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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-01-31
LIZA fowuBNIP
Town 10. South, BauSs Mo. 4 n

So OF SWk OF Swk exc. $50 a
In sW cor. for school purposes.
said $50 A being . rods z & W
and rods " A. s
. 1850 1871 "a.
EN- Of NV. '
rs so i9lI ann
Com. at So post Of Sec: tn Ne "
600 chs. in tho N&SL line for a
place of beg; tn " lie W 1870 chs.
In the N&sH line; IN s s3eio' =
1885 chs; tn $50 ( 100 chs.
Tn 55o 2 5.et chs; tn 1880
Ia chs; tn s t5o53' T. i5S chs:
IN 1890 + 40 chs: Tn sse30'
W ll.i4 chs; tn " Ia w Ass chs
IN S $500 W 9'07 chs: IN n 10 W
7.S0 chs; IN sse30' W . chs tf.
place OF beg; being a part Of sEk
is 1851 1871 1882
Beg. In N&SL line at a point SIS
chs v OF 81 post: IN ~ so rods in
= line; IN w 40 rods; "a s 80
rods; IN r 40 rods TO place Of
beg, being a part OF SwfrlL
IL 1b f1al IS
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"sonnis sras Country Club"


Lot 20 1871 LIS
Lot $40, exc. beg. at the most E'ly
cor. OF Lot $40; tn SWly to the
most sly cor OF Lot $40; the
NW1y 10 Il in the SW'ly line OF lot
80; tn NE'ly to a point In the
Nelly line 20 Lot $40: the SE1y 10
II to the pl OF beg. Lot al. also
beg. at. the most Ely cor OF Lot
$40; IN SW'ly TO the most Sly cor
OF Lot $40: tn NW1y 10 n in the
SWly line Of Lot $40: tn NEly to
point in the NEly line OF Lot
$40; tn SE'ly 10 II to the pl of
beg: being part OF Lot 40 and
entire Lot al
1871 1914
Lot IL 1881 rs
"sunriss Beach susdivisionr
Lot II isai t-s
Lot % 1871 i,s
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SEA of swH of SEA
sEfrlL OF swfrlx OF sEfrlk
1911 1871 7.7S
81 OF 80 lssi-lssa n.,s
sfrlh Of SEfrlh
so,o7 1871 5l.7s
so rods In width of the sEfrlk OF
sWfrlA
$ 1893 A Of = a5.ss A of 5 4o.ss a
i7.53 1881 s.sI
e SIS of swh swh exc. ~ A off
n end
5 1875 1892 ssI
E SIS Of swtrlH OF sWfrlK. exc.
the n % rods and 5 links in width
s 1903 1su i:.ss
y 25.2l A Of sEfrlH Of Swirl.
S 1921 l9S1-l932 13.sS
sEfrlh # the SWfrlk, exc the S
so rods in width thereof
25.:l l,u 1885
NWA OF Nwk
II 40 1871 2sls
NETT Y. exc: the p IS A OF the Sc
frlh OF NETT Z ~
wtrlA of NHsfri 10 Of sEfr rSii ''''
w 20 A OF WfrlA OF Nfrlh OF Sc
fix
IS 20 1891 1877
WITTY OF Nifty OF SETH. exc
the W 20 A thereof
rs 20.si 1891 1875
Com. at NV cor Of Ell OF Nwk: Il
S 00o1P z l5s2.1o II. in the w
line Of En- OF NWh tn " ssois
F. 24,75 II: tn j 53e20' 2254t
It; N e2o2s' E 1855 II. tn $
27o32' W fS0 II for pl n beg. Tn
Ss2o2s' E 40 II; tn S 27e32' w l7S
n; IN. NW'ly TO a pit. which Is $
27e32 W 1873 81 from the pl. Of
beg; TN y 27o32' Y 1873 n. tc
the pl Of beg. being a part OF Els
% NWk
M Of SEX Of MEX. exc. IA IN 81
cor, said IA being rods L d "
and 90 rods " & s.
30 10 1871 500
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Lat IS Garden Homes Unrecordsd
Subd. desc. as follows: Com at NV
cor Of sec: IN ie2f:0" w t5t n
in W line OF sec: tn s s7sS7' z -
rds for a pi OF beg IN S s7e51' 2
lo7 Il; tn ie2f3o" w 2os Il: IN
Ns7eS7' W io1 II: tn " Is3g5o' r
sos Il for pl OF beg. being a
part of WITTY of Nwfr IL
10 1891 Tp2
Lot so Garden Homes Cnrecorded
Subd. desc. as follows: C,m a. NV
cor Of sec: IN S ie2f30" w IS
rds in " line of sec; In s s7e57
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-01-31

