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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-02-07

p OCyo TOWIU8u
Town NO. . south, 1Angs No. East
Z 6is n for a ri OF beg: tn $50
$780, L iis It: tn s 1880" W
SOS II: tn S s3sts'io" w is.s'
It: tn y 5osif5o" W 1850 n: tn
\ le3yiO" Z ss.7 II to pl OF Beg
being part OF Es OF MEN
20 1871 1919
Lot ~. Garden Homes sub.
Unrscordsd
desc. as follows: Com at NV cor OF
En- OF Me-. Sec: tn 5 seeS6so
f sl7 II in Sec line; tn s 1888 40
w $40 II for a place OF beg; III 5
s6e56'20" Z 206 II; tn s ie3Sto' W
1s5 It; I'll n sse5S'20" w .O6 Il;
tn y is33to" T. 1855 II to pl OF beg;
being a part OF Eh of NEk
"a faSl IL -
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Beg. in the Ely line OF Lot 20 at
pt which Is 100 II Sly from NEly
cor OF lot 20: IN Sly so IT In Ely
line OF lot 20; tn defl 900 TO right
97.5 II; tn def. 800 TO right so II:
IN def. 800 to right 97.5. II to the
ri OF beg; being part Of Lots 20
and 81 49,.
Beg. at NEly cor OF Lot 30: IN Sly
so II on Ely line of Lot 90; tn def
800 to right $3.50 II: tn defl 900
to right SO IT; tn Ely $3.50 II in
the My lines OF Lots 20 and Fl TO
the place of beg; being a part Of
Lots 20 and 81.
1871 1898
Beg. at SEly cor OF Lot 20; Tn WY
so II in Sly line of Lot 20; tn defl.
900 to right l25 II IN def
900 TO right so IT; tn Sly l25 II
in Ely tine Of lot 20 to the pl Of
beg: being a part Of Lot 90
194l 1929
Lot AZ l9tl sa1
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sP PxTrsYTELD -5WHSyTY
Town no. South, Range no. Q East

Town no. . South. Range NO. East
pl OF beg; beng a par; OF Eva q
NEL
som at Et post of sec: IN y IS
rods In the line of sec for a pl
of beg: III y 10 rods in the z line
OF sec: tn W $3.50 II: tn Swiy
along the Sly line OF railroad to a
pt which Is l03slo II w of the pl
Of beg: IN L lO3s.l0 II to the pl OF
beg being part OF ETA OF NEix
is $50 1871 ais
VA OF NEi. of NEL Of NWH
is 1871 T.Is
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~ NXLVAN T0WW8HIP
Town No. Q South Range No. , East
"UnpIattsd"

