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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-09-02
X. J. Thomas Gives
Labor Day Message

ThS Labor Day should be day
~ SPECIAL syn hcauCe aud GratIfica-
son 90 ORGANIZED workers every
where The tides II war are run
nlnC strongly 20 oui favor On all
fronts our soldiers and sailors
armed with Weapons turned out in
overN helmins numbers by the men
and women Of our ranks are scor-
inE grea, victories. The day OF final
victory IS not far of. and Ne in
nc JAW Go can feel great pride
achieving that goal Labor has in
he Mar years demonstrated It's re-
possibility 70 the nation as a whole
We have done the migh,iest pro-
ductlon Job in history, and We have
done IL IN the face of provocatlon
bv powerful forces Of reaction.
These same forces continue their
attack against labor and vii con-
tinue. Even while the produces Of
our StuFendous effort are turning
the enemy back on every front an
tl-labor forces are gathering their
strength TO wipe out our gains, TO
tear down the legislative structure
built up during the New Deal
While we celebrate the victories Of
our armies and congratulate our
selves for the job done, We must
be vigilant against the forces at
tacking US here al home.
Cites Responsibilities
The period Of reconverslon viii
confront organized labor with grave
responsibilities. Unemployment wiil
decimate our ranks, reduce our in
fluence 10 a shadow OF our present
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-09-02
STOLE CITY AUTO

Police say they are holding David
Leroy Palmer. 33. Of 20436 North
lawn avenue for investigation Of
driving away an automobile belong
Ing 10 a city garage.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-09-02
NEWS AND VIEWS OF LABOR
PRAISE MULzAC.
AS CAPTAIN OF
SAILING s HIP

John Beecher. who wrote the
following article. is the purser and
medical officer OF the SIS Booker
T. Washington He is a former
regional director of the Fair EN-
ployment Practice Committee.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-09-02

prestige. Now while We are strong,
with our numbers greater than ever
before, we must plan for the future
and our role in il.
II our veterans are not 10 return
70 breadljnes and HoovervillcS. il
our production lines heroes are not
10 be rewarded with lay-offs and
poverty, labor must make lis voice
heard The duPontS and MorganS
and Sloans have their blucprintS for
The postwar economy, II is up 10 us
20 counter them with a blueprint OF
our own.
The defeat Of the Murray Kilgore
bill. with is promise of intelligent
handling ~ the reconversion prob
lem. should be warning and
token OF things 10 come. We are
strong. millions strong and we have
the power TO defeat reaction But
We must use that power with pur-
pose.
Duty Of Members
II is the duty Of every union man
and woman 10 play an active role in
creating the future we want We
must fcht for jobs for all We must
join battle with the enemies Of
labor and liberalism who would
leglslate the country back TO the
DAYS OF 1929
The first task OF every trade
unionist today is TO exercise his re-
sponsibilty as A citizen-to use his
ballot in electing men who will
support US in our desire for an
abundant economy, with jobs for
every worker, for every veteran.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-09-02
SAY VIGOROUS
ACTION NEEDED
TO SAVE FEPC.

WASHINGTON. y c. Senator
Dennis Chavez Dom New NcNlcol
and sporso~ - i0c senate ha. FOR
per1sner' FErC S2o4s sn-
nourccd TIA; nc bad beer appoint
81 chairman - Sub-cawn Zee OF
the senate education and labor
cor ni,ice - hold nc sae on has
bill - e>,aS't9 permanent FEpC.
Senate Chavcz indicated clearly
ne does no. .r'cro % hold more
than ,hrcc DAYS - hear nC> before
TIE Sc0a,, Tre NAACP rs rcl ably
informed that he Sen g WI. not
convene AGAIN unit. after ne cleo
ton unlcS, pressure ~ public op.n-
Jon causes members q congress 20
kr0N nal would bc politically
irs1yl~a1'e 20 remain IN recess.
A. q appears roN TIC hearings
scheduled by Senator Chavez VIII
he no more than mere window
dressing As NO definite action VII
be taken by nc committee before
the elecI1u This comes as blow 10
those who had no. Is thai tGe major
political parties would 10 some
thing about tbs grave issue.
especially since the House Labor
Committee which he'd hearings on
the Dawson Scanlon-La Toilette
Bill IN June met and voted today
ihs, il would not resume hearings
or take any action on the House
Bill until after the November elee-
ton
Only unremitiins and vigorous
protests from constituents 20 Their
senators insisting on passage Of the
permanent FEPC now and not some
future date after the election, can
prevent this unseeminGly pro-
cedure
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-09-02
A. Moore viii
Speak At Mich.
Labor Day Picnic

