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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

ACCORDIONS-Hohn i. bass, $40 80;
sIyasn dsluze mode ,sG 90 etrsSt Can r.
ADDING 'MslAcHs., Burroughs, sunstrand,
R1R ssee cooIFR a phco fo oneroo 81 unit nit per- r
feet condition, like new: leaving town
Apartment l5' from to pm.' 1s. lSl5
ANDIRoNs," screens, rugs. lamps, pictures,
frames, hooks. ANTIQUE china, glass, silver
xNRlRoNs. 'i Old ~ and nd" new: large and
small; variety Of antiques: beautiful OLD.
shop at GEORGETOWN Brass Shop. sos3
ANTIouE cherry drop-lest table, legs,
ANTIoUEs: GAS RANGE: Favorite make
Ianse with side oven; thermostat control;
dTeVers e7S and bedstesd With marbl e-ton
bedside table; sacrifice. moving. must sell
this week. Call Hobart 1852 after 6 IN.
ANTIQUE LOVE SEAT and rocker. tap.
estrv cover. maroon sofa. wool frieze
r G. A. radio and record player. ia
BABY CARRIAGE, prewar Kran. gray
Food condition, sprinr mattress, runs beau
IHiiT SH HE Ga9s afse. wicker with coil
springs. 9 matching chairs, $50: comfort
able chair spring construction, $40; large
s.; fenery,- 81; childs table and . chairs,
So. 1885 Monroe st. ne. HO. 1897.
BED-Double Hollywood bed for SALE 8
months old, S25. Chestnut 7154 "a
BEDS, twin posters, S125; g'father clock
$3.50. Chickering upr. piano, S135. Topaz.
crystal chandelier, SS5; o-pc. liv. set. S55
nah. vanity. SIS; sofa, S37 so: antiq chest
drawers, ,sl4; SIN. knee-hole desk. $40, pr
ssS $3.50 csssh conn la%Rs Ap 81 Wo ssss Studios
BEDS. twin. dark wood coil springs, fell
mattresses, $40, complete; cot, excel cond
80" folding cot, coil springs, aluminium
finish, felt mattress. 500: desk, child's roll.
TOP. maple finish. good condition, 81. EN-
BED-Lisht wood, excellent buy for cash
MI; 40 extension 1le Sunday; after 55::3C
BEDROOM SUITE. inner-spring mattress
coil spring, floor, table, lamps, S125. Cal
A:3Q to Z pm, Sc Adams st. NV. Ho
BICYCLE. 2s-inch; GOOD condition. FIR
BICYCLE, girls ,westfeld, Sway: used
sSokkfEP1SSSGo sSsy dH SSoq MAeH1SSt AAe IT. Elliot Fisher
very good condition. Becker's, 1914 st
BRIck, ItMBERzwrecking 21s Johr
Marshall pl. NV, old Gospel Mission place
heating and pine. fire escapes I-beams
plumbing, door sash: u million bricks est :;
salesnan on premises. Arrow Wrecking q
lumber Co., HOO So. Capitol st. FIR
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ROOMS FURNISHED.
Mavylond end visainis.

ARLINGTON, vA.-Room with double bed,
37Is s. YEITCH ST.. AIl, va.-Larse nm.
Convenient to Pentagon and Navy Annex;
SC bus fare, Kit. privilege II desired.
. RMS. dble beds, full kitchen priyileses.
preferred. GL: so67: eyes. CHI: ,517s.
bETHEsDA-.Master bedroom with private
adult @ home; @ BUS STOP s'sn At door: 1850 $50 month.
ly. Phone evenings WI 44S6.
Mr.. FENTAGON, Arlington Hall walk. dist
adult home: block restaurants, 2 bus lines:
10 min, 1Oc fare downtown. Constitution
ave. transp:. CHI. 1894.
ARLINGTON, VA.-For two people, large
front bedrm., nicely furnished. with board:
$40 each: 10 minutes from bus, 10c fare.
Glebe $500
per wk. rooms. 3 Girls. newly furn.: S15
per wk. Near transp. Auto. heat. 4s0b
Queensbury I'd. Riverdale. Nd UN. 0Q0q.
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

