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ARMY OFFICER AND WIFE DESIRE
small, preferably furnished, apartment,
7asin. Arlington Hall, Up 10 SIS. CHI. 1920.
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z ROOMS, KITCHEN AND BATH. SUIT
able for 3 Govt. grls; Northwes, section
preferred DOROTHY ATKINS. De
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Here's a Good Investment.

Beginning a 2nd-year lease at Sl25 ger
mo-; s-room house with over coo IT. Veifch
II. on Wayne st. with i5-ft alley bet
Wayne and Veitch; owners illness makes
the sale necessary, will sell, as. is, COM
llNA " Al - -'
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HOUSES FOR SALE tcont.

SAUL'S ADDITION-DETACH NEA
18th st,-6 bedrooms, . baths. auto hea
garage. 3 porches; owner leaving cit.
Sl1,50O
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FOXHALL VILLAGE,
6 BEDROOMS, 3 BATHS-Sl4

Just west Of GEORGETOWN. in a locatIo
OF unauestioned desirability. this attrac-
tive brick home of English design will ap-
peal TO the buyer seeking convenience
includes good-sized living room with IRE
place: automatic heat, built-in GARAGE. For
details call Mr.. Bortz, WO. 4754.
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.
NOW OR BY APRIL 18th, 5 OR s ROOM.
m l.. uniurnished house adult family OF
burban. Box IBID, Star ol'
GROOM UNFURNISHED HOUSE, NV,
Md. or Va; exc reference: imnacula te
housekeeper; max. rental SIPS. WI 7247.
HOUSE OR APARTMENT; GUARANTEE
good care OF property; adults, RA. 4043
GROOM HOUSE. UNFURNIsHED, 3 BED
rooms, committing distance WASHINGTON
space victory garden desirable MR.
PARLETTE MA. $3.50 evenings; RE. 1900.
Ext. 1884, day, o2s
81 ROOMS, UNPUBLISHED: CLEvE-
land Park, Chevy Chase, D. C. or Md. =;
Sl25 per mo. EN-. 1870.
bedroom -UNFURN HOUSE NAVAL
lieutenant, wife and child; preferably Va,
by April St Box 53-D. Star 2l'
HOUSE OR APARTMENT AT LEAST TWO
bedrooms. vicinity Wisconsin and Mass
ave Phone Emerson 7la0. %.
Two THREE BEDROOM HOUSE or APT, =.
500 to Sl35. Call DI. 4704. Art. ZOE.
20.
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GRAHAM-HALII, WI. 3ZoU
NEAR ROLLINGWOOD.

| Attractive detached modern brick home
| :. rms. baths q bedrmsh; yard; quiet.
! IDEAL location for children; price under
| $4,000. Mr.. Downs. DIXIE REALTY CO.,
| MA. $3.50. ewes. No Go4h
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Owner going west, will sell and give
possession OF his broom detached brick
house, large rooms. 7 closets. tile bath,
gas heat, beautiful kitchen with Murphy
cabinets: priced risht, can make good
terms. Also broom bungalow in Mount
Rainier, Md; S6.25O; immediate pos
session; B. F. HOLMES. 1901 R. I. ave.
n 2 Phone NO SS12. ewes NO l446
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APARTMENTS UhFURkisHEp.
MOVING, PACKING & STORAGE,
APARTMENTS WANTED.

MOVING AND STORAGE, reasonable rates:
will take your surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. Edelmans
Moving & Storage Co. Taylor o93T
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ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED.
ROOM AND BOARD for, .. S43 mo-,
eterlins RE. 600. Ext. 1878.
FIVE weli-bred, consenial young gentle
women desire rooms snd board or rooms in
erahly in vicinity Of wardman Park. Box
It'd. Star. a2s
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S12.00O.