N GOA of W. Of swA
Beg. in W line Of Sec. at point
which is 1871 II OF VIZ post OF
sec: IN y st5s II in w line OF
sec; tn S IT deg 49, 80" r 1878 n;
20 w 1926 II: IN WY to the pl
OF beg being part OF NV frlt
and a part OF SWk
1871 1qa
That part OF rear Lot 10 Sylvan re.
tates, which lies in Sec. Com at
EK post OF Sec s; tn W 1880 h
e In the E&WA line: III s. ~ deg.
a. 20" w 400 r.; for a pl Of beg
IN s II deg. is 30" f $500 n:
tn NEly to point which is s II
deg. 1890" T. $500 IT, from the nj.
OF beg; tn " II deg.is30" w $500
II TO tho pl OF beg Being a part Of
sWK Sec. & part Of sEX Sec
s. All owned and occupied as one
parcel.
6 05s 1871 ist
Rear lot IL sylvan Estates"
Com. at Nk post Of See. IN S SO deg.
w l6i0.s0 n. In y line OF Sec 10
the NE cor OF Supervisors Plat II
Crooked Lake Resort, recorded
Plat; IL S d deg. e?' W 1890 n,
20 the 8 Z cor Of lot ? OF said plat
Tn y Sc deg. Is w 1919 II: IN $
-4t deg. So w 2I.s2 n. for a nj Of
beg: II S IS deg. 49, + 42ia II. +:
IN S 90 deg. go W 30 II: tn " 50
o. + 2i.es IT,; tn y - deg So L
2s.os ~. TO the ri OF beg. Being a
part OF NWk Of NWL
swa ri SwH '' 40
Is 90 1871 Il 40
" 10 &C Of VIZ OF swH
Is 10 1871 es3
Bss; in thsE a VIZ line at a point
which Is $3.50 II Z OF the W.
4 VIZ line; IN y IS II; IN w
i23s.s5 II; tn S IS II to the pl OF
beg. being part c! NWL
90 oil 1881 i45
z 70 OF swn Of Sec exc. 500. Ac
desc. as beg. at the center Of sec.
N 5 30 chs. in a 81 line: IN w
7.S3 chs in S line OF sec: tn My
80 chs 10 a pt in the E&WiL line
when pt Is 1.5e chs W Of tho CEN
of beg.
90 1900 1871 $50
."csvanAush west shore"
Lot fslf .sS
Lo, 30 lou is
-. 0lssfsr's Subdivision"
Ock ~ mlo ~ OF SN 'lv line ~ Lot .
IN NW'ly 80 II 70 Nw1y cor OF Iot
q IN NE'ly cor Of Lot (. IN sE'Iy
1913 II in Sbiy line % 10, 4: II
SWly 10 the rl a leg being the
NW'ly u OF Lot
1871 7ss
Lot ~ 1871 III
n. =. oiasisrs Subdivision No. l."
Lot - 1921 I45
Lot ~ 1871 I a
Lot 100 1871 az
Lot 13i 1871 Ist
Lot 1872 1891 $50
Lot 1873 I9ti Ig
"Hsvistts Yissssnt vista Cedar
LAKE subdivision''
wEBsTEl TOWNSHIP
fovn no. ! South Range NO. East
"unpiattsd"
Nwk OF SEA
20 1891 ii.7z
NEfrih. exc II A in NV >or said
II A desc as Reg at the NJ, post of
sec. tn s sl7.so II IN y d SIt line
IN SElv 10 pt in ihe y line OF
sec which point - i5S7.To n Y 81
NJ. post ~ see; IN " ijj7.7o n TO
the II % beg
5 f?s5: 1851 :o5:
y 10 A Of SEit
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SUPERIOR rowNsKIP
,wu MO, south, Range No, East

Ell OF swI. and Z L A OF va Of
SEA Of SWL also A In SW
cor 81 SEk, said A being 20
rods mas and rods E&W
5 SO I94i 1853
2.e2 A in NV cor Of NV frlE. said
2.s2 A being 10 rods E&W and
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rown no. j south Range No. East


Town no. ! south Range No. East
Com at NV cor OF Sec: III IL 90
Z .O3s.ss Il In the W line Of See.
n y sss 90 L 30 q for a pl Of
beg, IN n $50 so L so Il. IN S ls
$3.50" " 1880 Il; IN y 72e IS
W so II: IN y Oos OF W Ss.ts II
70 the Pi of bes, being part Of
Ols 1871 800
Beg in W line OF sec at pt which
is lS5l.lO II OF VI. post OF sec:
n s 10 the SW cor OF sec; IN y
in the S nne Of sec 10 the Sc cor
OF wfrlH 81 Swfrlf: n y in the
Z line a. wfrl,s of swfrit 10 a
pt which is 222s.4o II S ~ the + &
W. line. IN NWly u the pl OF
bee. being a nart Of WITTY Of SW
is 1895 lsti asa
rha, par, OF W 7'.S: 4 swtrit lying
IS so Isss.lsss
Beg in W line Of sec At a pit which
rs issl.To II $ 81 wa. post OF sec:
III y is5lfO Il 10 the wv post;
IN 4 In L & Wa line TO Ne cor OF
wtrlx OF swift. o: acc; tn s
$3.50 u IN the L iine "f WfrlS
Of SWIRL. IN NWly 20 the pl q
beg being a part Of Wfrls OF
SWfrlL
is $50 1871 100
W Ttss A 81 SMfrlt
10 7sS iaU 1857
Beg IN the y line Of sec-1st pt
which {. :oi.i u y Of Sc cor OF
M % NEi.: TN : - II IN the =
line NJ sec: In y "a deg !" W :Os.
n; tn y IS e.: u iHy TO :hs pl
Of beg, being part Of SEA
% 80 i9ti 7hf
10 A In the NE cor Of NE u. said 10
A being 10 rds y x ; AMI 20 rds r
& w
Com AT tho center 90 tina Sec IN w
$3.50 chns IN the !. n Nv lin. for
a nj OF beg. IN = ~ IDS IN the r.
4 VIZ line. IN y 30 80 W zoe SO
It: tn w 95sS9 T.; tn sly 70 the
IN 1871 10
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. part Of Lot II, Garden Homes
Sub. Unrscordsd

