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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-07-23
Real Estate
Wanted To Ren.


DISABLED veteran Of World War
II desires single room IN private
residence. Am employed a. Bomb
e. Plant, have Detroit references
Address Mr., Donald spies, 1875
". Ferry Ave, Detroit, Mich. Ph.
Ma-lO65.
WANTED-Room IN private family,
Refined gentleman working days.
Permanently Excellent local refer
sRces, Phone list-R after ?. M
WANTED. two or three room fur
nished apartment. Reliable couple
Call Mrs, Burt between 300 and
$3.50, 9SS-J.
Houses For Sale
Special
LOCATED In Wayne. at 3566 Perish
ing ST . blocks from BeudiN Plant
one floor. six rooms, bath, modern
conyenieuces. front porch screened
and glassed in, fenced-in rear Yard
garage; price $3.50 with $500
down and balance like rent. Pos
session Aug. lst Ehman 4 Green
street. 40 ". Michigan, Tel ll5t
NORTH HAMILTON ST. y block
from ". Michigan Ave. room
income house Excellent income
3roneTty. Priced 10 sell. Terms. H.
Peet 50 y Huron ST. Pm. 1871
- ROOM APARTMENT house near
Michigan Ave on Congress St
Price 10 self Terms H. Peet, 50
y. Huron St Phone 1874.
OK HOLMES ROAD. close in. nearly
S acres. s room house, bath, fur
mace, garage. chicken house, beau
tful trees and lawn. Reasonable
price Terms II. Peet, 80 ~ Huron
ST. Phone 1871
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Announcements

AUCTIONEER
H. +. Brothers, Graduate DaNen'
port School Of Auctioneering 1928
Has conducted sales in Wisson'
SIN, Indiana, Michigan, keen judge
Of merchandise and livestock
For appointment phone s9s-W
62S y. Prospect.
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Legal Notices
PIHAL AUGMENTATION &C.
COUNT

PIHAL ADMIHIsTRATIoN Ac-
COUNT
STATE or MICHIGAN. The Pro-
bate Court for the County Of Wash-
Al a session Of said Court, held
al the Probate Ofrce In the city -
Ann Arbor. iu said County. on tao
litl day Of July A. d 1913.
Present. Hon. Jay Pray. Judge
OF Probate
Carl Z. shauan, Deceased
Dorothy T. SIauan Administrator
with viii annexed. having filed in
said Court her final administration
account and her petition praying for
the allowance thereof and for the
assignment and distribution OF tho
residue ~ said estate
II Is Ordered That the 18th day %
August A .. igt3. at ten O'Clock
In the forenoon, at said Probate or
flee. be and ~ hereby appointed for
examining and allowing said ac-
count and hearing sud petition.
II IS Further Ordered. That pub
he notice thereof be given hv pub
LEGATION or a copy Of this order, fo-
three successive weeks previous 20
said daF ~ hearing. tn tHe fpsilan-
u Daily Press. a newspaper printed
aud circulated in said County.
JAY g.. PRAY. Judge OF Probate
Noro O. horsert Register of Pro-
hate
ADV. $3.50
SALE or REAL ESTATE
No 33o23
STATE OF MICHIGAN. The Pro-
bate Court for tHe county % WASH
tenaW
Ala session Of said Court. held 1T
the Probate Offce m the CITY % Ann
Arbor. ip said County. Ola the 6tl
day OF July A. Il 1913.
Present Hon Jay G.. Pray Judge
OF Probate
In the Mater ~ the Estate q
Loren T. Dean, Deceased
Pay mord Isl ageu Administrator.
having filed IN said Court his petit
tton. praying for license 70 sell tho
interest Of said estate in certain real
estate therein described for tho pur-
pose Of paying debts, charges and
II Is Ordered, That tie 4th day u
August. \. y. 1913. at ten o'clock iu
tho forenoon. at said Probate office,
be and Is hereby appointed for hear.
Ing said petition. and that all persons
interested In said estate appear be.
fore said Court. AZ said time and
place 10 show cause why License
10 sell the interest or "a Il real eatats
should not he granted
II Is Further ordered, That public
notice thereof 10 given by publIca-
tion Of a copy Of this order, for
three successive weeks previous 20
said day ~ herring. IN the Ypsilauu
Daily Press. newspaper printed and
circulated IN said county
Jay q Pray.
Judge ~ Probate
A truo copy
NORA q HORGERT.
Register OF Probate
ADV b7.3
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Livestock