CHEVY CHASE-DET. BRICK
Just of Nebraska ave, above Military
rd.-A very attractive whitepainted brick
Colonial design home. Has bedroom and
bath, living room. dining room and kitchen
on 1st H.: 3 bedrooms and bath on End
A.; maids room and lavatory: garage.
Leased to May 81, 1913 at 800 per
need possession right away. Eve. or Sun.
phone Temple 1898
Tw0T1
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In this lovely Cape Cod, about 3 VI. old,
located on a level lot 6Ox10O in subdvi-
sion of detached homes The owner has
been transferred and has put price OF
$3.50 on this attractive home for quick
sale. Call ME. l 143 until pm
j. WESLEY BUCHANAN. REALTOR.
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CHEVY CHASE, NEAR CONN AVE
S13 .650-A real center-hsll plan home
Of eight spacious rooms, automatic heat
garage; attractive lot A real horne a.
9 reasonable price and on terms Bet
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EAST CAPITOL ST.
Corner building, consisting of store and 3
apis, bringing an annual rent Of So 9l6
An excellent investment at S16,15O. Cali
Mr. Barbour.
HARRY JUSTINE,
a35 st. NV. MA 2s44 2Os
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Deaths
HATTIE GRACE cox

Willis. July Mrs. Hattie Grace
Cox. who passed away Tuesday
evening, was the daughter OF John
and Wilhelmina Kreger Walters.
She was born January IA, 1901, in
Dearborn, and in 1928 married Earl
Cox, who passed away June IS.
She is survived by three sons, OAR
win, who is in the United States
Army. stationed in Georgia, Rober
and Leonard, at home, and a daugh-
ter, Arlene, also at home. Three
sisters, Mrs. Harley Vealey, Stony
Creek, Mrs. Herman Seleska, Ypsi-
lanti, and Mrs. Harry Ruse, Oak.
vile, and three brothers, August
Walters, Belleville, John Walters,
fpsilanti, and Paul Walters, Dear
born, also survive her.
Services will be Friday after
noon at 2 o'clock at the ]. +.
Moore Funeral Home, with the
Rev Hugo Fenker officiating.
Burial will be in Union Cemetery.
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Municipal Court

Improper passing OF other We
hicles and unlawfully entering
through streets without stopping
are two offenses that are incress-
ing enough here TO attract special
attention of police and severe &C.
ton by the court.
Persons who paid fines here
Tuesday for failure to come to a
full stop at through streets were
William A. Jones, 81; w. L..
Moore, 81; R. Marcoux, 81; John
D. Berens, 81; Anthony Nasel, 81;
Leroy Wescott, 81; and John Nor
rison, 81.
Those paying fines for improper
ly passing another vehicle were c..
r. Woodbey, Sc; F. Schreves. 81;
F. C. Coats, Sc; R. A. Stems, Sc;
". B. West, Sc; James Howald, IS;
and r. C. Miller. IS.
Speeders fined in municipal court
were David Schaiber, IS; Robert
Edison. So S. England. So; Lon
Eschman, So; NJ. ]. Kubicz Sc;
Calvin Haskell, SIS; and F. ]. Nc
Cartney. $40.
Persons who paid fines for in
toxication were l.. Wilkerson, SIS;
j. Wenzel, SIS; Tandy Hale, SIS;
H. A. Taylor, SIS; Aubrey Level
ling SIS. Leroy LeBaron. SIS:
w. J. Rhodes, SIS; and James Ma
son, so.
Persons who paid fines for not
having valid operators licenses
were G. NJ. Simons, 81; and G.
Thrasher. 81. C. F. Warren was
fined 81 for riding three on mo-
torcycle.
Seventeen persons paid fines OF
one dollar each for overtime park
ing and other minor traffic viola
tons.
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CLARA EDITH DILlMAN

Funeral services will be in Dowa.
giac, Michigan, for Mrs. Clara Edith
Dillman, who passed away Tuesday
at the home Of her daughter, Mrs.
Hazel. Dudley. Born November II.
1859, in Dowagiac, she was the
daughter Of Abel and Sarah Morse
Townsend, and at the age Of four
years travelled to Missouri in 2
covered wagon. She has lived with
Mrs. Dudley for the past "a years.
Mrs. Dillman was married to Frank
Potter in 1881. and n1919, she was
married to James Dillman, who
passed away in 1921.
Surviving besides Mrs. Dudley,
is a son, Ray Potter, three grand
daughters, Mrs. Edward Howe,
Ypsilanti, Mrs. Norman Schuster.
New York City. Miss Mary Lou
Dudley. Ypsilanti, and two grand.
sons. Harold Potter. Pontiac, and
Richard Dudley, Ypsilanti.
Mrs. Dillman was a member OF
the Congregational Church, and
Carpenter Women's Relief Corps,
and the Eastern Star, in Saugatuck,
where she lived for many years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Potter, and
Mrs. Schuster have arrived In Ypsi-
lanti, and will go to Dowagisc for
services and burial, which will be
in Riverside Cemetery.
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Congress

