davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-02-21
"Ypsi Little Farm, subd.n,

NIL CITY or ABN AHBoR
"oBroIHAL Plat
Town no. Q South, Range TO. East
ward -
Bik. Range
The n % n. Of the " 100 II. OF lot 9
ra..,, y 4, Of e tn. is r. ., IT, l'.v y
IN BE 1871 1915
Tbs s 81 II. Of the w 81 IT. inches
OF Lot
an AZ 1871 i1,..3
rha. part cs n. \ q Il. Of tn.
!. IT % q l st lying ,g = Of Dtt,0 y
1o. !. ,x s: sv'r' /" 1871 ,o,.os
I9t I: and Ii lying E Of Aliens
an &c 1871 1850
tward -
TIL. " :, u. q the n 100 a. o, Lot
m. N if r.. q: ~ fractional iI' L., I', ana
the N y Is r. az e the E iS,f Of L ici. %
IS az iss.-iss5 sssis
Lot is and the N s IT: o, Lot 70:
Town . south-nangs East
ward -
A parcel Of land beginning al the Ne
corner OF Lot 1. Bl,ek y, His
cock'ss Addition: thence Sc along
SW line OF Sunset Road s25 n:
thence sw at right angles i52 n:
thence Sc parallel with sunset
Road 200 ~: thence SW At right
angles 20 sunset ROAD i53is a.:
thencs NV parallel With Sunset
Road TO y iius Of Daniel 81;
thence y 70 Lot :. Block ", His
cccA's Add. tnen~e Ne along Y
line OF Lot 20 beginning.
20 1891 sfsl
The n Sc ~. Of tn. s 1883 n. OF the
z 1872 n. Of the VIZ Of the cEL
OF Section 20. Ann Arbor, lying "
Of n Main Street.
20 1871 wa
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-02-21
Total
GRAND View

"orand view"
The WHY part of Lots 20 4 81 beg.
at the NE cor OF Lot Is. Tn WY on
the My line OF Lots IS 4 10 to SW
cor. Of Lot 90; IN My along w
line OF Lots 20 q 81 TO NV cor. OF
Lot %: tn SEly along SLY line OF
Lots IS. %, 20 & to center line OF
Lot %; tn Sly to pl OF beg.
1932-i940 lIs42
That part OF lot 80 T. OF Grand View
Drive. also land Of equal width
adjoining on the + formerly known
as Grand View Drive
1871 1I.o6
Lot 81 1874 $40
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-02-21
CITY OF YPSILANTI
Original Plat"

Ward -
Part of Lot IS; Com. at NE cor
Michigan Ave. and Adams St; tn
n 9s.5 IT; tn + 3l.37 IT; tn 5 9e.5
IT tn w 32.1S It. to beg.
1871 zs5.0s
n 30 II OF Lot l0l
1s3l-l935 l16o.9s
y ss.25 IT. OF Lot 10l l941 4i9.01
Land com. at pit on L line of Lot ll6,
7 rods fl 10 in. n Of Sc cor said
Lot ll6: tn y along h line Lots
lis and lis. 60 II in. tn W so IT;
tn 20 IT; tn W.s5 It; tn S 40 IT;
tn f IS TT; tn 2 II in; E 81 IT
TO beg; being part OF Lots IFS and
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-02-21

NIL OrrY or ANN A1Do1
Town No. Q South, Range No. o East
"Asssssors Fiat no. 40. being . Re-
plat of Blocts 3 and q North, Ranges
Z, 8, ana o East, on the Plat OF the
village OF Ann Arbor."
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-02-21

Com. at NE cor. Lot 1y5; n " sIong
s line of Lot 1s9. 1875 II for point OF
beg: tn S parallel with W line
River St, l2s.1s It; IN y s7o55' 80"
w SIS #: tn Olo5S " EOS IT:
IN y SO So W 81 IT; IN y Oie5S'
+ 1851 IT; IN n s7o53' w to w
line Of l2 II. right OF way along
+ bank OF Huron River: tn y ,Jo09'
+ 2I.94 IT; tn y 33oiF L 1855
IT. tn n 1883 E 1858 IT: tn S
S7o5S' z 3i.a5 IT; tn paral-
lei w line River st. TO S line OF Lot
ls9: tn L to point OF beg: being
part Of Lots 1870, 1911. ls6. 1877, 1873
and 1S9 1871 57.19
Lot Pa except W IS IT OF y 50 n.
194i l17.s7
Lots s6n and eSi 1a41 11e OK
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-02-21
CITY OF fShANTI
|, Mo. 4 aouth, Range No. z EAs

