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Evening star., 1943-09-30
MOTOR TRAVEL.
PERSONAL.

MOTHERS! Do you want 10 go out in
evenings and have some one care for your
child? Cali Proxy Parents Plan, TR. 1870.
FEEL BETTER after first treatment or
no fee: relief for pains and aches due to
weak heart, asthma, rheumatism, arth-
ritis, nervousness, piles, colds. flu or
other ailments: also relief for aching,
swollen feet; Lady. Naturopathc Dr.. go
i-WAY WEIGHT REDUCING, self f-applica-
ton assures results: home service only.
LADIES; HATS REMoDELED, blocked.
cleaned, made from materials, furs, telts.
Vogue Hats, 1877 18th st. NV. Elk. 39l1.
PHONE SHEPHERD $3.50. ask for Miss
Sullivan, if you are in need Of loan
Up I2, !, t2 , S $500 % on your Signature
method Results e1setiye eaiye for P ife- M
time or money back. Write for booklet. No
1865 Columbia rd Adams O3SS
WATCHES REPAIRED, 3 to day service.
all work guaranteed S. Franks Jewelry
Co, 1104 14th st. NV. nr. L. RE. 5l1O.
HIGHLY CULTURED WOMAN TEACHES
English, self-conf1dence, freedom from self
consciousness: private tutor. MI. 255O.
NEED EXTRA MONEY?
Only requirement is that you be en-
ployed. 1t costs you nothing to investigate.
Just phone DAVE PENNEY. CH. 1924,
ROBT. B. SCOTT
DENTAL LABORATORY,
Room a0l, Westory Bldg, 605 14th st. NV.
DR.. H W JOHNSON, DENTIST.
False Teeth Repaired While You Wait
Room 602. Westorv Bldg. 605 l4th NV.
Evening star., 1943-09-30
CATTLE e. LIVESTOCK.

RIDING HORSES FOR SAFE, $1,000 for
each horse. including bride and saddle.
COL ,4Sth ave, Capital HEIGHTS, Md.
Hillside 1871. q
HORSE FOR SALE, saddle and light work,
hauling, etc Vienna 124-W.
MARE, resistered. saddle bred. for sale. !
years old, 1872 hands, gray. Best offer
takes her Must be sold. Owned by trans
ferred Army oficer. Phone Rockville
PONY, beautiful. black and white spotted,
S100. Phone Fairfax l3S-W.
Evening star., 1943-09-30
ROOM'G HOUSE WANTED
ROOMING HOUSE
BARGAIN OF THE WEEK

Arlington, Va.-S3,3O0 cash down buys
business. house and desirable corner lot.
North Washington blvd. between Clarendon
and Lyon Park: 2-story stucco, newly paint
ed, insulated, decorated; coal furnace, COM
pletely furn 8 beds, bedding. living room.
dining room. kitchen equipment: income,
S2,220 per yr: small enough for / person
to manage: a sound lifetime investment;
complete. $4,000; must sacrifice. Cali
owner, GIL. 32SS
Evening star., 1943-09-30
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

