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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-08-24
Real Estate
Houses rer sac

Fresh Listing
WEST SIDE: Member Of coles.
fine home in choice location.
Has room below for down
stairs bedroom or study.
baths Newly painted. Divided
basement with shower bath and
automatic hot water. $500.
ROOMS Close IN 70 down town.
IN Ainsworth Park Section. Full
basement Furnace. Bath. Gar
age shade trees. \ good home
for only $500, on terms.
LIKE NEW. All redecorated and
recond.tloued. room home on
East side. Near Prospect School.
Immediate possession, Price
$1,000,
$500 DOWN Buys room home
on East Side. Basement, furu-
ace. bath, etc. Price cut 20
tfe5O. Immediate possession.
North HURON A good buy for
~cash rooms. bath. paved
by li6 deep. Price, $4,000.
CONGRESS ST: ? family home.
close IN rooms down. 1 up .
fun baths. Separate entrances.
.,..Fat. only N,50o.
EAST MICHIGAN. 4: family homs.
Upper part rented for S4250
month. Lower part ready for
buyer 20 move in. Directly
across from Federal Housing.
$4,000.
RESTAURANT. Near Willow Run
Village, At corner OF Wizard
and Michigan. Includes all equip
rent needed 20 operate. Handles
81 customers. Only $1,000.
Ehman & Greenstreet
r F AL T O R 6
40 W. Michigan. Phone ilS7
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Automobiles For Sale

'1s 90 LA SALE SPORT SEDAN
all .rec0Hditloned Pre-war tires IN
good shape. B27is ". Michigan
Ava
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Real Estate


HENRY FORD, World:
Greatest Industrialist, SAYS:
"No employment insurance
can be compared to an ALI
ance between a man and a
plot of land.
Buy s acres, s room house. bath,
cobblestone fireplace, furnace,
garage for So. 500 Terms. Locat-
ed block from North Prospect
ST. near Holmes Rd.
North Prospect St, 6 room house.
garage, large barn, fruit trees,
grapes. Reasonable price. Terms
$500 down. Immediate posses
sion.
Normal St. west side, 6 room
house. bath, furnace, $4,000.
Terms.
Maple St. 8 room house bath.
furnace, $500. Terms. $1,000
down.
Sc TT. f. Michigan Avenue,
business frontage near A. 4 p.
store, large house, oil heat,
$500. Terms.
Mause Ave. room house with
sun parlor. bath, furnace, gar
age, chicken coop. large lot.
$4,000. Terms $500 down, S45
month. Immediate possession.
n. 6. PEET, ReaItor
lls Pearl ST. Phone 1871.
Satisfied Customers are our
best Advertisement.
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In the Matter ~ the Fsfats OF
wilbur John Tuttla. Dncnhaed

II appearing to the court that tho
time for presentation OF claims
against said estate should be limit
ed, and that "A time and place bs APP
pointed TO receive. examine and adj
Just all claims and demands agatnBt
said deceased by and before said
Court
II IL Ordered, That creditors OF
said deceased are. required 70 present
their claims 10 said Court al said
Probate office on or before the 10Th
day or October A. -. 1914. at ten o.
clock In tho forenoon. said tlmo and
place being hereby appointed for
the examination aud Adjustment OF
all claims aud demands against said
deceased,
II 10 Further Ordered, That public
notice thereof be given by pubuca-
ton or a copy OF this order FOR threa
successive weeks previous 10 said
day OF hearing. I'm tho Yrsiianti
Daily Press newspaper printed
and circulated IN said County
Jay q. Pray. Judge Of Probate .
Adv. S-Slz
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AZ creditors OF
rther Ordered, That public
PROBATE OF WILL

STATE or MICHIGAN. The Pro-
bate Court for tho County OF Wash-
teuaw.
At n session OF said Court held
at the Probate OFFICE in tlo CITY Of
Ann Arbor. In said County on tho
7th day OF August a. -. 1874
Present Hon. Jay q. Pray. Judge
OF Probate.
In the Mafter ~ the Eefnfa Of
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! the Matter or the Estate or
Eunios Il. Potter. Deceased

