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GRACIOUS WHITE BRICK,
RESTORED GEORGIAN
COLONIAL

RESTORED GEORGIAN
COLONIAL
IN NEARBY VIRGINIA.
On 2 Handicapped Acres in a Set
ting of Century-old Shade Trees.
This grand old house of 10 rooms, ga
baths, located within walking distance Of
convenient TRANSFORMATION, stores and
schools; was restored less than 3 years ago
and is offered for sale due to the owners
transfer from the city. Located on pic
turesque street in nearby Virginia commu-
nlty 1T presents picture of the beautiful
old Southern homes of long ago, the
artistically Handicapped grounds. framed
with white picket fence and evergreen
hedges have been so planted as to provide
privacy. Approached by wide, hard
surfaced drive. flanked on both sides by
beautiful garden. This home is ideal for
those seeking large home with space for
entertaining. Rooms on 1St floor include
wide center hall. drawing room, 15x3O,
with fireplace; library, 15x15, with Are
place and door opening on large screened
porch; dining room, l5Xl5, with bult-in
cupboardS large. modern eouipped kitchen
and powder room. On the End floor )
large bedrms. and 3 baths. paneled
recreation room q 5x3O). with bar.
equipped with running water, provides an
excellent spot for informal entertaining.
An artistic Colonial colonnade leads to
large, n-car. detached garage. Terms.
GEORGE MASON GREEN CO.,
"s4o Wilson Blvd. Arlington. Va.
CHI 3S.}S Eve Falls Church 1881
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10 MIN. TO PENTAGON.
q REDRQOMS


lot 60Xl90: trees: exceptionally
'wel-buit home of brick and frame. with
heavy slate roof: first floor center hall.
step down living rm.., 20 IT, Ions, with fire.
place and beamed ceiling: large dining rm.,
modern, fully equipped kitchen with en-
trance to garage, pantry: 2nd floor, master
bedrm., half bath. 3 other bedrms. and
large bath with separate shower stall.
full. poured concrete basement, recreation
rm powder rm.,. oil h.-w.h.. separate auto.
gas t-water heater. copper plumbing
and downspouting. This house is in
sulated. has storm windows and screens;
attached garage: located in an exclusive
section, nearby Arlington: appraised and
priced at $4,000 first trust. 100000;
Romye Lamborn, Realtor,
Exclusive Agents,
60oS Wilson Blvd, Arlington, Va.
CHI: Abb. Gil. 3711.
LEAVING CITY, MUST SELL
Imposing modern corner brick, in Shepherd
Park; large rooms. 4 baths: custom built.
Can be bought now for about " original
cost of $4,000 Finest construction. mar
1ie a,,t trim, plaster io,.; eornices real homa
WASHINGTON REALTY CO. GE. $500.
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ROLLINGWOOD.

On knoll. with large lot trees and
rm., 2-bath brick home. with large sleep
ing porch An unusually attractive home
IN Chevy Chase, Md. Call Mr. Smith.
ALLIED REALTY CORP WI 664o
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RIVER TERRACE ME-

5,room, tile. bath. modern row brick,
in the heart of an all new home section;
near, stores. schools and churches. with
excellent streetcar transporation; SH.25O.
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO.,
a25 N. Y. Ave. NV. Realtors MA. a1a1
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S., 500.
64Q0 LANQOVER RD..

NEAR CHEVERLY. MD.
Six rooms and bath, 3 large bed
rooms 3 porches New hot-vater heat
ing system (coaD. Real fireplace in
living room Large lot 11sx150, ga
rage, outbuildings. Ideal for garden or
chickens Close to good transportation.
Terms, 81 900 cash.
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SELECT HOME BUYS
UNIVERSITY PARK
NV. CORNER
MICHIGAN PARK

SEMl-DET. BRICK
Situated near the Monastery, this
lovely home must be seen to be ap-
preciated. Colonial brick. 6 large
rms. 2 enclosed porches, bath,
h.-w.h. Basement and garage.
Lot 32X1OO. Convenient to stores,
schools and transportation.
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SUBURBAN HOME

Do you like ground and trees? Here is
delightful one-acre property with a
walton and excellent environment and
served by bus. Here is a splendid oppor-
tunity at only S9,95O Cali OIL. 17OS and
SH 1879
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
MONEY-MAKER.

