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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-04-10

Mr.. and Mrs 4 T. Gibbs will
be hosts 10 the Y'Us Club this
evening.
Mrs. J. F. Sheppard was an Ann
Arbor visitor Tuesday.
Mary Alice Breining. Willis. was
week end guest at the home OF
her aunt. Mrs. Clifford Reynolds.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Miller have
moved from 1905 Westmorland St,
Ypsilanti, to reside with the form
er's mother. Mrs. ora Miller, 1T2i
w. Michigan Ave.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1943-02-19
George Washington On Jews

All Americans rejoice in remembrance OF the spirit OF
Tho father of his country the occasion of the birthday
Of George Washington. For Jewish citizens there is spe
aI stimulation as well pOignancy, in recalling the sew
r letters which President Washington sent to number
If Jewish congregations which fectaed him on the work
If his administration letters masterpieces in their
summary of the American of life in which Jews, with
ali q hers would have the right to share fully.
Moses Seixas writing in Hebrew to Washington on be-
half of the Jews of Newport in $780, spoke of the deep
sense of gratitude to the Almighty Disposer OF all events
for "a government erected by the majesty OF the people,
government which gives sanction to bgotry and no as
stance to persecution but generously afordng to all D
every one of whatever nation tongue or language equal
parts of the great governmental machine
In his classic reply to the Newport congregation,
Washington enuncated doctrine which is still line OBJ
ectye lit not having been fully attained as yeD 1T is
now 20 more that liberation is spoken OF as IL were NY
the indulgence of class of people that another enjoyed
the exercise of their inherent natural rights Tor nappy
the Government of the United States which gives W
bgotry no sanction persecution assistance requires
only that they who live under its prOtectOn snOuu
themselves good citizens.
For Jews whose current philosophy OF Amerlcamsm
and nternationaism always based on knowledge OF
history it is pertinent to remember the sangune Wou
which Washington addressed later to the Savannah Jews
II rejoice" he wrote way back in $780, tnat a. spIlC
Iberaity and philanthropy is much more prevalent IMAM
formerly was among the enlightened nations OF tne edr
and that your brethren will benefit thereby IN propor as
shall become still more extensive happily the people Oh
the United States have in many instances exnloteo eH
ampes worthy of imitation the sautary influence ol VIII"
will doubtless extend much further
Perhaps in paying tribute to the Father OF our Cou
try Jews will also notice that George Washington Sa" V
in speaking of Jews who did not enjoy the blessings VI "
ing in this land our "brethren
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1943-02-19

Two months have passed since declaration issued
by the United Nations in denunciaOn of Naz atrocities
out to the guilty Whether Hitler would permit the
Jews in his territories to with their lives the fact
remains that the United Nations have in the MAN, remain
ed completely silent about the they must take If
they would truly the lives of the millions of Jews for
whom doom is otherwise inevitable.
We Americans ought to face the fact clearly: the
United States Government has done nothing to implement
its association with the United Nations declaration OF SYM
patty. anything the reluctance of the Government ito
speak up behalf of these Jewish victims of enemies
greater today than it has been in Apparent
the State Department feels sensitive about rescung Jews
under Axis domination when it fails to take outright action
to restore rights to the Jews who have the pro-
lection of the American flag in North Africa
A few days ago Congressman Emanuel Celler summed
up for asylum for refugees in four point plea
the proper channels with the proposal that Jews under Ger
control be allowed to leave; Announce that the
British Government its dOmniOns and colonies and other
Allied Nations including the United States, will offer ref
uge Jews; 3. Provide facilities for transporting Jews;
4. Encourage neutraIs to help in receiving them"
The paradox is that Mr. Ceer could probably not
mon score of his colleagues in the House to support his
reasonable, logical appeal Certainly his demand that
'boh England and the United States must redene their
immigration policies falls deaf in Congress-
But if governments guilty of "silence" as they
watch the murder of the Jews OF Europe Jews OF Amer
also confess their part in the conspiracy The
called reputable national organizations pursue their ord
mary ways They carry their trivial business as usual
Perhaps they have emssaes going Washington to speak
sub with officials of whom they know in telr
hearts to be Indifferent nsympathetc The fact that
great pail of fear has fallen American Jews They
dare not speak out publicly, fOrthrghty, rngngly-
they believe their status imperiled We see
happening before eyes what happened for ten in
Europe There nations failed to speak out in defense of
other victims of Hitler in the hope the Hangman would not
notice them in their silence Today the Jews of America
do speak up continuously and ercey because they do
ut the implication Of the identity between them and
Ster-shadOwed Jews of Europe Rather all our
organizations emphasize that there is no
on" between them and
tragic atmosphere in which the Jews of Amer
gibly of their protection" of the rights Of
vry. What farce for American Jewry to pre-
con
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1943-02-19
BETWEEN YOU
AND M &
BY PAUL A. PETERS

