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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-10
HANNAH REAL ESTATE

WOODINGHAM ls7dA-5-5 face brick
side drive saraFt all screened lower
vacant $4,000 down owner
Coirrcd-St JcsiN mr. Mack So stm.
heat stnker s. 0SQ Maui LIE 1854
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FLATS FOR SALE--EAST
HANNAN'S

HAWTHORNE Nevada Section 5-S
BriCkoie rented for SIS. all I'm good
condition. double garage 50 500
s. 500 On SAA monthly Includes taxes
JOHN STROM REALTOR
so r STATE FAIR TO 81 ib3
HELEN mr. Jeff Ia rms bsmt. Il a
DtTt ! .nn pQ,g
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BUSINESS IaoP. ron GALE

Good Gas Station Location
fo4xfoo. s mr.. Nile road. PRICED riskt.
Call Mr.. Msrktrt, CA 032l.
HOMER WARREN a COMPANY
PLYMOUTH RID. 27o-ft. cor. "a mile
west OF Telegraph: all imprc s,a,,,s
Rd RE o72o ope2 10 a. M !"
RYAN ROAD. cor. II Miles acres,
store. living rms; 3 yrs. old. Fine Tor
any business: vacant: 81 900. Open
today. o. m, UN 2-o3oo. Monday.
CoLoRED--ss6s-7i Russell. ? stores.
2 fats. 81. 500 down.
sMEDLEY. 44s e. Warren. TIE 1912.
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col ORED 49, Boston Blvd home Nitl
bowling alley recreation room. bath
lous living quarters over sarasf
tennis court l2a n, iruntagc [
JgDes To e-oA5A
COLORED-M Vernon near John 4
N-io0m frame 81 500 down Immedi.
stf Possession qiO Ford Blds a
1fs- evenings and sunday, MA 1897.
COLORED - Vacant. l4I2s Greeley
b-rm frame steam hi iuil basement
painted NalA - 600 $3.50 duWn-
100 $500 evenings TO $1,000.
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FLATS ron SALE-WEST

GRAND BLVD, W., 2635
Up vac. y rms each NJ l2th 81
LarEc lot Scar garage.
~ q WOODRUFF iSc. CH 2T3I
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BLOOMFIELD HILLS SITES

2is acres y Of Birmingham handy 20
wood ward beautiful building site
81 $50 > acres on East Long Lake
Rd mr. Briggs estate. 81 500. Another
2-acre hilltop. Sl.7S0 Another ! acre.
5000 All well restricted locations.
JudSon Broadway Co. SAT Majestic
Bldg RA 9700.
DEARBORN-Prewsr built modern s.
room home, Just newly decorated
beautiful lawn tall shade trees. ga
rage Full price only 81 500. 81 900
down. $40 mo only 2 blocks 10 bus
GROSSMAN 3442 = Telegraph Road
Between Michigan and Van Born D
DE- 1886 or Wayne O920
RYAN ROAD cor II Mile--5 acres
store living rms 2 yrs old fne FOR
any business vacant 81 900 open
TODAY I m IN 2-53O0 Monday
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HANNAH

so CONTINUOUS YEARS
Making better sales for our clients
TO SELL
Call real estate concern who can
give YOU complete service
MISUNDERSTANDING
CA roo
uN 3-77Oo-PL 4so0-vE $500
HANNAH REAL ESTATE ExCH
HOMES and 2-FLATS In n. w. Sec
ton from owners. Ralph 4. Toynton.
l6605 Grand River We 5-1234
IMMEDIATELY, 5-6 rm. single or Inc.
N W sect. Cash. We 1881. Gillespie.
! SELL EN- QUICK
CRIGER REALTOR-R. O. o55e
ITALIAN-Original 24-hr. cash sale.
80 yrs. East Side. Pettine. PL 1850.
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TULLER AT FULLERTON

OPEN i 70 ." s sun USA MOVE IN
90 Brk 10 roof corner. = hreplaces.
a buy. leaving town -"
Gillespie 1921 Fenkell VIZ 7.Ss50
vERNOR-Dix SECTION
iO0iS Burnley modern 6-6 stokef 2
electric refrigeratots. garages. Quick
possession $3.50. terms l. q,
White no 1850
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USE WISDOM
WE NEED HOMES

quickly is satisfying our sellers. II you
want service call US We have buyers
waiting for , bedrms. and brick bungs.
on west side We 5-l300
BRUTON REALTY. 1900 FENKELL
$4,000 CASH waiting to invest. List
with W. d Morrison. TO s-4520. ewes.
TO 5-q356
Al Colofed Cash Buyers Waitingl
CRUTCHER REAL ESTATE
area McGtaw. at Warren TY 5-5366
Al COLORED apis. fats singles
cash. terms. any section. johnson. TIE
9-0hAs
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GratiOt-S Mile Section