snail DAY nursery, RS ees Sslsr lses ssd
A. Ss$s ss;s.. so
Sa.Jso Boz soa-A, Sta Star. as D'.se'
RsoSOMiNG HOUSE, nice rooms, well fur
n1shed: rent, $50; near school: price, $500
cash hl3I 18th st. NV Il
ASsoCiATEe gentleman or lady. for very
telligens person; must have S5.0000o BOX
DUE Due TO ILLNESS. must sell sho. repair
MaflboS2 Mi, sg9s rd,s - hillside, Ma. r. ia24
ia5 Income ssS per wees 1850 $50 nan fsn
GUEST HOUSE, IA rooms, ) baths; rent.
Sess SeaS mousE DE- sfss ssarooms completely
complets laundry equipment and laundry
essasy; near Dupont cifeiss.. s; Box e sis.a, "a
STORE and 5-rm. and bath house for rent.
Md ,nst ,hotwstsr ssrass heat Oh burner nearby
OPPORTUNITY to make money. O. p. zant-
Eyennss snd md Sundays, sum s. WA. Al is7a' - oS'i
fooLR0oM. tables. 4o1s Lee hwy,
1stsIn 1sth sTa NV. Nv near Dupont circls-semi.
detached: / 9 large rooms. 3 baths; {, rooms
of good furniture: good lease: S1,2T5 han
H. u. l.
IL
GOING BUSINESS. income approximately
800 a month; Dupont Circle area; run
ing water In every room; $4,000. DE. 96S2.
%
CONCESSION, soda fountain, large sub
urban drugstore;. available at once. Small
investment, good returns Cameo Phar-
macy. $500 saith St. Mt Rainier, Nd
WA. 2090.
MOTOR TRUCK HAULING CONTRACT
MEpIHTELY REsPoNss51IiBIIE MEN wHo
NEW Or GooD Used Truck. iIs1 ESSEN
TIAL WAR WORK, LONGTIME PROFIT
ABLE CONTRACT OFFERED. FULL DE-
TAILS ON REQUEST. REFERENCES. BOX
11T-Z. STAR.
EXCELLENT LOCATION IN sT-GRoW-
ing community grocery and meat store.
heat. EXCLUSIVE location Owner retiring.
MAURICE FITZGERALD,
1871 G st. NV. Ma. 1855.
ROOM'G HOUSE WANTED.
Plenty buyers for your furniture and
business. Phone or see me.
EDWIN L. ELLIS,
Capitals Largest Guesthouse Broker"
1910 Vermont Ave, RIM. 217. RE. 5140.
Evening star., 1943-09-30
POULTRY E. EGGS.

NEW HAMPSHIRE REDS. 900. weeks.
BExCRs g. q. s. APPROVED blood-tested
chicks Hatched every week. Open Sun
DAYS Ashton ABB. Norbeck. Md.
Evening star., 1943-09-30
BOATS.

OUTBOARD, 194l. 22-hp.. johnson, with
1895. Call CHI. $780,
CABIN CRUISER, 23-ft.. $3.50; ready to
90. Glebe 435S after pm. 300
FOR SALE, 30-ft. cabin cruiser, ready to
go, just returned from a cruise on the bay,
perfect performance: must sell. price. $3.50.
WA Oa27
Evening star., 1943-09-30
COAL. WOOD. FUEL OIL.

FIREPLACE WOOD, seasoned oak and
other hardwood $50 for full cord. Order
N1yember nj ID del,yeries liver nov GIL; 00S2:
oak, cut any length, $50 per cord. MI.
ZOOS. After 5 pm. NO. 4442.
FIREPLACE LOGS, dry, ,s cord bundles,
S3 80. Immediate delivery Colonial Cord
wood Co. DI 2415
WOOD, fireplace and stove, dry or green,
$50 per cord. Order now for immediate
delivery. D. T. Glascock. Fairfax. Va.
Phone 3f0.
Evening star., 1943-09-30
DOGS. PETS, ETC.

COCKER SPANIEL, registered, black, fe-
male, 6 months old. 424 11th st. ne,
Apt g. l.
BOXERS, exceptionally nice fawn female:
good brindle male. $50; must sacrifice.
414 32nd st Sc Ant lO4 3Os
Evening star., 1943-09-30
PAPER HANGING.

5-room and hall house, $50 comp: no
better workmanship regardless; white
mech: quick sery. DU 905S.
Evening star., 1943-09-30
TELEPHONE COURSE.