HOUSE, bedrooms, fully furnished, re-
SHlcted community: preferably gas heat.
: BEDROOMS FURNISHED. in NV, sec
tion. Will take good care of property.
5000 DE. 2ISa
PERMANENT. responsible couple desires 10
rent BUNGALOW. bedrms. oil heat; pref
SO. Arl.: must be In GOOD cond., near
transp; best care will be given property
AMERICAN DIPLOMATIC SERVICE family
wish lease 2, 3 bedroom unf hse auto,
heat. or apt: GEORGETOWN, NV: ne ii
conv. trans TIE S236 90
3 OR WAVE OFFICERS desire furnished
house or a-bedrooms apartment in NV.
section. Telephone DE 959o
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ROOMS WITH BOARD


SILVER SPRING-Young girl who appre-
ciates home atmosphere, single room; pvt
home; breakfast, dinner; bus at door. Box
wxLK1SG DISTANCE Vacancies for
young ladies. well-balanced meals, warm
rooms: best locations; reasonable. ME.
RIGHT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS for 3
young men; good food. well-heated rooms:
1918 22nd ST. N.W.-Attractive rooms.
single or double: breakfast and lunch II
szss GASfIELD ST. MW.. Mass. Ave
Park-Attractive single room for youns
lady. real home; excellent location
SufoFT e %s.s cincE Mo see 60
Tas.s fes f u sso otS for
iS7s MASS. AVE. N.w.-A distinctive
bone lnast, for youns people in an unsurpassed
FILLMORE CLUE, 1889 18th st. NV
Enslish basement rooms; vacancies for
Z men: room and board; reasonable: on
Chew Chase bus line. NO. O634.
EYE ST. NV, 1094-For young men and
women, 81 week. Close 1T pm. Elk.
tooM AND BOARD. near Capitol. 4soo 10th
5ie7 sT. NW.@LsrTe room. suitable 8
sFsnsn Soa5a serS5oe p1 4azh wholesome meals; eonv
1909 istR sT. ana 1900 18th st. NV
Single and double. Good food and plenty.
Convenient. Reasonabls. SinseE's.
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MIscELlANfoUs FoR sAlF.

11eTAu1ANT E0UWANNT - Private
MSss " ssil.re ousoI 'G ,.S. Ss2 Green as s.,e
spring and MISTRESS. sos; prewar perfect
tsi;s sss 'ssss: sss :n: sss Wass Y
aGss: Chinese; Army, Navy ctneers, other
mediate .sie% Open open to p. p.m s Closed % Sun. Ar Ar
RUG. blue, sx10, si4 walnut table. S4xSO.
S "a; hardvood nnsy china closet, So. Call Chest
aUGIs .n.I .ss, ossnts .sdyssd gz,s. .ys. and
sA;NDWIGH GRILL elec;. small. IS; slec.
SEA s'sf Ss coAf .ta1s' s.s 4o aA ca ah'o st.r
ss5%1ss "a SaeassEs. 4; srs~s!: s:; saa
iree estimates. sss Carroll ave ave. TAI Tsfoma ma
sssFi sf%iss a. MACHINES. srs.als.. ageph..a.,
ace s a. PE a5a G5Sa H.
slsht!y T.. used Singer console cleo with
ssil MACHINES. ,Hemstitchins. buttons made. .
SSostonhSlss Son. sls ple,tins snd s6 sIsln stshns
SHOT senuins A. H. 'IsS; FOX st sterlins: III, J.:
csI1 ToIrth' .,l: ,iS-ssuge' ss" barrels. ordvay
s5o sH s5ss sssysn'' pump good
SOFA BED. clean. practically new. reas.
HHEicsd. HnSts olS Call any evening after pm.
SOFA, beautiful Sheraton. with custom
made slip covers. prewar construction.
sTAfifoNs WAGON. 1910 Ford de luxe; TO-.
coXX pn mnsies; s7sI y super excellent condition.
sUiTs-chiidren's 2 dark blue lessinx
suits, sizes 3 and 8: one gabardine raincoat,
suTs al ESSd :s nsS ans Va sat mems
only ~ s0 md 60 k9 IN USefcSSsS. ,cr xmo -
Dixie % 70 ss Esehsnss. ind i9oo g.
1S os9 s.ad :Sa ists sts %ods
ksasSI!s |s'ssi ., siis s3s;., Kits 1850 street
s f:.;. ssss. sss'sG sanS.4 ise'sss ssa gt
TYPEwRITER. Underwood. and table.
Harry Jones. security STORAGE 1140 18th
sTsYPEyWR1rER. Underwood. IS. Phone
~ TTPiWs1fHks EVE fiSs and adding machs for rent
We can repair any make adder or type
writer reas. Circle, 1112 14th NV. DI.
WASHING MACHINE, Apex spinner: fine
condition; Sunday or evenings; SOD, 90
fssh s 3 1900 46th pl. Sc Bradbury Heights ass
WATCHES. pocket and wrist, Bulova. Ben:
S25 up. Bargains galore. Every day is
bargain bargain ,ino day a. at pixie Pawnbrokers Ex-
WATCHES. new and unredeemed: GOOD
values, National Pawnbrokers,- opposite
Hot Shoppe, Rosslyn, Va. CHI. l777
mirror. isxsS: RA. I417. n'' S'''"' A'S'
FURNrTURE-Special red velvet sofa,
kneehole desk nreside sets. mahogany
suite breakfast sets. occasional chairs.
Hollywood beds, secretaries. rugs, several
corner cabinets. SPECIAL HIGH-GRADE
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ROOMS FURNISHED D-herthesst.

