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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-02-12
MIRE q700 IsEIvIU
LIETUvIy
Surasas Pradeta Yesti
Vasario m. 1897 m.

$3.50 A@S AAAe
Stu metQ Vasario menesi su-
eina sesi metal nuo to kaip cia
pradeta talpinti-skelbti siaures
ir Pietu Amerikos mirusiu is
eiviu Lietuviq vardai. Tiktai
per 81 skyriu per sesis metus
perejo jau arti 10000 mirusiu
LietuviQ pazymejimu.
Kadangi ne visu mirstanciu
Lietuviu zinias galime surink-
tt tai tam tikras, gal gan zy-
mus, nuosimtis atsiskiria is
musq tarpo be musu zinios ir
pazymejimo. Tat bendrai pa
,emus mirsta daugiau negu cia
matote paduota.
Per pastarus sesis metus,
kai Vasario menesi, 1887 M,
cia pradeta talpinti mirusiu
pazymejimai, kiekvienam me-
tut ispuola po virs 1900 miri-
mq, po apie 125 menesiui.
Neapsiriksime pasake kad
bendrai mirsta po, apie 1000
Lietuviu per meta. Toliau ia
skaitline net pasididins.
Su Shame numeryje paduoda-
mais mirusiu vardais, mirimu
skaicius jau virsija 9700.
|LUCKUS Antanas, SO M, mi
re Sausio 22, Chicagoj, kur
buvo ir gimes.
KIAUsAS Jurgis, pusamzis,
mire Sausio 20, Chicagoj.-
Utenos aps., Anykseiu par,
Kiauso vnk. Amerikoj isgy-
veno 80 metu.
MIKESIS Jonas, so M, mire
Sausio M, Frackville, Pa.
sVEISTIENE Barbora, 81 M,
mire Sausio 10, So. Boston,
/ Mass. Jurbarko b. Anne
rikoj isgyveno 36 metus.
LESCIKAUSKIENE Mare, mi
re Sausio II, Baltimore, Md.
ZEKIENE Veronika, 70 netu,
mire Sausio 18, Baltimore,
Md.
| NAVICKAS Juozas, So metu,
mire Sausio 3, Waterbury,
Conn.
GLEMzA Povilas, 6S M, mire
Sausio 13, Brooklyn, N. Y.
- Rokiskio ap., Panemunio
par.
ITAMOSIUNIENE Karolina, SO
M, mire Sausio M, Maspeth,
N. Y.
KARTAVIcIUS Martynas, n
M, mire Sausio 6, Brooklyn,
n. Y.
VEREIKIS Rokas, 72 m, mi
re Sausio 8, Brooklyn, NY,
| SLUMAS Pranas, 76 M, mire
Sausio 6, Brooklyn, N. Y.
MARKAUSKAS Antanas, AZ
M, mire Sausio Z, Kearny,
N. J.
BALINSKIENE. Eleon0ra, 55
m., mire Sausio 5, Elizabeth,
N. J.
sUKIS Dominikas, 81 m, mi
re Sausio 4, Jersey City, NJ.
BRAZAUSKAS Jonas, 60 m.
amziaus, mire Sausio 25 d.,
Providence, R. |. Paejo is
Z Kauno. Liko zmona ir duk-
I'd
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-02-12
PITTSBURGHE pradets

delis darbas naikiqime ziurkiu,
k''rios padaro baisiu nuesto-
lily. ou ziurkiu naikintojais
kooperuoja Chamber Of Com
merce, Sveikatos taryba ir XII
tos viesos istaigos.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-02-12

DETROIT Builders Show at
sibus nuo Vasario IL Xxi Fl.
Convention saleje, Woodward
ave. Kan laikas leis patartina
pamatyti, .yra idomiu dalyku.
V, M,
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BROWNSVILLE, Pa.

savaites laiko streikavimo 1000
angliakasiV gryzo dirbti j Max
we'll kasykla. Streikas kilo
del paleidimo is darbo triiQ
darbininku. Streiko vieton at
silanke pats unijos vadas John
L. Lewis.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-02-12

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES MI,

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES MI.
NEJIMAS. Newarko ir apie-
linkes Lietuviai Lietuvos Ne
priklausomybes 25 metu sven
te rengia antradieni, Vasario
16, nuo 1880 val. vakare, sv.
Jurgio Dr-jos saleje. Kalbes
Kun. N. Pakalnis, Kun. Ig.
Kelmelis, d. Klinga, ir Jadvy-
ga Tubeliene.
Programe dainuos ir sv. Ce-
cilijos Choras.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-02-12