" IJfI NV
Lot lis Garden Homes Unrecorded
Subd., desc as follows: Com at NV
cor Of sec; tn le2f5o" W 30 rds
in " line OF sec; IN s s7o57' Il
1851 II fer pl OF beg; tn S Sc
81 e 296.es II; tn s le3l'4o" W
1855 It In E line of w fri u OF NV
frlk tn y s7o57' W 1888 II tn n
1e2P3o" F. 1863 II to the ,pl Of beg;
@ being a part OF Wfrlh OF Nwfrlh.
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B. Of C..

Continued from Page one),
the individual who is 10 receive
the Community Service Award
This will be the seventh year that
the award has been given by the
Board OF Commerce. Members OF
Mr.. Nissly's committee are Rev.
Speer and z. A. Mellencamp. Rec
concentrations OF the group are TO
be made at the next board meeting
Folders reporting the findings OF
the Postwar Planning Commit
tee TO date were distributed by
Paul Ungrodt, who told OF the
progress OF that committee In max.
ing its surveys. In the folder are
included findings of the various
population, public works, and in
dustrial surveys carried on, and
a map showing the present distri-
button Of classes OF property in
this area. The folder is TO be dis
tributed TO all business and pro
fessional persons, to city officials,
heads OF all civic organizations,
school officials, and TO all Cham
bers OF Commerce and other inter
ested groups throughout the state.
To Seek Membership
Plans for one day membership
drive, to be launched with a lunch.
con at the Hotel Huron on Tues
day. May 8. were approved by
board members. D. T. Quirk
chairman OF the membership COM
mittee, announced that he is or.
ganizing a group OF IS solicitors,
which is TO include members OF
the board.
Board members plan study
OF possibility OF establishing a Com
munity Foundation for the purpose
OF receiving requests and gifts to
be used for community purposes,
following a discussion on that sub
ject The proposed foundation
would be governed by a self per.
petuating board OF trustees. and
would be empowered to accept
gifts and requests for the City of
Ypsilanti and to distribute them
according to wishes OF the givers.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-04-26
There's Nothing Like
Home Says Touqh Ranger

Fort Smith. Ark, Apr. Gap
The head OF one OF the worlds
toughest fighting outfits-the Am
erican Rangers-says there's moth
ing like the peace and quiet OF
home.
Col. Bill Darby. the 32.yesr-old
Ranger commander. told a crowd
OF more than $500 that turned out
yesterday to give the native Fort
Smithian a hero's homecoming.
You can never sell me a travel
ticket to Sicily, Italy or North
Africa after the war"
The thing was fighting for
was 10 come back TO my family
here" he said. This is the most
beautiful community in the world
and feel qualified TO say it.
Col. CARLY flew in from Washing.
ton Monday for his first visit In
four years with his parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Percy Darby OF Fort
Smith.
Mayor Chester Holland. in whose
back yard the Ranger commander
played as boy, presented Darby
with a parchment scroll expressing
the city's appreciation for his
work. The presentation followed a
parade in his honor.
Darby is veteran OF battles in
North Africa and Italy and the or
ganizer OF the Ranger force. He
wears the distinguished service
cross. purple heart. silver star, and
the British distinguished service
order.
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PRODUCE
{ VOLTS Grocery
Ray K. Holland Off
State Payroll Again
{ Buying Prices

