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Evening star., 1944-08-20
Many Slated 10 Speak
AT Hearings on Clinics
For Federal Workers

Representative Randolph. Demo-
crat, Of West Virginia yesterday
called an impressive list Of Govern
ment and civic spokesmen to testify
at hearings this week ON the pro-
posed provision Of medical service
and clinics in Government build
ings.
AS chairman Of q subcommittee
named by Chairman Ramspeck OF
the House Civil Service Committee
Mr.. Randolph has scheduled morn
ing and afternoon hearings tomor-
row, Tuesday and Wednesday In the
caucus room Of the old House Once
Building.
Asked to testify at 10 am. tomor-
row are Paul v. McNutt, head Of the
Federal Security Agency and War
Manpower Commission; Arthur 8.
F1emming Of the Civil Service Com
mission and Budget Director Har-
old D. Smith.
In the afternoon the subcommit-
tee plans to hear DR.. Thomas Par
ran. chief Of the United States Pub
lie Health Service; DR.. Verne K.
Harvey, medical director of the Civil
Service Commission, and Brig. Gen.
Frank T. Hines of the Veterans
Administration.
Witnesses to be called Tuesday in
clude DR.. Victory G. Heiser, medi-
cal consultant of the National As
sociation Of Manufacturers: DR..
Carl Peterson, secretary of the
Council Of Industrial Health of the
American Medical Association; Col.
A. J. LAMA, chief of the occupa-
tional hygiene branch OF the divis-
ion Of preventive medicine, Surgeon
Generals Office, U. S. A.; Lutger
Steward, president of the National
Federation of Federal Employees;
Arthur Stein. United Federal Work.
ers, and a spokesman for the Ameri-
can Federation of Government EN-
| ployes.
| For Wednesday,, the scheduled
witnesses are DR.. w. A. Sawyer,
medical director for the Eastman
Kodak Corp; Miss Marion Sheehan
president of the Organization of
Public Health Nursing; T. Roy Reid,
personnel director for the Agricul-
ture Department; Francis Sullivan,
American Legion; Omar B. Ket-
chum, Veterans of Foreign Wars;
Millard w. Rice, Disabled Ameri-
can Veterans; DR.. Lydia G. Giber-
son, Metropolitan Life Insurance
Co., and Mrs. Henry Grattan Doyle,
president of the Board of Education
Evening star., 1944-08-20
L8 Reminders Rationinq65|

or. not later than is days before
your ration Is all used. 2. Record
your speedometer reading as Of
the date you make application on
the bottom Of application form.
Under no circumstances win q ra-
ton be renewed prior to is days
before the earliest renewal date Of
your current ration book. When
applying for supplemental gaso-
line, be sure to attach tire inspec-
ton record.
Transport or T coupons are is
sued at the Transport Board, 174O
Massachusetts avenue NV, after
approval Is obtained from the
local Once Of Defense Transpor-
tation on the basis OF certificates
Of war necessity. Second quarter
T coupons invalid. Third quarter
T coupons valid.
Fuel Oil-No. 1 and S coupons valid
through September 80. Coupons
good for 10 gallons per unit. Period
1, 1944-45 fuel oil ration good now
for 10 gallons per unit. Prompt
return Of fuel oil renewal applica-
tions will expedite issuance Of fuel
oil rations. All consumers are
urged to order fuel oil as soon as
coupons are received.
Shees-Airplane stamps / and : In
Book No. 5 good indefinitely.
Special shoe stamp form R.l708
II valid for only 80 days after date
Of issue. In cases Of refunds and
defective shoes. the 30-day limit
does not apply.
Cars-Eligibility for new automo-
biles with list price of less than
$500 is confined to persons who
can show the immediate need for
q car In any Of the essential occu-
pations (such as war workers, phy-
sicians, ministers, etc. who do not
now have the use of On adequate
car.
Before cars can be titled, the
purchaser must supply the District
director Of vehicles with a receipt
showing the former owner has
turned In his gasoline ration to his
board.
All used cars now under ceilings.
Local boards will supply new
prices. Both buyer and seller must
execute . certificate Of transfer
which must be shown by new
Evening star., 1944-08-20