WSSsvN~ -s~~ssssO~Sss
l744 LANG Fl. N.E.-Room for two: dou.
BILE bed. inner-spring mattress; private
home: $50 each. TR. 1915. 2S'
NEAR NAVY YARD. 900 Eye st. Sc
Large double room, newly furnished. Ii
62S MD. AVE. NE single rooms, next
to shower bath: convenient trans. to most
i issi MoNSoE Sr. S.E.-e or 3 sirls, de.
taehed home: bus. streetcar. tbeater,. res
taurants and shops at door; PRIVILEGES
fsss OATES ST. N.E.-rront room. mex,
TO bath. laundry priv. unltd, phone;
block to bus; $50 single, $40 double. rR
e4i4 SOUTH DAKOTA AVE. N.E-Nieely
furn. single and double room. private home
33s 10th ST. N.E.-Nicely furnished room
inner spring mattress. large closet; unlim.
tied phone; 1 block car line. See after
$50 pm.
ROOMS in GENTLE home: couple. girls, o,
both; home privileges; meals optional: reas
rate. Call AID. 3279 after Pm. or Sun.
2s4S 18th ST. NE. Du. ebse-New home
newly furn.. master bedroom, twin beds
next shower and bath.
WILL RENT or share 5 or 9 room. GENTLE
BUNGALOW, to adults: oil h.-w.h.; blk. from
min hiEh school, 20 min. downtown 101S
sSo5 10th ST. N.E.-Master bedroom. pri-
vate shower and lavatory: family OF 2
adults: u block transp.: gentleman.
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BOATS.

WANTED, late-model cabin. cruiser, about
40 feet. Write full particulars and lowest
Wssb Sssh prize Is cJ. j. Dolton' 1905 H st. n.w.'
CRUISER. 3o.ft.. good home for .. hull
only. price, $500: terms to responsible
Co. I4th and o sts. Sc.
k0WBOAT, l4-ft.. S2b; terms to respon-
siple party. Apply Frank Fern, District
Yacht Co., 14th and o StS Sc
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FARM GARDEN,

HSME1 sfnoaaYER for sfchaFd wanted.
CHRYsANTHEMUM ROOTS. hyacinths and
,colors. Of creeping phlox for sale; ali
colors Of iris John Burdoft, Colesville,
Nd. Phone Ashton 3S46
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1923 BARKER ST. s.E.-NEW BLDG.
Opposite the main gate Of Fort Dupont
Park, 400 block Of Alabama ave-Iivins
room. bedroom. kitchen, dinette and bath,
$50. so, including heat light and gas.
Phone L. 1913
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CORDWOOD

CORDWOOD,
All hardwood. Hudson Sup
ply and Equipment Co., 1927
Penna. ave. NV, DI. 1910.
$3.50 cord lots. Prompt de-
livery now.
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HOUSES UNFURNIsHEp.