Lansing Mich. Apr 2s-AP-At-
ter one sizeable pay check Ray K.
Holland. Of Ann A.bor. director Of
the Public Service Commission.
again is working for the state for
nothing
Last week. Holland received back
salary amounting 10 about $500
for 10 months Of work He had not
been paid previously because the
State Clyil Service Commission
contended he was holding his posi-.
ton irreRularly. but Attorney Gen.
cral Herbert J. Rushton disagreed
and he got his money.
Tuesday Thomas Wilson, civil
service director. said he had delet.
ed Hollands name from the COM
missions next payroll and would
continue TO refuse. to approve pay.
ment to him.
The auditor generals office.
which allowed the back salary pay
ment on the basis OF Rushton's
opinion. indicated II would ask for
another opinion relative 10 its
right to pay Holland on separate
payroll which would not fall into
tho Ciyn Service departments
| hands.
Chairman Gilbert T. Shilson OF
the commission said his agency
would take no further steps until
| It had consulted over the dispute.
The Ciyil Service Commission
has said 1t would ask Rushton to
/ Withdraw his opinion.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-04-26
Precedent Broken in
Georgia, Two Flags

Atlanta. Ca. Apr 26- AP A
precedent was broken today when
the stars and Stripes flew in down.
town Atlanta along with the Con.
federate flag.
In the past when Georgia paused
on Confederate Memorial Day 10
pay tribute to the men who wore
the Grey it was customary to fly
the Confederate flag alone. Today
II flew beneath the American flag
at Five Points, famed Atlanta in
tersection.
Nobody Is more sentimental
about the Confederacy than ! am, q"
said Mayor William b. Hartsfield.
but with our country At var. We
must not he sentimental. Wen
fly both flags with the Stars and
Stripes above and salute them
both"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-04-26
Daily Market Report

Detroit. Mich. Apr 2s--CATTLE:
Good s3sIl25lb. steers brought
Sl575: with bulk good snortted
steers and yearlings az {l450
1925. common and medium grades
mostly sl250.lt00 Scattered heif-
ers sold from $3.50 down Cows
were very slow. weak TO 25c lower
than last weeks close. beef grades
of Most. Common and medium
beef cows brought SS.5Ollb0, can.
ners and cutters mostly {650-s rs,
Bulls sold steady 10 strong early.
later trading at standstill Good
heavy sausage bulls made ille5
bulk S90O.l05o. Replacement cat
tie we're scarce. steady
CALVES-Top and bulk good
aud choice Nealers brought $3.50
Common and medium sold ~ SO 90.
400. some medium to good kinds
Sli50-l5.50. Culls ranged IS 0o.9 40
HOGS Good and choice 200-5iu-
ID. barroVs and gifts sold steady a.
the il39 support price A few raj
shipped offerings $500 Otherr
were unevenly 25'5oc lower. Most
270.S00 III. hogs made $1,000 and
100000 lbs. Sl25ol275 Desira bic
10000 lbs. brought &12.75l326.
l6o.ls0 lbs. tl200.l2 so and l40-l53
lbs Sll00,ll25. SoSs sold SOC low.
er at tll.00.ll.S0. Stags made 1875
ter25.. Siocker and feeder pigs
ranged from Slo.25 down.
SHEEP A few lots OF good and
choice wooded native lambs brought
SIS o0.l6.25: good and choice shorn
lambs with No pelts made fli50.
l475. most medium to choice shorn
lambs with No. and pelts un
evenly tl3.00.it00. Shorn Gull
lambs cashed at 100000. a fow
good and choice shorn ewes brought
s. 80; most shorn Gull ewes So so.
400. some wooded cullS around
$5o0.5.25.
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W ar

Continued from Page One)
hurting one spearhead TO within III.
tie more than a mile OF the Japan
ese alrfields In the Hollandia area
Another L. $ column made prog
ross in Its drive toward the vital
dromes, thus rapidly developing a
pincers on the rich air installa
lions.
At Aitape. $50 miles east Of the
Hollandia sector. American aud
Australian forces cleared the en-
tire area OF Jap resistance Rem
nants Of the enemy garrison we're
deployed into the hills.
In the Central Pacific, American
forces we're firmly established on
Ujelang stoll. westernmost OF the
Marshall chain, after taking their
22nd coral formation In that group
Sunday.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-04-26
Social
BAPTIST BOY SCOUT
TROOP REORGANIZES