Consumer complaints shouId Be re-
ferred to the appropriate nelgh-
borhood War Price and Ratisning
Board listed on page CSC Of the
telephone directory.
Meats, Fats, Butter, Cheese, etc.
Red stamps AS through Z-8 and
AS through DIS good indefinitely
for 10 points each. All meats, ex-
cept lamb, pork loins, hams and
the better cuts Of beef, point-free
indefinitely.
Canned Foods, ETC., Book No. 4, blue
stamps AS through Z-8 and AS
through F-5 good indefinitely
Each stamp worth 10 points. Each
member of family entitled to so
blue points q month.
War Ration Book No. 4-Persons
who did not register at the schools
may do 30 at their local boards
If they bring with them the
War Ration Book 8 for every
member Of their families for whom
they are applying.
Sugax-Sugar stamps Nos. 80, 81
and 80 in War Ration Book No. 4
good for s pounds Of sugar in
definitely. Sugar stamp No. 50 be-
comes valid September 1st. Su-
gar stamp No. 20 good for 5
pounds of canning sugar through
February 28, 1915. An additional
total 20 pounds of sugar per year
for home canning may be obtained
by petition to the local board.
Points for Fats-Your meat dealer
will pay two ration points for each
pound Of waste kitchen fats you
turn in.
Gasoline-B-3, B-4, C-3 and ca
coupons now being issued are good
for 5 gallons. Coupons ALL now
good for 3 gallons each through
November 8.
New r coupons will be valid
only at suppliers and those dealers
who have received an authorize
ton from the OPA to accept r
coupons. Persons making bulk
purchases from regular dealers
must excnange their RS 1T local
boards for new Els.
Enforcement must be made on
the face Of all coupons with license
number and State designation.
Failure to do 50 may lead to sus-
pension of rations.
Earliest renewal date Of your
supplemental ration is shown on
the face Of your gasoline ration
book. II and when you need . re-
newal Of your ration and In order
to avoid delay. be sure to comply
with the following: l. Complete
and mail your application form
together with your tire inspection
record not earlier than Is days
before the earliest renewal date,
Evening star., 1944-08-20

Everybody loves a
compliment - so do
you mind if ! pass
alone to you "the or
child" q nurse sent to
>XI.,S Ck>
Evening star., 1944-08-20
81.
<\&-S

Do you YEARN for EXTRA
housework these hot days7 Then l
advise you to gather tossther scrub
brush, soap, cleansing powder, dis.
infectant, bleach AND elbow
grease when you tackle the toilet
bowls in your home. That's EX.
IRA WORK, all right and nm.
necessary No candidatesp I
thought not =. not when SAM.
FLUSH keeps toilet bowls clean
and shining all by itself! Use
twice Q week (see directions on
the can) -. avoid tiresome scrub.
bine with soap or powder /. avoid
using disinfectant or bleach. Even
if soft water in your section doesn't
cause discoloration, there's always
an invisible and recurring film,
where toilet sermA lodge, By
working chemically, SANI.FLUSH
removes this film quickly ssd
easiiy,-es we'll q . cause Of toilet
odorsi SANI.FLUSH is cold
everywhere .. comes n two
handy sisssi
Evening star., 1944-08-20

wtpte q letter praisins the various
products I diseuss in BUY-LINES
70 often and, in particular,
spoke Of AMOLIN Personal De-
odofant Powder. "For years, she
said, 1--WE sent AMOLIN to wom-
On who do not live in this country,
but who discovered the help it sives
in maintaining scrupulous, feminine
daintiness when, as you say, it's
needed most" My correspondent
will be glad to know that AMOLIN
is now on sale in many Latin.
American countries. The demand
for this famous Norwich product
10 international. Ask qE>
for AMOLIN Per. <A(
sooal Dec dorant ESN
Powder in DRUG and @
Department Stores! N<
Evening star., 1944-08-20

spection for A. D and Q ration
holders h no longer required. Per.
sons desiring tire replacementa
sttll must obtain m inspection.
R1bbR Dsets ana 1abbee Wet
Shsss-Regulations have beeu -.
laxed TO make IN. perDons Whc
need type 4 below-the-knee light-
weight rubber boots eligible fos
ration certificates for their pur-
chase.
Certificates must be obtained
from local boards for certain
types Of heavy rubber foot
Reminders on Price-There are cell
ing prices on the following items
sold by individuals: Mechanical
refrigerators, washing machines
vacuum cleaners, gas stoves, bed
springs, typewriters, cameras, pas
senger cars and trucks. Call the
price clerk at your local war price
and rationing board for further
information.
Evening star., 1944-08-20
Stag on IL. N.. -SiA!