BP. CiTf OI r..t
Town No. , South. Range NO. EAss
Land com at pit on y liue OF treaer
lick St, i70 II W OF w line o.
Hawkins st: tn y parallel ia
kins 81; i3e II; w parallel 10 re-
rick st. 80 II: : parallel 10 Haw.
klns St i32 II: + along : line OF
Friedrich 81. so II to beg. Known az
Lot 90, wordens Gardens.
1928
i930-i932 25.B
Land com at pit on y line Of Friedrich
ST 22O II " OF W line of Hawkins,
ST; y parallel to Hawkins 81, lSs ~
W parallel TO Friedrich st. 80 ~
parallel to Hawkins st, l5s II, =
along y line OF Frederick St. 81 II
10 beg. Known as Lot IS. Wordens
Gardens.
1873
tuaA -
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-02-21
"ohvta y. Hau bdivision"
(Ward ~

fWard ~
Lot ~ ana the z y OF Lot 81.
1871 3f5.6s
Hamilton, Rose ana shsshan's
Addition
(ward ~
Lot l. 1 1914 1909
Lot except tn. So IT;
A strip OF land off the s side OF Lot
9, said strip being rs II. wide at w
end and running TO a point at the
+ end OF the line between lots s
and 7.
1871 i.7s
Lot 10 and that part Of lot used
for highway
That part Of lot 30 used for high.
way.
Lot 5 except the is n.
Tn. s ,u,f,. of 10, and ID II. y ' i,s
n. OF lot ..
The n ''' IT Of Lot - i,n ,o.sa
Tn. y N ~. OF lot is.
That part Of Lot II lying OF NJ Il
and being li5 u. y and S on T. line
and its u. n and s on w line
1871 10s.s3
That part Of Lots 1, ?. ;. and s
used for highway
10 1916 zs.s'
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-02-21

tWaru ~
Land com at SW cor Lot H. Cutch- =.
cons Add; Tn S to y line OF Mich.
igan Ave. NE along line OF
Michigan Ave. TO said Lot II; N
W along line OF Lot II to beg
being a triangle in shape. s
Land COM at sw cor Adams and
Catherine SITS: N S along w line
Adams St. sc It; tn w parallel
S line Catherine St, l65 IT; tn \
parallel w line Adams St. Sc II
tn + along L line Catherine St
l6j II 10 beg. 1871 49S.
Land com at pt that Is 304 II y of
" line friedrich st. and 5s2 II w
Of w line Hawkins st; IN y paral-
lei Hawkins ST 10. 1t; IN w parallel
Frederick ST. 30 II; IN $ parallel
Hawkins ST 1?e IT. tn Z parallel
Friedrich 81 80 II to beg. dot il5,
Wordens Gardensl. 1871 i.52
Land com at pt is6 u y Of y line =,
Frederick 81. and cog o. w OF "
line Hawkins st. TN y parallel "
line Hawkins st. 80 It: TN w paral-
lei Frederick st. 20 It; tn paral
lei Hawkins st. SO It; IN T. parallel
Frederick St 100 II. TO beg. Got
es, Wordens Gardens) 1871 $50
Ward ~
Land com at a pit on w line OF Nor
NAL St, rods y of y line OF Con-
ETcSS Of III y along w line OF
Normal st, % 1t; W parallel TO
line Of Congress st. . rods IT: s
parallel to w line of Normal ST,
1874 IT; w parallel to y line OF
Congress st. 10.ss IT; S parallel to
w line OF Normal St. s6il IT;
parallel to " line of Congress st
to beg: also right of way to Con-
gross St l lsss
fasI-1gs5 lhfko
Parcel commencing on w line Nor
nal st. rods : links S of s line
Pearl ST; tn W rods IT, s 80
IT, F. Q rods u TO W line Normal
st. y 80 II to beg.
Land com at pt in N line Cross St
40 IT in W OF Sc cor Lot al
Norris & Cross Addition: tn n IS
It; tn W 36 II 10 in; tn IS II;
til e SO II 10 IN TO beg
lsI 1881
ward 81
Land com at point on line Water
ST. 1875 ~ OF S line Michigan
Ave: III r 1Sc n: tn s rs II: IN W
80 Il: Tn y so ~; tn W 100 ~; IN
y IS II to beg.
is4i o.s
The M Of following: Land com at
ut on line Milier's Addition $3.50
n r OF Z line Prospect st: tn
along line Miller's Addition
ei42s II TO W line Miles st: tn
SEly along W line Miles st io4.os
IT: tn WY fs3s1 IT: tn My $3.50
II to beg. 1871 LEY
Land com at point on 3 line rowner
ST. II rods f Of f line Prospect
St: IN r along s line Towner St
rds; III S parallel line Prospect
st. 10 rds: tn w parallel 9 line
Towner St rods; IN y parallel
r line Prospect ST. 10 rods to beg.
1nAl SHS
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-02-21

