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La gaceta., 1943-08-31
Los Juegos En- Las
Grandes Ligas
LIGA NACIONAL
PerdierOn y GanarOn

Mientras las restantes novenas
del ~circuito nacional descansaban,
en- espera de los desafios de hoy,
los Pajaros Rojos de San Luis y
los Piratas Sc batieron dos veces
en- Pittsburg.
Los bucaneros ganaron ell pri-
mer partido, hacienda dos carre-
ras en- la decima entrada, Y car
garon con la "golpiza" en- ell Sc
gundo.
La victoria en- ell primer encuen
tro Sc lie anot6 a Brandt y la de-
rrota a Brazle. Alfonso Lopez a.
yud6 al exito con un shit" en- tres
veces.
Brecheen domino en- ell segundo
mientras sus companeros dispara-
ban Is "hits" y hacian 8 carre-
ras.
Kurowski y Coscarart aporta-
ron "tribeyes" en- ell segundo par
lido.
San Luis &c, 11h, 2e; Pittsburg
4c, 12h, lie.
San Luis &c, 13h, 2e; PittsDurg
&c, Oh, 2e.
La gaceta., 1943-08-31
VICTORIA DEL VILLANO
UNDERHILL

FL hombre que Sc distingue por
sus "villanias', ell obiero Walter
|Underhill. del astillero MeClosl.ey,
derrot6 anoche, en- ell Auditcfio
Municipal,a al indio Jim Clinkstock.
Walter Sc anot6 la primera ca
ida, derrotando a su adversario
en- 25 minutes. Luego, ell indio,
en- 81 segundos, lie apago ell fue-
go a Underhill.
La tercera caida la correspon-
do al hombre "de las agallas" y
ell indio cargo con ell 'aplastamien-
to-.
Luego de que cada uno tenia EN-
su haber una caida, en- un ealculo
de tres, otro indio, Chief Sauaoo-
Ike fue descalificado por ell arbi-
tro v lie otorgaron la victoria al
.griego Nick Bacalis.
Tablas Sc declare ell match
entire Bill Ludwig, ell hombre de
la marina mercante, Y Red Du-
gan. ell "hombre malo" de Jack
sonville.
Considerable Ell tempo, la llu-
via, la co~ncurrencia fue n gra-
ia noticia para los anhelos de la
empresa.
La gaceta., 1943-08-31
LOS A DE HOY

En- la Liga Nacional jugaran
hoy,en Boston, los Gigantes Y los
Braves, actuando los pitchers HUI
bbell Y Andrews; en- Pittsburg,
Cardenales y Piratas, anuncian-
dose como "serpentineros" a La
nier Y Klinger; en- Cincinnati, Cubs
y Rojos, con Paul Derringer y Blu
cky Walters, y en- Filadelfia, Dod-
gers Y Phillies, de noche, o Hig-
be y Krauss.
La gaceta., 1943-08-31
LAS POSICION DE LAS


Esta es la posici6n de las move
mas en- la Liga Nacional: San Lu-
is, 70 victorias, 43 derrotas Y pro-
medic de 648; Cincinnati, 60 triun-
fos, SO contratiempos y prone
dio de 562; Pittsburg, 81, go Y
promedio de 528; Brooklyn, "a,
So Y promedio de 525; Chicago,
SO, GO y 484; Boston, So, IS y
449; F~iladelfia, 81, SO Y 439, y
New York, A, n Y 364.
La gaceta., 1943-08-31

