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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

UNFURNIsHED HOUSE near Connecticut
ave. bedrooms 2 baths; up to Sl75
UNEURN. HOUSE. . or bedrms., no
small children. no pets year lease or
Longer; E best references. best care. Box
OFFICIAL of the Government of India
enc snd wife at present in small apartment at
ene, ene Gsrlyn, 2ooo 2ns St, require larger ac-
rrnisbse f5 is5se Rsrin furnished or un
west preferred ExecutiVe saa 54s4, EXT nof4a, e.
TWoBEDkooM Tsfa 3 fnf ho6sR RP or apartment sr
Ext s. OF DIT pnnssiaisaf nss4 sxf So phoss g.
a'E bna VIII 10Y home to rent qnfurnished
permanent civilian residents. who will give
1t good care. Spot with fresh air and
green gree .usass Grass preferred, Call Union 1870
NAVAL OFFICER. perm. stationed. ur-
fently needs 2 or 3 bedroom unfur house;
siinn smimaci oo5s hskps, Rental maximum. S10o.
ARMY CAPTAIN, permanent duty, needs
as soon as possible, modern, unfurnished
desired: s7o.sso: preference Kensinston, a.
sSer sSe ES s9rns ss4s Bethesf Or Hob Re. Re
SAxAL 'ofTicEs. 1 forcsd N to sssei vseate due to
fhgouse house or apt; preferably in District or Va Va
FRENCH MISSION MEMBER desires . or
3 bedroom furn. or unfurn. house with
garden. quiet. cool NV sec, within reas.
transp.;; dist. 10th and Columbia: up to
Sl25: best ref, ia. 6341. A.
WANTED, unfurniShed 3-bedroom house
with or without inclosed porch. by re-
sponsible former home owner native Wash
lngtonlan, northwest or good northeast
Sssetion; Box 221- X, Star. A.
HOUSE SOLD; wife of naval officer needs
. TO room unfurn. house: NV. or Silver
Spring; S100. SH. l547
NEED D or more rooms in sc. location;
YARD and basement; permanent resident;
guaranteed good care. TR 662T.
PROTESTANT MINISTER, permanent
wants 2-bedroom unfurn house or apt:
BrooklaEd or Woodbridge areas desired
NAVAL OFFICER wants unfurnished house
3 bedrooms, large lot suburban district of
nv Alexandria or Arlington, rent $50
Help man back from long overseas duty
Box 6a-K. Star. 5s
PERMANENT RESIDENTS or 4 bed
rooms, unfurnished; Northwest, Chevy
Chase, ID. C.. Md, Arlington: immediate
or ial occupaney Glebe 11so. a.
3-BEDR0OM HOUSE in Silver Spring,
kensinston Bethesda or Potomac area
with no objection to children, all Of school
age and well behaved; 3 TO months rent
soyaneed. $50 70 $50 pei, month: refs.
BY JULY ist OR 18th, 3 or 4 bedroom
u transp NV sec, ref; adults. MI.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