Victor II. Lane. Jr., having filed
his petition praying that an in
strumont filed In SAID Court DO ad-
mittcd TO Probate as tho last viii and
testament OF said deceased aud that
administration Of said estate be
granted TO Victor IT, Lane, Jr.. or
some other suitable person.
II is Ordered. That the sth day
Of September. a. y. l9ii at ten a. IN.
at said Probate office In hereby np-
pointed Tor hearing said petition.
II is further ordered that Pub
lie notice thereof DO given by pub
LEGATION Of copy hereof FOR three
successive weeks previous 20 va
day OF hearing In tho Ypsliai~
Only Press nowgpapor printed
and circulated In said county
JAY q. PRAY. Judge or Probate
A true COPY
Nora o. Borgert. Register of Probate
Adv. 4-Sl7
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FINAL
ACCOUNT OF GUARDIAN
In the Matter ot the Estate OF
George Icon nlAoh, Jr.. Minor

Marjorie ). Black having filed in
said Court her final account IA
guardian OF said estate and her
petition praying for the allowance
thereof
1t Is Ordered. That tho sth day OF
Septcmbcr A -. 1874 NJ ten O'Clock
In tho forenoon at said Probate Of
flee, be and IS hereby appointed for
examining and allowing said nc
count
II IL Further ordered. That public
notice thereof be given by publlca-
ton OF copy Of this order for three
successive woeks previous to said
day OF hearing. In tho Ypsilanti
Daily Press, "A newspaper printed and
circulated in said County,
JAY q. PRAY.
Judge OF Probate.
true COPY
Nora o. Horgert. Register OF Probate.
Nv A-QfT
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LOOKING GLASS car clock 1900.
Two straw hats, size is, 81
each Dormitory l., Room 70, VII
low Lodge. Leave note under door.
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= SLEEPING ROOMS FOR MEN.
lnnerspring mattresses. Single
rooms. 500 Ann St.
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DESIRABLE SLEEPING ROOM
Running water innerspring mat
tress, private parking. Casa Iona.
616 River.
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1897 INDIAN CHIEF - motorcycle
in good condition. Also one West
inghouse 81 volt battery charging
unit. hp. gas motor driven. Also
! folding baby buggy. goa :. Pros
nrcf St YnsllnntI
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Merehandlsa Mantec

WILL PAY CASH FOR a Good Used
Car Phone cfj3 or come to e f..
Michigan ave.
WA%TED--smm Movie Protector.
Write ~ see Charles Townsley,
1858 Augusta 81. Willis.
WILL PAY CASH FOR I20-BAsE
ACCORDfAN. PHONE 7e77-J.
sos Congress St
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LARGE BEDROOM with adjoining
living room. Prefer couple. 80 S.
Normal st.
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Announcements
Riders Wanted

KoosEVELT HIGH SCHOOL stu-
dent desires transportation from
corner of Jacksonville and Grove
Rds. Ypsilanti l5S6-W-5.
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OUTBOARD MOTOR and four ufo
preseryers for sale Call before ;
j. m at Sterling, willow Run.
Village.
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9 ROOMS. bath. oak floors. hot
air heat, laundry, lot lOOxl5O.
Furniture included. Just outside
city limits. House rents for $76.
All for S69OO
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LAMP SHADE SPECIAL. Extra
shades SOC and up. Ypsilanti
Piano Co. 4o2 T.. Michigan Ave.
FULLER BRUSHES. II. :. Richards
Phone Saline l90Fl3, Ypsi. Prone
1U5E
Evening star., 1944-02-18
Stocks Drift Down
las Profit Taking
Hits Rail Issues
BY VICTOR EUBANK,
Associated Press Financial Writer


NEW YORK, Feb. lS.-Profit-
cashing in recently strong rails froze
the stock market rally today, al.
though most leaders were only
slightly frost bitten.
Accounts were trimmed for pro.
lection over the coming week enc
and holiday. Many Wall Streeter,
retired to await further news from
the Pacific battle of Truk and Euro.
pean developments. Sustaining o1
the Presidents antisubsidy veto anc
expectations the White House woulc
perform similarly on the tax bill
helped confuse speculative and in.
vestment sentiment. Another batch
Of dividends aided selected issues.
Trends began to waver after q
moderately active and steady get
away. While there were exceptions
losses OF fractions to a point or SO
predominated near the close. Deal
ings slowed at intervals but trans
fers, bolstered by several special Of
ferings, ran to around 100000 shares
On the offside most OF the time
were Nothern Pacific, Union Pa
ciflc, Atlantic Coast Line, Chesa-
peake & Ohio, Chrysler. U. s. Steel
Sears Roebuck. Westinghouse, STAN
dard OIL (NJD. Union Carbide, J
1. Case and Union Carbide. Oc-
casional resistance was shown by
Bethlehem. Montgomery Ward
Woolworth, Du Pont, Douglas Air
craft and Goodrich.
Rail bonds skidded.
Evening star., 1944-02-18
Chicoqo Livestock