POLITICAL NOTES: The State
department is beginning to take
q serious interest in the Arab
Jewish question in Palestine -
IL is understood that Sumner
Wells has assigned three officials
OF the State Department to study
Arab-Jewish relations Zion
lSt leaders in America may soon
De asked all kinds Of questions by
tneSe officials At the same
time we hear that the British
Government has opened informal
talks with Zionist leaders in Lon
don on Palestine problems
Similar talks have been initiated
here between Lord Halifax and
Zionist leaders in this country -
We may hear more about these
talks from MOshe Shertok, head
of the political department of the
Jewish Agency, who may have
reached the United States from
London by the time this is pub
lished ZiOniStS, though a.
ware of the fact that there are
elements in the State Department
hostile to a Jewish Palestine are
now more optimistic than ever
after a conference DIR. WeiZmann
had with Mr.. WeIleS =. - Is it
true that among the members of
the India League of America are
former supporters of the America
First Organization and even of
the anti-Semitic Christian Front?
We are told that followers
of these two movements, which
have been driven underground
since Pearl HarbOr, have wOrmed
their way into the India League to
preach more anti-British than
prO-India propaganda
ZIONIST SIDELIGHTS: w e
hear that the American founda-
ton which was ready to finance
with thousands of dollars-the re-
search work for the prematurely
revealed project Ito dig a channel
between the Mediterranean and
the Dead Sea in Palestine, has
now given up the plan i. - 1t
is reported that there was friction
between this foundation and the
American Emergency Committee
for Zionist Affairs which sought
to secure control over the research
work of the foundation - AS
the project is so important for
postwar status of the Jews in
Palestine, DR.. Weizmann will
probably take the entire matter
in to his own hands, since'he does
not seem to be very happy about
the action of the Emergency
Committee -. = We should not
be surprised to learn in the near
future that Dr. Weizmann has
formed a committee, responsible
to him only, to prepare a study
on the projected channel which
would provide electric power and
irrigation for Palestine and neigh
boring countries Alonls'
groups in New York are already
busy mapping out plans for the
machinery which is to be set uT
BON to carry out the decision Of
,e recent Pittsburgh Conference
call an American Jewish AS
.mbly incidentally, Judg'
cosgauer, new president Of thu
nerican Jewish Committee, ap
AIRED unexnectedlv at tho ~
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1943-04-23

The Judge got good clear view
of him and, steadying his hand and
taking time for it, drove two bullets
into Tom Coughs body.
The Judge had but half a dozen
PAGES to 60, to come to his big
pine, but never made the short dis
lance. Rance shot him through the
upper body, and the old fellow
sprawled on his face and for a mo-
ment lay there, clawing at the dust.
Doc Joe couldn't spare time off
to look at him; he could only yell,
Get up, Judge! You're all right,
you old fool" But he couldn't help
but see how little puffs of dust arose
from under the claws which his old
crony's hands had become, and how
the lean tall figure writhed, seeking
to roll over, to get back into the
fight, his strength failing him.
eve got one down." painted Doc
Joe. We'll get that Ral.ce var
mint in a minute"
But somehow his eyes weren't as
clear as they used to be; he had to
blink them once. And there was a
tremor in his hand, no matter how
steady and firm his will. Rance,
unafraid it would appear, and con-
temptuous, laughed at him and fired
and sang out all together,
"That for you, you meddling old
fool"
Old Doc Joe spat back at him
with verbal vitriol and hot lead
glad to be fighting though he
knew the Judge had not as yet
risen. Doc Joe himself surged up
to his feet at last, but only in time
to drop again, his weapon fall
ing from his suddenly limp grasp,
and when he fell, lying crookedly
on his side facing the Judge yet
failing to see him or anything else
on earth, the reason for his fall was
written in a bright red dripping
smear upon his temple.
Rance Waldron stood stone still
where he was, save for the swift,
sure movement of his fingers re-
loading; his eyes were hard and
bright and suspicious, bent shrewd-
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1943-04-23