AUTO nelaimese pereitais
Pittsburgho gatvese uzmusta
90 asmenys, kaip pastaru lai-
ku paskelbiama zinios apie tai.
1941 metals trafiko nelai-
mese zuvo 88 asmenys.
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Miners

Continued from Page One)
price boost Of about So cents
ton
1t was understood that the WLB
FIRST would determine whether the
agreement was submitted jointly.
Only the operators submitted the
proposed contract TO the board
Yesterday. and union acknowledge
ment that il also was asking ap-
proval would be tantamount to rec
ognizing the boards jurisdiction
for the first time.
Next the board would call a
public hearing at which Lewis or
2 union representative would be
required 10 appear Should Lewis
refuse as he has in the past, the
Smith-Connally law now gives the
board power 10 subpoena him
if it wishes
In the Illinois agreement, Lewis
was trying tactics he has used be
fore effectively. driving a wedge
into united front of operators
and cracking their resistance. But
in this case he also must consider
the WLB
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No Use Yet Found
For Largest Hotel

Chicago. July PINS The
worlds largest hotel. the Stevens.
occupied the unenviable role today
OF an unwanted orphan or step
child.
Every suggestion as to what shall
be done with it. Immediately meets
with protest from some quarter.
Now that the army is giving it up
as an army force training school. it
was suggested that it become a
hotel again. But Chicago hotel
owners raised their hands in horror
at this. Il would ruin the hotel
business, they said
Social welfare workers scorned
it both as an office building and as
a hotel Today the Chicago Build
ing Managers Association declared
it would be a colossal blu, der tc
turn it into government office
building.
That just about made II unani
nous.
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Defense

Continued from PAGE One)
sealed envelope containing a de
scription OF an imaginary incident
and instructed him 10 handle the
incident as II IT. actually happened
in an air raid. The injured pa
tient bore a tag describing his
supposed injuries. Il was the war
don's duty 10 telephone the oc-
currence and description Of the in
cident TO the control center. A.
the control center. the dispatching
OF equipment was made 70 care for
the patient and 10 dispose Of the
incident i'm the proper manner
The central staff will take the
reports sent IN by air raid war.
dens and compare them with the
original incidents given them 10
see how accurately the incidents
were handled. From the perform
ance OF personnel IN Wednesday S
drill officials now feel sure that
YpsilantTs corps is proficient
After the drill which lasted
an hour and y minutes. was com
pleted the vardens and control
center staff witnessed an exhibit
ton and lecture on the use Of the
new srirrup pumps Each auXil-
larry policeman now has one Of the
four gallon emergency pumps in
his home as does each air raid
warden There Is one in every
residential block in the city. Other
pumps will he distributed to
schools. hotels and other places
by the fire chief
The umpires funcronins in We'd
resday nights drills were Sector
No. ! Earl Sfudt, No. ?. Glenn
Touge; No 5 Lawrence DeBoer
and Edward Heynan No ( vii
liam Wilcox and John Lockwood
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Continued from Page One)
the present fresh vegetable sup
ply. recommending that they eth
er can or dehydrate all possible
victory garden produce
Corn. soybeans and meat. the
spokesman pointed out are types
Of commodities which can rather
easily be saved Other perishable
foods must be channeled properly
to get them where they belong -
VIA will promote federal pur.
chases where there is a glut on
the market. he declared. much in
the same manner as the food dis
tribution administration bought up
surplus potatoes. gave some 10 the
Army and dehydrated the remand
er.
As for the labor problem facing
farmers at harvesting time. the
VIA plans to secure seasonal help
from prison labor. recruit high
school students and city people.
and seek more deferments for bona
fide agricultural workers.
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Emergency Unit
Treats Patients

At meeting of the Emergency
Medical Unit Zone Two held at
the Ypsilanti High School Wed
nesday night. nine patients we're
brought in by ambulances.
Donald Collins. the first. was
suffering from shock" Herbert
Miller was also suffering from
shock Harry Regetz. Jr.. and
Nick Stamos had fractured
spines' Jimmie Christos and Don
Reddaway were suffering from
skull fractures. Nick Vourlitis
and Duane Ellis had compound
fractures OF the femurs" and Joe
Knowles was suffering from
strained muscles in his back.
After the patients were given
First Aid treatment the most ser.
iously injured were sent to a hos
pital' and the others returned TO
their homes
The unit will meet again July IS
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-07-22
Church of God
Has New Work