EASY. short. interesting; good-paying
positions. private and in Govt. Typing free
with course. Come in today-new class.
Capital PIX School,
1311 G St (Est IL Yrsl MA 21l7
Evening star., 1943-09-30
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
DOMESTIC.
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

SPANISH. native teacher. conversational
method: beginners, advanced students:
small groups. Senor Ramos. Republic 3O76
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-28
Cobo Bows Out
Of Mayor Race

Prospects for a lively campaign
between Mayor Jenries and City
Treasurer Cobo for the mayoralty
post disappeared today when both
mon filed 500 nominating fees TO
seek reelection 10 the posts they
now hold.
Shortly after JeNries appeared
4-the city clerk : office to fife his
fee, Cobo ended months Of specu-
.atlon as 10 his plans when he an
nounced that he would seek his
ttth term as treasurer.
JcffrleS IS seeking his third
term as mayor Cobo came 10
tho city government In 1895 an
loan from A business concern and
remained 10 become deputy treas
urer He was first elected treas.
urer in 1885.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-28
Sees Man Arrested,
Fiqhts With Officer

Because he gave traffic ticket
20 a muSical-horn blowing motor
lst. Patrolmau Raymond Hcrbst
Of Schaefer station. is sporting a
scratched nose and cut face. but
the man who inflicted the injuries
has been found guilty of disturb
ing the peace.
Edward Johnston ~ Of 1870
Trinity, Wednesday night up-
braided HerbSt while be- was writ
ing a ticket for another man, an
unnamed horn-tooter and became
so violent that be attracted a
large crowd before the fighting
bpuan
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-28
Col. BdCkus Is Named
Deputy Security Chief

Col Joseph L. BachuS. person
mel director for the Michigan dis
trict since April, has been pro-
noted 70 deputy director of in
ternal security for the Sixth Serv-
ICE Command, it was announced
today by Col August NJ. Krech
Col BachuS is now in Chicago
working directly under Brig. Gen.
William r. Guthner.
Col BaChuS IS a native OF Mich
igan and maintains his home in
Ann ATbor. He was in command
of army recruiting IN Michigan
since 1887.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-28
MaffElaei Wins Clash
With u. -. Over Land

Peace was finally declared today
in the long and bitter controversy
between the government and
-ELtdcrick- -Ma1lhaei- president
Qf the American Metal Products
Co. over condemnation Of a half
acre lot adjoining the plant az
1888 Linsdale.
Matthaei accepted a check from
the government for $1,000. APP
proXimately $1,000 more than the
price originally fixed After defy
ing the government 10 take over
the site, Matthaei was hailed INTO
federal court on contempt pro-
cccdlngS during which he con-
tested the government right TO
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-28
Poisoned Water
Rumor Traced

Police today we're attempting
ia -tFaee- false -Fi+RqeF apparently
in Paradise Valley
that the city water supply had
been poisoned.
Water board officials said the
report was absolutely un-
founded.
Police said they received ap-
proximately % calls last night,
from Negroes residing in the
Paradise Valley section. Several
similar calls were received al the
Times. A like report, also with
out foundation, was circulated
during the June race riots
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-28
5 Armed Convicts Escape

MONTGOMERY. Ala. Aug. u
INS)-Five ConvictS armed with
meat ClcavcrS and butcher knives
Ovcrpowcred a guard and fed
from the Alabama state prison
tuberculosis hospital last night.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-28
FALL FATAL TO MOTHER

The. accident was doubly tragic
10 the hcircSS because her mother
had died IN the same fashion in a
fall from the eighth floor of the
Mofiett apartment IN 57th street.
The hcTc>S turned from fashion
ahlN socicty 10 her singing career
after Brooks death. She has APP
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-28
Coated Bandit Takes
S66 From ! Men

Thomas Garner, 81, of Flint.
and Robert Moyle, %, Of Three
reported 10 police that
Negro. wearing a goatee and a
baseball cap, robbed them of SEQ
at Tenth and Fort
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-28
STATE OCD HELPS