ly upon the two old men lying one
in the dusty road, the other at it's
side. He saw that there was never
a twitch in Doc Joe's body; he
marked how feebly the Judge strug-
gled, still face down, still unable to
turn over. Then for an instant only
his hard bright eyes f1icked toward
the brush down into which Tom
Cough had spilled.
"Tom!' he called. tom! Are
you all right? Or are you done for?
Playing possum, to keep out of the
fight, or dying? Speak up, mani"
I'm all shot up, Rance Help
me, quick; I'll bleed to death"
you're always getting yourself
all shot up; you're always bleeding
to DEATH" grumbled Rance. What
are you good for? Bleed and be
darned to YOU"
He stepped along then, not toward
Tom Cough but toward the two old
men in the road, a fully loaded gun
in each of his hands. He came
first to Doc Joe, stopped and stood
looking down at him, then moved
on, muttering, "Deader'n a door
nail, and good job, too"
The Judge, as a final spasm of
strength swept along on a final
spasm of pain, sat up; he even
CROPPED for his fallen gun and found
it. All the strength he could sum-
mon was needed to lift the heavy
Colt AS. But there was living muir
der in his eyes and, though he did
not speak, he cursed Rance Wal
dron.
Deliberately, not Fastening, Rance
Waldron shot him square between
the eyes
He turned then, still deliberate,
and broke his way through the brush
to where Tom Cough lay with his
shoulders wedged against a rock,
his hands pressed against his chest
and side. There was a terrible look
in Tom Coughs eyes, a look of
fear and of dumb agony and of wild
pleading. a hopeless pleading for
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1943-04-23
II II AC; e.? !!s*+ :!!!!![
hHJACKSOk GREGORY
@GREGoRY

THE STORY so FAR: Ann Lee and
Cole Cody, beneficiaries under two identi.
cal wills Of Old Bill Cole, were attempt
ing to discover who fired the bullet which
caused his death. Suspicion conferred
around Rance Waldron, who. posing as
Old Bills nephew, had taken up residence
at the ranch. Trailed by Cody one night
to deserted cabin, Rance was discov-
cred arguing with the notorious Tom
Cough over the many "jobs" they had
pulled. Later that night Rance left the
ranch, apparently to Join Cough at the
deserted cabin. Cody delivered his copy
Of Old Bills will to the Judge for safe
keeping, and Ann gave her copy of the
other identical will to Doc Joe.
Now continue with tt. story.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1943-04-23
Archery Precision Snort

Approaching the fact that it is a
competitive sport whereby airplane
pilots, gunners and mechanics alike
may develop judgment, timing and
accuracy, all of which are essential
virtues in todays war of the clouds,
army air force authorities at the ad-
vanced flying school at Kirkland Field,
near Albuquerque. N. NJ, recently in
stituted the practice of archery as a
part of the physical training program
of that station.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1943-04-23
Crops Absorb Arsenic

Scientists in the field of soilc and
vegetable growing at University re-
port that some vegetable crops may
take up arsenic from the soil in suf-
ficient quantities to make the crops
dangerous to persons with high de-
gree of susceptibility to this poison.
Although persons who have a high
degree of tolerance for arsenic would
probably suffer no ill effects, some risk
is involved and the paintings of arsen-
ate-treated soil had best be avoided
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1943-04-23
Spruce Trees Aid War Effort

Spruce trees in Great Britain have
aided in the war effort in remark
able way. Before the war Britain i'm
ported all its seed for common spruce
from central Europe, but the supply
was cut off with serious loss to the for
estry department. But now the spruce
are astonishingly rich in cones, even
the small trees bearing them. This is
true all over the country, it is reported
in London, and the cone harvest is
enough to plant many thousands of
acres.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1943-04-23
Carbon From Anthracite

Studies on production of active car
bon from anthracite have progressed
to the point where pilot plant op-
erations are justified. Active carbon
possesses the property of selectively
taking up other materials, especially
liquids and gases, and is used in de-
odorizing, filtering and other purifying
processes.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1943-04-23
BALLOONS Record Weather

From the ground, weather experts
can get accurate information from bal
looms located some 100000 feet in the
sky. They can obtain weather record
lngs on temperature, air pressure, and
relative humidity. Radio sending sets
IN the balloons automatically send in
formation earthward every minute.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1943-04-23
Race StOrk

Establishment of an obstetric "flyins
squad which is expected to OUTRAGE
the stork is announced for Belfast,
Northern Ireland. The newest type of
flight team is provided in an expa7-
sion of maternity and child welfare
work in Belfast.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1943-04-23
Shock Troops Harvest