las Naciones midas bien pueden
enorgullecerse dc una larga serie dc
victorias brillantes.
Sobresale entire 6stas ell haber
asumido los aliados irrefutable-
mente la iniciativa 10 mismo en-
Europa que en- ell Paciheo, deiando
al enemigo imposibilitado de lanza~
ataques de mOtu pr0piO o de tomar
Ia ofensiva AGA o ALA, pues al pre-
Sente tiene que contentarse o de-
fender tenazmente las pOsiciones
que aun conserva en- la inquietante
espectativa de NO tener la mas mi
nina idea del lugar O de Ia bora del
proNmO golpe aliado.
Fraeasa ell mitO
Ante un empuje tai que dei6 va
cllante = una de las potencias que
10 Integran, ell mitO de Ia invenci-
bilidad del Eje Sc esfum6 en- ell norte
de Africa v en- Stella. La camua6a
del norte de Africa demOstr6 Que Of
mecanismo belico de los nazis Sc
desmorona al verse en- un callei6n
sin salida Y la conquista de Stella
revelo que las fOrtalezas terrestres
NADIA puedeR contra fuarzas Su,e-
riores. En- ell vesso I.snte de Russia
los ejeritos Rojos cc~tribuveror
pOderosamente al desaStre enemigo
hacienda retroceGe$ a los nazis Y
echandO nuevamente por TERRA el
mlto de supueSta invencibilidad que
hizo tembiar q toda Europa.
Las dos armas en- que Hitler Sc
apoyaba para triunfar. ell submarine
Y ell poderio aeren. de'aron &c sYr
er los efectOS ~eSpGrados. POGO an
La gaceta., 1943-08-31

I reunirse en-
! esta ciudad para la sexta de
Bus trascendentales entrevis-
tas, que pasaran a la historic
como lecciones maximas de
provision y de estrategia, sc
Aextendia a la vista del presi-
Vdente Roosevelt y del primer
miniStro Churchill una larga
Serie de triunfos obtenidos en-
tOdos los frentes de eSta que
IRA global.
A sus espaldas queda an canine
largo y tortuoso, sembrado de sacri-
hcios, reveses e infortunios, pero
ante elloS Sc abre una amplia pers-
Pectiva LENA de inequivocos sigRos
de Ia victoria final. Cuando cele-
braron su primera entrevista en-
Washington en- diciembre de 1871
10 mas que podlan eSperar era man
tener viva Ia llama de Ia esperanto
y de Ia fe; pero en- Ia entrevista de
Quebec esA llama, avivada por ell
espiritu de los pueblos amantes de
Ia hbertad, por doquiera iluminaba
triunfos. La fe y Ia esperanto fue-
ron Ia inspiration para una labor
titanica en- alcanzar ell poderio mill
tar n~ecesario y una gigantesca pro
dOcci6n industrial.
I'm triuRfO tras OtrO
al esperar llenas de confanza Ia
Ncei6n que presagia la sexta entire
wBea Dc Roosevelt y de Churchill.
La gaceta., 1943-08-31
TriUnfos resononfes condUieron a Roosevelt y !
Churchill a Ia entrevisto de Quebec