BUNGALOW, from owner on premises;
iwooosr rooms and bath M modern Improvements
BUNGALOW beautiful corner lot, trees
s,sn,SIl s45 Willow ave, Takoma Park. sH, 2:25
100 BLocK W. LELAND ST. Chevy Chase
;stucco: II rms, 4 baths, h VIII h 1olii,
6uIit.in gar large lot. V. S, Hurbert.
aA $500 84IJ; nIk 81 ath 4 sT S. ny ,r,c,
rms. bath, lat heat redecorated imme-
gate possession; small down payment. v.
soo Hqs9sci BEock M NV .9F jERSFy 81 .yf i
sfleK' 10 rms bath, h. VIII, OcoaD; $1,000
ash oa., reouired V. S. Hurlbert, Ma 1870,
CONGRESS HTs.-6-rm brick. semidet.:
cash, S3s 81 per mo- incl. taxes, int and
;gs 1n3I So MeC1ns; S.,n Sr excl ast AT, 7l9o.
planted chicken houses and yard. CaI
eIao End d ST. o' NE,25yroom n -e5G1 brick. semi
oetache' > inclosed rear porcheS. com
plstely r r nloyaSed large side lot and ga
NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE N.w-Real value;
cgc;ilo6oif oficK; Fs auto gas hea garaee
NEAR WALTER REED fH5sn HosPrTAIAttrats "A 24l9 g.
attic, clubrm., . freplaceS gar shown by
appoint. orrison' RA, 54l6, exclusively.
ATTRACTIVE BUNGALOW. spacious
rms. OIL heated, large shaded lot; very de-
slraole NV. Orrison, EA. 54l6. exclusively.
POSSESSION soos-57o6 chew CO.. A..
parkway, Chevy Chase, D c., | block Conn
aye. express BUS; 0 rooms. 2 baths. brick,
o!i neat Will recondition; l5 other de-
1Iached homes nearby 6 rooms and bath to
! rooms and baths. Terms, 81 900
casn, balance like rent. Fulton r Gordon
pioneer developer. of Chevy Chase, D c.
Eno E other ADDITIONS TO Washington. 1927
IT,, NV apfS
BrokeIs attention.
SILVER SPRING BUNGALOWS rooms.
path 81 800; B rms, bath. flrepl' gar
S3SsS91, SSS y IuIl cellars H. F. Bieber, SH. 6565
kESsINGTON-5 bedrooms. finished attic,
path path breakfast room, living room ] 7x32,,
IuIl basement; hot-water heat: beautiful
erounas, HANDICAPPED shade fruit and
nnowTers, garden: outbuidings: S1l 800.
Sal Mrs Haycraft, WI. 651O
MIohIdAN PARK Detached brick a
rooms. breakfast nook, recreation room
nnisneo room 3rd hoor, baths, gas heat
porch; ideal location. No brokers' or
agentA Dupont 3953.
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BOARDING-ROOMING-

A large corner property. over 13 900 50.
1t. of ground block from business center;
cash returns over S400 month. Has large
porch. front and side; center hall, / extra
trance on 1st floor: 4 bedrooms and bath
on 2nd floor; attic, h. w h.. coal t61a tons
past yearl: fully weather. r-stripped. screened
and insulated: a variety of fruit trees,
strawberries, flowers, shrubbery, vegetable
garden; garaee. Asking $4,000. including
business, properties and complete equip
ment, even silver. washing machine,
blankets, etr. W CLEVER CO., INC,
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HOUSES uNEuRNIsHEn

vAcANT-DET. CORNER 18th NV.
5917 10th st. n.w-Large brick home,
II rooms 3iz baths, hot-water heat, oil
burner: perfect condition: double garage
Open Sat, Sun, to pm. Phone Ma
9251: at night, DU. 1927. PAUL MA
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CITT,pEPEP VA

An excellent farm of IS acres, fully
equipped with arm. frame house with elec-
tricity and all necessary outbulldinss.
All land cleared for cultivation with ex:
ception of acres of timber that VIII
cut $1,000 or more worth of cord wood.
Sperryville rd. An ideal place for. re-
tired family 9, Owner forced to sell a. .
301 any time Sat. and sun. until 1880
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NFAP ROCKVJTJF Mn

$50 acres chester loan soil; 5O-cow
dairy, shipping to D. c. Good main
brick house, also tenant house 33-head
livestock; tractor and other implements.
Priced low for quick sale. Reasonable
JOHN A. BRIcKLEY. EXCLUSIVE AGENT
Forest Glen. Md. Sligo S55I
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SMALL FARMS.

AN ACRE AND INDEPENDENCE
80 minutes downtown, good road, water
mains, electricity; nearby farm with
city improvements; plenty of room for
garden, fruits, yegS., chickens, etc; near
Fairfax High School and Lee hwy; two
bus lines, car not needed. Why so miles
out in the country for a lot of cheap.
useless anG with no city conveniences?
We are builders and can build your house
after the war without any down payment
II your farm is Laid for: price, $500 (no
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$50 DOWN, $40 MONTH.