NDUCTED OWNER viii swap at once, g.
room house, all conveniences, Beverly Hills.
close-in NV, up to $50, for wife. Address
Box AK, Star.
BETHESDA, MD.-lovely bungalow. large
yard, Just vacated. Ideal for small family.
IS minutes bus. Apply 340S 14th st. NV.
6-ROOM HOUSE. 2 baths, hot-water heat
oil furance; garage; Fairfax. Va; Ss5.
05O8 BILTMORE DR., Silver Spring. Md
Vacant. An large rooms; 4 bedrooms, y
baths, fireplace. sunroom: oil burner:
room and toilet in basement; ready now;
Slo0. See it, and if interested call AID.
1879 vAKNUM sT.I7 rooms, . baths, .
porches. gear garage, large back yard.
Box 431-J, Star. 80
CONTINUED on Next PAge.l
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APARTMENTS uNEURkIsnEp.

Will TRADE modern 2-bedroom apt, Sb5,
Westover. for modern 1-bedroom apt:
conv. Mt. Pleasant car line. CH. 577s
NEAR shsfI . LPNcoLx Z e park room. kitchen
stts; utilities en furnished; sood transporta-
efes elNn 4!st IL xvH'; s79s H,.tt.yil.. Md-s-room
apt, tile bath. constant hot water and
steam heat incl near bus and schools;
sos MASS. AVE. N.w.-3 rooms and
porch. including gas heat. electricity and
rrisidaire; hardwood % hoors modern: for
feSn isss 6oH.' So1s' sD. Rs NJ Sw-1-room apt. util
tiles furnished. but no linen and bedding
S11 ST. N.E.-3 rms, screened porch,
newly decorated. 15 min. downtown: S45.
UTILITIES utilities IL. InslTded. I NO: 50oe,
private entrance; gas electricity. oil heat
,,5a,d. tH5nisned yars s7o restricted; one fare
sassts sqaIsS Sss ss mash ess 1teesn es1
e ROOMS and kitchen. semiprivate bath.
SEQ; gas 1a. lights. sos phene included, 441e Sd
TAkOMA PXKK. MD; s41o Greenwood
na ssts S ef sso, refss and heat st
s.SHeDHM. APT. 1st floor, fireplace; near
transp., stores; adults: no pets; good con-
dition; $3.50: Occupancy Pee; 1. AZ Also
good cond., s4b; occupancy Dec. 1. sH.
1 Rooms, kitchenette. private bath: atili-
ties: employed adults. GE. S257: call
after pm.
ATTRACTIVE APIS, NEW BUILDING!
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DOGS. PETS. ETC.

CoCKER sPANIELs l2), registered, for
sale, cheap. CHI. 9816.
BOSTON PUPPIES. thoroughbred, 8 weeks.
Michigan 1894 after pm.
GOOD HOME wanted for ! gray female
Toy FOX TERRIEkS. Bostons' tons mostly
males, S5 up: other cute pups, - up.
3443 Benning rd. ne 2Ss
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ATTRACTIVE APIS. NEW BUILDING!
steSsns yns sxsn: Snsss fa o:
GOOD BUS SERVICE. See resident man.
aRer, 1884 Ruena Vista Terrace s.e.,
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FURNTTURE-Special red velvet sofa
kneehole desk. fireside sets. mahogany
chest, dressers 3-piece maple living room
suite breakfast SETS occasional chairs
Hollywood beds. secretaries. rugs, several
corner cabinets. SPECIAL HIGH GRADE
4.6 USED 1NNER-SPR1NG MATTRESS
Lincoln Eurntture Co. SO1 Pa ave u W
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