Thousands of requests have come
in for the Low Point, Low Calorie
Meal Planner" booklet which shows
you how to EAT and STAY SLIM
>. assuring nutritional and appe.
tizing meals low enough in calories
to help normally overweight men
and women to reduce. Maybe it can
help someone in your family, too
-. so why not send for it TODAYf
It's FREE and oh, 80 helpfuli
Address requests to Nancy Sasser,
I'll Madison Ave, New York l6,
N. r., NOW! This booklet was pre-.
pared by a recognized nutritional
expert :. is offered to you FREE
by the makers of RY.KRISP, the
l00% whole srain bread made of
two blends of rye!
Evening star., 1944-08-20

Presenting the Of nnine meHEINz Distilled White
Picking VINEGAR! It's the touchstone SUGGESTION with
enns fruits and vegetables the best VINEGAR
buy! clear sparkling VINEGAR terribly nnine
Specially picking HEINZ White
responsible for the color and zeness
Of the famous pickles and relhes That's aged
wood bring full favor clear sparkling and aromac YOU
HEINZ Distilled White Picking Vinegar either
method cold packing
too.acd shves fruits vegetables
softenins Ask HEINZ Distilled
jugs your lucky piece" at canning time!
Evening star., 1944-08-20

Hope you've taken my advice about
using YARDLEY'S Hand Cream
daily for this smooth, concen.
trated cream is a combination of
luxury, service and economy! It's
made in America by the famous
YARDLEY formula that has help.
ed English women keep their hands
lovely in spite Of manual war la.
Dor. Just look at its pale pink.
creamy smooth texture Whit
its gracious fragrance and you'll
KNOW that here's the help for
your hands! Cost is Csc . bottle
-. and it POURS on, sinks quickly
into the skin, lubricates, softsns
and soothes!
Evening star., 1944-08-20
Choral Club Concert
Scheduled for TUESDAY,

The choral clubs Of the War De.
partment comprising go voices will
be heard at 8 pm. Tuesday at the
Sylvan Theater on the Washington
Monument Grounds.
The Signal Corps Choristers, un.
der direction of Maj. Richard$D
LaWlor, and the Ordnance Chora
Club. directed by Perry H. Buchan.
an, will open the program with th<
national anthem. The program
Is sponsored by the District Recrea.
ton Department.
Evening star., 1944-08-20
owner when applying for gasoline

owner when applying for gasoline
ration.
Stoves-Au new domestic cookins
and heating stoves designed to
burn coal, wood, oil or gas are
now rationed. Apply to your local
ration board for stove purchase
certificate.
Tires-AD classes Of drivers may now
have tires recapped without OBJ
tanning certificates from their ra-
ton boards. Holders Of b and G
books eligible for new tires. A.
book holders also eligible for used
tires (grade 81.
Certificates must be obtained
from the rationing board for the
purchase Of any type of tire. Ger
tidcates are issued only after pres
entation Of applications on which
. tire inspector has certified the
need for requirements and II ap-
pHcants are eligible.
Tire InSpecti0n-Periodic tire in
Evening star., 1944-08-20
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6gIy

Don't let YOUR cupboard Sef-to
the state Of Old Mother Hub.
bard's,-keep q 'tween.meal snack
in easy reach Of the small fry"
during their vacation days! But be
sure that what they reach for is
as food FOR them as it is TO
them WEIGHS Orange Mar.
malade, for instance! What could
be better.tastins than this sweet.
treat made Of FRESH oranges
straight from the trees2 If that
first jar doesn't give you tsste-en-
joyment to the full, drop me q
line and WEIGHS will refund
your money. Address me at 27l
Madison Ave, New York Is, N. Y.
Evening star., 1944-08-20