Drive out Lee hwy. or Lee blvd. to
Fairfax Circle Cat Howard Johnson'sl. +.
turn right to sign FAIRFAX, ACRES. Or
call Mr. Mack any weekday at Falls
Church 2031-J for free trip any day or
early evening Git is light now till p.m.).
Open all dAY SUNDAYS. Bring 81 10 depOSit.
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ARLINGTON VA

Immediate Observation-Disclosures frame
house. rooms, 2 baths. full cellar, oil
schools, church, stores. 10c bus zone: sold
to settle estate. 4214 9th st. N, Arlington,
phone Miss Piarr' Republic 2323, after
pm. during week. mo agents.l A.
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GEORGETOWN
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK

Sl6,950.
Four bedroom. 2-bath detached brick
close to transportation. stores. etc: large
landscaped lot with trees; liv rm. with
open fireplace, din, rm., kit, TWO BED
and bath End fl; recreation rm. with
fireplace; automatic h.-wh,, many out
standing features; an excellent value in
this exclusive location; possession; in
Spection upon appointment only. Phone
Mr. Evans. WO O29O.
SHANNON g. LUCHS CO.,
CT
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AN ATTRACTIVE STONE.

CLOSE TO FIT. MYER, VA,
In glorious wooded section on a beautiful
deep lot, close to transp., yet quiet and
secluded this. lovely Broom home. less
than 3 yrs old, is offered for immediate
occupancy; architecture is pleasing and
construction massive; can be seen at any
time, BY appointment. Phone Gil. S423
until pm
RAMGC q NH I'D
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FARMS WANTED.
FARMS FOR SALE,

PRIVATE PARTY will pay cash for farm
in nearby Md. Not over $4,000. ME.
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COLEsvILLE, MD.-6o acres. bungalow.
sF o sers fruit Rese ssar san And sgS9
healthful location in hills Of Loudoun Co,
Va: INQUIRE owner. Box l24-K, Star. 4'
SPLENDID CATTLE FARM OF, AT acres
IN IN. Loudoun Loud County Modern n house Of
farm bldss., with livestock. machinery and
growing crops. 100000, terms. GIL. 1888.
TO SETTLE AN ESTATE, so acres in fine
state OF cultivation. well fenced and
house, all outbuildings. orchard, spring.
Well, telephone. elec. FIR. 206O.
DAIRY AND STOCK FARM.
Modern dairy, so head OF stock, all
equipment and crops, 500 a, good bldgs,
terms. Murdock. Kensington 553.
s5 ACRES--,Woods, brooks. orchard. WE'LL
fenced fertile fields. comfortable house:
20 mhIes from center OF District; S17,500.
Phone National 0471.
PATUxENT RIvERFRoNT CAMP.
outstanding location: safe sand beach,
dock, convenient bus service; 7-rn1 dwell
ing, modern convenienceS; 3 cottages, sta
BILE artesian well. Also suitable retirement
farm p acres. S15,750, with equipment.
LEONARD SNIDER LA PLATA, MD.
HERE'S YOUR OPPORTUNITY 10 BUY
a GoOD. FARM Just as you want it as
owner will cut large acreage, wooded or
cleared. and sell in parcels to 100 acres
at price ranging $50 to $500 per acre.
property improved with MODERN GROOM
DWELLING and small cottage, which may
BELTSVILLE RESEARCH CENTER.
BURCH REALTY CO., Exclusive Agent,
Berwyn. Md,
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LANGLEY. VA.

Beautiful Georgian Colonial, built for
owner less than 2 years ago; one of the
most complete house now on the market;
baths, including first-hoor bedroom, COM
plete electric kitchen. paneled library:
also screened porch, large recreation room
with fireplace, 2-car garage;- house is
located on highest point in Langley, with a
lovely view in all directions; about q acre
with many fine trees and shrubs immedi-
ate possession: restricted; S21 800. Tele-
phone ElmWood 364 a.
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OFF 18th ST

VI IfCII . !
Attractive Colonial brick. rooms, 2
baths, gas heat, double garage, porches
So $50, terms
"YoUR NEiGHBoR BOUGHT FROM US"
Leo M. Bernstein & Co, ME. 54OO.
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HOUSES For SALE.
AMERICAN UNIV. PARK

Detached brick. rooms, 1st-hoor lava
tory, air-coLditioned heat large fenced
yard; Possession. MI; Measell, Ma $500;
BOSS & PHELPS 1417 K ST. NV.
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SPECIAL.