"ABsebsors tlat 30. ~, Boink ~
plat OF Blocks 9 and south, Ranges
4 and East, Maynard and Morgan's
Add. to the City OF Ann Arbor.'
Lot At 1871 s47S
"Assessor's Plat NO. 81, Being a Re-
plat Of 'Argo Lake Hills y.
(wsrd 81
Lot II 1891 lS.s-
"Asssssor's Plat No. 81, Being . Part
of sw1. section 81, T2s, R6E, and
Ann Arbor' ..
Lot 1911 $3.50
Lot rs l9il 1850
Lot u except the WY 81 IT. OF the
Sly 5sl IT. Lots .: and % except
the SLY 5sl II. Lot % except the
Ely 90 It. of the Sly ISL H. and
194l 22.s9
Lot 80 1871 lis
"Asssssor's Plat No. 30, Being a Re
plat of Blocks 2. 8, 8 and 10 Brown
D rulisr's Addition to City Of Ann
Arbor."
Lots "a and 81 1871 $3.50
Map OF J. d. Baldwin's Eastern
Addition to the City OF Ann Arbor."
Ward 81
The 81. OF Lot and the W 81 II. OF
the sls of Lot 8.
Lots 4, ., VIZ Of lots ) and 10 ex-
sept the $ 1914 IT. 90,
william A. Bensdicts Plat"
The NJ OF Lot .. 1891 1919
The S 81 II. OF the Eie Of lot II.
"sowsrs Addition
Brown b Bach's Addition to the
City OF Ann Arbor, Michigan"
Ward ~
The So OF Lot and the y i7is 1t
of Lot s.
Tn. E s'.7s IT. OF the W s5,5s # T, Of Of
"srown = YuMsr's Adaitionn
Lot 1871 47.54
Lots 10. "a and the Nlyis of lots II
and IL and the sly 1-3 of lots IS
and IS. excepting the WHY 100 r.
1871 S5.47
&c. H. csdy's subdivision on Sec. 80
IA South R6E'
Ward ~
The W SO Is II. of lot 80.
1891 ~ So
The w IT. of the E 81 #; Of lot q;
1871 $50
college Hill,
ward 81
Lots I, :, 3, 4. 5, IS, 81 and 80 and
triangular piece of land beginning
at tho SW corner OF lot J.. College
Hin: thence NV on Washtenaw
Ave. 20 u; NE to NV corner of lot
I. College Hi: TN Sly along the
WY line OF said lot to begin
ming. being part of lot IS. Asses
sor's Plat Number Is, OF the Mel,
OF Section IS, T2S ROE, owned and
occupied as one parcel.
1871 1881
"Dsvonshirs Heights subdivision"
(Ward 81
Lot 1871 27s5S
Eastern Addition"
(ward ~
The 8 So II. of Lot
Blk. Range
2N ICE Isfi a5T5
The Z so II. of lot . and the Z 50
~. OF the n 30 II. OF lot / and the
S 4 ~. OF the Z so II. Of lot 5
3N 1SE 1891 1884
"Ebsr white FIRST Addition
WARD ~
1871 st.fi
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-02-21
lsO.97
GIN. CITY OF SALINE
Town No. 4 South Range No. East
uIrunIattadp