In cooperation with the Michigan
State Church Extension Board, Rev
and Mrs. George Majors, Anderson
College and Theological Seminary
are starting a new work in the
Church o. God, in a tent located
on the corner Of s. Congress and
Mansfield SIS. A daily vacation
Bible school for children is now in
progress. running each week day,
until July 30. from 9 TO II a. m.
Sunday school begins at 10 a. m'
with the regular preaching. service
at II a m every Sunday morning.
Sunday evening services are at 7:i5
p. m. and mid-Reek services will
be held Thursday evenings at T:45.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-07-22

ed near Lac. New Guinea. ant near
Rabaul on New Britain Island.
Officials Fear
Washington. July % UP-Gen.
Charles de Gaulle's success in elm
mating an estimated % French gen.
erals from the armed forces III
North Africa today caused official
apprehension that new political
crisis may be developing 10 Algiers.
In contrast 10 previous handling
OF relations aith the French. the
m jor United Nations-Great Brit
ain. Russia and China-were re-
ported awaiting the lead Of the
United states on this question
De Gaulle's victory in his lons
campaign to eliminate elderly army
officers caused some aapprehen
sion here that De Gaulle still con
trolls the French Committee OF Ma
tional Liberation which was formed
only after long AID difficult nego
t.at.oas between de Gaulle and Gen
Henri Honore Giraud.
The action on elderly Army off
GERS was taken during Giraud
f visit % G-ea Britain. The commit
f tee voted Tuesday 10 reduce tn
mandatory retirement age for ger
erals by four years, or 10 81 year
Of age
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-07-22
Bleeding Gums
WAY MEAN
Loss of Teeth

II your gums are sore. spongy.
inflamed-if they are receding and
full of pus-do something about II
right away. For these are symp-
toms Of awful Pyorrhea-and If
neglected may mean loss OF teeth.
Here's an effective way to get
after Pyorrhea symptoms-get
bottle OF Py.Ro and use as directed.
You'll. be amazed how Py-Ro
soothes and heals the inflamma
tion-reduces the bleeding and re-
tards gum recession. Your teeth
feel tighter in your mouth-using
them will be a pleasure again.
Try Py-Ro. You can't lose! II,
at the end OF . weeks you are not
thrilled with the improvement in
the condition OF your mouth, ask
for your money back. Get Py-Ro
today. Sold by the Richardson
Pharmacy and by all good drug
gists. ADV.
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Wallace

Continued from Page Onel
been re-scheduled for So ? m a
half hour earlier than was pre-
viously announced.
The Vice President will speak
on America Tomorrow covering
the administrations aims on post
war problems of employment. in.
dustrial conversion and labor.
Mayor Edward Jefiries will Of
fiCially welcome the executive to
Detroit. while F J Thomas. pres.
ident ~ the UAWCIO. will intro
Guce him
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Municipal Court

An = year old youth charged
with larceny o. groceries Sunday
night waived examination IN mu-
nicipal court Wednesday and was
bound over % circuit court for
trial He failed to provide the
bond and was committed TO coun-
~ jail
An Is year old messenger boy,
charged with forging the name OF
Floyd Fubbsl as an endorsement
on a personal check. waived ex-
animation in muniC.pa court We'd
nesday and was bound over for
trial in circuit court. His bond
was fixed az $1,000. On his fail
ure TO provide bond he was com
mitted TO the county jail in Ann
Arbor
Persons who paid traffic fines
IN municipal court Wednesday
were Gail Certelli. sl2; William
Weatt, 81; William W. Smith,
SO. Y E Wsstfa!l s.. R. c.
Ramsdell So Hamilton ". simp-
kins s.. and Charles ". Coco.
SO F. T Bell paid 81 for disor-
DERBY conduct
Cases left FOR disposal we're
John F Marsh. disorderly con.
duct. Columbus Cox. investigation
and James Flowra. investigation.
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4oO-Home Front. Mrs. Jimmy
Doolittle..
6:3O-Jeri SULLIVAN sings.
Blu-l0:50 d. m.-Baby Institute
~ S0-Farm ard Home Pro
gram,
+-Blue Frolics comedy
NBS-l:l5-Ginger and Lanny
harmony,
8 50-WGR Matinee,
30-Themes and Variations.
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Legal Notices