Continued from Page One)
merly headed by Frederic A. Della.
no, uncle OF the President.
I'VE are trying to save all the
money possible" Mcclellan ex-
planned, while providing all that is
necessary TO win the war. 1t was
this that caused Congress to dis
continue some agencies which It
believed were not needed for the
war effort and caused II to reduce
appropriations for others.
In addition to the NRPB, Con.
gress abolished the NYA, curbed
the Farm Security ADMINISTRATION
and the Regional Agricultural Cred
it Corporation, and thus far has re-
fused to continue the Guffey Coal
Act.
The Senate rejected the Presi.
dents request for confirmation OF
former Democratic National Chair
man Edward ]. Flynn to be minis
ter to Australia and James V. All
red TO be Judge Of the Fifth Cir
cult Court.
The Presidents $4,000 salary
Limitation was repealed, the Obiice
OF War Information's activities were
restricted, grade labelling was pro-
hibited, the Presidents discretion
In use Of war funds was limited
and a pay-as-you-go tax system not
entirely acceptable TO the Admin
istration was passed.
Mr.. Roosevelt scored victory
in continuation, for two years, OF
authority to negotiate reciprocal
trade pacts. The Presidents veto OF
anti-subsidy provisions was sus-
tanned in the House, and Congress
did not challenge his veto OF the
Bankhead bill which prohibited de-
duction OF farm benefit payments
in calculating ceiling prices.
While demands were made to re-
duce the projected 100000 armed
forces, Congress did not enact any
legislation to curb the government.
The anti-New Deal tendencies
were evidenced in approval OF many
Investigations. including the Smith
inquiries to determine whether war
agencies are violating COMPRESSION
al laws and intent and the Cox in
quiry into the Federal Communica-
tions Commission.
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Births

Daughter: To Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Paul, 2O6 N. Prospect St., at Boyer
Hospital. July 6, weight eight
pounds, 11l1 ounces.
Daughter: Christine Floyd, to Mr..
and Mrs. Lloyd Frye, weight eight
pounds three ounces, Monday after
noon at St. Joseph Mercy Hospital
Ann Arbor.
Daughter: To Mr.. and Mrs. DON
aid ]. Thinner. 2445 Holmes Rd., at
Boyer Hospital, July 6, weight six
pounds, IL ounces.
Daughter: To Mr.. and Mrs. Mari
an Schneider, $40 Jerome St. at
Boyer Hospital, July I, weight sew,
en- pounds, 9l5 ounces.
Daughter: To Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Abbinante, Belleville, at Boyer Hos
pital, July I, weight six pounds, six
ounces.
Daughter: To Mr.. and Mrs Shell
don England, 5295 W. Michigan
Ave. at Boyer Hospital, July Z,
weight seven pounds. IL ounces.
Son: To Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Seitz. SIS n. Huron St, at Boyer
Hospital, July 7, weight, eight
pounds, five ounces.
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Council Notes

Continued from Page One)
the month OF June with service ex-
penses s45.
Bancroft F. Brien was named on
the market commission to replace
Frank Wilson, resigned.
Request OF John c. Rice for per-
mission to have a newspaper and
magazine stand in front Of the Cor
inc Hotel was laid over.
Uncollectable personal taxes IN
the amount OF $3.50 were written
off the city books by action OF coun-
Gil.
A proposed amendment TO the
sewer disposal ordinance was re-
ferred to the ordinance committee.
1t was decided to accept the pro.
posal Of Miles Latin for garbage
collection in the federal housing
district in the first ward.
Request for dust layer on Stanley
st. and Hemphill I'd. was referred
TO the streets and walks commit
tee.
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axes