The annual Michigan Labor Day
picnic an honor of the Daily Work
er and The Worker Will be held al
Roosevelt Park, IL mile road be
tween Mound and Ryan roads. Sun
day, Sept. 10, so as not TO conflict
with other Labor Day week lend pa
triotic and political rallies in which
Michigan and Detroit citizens VIII
Join. Audley Moore. recently elected
vice president Of the Michigan CPA
and Arnold Johnson, president OF
the Ohio CPA viii be the speakers
al the afternoon political rally and
forum.
A full program Of baseball. volley
ball. and other athletic contests is
beign arranged by Tom Spencer OF
the Detroit Frederick Douglas club.
Music for dancing Will be furnished
by Bob Kings orchestra Gate prizes
amounting TO $4,000 IN War Bonds
and other valuable gifts Will be
awarded
IN addition 10 the usual supplies
OF hot dogs lce cream pop and beer
various national groups are arrdng-
ing for the sale II food for which
they are famous,
TIE NorthWe,t.eclub is arranging
a beauty contest and other games
The Midtown club Is barbecueInE
spare-riDS The Ben DAVIS club &
looking after the first aid booth
with a nurse attendant War Bonds
and stamps NIL be ofIered"fDr sale
Roosevelt PARK IS IN Ntractive
SrNded spot W'hu easy reach ~
me end II the Hoihr'ok Through
buslne Further Information may
be obtained from Room 900 6445
Randolph Detroit. 26 or from any
II the clubs 81 the Michigan Com
mnnl.i pnl.i-Lal AssncLa,lnn
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-09-02
BrOtherh To
Stage Education
Meeting Sept. II

NEW York; was announced
AT the international headquarters in
New York City. that one OF the
main events Of the fourth biennial
conventions OF the brotherhood Of
Sleeping Car Porters, viii be the
address OF William Green, president
Of the AZ. Of L., at the Cleveland
Public Auditorium, Sunday after
noon, pm, Sept. II President
Green VIII make speech on the
Philosophy and Program Of the A.
F of L., and The Negro"
Other speakers will be: A. Philip
Randolph. international president
Of the BSCP.; NJ P, Webster. first
international vice president Of
BSPC. and member OF the FEPC,
and Helena Wilson, international
president, Ladies Auxiliary, Of
B s C.P..
Benne Smith, Detroit second in
ternational vice president and zone
supervisor. Will preside.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-09-02
New Pamphlet
On Labor Rights

NEW YORK A new study out
line on "Labors Rights During
World War r. has been issued by
the Workers Defense League.
The outline includes a summary
OF labor legislation both national
and state passed during the war as
well as an analysis Of the role and
activities Of the War Labor Board
In il is also complete report on
the fight for civil Liberties and equal
rights Copies can be secured from
the WDL. 1l2 East Nineteenth
street NYC., at 10 cents each or
Is for a dollar.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-09-02

room deck plates as the deS,royerS
fought the wolf-pack noSlng for an
opening 10 get at US. Al dusk they
slipped through and nailed one Of
our companion ships. We heard the
torpedo thud home, saw he red
distress lights flash on. then black
out forever as the hull plunged I'M
der. leaving only two lfeboa,s toss
ing like ships on the huge dark sea,
But always the Booker I. Wash
ln2ton got through.
Hugh Mu,zac has a long rest COM
ing 10 him after two years OF such
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-09-02
Political Body
Urges About
Vote Activity