One block 20 Grstiot oc strcctcsr >
bearnum> living room kiichen-dinetfc.
Tie bath ana sink iull basement, attic
lot 40kl33 uN g 900 81 400
dJgu $50 mou'hh INCLUDES taXes
IRWIN RIGHT &c HINES INC
lf0hi Gfatiuf ri "A
fLENE at MILE rms all modern:
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n,.esonN-ropn vorNnATIoN

DEARBORN-FORD FOUNDATION
7-rm. brick colonial gas -ht-- nature
fireplace House insulated LARGE corner
lot Handicapped Breezewsy o. gsfags
Csrpstinx incl Jdec On Woodland Drive
Priced over $40 600.
RUSSELL L LANCLOlS, REAL ESTATE
Prank J. RiegAl salesnleuAget
1880 Michigan. CT $500 aCE b4aO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-10

A-A brS~k ICE rooms, upper rent sE5
imt condition. Tie baths deep LOT.
Drive in double faf Reduced 90 IS 900
Requires 50 900 cash Live here for
$40 aud pay for your home. Dagncr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-10
ALL CASH FOR
LAND CONTRACTS

Desirable Land Contracts Purchased
MELVIN = LANPiiAR a co.
9th FLOOR Lafayette Bldg CA $50
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-27

TIME study observers; no expert
encs necessary; should be familiar
with shop procedure. high school
eduestion state experience, draft
,,s,a. and salary to BOX B-2soo'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-27

COFFEE sHoP-Girls for pantry,
soda fountain. high school girls, part
time. No sundays or holidays; good
pay. Mr.. stamper. lobby Murphy
BldG.. Congress at Shelby.
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geneinen Mngriffe.

, semetnen aneriffe. .
Gin prominenter &atbolif, Dr. @.
&. 8alib bat biesnnal bas Bort er-
griffen, I'M bic 2iige1tmauler 5u itop-
fen. anlaBIi6 elmer gbrung ieitens
Der ipaniiben Gegier,tng erfldrte Dr.
8alib:~ ~-... 49,. ...@ 4
sd liebe Spanien. 4Is aatbolif
liebe uno ebre id Die ipanif6e 5eele.
Spaniens @eidi6te unb ipaniihe
&ultur iinb eminent fatboliid. Sd
bertei6ise Sparien, neil ib ben ge-
meinen gbarafter feiner 5einbe er.
blide. Als 8iireer Der Ser. Staten,
Der. id cine san5 beionbere 2iebe 5u
n,einem eigenen 2anoe bege, bin id
Spanien banfbar, ni9t alIein, neil
Spanien i9on 70 oft Die drifli6e 81.
oiliiation serettet bat, i'm 2aufe Der
Sabrbunbere, ionoern au1 befonoers,
neil 5panien als Elm 8oIltperf ba-
itebt amiiden Der ipeitliden 8elt l,to
Der fomlmniitiiben @efabr i'm Sabre
1886.
@s galt bnr1als Inn einen Sieg
Grancos ooer eiren Sieg bes Som.
n1l1nismus. Sdtte General Srnnco ba-
mails ben aar1pf berloren 10 pare oas
8ort 2enins, .oaB europa an beioen
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ssals slseissls est. Dsa,2, E.