MALE wlrchalred. pedigrced. / yr
old house broken. loves children.
Phone 39N VI, 320 =. Michigan Ave.
POINTER Pups, all males. Must
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Phone willis 474
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La gaceta., 1943-08-16
Ell PRoCRAMA DE LUcHAS DE
LAS NocHES DE HOY

Ofrecera hoy otro programa de
luchas, en- eli Auditorio Municipal,
ell empresario Paul Butler.
FL griego Nick Bacalis, hombre
de gran experienced en- ell "agarra
por donde puedas, sc batira con
Walter Underhill, obrero de los
astilleros, un luchador que aga
IRA por donde lie viene en- ganas".
Cientificamente Bacalis tiene
apreciable ventaja; pero los lu-
chadores del tipo de Underhill,
que Sc arriesgan q TODD, son muy
peligrosos.
Con Ell indio "gordifl6n" Saco-
noke, que pesa mas de 800 libras,
Sc enfrentara ell russo Marcovitch.
La ventaja esta de parte del u
so, que es uno de los hombres mas
fuertes del mundo.
Otros habiles luchadOres, entire
ellos Eli Gutierrez, Ell sargento,
figuran en- ell programa.
Gutierrez Sc batira con "Tigre"
Jack Curley.
La gaceta., 1943-08-16
BARTOLA PELEA CON
RUFFIN

New York, agosto 16.-Un as
pirante a la corona del peso de
puma, Sal B~artola, de Boston,
combatira aqui, ell venidero vier-
mes, con Bobby Ruffin, de New
York, un peso ligero.
En- ell mismo programa, Tippy
Larkin, de Garfield, New Jersey,
sera ell ~contrario de Harry Teany
de Cleveland.
La gaceta., 1943-08-16
Las Peleas De La
Sernana En- Toda
La Nacion

New York, agosto 16.-Las ST.
guientes peleas Sc efectuaran hoy
lunes en- toda la naeion: Balti-
more ofrecera un match, a IS
asaltos, entire George Kochan, del
servicio de guardacostas, y How
ard Bennett, I'm peso mediano;
en- Chicago, Freddy Pope, de CO.
lumbia, tendra de contrario a jim
my Joyce, de Gary, Indiana, con
un Unite de ocho asaltos y peso
maxine de 1876 libras; Archie
Moore, peso mediano de San Die
go, combatira en- San Francisco,
CAL, con Tiger Wade, un fuerte
muchacho; New Orleans presen-
tara I'm combate entire Jackie Ca
llura, campe6n del peso de pluma,
" Phil Terranova, de New York,
teniendo ell match" una dura-
ci6n de Is asaltos; en- Newarl,N.J
Buster Tyler, de West Palm
Beach, Sc batira cor Pete Galiano,
de Baltimore; Washington hara
pelear hoy a Big Boy Brown, del
peso complete, con Al Hart, de
La gaceta., 1943-08-16
cALLURA D~EFENDERA HOY
SU TITULO

New Orleans, agosto 16.-Jac-
kie Calura, ell campe6n del peso de
pluma para la Association Nacio-
nal de Boxeo, defendera hoy su
corona, en- esta ciudad, teniendo
de rival a Phil Terranova, del
Brown, New York, que hace po-
cas- semanas venciera a Jackie por
"nocaut".
Sera ell combate a Is asaltos y
Terranova es ell favorito a juicio
de un grupo de expertos.
Esperase que presenter ell COM
bate unas 10000 personals, con
un rendimiento monetario de 80
mil pesos.
A Callura sc lie abonara una
garantia de $4,000.
Terranova recibira ms peque-
ma parte de las ganancias.
Ell fondo para equipo Atletico
del Ejercito obtendra un 1919 de
los ingresos.
La gaceta., 1943-08-16

Washington; West Springfield,
Mass, anuncia un combate entire
Charles Davis, de New York, y
Joey Peralta, de Tamaqua, Pa,
a diez asaltos.
La gaceta., 1943-08-16