CHICAGO. Feb. ls ~ iWFA bic
hogs, 1900: total. Ia,5OO: GOOD clear
ance. stronE to fully 10 higher. instances
up more on heavy butchers: 2OO-2sO
pounds, lls;5s-so; 5hs top 1870 on $50
practically nothing offered over $40
pounds; 11O-l9O pounds, l325-a5: sows
scarce, 1918 higher at l2.a0-l3.10;
choice ltghtweights auotable to 1928.
Salable cattle. 1.5O0; salable calves
400: very uneven, but generally steady
trade: good Grade weighty steers not re-
hably wanted. several loads OF value to
sell at 15.50-16.25 Going over for Mon
days market: common and medium Grades
with weight and all grade yearlings fully
steady. however; strictly choice offerings
absent: top. 1888, paid for yearlinss. 9e
head OF 1.00o-pound medium TO good
Grades steady at 1900: bulk, 13 3,O0-15 90:
other killing classes steady with heifers
fairly active: edge of recently advancins
COW trade, most beef cows s.50-1 IL 90. cut
8 00-6. so: bulls, however. active At $50
/ l., 90. with vicinity kind, both sausage
and beef. at ll.oO-l2.00: vealers steady
at 1900 down.
Salable sheep. 800; total, 500 mar
ket irregular; one load good and choice
round lOI-pound Colorado feo lamb,
sold to shippers at 1925. 90 higher than
ThurSdays practical top or 10 above the
extreme top; large local killers going slow
odd lots native lambs, 1928 down. with
Gull kind 1900 and below; older classe,
very scarce
Evening star., 1944-02-18
Your U. 5. Income Tax
(Thts Is No. n Of a Series.)

A farmer who operates a farm for
profit is entitled to deduct from
gross income as necessary expenses
all amounts expended (other than
those constituting capital expendi-
tures) In the carrying on Of the
business of farming. The cost OF
feeding and raising livestock may
be treated as an expense deduction
In so far as such costs represent
actual outlay. and do not include the
value of farm produce grown upon
the farm tfor example, corn fed to
hogs or the labor of the taxpayer.
Also deductible As the cost Of seed,
minor repairs to farm buildings
(other than the dwelling of the
farmer), and small tools used up in
the course of a short period.
The cost Of fuel and oil used for
farm work, as well as repairs and
maintenance of farm machinery, Is
deductible as a business expense.
However. the actual cost of farm
machinery, equipment and farm
buildings represents capital invest
ment and is not an allowable "ex-
pense" deduction. but may be recov-
cred by "depreciation allowances"
Any part of farm dwelling used di-
rectly in farming operations is de-
preciable, but a farmers living
quarters are not depreciable. The
cost OF gasoline, repairs and upkeep
Of an automobile II used wholly in
connection with the taxpayers farm
operations, as we'll as depreciation
thereon, may be deducted. If an
automobile is used partly for busi-
ness and partly for pleasure. only
the portion of the cost Of operation
attributable to business will be de-
ductible.
The expense of hiring laborers
and machines on a farm and the
Fart of the board which is purchased
for hired laborers are deductible.
The value of products furnished by
the farm and used in the board Of
hired laborers is not a deductible
expense. Rations purchased and
furnished to laborers or sharecrop-
pers are deductible as a part of the
labor expense.
Amounts expended in the Develop
ment of farms, orchards and ranches
prior to the time when the produce
tive state is reached may be regard-
ed as investments of capital. The
cost OF planting trees. as we'll as the
amounts expended by a farmer in
the restoration OF soil fertility
preparatory to actual production Of
crops and the cost of lining soil to
increase productiveness over a period
of years are capital expenditures;
but the cost Of commercial fertil-
1ers. the benefit of which is of short
duration and which have to be used
every year or so, even after a farm
reaches the productive state, is de-
ductible as an expense
Amounts expended in purchasing
work. breeding. or dairy animals are
regarded as investments of capital
and may be deprecated unless such
animals are included in inventory.
Evening star., 1944-02-18
Chieass Cash Marke
New York Produce