desc. as follows: Com. at wv cor
~ Ella Of NEi. Sec: IN $ io33G0T
" 1857 II on 4 line; IN S Sc IS 20
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Lot IL, Garden Homes Sub.
Uurecorded.

desc as follows; Com at NV cor Of
OF MEL sec: In s ie3s'4o" W
e2I II on u line tn S ssehs.2n" T.
2ss II for pl of beg: tn $ SsosG'
20 Z 23s II: tn ie33'40" w 1875
n; IN y s6e5s'20" w 23s q; IN y
1889 90 f 1865 II TO pl Of beg; being
part of E,7 Of MEL
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Beg a, Mid Pr Of sw1y line ~ 10, d.
IN NWly 90 II TO Nw'iy cor OF Iot
IN NE'ly cor OF Lot & Tn sE'ly
1913 II in Sbiy line % Lot 4: II
SWly 10 the ri ~ leg being the
NWlY a Of Il,
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To YPBrLANTI ToWuoxrY
Town No. , South Han-s No. Eas

10 YrUfIAHTt TOWHoBIp
Town NO. J South Ran-s No. East
10 the left along the y line Of Lake
shore a Michigan Southern Rail
road TO the pl OF beg; being part
OF the SCI.
6 ..s5 lsG SOS
Land In SEfrlL BID y bv Packard
Rd; by y line Of r. c. sol a f by
Il line OF sec & w by Hewitt Rd.
7 1888 s6.io
Com at M post % sec. tn s ssS05'
r $3.50 II In the y line Of sec for
pl OF beg: ~ = 6et5' W 1851
n: IN s SselS5O" r 7ss.3e n: IN
Nloisl0" L sos5 II. IN y 5000
20" II i00s>sc II In the y line Of
FQ ssi 10 Nhe l. line OF sec: III
My ss5.s7 II In the + line ot sec 20
M NE cor 81 sec; tn y ss'or "
in the y Hne Of sec TO the pl OF
bek; exe/t the y SO Il In width
thereof being part OF SEfrlE
7 3L6S i9sa-is35
Thar pt. OF WI NWfrlr bd y by
Packard Rid. r by Ypsi City limits
A. RraAksN subtt A nv - Il. of Il
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1926 i953-l935 1854
Beg At NV cor Of sec; IN s ist7'2D"
w sss.sI {, In the W line Of sec
IN ~ 75si2' T. i02O.?s u In ~ line
OF =. C. ssi. tn y ssts50" r
352sS Il. IN y ise.''i0" W 253ts
r. IN " sel2t0" W so7.b9 II in
the ~ line Of zee 20 the pl 20 beg:
exc the y 50 II In width thereof.
being . part 81 NWfrln
1890 1871 500
Land In Eis 81 NEL Of sec and
WI Of Nwt Of acc \ bounded y
by Packard Road. T. by City line A.
Breakey Subd. \ by y line OF 4. G..
6si and W hy Hewitt. Road
rs 81 1881 il9?3
That part 81 NEfrll. L Of Hewitt
Rid: and that part OF NwfrlL OF
sec W az city line and y OF r. G.
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"Hsvistts Ylssssnt vista Cedar
LAKE subdivision''
wEBsrEl TOWNSHIP
Town no. South Range NO. East
"unpiattsd"