Los fanatics conocen de casos
en- Tue los arbitros, asustados, han
lido con armas al terreno.
Hay peloteros, o los habia, que
tenian la costumbre de desafiar a
los "umpires' en- voz baja.
Algunos, antes de que las re-
glas Sc hicieran estrictas, oprobia
ban y amenazaban.
Pero, regularmentdy ell $3.50
de los peloteros son hombres mo-
destos, considerados Y sensibles.
La gaceta., 1943-08-16
ZONES


baron ell sabadO
te a los Phillies'
edo a 5SS pun
ps ROjOs vencie-
] decad@tes Es-
%entarOn su pro-
Dir que la move
Frish esta EN-
undo lugar con
j pOr Ell veterano
jug6 en- uno de
ittsburgh y ayu-
b "doble" Y dos
m%antienen en- ell
solo 500 puntos.
lido la calma en-
l y pOr este de-
rnOs.
en- su cast totali
Dos que p%refieren
e a enfadarse o
. que con su ner-
Dido tOdos los Sec
hbi6n a los juga-
un p%elotero que
/ es fino, cortes,
andO Sc 'le mete
|abeza" pierde los
b del pico'. Lue-
lucedidO; pero va
hO.
Rna parte del pI,
armente los apos-
La gaceta., 1943-08-16
JIMENEZ Sc
CON LUPE GONZALEZ.

Hollywood, agosto 16.-El en-
presario local de boxeo anuncia
para ell viernes un combate entire
Julio Jimenez, de Ciudad de Me-
xico, peso ligero, y Lupe Gonzalez
de San Diego.
Durara ell encuentro, 81 no o.
cure IN "derribo", diez asaltos.
tadores, mantiene la err6nea
creencia de que paga un precio
de entrada para tener derecho a
m~ortificar, insultar y hasta des-
truir 10 que encuentra a 81 al
canoe.
Cada cual ha de conservar
sus "posiciones'; pero EN- ell par
que Cuscaden la collaboration del
pGblico Y los peloteros es esencial.
La lluvia malogr6 los juegos de
aver, en- Cuscaden.
Ell publico Sc preparaba para
presencial otra gran batalla entire
la novena del Cfrculo, dirigida por
Granell Y la del Centre Asturiano
comandada por ell ~simpatico Igle-
sias.
lie llamamos simpatico a Iglesias
sin desdorar a nadie, porque Ell
muchacho 10 es.
Vicente Granell es un modelo
de correction Y habilidad; pero
algunas veces tambien realiza vio-
lentas p~rotestas.
La pelota tiene una g~loriosa
historic; pero como en- todas las
actividades humans, algunos de
sus capftulos abarcan pendencias
de novena a novena, de pelotero
con p~elotero, de director con di-
rector, de arbitro Y pelOteros, dc
duenos de "clubs'' y ~pelOteros.
eac.
Sc CORE y suda en- la pelota, Il
que altera los nerviOs y SAGA DC
sus casillas a muchos jugadores
mentores v hasta caballeros del pc
der judicial.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-13

IN THE early spring of this year executive order was
issued Colorado to the state director of seectve serv
ice prohibiting the drafting of essential farmers within
the state into the military establishment.
According to the record, some 10000 men engaged
in agricultural pursuits in this state still at the
job of producing food The great majority of these
regstrans might have been the armed forces had the
governor of Colorado not acted Only farmers operate
a farm. That is basic
BY the same token and in strict conformity with
the appeal of the secretary of agriculture, we shall
continue to produce much food possible within our
100000 square miles
WYE ARE urging the producers of sugar bees which
Wv is of the Centennial States principal crops to
raise all the beets 1914 that they legitimatey dis
pose of to the factories IN state regardless OF quotas
to be assigned by subordinate authority
We propose to that all of sugar houses oper
ate next year. Several idle this fall because of
federal interference
We urging farmers, dairy men and stock
growers to increase their production to the fullest possible
extent in compliance with Secretary Wckards urgent
appeal
We shall produce much food In every
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-13