5enoen Bergen uu6 &nboben befanben
lid oeuti6e Sruppen, 8eoba6tunes.
poiten ,r1o Eanfs.
Sd babe Subiaco beiudt. Ser I'm,
Iangit neu erridtete 8au an oen,
Saupteingans tit bonltdnoig ser
triimmert. 9ie iibrigen Eeile bes
9loiters fino fait tntaft NIT ausnab-
me 5erbro6ener Seniter.
t # #
Moraliid einiuanbfreie 3eitIdriften
gtpa 46 ,,&ebietpers" iinb gege1-
pdrtig ON Der arbeit, 1856 Magaaine
inn Sntereiie Der ,,NationaI Organiaa-
tion for Decent 2iterature" burd5u-
ieben. Die Mrbeit nirnn1t, ipie bas BIZ
idoflide 4on1itee n1itteilt, eiuen er-
freuliden 6ortidritt, 1,ibt an LETTER
Stelle aus oem @runbe, neil cine
quite An8abl oer Serausaeber Der Ma-
eaaine ibre Mittpirfung periproden.
Ser giihof Sobn S. geon bon st.
0opne, 8oriisenber oes 4omitees,
gab in Der @onferen5 einen ueber-
Bid iiber Die @eididte Der geationol
0rganiiation for Decent 2iteratare
(g60D2) unb betonte, baB, ipdbreno
81 geaDiiieal 3eiten nidt tpeniger als
800 Wagasine als r,idt einmanofrei
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Gin Brieiter, 9om @uiebio, itarb am
Sppbus etlt6e Gage Dor Der Rata'
itropbe, ,1no elm a6t5igiabriger 2aien-
bruber, Sra Carlo, berlteB oas 9fe'
fusio, berlor ftd ober i'm Goloqnio
(gmpfanesiaaD. 8ie oie 9eutideu
ipdter mitteilten, beeab ct it6 gum
4loiter 5uriid, mo- er itarb. @r tpuroe
neben oeutiden Soloaten neben Der
Stride begrobeen. &ein Mitelie6 oes
3loiters itarb infoIee bes 8ombaroe'
ments.
@s paren fetne 6eutiden 5ol6aten
i'm RloIter tpeoer Dor na6 oem 8om'
boroment. 9as tpurbe bonn grsabt
ielbit beitdtigt. Aber ouf 6en ongren'
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NsittnOb, ben 20. Deaember 1914

gnoen IN 8rano geitedt tperoe", III
Grfiialing gegangen. @as Diir6e ge-
fdeben, iuenn Die eegentndrtige iponi-
ic5e &egierlng bur6 fonanuniitifhen
8errat geitiir5t tpiirbe2 Die @egner
Der driitliden 3iDilifation iino ii6
oieier Gatiade ipobi belputpBt unS oes.
balb tDerOen 9immel uno gr6e In 8e-
tpegung geiest, Inn ben 5tira Der
ipaniiden Resierung berbei5ufiibren.
Das bl1ttenoe uno entfrdftete Sta-
lien uno 5panien ftno 6as Iebte
Sdub- uno 8outperf 5tpil6en benz
gbriItentun1 1tno oem &ommunisn1us.
8ir fonnen Dem neutralen Spanien
ni6t genus oanfen fir ieine pobl-
tpollenoe rno bilfrei9e Sartb, ote es
a1ns ernloglibte, in Sranfrei6 gu fte-
gen uuo gauienoe anterifauiiher
Meni6enleben eerettet bat"
t t It II
u8ilpt'' berteiSigt biplpmatifde 8e.
siebnnsen gum gatifan -
8efanntliG bate Der Seoeral Count
eli Of gbur9e Of gbriit tn Qmerieo
fi9 gesen bie ginridtung otplonati-
iber 9e5iebungen 5tpiiden ben Der.
Staten unb. Dem gatifan ausgeipro~
den. ,,Ebe Bilot", oas offt5ieIle, mo-
6entli6 eri6einenoe Organ Der er5-
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Tar ii vir aea ifsasllis .Rl.ll.
oio3eIe Bottom bemerft oaau:

oio5eie Bottom bernerft oa5u:
.g8ir bitten uniere griiber bonn
SeoeraI Council Of gburhes Of gbrift
in america, fid Dor urs niht 81
fiirdten. 8ir iino barmlos genug unb
baben feline 8lane irgenoeiner Art, bic
gegen ben @eiit nnierer amerifa1i-
iden Eraoition peritoBen.
Scr beiagte Council ihetnt nib.
.oeritanoen au baben, tporauf es an
fommt. Serrn 3ooiebelts peri6nlt9er
8ertreter in Hon, ben er fir bas Nmt
ausmablte uno borIdlug, lit cine Ga
DIE, unb noue biplomatii6e gertre>
trng cine anbere."
Der Council batte alisgefiibrt, 6aB
er iid nidt gegen bic fatboliide Rir.
he als 8efenntnis tpenoe, bod ieien
oiplon1atifde 8e5iebungetl nit 6em
gatifan ,,ein beionberer gor5ugsfta-
tus, Der elmer Stride nit 8e5ng a,if
ole amerifaniibe Gegier,tng geDdbrt
tperoe". N
# 4 Il
sider 1T Der idurale Wes Der
gflidt. sdiller.
cine glidt snilpIt i'd an issss
Reht @rilpor5er.
& Is sis
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ViSselt
Atbeismms, bas gr6fte Sinbernis &C
geu @ieberanfbau Aer @elt