In Lansing today Capt. Donald
s. Leonard, state director Of civil
Ian defense, made all facilities or
county and municipal defense
councils available 70 the War
Finance Committee.
1T is essential" ne said that
all resources of every commu-
nifty he used IL we are 10 reach
Nichigan's quota Of S45l ,O00,0 900
ef the S45,9e0, Gee, 600 national
goal"
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-28

play ground
was aScceSS
cXcSpt as
the le tic r
from I n Q
o rig lnatOrs
tells
1T was all
i'm vain. The
one M "A n i'm
this bl Oc X
who opposed
us has bought
the lot and
We must va
e "A I q before
school opens.
He can't
a. 4. "A a. HEtnnsl
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-28
Sausage Firm Fined

The Hy-Grade Sausage Co. 2Sl1
Michigan pleaded guilty today TO
adulteratlnC sausage and was
fined 500 by Recorder Judge
John J. Mahcr.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-28
Detroit Times Rationing' Timetable

PRoCESsED FOODS tBlus stamps
X, :, T-NaHd 20 SEPT. 21.
1, \, N-FaId Sept. Loot 90.
GASOLINE
A-toupon is gallons 70 Sept a.
FTEL OIL
Period S-11 gallons tl sept 30
Ieriod ! new series --lU gallons f0r
each unit until Jan. 3.
TIRE INSPECTION DEADLtNES
\ ept 80. B-Oct. 81. t-AYEg-,i.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-28
Jack Pickering
Here
NHd
Vow

TWO LETTERS The first
lcttor is from the people up on
Richton avenue who clipped in
81 each and built their own
playground in a vacant lote-The
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-28

China own notes \ U.ar1r1
ma store urging the stranger 20
come inside Tor Chinese services
ny an evangelist Noppc'S
riding 2 toy automobile on thc
sidewalk while their fathers an
Chinese slippers stand IN fhc
placid evening outside thc Ncr-
chants BWldinE. the center of
Chinese activity The waiter
who rinSos tables with a cloth
dipped IN tea Rice cookies
folded and baked with a slip of
paper inside with a Joke printed
on II The famous place
whore they sometimes play Chi
neScS music on 2 phonoCr8ph
Business prOSpcrS more and
more out Of Americas respect
for Chlna'S endless courage
and Chinatown turns us profits
from this war-born prosperity
back into war relief funds.
The average Dcuo.fcr doesn't
know IT exists. but the fellows
who arc down on their luck
know where lt lS. on a side
street Off Skid Row
II goes under rhc name of
The 3 and !. a name that was
descriptive once. because a man
could Get coffee for 3 cents.
and something 10 eat for s.
in tho depression days they
served a complete dinner. m
cluding "A modest dessert for
cents.
But huShcr dayS have changed
ail that and "A full meal costs
now a quarter. The menu offers
T-b0nc steak IFS most eNtTav-
acant item AT 50 cents.
The place was not started in
tho depression bat fcw years
observation-disclosures
David Brill Since his death. IL
has been handled as an estate.
by William PETIT. and not only
serves food but has a similarly
priced hotel attached. and a bar.
But there, too, the boom has
Swellcd prices. II was. ! suspect
enc Ethe-last places to serve
whisky for a nickel. The price
IS now 20 CcntSA
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-28
Jackson Convict
Denied Ii Freedom
For Navy Post

LANSING Aug y Cooper
Bealc WySong. jackson prison in
mate whose plans for an anti
submarine patVoi have been hailed
by Admiral Ernest j King. COM
mandcr in chief Of the L. s. fleet
Is not going 10 exchange his
prison garb for navy blue.
Despite Admiral Kings request
I Gov. Kelly that Wysong be
parolod 10 give his amazing genius
10 the navy the state parole
board has ruled that it can give
no more paroles 10 the smooth
tonLded prisoner who graduated
from the University Of Indiana at
l9, but has been behind prison
bars most Of the time since 1921
because Of gct-uch-quick schemes.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-28
LORELEI LOBBY

