on good weighty sausage
bulls Sl325. medium to low-good
bulls Sll.oUl3.0U. cutter and com
mon light weights. SS.00-lo So. Good
294-pound south Aest stock steer
calves SI4.OO. medium 500.pound
stock steers $1,000.
CALVES. steady: bulk and prac
teal top good and choice yealers
1850; common and medium large
ly sl3O015.5O; Gull and common
calves and vealers SS.00l2.00.
HOGS: bulk lS0-26Olb butchers
s14.9Ol515: top $l525 to small
killers on some 200.225lb weights,
most 260-400 10. averages $l450
l4.S5: l40-l70-lb lights mainly So
lA75: bulk 30O-500.lb. sows tl325
1850; best light sows &l375;
weights above 500 lbs. $500; stags
81 bO-l2.00.
SHEEP. Good to choice native
spring lambs tl425-l4 IS: early top
$l475; bulk sales $li.50; medium
I TO good lambs 51Ss5oli@G. IA
common lightweights early up to
$1,000: late bids sll.oO down; culls
sold as low es $500: bulk shorn
slaughter ewes 100000. few
choice lightwcights s725.7.60
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To Examine Enaine

To Examine Engine
Cyracuse. n. Y, Sept. SINS
Cause Of the wreck OF the TWEEN.
tieth Century Limited, crack Chi.
cago to New York flyer which was
derailed yesterday near Canastota,
New York. may be determined by
minute examination OF the locomo-
tive's shattered boiler, railroad Of
flcials said today
Ten Of the II cars making up the
special fare train left the tracks
following the mysterious explo.
sion OF the lomotive boiler which
took the lives Of the engineer, fire.
man and a supervising fireman and
injured seven other members of
the train crew.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-09-08
FOUND: MEANEsT WOMAN

COLUMBIA, s. C.-UP-Every
body knows about the meanea
MAJ in the world-here's a candi
date for the meanest woman. Al
enraged. i7.year-old wife sought re
yenge by slashing hubby's automo
bile tires and smashing his alarm
clock.
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Two Injured

Two Injured
Two persons received injuries
Tuesday evening when a motorcy.
Gle operated by Mrs. Jewell l..
Swisher. 72S Lamay st. struck Miss
Emiline Kisk. Willow Lodge. a ped.
estrian. at the intersection OF rs
l12 and Wizard Road Both were
treated at Beyer Hospital. Mrs.
Swisher for shoulder and face lac.
erations. and Miss Risk for a leg
injury.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-09-08
PETS MADE SAFE

CAMP BOWIE, Tex.-UP-Me EN-
hers of Company C OF the Gath Med
ical Regiment at Camp Bowie have
odd pets. They found two skunks
while on a recent field problem.
The post veterinarian "deodorized
the pets.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-09-08

LONDON-AP-The Berlin radio
broadcast a report from Tokyo
announcing that Count Hirohide
Wushimi. 81. the fourth son Of
Prince Hiroyasu Fushimi. had died
OF wounds in the South Pacific.
The broadcast WAS recorded by the
Associated Press.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-09-08

WASHINGTON-AP-The Treas
ury hopes TO sell 50O00,000 war
bonds during the 2l-day Third Wa
Loan which opens Thursday. but
just TO be ready for any eventually
II has distributed twice that many
bonds over the country.
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Wreck

Continued from Page One)
was no fabrication in the journal
box of the seventh coach. He said
that the axle was scored as II
oVerheated.
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In The Sick Room

Charles TroWbridge. 707 Stanley
St. underwent an appendectomy
this morning at Boyer Hospital.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-09-08
Poultry

BROILERS; 27iac; capons, lbs.
up, 81: under pounds. also;
fowls. 246O; stays. 1880. SeeN,
25: turkeys under IS lbs, $3.50;
Is to % lbs. 3410: % lbs up, 1910;
ducks. 81. Ne loading or unloading
Saturday or Sunday.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-09-08
Grain

WHEAT-No. .. $I.77.
BAREEf-No. mailing range
14.5 moisture, sl2l-l36; feeding
1927.
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Eggs

Whites. L. s. grade A. jun
DO, 55c; extra large. 53c;
large. sic: medium, 47-47l1c:
L. S. Grade b, large, Acc; me
dunn. Acc; u. S. Grade c. large
3S5-39c: Browns. L. S. Grade A.
large. sic; medium, 47-47l2c,
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-09-08
YpSiLdnf Briefs
Watch Stolen

Watch Stolen
Theft OF q wrist watch belonging
10 Mrs. Ben Bailey was reported TO
police Tuesday evening by Mrs.
Alma Woods. 40 Washtenaw Ave.
owner OF the rooming house in
which Mrs. Bailey lives.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-09-08
Switch and See
NODES IS THE BUY

Switch to safer, softer
Nodes. Get 3 months sup
ply at a bargain price! Save
money and shopping trips.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-09-08
Attend Rites

Attend Rites
Miss Margaret Murphy was in
Detroit Tuesday TO attend the fu.
neral OF Miss Jean Laderet. who
was for % Years employed in the
office OF the Pere Marquette Rail
way in Detroit. Miss Laderet ha-
often visited here.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-09-08
Car Recovered

Car Recovered
An automobile belonging 10 Tho
mas f. Grohan, Ann Arbor. stolen
last Monday. was recovered by po-
lice here and returned 10 its owner.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-09-08
larceny claimed

Larceny Claimed
Two residents OF a Harriet st.
construction dormitory are being
held today by city police for in
vestigation on larceny charges.