1925 Biltmore n.w.-11 rooms 2 baths,
furnished; select white section; possession;
must sell. make us an offer. Inspect by
appointment.
RE. o4e3. w. y EN-. e315.
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r ST., Mr.. N. CAP.

Neat. 2-story brick, 6 r. and bath: very
convenient to high school and downtown
buses and cars. Price, $6.5OO.
HOWENSTEIN REALTY CORP.
141S H ST NV DISTRICT 1871
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$1,000.
UNIVERSITY PARK

UNIVERSITY PARK, MD.
A beautiful OUR-BEDROOM brick
two-story home. New-house condition.
less than five years old Oil air-con-
dltion heat auto. hot-water heater.
Hardwood finish. Detached garage
Nice lot 80x130. Must be seen to be
appreciated Shown any time by ap-
pointment.
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WOODBRIDGE SECTION

Stylish, owner-built brick bungalow,
with 4 rms. and bath on 1st floor; 2 rms.
chestnut trim and oak floors, upstairs and
down. Modern kitchen with elec. range
ano refrigerator. Both baths, fully tiled
with shower. Oil heating boiler with
summer-winter hookup. fully screened,
weather stripped and insulated, brick ga
rage: large lot, fenced. Shown by ap-
pointment only. Attractively priced. but
substantial cash required.
WOODBRIDGE REALTY CO.
23S1 Rhode Island Ave NE NO 1o03
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AMERICAN UNIV PARK

Brick home of real charm. built only
years; 8 rooms. 3 bedrooms, tiled bath
on 2nd floor; stairway to Unfinished at
tic; maids room and bath in basement;
garage: priced s13,250; near transporta-
tion and shopping. Exclusive. Cali EN-
l29o Sun. and weekdays. F. A. TWEED,
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WHY NOT SEE THE


WHY NOT SEE THE
ATTRACTIVE HOME
At 1870 25th st. n. Arlington. Va.-Cen-
ter hall, a large rooms on 1st floor. one
library finished in knotty pine, FIRE
places, > porches one screened; 3 bed
rooms, :, baths, on 2nd floor; maid s room
and bath, double GARAGE. Large, attrac-
tive Handicapped corner lot Lee highway to
Military rd. at Cherrydale. right to 25th
st. n, left to 1920. Terms. Open for in
spectlon.
HOI RROOK Qn co CH sQdQ
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N E.-$6 ESQ,

Substantial Groom, bath. brick, in good
condition.; located near Bird and Md. ave;
conv. to Union Station; good buy
FLOYD E. DAVIS CO., 1929 K st. MA. O352
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HOUSES FOR SALE (cont.)


Compact, efncient. small, well-built brick
house, very. attractive and in excellent
neighborhood, with fine outlook; 2 bed
rooms, bath, large living room with fire.
place, dining room, kitchen and lavatory;
$15.s00: $4,000 first trust. Calls MRS.
THURSTON, WI. 4S10, evenings and Sun
day, or DE 1922 WeekdaYS
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FOREST HILLS, D. C.
COOL-QUIET.

FIRST-FLR. DEN AND Law.
An opportunity to buy an attract. det.
center r-hall home in this delightful, close
in community. Attract setting. Generous
lot. Air cond. Priced under $4,000.
Prompt possess To inspect call MIS-.
After hours, GE 1884
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CaEV1 OdASE, u. u.
j.. A beautiful brick, in restricted sec
ton near Barnaby Woods; library or bed
room layatory; wide center entrance,
large living room, big living porch
1st floor; large bedrooms. . baths, attic,
recreation room with fireplace. air condi-
TONED, built-in garage: less than . years
old; lot 6OxlS0 it.. with picket fence
It's todays outstanding valuel S16950.
Call EN-. 1890, Sun. and weekdays. F. A.
TWEED CO. 5504 Conn ave
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FOR COTOREn