ties de la entrevista de QuebeC
Roosevelt y Churchill anunciaron
en- una manifestation ~conjunta que
en- tres meses habfan sido hundidos
noventa submarines del Eje, o seaV
un promedio de uno por dfa. La
decadencia del submarine permiti6
que los aliados c~olocaran un verda-
dero puente de barcos a traves del
Atlantico por ell cual transitan en-
cantidad creciente las tropas Y los
pertrechos para Europa. 4
La superioridad aerea que di6 81
los nazis ell dominic de un conti4
nente v cause a I~nglaterra sus horas
mas aciagas paso a manos de los
aliados. Alemania, cuyo suelo, SCI
gun u arrogantes caudillos jamaa |
|podia ser hollado por aviones ene4
migos, ha visto sus mas importantes
fabricas de pertrechos v sus gram
des centres industriales convertidos
en- humeantes ruinas por bombas
lanzadas desde las nubes. Ham,
burgo, la segunda ciudad del Reich,
ell corazon de su marina Y de su in
dustria, yace en- escombros en- tanto
que los alemanes Sc preguntan con
terror cual Sera ell proximo blanco
de los aliados. Ell vale del Ruhr. +,
verdadero centre de la industria
alemana, fue ominosamente sacu-
dido por las bombas aliadas. De los
centenares de fabricas de material
de guerra y de las i~nstalaciones
militares de Italia no quedan sino
las ruinas. Los campos petrolfferos
de Rumania, de los que Alemania
eXtrae una tercera parte del vital
combustible, sufrieron un ataGue
devastador Y. contando los aliados
con bases mas cercanas no habra
rincon de territorio dominado Dor
Alemania a cubierto de bombardeos.
Ell descOntentO aumenta ,
Mientras que los satellites de Ale.
mania tiemblan ante 10 que les de-
parara ell future sordos rumores Sc
deJan DIR en- los ambitos del dominic
coEquistado por los nazis. Noruepa
fue declarsda en- estado de sitio con
el intento de apagar las llamas De
la rebellion. En- la Europa subvu-
gada los pueblos Sc ~aprestan para
la bora de la liberaci6n.
Las ventaias alcanzadas alevosav '
traidorG. mente por los japoneses en-
el Pacifico 81 desvanecen UraduaI-
mente. Su poderio aereo estS des-
truido Y su marina disbursements
descalabrada. Numerosas bases de
gran Importance estrategica les
nan sido arrebatadas v en- los mo-
mentos en- que Sc iniciaba Ia con.
terencia entire Roosevelt v Churchill
los JaponeseS Sufrian otra contun-
dente derrota aerea en- la region De
Nueva Guinea. A 10 largo del vasto
frente de $50 millas del Pacifco los
.lladoS eStaban a la ofensiva.
A OeSar de que en- los demas fren.
ties de combate las horas transc11.
rren cada veZ mas amenaza1oraa
para Ell Eje ell optimismo de las Ma
clones unidas ha sido sensatamente
contenldo nor ell convencimiento 6e
'ue todayia eSedn po- librarse las
de mayor magnitud ' de
cue quedan por hacer SACRIFICES aim
mayores.
Empero, a la vista de los tr;nnfoa
va ootenldos, las n~aciones aliadas
los ojos a Quebec nenas de
en- Ell deSenlace final mien-
que Ell Eje solo We nuevos nell
groS' pues la conferepcia sign;6ra
Suo,.'S ataques dondc menos IS
La gaceta., 1943-08-31
EN- LA LIZA

Hasta hoy ests !
de las novenas en-
ricana:
New York, II pa
didOs y prOmedio ID
ton, SO victorias.
promedio de SAB;
t%riunfOs, 81 disgust
troit, SO exitOs, s.
y pFOmedl0 de 52l,
go y porcentaje de
SO, Sc y 468 punt
Sc. Sc v IN total 4,
fla, al, 80 y prona
La gaceta., 1943-08-31
H A &
WRICRi

New York, agostO
rector de Chalky "
Walker, manifesto az
campe6n del peso de
do rechazadO por ell Z
medicos lie encOntraT
mentos fisicOs".
Wright reside en- |
California, y con frel
tiene combates a puiet
La gaceta., 1943-08-31
LIZA AN
Triunfo a.

Habia solo sesI
para aver en- 81
sc jugara. 1
Los Yankees Il
oportuno %"jonrr5l
ly, d~errotaron \
ganando otra serl
%tercera c~Onsecua1
"eilsioI1 dej6 I
a los b~ateadores
la Judas y tuyo !
virles seis %"poncb,
En- los ultimos ;
dos, por los YAM
AZ victorias.
La derrota Sc
cher Woods.
Boston 1c, Al,
&C., Oh, lie.
The echo., 1943-09-03
HBA a JOINING FEE.
$1.OO =

joining fes u $1.eO. Ysa are -
Soc to the effiss and xs4ain ~.
disDsassaasa enAsd wstA tAs -
hax DNaraa
Osnaanl psua1
The echo., 1943-09-03
Continued from Page 1