gen @ieberanfban 1er @elt
Sn elmer 8reoist bor 8oti6oftern,
Rtniitern uno 9iplomaten, gertre.
tern bon 16 Central uno iuoamerita-
nii9en 2dnoern bot unldneit Der
bodtDit. Serr Gobert S. @annon, g.
s.. BrGit6ent Der Sorbbam uniperii-
tdt, geetp gort, in Ser ct. 8atrids-
aatbeorale erfldrt: Seine nadfrieg'
lide &onferen5 nermag atbetitilden
Regiert,ngen 6en 8eeriff zines moro
Iif9en @eieses bei5ubringen. 9teie
Regterungen mogen oen ausbrud
,rnoralti9es @eies i'm Munoe fiib-
rem, ielbit iest tnbesus auf ben TOM.
men6en 8eltfrie6en, aber iie ideinen
nt6t gu tpiiien, oaB oas Die @riitena
@ottes borausiebt.
aues, mas oieIe 2eute ,tnter Moral'
seies periteben, lit Der Bille zines
Dittators. 6eiien Madttptlle abiolut
1T. 9ieie gerfebrung muB gu einem
5rie6en bon f,raer 9auer fiibrer,
benn ieber Mtbeismus lit 8errat Ser
Babrbeit. Rur Elm an @ott glauben.
oes Ror6amerifa fann bic tpabre 8e.
oeut,tug Der 1lnobbdngigfeitserfld.
r,sug un6 Der @onititl1tion Der Ser.
Staaten erfaiien, piel tpeniger ben
AtIantic Charter. SOUR Siioamerifa,
bos an @ott slaubt, tann Clinton 8o-
lipars MISUNDERSTANDING ODER
ben beion6eren @eiit ieines 8oltes
neriteben. geur Elm ben1iitiger Diener
&ottes fann bon pabrer 6reibeit ipre.
den un6 nur Elm &inb Gottes beritebt
Die geoeutune Der menidliden 8iir-
BE-"
It # t
ariesssei&idte Nunte gaRinus BON
eiuem 8enebiftiner
Ser ct. Bincent's gr5abtei in Ga.
trobe. 8a., lit bor frr5em Elm Sdrei'
ben BON einem eegentpartie in Som
meilenben Beneoiftiner, nit Dem
@raobt 9iamare ndbrenb Der Bom-
baroierung Wonte gaiiinos bort mar,
foIgen6eS 56reiben augeeangen:
,yGr5abt Diamare, Doul> Sberiiio,
Dom Martino, Dom agoitino aub
Dom Rieolo, nebit flint 2aienbriioern
befan6et iid i'm n&efugio' i'm Wonte
gaifino-aloiter ipdbreno Der gan5en
3eit oes Bontbaronents. Dieies ,,&e.
fugio" Iiegt In Der Seftion oes Col.
Iegto. geah Der Bonbarbierln1g fro-
deu nlIe aus ibren geritefen beroor.
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beaei6net peroen nt1Bten, gegenpdr.
tie ibre 9nsabl n,tr II betrdgt. Eros.
Dem barf bic Grbeit 11idt ruben, oa
tagtdglid teue 3eitidriften erideinen,
Die ifrupeIlos ibren 2eiern ,.npaiien-
oe, anlt0bli1e 2iteratur bieten. =
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&ummnniiiide 2asem fef.
genagelt
aenageIt

Ser fonmuniitii9e anIturm geeen
6os fatboRi9e Sponien tobt unent.
tpeet tpeiter. Eroboem Die fatboliibe
Breiie in ibrem &f fir Die biito.
riide @obrbeit nidt erlabmt, ber6op.
pe1n bic fommuniftii6en 2iigenpropa.
gan6iIten in 9reiie unb Raoio lire
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-01-15
Soldiers Receiving
Post War Council