4 BOUT the time Hitler at
"A tackled Russia and the i'm
perialiStlc, capitalist war be-
came overnight a war for hu-
mainly, warning was sounded
that the American Communists
and their fellow travellers who
had tried To keep this country
unarmed and weak, would now
become pals again of the New
Deal government which had
temporarily thrown them out
This has now come 10 pass
to the extent that Americans
who still regard Communists as
internal enemies are abused as
Hltlerites.
Two of our leading pro-Com-
munistS. Henry Wallace, the
vice president, and Harold
Ickes, have found admirable
points in the CORY absolutlSm
OF Josef Stain who slaughtered
IN time of peace more human
beings, and his own Countrymen
al that, than the armies of the
United States had lost IN all
our wars from the Revolution
down to Nicaragua.
Mr.. Wallace IN one speech
disparaged the American Bill
of Rights, yearned for SINH
larity of government IN our
country and Russia with Russia
inching toward the right but
not forsaking abSolutiSm. and
the USA inching 10 the left I'M
ill a more or less common
ground was reached.
MR.. ICKES made one here
Nl Monday night at ceremo-
MES celebrating the day 10
years ago when Russia signed
a solemn promise, often broken
in the ensuing decade, 10 med
die no more in the internal az
fairs of this country.
In these remarks, Mr. ICkes
denounced the Messrs. Hearst
Mccormick and Patterson and
Mrs. Cissie Patterson, all news
paper publishers, who are able
TO take care of themselves in
controversy, for their ardent
nationaliSm and their deteSta-
ton of all dictatorship including
the Communistic.
He went so far as 10 say that
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-13
FAIR ENOUGH
BY WESTBROOK PEGLER

in certain respects the United
States would do we'll to initiate
Russia
Mr.. IckcS charged these pub
fishers with fostering i'll Will
toward Russia. and in this con-
nection l should like to argue
that he and Mr.. Wallace and
the American Communists, both
avoWed and covert, are actually
the most dangerous agitatorS of
that diStruSt which they abhor.
These two men hate fasciSm
and particularly HitleriSm and
every person who condoneS faS-
ciSm or HitleriSm as such; but
they can and do iraterniZe with
Communists, and lckeS Will 90
out of his way 10 abuse any
American who insists on prov
ing up the practical identity Of
HitlerISm and StalinlSm
4 FEW years ago IckcS Scri-
~ ously proposed that we i'm
port 10 our offShore outpGstS as
many as we could OF the So
called loyallSt Spanish refugees
who had escaped 10 France. AL
though these people included
large number of Spanish revo-
lutlonary Communists of the
most fprOciOuS type
Meanwhile. by deliberate pol
icy of our government, much of
our merchant marine. the prop
crty of the American people,
bought with sweat and taxes,
has been delivered, physically.
into the control of a Communist
organization and men of eligible
age and condition who commit
ted moral and substantial sabO-
tage against our mobilization
and armament program while
Hitler and Stain were allies,
have received presidential de-
fermentS in the draft.
Mr.. IckeS a uses men of "
ing who oppose communism
here and resist the activities of
Communists whose loyalty, as
even the President, Mrs. RooSe-
Welt and Atty. Gen. Biddle have
said, lies with Russia.
This is Inconsistent, consider
ing the abundant testimony Of
back-Sliding Communists that
communism, like HitleriSm.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-13

breaches contempt for truth
and rejects as a Weaklng any
one who would lie for the cause
of communism.
Favorlng com m u n 5 m. he
should not disparage lierS lest
he offend his friends.
Mr.. IckeS, Mr.. Wallace and
the Communists and fellow
travellers have been trying 10
sell communism 10 the Ameri-
can people, starting with small
doses.
II is poor craftsmanship 70
say nothing of the quality of
their American patriotism, 10
revile Americans who never
lack the gumption 10 fight back.
even knowing what blackguard-
ism this resistance Will call
down on them
Copl gnt 1888. ry United Features synd
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-13
Colorado Pursues Sane Food Production Policy
Gorctuo1' Of Colorado


line in 1914 and shall not pay too much attention to
acreage alloments if they interfere with plans.
WYE SHALL urge our farmers not to accepts federal
Wv subsidies offered to encourage the un-American
scientific and uneconomc plan persuade agrcultu
lists NOT to raise food
The time has long since that the American
farmer must return to the system of raising such crops
as he sees fit in such amounts he may elect that he
shall dispose of them to whomsoever he may decide at
such prices may be agreed upon. We urging
farmers to pursue this plan.
We must again recognize the theory of individual
enterprise and initiative in farming And the the
better if we to preserve the American way of life
We going to proceed in the method planned by
oreahers food production in this state at the top
Of the nation In doing there will be scarcity and
the SURPRISES will take of themselves They always
have and they always will
\YIHEN the war is by pursuing this plan, we shall
Wv be in position to cast aside all illegal unlawful
and asnne bureaucratic rule and return to government Of
laws by the Congress provided in the Constitution OF
the United States.
And that is exactly what in Colorado going
10 do
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-13
LETTERS