. 1874 D st. s.e.-Excellent row brick,
large bedrooms. total. rooms; 3 fire.
and wide alley. only $3.50 down. balance nee
like rent, Call Mr.. Vernon, WI. 1880 ewes.
and Sundays; daily at DI. 6092
VIM. M. THROCKMORTON,
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DOWNTOWN. 81 9,

OOWN 1OWN, 97 ,9oU.
3-story and basement row brick, con-
tanning 10 rms. q kits.J, baths, h,-W'h.,
in good condition.: deep yard to alley;
~ 900 cash, bal. like rent. MA. 1865 OF
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11th and T sts nw-9 rms, Q b., oil
burner; 1st comm'l zone; S1O,5OO; $1,000
cash.
VIII eiec; $3.50: s1,56o o'ep Cash, nA''' d. a.
1927 @ st. n.w;-9 r. . b., h.-w,h., oil
burner: SS,950 1000 cash
100 blk. You st. n.w.-S r., b.. steam
heat, oil burner. cleo: $3.50; So, 900 cash
O.. 900 blk M st. n.w.-12 r., b., Ss,OOO
424 New York ave-11 T., 2 b., elec. !;
S. 800; $1,000 cash.
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Business opportunity Large 2-story
building, contains II large rooms for office
or lodge purposes. excellent condition; can
be used for, either half apt. and half office
space, or all for either: lth and Que sts
NV: priced right, make offer. MR. HAW-
K1NS. MI. 2O57, DE 1861.
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30 ,90U.
Nr. E. Capitol and sth ST. se-Row
brick, rms. and bath: arranged for 2
families. with shower and lavatory in base
ment M. PRATT CO., MA. s6S2, RA
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LARGE LIVING ROOM

This house, has more room than usual
Suitable for large family, Or period furni-
with trees and shrubbery: convenient Be-
thesda LOCATION. not far from Naval Hos
Mrs. Taylor.
ALLIED REALTY CORP. WI R64a
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Seizure Bill
.ChangesSeen

Washington, May 7-INS-House
pro.labor leaders planned a battle
to modify the Connally plant seiz-
ure bill, which passed the Senate
late Wednesday by a vote OF So
to IS.
Chairman Mary r. Norton (D)
n. j.. OF the Labor Committee, in
dictated that she would try to re-
strict the bill to dealing with the
mine strike precipitated by Presi-
dent John L. Lewis OF the United
Mine workers
The COnnally bill, broadened in
the final stages of Senate voting,
gives:
|. The President right TO seize
factories or mines in event of
threatened strikes, thus confirm.
ing his seizure OF the coal mines.
2. The War Labor Board power
TO subpoena, so that John l.. Lewis
can be forced TO appear or any
other person may be forced to tes-
tify.
3. The War Labor Board power
TO fix wages in plants seized by
government.
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NeiUs From, Sheldon

received word from their son. Ser.
geant Gordon Nash. who is located
over seas. that he was just now
able to leave the hospital from
his injury he received in action.
Ephraim Truesdell, who is in the
Army service. has been promoted
from corporal to sergeant.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Frost and
children, Worthwhile. we're Sunday
visitors OF Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Van Wrinkle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Osborn and
family. Northeast Wayne, have pur-
chased the late Kate Robbie house
and property on Canton Center Rd..
here, and will take possession
about the first of June.
A Mothers Day program will
be given Sunday morning at the
regular church service hour, 9:45
a. m. The children will recite and
sing and Rev. G. T. Neyin will give
the message.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Sprangler
and family who lived in Andrew
Smiths tenant house on s. Shell.
don Rd., have moved to Detroit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hilarion Bibicoff
have Just recently purchased a
farm in Dexter. Mr.. and Mrs.
Erich Moores will move from their
home here on Canton Center Rd.
to- Dexter this month to work the
Bibicotf farm.
Mrs. John Robbie resumed her
teaching Monday in Detroit after a
week of spring vacation here.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-05-07
Gar Planned
For Civilians