Washington, Jan. lf-AP-Army
mentors are counseling tomorrow's
veterans against any ideas about
running the country when they
come marching home.
A guide for international OF
ticers and those concerned with orr
entation courses, issued by the War
Department, notes that the task Of
keeping the soldiers informed is
twofold-to tell him of the war, its
causes, issues and progress; to tell
him what is happening on the home
front and what it may be like when
he returns. And, discussing the re-
lation OF the armed forces 10 the
home front, the guide has this to
say:
The men and women of the arm
ed forces OF the United States are
citizens OF a democracy. They. like
the government, are the servants of
the people. We're they to become
its masters, democracy would
perish
In time. the majority will be
returned to civil life and will have
the same privileges and duties as
other citizens. They will exert
political force according to the va.
lidity and vigor of their political
ideas.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-01-15
Sports Roundup

Detroit Mich-INs-ake LaMots the Bronx Y his
third decision Civic of Pittsburgh in Detroit
Olympia crowd OF ten thousand fans
rounds although LaMotta
began tell on SO old Z by the
Two rounds went to Civic on low blows thrown by
LaMota
Cincinnati ohioINsGeneral Manager Warren Giles of the Gin
today that the of the teams 1914
spring training still remained unsettled
City ows-Ns-Tbe Iowa seahswk boosted their tenth
The prefghters extended their
when they easily beat Drake Unverss
quintet So to 20 the Iowa fiedhouse court
Armstrong himself
MIA lightweight championship
Spod Italian the third round
night weighing 1873
OF Spod
Yok-TNS-Tami the heavyweight
is boxing had
friend
Sinaa understood here
He in Hollywood and
Beakbusers League developed during ee
Promoter Mike Jacobs office here
brilliant rally the last half OF the
Garfield draw with Bobby Rufin, New
Madison Square Garden
with decision
catcal and boOs figured
uphill fight the late rounds him the nod
Ruftn rs underdog prefight odds.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-01-15
Rocks Grab
Early Lead

The Ypsilanti High School Gag
ers found themselves after the first
five minutes Of last nights game
to win over Plymouth 81 to 80 in
breath taking encounter at the
high school gymnasium.
After the Rocks had spurted
out to a 7 TO 0 lead the Braves
came back fast TO knot the count
at I all at the conclusion OF the
first period and then assumed a
10 TO 10 margin at the intermis.
sion. Plymouth then made a bril-.
liant comeback TO take the lead
81 TO 20 at the third quarter mark.
Wick Wlckerham started the H.
nal frame by tying the score at
81 points apiece on free throw.
Baskets by Jim Miller and Bob
Bower set the Purple and Gold out
to a four point margin which Plym-
outh equalled with shots by RE
mas and Bennett. Miller then gave
Ypsilanti the lead again on a tip
In after a missed foul shot, and
then sank a foul shot himself TO
make 1t "a to 81. The visitors
then countered with long bas-
ket by Bennett but Ralph Bulls
put the game ION ice" with a field
goal. Artie Herbst added a free
throw for good measure which
made the final score 81 TO SO.
Lanky Jim Miller bagged field
goals and free throw for IS
points TO tie with Bennett for the
games scoring honors.
The second team game was just
as exciting, as Plymouth defeated
the Ypsilant reserves 2S to "a in
overtime. Pho of Ypsilanti was
the high point man of this game
with as Caid led the Rocks with
markers.
Summary.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-01-15
Rough Riders Turned Aside
by Indicated Milan Team

Milan's indicated basketball
team started the Huron Valley Lea.
que season by turning aside Roose-
welt High School 20 TO % at the
Normal College gymnasium Friday
night
The Roughriders we're late get
ting started aud only after Milan
had built up t6 to I lead in the
second quarter were the Purple
and Gray able to get under way.
A few minutes after the start of
the final period Roosevelt was able
TO come within 5 points (25 to 2O)
OF the red clad quintet. Then
three successive free throws and
a field goal clinched the game for
Milan.
Howorny. Milan forward scor-
ed more than half his teams points
as he ran up IS while the Rough
riders scoring was evenly divid-
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-01-15