GROOM HOUSE, det, all new furniture;
rent, $50. ooD. for nice home and business.
Going to New York, sac for $3.50. EX.
RESTAURANT for sale or will accept part
ner, four transfer stops. 5433 GEORGIA
LARGE BOARDING HOUSE, must sell i'm
rooms, > dining rooms, 30 beds, switch
hoard, ballroom: outside, meals. Milton
GROCERY, MEAT AND FRUIT STORE for
sale. Wonderful opportunity for quick
buyer. Cash, profitable. business. good
living quarters Must sell on account of
health al sacrifice. ] mile from Key
Bridge Closed Mondays. 2427 Lee High
* ROOMS. . BATHS: selling on account
of Illness; reasonable for quick sale. IL
am till : nm, DE. 9477
RESTAURANT, small, modern equipment,
specializing in sandwiches and short order.
Gong in The Army. sliso o1a2. go
SODA FOUNTAIN ard luncheopette, across
street from Government buildings: hours
from : to pm. Sat; TO pm. owner
srsL Lnnchconette fe. RE, ao45. IS.
BOOMING HOUSE BUSINESS, IL rooms.
income. s2s5: si,4do cash ash" or Terms terms.
See Mr W Falick. oar Mass. ave NV. e3'
RFAUTY SHOP, ideal location. NV, apt.
hotel modernlv equipped; leaving town,
must sell. First reasonable offer accented.
Old EsTABIIsHED retail business in
Montsomery County-Large general store
no charge for good will. Box 369-J., Star.
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RESTAURANT WANTED,
Doing about $4,000 business per month
II To16 %"
GROCERY STORE,
Doing very profitable business, for sale at
sacrifice price: only $1,000 cash required.
THIS is a real bargan.
ALBERT H. COHEN, SH. 1861.
Evenings. CH. 20G0, Ext 93l.
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

hhmTRnAcTIvELY At nns FURN.. reconditioned: on
ous nne; large porches, gas heat. for
fSaPis sse mo NEerssT.Tks Ee ssTp a1Esr
beautifully furnished home in Bethesda.
blocks from shopping center: 3 bed
rooms, baths. An unusual opportunity
for small family of responsible people
who appreciate fne family pieces. Oriental
yosns y9aas children; sls5. Phone ewes. Oliver
EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY. desirsbl.
IaInlshed idsd1 nee. house: 4 bedrooms: baths;
able Dec. 30 for mos References REQ.
ssi; isi, i SSs1fH!a f!ai CAPITOL sr.-s rooms.
ARLINGTON '?af sea5 N. rlorid. st-s-bed.
room house: available Dec. for months.
Cal GL; 3ol3 evenings.
WESLEY HEIGHTS = Unusually charming
srSedsm srS nm 2 baths: elubroom, maids rm.
lovely garden 'asfe ss7s mo su'0To'n To nspsss beet
call Miss London. Sandoz, Inc, DU. 1894.
ssfsli SMALL. wv aoDEkN G5si BRICK HOUSE with .
bedrooms and l bath, and den or bedroom
Harrison and Western ave. Call Boysen
ARLlNGToN-3-bed bungalow. auto
matte stoker: convenient TO Pentason.
seSsor JseGe shSsSins; hSsS 1o-mo lease 500 mo.
g. ROOMs-Dinine room, living room.
Kitchen. bath. 1st a.: 2 bedrooms, bath, End
a.: bedrooms. bath; 3rd a; Is min. from
lease only; available Dec /. no 1l4i.
COUPLE wanted to share home: ali facili-
ties, wife unemployed, no children; s2s
MINED %MEDraTff aTf o'ttteGurANcr. 'teG rooms bath.
3792: After 5. sH 3753.
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ROOMS WANTED.

GOVT. EMPLOYE desires small apartment
or two sleeping rooms BY Dec 26. BOX
l7S-J, Star
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RE-UPHOLSTERING.
2-piece living room suite reupholstered
to look like new. S43. Latest patterns and
new insides included. Best workmanship
EuarSnteed
SWISS UPHOLSTERY SHOP.
2423 18th st. NV Adams OS61
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SUBURBAN ROOMS WANTED.
GENTLEMAN desires bedroom, pvt bath
garaGe, in Arlin9ton; sitting room op
tional. Mallory. DE. 924S
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POULTRY 3 EGGS.