STATE OF MICHIGAN, The Cir
cult court tor the County OF WASH
teuaw.
IN Cuaur ~
Gertrude r. Grant,
Plaintiff,
vs..
william Cross Mary +. Cross Ca
h.iel Godfrey ST. Monlgue Godtro.
john champion Myra champion,
Charles b. champion, Henry {.
Champion, Nelson Van Tuyl,
Tuer,-a MCINTYRE, John Il
Nrlutyre. trustee Tor the benefit or
Theresa Mcintyre, Eva Mcintyre,
stephen NJ. \an TuyL Amanda Van
Tuyl. John X. Mcintyre, Stella l..
EIklns. Ada Mcintyre Hoffman; Jo1n
= Mcintyre. and Edward VI. NcIE-
tsr. Unknown wives Of JOAN h.
Mcintyre. John 5. Mcintyre. and Ed
ward M Mcintyre, ANouIl Van Tuyl,
Warren Sweet. Eugene sweet, John
81 sweet. Ida ". Davis. charles
Sweet. Eva L BaTroclIft. or tce.r
unknown heirs, de'Isees, leSatees ard
a,,Igrs,
Defendants
suit pending In tie Circuit Court
for the county Of Washtenaw in tho
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ETHIII75y &c: COG. :t &c.

A " Bs.,ehsnon Ns4ut, n J. urlisi Bsio,.
lslrr ofotuns Ear Dropt. yti 20 desfsned noelo
- rear ne elork tiet Affsr utinf Oo'uns ctn
sJs hsir The closk tict ~ith both ears lhogtands
-e4 ksfd. o. hs1rirE vouid hesf tlssflg ard 90.
tlnetly sFsin ard get relief ffcm buEtint rnflnf
hssd noist tiogEsd W ftslinf IN ears. " inpteted
sa1 thtt blocs ear cartt al pfettet o. ,'nil.l.s
tafdfa-a uu tsnolsd Try safe 01oi1ne a. dfes1
Csafsint a. Ingredient especially feeon nsnded 10
nj psfposs DruGElts. Hssih Tood storsa
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Daily Market Report

Detroit, Mich, July 22-CATTLE.
An individual choice 1.1OOlb. fed
steer scored $15.75 and a truck lot
OF largely choice S07lb yearlings
earned 1880 Several sales of good
led steers were noted at Sl4.75-
1875. while common and medium
grassy and short fed offerings
turned at Sl254.14.O0. Good fed
yearling steers and heifers mixed
brought Sl5.25; medium grade
short fed heifers $3.50 and palmer
kinds $3.50 down. Beef COWS
turned at s10.25-l2.OO, mostly $1,000
ll.50. Fleshy cutter COWS early
reached Sl0.25. but most Gamers
and cutters sold over the range OF
H.00-l0.00. Good weighty sausage
bulls cashed at sl4.l5-145O, medium
grades sl2.75-1400 with lower grad
ing kinds $3.50 down to Sll.OO and
below.
Replacement cattle values have
been revised uneyeuly, and in most
cases, sharply lower this week
Stock calves now stand around
I.00.l,50 under the recent high
time, with yearling stockers around
25-50c down. Good 40O-46S-lb. stock
calves today al $3.50 compare IA
vorably with SIS 90 calves three
weeks ago. Medium to good around
60O-lb. stock steers went out at
$13.25-140O. with odd head very
plain oft-colored kinds at $10.50-ll.
CALVES-Vea!ers held firm. good
and choice bulking at slIOO. with a
few strictly choice at $3.50. Com
mon and medium vealers. $500.
1900
HOGS-Sovs sold 15-20c higher.
Most 10000 ID butchers earned
sl3.95-l4l5, the extreme top, $l425.
paid very sparingly by small killers
for few 200-22Olb. weights. Butch
ers scaling 800 lbs. upward were
scheduled at sl3.55-l3.S0. Lights
averaging around 10 lbs down
turned largely at S13.25-13.75. Good
and choice S00-550-lb. sows bulked
at sl2.S5-l2.60, best light sows
reached Sass. and extreme heay.
les dropped to $l19O. The popular
price on stays was $11.00.
SHEEP-Sheep and lambs were
quoted nominally steady due to ex.
IRENE scarcity. A small package OF
good spring lambs earned $14.75,
with good to choice quotabie
around $500. odds and ends of
grassy shorn yearlings turned at
sS.75.12,OO, Common to good sho'n
slaughter ewes brought S5.O0-S.0o
Choice were quotable to $3.50, and
a few light culls cashed at $3.50.
Poultry
BROILERS. PTS: capons. lbs.
up, 81; under 6 pounds. $3.50;
fowls. 24.6O; stays. 20.6O; geese,
25 turkeys under IS lbs, 1850;
IS to % lbs, $40; % lbs up, 1910;
ducks. 25. No loading or unloading
Saturday or Sunday.
Grain
WHEAT-No. ., s16l.
BARLEY-No. i mailing range,
145 moisture, S126-3O; feeding
1927.
EGGS-White. U. S. Grade A. jun.
Dos. 5O-509c. extra large. 4Sc;
large. 45.46c: medium, 4142o;
brown U. s. Grade A. extra
large, 4sc; L. S. Grade B large,
42c.
Fruits
APPLES-Delicious, fancy. s450-5
bu; No. /, s5,50-4 bu.; Mcirtosh
fancy. $3.50-4 bu.: No. !, $685.
bu; No. .. sl.5G bu.; Northern
Spies. No. /. $3.5o.4; Jonathans,
No. /, s2.75-3 bu.: Steel Reds, fan.
cy. S4.50-5 bu.: No. /. $500 bu.
BLACK RASPBERRIES-24 pts,
$3.50.
CURRANTS-16 OTIS, $500
RED RASPBERRIES - "a pts.
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YpsiLanf Briefs
Siren Sounds