Washington, May ms The
Senate moved TO determine wheth.
er to set up a civilian supply
car who would be givel broad pow
ers equal TO those OF War Produc-
ton Board Chief Donald NJ. Mel
son.
The bill under consideration. to
create a civilian supply administra-
ton and suthored by Sen. Maloney
CD Conn, would answer charges
that civilians are being ignored"
in the war program and that the
military lis getting everything
Both Nelson and War Manpower
Commissioner Paul McNutt have
repudiated the bill, charging ii
would decentralize powers and
cripple the war program.
The supply administrator. under
the measure, would be appointed
by the President and have auth
GRITTY to set up master program"
OF essential civilian needs.
He would he able. according TO q
Senate Banking and Currency
Committee. report on the bill, to
estimate all the requirements of
the supplies that are being allocat.
ed by the various emergency sup
ply agencies.
Such action. McNutt and Nelson
testified at committee hearings,
would allow the civilian supply
chief TO step in and take over sup
plies needed for the war program.
Unanimously approved by the
banking and currency committee,
Maliney's bill provides salary OF
SIP 900 yearly for the supply car
who would operate within the OF
fee for Emergency Management.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-05-07
Twelve to Take
Training Glass

Twelve women have enrolled for
an so hour training class for nurs.
es aide volunteer work, and will
meet Saturday afternoon at $3.50
p. m. at the home OF Mrs. Harry L.
Smith. with members OF the Nurs-
es Aide committee. 10 complete
plans for attending the class. The
course will be offered both in the
morning and in the evening, the
morning class beginning Monday,
May 10. at 9 a. m. at Palmer Ward,
University Hospital, and the eve
ming class Tuesday May Ii, at
p. m. at Couzens Hall, Ann Arbor.
Those who have enrolled for the
course are: Miss Alice Beal. Miss
Dorothy Carpenter. Mrs. Norman
Fairbanks. Miss Marie Korsch.
Mrs. William Kish. Miss Elizabeth
Mcmahon. Miss Barbara Quibell,
Mrs. Gale Throne, Mrs. William
Wilcox. Mrs. Jon Faily. Miss Helen
Ellis and Mrs. Henry NJ. Evans.
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StaGnCives
PolandHope

New York. May 7-AP-Estab-
lishment Of a strong and indepen.
dent Polish state after the war
was advocated by Premier Joseph
Stain OF Russia Wednesday in a
letter TO the New York Times Cor
respondent in Moscow, Ralph Park
er.
The letter, published in a
copyrighted story in the New YORK
Times, was written In answer TO
letter from Parker posing two
questions on the Russian-Polisn
situation.
Stain also offered the Poles the
promise Of a common alliance
Germany.
Here are Parker's questions and
Stains answers. as phrased in
an authorized English translation
OF Stains reply:
Il. Question Does the govern
ment OF the U.S.S.R. desire to see
a strong and independent Poland
after the defeat OF Hitler's Ger
many? Answer: Unquestionably,
II does.
%. Question: On what funda-
ments is II your opinion that the
relations between Poland and the
U.S.S.R should be based after the
war? Answer: Upon the funda-
ment of solid good neighborly re-.
lstions and mutual respect o..
should the Polish people so de-
sire, upon the fundsment OF an al
lance providing for mutual assist
ance against tho Germans as the
chief enemies Of the Soviet Union
and Poland
The Soviet Union and the Po-
llsh government.in-exile in London
now are at odds over German prop
uganda charges that the Russians
executed thousands Of Polish Of
ficers near Smolensk. Attempts
are being made by Allied leaders
TO patch up the quarrel, behind
which lie old territorial and Dor
der difficulties
Russia notified the Polish Lon.
don Administrator April rs that
n was severing relations and the
left Moscow, en- route 10 Iran.
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PREVENTS SUICIDE

Ionia. Mich May 7-AP-Don.
aid H. Temelco. II year old for.
mer Tonia High School athlete
awaiting trial on a murder charge.
helped 10 prevent the suicide Of
coinmate Of the county Jail yes
terday. Hearing cries, Temelco
dashed upstairs from a card game
with other prisoners on the first
floor and found an elderly inmate
With his throat slashed. Temelco
called a sheriffs deputy and the
inbred man was taken 10 the
lonia reformatory hospital
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-05-07
MANY ATTEND FUNERAL
OF ACCIDENT VIcTI