or telegraphs the soldier telling him
of the difficulty. The soldier then
goes to his Commanding Officer who
turns the matter over to the Red
Cross at the post for investigation.
1t, in turn, gets in touch with the Red
Cross Branch in the soldiers home
town, asking it to inveetiea ate and find
if he soldiers essence s necessary.
This procedure .equires cons ;derable
time; occasional - days.
Such delay could be avoided if
every soldier viii Immediately write
home and tell his relatives that, if
trouble comes, they should have their
doctor or, if there is no family doctor,
go themselves to the local Red Cross
which win check on the necessity of
the soldiers coming home. If the
trouble is serious enough to require
the soldiers presence, the local Red
Cross win Immediately telegraph the
Red Cross al the soldiers post which
win advise his Commanding Officer
30 once Thus The soldier viii start
for his home almost immediately after
The echo., 1943-09-03

1. If you have a death in your 10
cal lodge, notify the office of the death
Frst before making any kind OF ar
rangement. Ask for a death certifi-
cate or death proof blank; have it
properly filled, notarized and return
sd to the off ,e within eight days.
The echo., 1943-09-03
SOME THINGS PRESIDENTS OF
THE II. b. A. SHOULD KNOW
AND Do

1. If you have a death in your To-
cal lodge, notify the office of the death
Erst before making any kind OF ar
rangement Ask for a death certifi-
cate or death proof blank; have it
properly filled, notarized and return
sd to the off ce within eight days.
.. See to it that all members OF
your lodge have a certificate or policy.
Do not wait until the death OF a MEM
Der and then proceed to get policy.
If you do, it costs more, must be nota-
rized n properly signed. In 50
doing much time is lost and much ex-
pense is incurred.
3. All quarterly report blanks must
be in the office when the Boards open
if you are not present in person. If
this is not done the commission al
lowed the local presidents will be null
and void Therefore, your report must
1 be in the office on or before The date
ldesirnated on vorr blank.
A. Don't wait until the date that
time Board Ks set TO purchase vour
money order. B1v vou money order
fol-, tas date az tho Peer5 and raiI
'la 1'-e oL ots - oai " y you
% '9 present IL person.
ao lhi7. goo "ll oe hoIiLlea
aofe rs SNORT
D. -A.- lIesi'ie'lVs cannon De served
3@e .n0 same 1ii''9' we take our tuBn
i".i" you come He>O 10 Che one just
''ie'" o. you
o. IL you DO not nave regular
uhdertakef TO handle 6he oody Oh a oe-
ceased member be sure to get the
The echo., 1943-09-03

Thou shalt rise up before the
hoaIy head, and honor the face of the
old man, and thou shalt fear thy God:
I am Jehovah.
33-And if a stranger sojourn with
thee in your land, ye shall not do him
wrong.
81 - The stranger that sojourneth
with you shall be unto you as the
homeborn among you, and thou shalt
love him as thyself; for ye were So
journers in the land of Egypt: l am
Jehovah your God.
The echo., 1943-09-03

Pvt Cunningham Atmored Replace
ment Training Center, Fort Knox
Ky, recently made one of the highest
scores in his company on the 80 cal
rifle to win "Sharpshooter" citation
He has finished basic training prepar-
atory for duty with an armored COM
bat unit
The echo., 1943-09-03
DeKALB NEWS

Dear Editor: This is to let the
readers know that we have lost one
of our faithful members in the person
Of Sister Leona Rush who departed
this life on the 18th of this month.
Her survivors are: husband, several
children, grandchildren and friends.
E. ]. McDade, Reporter
The echo., 1943-09-03
Continued from Page I
IN MERCY ROLE