I 20 1891 ii7z
NEfrit y. exc II A in NV ,or. SAID
II A desc as Reg At the NJ, post of
sec. IN s si7.s0 II IN y d SIt line
IN SEiv 10 pt in IRE y line Of
sec which point - i5S7.7o n Y 81
NJ. post ~ SEE: IN W ij5-.7o II to
the 81 o. beg
i2s3. 1851 1859
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SALINE TOWNSHIP
Town No. 4 South, Range NO, Q yas,
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-02-07

Com at NE cor Of sec. IN 1853
chs IN z line OF sec tn y s2eI5
W 1000 chs. IN y 7e27 L SIS chs
70 the NE cor OF cemetery. In h
II rds In the y lire Of sec for
pl Of beg: tn r rds: tn IN rds
u w rds. IN y 10 rds to the pI
OF beg. being part OF SEL
o3s 1871 ..os
Com ~ EA post OF sec: IN w s0ss0
II In the z a W. line for pl Of
bog: ~ " 1854 20 u IN the 2 g. "
L line: IN Sly is0.u ~ In a line
making sEly angle Of Sse2s' with
the Z & VIZ line: tn def 99e6s'3o"
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~ rods TO sec. line: TN " rods
to pl. OF beg, exc. 0.i3 a in Sc cor.
said ola. A being IS II MS and
~ # E&W, being a part of NEfrl
i
Il SO 1911 1860
n 4i.s5 A Of w 1910 A
16 4l.s5
4-lo of monies 1884 1886
Eis of SEt of Nwt
% 90 1851 $40
Ei OF Eis OF SWIt
IS 10 1871 .is5
Com. at VIZ ptst Of Sec; tn S 0OeOG'
w 1919 chs in w line If Sec; tn
n s7o06' L 9O6.70 It for a pl of
beg; tn " S7e06' + 81 rods: tn S
55o1o' w II rods tn My 3ss.s5 IT
70 the pl Of beg, being a part Of
SWfrlII
W IS A OF Eifs of swi.
81 sc 1911 $500
10 A In ST. cor of MEL, said 10 A
being 80 rods N&S and 90 rods E&
Sc 10 1871 SIP
-viilags OF Salem"
"original Plat"
Lot 8, exc. parcel IN the NE cor
said parcel being 80 II E&W and 20
n ms. being a part of Lot 5.
Block
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Beg nj M post Of see. IN s 1875
chs in the N&SA line; IN w 1880
chs; tn s ~ deg w $50 chs to
point in the W line Of Eh Of NV
u: tn N 1850 chs In said W line
Of Ell Of NWE to point which Is
b.4t chs s Of " line OF sec: th f
Els chs: tn n 5.t chs to y line OF
sec: tn z 1925 chs In y line OF
sec 10 the place 81 beg. Being a part
Of WA Of NWL
II 3543 1871 1873
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Middle s5 n. of Lot II, Garden
Homes Sub. Uurecordsd

dcsc as foIIows: Com al NV cor
OF En- Of NEk Sec: tn S iess'to'
W 1902 n on \. line; III S sseSs'?o''
r SOS u for a pi Of beg; N s sse5s'
20" + ii9 70 tn is33'io" w IS 1t;
a. y sseSe'2o" w iis ~: IN Nis33'
co. r IS II TO pl OF beg. being a
part of Ei1 of NEh.
20 1871 1882
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10 YPsILANTI rowNsHIP
Town No. South Range No. East

Com. at VIZ post OF sec; IN s $50
81 + 5iIss IT; in the Z & VIZ
line; tn y 0e50' r 80 n for q place
OF beg; tn y 0e50' z 43S.13 II: tn
S s9e37' Z 1906 n. th 1878 w
433.73 II: tn y sse37' W 1857 It;
TO the place OF beg: being a part Of
WITTY Of NWfrlt
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Lot ~, Garden Homes Sub.
Unrscordsd

de~c IS follows: Com at wv cor OF
Es OF NEk sec; tn S Io33'40'' "
as2 y on 4 line: tn S s6e56s0" T.
~ n for a pl Of beg. the s Sso5s'
90 Z 239 H.; tn S ie33'4O" w 1855
n; N y sso56'2o" w s3s T.; IN \
$500 f 1853 n TO pl OF beg. be-
ing a part Of Eh of NEl1
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-11
Indispensable
Coat Styles