NEW YORK. - Go President
Philip Murray and PAC Chairman
Sidney Hillman, in an urgent APP
peal this week 10 the $500 600 Go
members. called for all-out political
action-"the highway 10 victory 10
full employment and a durable
peace"
I'VE need 10 focus attention once
again on making every worker and
every member of his family a reg
istered voter" declared Murray and
Hi,lman. Secondly. We need 20 or
ganize our strength on a ward and
precinct basis in order that the vote
can be turned out on Nov. I
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-09-02
Ship CreU Raps
Prevention OF
Seanen Voting

NEW YORK.-Condemnation OF
Thomas E. Dewey for sponsoring a
vote law that prevents merchant
seamen from balloting was voiced
this week by the crew of the S. S.
Booker T Washington, Liberty ship
skippered by Captain Hugh Mulzac.
The crew adopted resolution
charging that New York and other
states have Disseminated against
merchant seamen by denying them
vote il they are al sea or overseas
Nov. 7
The Booker T. Washington sea-
men called for the reelection of
President Roosevelt and for the
election OF Congressman who favor
the policies OF true democracy
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-09-02
BY JOHN BEECHER


This is about CAPT. Hugh Mulzac,
one Of the best Americans OF my
time. ! sailed under him, as one
Of his officers. on the SIS. Booker
T. Washington for more than year,
and ! know what am talking
about have seen him do Job
for America. Nobody has done
better one in this or any other war
that we have fought for our own
and other peoples liberty. History
will remember him. Right now
want TO introduce him to his con-
temporarieS.
Maybe | should take time out at
this point 10 announce that | am
white man. Everybody of course
knows that Hugh Mulzac is a Ne
gro. These distinctions OF skin
color are thought by some to be Of
importance, though not by me. and
not by the new American people
these years are breeding. Hugh
Mulzac and ! are Americans; that
| what's important. That is the ground
upon which we meet and work to-
gether.
Wants Right Thing
AS an American, Hugh Mulzac
cares about what happens to his
country and wants the right thing
to happen, the right thing for every
/ body in ii, whatever their skin
color. But man of action that he is,
he doesn't stop at wanting He
thinks and works at it. Nobody
know has a better head on his
shoulders. not only for navigating
a ship through tricky waters when
a gale is blowing or finding a posi-
/ ton in id-ocean--no skipper liv-
! ing can beat him at that--but for
! figuring out the right course for
/ the American ship of stat and who
! should steer her on that course
Hugh Mulzac has just brought
( the SIS. Booker T Washington in
| from her seventh trip 10 the war.
| For two years now he has been on
duty night and day. | have watched
him during those black nights in
convoy when we played blindman's
buff with the ship ahead and the
high octane tanker abeam, we with
block busters in the forward hold
and 500 troops below we wanted 10
deliver safe and sound so they
could kill Nazis. Whole rows OF
nights when the skipper didn't
sleep. There were other nights, too.
ght with the ocean moon, when
depth charges shook the engine
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-09-02

was TO accept Chairman Sidney
Hillman's invitation 20 join the Ma
tonal Citizens Political Action
Committee myself saw these TWO
fine Americans shaking hands on
their past 10 work together
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-04
Honest Slate
Stynniies Denns
Find Trouble Picking
Il From List Of a.
BY FRANK NORRIS

Detroit Democratic leaders
have hit snag in their plan TO
present the voters with slate
of legislative candidates guaran-
teed TO be honest.
Their trouble is not that they
can't find men they believe will
not wind up under indictment.
The setback is that they have
found too many, and are unable
10 agree on 81 names from among
the "a candidates who have filed.
The Diogenes hunt Is the in
spiration OF county chairman Will
liam NJ. Donnely. former legis-
lator himself and one Of the few
remaining leaders who were loyal
and Woodworking during the
starvation years when Democrats
were few.
SEEKS HIGHER STANDARD
Because the Democratic nomi-
nation for the Legislature in
Wayne County has been tanta-
mount TO election since 1882.
Donnelly declared several weeks
ago that the party should under
take 10 raise the caliber OF its
candidates.
lie realizes that the voters are
looking askance at the Detroit
delegation in view Of the numer-
Gus indictments resulting from
Judge Leland w. Cars grand
Jury investigation handled by
Special Prosecutor Kim Sigler.
The partys inability 20 name
an official slate is due princi-
pally. 10 the Go. Donnelly and
all other leaders regard the union
10 their main strength and they
will go far before offending that
organization.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-04