IN MERCY ROLE
Ths four were preparing to retire
Friday night about II o'clock when
a negro boy riding horse reached
camp asking for Mr.. Hobbs, saying
his "psppy was low sick" and needed
doctor.
When Mr.. Bailey asked the boy
why he did not go for the doctor, the
negro replied that he did not drive a
car and it would not do any good for
him to go.
That "good man, Tom Bailey" with
the bigness of his heart, his love for
people and the ever-present desire to
help others, in company with Mr..
Curtis, got in his car and went for
the doctor, four miles away.
Introducing themselves as Bailey
and Curtis from Meridian, the aged
doctor asked if Bailey were related
to the one Just elected governor of
Mississippi. When informed he was
Tom Bailey, the physician proudly
stated that was the first time he had
ever been driven by a governor to see
a sick negro and he considered that
the greatest moment Of his life. In
deed it was such an experience that
he declared he was going to awaken
his wife and tell her, even though it
was nearly 2 O'clock when he was re-
turned to his home by Governor-nom-
mate Bailey.
The echo., 1943-09-03
T.p. Young,Ikotary

Now that our country Is engeged IN
the greatest war that we have ever
known, there is a large number Of our
people employed in Defense Factories
throughout the country. In most cages
they are required to have certified
birth certificate or proof OF birth be-
fore their application is accepted for
employment.
The echo., 1943-09-03

EssAss Ast&1y she s6iss vAn.SvW
- s&sAGs yeux address in order tAas
We might change the sddrsss sn ew
naaihng List Whenever we mail -
paper and it comes back, W. have
to pay to get it out Of the post offics.
-HSastcg.
NOTICE
Presidents who send in Cashiers
Checks will please forward 10c ex-
change on same. Please pvt this On
your Memo book and govern your
selves accordingly.
Z ,s.st .E
General President. X
The echo., 1943-09-03
NOTICE

All Presidents wiz retain 10c
commission out of each members
assessment in the Board. Do not
send your commission to the office.
The Secretary.
The echo., 1943-09-03

SUI ay >chOoI
Lesson
( LESSON x-sEPT. S
ISRAEL CALLED TO BE A HOLY
PEOPLE, Book Of Levitcus.
GOLDEN TEXT: Ye shall be holy;
for l am holy. 1 Peter lie.
7nE: l4A4 3. C.
.@94aCE: At Sinai
Levitieus 19:1--And Jehovah spake
Mnso Moses, saying,
Speak unto all the congregation
of the children Of Israel, and say un-
TO them, Ye shall be holy: for 1 Je-
Aovah your God am holy.
8 Ye shall fear every man his
mother an3 his father; and ye shall
keep my sabbaths: I am Jehovah your
God.
1Turn ye not unto idols, nor make
10 yourse yes molten gods: I am Je-
.hovah yo1r God.
11-Ye shall not steal; neither shall
Ee deal falsely nor lie-one to another.
42rAnd We shall not swear by MY
name falsely, and profane the name
Of thy Godj 2.,am Jehovah.
10 r. Thou shalt not oppress tbv
neighbor, nor rob him; the wages Of al
hired servant shall not abide with tbeel
' 's"' until rhe morning.
nor put a sumblinob1oo1, bofora 4l,1
The echo., 1943-09-03

We - n psa1a1sa - tahs - Wg1
u year kends and AZ thiaUs - -
that ysu can gst that Defenss - w
whatnot, that you wouM kks - kavve
in order that our factories viii nok b
held up in turning ont airplanes, tanks
machine guns, etc
I am better situated to serve you
than ever before, having our office In
the H. B. A. Building.
For any kind Of Notary work, ses
as and we will serve you with grstle.
The echo., 1943-09-03

To ths presidents and nsnhsss q
~ HoIbssek Dsnsvolsut AasscieA1aa:
Xhh es0u - inRssm yssf tAat ~
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-01-26
Wanted To Buy
Oakville