The committeeman OF the First
Baptist Church Boy Scout Troop
~ Tuesday reorganized and set the
detectives for the next two months.
These detectives included an at
tempt TO obtain a full-time scout
master. reorganization OF the troop
committee. reorganization OF pa
trolls and a summer campaign pro-
gram.
A meeting including the junior
stan was also held to formulate
these detectives into an active pro-
gram. Earl Hubbard is chairman
OF the troop committee and Paul
Hatch is secretary-treasurer; Jaul
Tower. Jr.. junior assistant scout
master. and under him Is a stan OF
four patrol leaders. Each member
OF the committee will sponsor a
patrol,
The next board Of review will be
May IS.
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Fine Points in Bridqe
81 shspPara safelsy

the S, putting the 7 on EAst's 9
and letting the s WIN. West sent
hack his spade Q to the X, and
South then rltied the heart 4 with
the .ddmnyS last trump.
When the club X and Q dropped
East's J. South promptly placed
the other two clubs with West.
The play he planned weuid have
worked, however. II they had been
divided between the two defend.
ers. He sent a spade to East's J.
ruled the returned diamond and
then led his last spade.
He also had the club 5 and
heart 9. and the dummy held the
club AS and the diamond 9. II
West had both clubs and the
heart X. as he did. he was
squeezed. II he put on a club, both
Of the dummys would have been
good; II his heart X. then the Q
and the club A would have scored
the last two tricks. II the missing
clubs were divided. then the last
trick would be sure anyway In
that suit.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-04-26
Miss JedeIe Married
TO Charles Walquist

Ann Arbor. Mich. Apr 20 An.
nouncomcnt is being made OF the
marriage Of Miss Nalla Marie Jede-
lc, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs Albert
J. Jedelr. to Charles Walquist. son
Of Mrs Carrie Walquist. Racine,
via
The ceremony took place In the
Zion Lutheran Church with Rev.
r G. Stellhorn officiating. Satur-
day evening.
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ALL FACTIONS IN SIGHT

IN SOME proportion OF all
hands, the deelarer has TO act
upon the basis OF probabilities.
without being quite sure Just
what Is going to develop. On other
occasions. every important factor
is clearly in sight to him. II he has
his eyes open. and he does not re-
quire any complex deductions to
figure out just what is the situa-
ton. He knows. just as definitely
as a chess player does. And he has
only the chess players problem OF
what to do about things he can
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-04-26
Pick Of The Air Today

1880 Dorothy Gish in "Redemp-
ton
BIS S-Frankie Csrls Band.
S:30-Dr. Christian.
9.00-Frank Sinatra and Adolphe
Menjou:
9:30-Jack Carson variety:
10:30-Gould and Templeton;
DISCRIMINATION to Music
BLU-7-Connee Boswell show:
7:30-Lone Ranger,
S30-Drama. My Best Girls" ;
300 Dunninger's Broadcast,
1910 Soldiers with Wings.
MBS-7 30 Halls OF Montezuma:
$50 Xavier Cugat orchestra;
9.30-First Nighter and Glider
sleeve.
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Municipal Court

Charged with driving while in
toxicated and with being involved
in a minor accident, Gerald Patrick
o 'Malley, Belleville, was given al.
tentative Of paying 500 or OF serv-
ing a 90 day term in county Jail.
Arrested on a warrant for a traffic
violation. Lambert Lanoye. 1l9 n.
Hamilton St. paid $40 for speed
ing, John ]. Eberts. Belleville, paid
SO and George c. Wellock paid
$l5. For a stop street violation
which caused a minor accident Ju-
Illus Peplau paid $40.
Receipts 10 court for Tuesday
were Sll0.
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A GOOp.NEIGHBOR
CREED

4 good party live neighbor
thinks of il this wayi ''Some.
body else on my line may be
waiting TO make a call, so ]
won't talk any longer than !
have 10. when the line is in
use and I'm waiting my turn,
! won't interrupt. When !
finish a call, Ill make sure
I've hung up properly, be-
cause if one instrument 10
left of the hook Il puts all
the telephones on the line
out Of service"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-04-26
Patton Says We Should
See More Of Each Other