Volunteer SHOCK troops" of busi-
ness men, women, and boys and girls
in Walworth county, South Dakota,
brought in more than 5000 acres Of
grain last year when the county har-
vest was threatened by labor short
age.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1943-04-23
Register Medicine

The Dominican Republic has banned
the sale of all medicines and phar-
maceutical specialties until they have
been analysed by the national labora-
tory and registered with the secretary
for sanitation and public welfare.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1943-04-23
Tighten Harrow Teeth

A few minutes work with long
handled socket wrench will make the
teeth of the spring-tooth harrow dig
evenly into the soil to do the best
job of preparing land for planting of
crops.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1943-04-23
New Tea Towels Add
Gayety to the Kitchen

A MINATED cutlery, dishes,
glassware, pots and pans
bring their infectious gaiety 10
new set of tea towels. They offer
a mixing bowl parade, a knife,
fork and spoon dash, the soup
spoon dance, and four more equal
ly interesting tea towel designs,
with a trio Of teaspoons as motif
for a matching panholder. Outline
embroidery does the set in a jiffy
it could even be done in running
stitch.
No. Z9505, Is cents, is hot iron trans
fer OF the eight NOTES.-The kind of trans
fer which may be stamped several times.
Send your order to:
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1943-04-23
Apple Harvest

Early Mcintosh apples take on the
average of 80 days from bloom to har-
vest. Wealthies take 100 days. Craven
stems ia, Mcintosh 127, Baldwins lbs,
and Northern Spies lab.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1943-04-23
Drink Mate

Nearly 100000 people in South
America are drinking mate, made from
leaves of the yerba mate tree growing
there in place of coffee or tea.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1943-04-23
English Pigeons Destructive

Pigeons are causing so much dam
age in Kent district of England that
the Farmers Union is appealing to
farmers to organize pigeon hunts.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1943-04-23
Save Zinc

save Zinc
Thousands of pounds of zinc can
be saved for vital purposes by using
black : enameled conduit instead of
zinc coated conduit.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1943-04-23
Pure Iron Is Silyer-White

Pure iron is a silver white metal
1t is rarely found in nature except
in meteorites which fall to the earth
from space.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1943-04-23
Children Do ShOppinp

1t has been found that children
under IL buy nearly 80 per cent of all
purchases costing a dollar or less.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-26
Vacant Lots for Sale

BERKELEY. r. o, Oak Park. ige. lots low
as $40; some with homes. Judy, Ii 2-1620
BEST location, Lincoln PIX. large lots city
improvements only S2S5. vi 1857.
BUY state owned properties See yonI
real estate broker.
s0N275-Sewer water, gas. walks. school
s675; neear l3-Mile and Wood ward. Jud
son Brsdway Co. RA 97OO.
COLORED uSKsTERl All improvements
extraordinary bargains. 1u7Ee lots
schools eNceiieuily located. LaNsrSitl
. sO9l
COLORED -INKSTER LARGE LOTS
City improvements unusual opportunity
secure excellent values Tyler $500
CONSULT the enlarged Peat Estate list
ings In the big sunday Times Want Ad
Section
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-26

ASTRoLoGIsT-C Consult Madame Floye
Problems truthfully solved. Daily APP
polntments. Tyler 7-27Ss.
AUTHENTIC AsTROLoGER suzanne
Warren. $500 Grand River, "a daily.
Temple l-6969.
BROTHER HENRY. Advisor and Psychic
Healer. 1910 Epworth. Telephone Tyler
4-23i9.
DIVINE HEALINGS - Improves Health
ReverenCW Hazel Damrau. /lTil Ferry
Park, Trinity i-7292.
FAMOUS WANDA-Learn Your Future
Consultations Daily. SCI Clsirmount
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gall KLENz' Recommended by users
Liver. Gar Bladder, stomach, Gas. Gall
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Townsend 1870
HAIR REMOVED permanently. Natalie
Traub. $50 Michigan Theater Building
Cherry 7075.
HAIR REMOVED FOREVER Safe, Fast
Inexpensive. Lifetime Guarantee. Doc
tors References. Electrolysis Clinic
Townsend s-3ll4.
LADY OF MYSTERY Of Radio Fame
Private Readings Phone Cadillac 1898
Appointments 90 a. milo p. M daily
MADAME ANN BARA noted Psychic
Advisor Reader. Daily Appointments.
Vermont 1887.
MADAME MORNING STAR - Famous
Reader and Adviser Problems solved
FItzroy 1895.
MADAME Bttf.t Spiritual psychic
noted reader Grand River.) Appoint
ments. Tyler 5-5901.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-26
Houses for Sale
East of WoodUord)