Continued from Page One)
ing to cause hardships. We are
at the place now where It Is a
question OF balancing hardships.
Excess purchasing power and scar
city OF goods have already caused
a rise in the cost OF living amount
ing to % per cent. The average
person is actually paying an infla.
ton tax OF 20 per cent and an
income tax of only 10 per cent.
We've got to strike a better bal
ance."
Robertson has been advocating a
personal excess profits tax for
nearly a year. Several Tax ex-
perts, including Dr. Robert H.
Tucker of Washington and Lee
University. have been studying
the problem for him
80 far We have not found a
satisfactory solution. but the
search should continue" Robert
son observed
Mariner S. Eccles, chairman Of
the Federal Reserve Board. has,
according to Robertson, favored
devising such a levy. According
to Rep. Doughton CD n. c., vet
eran.. chairman Of the Ways and
Means Committee, similar tax
was enacted during the first World
War but never proved very salts
factory"
But these are different condi-
tons confronting US today and
maybe a workable plan will be
found" Doughton asserted.
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kEAl2a
Serving

Mr.. and Mrs. Paul V. Tower. sl7
W. Cross ST., received indirect
word Of their son. First Lieut.. Rob.
ert Tower. who was reported miss.
ing III action in the raid over Ger.
many on June 70, in a communcs
ton Monday from another flight OF.
ncer who participated in the raid.
speaking OF Lieut.. Towers plane,
and crew, the writer stated: Their
stabilizer was shot away and they
went down under control. I've
talked TO quite a few who went on
the mission and who watched them
go all the way down. You can tell
his family that I'm positive that he
is OK. and they will probably hear
OF him in prison camp or some
thing before long" Lieut.. Tower
was plotting his Flying Fortress
"Snafu" at the time he went down.
Kenneth McCulligh, who is now
stationed at Wendoyer Air Base,
Utah, has been promoted to the
rank OF sergeant. Sgt. McCulligh,
who entered the service in Septem-
Der, 1912, was formerly employed
al the Ford Motor Company here.
Ensign Oryille Barnes, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. a. Z. Barnes, $50 West
Cross St, spent a two week fur.
Tough at home, He visited friends
in Detroit, Royal Oak, and Owosso.
Monday he drove back 10 Miami,
Florida, where he is stationed.
Technical Corporal Kenneth Glen
OF Camp Maxey. Texas. is spending
a ten day furlough at the home OF
his mother, Mrs. Anna Glen, 615
Pearl ST.
Sergt. william Ely has been pro.
NOTED 10 Sergeant and is now in
North Africa. Robert, also son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Ely, has been
appointed to Sergeant az Jefferson
Barracks, Mo.
First Sergeant Clarence J. Goods.
man. Fl. Warren. Wyoming, is
spending l. day furlough with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Goodman.
Richard Kruse, who has been on
his goth mission, has been promot-
ed TO LIST Lieutenant. His brother,
Walter ]. kruse, Jr., is in the Mer.
chant Marines at Sheepshead Bay.
1t. Joseph W. Steere, United
States Navy, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert W. Steere, is home on leave
for one week. He was promoted
from Ensign to Lieutenant J. e.
1t. Steere is Navy Torpedo
Bomber pilot. He has been sta
toned on the East Coast for sew
eral weeks.
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Calendar Of Social Events
TO-DAY

informal
ding anniversary Of Rev. and Gordon Speer, 10
o'clock church parlors Friends wishing
greetings welcome.
Ypant Aerie Fraternal Order m. 1914
Rebekahs Initiation and birthday party D. LooF Hall
THURSDAY
Baptist Women's Union 1880 Fireplace room First
Church. "Bble Day" celebrated. Entertain High School
Huron Chapter Izaak Walton League A Huron St,
cial meeting
West Side Circle Dorca Society $50 m, potluck pavi
ion, Prospect
Ladies' Auxiliary Izaak Walton League n St.
social meeting with Izaak Walton League
Martha Beach Tent Daughters Union $780,
Hall
Thie Tackman circle Doreas Society Lutheran Church.
Mrs. Lloyd NJ. Lyke
Senior p M
Church.
Red Cross Surgical dressing TO m Welch Hall, No s.
Matilda Perrine Auxiliary g. AR Hall. Arbor.
Order OF Rainbow Girls Masonic Temple bust
meeting; Mrs. Maude home, 2O2 " Normal
St, $50, Founders Day picnic
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Pick OF The Air Today