Asain, let me say "thank you" for
the charming notes 20 many of you
have written lately to tell me how
much you like the VICEROY CiS-
arettes / mailed you. I'm glad if
they pleased you and hope you
agree with me that they're really
the SMARTEST smoke for the
SMARTEST womsni The filter
tip really works wonders in sivinl
you full smokins pleasure and
in absorbinl resins, tars and other
throat irritants most w6men dis.
like 20 heartily in . cigarette. Re.
member, ! never advise non.
smoker 70 start smoking (that's
svssyodys own STAIR, isn't ite)
but Il You Do enjoy . eifar.
stss, 6sa DO ~ V1CEROYS!
Evening star., 1944-08-20
.~a SAn-
Gray Mi, i. til. S4n!

Ever stop to think how mercilessly
the sun reveals every dull srayins
strand? Summer is the time to do
something about those drab lifeless
locks. And an ETERNOL Tint Oil
Shampoo is the best way ! know to
restore radiant, youthful color to
your hair. One swift treatment and
your hair is silken.soft, glisteninG
with hishliehts, and (here's the big
news) wonderfully NATURAL
looking! So act NOW %. remem.
Der that "Make-Up Begins With
Your Hair" especially in sum.
mer! Phone your beauty operator
for an appointment this week
ask for ETERNOL, the modern
shampoo that tints, cleanses, and
feconditions. There's a grand II.
page booklet, Radiant Hair on the
Seven-Day Plan" that's yours
FREE, if you write the PARAGON
Distributing Corp, Dept. So, 8
West 32nd ST., New York l, N. r.
Use only as directed on label.)
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-02-07
YYSILAMrI rowHsHIy

YYSrLANrI rowHsHIy
Town No. South nangs No. 2 Dsse
sWL: IN S 1880 n IN W line OF
"a OF Eis OF swL: IN east
ga II; n swly along the H~y|
to the 7. Of beg 1874 s,.s.|
W SIS Of VIZ OF NEA and Eh OF
ing at NE cor OF w 10 Acres of E,S
OF VIZ OF SEi. tn w IS rds. q;
SO rds II It; E IS rds II; " ~
rds. II II TO beg.
80 rs is,s-i9,. ,t1.ts
4 Of NW VT: t 8 W y, IS Ne Of eo w 4
W I6A OF Eh VIZ Mex: run th|
w as rds n. So rds II H.; VI
Is rds It. y 60 rds IL II TO pl OF
80 rs isss-is35 7s.le
Com at sw cor Of F. {. $50; tn ~
line OF nc. $50. tn y 72e3l'5o" ri
ioi.si chs to the cent OF tho Hwy
for a place OF beg: IN y i3e3ftVsl
Elle.ss II. IN y ?.e3+'io" r 3os.s3
II tn S ssei7'5O" E zT.I7 n In thel
s line OF Ypsilanti city Limits; tn
5os9so" W 277.es a. tn s 72sar|
sow 40 n TO the pi OF beg; being
part OF nc. $50.
4. c. $50 ass i9it III
Com at NV cor OF &c. sol; IN NJ
T5si?l0" Z ear, chs In the itnoI
Orc. SOL to the NE cor OF WASH
tensw Club View subd. No. ] for 81
nj OF beg, IN y 7Bsi2'iO" Z is9s.7Sl
n In said claim line tn 2sts'5O"l
W ti.ss II 10 tho sw cor OF Brea-|
key suhd IN y 55otc'f0' u f2s.Gol
n ~ : f5sst2n" y 3s74s IL: TIL
& 75oae'aO" " 1891 n 10 tho NWI
cor Of Orchard Park Addition; tn el
l5ot20' Ioi.7 u. tn 8 6eWl
" i0.Isft; IN 8 ISalg20" y. 5sl77I
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-02-07
sCIo TOWNSHIP
Town No. 2 South, RANGE No. IA