In Old Chevy Chase. Ia blocks west of
Conn. ave: vacant. immediate possession !;
detached house on wide, beautiful lot ;
and shade trees; bedrooms. = baths, oil
hot-water heat: detached garage: center
hall plan, brick fireplace. side screened
porch; price reduced $1,000. Call Mr..
Cross Saturday or all day Monday, Oreway
2o44
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COLORED.
MOVE RIGHT IN

MOVE RIGHT IN.
$4,000 down, S135 mo-, buys this splen-
dldly located Northeast 13-room brick
house, in good condition, with floors
Including basement, 3 baths, 3 kitchens
trlgldalres and other equipment. Oil
neat yard with trees. 2-car garage large
driveway. wonderful opportunity for
some one TO make some money cox l.
co Sl51 North Capitol st. DI. 4254 or
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1417 K Street NV.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION

SILVER SPRING. MD.
Detached Groom brick. / "a years old, for
sale by owner; 3 bedrooms. screened sun
porch, oil air-cond. heat. full basement,
new storm windows; laundry trays. copper
pipe, gas range, insulated, new paint;
$3.50. Has FHA loan at S42 per month.
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Barnaby Woods Sect-A large detached
frame house on wide lot. 1t has been
f1ne, attractive and comfortable home
Large, front and side porch, wide center
hall living room, dining room, den, sun
room, kitchen on the first floor: 4 bedrooms
and bath on the End A.; 2 bedrooms and
bath on Ord fl. Out-of-town owner has
priced 1t to sell promptly. For further
details. ga, Gan Mr.. White ssyes; WA. 21sD.
Investment Bldg Realtor DI 1000
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TARA
5-year-old brick, located on large beau
tifully Handicapped lot. g large rooms,
stairway to attic. 1la baths. screened
porch. basement. garage; convenient to
schools. bus; S13.950, substantial cash.
LINDSAY SEIGFRIED,
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s7.250.00.

S,250.00.
1872 Sheridan st. NV
Slx-room -and-bath semidetached brick
home in good condition with hot-water
heat gas furnace. This house is sold
subject to ratification by the D. C. Courts.
only. Cal!
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CONN. AVE. La i ENDED.
In one of the finest residential sections.
1t is our pleasure to offer this lovely corner
rambling brick home with bedroom and
dining room well-eauipped kitchen, 2 large
bedrooms and bath on 2nd floor; attached
gear garage. This home will appeal to the
discriminating purchaser. Most reasonably
priced Substantial cash. Call EN-. 1890
until 9 pm. F. A. TWEED CO., 1904
Conn. ave.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT.
SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED,

5-RM. HOUSE, in good section, Beverly
Hills, Va. good condition. No brokers.
Call FIR. 6159 after pm.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-04-07
Governor Dewey Maintains
Role of Political Sphinx

victory he scored in the Wisconsin
primary and the rapid expansion
OF his power in other states, Dewey
maintained strict silence and went
about signing or yetoing scores Of
legislative bills.
There will be no comment on
any political questions. Dewey
said in his first news conference
since the Wisconsin primary in
which he won is OF the "A dele
gates.
While Dewey was declining to
answer all questions concerning his
possible candidacy for the nomina-
ton at the Republican National
Convention at Chicago in June, mis-
chief lieutenants likewise we're tell
ing all corners that the states chief
executive would say nothing.
Thus the governors oft-repeated
assertion that 81 am not a candi-
date" still held good.
One OF Dewey's aides. however.
or ticizeGt WeIA1ell ~Willk@. who
withdrew from the presidential race
after his Wisconsin defeat In which
ne won not a single delegate. for
Wilkes charge that Dewey's chief
supporter in Wisconsin. Secretary
OF State F. X. Zimmerman. was
connected with the America First
group.
"a punch below the belt" the
Dewey lieutenant called II.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-04-07
Ypsilanti Infantryman Helps
Hold Vital Road i'm Italy