COATS ARE indispensable 10
mllady'S wardrobe. and cover
multitude Of types and fabrics.
Color, too. is currently running
rampant IN topcoats, which is a
visual relief after so many years
of basic browns, blacks. navy
blues and grays.
Ann Sheridan wears chic
Creen-and-white striped wool
coat that resembles a suit. With
a douhle-breasted closing the
top shows a sextet of tiny golden
hall buttons, and straight front
peplum.
The skirt Of the coat shows
stripes running vertically. and
is set of with two tiny slit poe
kets. The shoulder treatment
is interesting. with double fold
building out the natural shoulder
line.
Raspberry wool IS Jean Sulli-
vans choice. Jean, who CO.
stars with Enrol Flynn in I'm
certain Glory" selected her
princcSs-line coat for It's slim
treatment Secured with two
Unusual plastic buttons at the
double-waist closing the coat
has flattering lapel lines. and a
gored, slim skirt.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-11
Sprinstime
Romance
BY HELEN ROWLAND

ABRzsStfR OF tender Solici-
'udP 10 the efficient, masterful
manner of strong herman IN
uniform and you've got a COM
bination that no girl on earth
can resist.
When mag begins talking
about love and telling girl
that he would 90 10 the end Of
The world for her. II always
enbarraSses hum for her 10 sug-
geSt that she only wants him
70 60 As far aS the altar-end Of
the church aisle. But that's a
woman - always spelling the
story,
4 girl always worries about
whether her wedding or her
funeral will he beautiful or not +;
but A man doesn't bother-he
knows that at both Of them he
viii be totally unconscious,
COURTSHIP Is not always
a sample Of marriage. II IS
much easier 20 idealiZe a man
who is buying you lobster and
telling YOU how wonderful you
are than it is 10 feel romantic
ABOUT one -Mho-ls-eF t4ffittttffg
over the way YOU burned the
chops.
Spring is the fatcful moment
when many A girl throws over
tho chance OF being big
career woman because she can't
hear opportunity knocking al
the door while she is listening
10 HE Voice of the Turtle Al
the window
AFTER A few years Of
marriage a man begins 10 re-
gard his wife'S conversation
merely as Sound-effect Son1e-
where way off in his conscious
ness: and She has a hard time
Tagging his train Of thought.
Before marriage a man vows
he can never do enough 10
make a girl happy! After
marriage he IS often surprised
to find egt he was right,
The verb ITO love" is the
first one which a hoy learns 10
conjugate IN Latin-and the
last one. which he ever really
understands anything about in
English
Copyright, 1876 hy KING Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-11
Strengthen
Chin, Jaw Line

TO MAINTAIN a good, strong
chin and jaw line follow Ann
Sheridan'S exercise for doing
Just that. Ann practices this
one every day. Stand erect, but
without any stress or tension in
the lower back, shoulders. neck
or arms. Drop your head for
ward onto your chest. Describe
a circle with your head. starting
towards the right. Let your jaw
hang open and avoid tension.
Rotate to left. Repeat 10 times,
alternating right and left.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-11
BeauFifYing Bath

AN INVIGORATTNG and
beautifying bath is easily
achieved, according TO Joyce
Reynolds. First. add a tumbler-
ful of common table salt TO the
bath water and allow IT 10 dis
solve. Then. use a small amount
OF salt directly on the skin
gently--like soap.
This treatment leaves the skin
smooth as satin. and glowing
with brisk circulation. After the
bath land any bath, for that
matter) allow your body TO air
for several m inutes before
dressing. These few minutes OF
nude relaxation daily benefit the
skin.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-11
JULY gLTO AUG. e.