EoWn NO. south, Range No. East
That portion of W 1857 a Of NEfrI,.
lying + OF hwy.
1857
Reassesed in 1888
2-i0 OF monies 1891 2727
WI NEfrlh lying L of highway
2-i0 Of monies 1882 1874
Beg. at NV ccr. OF Michigan VII
lage. Delhi. a recorded plat: III
eso26' + l.J0 chns in the n line
OF Michigan village tn y 22oo7' i,
. ESQ chns; In S 6se2s' r chns.
tn y e2e07' h chns u the high
water mark on side OF the Huron
River TN WY along said high
water mark 20 a point which is
e2eoT' Z 4?5 chns from the nj Of
beg: tn 22eO7' w l95 chns TO the
pl Of beg. being a part OF swirl
. 1871 sst
NWfrlt Of swirl
q $3.50 1881 ssaS
Com. at the intersection ~ the cen.
tiers Of Baker ST. and g St. original
plat Of Village OF Dexter: n y
ser W 3es.77 II. along G st
for a ri Of beg: IN n ser "
Sls.S5 u along q St: N $ 37e25'
w 5000 ~; IN 4 4se0s' Z 1903 a.:
IN S 15eti' Z 3i3.3n II: IN s 7ao
80 L 500 Il: In Y s7e50' Z SIS as
q 10 the pl ot beg. being a part OF
Wits
8 so3 1871 1857
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-02-07
VILLAGE OF SUPERIOR

Beg. at NV cor OF lot %. n $50
Os' " TO Sw cor OF Lot IS. tn con-
tinuing S sseos' W 1850 II; III s
22& n to My line OF Lot IS; tn "
50e5l' W 2ie.S0 II In My line OF
Lots rs. 81 and ?s to pl of beg:
being part OF Swfrlt, Sec. 30. TgS,
RE, and entire II is 26 and 81 and
part OF Lot 2s Gan owned and oc-
cupied as one parceD
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-02-07

Lot :s7 ls;i-ls3S -
"wasAt.n.w Kills Estates"
Lot 10 1871 2.ts
sp SALEM TOWNSHIP
Town no. / south, Range no. East
L 5l.Ss a of NEfrla.
En- OF NwfrIh -, 80,
All that part OF W 500 A OF Nwfrl
/. which lies Ely OF the pere
Marquette Railroad right OF way.
/; EOS: lsil 1850
All that part OF w 500 4 Of NV
frli4 which lies WHY of the Pere
Marquette Railroad right Of way
3 7;is 1871 +i2
square form in sW cor.
R.ssse,ed in 1889
$40 OF monies 1871 $3.50
W s3.so 4 sEfrlt, exc. $50 \ in
square form IN Sw cor, Sec.
81
That part OF W Sc A OF NEfrlA iy-
Ing y - Creek. Sec.
2.io OF monies supl 1889 S..,s
Wa OF SEfrli., exc. beg. In line
OF Sec at a pt. which Is 1856 rods
T. of SW cor of WI. OF sCfrlt. IN
Is rods. II w 10 rods: tn Is
rods; tn L 20 rods to the place NJ
beg.
i $3.50 isu 35le
All that part q Eis OF NEfrlA
which lies Ely OF Pere Marque,t.
railroad risnt Of way, ,,u
All tina, part of. EN- Of NEfrli.
which lies WY OF Pere Marquette
railroad right OF way
10 A Of NE cor Of WI of the NEfrl
J.. being 81 rods MAS and 20 rods
I6 links E&W
W., of SEfrlh. exc. IL A desc. as
follows: Beg in the N&SA line at
post; tn 2s7.c0 #; tn + $3.50 IT
in S line Of Sec; tn Nwiy to the
pl of beg.
Beg. at the NV cor OF Eh OF Nwfrl
4. tn E 10 rods in y line of Sec;
IN $ is rods. tn w 10 rods: tn n
10 rods In W line of En- OF NV
frlt to the place Of beg. being a
part OF ETA Of NWfrlt
Nwt Of NEL
?.io of monies 1881 ?s.ii
y a. A OF W.. Of NEfrli,
3 ~ 1871 1853
Beg. at pit which is 1855 rods e
of and 57i.o0 # s of the NV cor.
OF Eta of SWfrlL. said .rt. being
on the SW'ly right of way line of
the Pere Marquette railroad; IN
$ 20 pit, which is $500 It n OF
S line 81 Sec; tn E $500 IT.; IN
n 10000 It: tn f 50s.5o II TO the
NASH line; tn y $3.50 IT In N&St
line to the Swly right Of way line
ot the Pere Marquette railroad; Tn
~NW'ly in said right Of way line TO
the. pl of beg; being a part of "a
of SWIRL
II 1915 1871 $50
Com. at pit. 40 rods of u Sec. post
on w side Of Sec. IS; tn. due f
chs. and 80 ks; tn. along railroad
track In SE'ly direction, chs.
and IS ks: IN due w IS chs. and
IS ks; tn y 3 chs and 9s ks.
along Sec. line to pit, of beg, con-
tanning \ of land
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-02-07
den Homes Unrecorded Sec.
'BusnA Vista"
"The Eysr1rOsns''