Com at a point on the Sly line OF the
Chicago Road Gus ll2) at the W
line of property now owned by
Ford Motor Co.; Tn Sly along said
Ford Motor Co.'S w line rds: IN
WHY at right angles ) rds; tn My
at right angles rds; TN ELY at
right angles parallel with Us il2,
rds. to point Of beg. Bounded on
the + by Ford Motor COS property,
S and w by Goltz property, y by
the Chicago Road GU. 5. 1l2).
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-02-21
"Map ofC. T. wiimot's Addition I
the City of Ann Arbor"
Ward 81

The h 20 Ct. of Lot and the W
rs IT. OF Lot ..
1871 5000
Lot rs except Easterly I2.2 feet be-
ing 81 feet on Wilmot Street.
1880
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-02-21
LOts EbN and LbI III limb
Town NO. 3 South, Ward l, Range No
Y East


Land com at point on W line Haw-
kins st, 200 Il y OF y line Fred
rick St; tn W parallel friedrich St
100 IT; tn y parallel Hawkins ST.
so 1t. tn + parallel Frederick st,
100 IT: tn along w line Hawkins
St. so II. TO beg. Lot 7-Wordens
Gardens) 1871 400
Land com AT point on Whine Haw-
kins St. 1888 IT. y OF y line Fred
rick St; tn w 1872 It; tn n parallel
Hawkins ST. so It; IN + 1879 #: tn
3 along w line Hawkins st. 60 II
to beg 1871 5000
Land com at point on w line Haw-
kins St, s95 II y OF y line friedrich
St; tn WHY at right angles to
Hawkins st. 132 It: tn My paraI-
lei Hawkins st. GO It: IN Ely 1872
IT TO w line Hawkins St; tn SLY
along w line Hawkins ST. so II to
beg. i941 1913
Land com at point on L linz First
Ave. 2o1j' L S.74 chns Of s line
Michigan Ave; y 2o15' w 96.75
iks: y $3.50 f 8 rds: 8 2o15' T.
1915 ks; Tn S 55o3O' w rds to
beg. fo41 1911
Land com at point on r line First
Ave. 1885 n $ OF S line Michigan
Ave; tn y $3.50 l. 100 IT; tn S
15a II; tn S $500 w ico II; tn y
l65 n 20 bnC
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-02-21
John J. sauer's Addition
Ward ~

Ransom s. smiths Addition to the
City OF Ann Arbor."
Ward g.
The r 10 II. of Lot 50. ths " It. OF
the S &c u. OF Lot 10 and the "
20 n. OF the r 80 ~. OF fractional
Lot and the w II. Of the n 90
n. Of fractional Lot S, Blk. I, Ran
som g. Smiths End Addition,
owned and occupied az one parcel.
1871 2e7.o7
Thompson spoor d Thompson's Ad-
dition to the CITY OF Ann Arbor."
Ward ~
Part OF Lot 3 beginning at point In
the W line Of Seventh ST. 100 n. y
OF the ST corner of Lot; tn w at
right angles 70 the w line OF Lot.
N TO creek, Ely along creek TO Sew
enth St, S to beginning.
TIL. y ~ IT. ~ the # so5.o7 n. OF Lot
Is and the it74 n. OF the r
z05.l ~. OF Lot is.
The y 80 n. Of the IS n. OF the Il
i32 IT, OF Lot IS.
1871 Gil
drawers Addition"
Lots sc and 81 1871 1870
"Tuomy woods
tward 81
Lot 1871 1883
"University Heights"
Ward ~
Lot 81 and the W 1874 n. ot Lot 81
and the r n. Of Lot 50.
1911 1891
y. n. NAPLES FIRST Add'n
Lot 1911 1887
Lot l. 1871 ioi oG
"westwood Hills
tward -
Lot IS 1871 sSa
George p. whaley's Subdivision Of
Part OF Lots Is q IL ana All OF Lot
ls W. 8. Maynard's Second Addition
Ward ~
Lot is 1871 it.77
"whits's Addition"
tWard ~
! l. i950-57 $500
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-02-21