JULY 20 TO AUG. 20
Leo-Highly favored; science,
new methods for sanitation; can
niffg and otherwise preserving
fOodstufFs; detecting errors. Per-
sonal conduct and ambition will
put you ahead. Co.
AUG. % TO SEPT. 81
Firgo-Journalists, photogra-
piers, secretarial and confden-
tial work, all artistic professions
honored. Money problems likely
with carelessness or extrava-
gance.
SEPT. "a TO OCT. 25
Libra --Jurists, lawyers. re-
-seeFehers,I food experts, chefs
economists among today's spon-
sored. Buy only good values and
essentials.
OCT. "a TO NOV. 2s
Scorpio-Day calls for reaiis-
tic planning No coy, middle
way. Have IL said "He would
not Yield and was finally re-
warded for his tenacity." You're
equal TO it, Keep tryingl
NOV. 95 T0-BE66. 20
Observation-Disclosures may
tend 10 limit scope of activity.
Don't risk compromising your
interests by defeatism, be reso-
lutte i'm important deals.
DEC. % TO JAN. Fl
Capricorn - Restrictions In
personal affairs IN Am. In aft
ernoon, strive after better rela-
tions with others. Aspects fa-
vorable 10 routine matters.
JAN. 22 TO FEB. 20
AQudriUs - Analyze carefully
today's shifty indications, the
hypocrisy Of thoughts may tend
10 fool you. Denounce the chaf,
use only the pure grains of wis
dom.
FEB. 2f TO MARCH 20
Pisces-What your intellectual
trends and deductions are, and
how precise decisions are made.
this excellent day will have bear
ing on results Of plans, activities.
4 CHILD born on this ddH'
Affable, generous, kind. Clever.
-eeHpersstieHalist. A turat
leader. Should not resent sug-
gestion from friends, loved ones.
Copyright, 1914 ~ King Features
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[ARCH "a 10 APRIL I'd

MARCH n IL AFhIL -
Aries-Matters pertaining 10
the sea. transportation by ship
ping, domestic interests are ia
vorites. Extra care advised in
all dealings TO insure safer re-
suits.
APRIL IN TO MAY 20
TGUrWs-Study, carrying out
well-laid plans. making needed
improvements, real estate, incur
ring debts, and spending less
are favored.
MAY 2I TO JUNE Fl
Gemini - Exercise prudence,
caution i'm financial transactions.
zsztimatEg,@pHTEhasIng- In-iaEge
quantities. BE alert, persistent
in all your interests and you'll
gain.
JUNE % TO July %
CuHcsF-Some generous adj
Yantages for personal advance
ment now. Domestic interests,
government matters and home
consumption needs sponsored.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-11

TNEXp " STNE CORDE-
TRIMMED calni Pattern Alb
contains q transfer pattern for
corde hat with design. complete
directions.
-fhIS- pal terri trJEFtrrT WIFI II
ncedlewnrk pattern ~ useful
and decorative motifs for linens
and garments. Is cents.
Send - cents IN coins for
every Laura Wheeler Pattern
Write name and address plainly
An additional - cents brings
our new 32-nagc -Needlecral-
cataloe l33 Illustrations Of DC
signs for embroidery, knitting,
crochet. quilts. home decora-
tons and toys
Send your order 20 the Laura
Wheeler Pattern Department.
1225 Times Square. Detroit 81,
Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-11

For five years Sans has been the best place
to buy drugs in Detroit. The largest stock the largest
selection and the BEST PRICE. You always get
the best buy at Sans.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-11
BY Frances Drake
Horoscope

Look ~ Section Which Your Birthday Comes and Find
-.,sIVhat Your Outlook Is, According 10 the Stars,
For WedHesdag A priI Ie.
Evening star., 1944-05-24
When this one falls, whic|
way would you jump?