Oakylle, Mich. Jan. 26-Mr.
and Mrs. William Brabant
spent Sunday evening at the homo
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Ault and
daughter. Wayne.
L.ayd su.t's sale was well at
tended wednesday In spit Of the
extreme cold and everything sold
we'll
Charles Burgrt accompanied by
Nrs Kenneth Sanford spent Friday
forenoon in Milan on business.
Mr. and Mrs. Gregg and son
Pat spent Sunday evening with
his parents iu Wayne.
Side roads have been almost inn
passahIe most OF last week due to
drifts OF snow Mail carriers were
unable To- make their routes.
Nh and Mrs Charles Barnsdale
and sons, Robert James and Nor
man. were Sunday guests at the
home Of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Proc
tor Tecumseh.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-01-26
Fine Points in Bridqe
CIV SHEPARD BARCLAY

and 3. The heart 4 was taken by
the X and the club 0 finessed, the
club Q scored and then South led
the diamond 6 10 the q and A.
East returned the diamond J to
the X, and then the spade was
led toward the K. West came in
with the A and sent the diamond 7
TO his partners 10 But the spade
X. diamond and heart q were
now good for the three tricks
needed by South
At the other table. East led the
spade ,. the A winning. the J get
ting the next trick and the X the
third. The club A. the Z 10 the 8.
) and K followed. the diamond 7
was led 10 the a and the spade S
was the setting trick.
North at Table was inclined
10 crow because ne made his con-
tract But wasn't he merely lucky
in that. when West vas the lead
er his logical-appearing lead was
a suit which the declarer stopped
three times. whereas. when East
led, his sound lead was one which
was stopped only once?
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-01-26
WOMEN
For Light Assembly Work on War Jobs.
UNITED STOVE CO.
800 Lowell.

TYPiST and general office work
Dixie Shops, lc5 w Michigan
Ave.
WANTED-Secretary Good salary.
Automobile club OF Michigan.
Huron Hotel hldg
GIRLS WANTED. Apply in
person. Trojan Laundry.
MATTRESSES and DISH
washer. SO r. Cross.
MAID for HOTEL WORK. middle
aged or past preferred. Corine Ho-
tel. 2l6 W. Michigan.
STENOGRAPHER and general
office work. United Stove
co. Phone 1915.
SALESLADY--in ladies' ready-to-
wear. Opportunity for advance
ment, Good wages. Box L-Si, care
Press
THEY'RE soMETHiSG-more thar
fsncies and fads. these powerful
little Classified Ads
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-01-26
Eorl |. freeman
40 PEARL. 1853


honorable stock companies.
NOW UNDER CONSTRUCTION
is Attractive New Homes on
Dwight ST. Consult T.. X. Syl-
NeSter, 3O7 r. Forest. IN 44s.
GARAGE HOUSE on Holmes Road
near Harris Road. Very neat in up
pearauro. Wen constructed. Looks
like new. Wired for electric stove.
$1,000. Terms. II. Peet. 50 y Huron
St Phone 1871
BASEMENT house, we'll constructed
brick and cement block constitute
ton. Buyer can complete house
and make beautiful roma On
Holmes Road near Harris I'd
IriCe $500, Terms. 20 North Huron
st Phone 1871.
i BLOCK from Ecorse Road near
super Market, ? room bungalow,
garage, $500. Terms. $500 down.
II feet 80 ". Huron St. 1871.
Houses FOR Rent
one ROOM CABTN-furnished
4j36 Packard Rd, ~ miles
west ~ Npsilauti
SMALL furnished home al Murray
Lake 8 mi. y. Of Npsilanti, two or
three children accepted, Phone
153l-t-2
Farms and Land
90 ACRES level land on Beck Road.
near Van Born. Reasonable price
Terms. H. peet, 80 y. Huron St.
1911.
Brokerage CARDS.
REAL ESTATE - General Insurance
Ross Bower, 100 ". Michigan.
Phone 6G4
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-01-26
YOU CAN'T GOVERN 1T

Wv Wv VIZ AsANHN
r. II IS ALL well and good for
YOU 10 take credit for a WE'LL
played hand when you score a
doubtful contract by handling
each problem correctly. But many
a time all the skill in the world
would not avail you unless you
also had some good fortune in
matters over which you have no
control. such as the opening lead.
Don't oven be too quick to blame
your opponents for giving you
your contract. as the result may
have depended upon some factor
which was completely hidden from
their view and over which they
had no control. In brief, try to be
o bit modest about your successes.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-01-26