Buckner'S part included the
"Lorclci Lobby the plane full Of
gorgeous chorjncS which he few
10 Washington 20 help charm
senators and congressman. He was
reported engaged 10 Loretta
Young an the time of his arrest
BuCkncr served nine months.
came out of prison 10 be greeted
nv mrs w1tr T7d rTCTT infant son,
born while he was IN prison
fT1dr marriage dld not last
They were divorced year ago.
about the time Mrs. Craven ap-
pcarcd here al the Club Rovalc.
Previously. the ~C lamorou 8
helrcSS was married 70 David
lMlnkicl- -Rroohz.-acphel@af -Lads
AStor. and son of Reginald Brooks
of New York and Southampton.
The marriage ended IN tragedy
when young Brooks hurtlcd 10 his
death II stories from the window
of their fashionable Park avenue
apartment lie had bccn attempts
lng 10 ODcn a window ----
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-28


That with our playground equip
ment and supervision the lot is
better than standing idle. After
we do Vacate II will he nee
PSSarY for him 10 do his own
policing, and ii will he 100 chill
dren and not 30 a. II il now.
"DO YOU know any one want
ing some playground equip
ment?"
At ALMOST tho same time.
Meta Eckcl. Of thr Detroit rec
reation department sent the
following memorandum about
another ncichborhood play
ground II concerns a man
named kutchLl and here's tho
memorandum i-
SAMUEL KUTCHIS. Apt. :,
615 Willis West
"Greek. Came 10 this country
in 1910. 9.-------
This gentleman donated a
flag for the new plaNlOt on
Willis between Second and
Third where the parks and rec
reatiah commission has provided
a safe place for the ncigbbor-
hood Youngsters 10 play.
NheH I-eeH4meHted aft ht~
generosity he said, no, no. II il
privilege that COULD give
this flag. Every time l 20 by
and see these children PLAYING
~ Safrtv and happily think
-"ft the peer starving rfriidrru nj
Greece. NV own mother and
father died Of starvation in
Greece
"He didn't want to take part
In the dedication ceremony last
night because he was afraid the
public might think he wanted
the advertising. He runs "A bar
In the neighhorhood.
"The workers insisted that hc
come up 10 the platform. and
before he handed the flag To the
scout Who vas 10 raise II. he
bent his head and revcrcntiv
kissed the folded flag"
RANDOM NOTES WHILE
ROWING Alice Gorhan me
movie press agent on Vacation.
.-F t.,.t.t.,,., tE-4 -I- ,,,rt.. Yr
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-28
ASSIST MACAULEY

Assisting Macauley in the solici-
tatiOn of insurance companies,
professional men. estates and pen.
sion funds arc vice chairmen Will
liam 5. GilDreath Jr, John w.
Waiting and Walter Gehrke.
From the Retail Victory Conn
mite a group of men is today
calling on merchants 10 enlist
their help in the recruiting OF
Michigan "CallantS.
As $4,000 volunteers, each
pledged TO sell $1,000 worth Of
nonds. are needed in Wayne
County. merchants are urged 10
enlist their employees, friends and
hlIslngSS associates
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-28
A $4,000 ZIP

NEW YORK. Aug. q tINS)-Z-I-P.
there goes S20000'
Accused of diverting more than 5000
pounds OF copper from the war effort 10
production OF zpperS. Abraham Ernst and
the corporation which he heads were found
guilty in federal court fined $4,000 and
placed on a years probation.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-28

MAT, CHEESE. PATS tRed Stampsl
. y, N-Ntid 90 Alg 3l.
Valid f1 Oct
5 Valid Aug 2s tn on
Valid sept t4 Oct 2.
SUGAR
stomp is pounds % Oe' a.
CANNING SUGAR
stamp IS, IT, lbs. each 20 Oct. 81.
SHOES
stamp ls-One patr 70 Oct. 81.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-28
Thief Us Nj Shtnlare
To Boxing Marine