Lot sO4 and the w Il. OF Lot 2OS.
ig1 g93G
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-02-21

Lot exc beg at NV cor Of Lot 9:
tn NEly 10 II IN My line OF Lot
8; tn Sly 100 II parallel to w line
OF Lot 8; IN SWly 100 II to the
w line Of Lot 8: tn N 100 II in W
line OF Lot 10 the place Of beg
1914 ~ as
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-02-21

3. 1891 1888
Beginning at the Sc corner of lot
IL. thence My along the e line OF
lot ~: 77.Is IT; thence DETECTING
s9o43' to the left 4s.52 It; thence
DETECTING soelT'3o" TO the left
I'LL II. to the N line of Hiscock
ST.: thence Ely along the N line
IIiscock 81. 49.5 #. TO the pl OF beg,
Being part OF lot II.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-02-21

Lot 3 l9il SS'eo
Lot is 1871 1875
Lots II and 10 1871 1924
Lot u except the WY 81 #. OF the
Sly 5Sl II. Lots % and 20 except
the Sly 5sI II. Lot - except the
Ely % It. of the Sly 5Sl It. and
the Ely 6s It. of Lot IS.
80 a. lgAI ia
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-02-21

Parcel com. at intersection OF y line
OF Harriet st. with W line Huron
st. tn y along w line Huron St.
1926 II, N $50 W Ola Il to T.
line of Washington St. 8 along Z
line Washington St, 1885 IT.. L
50.l6 II. to beg.
ie29-ia5z ,75.o6
Land com at pit 5ie II w OF w line
OF Hawkins st. and 1872 II y Of y
line OF FredrIck ST.; IN T. paralis>
to Friedrich st, 1870 II: y parallel
to Hawkins St, So 1t: W parallel
TO Friedrich st lo0 It: parallel TO
Hawkins st, s. n TO beg. Got 20
Wordens Gardens).
1928
1o3o-i93e 1916
Land com. at point on r line sum
nit St. 3it4S Il S Of s line CON
gross st: tn def 9oo20'S0'' TO left.
1851 Il; tn 5 II 1T; TN W 1879
#; tn n along e line Summit ST.
Land com at point on w line Haw-
kns St, $50 II y OF y line Fred
erick st; tn w parallel Frederick
ST. 100 It; tn " parallel Hawkins
St so n: In l. parallel Frederick
st. 100 IT; IN $ along w line Haw-
kns st. 30 Il to beg. dot Is Wor-
dens GardcnsO 1871 36S
The n . rds of the following de-
scribed land: Land com at pt on :
line Of itace st. 4.25 oh u OF Z line
Huron ST: th s 50 w s oh: tn y
s0Lo r to ut s rds W Of W line
Chidister st; IN n so w chns;
Tn My 10 NJ in s limo Race St,
which IL y s9ito Il 2.75 chs. from
pit OF beg; IN s s9he w 2.75 chns
to beg: except parcel so n. wide l.
and w by rds in length MAS In
North East cor OF above described
land 1871 $500
Land com Mt ut on w line Chidis-
ter 81. 6.0f chns $ OF s line Race
st. S s0k W rds: S q, " 80
chns: n S0iae L s rss: IN N "a 0
w 40 chns 20 beg. 1871 $50
Land com At NV cor Stirring and
Chid.ster SITS. th y so W along w
line ChiJister st. 10 a pit which IS
f7.i4 chns of S line Race st: IN
S s0Ho w rds: th SLY 10 a pt
In y line Spring 81 which Is S 10
w s rds from pit or beg: IN 80
Es rds 10 beg. 1911 6s.SJ
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-02-21