LARGE War Plant - interested in
hiring girls who are mechanically
Inclined for time clock repair work
fer day and afternoon shifts. EX-
perie4lCe not necessary but pre-
ferred. Applications will be &C
cepted from persons not now on
war work. Must be citizen.
In reply state age. telephone numb
er and experience n any. Box l.
SO. care Daily Press
AVON COSMETIC Company wants
woman Of pleasing personality TO
render q personal service 20 Gus
TONER'S in LaMay subdivision and
other surrounding districts Of Ypsi-
lanti. Good Pay For particulars
write. Mrs. Zada Norris. sos North
Nam, Ann Arbor, Michigan.
WANTED-Lady 20 take care Of
modern home by the day. two chill
dren in school, parents work. Call
az So7 Congress 81. after 5 y. M.
WANTED-Part-iime Girl in Real
Estate office. H. G. Poet. 80 n.
Huron st. Phone 1871.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-01-26
TO ATTEND ANNUAL COURSE

East Lansing, Mich. Jan. 25-Dr.
Ward GHtHer. dean OF veterinary
science. said sunday that approx
ma'ely goo veterinarians from Mich
igan, Indiana, Ohio and Illinois are
expected 10 attend the twentieth
annual veterinarians short course
at Michigan State College Monday
Lhrauzh Friday.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-01-26
Wanted To Rent

NANTEp-2 or room apt. and bath
hy respectable Young couple nus
band defense worker and part time
student Phone l330-J.
. OR 3 ROOM furnished apartment
In hpsilanti by responsible couple
employed. BOX L-SS. Press
NANIED-Good home for baby and
employed mother. write or call
Mrs. q. W. Sans, Gil W Forest
Ave, lpsilanti
> ROOM APT with private bath in
town for two adults. Phone 365.
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Rural Events

TODAY
Wills Sunday School Board OF
Education meets for potluck supper.
THURSDAY, JAN. %
Salem
The Federated Ladies' Aid will
meet az the home OF Mrs. william
Hall. P0tluc. lunch dinner.
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housea For Sale

WEST SIDE n room income. Mod
ern house, hot water heat. stoker.
Excellent corner, close in. Reason
able price. Terms II. Peet, SO y.
Huron 81. Phone 1871.
SIN ROOM bungalow. sun parlor
bath. furnace: garage. large lot,
well located. Price $3.50 terms. II.
Peet. SO n Huron Phone 1871.
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Real Estate
Apartments For Rent

TWO ROOM APARTMENT
Tor girls. SCI E. Michigan
Ave.
NICELY FURNISHED studio apart;
lneut Ga new home for two or
three adults 5l6 Hemphiu
BEAUTIFUL furnished two. room
apartment stoker heat, 1865 y
Huron. Also arm cabins Tor rent
Rooms For Rent
ROOM for one or tvs men. inner
spring mattress. tile bath. coutinu-
Gus hot water Garage available.
1909 Nashtcuaw Ave. Pm. 2079-W
LARGE Pleasant Room two or three
mon. shower bath. West Side. 1873
Grant St
PLEASANT ROOM for two men. also
room 20 share with man. 1913 W.
Michigan. Phone 1891.
ROOM for refined gentleman in pri-
waite home. No other vuomers. ~
ice worker preferred. Garage. 500
j. Forest Ave.
ROOM, single or double for two men
cooking privileges 202 Brewer.
LOVELY ROOM for men. twin beds.
bath. ground floor cooking privi-
leEes. 1919 T.. Davis street
WARM comfortable room for one or
two defense workers. o Wallace.
Phone 2631-W.
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Merchandise


NlT1Is and EXHAUST PANS.
Electric Motor shop. 10 3.
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Room and Board

BOARD AND ROOM for four girls.
rome privileges. 766 Ford Street.
Phone 20.
ROOM AND BOARD for men
163 Lowell st. Phone