YOUNG BOOSTERS. rs, wei9hin9 from s
TO-. To- les. at 35c per lb.; few capons
NEW Hampshire RED blood tested pul.
lets. vii lay next month. $1.60 each.
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Cash FOR DIAMONDS AND OLD GOLD.
Diamond watches and discarded jewelry
Ernest Burk. Inc, 6l4 18th NV. Dt. 2773.
GOLD-BRNG YOUR OLD GOLD.
snvER. PLATINUM. TEETH. DIScARDFp
4: KIM NC. 81 XHHaARRs XHARs AT sss ,.
CASH FOR OLD GOLD.
Silver, watches. diamonds and old dis-
carded tewelry; full cash value paid
SEL1NGER'S, S1S St NV
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-05-05
Generator Plant
Goes Over Quota

The members OF Local $40 JAW
clio OF the local Ford plant again
went over the top in the second
national Defense Bond drive.
The chairman OF the bond com.
mittee, A. Z. Augustus, reports that
the members OF the union purchas-
ed Sl0,lls.75 in bonds during the
drive and that the local itself also
purchased $4,000 more, making a
total OF Sl2,61s.75 for the shop.
The committee still has the appli-
cation for S1,0l3.50 worth OF bonds
which have not been collected but
are to be within few days. The
quota for the generator plant was
$4,000.
This plant has won the Minute
Man and Bulls Eye flag already,
with 81 per cent OF the employs sub
scribing 10 per cent or more OF
their wages to the purchase OF
bonds, besides purchasing 21O,214.
20 worth of bonds and stamps
since last May.
The bond committee will con
tinue the sale OF bonds for the du-
ration OF the war.
Those assisting on the bond com
mittee are Am5ross Johnson, presi-
dent OF the union: Earl Wendt,
Donald Franklin, Wallace Hayden
and Louise Spencer.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-05-05
Tree Planted
by Girl Scouts

Ypsilanti Girl Scouts in a htting
ceremony Monday in Riverside
Park added another tree to the
annual planting there.
They met in front OF st. Luke S
Church House and marched to the
park where they stood by trees
marked with the year in which
they were planted and at the bench
given in memory Of Mrs. Edith Burt
Mowrer
For the planting Nancy Vein
mann represented the Brownies;
Christine Harry and Sylvia Phllbin
the intermediate scouts and Alice
Groosbeck, senior scouts.
History OF tree planting in Yp-
silanti was given by Anne Black.
enburg OF Troop three.
Presentation OF the new tree was
by Mrs. Clarence Loesell OF the
Girl Scout Council TO Leonard Men
ii OF the park commission.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-05-05
Dogs to be Under
Quarantine Soon

Nashtenaw County dogs will 20
under quarantine within a few days.
DR.. o. X. Engelke. county health
officer said today. He said that he
had received word from c. H. Clark,
state veterinarian. that posters
were being sent the sheriffs de
partment in Ann Arbor and that AS
soon as these posters were In place
IN three specified places in the
county the quarantine would be IN
effect.
Eight cases OF rabies have been
confirmed in dogs in Ypsilanti with
in the last As days. four in Ann Ar.
Dor and a number OF others in
Whitmore Lake, Clinton, Chelsea,
and Wayne County. Ten rabid sheep
have also been found in the
county.
The state veterinarian will con-
fer with DR.. Engelke within a few
days relative to the extension OF
the quarantine area into adjoining
counties.
DR.. Engelke says the usual quar-
antine requires that dogs be tiei
for stated period and that they
be muzzled, confined or restrained.
The statute provides a serious pen
atty for yiolators.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-05-05
Half-Forgotten Days
Twenty Years Ago

The Ypsan High School seniors made s225
Births Claude Beadle daughter
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
BY vote OF az to 2Os the OF the consolidated
Ypslanu and Augusta Townships operated
with the Normal College, carried.
Word is received Of the death Of Smith Brooklyn.
Of John Smith, Sr, Miles He had Brooklyn
Is years
The Lutheran Ladies' Aid Society
ed Mrs Lillian Root first PRESIDENT Mrs Joseph Hughes
president Mrs Albert Esnger.
Thomas Flanagan, financial secretary
Stein treasurer; Hugo Fenker chairman birthday
mittee Rosa Smith, chairman committee
Thumm, pianist
Bolton Townsend Frank Townsend Detroit
brought for burial graduate Ypsanu
High School and Normal School.
Birth: George, TO Justice Mrs " p stadtmfer
Death Edward Goron, H. Ypsilanu township pioneer
Fifty Years Ago
Fred C. Andrews sold his house
SITS to Dr. L. NJ James $500 and witt Detroit
remaining business OF the Ypan Stay Co
The Ypsilan Creamery under the
Is handling about 10000 pounds Of milk per
butter is bringing premium prices
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-05-05
THEY Say