Cpl Francis LimpachS exciting
dream OF surprising hlS folks by
walking into his home uneNpcct-
edly, reSplendont i'm the rcd
trimmed-hluc- hluc--LEiiGEGl--Gi--ihc
marines. was frustrated by "a thief
in the lobby of the Adams branch
OF the YNCA.
Returning for his first Through
since he entered the service " last
January. the 20-ycar-old. former
Wayne University student arrived
at 40 a TUESDAY -fram- Cab
fornia and went 20 the YMCA TO
wash and change IntoNthc impress
slve, high-Collarcd>drcSS clothes.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-28

When he awoke. his suitcase,
containing the dress uniform and
all of his marine gear. was gone.
Ic had borrowed the brown
suitcase aaad--ihe-..laSt--brsss hsft-
tons and marine insignia from a
pal ON tho West Coast.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-28
MdcduIey Scans
Sd War Loan S
List Of Prospects

Workers al tho newly opened
Office of the banking division OF
tho Third War Loan drive are
busy today checking the list Of
prospects who VIII be called on
shortly by war bond statesmen.
Alvan Macaulcy Jr., director of
tho 20u volunteer SaleSmen a. he
looked over the list sand that
corporation executives, beauty
shop operators, representatives. of
estates. associations and night
Ci1IbS witt be CanVaSScd.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-28
CAN KEEP CAMERA

1naSmuCh as no one but ma
rIne can use most of the equip
mcnt. Cpl Limpach asks that
they returned. -ife-sats the
thief can keep a camera, also con-
tanned in the suitcase.
The Surprise homecoming was
StIll a happy event. Limpach
walked in caring marine
greens. his tunic decorated with
medals for SharpShootinC and eX-
pert performance IN the use Of
Tho bayonet. hand grenadcS and
the pistol.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-28
HE FALLS ASLEEP

Waiting for the hour when his
parents. MI and Mr., Raymond
LimpaCh. 8323 Ohio would be at
breakfast the corporal fen asleep
IN a char.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-28
By VERA BROWN

Wldc eyed honey haired AIDE
Iado No0ett Brooks Buckner oil
heIrc~, and night club singer. who
has hat The headlines frequently
s The BRIDE of a young Crosse
Pointe army officer
Tho -S-year-old singer whose
vocal education cost her father,
James g. Mo6ett, STANDARD OIL
executive. a million dollars, was
warucd 10 II William Craven. -.
son Of Mrs William Craven Of
Us7 Hatr.tL Crosse Po.n'c.
down 7' n Jackson s C. after
q wh.r'"in1 colrtshIp during the
Dctrol'er recent Today leave.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-28
HAS DARKER SIDE

Whatever else this man may
be-" the admiral wrote the gov
crnor, "he il an artist.
Accompanying his plans
were drawings and charts 80
beautifully executed as 10 evoke
considerable favorable comment
il my headquarters"
However there is much
darker side Of the picture. accord
lng 70 the parole board.
This man." the board told
the governor, has had all the
chances OF parole that any man
II entitled 10.
Each time on parole he has
been involved i'm get-rich-quick
schemes and has inVeigled and
embarrassed highly respectable
citizens Of various communities.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-28

Ma'thaei asserted his plant was
on war work and that he needed
the site for expansion purposes
himself He made representations
m Washington. The peace price
was finally arranged by Vincent
L. Fitzgerald special United States
attorney and the payment order
was signed today by Federal Judge
Arthur r Lederle
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-28

Order War Stamps delivered
10 your home by your Detroit
Times carrier.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-28

condemn The land 50 that if could
be TUNED over 10 the Holley
Carhuretor Co. for expansion
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-28
RATED NCoRRIGIBEE

"On many occasions he has
saved himself from jail and
prison sentences through his
powers of persuasion and glib
talk.
we consider him incorrigible
ana an extremely NpoOr risk for
parole. Our board will no longer
assume responsibility for his
conduct in community ne"
WySong is serving A seven 10
lo-year term for forgery. under
the habltual criminal code and
The board has recommended the
term
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-28