With the Fifth Army. Italy -
Apr. Its only a short stretch Of
road, but 10 an Allied Firth Army
Infantry company entronched at
the roads head. il makes the dif-
ference between fighting the enemy
or surrendering 10 him For y
supplies and ammunition are inter
cepted anywhere along the road.
the resistance % the company
would be bound 10 taper on INTO
r thing.
Tho precariousns OF the com
pany's position. which .s ia a
cavernous sector near the hotly
contested factory area in Apr.lia.
began slowly to unfold recently as
German troops concentration
were seen 10 be massing for a
pincer attack on the road Jrst be-
low the company post ous. An
other Fifth Army infantry unit.
which had been delivering the
necessary supplies along the road
for several days. was warned Of
the grave threat 10 the stability
Of our own forward lines that lay
in the ofiing. and was charged with
the high responsibility OF holding
tho road az all costs
Tho Germanv' attempt 10 cut on
and s'3rye out the men .n the cav
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-04-07
Strike Action
to eDrastic

London. Apr. 7-INS-The Brit
ish government today was reported
preparing legislation inflicting 10
year penal servitude' sentences
on agitators fomenting strikes
within key industries
Other drastic restrictions will
be imposed upon laborers, seeking
to halt work within those industri-
es under these new defense regu-
lations. informed observers said.
Already, they pointed out, the ex-
port of coal to neutral nations has
been halted because Of strikes with
in the nations mines.
Special target of the laws will
be agitators who. from without.
stir up disturbances inside leading
war industries. these sources pre-
dicted.
Yesterday. the cabinet was re-
ported drafting its labor proposals
for the first time A few hours
later. while Commons was hearing
OF the seriousness of the wave Of
labor stOppages, a backto.work
movement was reported under
way. Today's development. it was
felt, may speed this trend.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-04-07
Labor Draft


Washington. Apr. ms The
proposal to place AIS In labor bat.
talions was denounced today by two
/ senator's with indications that a
bitter Senate fight would be made
against the plan II approved by
the House.
Sen. Danaher (R) Conn. declared
he would oppose any measure to
put IFS on the garbage detail 3"
while Sen. Willis (R) Ind, asserted
that the people are not in the
mood for much more autocratjc
power for the Administration
In the House. however. Rep. Mar.
Tin (R) Iowa. House Military AZ.
ialrs Committee member, called on
the armed forces and 'Selective
Service to put a Az manpower
draft into effect Immediately. with.
out awaiting legislation. Martin de-
clared additional laws are unneed-
ed.
Willis. predicting Senate oppos'.
tlon TO a labor draft, thought there
would be support for a program %
putting 4-F's in limited military
service in army camps to relieve
others Tor combat duty and relieve
the need OF taking men from lndns-
try Commenting on a labor draft
he declared:
don't think the people are in
the mood for much more autocrafic
power for the Administration. This
mas gone about as far as the neoDIe
are able TO assimilate it,"
Danaher declared that "any bill
winch would take IFS as a class
ana conscript them into labor bar.
tallons or for mental service is nm.
sound in principle"
lie added that III there were n
general conscription OF all man.
power We would not be faced with
the lack Of logic involved in This
proposal" '''''
Il don't believe" he declared
that there should be a general
dran OF all citizens who would
thereafter be placed in employ lent
ana work for the private gain Of
private owners of industry"
And If a man is to be ordered
TO leave his present occupation 10
enter essential industry he should
De protected in his right later to 90
PACK to his old job with his senior.
ity rights"
He asserted that "condemning 4.
F's to the garbage detail is not the
answer to the manpower problem
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-04-07

Naples, APR. 7--INS-Leaders Of
Italian political parties opposed to
the Badoglio regime were under
agreement today to collahorate in
war government, 10 be form
ID upon the retirement OF King
Victor Emmanuel and his success
sion by Crown Prince Umberto.
II possible. these leaders urged
in a session yesterday at Sorrento,
tie present monarch should hand
over his duties to Umberto before
the Allies reach Rome but there
@as no m mediate Indication that
Victor Emmanuel was agreeable 10
this proposal. II was reported.
however. that the King. under per.
suasion By one OF ltalys leading
political figures, has agreed 10
step down in favor OF his son at
some not-too-distant date.
The executive Junta OF the com.
bined anti-fascist parties. repre-
senting at least six opposition
bodies, unanimously passed a reso
luton setting forth their aims in
attempting 10 untangle the intri-
cate Italian political suarl.
The PROMPT formal ion Of a war
government by means Of transac-
tiors now in the course OF negotia-
ton was urged as n step requiring
immediate attention The resolu-
ton asserted that il was "desir-
al '.' to form such a coalition gov
eminent without waiting for the
liberation Of the eternal city if
the present Italian crisis" is to
be solved soon
Observers declared that by the
phrase transactions now In the
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-04-07
Rocks Thrown
Into Stores