Aides Needed
OCD Calls Public
TO Help Staff Centers

The Office Of Civilian Defense
Saturday issued a call for men
and women, Is or older. TO assist
in stating the city'S Fairgrounds
and recreation centers during the
summer.
All civilian defense volunteers
are being contacted but Miss
Shirley Mcdowell. director Of the
OCD volunteer office. hopes TO
draw many of the 1900 workers
needed from the general public.
Miss Mcdowell urges all persons
interested in volunteering for a
few hours to one day or more a
week, to attend a meeting at
Northern High School Monday At
8 %. m. If unable to attend,
prospective volunteers may call
CA 57S1 for information.
Workers will be assigned to
recreation centers convenient to
their homes, Miss Mcdowell said.
Meetings also will be held at
1870 D. m. June &. ID and ID at
the following locations: Parkside
Community Center. Frankfort,
east of Conner; Kronk Com
munity Center, McGraw and
Junction; GAR Bldg, CaSs and
Grand River; Sylvia Allen Craft
Center, Jefferson at Cadillac;
Elmwood Recreation Center. Elm
wood and Congress.
E;.heI.x afh n. Cos,.iue
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-04
BACK TO COMMITTEE

HarasSed by this Enigma. DON
nelly has turned the matter back
20 the political action committee
of the JAW. SO far. this com
mittee has been unable 10 agree.
So there is not yet an official
slate"-guaranteed TO comprise
honest men although the pri-
mary election, July IL, is rapidly
approaching.
Under the new apportionmcnt
act. Dctroit's first district this
wear will have II members in
stead Of II. OF the II incum-
bents. six have not filed for re-
election. They are Stanley J.
Dombrowski, now serving prison
term for perjury. Earl c. Gal
lagher. Martin A kronk Adam
w. Sumeracki and Edward J.
Walsh all under indictment. and
Edward J. JeffrleS.
FKhtl,x kth L. Cou,lnG -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-04

SADIE " Mcdonald nno,her. 0raway
REYNOLDS. isf IL William C-N1.
JusnttA y. Reynolds. wife, Ss36 Ward,
Detroit.
sARkOvICH. I'd Ii Lewis -ArA.
Dana V Carknvie mother Dearborn
SCHklEBEK, stan Sgt Sylvester w
Mrs. Irene Schrseber. River Rouge
STIl.LWELL, Tech. 5ih Or Elmer D.
Ms Theda Stinwsii. kalAma2oo.
yASDERMARL.IERE, ID II Giibert v.
e Mrs Louise N. Nandermariiere, wife.
2l3 Oak Crosse Poin'e Farms.
WITT PR stan SGT. Harry F.-NrA
linda 6 vetter mother. Mubkegon Heights.
WAtLINC. n II Nell p Mrs Helen
7. Nanlng. wife. 2ss1 Lakewood, Detroit.
oMEDITERRANEAN AREA
EJ.wEl-L SGT Richard X Mrs Pea
tree Eiwsfl mother Auburn Hsighif
THOMSON, I'd Ia Richard BH. Brit
too Thomson. father Saginaw.
- - - y = q
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-04

A baby boy who was found
abandoned Friday night on the
lawn OF Grace Hospital was identi-
fled Saturday by Policewoman
Susan Glinski. The baby is the
14-month-oId son of 2l-year-old
unwed mother.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-04

~ ROPEAN AREn
harden. 20 l. John L. Mrs.. Lais y
BHrdfr wife. Ithaca
BATTLE. PVT william Mrs Juan
ua wife 1900 Bolton. Detroit.
bfNEMf, 7 -Sgt isAAs W Mrs.. Clara
y D~nsmy, W.fe CharievoiK
HARVEY. let IL. Waiter Mrs. Clara
-Hr-vrT rrufhrT saginaw.
fpAG. - l. fArene Ne. Norwood
H0aE. father. spr,ngpoFt.
hyrFF.E sFt EtchArd C-N~s Emma
Ho1ef mother l052s Kno1sN. Detroit
HoKASS. "a o.. Erlc , Mr. Aary y
HokauE wife, Holly.
KERR s Sat Lem s--Alex s. Kerr,
father ChhFieyoiS.
kROWIAK "a ~ Casimif r Mrs
NhrY kroWiak, mother. ft47 Frcer. Detroit.
LANG iFt D. James l. Mrs MARY :
DvpcS mother SO2s Aefr0k DtiTou
MAHiN. s SGT George Mrs. Line y
Nahlu mother. FlweH
MCDONALD, = Sat. Thomas e -Ars
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-04
Identity Founding