Siren Sounds
The four or five second sounding
o, the downtown air raid warning
signal Wednesday noon heard by
nearby residents, VAS permitted by
one OF the office Of Civilian De.
tense officials shortly after a new
electric switch had been installed.
The test had the two;oId purpose
OF checking the new installation
and making ready for today's rou-
tine testing The signal was so low
that only persons in a limited area
heard y.
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Deaths
GEORGE FREEMAN

The funeral Of George Freeman
Will take place Friday afternoon
At o'clock ar the Moore Funeral
Home with Rev Heyler officiating.
Burial will he In Highland Gene
terv
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-07-22

LONDON-lNS- Chancellor Of
the EXchequer Sir Kingsley Wood
announced today that the rate Of
exchange in metropolitan Italy
will be established at 400 lire to
the British pound sterling E40Ol
and 100 70 the United States dol
rar
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-07-22
Boy Bitter

Fourteen year old William Heate-
vas bitten by small dog Wednes.
day on Ballard ST between Flor.
ence and Olive SITS. The Youth re-
ce.ved medical treatment for his
wound
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Move Boulder

Workmen a. Woodruff Grove
were busy TINS morning moving the
large OAR Boulder To the back
conner Of he property 10 make
room fo~ a new highway project
coming through there, The Eoulder.
which was dedicated % years ago
20 commemorate the first settle
ment Of Yps.lanti. was given by Dr.
Charles " -IC'yre.
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WASHINGTON-INS- The Fed.
eral Bureau OF investigation to-
day disclosed that 1900 draft dod-
gers had been convicted OF violat-
ing the selective service law since
its enactment nearly three years
app
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-07-22

Simon sherman. Dexter. spent
Sunday night and Monday with
his sister and husband, Mr. and
Mrs. Burt Draper.
Nj and Mrs. Harold Gooding
Chicago, and Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Goodins. Ann Arbor. were Sunday
visitors OF their grandfather.
Charles Hale.
Mr. and, Mrs. Maurice Draper
and son, Donald. and Mrs Hulda
Nelson, Ypsilanti were Sunday
dinner guests Of Mi Diapers par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Burt Draper
Mrs Loyal Kanitz and daush.
ter. Loyola. visited Mrs Harold
Holoomb. Monday. at s.. Joseph ;
Hospital. Ann Arbor.
Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Holcom b
spent the week end with Mr. and
Mrs Louis Smith and Mr. and Mrs.
Milton Purkey, Round Lake
Miss Audrey Schwartz is spend
Ing this week with her uncle and
aunt Mr. and Mrs. Henry Tyer.
Melvindale
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Wife Preservers

In making successful cakes, especially
in these days Of sugar and butter ration
Ing, remember that your ingredients
should be balanced For instance, the vol
ume Of sugar should not exceed ore-hali
the volume Of flour, LIQUID Ingredients
milk and eggs should equal one-half
the volume Of -four; shortening should
equal oHe-Aalt the volume Of sugar; leav-
e1Ing-one level teaspoon baking powder
per cup OF -four tor cake.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-07-22