NEW YORK, Feb. is R-Esgs. 22,s33;
prices follow:
Mixed coiors: special No. l to No. 4.
No; ! to No. 4. 4s-peund average. 35Ia-3s:
ssh.ss extra No. to PHSanss No. s5o esopound ousI
:ysrsss syersss' a4ta,-35: extra medium -poInd
pounds, 30: current receipts. 43-pound
aysrage. 33A.34: dirties, 43 pounds, SO
White. special No l to No 4. A. pounds
aad aadnoweG over; 37ns.3s; special No TO No. 1,
dunn UNI e 4s-4s pounds. a2h-ss: estr. No.
355h-3S: extra med1um: 40-pound .averase,
Brown. special No. 1 to No. (. ~ pounds
sad sae,oveI over; $685.; speeisl No. to No: 4
dun aai g 4s-4s Bounds. 81 lh-s2; sstr. No
extra No. l and No, 2. 4b-pound average,
34-3an extra medium, 4o.pound aver
ass; 1880 extra pullets. 35-37 pounds. 50
Butter: 6o@,s25: hrm. Prices Unbalanced
Cheese. 42S, ,ssb: nominal m ain. t,ors
Evening star., 1944-02-18
Steel Executives 10 Gather
Data for Wage Hearings
BY the Associated Press.

Ey the Associated Press
PITTSBURGH, Feb. 18.-The for
nation OF Steel Case Research
Committee which will work with in
dividual companies of the iron and
steel producing industry in the
forthcoming wage hearings before
the War Labor Board was announced
last night by its chairman, John A.
Stephens, vice president of the
United States Steel Corp.
Members of the committee, in ad-
dition to Mr.. Stephens, are ]. C. Ar
getsinger Of the Youngstown Sheet
& Tube Co.. r. Conrad Cooper OF
Wheeling Steel. J. M. Larkin OF
Bethlehem Steel and Lauson Stone
Of Follansbee Steel.
The committee has arranged to
carry on various lines OF research
that may be pertinent to the steel
case and to supply data to in
dividual companies" Mr.. Stephens
stated
1t was understood the committee
also will be spokesman for the
steel companies in the case. acting
through Pittsburgh public rela-
tions counsel who has been retained
Evening star., 1944-02-18
Added to Stote Board

ALBANY, N. Y, Feb. l8 R-Gov
Dewey appointed yesterday Robert
L. Garner Of New York City, vice
president of General Foods Corp.
and former vice president Of the
Guaranty Trust Co. Of New York, as
q member Of the New York State
Banking Board.
Evening star., 1944-02-18
Market AVERAGES
New York Cotton

NEW YORK. Feb. 1S P,.-A pause in
mill buying Of spot cotton and favorable
war news caused cotton prices to decline
easy, rejecting hedge offerings and selling
asainst purchases of near months.
With only three and half trading
day trade shorts covered spot month COM
mitments on the setback.
Late afternoon values we're Is to IS
2O.2S. .yuly. 10 II
Evening star., 1944-02-18
$371,000,o0o Added
To Postal Savings
Deposits in 1943
Nv EDWARD STONE.

Depositors' balances in the Postal
Savings System reached $l,788 ,OO0,-
900 at the end of 1943, a gain OF
1911 ,000,0 900 during the year and an
upturn Of 35,00o, 900 over November
According to Post once Depart
ment oficials, the War Bond drives
have helped to increase postal saw
ings by drawing people to the post
ofices, where they have become bet
ter acquainted with the system.
Growth in postal savings is said
to have been general, every section
Of the country having shown an in
crease.
Five Stocks Pay Dividends.
Five stocks listed on the Washing
ton Stock Exchange are to pay divi-
dends in the next few days which
have already been declared. Now
quoted ex-dividend are the Potomac
Electric Power preferred issues,
Washington Railway g. Electric
common and preferred and Lanston
Monotype. Several banks have just
made quarterly payments. The
latest sale Of Capital Traction IS, at
1854, was at the highest mark this
year.
Reserve Board Data Expanded.
The Federal Reserve Board Bull
letin, just out, includes new series
OF adjusted deposits of all banks,
including currency, demand deposits
and Government deposits. The board
says bringing together data on ma jor
assets and liabilities of all banks, by
classes. will provide the best avail
able indication of current changes
IN the total money supply and its
major parts" Previously most of
this information was carried only in
the boards chart books.
ABA Membership Gains.
With the addition of Colorado and
North Dakota, nine States and the
District OF Columbia now have 100
per cent membership in the Amer
lean Bankers Association. During
January rs banks in all parts of the
country Joined the ABA, bringing
the total from September l to Feb
ruary to 588, new membership
record. Every bank in Washington
has been an ABA member for years
Three Dividends Declared.
Directors OF the Lincoln Service
Corp. industrial bankers, have de-
clared the regularly quarterly divi-
dend OF ia per cent on the 7 per
cent cumulative prior preferred
stock; also the usual quarterly divi-
dend OF ~ per cent per share on
the 6 per cent cumulative participate
ing preferred stock, and the regular
quarterly dividend of Is cents per
share on the common stock, all paw
able March 13 to stockholders of
record February %, it was an
nouned today.
Haycraft Named Manager.
The Lincoln Life Insurance Co.
has appointed Charles l. Haycraft
manager OF the John D. Marsh
Washington agency. He is vet
eran insurance man who has re-
Gently been in Government service.
Chan c. Mason. who has been act
ing manager since Maj. Marsh
Joined the armed forces, has been
appointed associate general man
ager
Maryland stood fourth among all
the States in going over the top in
the bond drive, exceeding the quota
by "A per cent and selling s237,-
600 900 in wsr securities.
Evening star., 1944-02-18
WASHINGTON Produce