BeE IN the w line OF Lot 3 AT n pit
which is SIS II y of Sw cor OF Lot
;. IN y t4.sf II to the NV cor of
Lot-3; tn def 27ell' 20 the right
52.s7 II IN the WHY line OF Lot .:
III def 72osi' to the right 1918
II TO pit in the y line Of Lot
which pit is rs II " OF the Sc cor
OF lot I; tn s so n In the E line
Of. Lot /: tn W 1850 II IN a line
parallel TO the S limo os Lot ) TO
the pl Of beg. Being a part OF Lots
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-02-07

Beg. at Sc cor Of n 1850 A OF w
sl.20 4 OF SWfrlL tn n 10 rods
in u line; tn w $3.50 rods. tn SE'ly
II rods 10 II in the NE'ly right Of
way line of the Pere Marquette
railroad to a pt which is e6.5 rods
w of the pl. of beg: tn + 26.5 rods
20 the pl. Of beg. also beg at the
Sc cor of n 20.30 A of w Sl.2O A of
SWfrlL tn w c6.5 rods tn SE'ly
on nelly right of way line of the.
Pere Marquette railroad 10 n point
In the f line of said w sl.20 A,
which pit. Is 5000 IT Of the pl.
az beg; tn " 5000 IT in the N line
to the pl. of beg, being a part of
the w Sl.20 A of SWfrlE
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-02-07

~ rods H&S
6 .s2 1871 7os
Beg. In f line Of sec at point which
is 1885 ~ OF NE cor OF Sec; tn
n I7L35 II to NE cor Of sec:-th
W So rods in y line Of sec TO NV
tn s 1880 II in W line OF said 81
Ac; IN sEly 10 pi OF beg; being
part of YEH at q SEs,,n 40,
Com. at W. post Of sec; IN s 6755S
II In the W line of sec; tn + 72o.i5
n: tn " 0oeo3 f 1885 II for a
place OF beg: IN " I7os5' e 2s7i2
S shore Of MURRAY Lake: tn swiy
along the Lake Shore TO q point
which is " 1870 W a57 II from
the nj Of beg: in s 1870 z 357 II
10 the place OF beg; being part
Of the Nw,. and part Of swi
E 20 a q /, w i Of W" 80 :; Swq Is.
Eta of NEk. exc 2so a for ceme-
terry. said 270 A desc as: Beg in
ifnc-of Sec at poin. which "a
rods w Of Ne cor Of Sec; tn w
20 rods in y line OF sec: tn S 20
rrds; tn z 1875 rods; IN y 9
rods: tn Z 525 rods; tn y IL rods
II i7.7o 1871 ss,s.
sWit
II 100 1891 szb5
Beg. at NE cor Of Sec: tn ~ seer
so" W s5s.5s II in y line 20 Sec:
IN : 30o55'20" W t7?i0 n. tn S
sse27'5o" r ease IT: tn y 5sezT|
T. POS It: IN y s5o5230" + si347
n to r line OF Sec: tn y 1890 T.
235.i0 II in r line Of Sec 10 pl Of
beg. being part Of SEt
IL s.55 1881 $50
Com. at Ne cor ~ Sec; IN sioso
" 4f2.5o II in the z lin. OF Sec;
IN y sso2T5o" W .35f.77 II; tn
s 5e5s2o" W 5os7t II for a pl OF
beg. tn s 5o'5'7o" W 1885 n; IN y
sse47't5" W 2os.5O #: IN n 3es3
2or 2 1895 It: In 8 sssfT4s" T.
2os.7o II 20 the pl OF beg: being a
part OF SEN and part % Nwfrl
Il
IS $50 1871 t.3
SEA- % $50
E IS 4 ots So a "a Nvii
W. y 2, A ~ SWt
- -
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"Calkius Packard Street
0.AAA-< sNA~w
"EAsTovE1 HILLS"