Lincoln High School scored an
easy victory over Flat Rock, 26 to
IA. Friday night at Flat Rock.
With the Railsplitters zone de
tense working to perfection the
Blue and White held their hosts
10 one basket in the first half aud
breeIed through the remainder OF
the game to one sided victory.
Lincoln led by Dale Reid went
into a 16 to . lead at the half way
mark and i'm the second half Duane
Dyslnger took over the point max
ing chores which also made him
high point man of the game with
10.
Although Van Ripper failed to
make a point in the first half he
managed to break through the stall
wart Blue and White defense to
make four baskets in the last half
TO lead the Flat Rock scoring
This makes Lincoln's fourth vic
tory in five contests to date aud
It also inaugurated their quest for
a second Huron Valley League
in a row. The Rail
splitters were the l942l943 league
champions.
Flat Rock managed To win low
scoring reserve game, Is TO 10.
1t was one man show for Lin
coin as Johnson scored all of his
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-01-15
Haddock,Knox
Win Matches

Dale Haddock proved a little too
much for Harold Chaundy In last
nights wrestling feature at the Lo-
cal so hall.
After Chaundy had slammed
Haddock around for a fall in "a
minutes OF their feature match
Haddock came back to work on
Chaundy's bad knee. When Chaun.
dy was unable to return to the
ring because OF the damage Had
dock had done the latter was
awarded the match.
In a very rough bout Buddy Knox
won over Joe Feroul. Knox tool
the first fall in 10 minutes and be
cause OF the half hour time limit
neither was able to pin the other
in the short period left.
The third match OF the evening
ended in a draw between Bert
Rubi and frankie Clemens. Glenn
ons was quick TO pin Bert with a
back breaker and Rubi was about
as fast getting a scissors grip on
frankie for the second decision
This left only Is minutes in which
neither was able. no matter what
means they tried, to throw the
other.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-01-15
CHAPTER SIX


BETH WAS not home when Jim
went to the apartment straight
from his train. But Andrea was
there. She was sitting on step
ladder, trimming the Christmas
tree because Beth said 1t should be
trimmed before Jim got there and
then they would have all OF CHRIST
mas eve TO talk.
She didn't come down from the
ladder when Jim opened the door
and stood tall and handsome in his
Uniform Just looking at her, saying
nothing.
you ought TO be framed" she
said. II didn't realize before how
beautiful you are!'
He tossed his hat and coat on the
sofa and walked over to the tree,
looking up. I've always known you
were beautiful. and deTlish and
tempting, and I came here just to
tell you that
The fragile scarlet ball In An
drea's hand crumbled as some
thing hot swept up through her,
something she had never felt BE-
fore.
Come down" he said, holding
out his arms.
She came down without taking
her eyes from his and closed them
only when his arms were fast about
her, his lips young and hard on
her own. Then she drew away.
you knew"
-Yes," she said. Funny, Isn't
~"
mot TO me-"
"Well not be good for each
other" she said, touching his face
with her fingers.
why not? We're the same kind,
Andy, both out Of our element ir
the kind Of lives we've been lead
ing, drawn to each other without
words"
"Yes," she said, "but I think ]
know what that Is. Something we
can't help"
There's no reason why we
should. You're going to marry me. v
Andrea's eyes were filled with
things she hid from him. Per
haps," she said. Have you beer
thinking Of me?"
DAY and night"
I've been thinking Of you, too
but all I had to think OF was the
way you looked at me, as IL there
were no one else here, Of the way
you seemed angry when went OUT
with Dennis that last time"
His arms were hard and hurting
around her. What about Dennis
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-01-15
Adjustment Asked on
State Land Sale Tract

Ann Arbor, Mich, Jan. 15-Rev.
Paul Wuerfel, former owner of the
farm on which Arbor View Subdi-
vision was located, Is seeking
settlement from the Ann Arbor
School Board for value Of the pro
perty. The school board obtained
the land at a state land sale after
It reverted to the state because OF
non payment OF taxes.
Mr.. Wuerfel points out that the
original purchaser OF the property
failed to make his payments and
that he had the land subdivided,
creating a tax situation which II
was impossible for Mr.. Wuerfel to
meet. He also includes in his ap-
peal adjustment for purchasers OF
some of the lots. He feels that the
situation demands some type OF
civil Justice.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-01-15
"U.- RAISES ORANGES

LARAMIE, Wyo.-UP- Scient-
lists say that the Wyoming.grown
orange-a product Of the Universi-
ty OF Wyoming and looks
the same as choice fruit stock. Dr..
G.. II. Starr. an agricultural expert
ment station plant psthologist,
grew the orange at the university
on a tree presented TO him by
William LETTERS, president OF the
Union Pacific Railroad