l. In telling tree this big your very life depends on
knowing precisely where and when the tree will fall
Like most numbering operations, it requires unique
combination of skill and strength; it's type of work
the average man simply can't learn to do overnight
Since the war started, some %, 900 skilled lumber
men from the forests of Canada and the is. have
gone into war plants the armed forces, and it's
virtually impossible to replace them. The lumbermen
still in the forests working overtime and farmers
have increased their timber cutting-yet we haven't
the manpower to get the timber to the mills.
More than two-thirds of our wood supply goes into
vital building needs, including ships, military roads,
barracks, etc. person can't domuch to
that lumber. But the other third goes into wood
pulp, from which paper is made-and there Is great
deal we all can do to conserve paper. The Govern
ment urges business organizations and individuals to
do their utmost to help relieve the shortage.
Evening star., 1944-05-24

fighting and took dozens OF pris-
oners. the bulletin said.
Red artillerymen battered con-
centrations of German troops in
another sector, the communioue
added, infiicting heavy losses on
the enemy" West of Mozyr, 80
miles southwest of Gomel, snipers
reported killing dozens of Hitler
ties"
The communique said 200 Ger
mans were killed southeast of STAN
islawow in Old Poland in the cap
ture of height dominating the
locality"
Airmen Of the Red Banner Baltic
Fleet sank two German transports
one of 5000 tons and the other of
5000 tons-in the Gulf of Finland.
Moscow added
The Berlin radio said German
bomberS in great force attacked
Shepetovka in the Russian Ukraine
Evening star., 1944-05-24
Allies Give French
Military Orders on
Their D-Day Role
BY the Associated Press.

LONDON, May 24.-The Allies
adopted a firm military approach
today in summoning French Patriots
to get ready for their role when
D-day dawns, while In this island
the disPosing of troops and assem-
bling of fleets for the invasion went
forward steadily.
The government controlled British
Brosdcasting Corp. told French Pa
triotS that Observation-Disclosures to
those from the supreme headquar-
ters of the American expeditionary
force-would be given them regu-
larly.
1T is no longer question of VOL
untary service" BIC bluntly in
formed the underground, "it now is
an order to you
You are to keep out of German
hands and hold yourselves in readi-
ness for the day of action. That is
the duty of every Frenchman."
Early today there was gunfire in
the Strait of Dover. British big guns
opened up laundering barrage,
presumably aimed at a German con-
voy seeking to slip through the
Channel. German guns on the
French coast answered sporadically
from Calais. Cap Griz Nez and Bou-
logne. British salvos lit up many
miles of the coast for half an hour.
From the German side of the
radio war of words came surprising
Paris broadcast by the French COM
mentator, Robert de Beauplan, de-
claring Allied bombing had knocked
French railroads into chaos, that
sabotage had put Frances entire
hydroelectric system out of service
and "the temper of the population,
especially that of Paris, is rising -
Frenchmen are blaming the Ger
mans for all this misery"
1t was considered probable the
object of this gloomy view was to
create overconf1dence among the
Allies,
Evening star., 1944-05-24
Soviet PatroIs Probe
| German Strength in
Preparation for Drive
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
LONDON, May 24.-Russian pa
trolls are probing enemy strength on
sectors of the long eastern front
Moscow reported today, but signs OF
the predicted resumption of heavy
offensive blows remained few.
Red Army patrols are systematic
ally raiding German trenches ir
search of information for the com.
ing Soviet offensive, said a Russian
communique broadcast by the Mos
COW radio.
Southwest of Tiraspol, on the
Lower Dnestr. Russian reconnais-
sance party wiped out nearly com
pany of Nazis in hand to-hano
Evening star., 1944-05-24
Stanley Hart, Snowman
Dies in Los Angeles
BY the Associated Press.

By the ASSoclated PIesS.
LOS ANGELES, May 24.-The
death Monday of Stanley Warde
Hart, 72. pioneer Snowman and one
time Miami (Fla) real estate de-
veloper, was disclosed today. He
was one of the first to perform stage
tricks of burying person alive and
saving woman in half.
Evening star., 1944-05-24
AZ D. {. Men Report
For Military Service

Forty-two District men reported
for induction in the armed forces
today. The group, which includes
% for the Army and 20 for the Navy
follows:
Evening star., 1944-05-24

early today and had started wide
spread fires in an assault lasting
half an hour.
Evening star., 1944-05-24

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