London, Apr. 26-AP-Lt. Gen.
George S Patton, Jr.. declared yes
tsrdsy that II was the destiny OF
the United States, Britain and Rus
s!s 20 rule the world and added
that for that reason they should
see more Of each other"
Speaking at luncheon opening a
British club for American soldiers,
Patton said
Undoubtedly it is our destiny to
rule the world-we Americans. the
British, and. OF course. the Rus.
slams. Therefore we should see
more OF each other"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-04-26
PLAN couNsEllNG

Kalamazoo. Mich. Apr. 26-AP--
Establishment OF veterans rehsbIl.
itation and unemployment counsel
ing offices IN all local communities
in southwestern Michigan was the
object OF a conference here today.
The meeting, attended by repre-
sentatives from eight counties. was
the first OF series 10 be held in all
sections OF the state.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-04-26
Shower Compliments
Miss Elaine Wright

A shower was given Tuesday eve
ming in honor OF Miss Elaine
Wright, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lester Wright. Z. Cross St. by
Mrs. Milford Osburn and daughter,
Jeanette, Mrs. Marshall Harris,
and Mrs. c. |. Arend, at the osburn
home.
Guests were from Ypsilanti, Sa-
line and Belleyille. Games were
played and prizes given 10 the win
ners. Refreshments Of ice cream,
cake and coffee were served. The
cake was beautiful with a bride
and groom adjoining the top.
Miss Wright's marriage to George
W. Reed will take place May s.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-04-26
Rural Events

THURSDAY
Salem
Girl Scouts birthday Party at
Beverley Lykc's home 20 p m.
All mothers invited
Superior
North Superior Extension Group
meets with Mrs. Albert Stacbler
and Mrs Donald Staehlcr.
FRIDAY
stony Creek
Church Night at Methodist
Church sponsored by Mary Martha
Guild
Birthday supper at Stony Creek
Grange all : p m.
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Fire in Lodge

Firemen were called TO the Ypsi
Lodge, Franklin ST., Tuesday. when
an oil heater in the room OF Jessie
May Shears flsred up. The flames
had been extinguished by the care
taker when tremen arrived. At
1880 a. m. Tuesday they respond
ed 10 a call 10 81 Armstrong Court,
where smoke was caused from q
fan fuse blowing out. while short.
ly afterwards they responded to a
call 10 the home OF Mrs. celia
Beardsley, 423 y. Adams ST., where
a pipe was smoking.
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MAY END sroPPAGE

Holland, Mich. Apr. 26-AP =
International ALL representatives
from Detroit were expected here
today 10 help terminate work
stoppage OF about 800 employees
OF the Chris-Craft Corp. which local
union officials termed unauthor.
ised. Ralph Dokter, Businessman.
aser OF local 1891, international
Ship and Boat Builders Union. ex-
pressed regret over the interrup.
ton in production OF landing barg-
es and said he hoped the dispute
could be ended soon.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-04-26
In the Sick Room

James Poupard, nov in Boyer
Hospital recovering after a major
operation, expects 10 be able to re-
turn home this week end. He will
be confined 10 his bed indefinitely,
but will be allowed some visitors.
The condition OF Merle Renton,
who recently underwent an opera.
tion at the University Hospital in
Ann Arbor, is as we'll as can be
expected.
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RECOMMEND DISMISSAL

Selfridge Field. Apr. 20 AP =
general court martial found 1t.
Milton r. Henry Of Philadelphia
guilty on eleven counts OF miscon
duct last night and recommended
his dismissal from the Army. The
trial lasted two days.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-04-26
Chinese Tea Planned
in YpsiIanti Church

A Chinese thank offering tea will
be held in the congregational
Church Thursday at s p. m.
Parlors OF the church will be ar
ranged to represent a Chinese home
and hostesses will be in costume.
Guest speakers will be DR.. and
Mrs. George Wilder who spent so
years in evangelistic and educa'
tional work in China. Special music
for the tea will be furnished by
Mrs. Margaret Bibbins Stanchfield,
violinist. and Mrs. Atwood Mean
drew, pianist.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-04-26
Titus F. HutzeI. 80.
Ann Arbor, Suecumbs