CRANE WARREN rms. steam garage
close TO school and transportation - 300
81 500 down
WARREN 49, 6-rm. house
large kitchen IA. A, drive, garage
81 500 81 600 down.
DGE-CANF1ELD--s rooms; verl
good condition: large bedrooms, IL. A.
81. 900 terms.
PULFORD- GRATIOT-Be Beautiful 4-family
each individual Easements, furnaces
garages. tiled baths: SI2, 500. 50 500 down
NEW FLA HOMES large bedrooms
large living room tile bathroom attic
sO-n lots 81 200, terms TO suit the IN
1888 p. wARREN At Lakepoin,e
TT 800
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-26
Land Contracts
Business Opportunities

GRATIOT l4l27- Shoe repair shop husi :
ness sickness forces sale Plaza oss5
GROCERY Meat Msrket--Cjood business |;
illness forces sale, sacrificing. Trinity
l-S990.
HOTEi.-33 rooms all fun good profit.
sacrificing sol East Jefferson.
SHOE repair machinerY-Full equipment:
sacrihcing. SAYS. Arlington s0i7. 1881
Wade
TAILOR SHOP 49, Established Is years;
family Illness. 37i5 Harper. Plaza 1855.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-26
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY

1889 Maddelein Ftve-room frame Of
neat wired for electric stove. large giasset
IN porch: 81 500 terms. open for inSpec
ton.
Have a two-bedroom frame, stove heat
nrwIy decorated and painted Near Packard
Motor Co. Move right IN: -. 500 easy
terms discount for cash Inquire ~ above
address ~ phone Prospect 562f,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-26

FARMS 40 acres. 81 200: 40 acres. So. 200;
80 acres. 81 600. fine liz acres 81, 500.
other Sizes and prices c. A PETERS.
REAL ESTATE. ALLEN. MICHIGAN
80 ACRk.S-Fine location. 7-room house.
furnace, electricity. water. good estn.
ether bdiidfnEs, creek crosses farm. soms
woods. $40 900, terms. Phone so or 2ss.
r.. T.. smith. Norihvilis.
CONSULT the enlarged Rssl Estate list
lneA IN the bis SUNDAY Times Wan, Al
Sftflnni
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-26

a CERTIFIED READER - Your problems
solved DAILY -sundaysD Florence La
Valley. f205 Lsrchmont. Tyler 1881.
A GIFTED reader and adviser. Mrs
German on all affairs OF life (DAily
Sundays, 1879 1880 Michigan one block
from schaefer. upstairs Oregon 1878.
A LIQUOR habit stopped at home secretly
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A RELIABLE READER AND ADVISOR
Mrs. Edwards, 1870 Fort, Lincoln Park
Special soc. (Hours 1913 daily. Sunday.
Atlantic 1908.
TRUE reader and advisor Mrs Dale
on all anairs of life. answers all ques
lions readings daily and Sunday. 1910
l0S37 West Jefferson, River Rouge. tBu:
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ADVISER on all affairs OF life. Mrs
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over Edgewater Bar. Atlantic 1854. (Wyan-
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-26
Houses for Sale
(Easf of WOODWARD

KELLY-9 MILE SEC. p bedroom home.
practically new, modern plumbing, large
lot, bargain at $3.50. $50 month. Inquire
209ll Harper, Tuxedo 2S920
LELAND. Mr. CHENE-6 RMS. STOVE
HIT. 80 900. $500 DOWN. PLAZA 613l-
ST. JEAN Mack --s-rm. bung 81. 500, gas
fuTn.. stove. refrig OIL. 300
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-26
Flats for Sale

DEARBORN Calhoun. near Warren brick
2-famny fiat. , rooms each. garage.
50, 200. Maroon MatusKewskb 1917 Michi-
lgAu.
lFAIRV1EW 1861. near KcIchcval 1-5,
modern. 2-Car garage. $500. 81 500
down 100 other bargains lo9os Mack.
HANCOCK. mr. Moran-5-g part basement
garage So 600. $1,000 down PL. sn22
ICOLoRED-B ARGA1Nl GARFIELD. near
Brush two-family. six-fye. furnace
81 goo. 81 500 for equity. S6J monthly in
come ELLIS HAMLAR Trinity 2-s544.
lCOLoRED- Moran s2l2 3-fsmily, S.. 500
500 down excellent condition. TAYLOR,
Temple 2-2lS9
.COLORED Dryden IAN SIS ". A.
Mt REAs DN raymcp Singleton.
CA. 1908.