Sheldon, Mich. May Friends
and neighbors attended the final
rites Wednesday afternoon at Sch
raider Funeral Home in Plymouth
for Joseph Rex Finnigan. 60l5'
Beck Rd, who was killed in an auto
accident at the intersection OF Ford
Rd. and Haggerty Highway where
his car left the road and went into
a ditch early Sunday morning. No
one witnessed the accident, he was
dead when found.
Rev. T. Leonard Sanders official.
ed. Two hymns were rendered by
Mrs. J. T. Chapman accompanied
at the organ by Mrs. NJ. ]. O'Con-
ner. lnterment was in Plymouth.
He was 81 years old and is survived
by his wife Marian E., four chill
dren; his father, Charles Finne'
gan: three sisters, Mrs. Bernice
krauter, Redford, Mrs. Donna
Richards and Doris Finnegan. Can
ton Center Ed, here. His mother,
Mrs. Flora Finnegan, passed away
few years ago. He was well
known here as he was a life resi-
dent in Canton Township.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-05-07
Storm Does DAMAGE

Reports have come in OF much
damage to fruit trees in bud. grape
vines and gardens that we're plant
ed we're washed out Tuesday by
the terrible wind and hail storm
that passed through this section
about a mile and one half wide.
Hardly house escaped without
broken windows; the Stein and
Fischer greenhouses suffered dam
ages TO their growing vegetables
and plants by broken windows. The
barns in the subdivision here
known as the Riggs farm barns
were blown down. The older peo-
pie OF this community say this was
the worst hail and wind storm they
ever witnessed in this section In
the past so years.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-05-07
INSTANTLY KILLED

Monroe, Mich, May = AP -
Marvin Roel. 81. OF Stony Point,
was killed instantly early Wednes-
day when an automobile driven
Dv his wife. Victoria, IS, left Stony
Point road and struck a tree. Roel
was thrown from the car. Coron-
er Edward Rupp said that Mrs.
Roel told him she lost control OF
the car while reaching for a Gig
arctic. Mrs. Roel was only slight
lv injured
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-05-07
Today's Horoscope

a birthday on this date means
that you are conscientious. dill.
gent and courageous. You have
keen mind but make your judE.
ments slowly and only after care.
full study. Your married life will
be happy. You are unusually fond
Of children and your manner wins
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-05-07
NEW POLICE CHIEF

Cheboygan, May 7-AP-Joseph
McGurn, former night policeman,
is Cheboygan's new chief of po-
lice. The city council voted him
the position, 5 to 4, over the form
err Chief, r. o. Merrill.
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LOSES COUPONS

Detroit, May ZAP 49, When
James NJ. Graham. %, was arrested
for reckless driving. he had 2l6
&C. gasoline coupons in his pos.
session The OPA took them all
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-05-07
Fifty Years Ago.

John Ladlaw, Michigan Central gardener arranging
special compliment the people route their Columbian
Exposition at Chicago giant eagle with half spread wings
and half feet high wide composed OF hundreds OF
echeveas then chickens Last the mound filled
with Masonic embems in plants in compliment to the Knights
Templar going 10 Denver for their convention.
Ashley has his Jarvis
will later build house there OF brick taken from the barn that
taken down Kelley Institute last fall Thomas c.
Whaen MCRR conductor is building house east OF River St.
North st.
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away from him Wednesday. along
with his "a" book. Graham ex.
planned he had been given the extra
coupons while employed as a
messenger and forgot to turn them
in when he quit his Job.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-05-07
Half-Forgotten Days
Twenty Years Ago