Ann Arbor, Apr. 26-Titus F
Hutzel. SO, in the plumbing bust
ness here for 43 years. died at
his home last night. Hutzel was
a former city alderman, president
OF the board OF public works and
helped plan Ann Arbor's present
water system.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-04-26

You could not ask a neater ex-
ample OF squeeze play, which
could be read as a likely winner,
than developed on this deal. South
had to drop his diamond Q on the
X after West led the 10. and his
spade A won the returned 2.
which East picked to prevent ruffs
OF hearts in the dummy. South led
the heart 2 to the A and led back
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-04-26
Deaths
MISS ALA PECK

Funeral services for Miss Alta
{. Peck will be Thursday al > p
m. at the Moore Funeral Home
Rev. W. r. Shaw will ofticiate and
burial viii be In Highland Gene
terry. Friends may call at the fu
neral home.
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Births

Daughter: To Mr.. and Mrb.
James T. Mccormick, Willow Run
Village. April 26. at Boyer Hos
pital; weight seven pounds Ia
ounces,
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Vegetables
BEETS Topped, bu,. No. /. 400
i50.
BROCCOLI No. !. $3.50.
TURNIPS-Topped. bu.. 90cf %.
RUTABAGAS No. / bua Ill 20.
CELERY CABBAGE- no. /. bu
$i50.200.
CABBAGE-No. !, bu.. 81 00l.25.
RED CABBAGE $50 lbs) S2.35.
CARROTS-Topped. No. / bu..
tl.50l.76.
CAULlFLOWDR- Du., No. /. t2.3
oNloNS-Dry. No. medium (ceIl
ing) 30 lbs. 1859.
PARSNIPS No. J, S3.00.35o.
POTATOES-No. /. 100 lbs. s. 90
2.25.
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AbmztMas ASv g1ssIw aGAans
hMa GUgzD HZ7EzYNR/

AMERICANS are standing together in this
war. We're learning TO share what we have -
the work and hardships as we'll a. the comforts
and conyeniences - with our neighbors.
More and more people are being asked TO
share party line telephone service, as a war
necessity By treating others on the line as they
themselves would like to he treated, good party
line neighbors help TO improve their own SER
vice and that Of the people who share it,
MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY
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Speak Marriage Vows

Roy NJ. Walls. Texas, and Maxine
Williamson. Eubank: Ky, spoke
their marriage vows Monday In the
Baptist parsonage with Rev. Will
liam Shaw officiating. The couple
were unattended. They will reside
IL Willow Run Village.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-04-26
YpsiLanh Briefs
Time Chained

Meeting OF the Postwar P,su-
ming committee originally SEIZED
uled for Friday evening, has been
changed to Tuesday d, o'clock.
al the City Hall.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-04-26
Fruits

Fruits
APPLES Northern Spies. No I,
S3.5O.3.75. Greetings. No. I. $500
$50. steel Reds. No. /. $3.50
3.75.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-04-26
Three Rsprlmandsd

Three juveniles were given severe
reprimands by city police. and re.
leased 10 their parents, after they
were apprehended while creating a
disturbance at Gilbert House Tues.
day evening.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-04-26
adcsstlno Company

Natlor 1sdcastlno Company
RED NJ. RK-WLW 700. WWJ
$50. WHAM 1850, WMAQ go.
BLUE NETWORK-WXYZ 1870
Columbia Graduating Company
WJR $50. WBBM $50. WCKY 1890
WFBM 1860. VICAR 1880. WBNS
1850, WOOD 1910.
Mutual Broadeasting Company
BLUE NETWORK - WLW 700
CKLW 500. WJBK 1890 WGN 720
RED NETWORK WLW 700.
Tonight
NBC-S- Mr.. and Mrs. North
800 Eddie Cantor:
$50 District Attorney;
10:00-Kay Kyser Hour:
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-04-26
Detroit Cash Grain

WHEAT No. >, S70%.
OATS-No. .. white. Susie.
Mailing BARLEY-range. ;l4t
l52; barley needles. {l.26.