FiKhtinE 9TH u COf
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-04

= FtghtlnE SIN IL Coming
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-04
w. Honor Roll
~ Official Casualty List

Twentyone Michigan including nine from the Detroit
among 60 listed by the department today miss
action The soldiers and their kin who have been
Motif ed arc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-04
81 CIo CANDIDATES

But with u candidates 10 be
dominated in Detroit for the
ichigan House OF Representa-
YES this year. the Go has
qualified exactly 81
Donnelly Of course docs not
want the whole slate 10 be taken
over by labor. officials OF the
CAW-CIO do not expect the
party 10 surrender the complete
ticket They agree the list should
include representatives of various
professions and interests.
The problem, therefore. is 20
select eight or nine OF the Go
candidates for special recommcn-
dation 20 the voters without alien
ating the locals which are not
recognized
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-04
Rouge Pools
Io0pen Sunday

The three huge outdoor public
swimming pools at Rouge Park
viii open for the season Sunday,
il was announced Saturday by
Henry VI. Martens. president of
the parks and boulevardS com
mission
AS usual. the service charge Is
25 cents for adults and IS cents
for CHILDREN. Suits. towels and
lockers are included. although
swimmers may use their own suits.
- Fighting 9th il Coming -
Actress Will Marry
HOLLYWOOD, June 3 lINS)--
Marilyn Maxwell. Metro-Goldwyn-
Mayer actress, today announced
her engagement to John Conte,
radio singer and film player.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-04

Tn. Detroi, Times. June }. 1914
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-06-08
Livestock
Poultry For Sale

TWO PEDIGREED English Setter
Pups for sale. $40 Harris Road.
Ant
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-06-08
Marriage Licenses

o. Kendall Jacobs. 30. Ypsilanti,
and opal +. r. Harper, 81, Mar
lette.
Raymond A. Eggleston, ~, Ana
Arbor. and Violet NJ. McMurray,
26, Jackson.
Raymond s. Braden, 20, and
Mary K. Murphy. "a, both OF Ypsf
lanti.
Robert A. Good, 80. Dearborn.
and Betty Milsen. 27. Ann Arbor.
James S. Wilson. %. and Eleanor
r. Earle, %, both OF Ann Arbor.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-06-08

CASH BUYERS waiting FOR small
farms. Also or room modern
houses. II. Peet, Realtor, 1is Pearl
st. Phone 1871.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-06-08

ROOM FOR TWO cross ventilation
private home. Board II desired.
Phone 2099-M.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-06-08

COOL GUEST ROOM with private
entrance on first floor for man.
References required, 109 Catherine
ST. Phone l76-J.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-06-08

LARGE SLEEPING ROOM accom-
modating two women. Twin beds.
Innerspring. 2l5 s. washington.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-06-08

3 ROOM HOUSE, stool, garage, on
Ford St, near Ecorse Rid. sf775.
Terms. II. Peet. Realtor, l1o Pearl
St Phone 1871.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-06-08

FOR QUICK SALE, list your houses
today with Harry c. Peet, Realtor,
over 25 years Real Estate expert
ence. ll9 Pearl st. Phone 1871.
Oman Evenings
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-06-08

LOVELY sun ROOM for rent Ac-
commcdations for two Private en-
trance. Board II desired. 1912 +.
o Davis.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-06-08