4 parcel q land bounded MY BY
Devonshire Rd., Sly by My line of
Lot {, c. L. Tuomy Washtenaw
Hills Subdivision. WY by Hivnor-
Reid land and Ely by city limits,
part OF Section 81, T.s R6E
~ 1911 - Il
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1944-10-28

were smart" unable to talk
about their ability peer into the
future.
Ever since the legalizing of
pari-mutuel betting on grey
hound racing success has
perched upon the men who pro-
NOTED the Revere track and
who have, through the years, de-
veloped 1t into the finest dog
racing plant in the world.
The reason for the success Of
the Revere track is plain. Grey
hound racing, regardless of
scandals that have been at
tached to the sport elsewhere
in the country, has been absol-
utely honest at Revere.
In 10 years there has never
been a single criticism of the
honesty of racing at this partic-
ular track. If opportunity exis-
ted for such a charge it is Ger
tain that critics would have
raised the claim Of dishonesty.
In contrast with horse rae
ing in Massachusetts,, which is
under the supervision of the
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1944-10-28
MOBURN

ST JOHNS BAPTIST CHURCH
Req Harold T Branch, Pastor
Both services were we'll at
tended last Sunday with Rev.
Branch preaching inspiring
sermons. Mr.. Clarke of Boston,
father of Mrs Claudia BoStick,
the organist, was a visitor. The
Fellowship Hour was in charge
of the Ladies Aid, Mrs Martha
Keller, president. A delicious
collation. was served. Those
Hours serve to bring a larger
number out at night and to
welcome cordially visitors in
the city. Oct IA the Victory
Service Club entertained over
the weekend the Eastern Mel
odierS, a quartet from Ft. Dev-
ems. This group, Of radio fame,
is composed Of VIM. Hurd,
Randall Scott, John Cureton,
and Timothy Green (all Pfc g.,
Corp VIM Robinson, their man
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1944-10-28
Revere Dog Racing
Proves Honesty Is
Very Profitable

The tremendous popularity Of
greyhound racing at Wonder
land in Revere proves that hon
esty is the most profitable poll
icy that can be pursued by pro
motors with something to sell to
the public.
The remarkable attendance
and the hitherto unknown night
ly take" which averages above
100000 promise to continue UNI
til the racing season is conclu-
ded late in September.
The sporting world has never
recorded anything like the sue
cess Of the Wonderland track.
1t has not only amazed the pro-
motors but has left great
many people who thought they
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1944-10-28
AGRICULTURE

Under the Roosevelt administra-
ton o81,790 Negro farmers have
received benefits. Over 500 Negro
field service workers are employed
by the Roosevelt administration to
aid these farmers.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1944-10-28

same state commission that
controls greyhound racing, it
can be said without possibility
Of successful contraction, that
there is far more honesty in dog
racing as it is conducted at Re-
we're, than there is in the alleged
sport of kings"
Those in the know insist that
horse owners, trainers and joe
keys have violated almost every
rule in the book Of racing in
Massachusetts,. And they have
got away with their violations. !"
How come that the same hor-
Ses that won with such ease in
Massachusetts cannot win in
any other state? That's poser
for the state commission to take
into consideration.
Naturally dogs race without
boys upon their backs. All that
they carry are blankets denot-
ing their numbers so that the
wagererS of 50 can know
whether his favorite will return
a dividend or whether the in
vestment has been worthless.
The Revere promoters are
entitled to the success they have
achieved. There are those who
are jealous of them but jeal-
ousy is always the price that
success breeds.
And last but not least the
amount they gave to the relief?
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1944-10-28