Thursday
NBC-12:3 90 D. m.-Mirth and
Madness:
4:30-Three Suns Trio;
6;05-Musie by Shrednik.
CBS-l2 Noon-Kate Smith;
400 p. m.-Home Front;
6:15-Three Sisters Songs.
BLU-l1:00 a. m.-Breakfast at
Sardi's;
las p. m.-Thursday Concert;
4:00-Club Matinee.
MBs-lO:3O a. m.-shady Valley
Folks;
2:30 p. m.-Mutual Goes Calling
4:30-Joint Recital;
5:S0-Chick Carter, Boy Detec-
tive.
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Subsidy

Continued from Page One)
the next six months and up to
$3.50 100000 for the Reconstruction
Finance Corporation (RFC).
2. Reconsidered the vote. S3 to
30, onm otion OF Senator Shipstead
(R-Minn.)
3. Voted 81 TO 80 to reject the
restricted subsidy authorization.
4. Rejected, 20 to 36. the bill
extending the life OF CCC.
5. Defeated a motion by Senator
Mcclellan (D-Tenn.) to- table a mo-
ton. by Senator Taft (R-Ohio) to
reconsider the vote rejecting the
CCC bill.
6. Repudiated step number four
by voice vote on appeal OF Maori
ty Leader Barley (DKy) and thus
brought the bill up for reconsid-
Grafton again.
I. Approved IS to % an amend
ment to the CCC-continuing bill to
prohibit any government agency
from paying subsidies to push down
retail prices.
s. Approved by voice vote the
measure to keep CCC alive until
Jan. /. 1914. with the anti-rollback
provision included in the bill.
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GRANGE MEETS AT
OGlANCEY HOME

Mrs. B. R. Ford took charge OF
the program Tuesday at the Ypsi-
lanti Grange meeting with Mr.. and
Mrs. Delaney Begole, near Milan.
Mrs. Walter Gale provided an anus
ing reading describing a hunting
trip and announcement OF plans OF
the youth conference sponsored by
the Grange was made.
Members were asked to board
Ypsilant State Hospital patients
who are nearly ready TO return to
normal living conditions.
Next meeting OF the Grange will
be with Mrs. Edna Wilson who
lives on n. Huron Rd.
Mr.. and Mrs. FRANK Freeman and
daughter Katherine Ellen, Detroit,
have been spending Few days
with Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Freeman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Halsey have
moved from l09 5. Grove St. to
900 5. Washington st.
Mrs. Floyd Allen, Ann Arbor, Is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Neil Allen.
Fred Roth. Detroit, formerly OF
this city, called on friends here,
sunday.
John Wagner. Lansing, Is the
guest OF his son, Ralph Wagner.
Mrs. c. R. Williams. Washington,
lad, is the guest OF her brother
James G.. Waite.
Sergt. Melvin Giles, Rice Field,
Cal, is spending few days in
Ypsilanti visiting his VIE and his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. James NJ.
Giles. On July 10 Sergeant Giles is
to be in Chanute Field, ILL.,, where
he will attend weather forecasting
classes.
Mrs. Fred Greenstreet, who has
spent the past week in Midland TAX
ing care OF the grandson OF Mr., and
Mrs. Grant Cheney. who were A.
Burk Lake, has now returned TO
Ypsilanti.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Regetz and
Shirley Regetz and Mrs. Estelle
Regetz went to Carleton TO visit
Mrs. Regetzs sister, Mrs. William
Iker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Hodson are
going to spend the week end in
Port Huron with Mr.. and Mrs. Sid.
ney Helsdon.
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NATE BORN

Nate Born, 81, found dead Satur.
day afternoon at his residence, 557
Devonshire Rd., was buried by
Geer Funeral Home this morning.
Efforts OF authorities TO locate
relatives believed to reside in To.
ledo o.. were unavailing. Death re-
suited from natural causes.
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II, n, GOULD