Prom the War Food Administration.
Prices paid net fob. Washinston:
E0GSIMarket steady, receipts light.
Prices nominally UNCHANGED. Prices paid
for rsderal.State I'd sen sIsdsd esss rseeived from
o 8. grade A. laree, 3S-4O: average. 80:
2. 3 Ersde 4. medium. 80; U. 8. grade B,
$50; sv.r.s.' o1s &c., q sns sssd. a. A. pss me.
dium. 30-32; averase, 311s: q. 8. grade B,
large; 34-36; average. 35ia: U. 8. grade
eggs. whites and mixed eolors, 33-34
LIVE POULTRY-Market Arm Receipts
moderate. Prices paid net fob Washing
ton tpermitted TRANSPORTATION charges in
cluded ACCORDING to MILEAGE: Broilers and
fryers 2sla-30; fowl. 2617-2s roosters,
Evening star., 1944-02-18
Wholesale Commodity
Average Unchanged
BY the Associated Press.

The Bureau Of Labor statistics
wholesale price index remained un-
changed last week At 1881 per cent
OF the 1925 average. This was l per
cent higher than at the correspond
ing time last year. 20.4 per cent
above the corresponding week OF
1887 and 81 per cent above the
average for February, 1870.
Evening star., 1944-02-18
Odd-Lot Declines

PHILADELPHIA. Feb. Is R.-Tne Se.
eurities Commission reported today these
essls o9 es on s .ts
Stock Exchanse for February II: 1897
purchases involving 93.235 shares: $40
| sales involving 02,777 shares, including 81
short sales involving Q0a sharek
Evening star., 1944-02-18
Appointed l. & N. Secretary

NEW YORK, Feb. 1S R.-Ths
Louisville IL Nashville Railroad an
nounced that M. c. Browder had
been named secretary to succeed
John M. Scott, who died last Febru.
ary IL.
Evening star., 1944-02-18
CHICAGO Groin

CHICAGO, Feb. g Rl;-After declinins
reversed its trend today jand came nsc,
to around previous closing levels somt
OF the buying vas for q large elevator
concern: Oats also were able to rally sub.
stantially but rye displayed 4 persistent,
weather reports were highly favorabl,
for DEVELOPMENT Of the winter wheat cror,
wheat seeded In the dust in Western Kan.
sas has now sprouted and in Oklahoms
according to trade reports. The bulk OF
the main winter wheat belt Ia protected
by q snow blanket
At the close wheat was q lower; May
81 .6sss: oats we're UNCHANGED to "a down
May. 1875; rye WAS a-l4s lower; May
" 2o.l 25h' and barley was up h-ss
Chieass Cash Market.
Wheat none. Barley, mating, 12S.
.44ta. nom: feed, 1.15-1. .22h nom: No
3 mailing. 1.42h. nom. Field seed. Do,
100 pounds: timothy. 5.75-6. 90, nom: ret
top, IA O0-1 90, nom.: red clover, 81 SO
Evening star., 1944-02-18

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Wabash 4As o1 7lA
Wabash Is ST. 70
Wabash ~ II 1o7A
West Sh A. 1851 71A
West Nd ~ 81 -
W Pac LIST 81 46 -
West @ IS 81 q. 1o3h
Wis Cent Is 40 7oA
Wis c Il I'D IS 771A
Evening star., 1944-02-18
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK, Feb. 1s P,.-Foreisn ex
lars, others in cents):
Canadian dollar in New York open max.
ket 1Os per cent discount, or s96ss.
United States cents. unchanged
Europs-0reat Britain, odlcial, buying
4.Q2; selling 4o.
unchaneed; Brazil, free. 5.e0n; Mexico
20 .65n.
Nominal