TO THE EDITOR:
had the United States and
IL Great Britain thrown away
all weapons, this war would not
have started. Indeed Why?
To allow the AXIS 10 rule the
people as the superior race?
When? After the Nazis started
20 'lberate' the world?
What right do they have 10
say those things that the Nazis
have said but just a mite diff
fercntly? To let them make
this better world 10 live in
There was nothing wrong with
our living before they started
looking for wrongs 10 lniiict on
the people
This war has got 10 be fought
10 do the one thing, these "pacl-
fists themselves admit That
the other countries may follow
the American example Of many
things and not The Nazis' way
either which is by force
I'm not OF the intellectual
type that seem 10 make up thus
group Of 'paciGStS,' but this |
know Any group OF people
that can get together and talk
Of urging the American people
10 make immediate demand on
the government for renuncia-
ton for its unconditional sur
render policy, etc, or about
no punishment, can only he
working under the German in
fiuencc spiritually or otherwise.
What punishment arc they
speaking of? The demolition On
the powers that started all III
bloodShed? We punish a man
guilty of killing one man ac-
cordlng 10 the circumstances
leading 10 the crime. How
many millions have died for but
one or two men who desired
power and for a few other rea-
sons now about forgotten?
I've brothers in the service.
and If any one wants this war
10 end, l do. But not until a
few OF those superior races
realize that people were all Gre
atcd equal.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-13
Knowledge Test
~ DIR. SABINA II. CONNOLLY

y
What was he noted for "a
Antonio StradivariuS th)
Marco Polo, Co Diego
Rivera?
. Say IL another way la)
the bones that compose the
spine. CD stoatS; lc) post
mortcm examination
2 Name her: ta) Queen Of
The Netherlands; (bD Queen
Of England who died during
the South African War; ,c)
Queen of Carthage who
loved AencaS.
4 DO you know: ta) 20 what
saint IS Westminster Abbey
dedicated; CD what inStru-
mcnt is used 10 hear sounds
from the heart: (c) what IS
isinglass made from?
5 DO YOU know your opera
Ca) Faust Gounod or De-
busy: Co La Travlata. "
Meyerbeer or Verdi. (c)
Prince Igor, Borodln or
Bellni?
6 What name do YOU associate
with. ta) Hiawatha; tb)
NarcisSuS; (c) Camille?
Z What state capital carries
the name Of: ta) a German
statesman: CD a Greek girl;
tc) an Italian explorer?
ANSWERS on Opposite Page
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-13
An AGGRAVATED CITIZEN.
Quick Questions

! Which ones Of the United
Nations commanders have
the nicknameS: TAI Betty;
to- Ike; (c) Jumbo
Prior 10 the war the average
life of an automobile in the
United States was 4, Z, 10,
Is years?
B Biologically, there are what
three kinds of twins?
4-Europe'S biggest theater, the
San Carlo Opera, is in which
Italian city: Rome, Naples,
Milan, Genoa?
5 Edward j. Undertake of the
air corps, youngest general
since the Civil War, is which:
., II, 80 or 81 years old?
ga barometer indicates: hui
midity, changes in atmos-
pheric pressure, wind speed,
or height above sea level?
I'm general. the Arctic regions
include all the earth's area
beyond the northern limit OF
what trees, EskimoS. fur
bearing animals or Canada7
Which one of these servants
is mentioned in the Bible Z
butler. chauffeur, waitres
Valet2
9-RooSevelt has vetoed more
bills than any President in
history. What does veto
mean literally?
10 What state refused 10 elect
United States senator for
10 years?
ANSWERS ON Opposite PageD
To have a thing is nothing il
you've not the chance 10 show
il. And 10 know a thing is MOTH
ing, unless others know YOU
know it.-.Lord Nancy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-13

AMERICAN SUBMARINES differ greatly in their outline
from British vessels The supersructure of the newest
types is in unbroken line This and the fact that their
ballast tanks within the pressure hull and not in ex-
ternal "bulges gives them particularly graceful and
speedy appearance The coming tower is massive affair."
and the perscope is protected by heavy housing They
are further distinguished by heavy propeller guard
round the The underwater form of the hull OF
submarine Tor of any vessel for that maer is the most
important factor of its design. point of interest is that