ager, and Pfc Daniel Winston
accompanied them. To the
great delight of thronged
church they sang at both serv-
ices and at Sunday School with
Corp Robinson delivering a
stirring message and MIR Win
ston in two songs. The club
entertained them royalty. They
were domiciled with Mrs Char
ity White, were dinner guests
of Mr. and Mrs Chester CANADA
on Saturda night with Miss
Gertrude Hester also a guest.
A party was rendered them af-
forwards with members Of the
Service Club present. In the
company were Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Finley, Mr. and Mrs
Alexander Scott, Mr. and Mrs
Reginald Canada, Mr. and Mrs
Chester Canada, Mrs Mildred
Phillips, Mrs Mae Petite and
Miss Gertrude Hester. Then on
Sunday they we're breakfast
guests of Mr. and Mrs Chester
Canada, and dinner guests of
MIR and Mrs Thomas Finley
and Mr. and Mrs Reginald Can
ada. After evening service Mr.
and Mrs John Phillips had
them to a buffet supper with
the Service Club also guests.
Many Woburnites attended the
Wings Over Jordan concert in
Symphony Hall, Mrs Albert
White is visiting relatives in
New Jersey. A number of citi-
zenS attended the Republican
Rally for Cahill for Governor
Monday night at the home of
Fred Bowser. There is much
interest in the civic League
movement with membership
open to all interested in bet
POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1944-10-28
Ration Timetable
PROGRESSED FOODS

GOOD INDEFINITELY Blue
Stamps A8 through z8 and AS
through RS in Book Four
worth 10 points each. No addi-
tional blue stamps will be val
idated until November l.
MEATS & Fats
GOOD NORTHUMBERLAND
Stamps AZ through Z8 and As
through KS in Book -Four
worth 10 points each. Red tok-
ems, worth one point each, used
as change. No additional red
stamps will be validated until
october 30.
SUGAR
GOOD INDEFINITELY - Su-
gar Stamps 80, 81, 80 and SO
in Book Four, each good for
five pounds. Sugar Stamp 40 III
Book Four, good for five
pounds for home canning
through February %, 1945.
Consumers ma be granted ur
to 20 pounds per person fer
home canning by making APP
plication on Form P-322 at To-
cal OPA Boards. New England
is now in the second period for
such allotments august
through October 800.
GASOLINE
NOVEMBER 8 - Last DAY
for All coupons good for three
gallons. B4, CA, BIS, and C5 cou-
pons good for five gallons each
until further notice. Applica-
tions for new "a" coupons,
valid November 9. now avail
able at local ration boards
Send back cover of old "a"
book and Tire Inspection Rec
ord with your application.
POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1944-10-28
IT'S TRUE WHAT THEY SAY ABOUT DEWEY

THE CRISIS Editorial in The
official organ Of The National AJ--
5ociation for the Advancement of
CoIOred People, Abfl, 1914:
AFTER all this mess had come out
Dewey issued his first statement
favoring States rights soldier
vote bill :. When the Job issue
came up in his own state, in his
own Legislature, Governor Dewey
missed the ball"
Pm Statement BY Edt0ard S.
Let0iS, Executive Secretary Of the
New York Urban League, March
so, 1914:
''Dewey's dropping of the minori.
ties bills, coupled with his attitude
on the soldiers vote, fits in alto.
gether too we'll with the states right
talk he had been uttering for a long
time Dewey has let down the
minorities of his State, the Negroes
of the whole country"
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1944-10-28
ECONOMIC SECURITY

President Roosevelt established the
Federal Deposit Insurance Corpo-
ration to protect small bank depos-
ltors-controlled the cost of living
in wartime-established social seaa-
rlty laws and took every step TO
guarantee the economic welfare of
the Common Man, regardless of
race, creed or color.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1944-10-28
AFRO-AMERICAN
Editorial, Abnl s, 1914.

Editorial, AbrI s, 1914:
Hostility to Dewey is SO great in
his own State that not a single col
ored leader, including those whom
he has appointed to Office, has come
to his defense :. 1t is inconceivable
that colored Republicans will vote
for Dewey in the absence of any
statement from him as to why he
killed the New York anti-jirn-crow
bills"
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1944-10-28
. MEMORLAM

October, 1885 - October, 1914
MARY A. BALTIMORE
Precious one, you have left us,
Left us now forever more;
But hope to meet you, moth
err,
In that bright and happy
shore.
ALFONzO BALTIMORE, son,
GEORGE SPRIGGS, sister.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1944-10-28

tering conditions. Mr. Willis
Pollins and Mrs verna Canada
are members of the Executive
Committee. (See Boston City
news for other social items).