Mr., and Mrs. Lester Budlong, 500
Norris St. have returned from
Kawanna, Ind, where they attend
ed the funeral OF their brother. II.
H. Gould, who died suddenly Mon
day of a heart ailment. He was
buried with Military Honors as a
World War l veteran, and a mem.
Der OF the American Legion.
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Schools

Continued from Page One)
that enrolment in that area may
reach 1000.
Efforts to increase the 115 mill
tax limitation are planned in few
districts and It is expected that
possibilities OF building at Plat
will be discussed.
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Check Plane

Officials at the Bonn Der Plant
airbase we're checking today to see
whether a high powered airplane
that swooped low over the residen.
tIal section of Ypsilanti at about
9:45 a. m. today was attached to
the local air base. 1t is believed the
pilot OF the plane violated Army
regulations and the Civil Aeronau-
tics code in flying so close to house
tops.
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In The Sick Room

Miss Leona Barnes who broke
her leg has returned to Boyer Men,
orial Hospital having the break re-
set.
Alsworth Jack Jacobs underwent
an appendectomy operation Sunday
at Beyer Memorial Hospital and is
recovering very nicely.
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Miss Lena Mae Thompson from
the Kildare Barracks in Ottawa is
spending her furlough in Ypsilanti
with Mrs. Thomas H. Pardo.
Mr. and Mrs. VI. A. Nelles took
Mr.. and Mrs. William Stevens to
the Oakland Hills Country Club
SUNDAY.
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ATTENTION
CITY SUBSCRIBERS

The Ypsilanti Daily Press
wishes all subscribers 10 re-
ceive their papers regularly
and promptly. In case OF poor
or non-delivery OF the Daily
Press phone the Press Office
at 470 before 6 p. m. or 2 p. m.
Saturday
a a
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Ypsilanf Briefs
Move Truck

4 crowd Of 200 spectators gath
cred near Huron ST. and Michigan
Ave. Tuesday afternoon TO watch
service trucks couple onto an IS
wheel Retiners Transport Company
truck that broke an axle while pull
ing uphill west from the river on
Michigan Ave. City police directed
heavy traffic around the huge truck
until It was hauled up Michigan
Ave. TO Ballard st. where It wal
parked near the intersection oil
Pearl and Ballard SITS. to await re-
pairs.
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1-VISIT LOANS

Don't borrow unnecessarily; but II
a loan is the best solution to your
problem, this special service will
save you time and travel. Phone.
tell US how much you need, and
give us the necessary facts for
your application. Then stop In al
our office by appointment to sign
and pick up the money.
Loans are made on signature, fur,
niture or auto without involving
outsiders. Sensible monthly pay.
ments arranged. Women, as well
as men, can readily get a between
payday loan to tide them over. No
unnecessary rigmarole. No EN-
barrassment.
We are sure you will be pleased
with this friendly service. II you
need $40 to $3.50 or more. phone
US today for a 1-visit loan. Or II
lnconvenient for you to call at our
office, write for a "Loan-byMail
Request Form" today.
Loans made in nearby towns
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Struck by Car

orville Randall, Romulus. sus-
tanned compound fracture OF both
legs and a broken arm Tuesday
when he was struck by an automo'
bile being driven by Gerald Smith,
also Of Romulus, three tenths OF a
mile north OF Goddard Rid. Mr.. Ran
dali Is confined to Eloise Hospital.
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Depree Conferred

The Master Mssons degree was
conferred on four candidates at the
meeting Tuesday night OF Phoenix
Lodge, No. 10, F. and A. VI.
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Establishes Title

Joseph Chic, Ptman Rd., has
established title to the motion pic
ture camera and protector held by
police and withdrawn from public
auction by them when Mr.. Chic said
he claimed legal title to them and
would be able to support his claims
with proper evidence. The projec-
tor and camera were returned TO
Mr.. Chic by police.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-07-07
KILLED BY CAR

Grand Rapids, July = James
Rolfe, six. was killed instantly
Tuesday night when struck by an
automobile.