Wen be ready 10 beat our
l5,500,000 sales record Of the
Second War Loan" he asserted.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-28
Westminster" Hose. .48c

Al first q.oity rev f9 patterns and coors, Cor7bns
tons Of pure silk o0d Isle a0o Isle and rayoo reinforced
bee and toe for extra long Blue, green, maroon,
brown. Re9uor or short en9tns.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-28

5Tf % T5mo5 io' fheY 70
ort in mind. O.tsta0dinq
+ vii. retain both SIZE and
Coat or s.iooo styles IN
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-28
VARSITY" Poiomos ..... 81

90 -----e. I'D -5---IL-----s q
mace with your sleeping CONT
workmanship ana materials tha
coor after repeated w9snloos
~-.a.-., -~Ior )~-,p'oa+,Ore
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-28

Just arrived Tor your fol outfit 8urtons Irish popos
by Beau BrUnme. nationally advertised the
choice Of well groomed men. New patterns and coors
that ensemble We. with faI suit coors.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-07-22
Legal Notices
APPOINTMENT or ADMrHIsTnA'
TOR

40. 1895
STATE OF MICHIGAN. The Pro-
bate Court for the County OF wash
teIaW.
Ata session OF said Court. held at
tie Probate office in the C'ty OF
Ann Arb0r in said county, on the
18th day Of July A. y. l9i3.
Present. Hon. jay g. Pray. Judge
% Probate
IN the Matter Of the Estate Of
Edward Earnest AdiHha, Deceas ed
Harold Adiska having filed In
said court his petition praying that
t4e administration % said estate be
granted 10 Edwin y. Adiska or to
some other suitable person.
IL IL Ordered. That the l7th day
of August. A. y. 1888, At ten o'clock
n the forenoon. ~ said Probate or
fee be snd is hereby appointed for
hearing SAID petition.
D. is Further Ordered. That public
notice thereof be given by pu0lica-
ton OF a copy 81 tails order. once
eac1 week for three successive
weeks uTaElogA to said day OF hear
INK. In the Ypsilauti Daily Press
uewspaoer printed and circulated In
said COUNTY
JAY q. PRAY. JudEs OF Probate
4 frIa copy.
>ors o sorEert, Register OF PROBATE
Al. 4-ss5
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-07-22
Real EsIste
Houses For sale
SPECIAL

SPECIAL
LOCATED IN Wayne. az 1855 PERISH
ing 50. , blocks from BeudiG Plant
one floor, six rooms, bata, modern
conyenieuces, front porch screened
and g,assed H. fsUcrd-.n rear yard
garagt price $3.50 with $500
down and balance Ike rent POS
session Aug LIST. Ehman 4 Green
street, 40 W. Michigan, Tel. ll35
NORTH HAMILTON ST. 4 block
from W. Michigan Ave. room
income house Excellent income
property, Priced TO sell Terms IT
Peet, 80 y Huron So Ph. 1871
IL ROOM APARTMENT house near
Michigan Ave. on Congress ST
Price to sell. Terms. Il. Poet, So
\, Huron St Phone 1877,
S ROOM HOUSE on nice corner.
bath apis Price $500. Terms
II. Peet, So y. Huron, Phone 1874.
IN WAYNE Five room house, part.
" finished. $500 Is down ba'-
ance monthly. Geo Robins, 81 y
Huron. Phone 942-W.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-07-22
Automotive
House Trailer, For sale

. FOOT thinner House Trailer Tor
Fals. rooms, { wheels. d5crs
irrsrs-r.g bed tvs' EtHasrsffs
ard fence Ztf. Louis BesH-
lager s4ss = a43eH4gaa.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-07-22

OK HOLMES ROAD. close in. nearly
acres room house. bath, fur
mace garage, chicken house beau
tiful trees and lawn. Reasonable
price. Terms. H. Peet, 50 n. Huron
St Phone 1871.