Beg So a. :, the ~ 60 cor -, OF Lot 10 IN
the line OF Lot 4; tn L so II In
the S line OF Lot TO the pl Of
beg; being a part of Lots 3. I and
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-02-07
Of '1vsrgrssn Little
YaYmlv
sxAHoN rowHsArP

Ac in NV cor OF so Ac Of NEfrl
u said Ac being 10 rods E&W
and Is rods MAS
1891 $50
swE Of NwK. also .2s Ac IN the
NV cor of SCI. OF NwL. said ?2s
Ac desc. as: Beg. at the NV cor Of
SEk Of NWA; tn s 90 W TAI chs
In the W line OF the SELL Of NV
u; tn ~ $50 r 2s6 chs; tn My in
the hwy to point In the y line
OF the SEX Of WV; tn s sse w
NWk to the pl af beg; also 1877
Ac in the Sw cor Of the sEh OF
NwL. said 1877 Ac desc as: Com
at the NV cor OF SEx Of NWh :
III 90 w 1i2i chs in the W line
OF Sell Of Nwk for pl of beg
In 90 W to the SW cor OF SEX
of NWK TN Ely LIS chns In the
5 line of SEA- Of NWL tn My in
the hwy to a point which Is 1862
II p OF the pi OF beg; tn w 1852 II
TO the ri Of beg.
II AIS 1871 1855
Beg. At NE cor Of sec: IN S s6e
w Il rods and 90 links in the y
line Of sec: the S 80 f 80 rods and
Is links: tn S SO W 90 rods; tn
S $50 W 10 rods: TN 40 " as
cor Of Ell Of NEE tn y $50 Z
so rods In the E&WE line 10 the
EiL post OF Sec: IN N'3o W 100
rods in the + line Of Sec 70 the ri
OF beg. being a part OF Ell of NE
u
II 55.i5 1871 7.i5
10 Ac in NV cor a. Wa ~ NEk
said 10 Ac being 40 rds E&W and
40 rds N&s
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-02-07
Lot 80, Garden Homes sus.,
Unrecoydsd

desc. as follows: Com at NV cor
Of EN- of NEk Sec: tn s S6s5e2o'
r SIT II In Sec line; tn le23't0
W $50 II for a pi OF beg: IN $50
$3.50" z 2o6 Il; tn is3Jto" W
1855 Il: IN n s6e5S'i0" w 2o6 II;
tn le33so" z 1855 II to pl OF beg !;
being q part OF Eh OF NEA
"a 1871 1907
All that part Of Ell Of sWk. which
lies ~ OF the y line OF the hwy.
known as L. S. ~. exc. S.15 Ac. In
the Sc cor OF the above desc. said
s.?5 Ac being used for hospital
purposes and desc. as fCilows;
COM. at So post Of sec; IN y 6oi
/, in N&sk line for a pi Of beg:
IN s iss II In N&sx line; IN W
so6 Il: th def. 7eoc' 20 the right
ga n: IN y tsl II to a point which
Is $50 II " Of pl OF beg; IN r 35i
IT: tn y so II: tn f Si II: tn $
50 II; tn E ili II TO pl OF beg. also
exc. the n GAS ~ of the Z 507 II
of said En- OF Swk
% $3.50 1871 ss.4+
See prAcedina descriptlOns for Gar