R A D 10 S
CONSOLES. TABLE MODELS and
combinations priced from t2+.b0
up. All rebuilt and guaranteed.
Also expert repairs on all make
radios. CROSS RADIO 4 PARTS
co. SO r. Cross at Depot. Phone
2l65.
NDIICt.
New electric ranges are now
available. We will make prompt
delivery. johnson and Company.
Ann Arbor. Mich. Phone 5000.
100 NEW FACTORY SECOND Tubes
sold without certificates. Limit one
10 customer. Old tubes in sH-
change. c.. J Ramus Co.. z w.
Michigan in basement.
PORTABLE SHOWER BATH-Com-
plete. Large French door. 508 w.
cross after p. IN.
ROW BOAT. II TT. WITH OARS,
AS Is, $500.
200 r. CROSS ST.
-FOUR MEMS SUITS and two top
coats. size 81. Two pair women 8
shoes 6 u, one fruit press. 203 Oak
wood. Phone 1851.
UNIT FOR ELECTRIC Commercial
Refrigerator h. p. call 1881 or at
store Denton I'd. and Michigan
Ave.
FOR SALE
20 FEET in. Fave Trough, new,
two screen doors II 2gN,
75i1x2sh, lawn mower iii ".
summit II a, m. TO p. m.
Phone 20S5-R.
BOY JUNIOR BICYCLE
20 IN. Wheel Good condition.
Phone 1877
BABY BUGGY FOR SALE. Used two
months, &I2.5Q. 2049 r. Michigan.
wizard Cabins Cabin -.
Merchants spee,sls
ELECTRIC STOVES, New
Immediate Delivery. Phone rs.
SAaefer's Huron ST. Store. SO
North Huron.
NEW FACTORY SECOND TUBES
Foid without certificates. Supply
limited. COOKS. Tube. 1900 eX-
change. q. J. Ramus Co., . W.
Michigan.
TRUSKS-PACKGNG TRUNKS &c In.
and 80 In. complete line luggage
Sleep shop. 10 ". Michigan.
WE HAVE A LIMITED NUMBER
OF American Radiator Sunbeam OIL
Burning Heating and AIR Condition
Ing Units available for Immediate
Installation. .. 4. Hanknson a
Co, us Pearl St, Phone 3i2.
HOOVER SERVICE SPECIAL
Repack motor, new belt, and mo-
tor brushes f2sf. Phone % or
l0s0-J-L Shaefer Hardware co.
TABLE LAMPS Complete with
shades. -t2.5O and up. Ypsilanti
Plano Co. f02 = Michigan.
ELECTRIC RANGES FOR SALE
without priority Shaefer Hdwe.
70. store No. 2. i2f Michigan Ave.
ELECTRIC STOVES
are available II your house Il
wired Al Grlnneil Bros, 30 W.
Michigan
ICE REFRl0ERATORS
ROCK WOOL INSULATED. n 10.
Ice capacity, two doors Finished
in white enamel. only t59.s5.
Grinnell Bros, 40 ". Michigan.
CAL. DUR ADTAKER a. 40 FOR
Classified adyertis.nE service
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-06-08

FOR SALE CHEAP, Large nine room
house, corner OF Grove and Wizard
Road TO be moved or torn down
for lumber. Phone Ypsilanti
103S-W-1
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-06-08

ROOM FOR GIRL or woman in ex-
change for care Of children eve
nings Box SOS care Press
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-06-08

EAST SIDE s ROOM modern
house. near East Michigan Ave-
nue.. $4,000. Terms. II. Peet,
Realtor. l19 Pearl st. Phone
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-08-15

Participation In the first an
nual Field Day of the Metropoli-
tan Club at Shadyside Park
Sunday Aug. ~ was announced
this week by the Department OF
Recreation as the concluding
feature of the Fairgrounds sea-
son.
A special invitation from the
. Metropolitan Club providing a
central place on the elaborate
program for the presentation OF
playground awards was accept
ed by Bernard Baiiantine, recre-
alton director.
Due to mechanical and man.
power problems it was found
impossible to arrange the usual
mid-week movie which has ira
ditionally concluded the summer
program. Instead, special favors
will be given all children at the
Shadyside event, through coop
Grafton between the recreation
department AMI the police, fire
men and mailmen sponsoring
the field day.
PROGRAM ENDS FRIDAY
The Fairgrounds program
proper will conclude Friday of
this week. Awards of achieve
ment test winners and certifi-