London-Premier Joseph Stain
in a message to Prime Minister
Churchill
Every blow delivered by your
air forge to the vital German cen.
ters eyokes the most lively echo
in the hearts OF many millions
throughout the length and breadth
Of our country
Washington-Robert Patterson,
Undersecretary OF War:
Air supremacy is indispensable
10 success in the war"
Chicago-Rep. Everett NJ. Dirk
sen OF Illinois:
mo peace will last unless We
join with other nations in making
II last
Los Angeles Senator Mon c
Wsllgren OF Washington:
I'm this war with Japan we
should pick our own frontier in
stead OF letting the enemy do It.
We should use our Aleutian Is.
lands as stepping stones for an ad.
vance on Tokyo"
New York Senator Claude Pep
per OF Florida:
Had not Russia blocked the
pathway OF Tyranny and drowned
the invaders in rivers Of their
own blood. freedom would have
persisted from the earth"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-05-05

ST. LOUIS-AP-A few hours
after the nude body OF three.year.
old Mary Jane Tankersley, slashed
and bleeding, was found In a west.
side pedestrian underpass, James
Franklin, 81, led police by street.
car 10 the spot. Detective Capt.
Martin Cliffe said Franklin con.
fessed the shaping Of his neishbor.
hood companion and explained he
took the girl over the same street.
car route to the little-used under.
ground passageway beneath a high
speed automobile highway.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-05-05
Rural Events
THURSDAY. MAY 8

THURSDAY, MAY 8
Sheldon
WomAn's Society OF Christian
Service TO hold regula. meeting and
cooperative luncheon at 1880 In
church.
Cherry Hin
Womans Society Of Christian
Service to sponsor Mother'Daugh'
ter banquet.
Bepole
Pittsheld Ladies Aid Society TO
meet in GAR. Hall in afternoon.
Business meeting at o'clock. Capt.
Kish OF Salvation Army and cadets
will entertain.
FRIDAY. MAY 7
Salem
Bethany Bible Class OF Federated
Sunday School TO have Mother
Daughter banquet
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-05-05
GETS LIFE IMPRISONMENT

Port Huron, May g. For the
second time within four months.
Fred r. Hagen, iS.year.old Emmett
farmland was sentenced Monday
TO life Imprisonment for the ham
mer staying OF Fred Simpson, his
employer and a Detroit war worker.
When first arraigned before Cir
cult Judge Shirley r. Stewart Jan.
IS, Hagen pleaded guilty to the
murder. which occurred near En-
met three days earlier. Hsgen's
second sentencing Monday result
ed from a legal technically involv-
ing a sanity examination.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-05-05

LONDON-INS-Prime Minister
Winston Churchill has pledged
that Great Britain would take every
precaution to establish the accura-
cy OF any report Of gas warfare by
the enemy before taking retalia-
| tory measures
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-05-05

And the exile government con-
sists principally OF the somewhat
pro.Germsn element, whereas the
bulk is pro.Russian.
The majority should rule, but It
does not always do so in such
lands.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-05-05
One-Mlnute Test

1. What American artist, In the
hrst decade Of the present GEN.
fury, created q famous type Of
American girl, and what was she
called?
2. What two famous painters
used large, stout nudes as their
favorite subjects?
3. What American painter Is
distinguished for his portraits Of
British aristocracy7
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-05-05
Hints on Etiquette

Hints on Etiquette
II you want TO make a good i'm
preston on q person, think Of
them when you are with them in
stead Of yourself. Treat them
with consideration and politeness,
and Judge them by the amount Of
courtesy and consideration they
give you.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-05-05
Words OF Wisdom

The spirit Of liberty Is not, a.
multitudes imagine. q jealousy Of
oar oun particular rights, but .
respect for the rights Of others,