WOIIly ICdIS FNSU
Dr. l. DOoge the Rotary Club thrilling OF
his travels Rome and Athens especially in
Cleay and Dr. R. C. Ford elected delegates
uonal convention to be held in st. Louis in June.
County Agent Or that farmers IN this have
in hundreds of samples
the need for lime.
Rev Carl Elliott makes plea for magazines
be distributed families anxious for good reading they
not afford TO buy.
The Episcopal Young Peoples Association held picnic in the
Pennsuar Grove Director Hayden Hobart Guild
University OF Michigan, talk the work OF the Guild
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them to your side instantly. II
you have the time to relax today,
call on a friend with whom you
can have an amusing afternoon.
Don't let yourself get involved In
a scandal that concerns a neigh
Dor this evening. Stay neutral
by keeping out Of the gossip ses.
sion.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-05-07

simple refreshments served to
friends from now until the war is
over. People satisfy their hunger
at home nowadays. and very light
refreshments are served more for
sociaoility than to satisfy hun.
ger.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-05-07
Former Resident Dies


Word has been received OF the
death OF George NJ. Rowe, Pitts
field Township, son OF the late Rev.
and Mrs. Justics A. Rowe, former
pastor here, passed away follow
ing an operation with funeral SER
vices in Ann Arbor April 81 He
is survived by his sister. Miss
Grace Rowe. Rev. Rowe was pas
tor OF the Sheldon, Denton and
Cherry Hill churches from 1910
TO 1914.
Mrs. Donald Bailey. formerly
Mary Wood, has resigned her posi-
ton with the bank in Wayne and
left Tuesday to go to the state OF
Washington to be near her hus-
band who Is in service there.
Robert Wright is recovering from
the humps.
Mrs. Horn, Galatia. ILL.,. is visit
ing her daughters, Mrs. Lohr and
Mrs. Tressler. here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Nash have
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-05-07
1ss@
ESKiMoS cAtW
MEip FOOD LESS
INV klhoS1 ANY
oMtR PEOPLE
One-Minute Test

/. What period Of time Is meant
by perennial?
2. What period Of time u re-
lated to "sexennial"?
3. What period Of time Ia indi-
Gated by "undecennial'7
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-05-07
Words Of Wisdor

The power Of little things 10
give instruction and happiness
should be the nrst lesson in life,
and 1t should be inculcated deeply.
Russell II. Conwell.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-05-07
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

J. Els chronic mastitis dam
gerous, and in what way?
Answer: Chronic mastitis Is q
chronic Inflammation Of the fe-
male breast. 1t is sometimes mis-
taken for cancer. Sometimes it
causes considerable discomfort,
but otherwise is not dangerous.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-05-07

one-Mlnute Test Answers
/. Occurring year after year.
2. Pertaining to a period Of six
years.
3. Pertaining TO a period OF II
years.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-05-07

V. Y.:-What is multiple neuri-
tbs? What causes it! What is the
cure?
Answer: Multiple neuritis 1. an
inflammation or degeneration Of
the nerves. 1t usually affects the
nerves Of the legs and causes
clumsinesS in muscular motion.
A great many different things
cause it, overuse Of alcohol; lead
is another; some infectious dis
eases such as diphtheria affect the
nerves in this way; lack Of vita
min B in the diet is the basis Of
most cases.
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r. M.:-Please advise in which
foods ! will find vitamins b. and d.
Answer: Vitamin b. is found in
all cereals or wheat, yeast, milk,
and eggs. Vitamin D is not found
in many natural foods. However,
the body itself is able to form it
by the action Of sunlight on the
skin. Irradiated milk and other
irradiated products contain Vita
min D and so does cod-liver oil, az
do other fish oils. 90
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-05-07
Hints on Etiquette

Make no apologies for very
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-05-07

DR.. Clendening will answer
questions of general interest
only, and then only through
his column.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-05-07

four points for investigation: a
cured oblique inguinal hernia, a
cured umbilical hernia, some sus-
pected indication Of tuberculosis
in his youth and his inability TO
sleep while lying on the left side.
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Your Health
Sleeping Habits
Have Virtually no
Effect on Health
BY logan cIendsnIna. N. 0.

DURING his last illness the
eminent English physician, Sir
Ashley Pastor Cooper, expressed
wish that after his death his
body would be examined at au-
topsy. He particularly alluded TO