FARMINGDALE. y Y-INS-
Ralph D. Damon. president OF Re
public Aviation Corporation for
two years. has resigned his posi-.
ton ". Wallace Kellet. chairman
OF the beard Of directors. amour
ced today Damon was on loan
10 Republic from American air.
lines where he was vice president
in charge Of operations for the
express purpose Of bringing the
thunderbolt tP4T Army fighter
into mass production
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Births

Son TO NJ AMI Mrs Clifford
Fuller. 20 Arcade s.. a. Boyer
Hospital. today. weight six pounds.
SIX ounces
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Street Eesurfaeed

North Washington street IN the
business district received its an.
nusl coat Of tar gesurtacing this
morning by Uo~kmen IN the City
Street department
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Pick Of The Air TODAY

National Broadeastlns Company
RED NETWORK -WLW 700. WV
$50 WHAM llS0. WMAQ so.
BLUE NETWORK-WXYZ 1870.
Columbia Broadcastino Company
WJR 80. WBBM 80. WCKY 1880.
WFBM 1850. VICAR 1850. WBNS
1850. WOOD 1910.
BLUE NETWORk-WOWO 1870.
Mutual srosdcastine Company
RED NETWORK WLW 100.
BLUE NETWORK - WLW 700.
CkLW 500. WJBK 1890.
WLW 700, wen 30.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-07-22
York News
ATTEND SHOWER

York. Mich, July 22-Nrs. Pc.
ter Craig Mrs. Harlan Holcomb
Mrs. Nellie Holcomb Mrs Loya!
Kanitz. Mrs. Mae Myers and Mrs
Floyd Ganong attended a bridal
shower for Mrs. Harold Hartsuff
and Mrs. Donald Oyer, Tuesday
evening at the home OF Mrs jay
Agner. Milan.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-07-22

Thursday
NBC-5-,Slnd Date.
s Swings OF Music,
o0-Bing Crosby show.
3o-Jcan Davis variety.
, lo.1o-Garry Moore and Jimmy
Du-an,e
CBS-S-M-ry Aston snow,
3O-Death Valley Days.
9.lo-Maior Doves amateurs.
930-Staze Door Canteen.
lo.0o-First Lac;
1850 Norman Thomas on
SONS Wrong Roads to
Peace"
BLU-7-Good Old Days.
5o-New Eve;
G0-Town Meeting from Los
Angeles. "Nationalism"
3 30-Frankie Masters band.
10: Wings TO Victory
MBS-S--This 5 Our Enemy;
s.30-Harmony Hall, new time ;
lN.oQ-9aui sullivan comment,
1l.30-South American serenade.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-07-22

MILK TRUCK KILLS BOY
Traverse City, July % -AP-
Clarence Saunders. Jr.. a two year
old. was killed Wednesday when
he was run over by milk truck
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-07-22
YpsiIan+i Markets
Buying Prices)
(Ypsllantl Farm 6uresu)
HBhIN,

GRAIN
Wheat lbul ................ S1.5S
Rye (buJ ...........,....'. 10
oats (Du.) .................. 80
Edt corn (Cwt.D ............ lou
PRODUCE
(Newman's Grocery
Eggs, strictly fresh (doz).... : II
Green onions doc bunohes) SD
Radishes (doz. bunChes) eco. $l.2'
Peas (lbD ...............,.. rs
Beets (doz bunchesl ,....... la
Green beans dbl .......,... ~
yellow beans lbD .......... IN
Black raspberriCs rqt) ...... IA
Red Raspberries tqt) ........ 80
Cabbage OBJ .............. -
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-07-22

STATE OF MICHIGAN. The Cir
cut court for the County of WASH
teuaW.
in tUau- ~
Gertrude T.. Grant
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-07-22

NB '-l2 rool-W lords and Music
?. nj. :. Marine Band,
6.l5-Melodic Strings.
CHS / i5-The Goldbergs:
Evening star., 1943-11-07

Our expert uPhosterers rebuild your furniture New
webbing is added where required .. springs are
re-t'ed II necessary additional filling is supplied
it needed. THEN, the upholstery Of your selection
is put on with the careful workmanship of real
craftsman Any fabric you choose is the same quality
used to uphoIster new furniture Select from hJoe
assortment Of 3,98 '(yord materials in our stocks
Wool, royon and cotton contents. 5O-inch Width
Evening star., 1943-11-07
I.955

Well-Tree Platter. Tar
nishproof chrome plate
finish metal. For meats,
fish. etc. Cook-serve in
1t. Saves dish-washing.