Police today were invests eating
the breaking and entering of the
Campus Drug Store, 1876 w. Cross
St. and the attempted breaking
into of Nissly's and the Sally
Sheer Shops. 1t was discovered
early this morning that large rocks
had been thrown through the glass
doors of each of the three stores.
The Campus Drug Store was APP
parently the only one of the three
which was entered, and according
TO Floyd Pettycrew, proprietor,
only $3.50 in change was stolen,
although other money was lying
loose in the store. Entrance had
been gained through the breaking
Of a window panel on the west side
of the store. police said. Officers
making a routine patrol discover
ed that the building had been
entered about 5:45 a. m. today.
Police stated that entrance had
not been made at Nissly's or the
Sally Sheer Shop but that large
rocks had been thrown through
the windows in the doors.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-04-07
Trucks to Use
NewHighway

All trucking companies will re-
ceiye a bulletin from the Office OF
IN Trucking Association today
authorizing their drivers 10 use the
new South Belt cutoff. 1t was an
nounced Thursday evening at q
meeting OF the Ypsilanti Safety
and Traffic Committee.
Police Chief Dan Z. l.. Patch re-
ported that the street department
has erected 100 new street signs
and that when the work is com
pleted there will be a total OF about
$50. A S35 reward has been post
ed by the Police Department for
the arrest and conviction OF any
one caught defacing them. he said.
The following accident report
for the month OF March was given
by Officer D. J. Ruddick: IS total
accidents. no fatal. FIVE personal
injuries. including three pedes-
TRANS. Five were due to In
toxicated drivers and six we're due
to traffic violations.
Henry George Of the State High
way Department. was a guest 81
tho meeting. Members present
were George Adams J. Knowell
Hart. W. A. Krsus. Harold Lord.
William F. V. Neumann, Detroit.
William Potts. Detroit. L. B. Rice.
d. ]. Ruddick, 1t. T. A Susterka.
Creston Myers and Andrew Smith.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-04-07
Situation Desperate Nazis
Admit WithRussian Armies
Repeatedly Nearing Odessa
Greatest Army in History SaIuted by y. S.

Washington. Apr. ms
The United states saluted the
greatest army in its history to-
day amidst an appeal for more
and more men ard a plea that
the nation retain its military
might 70 win the peace that
follows victory.
The Army attained is
planned objective OF seven mi
lion zoe thousand men 10 pass
an eyenttul World war II mile
stone, but the occasion brought
no easing up in the activities OF
$500 SeleCtiye Service boards.
Currently cycling ga thou
sand draft eligible young men
deferred in industry and thou
sands more in agriculture, the
boards were told by the Army
TO induct from 10000 to 100000
men a month TO balance COM
bat losses and normal attriuon.
The Navy. an official an
nouncement stated. will not
reach its PLANNED strength OF
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-04-07
Decrease Seen
in RenodeIing

The Ypsilanti War Housing Cen
ter, North Adams St.. reports a
slight decrease in the number OF
persons obtaining priority assist
ance for private remodeling This is
explained by the fact that the quota
for the Willow Run Area has been
reached and priorities for remodel
ing are now possible only when an
individual must improve his living
quarters. No priorities are possible
for the construction OF additional
units whether for rent or occupan-
cy except in special cases. Priority
assistance for commercial Jobs con-
tinue to increase.
Mrs. A. Pepper. manager Of the
War Housing Center, reminds indi.
viduals and builders that they
should not permit their priorities
already granted TO expire The orig.
inal date can be extended when the
CMP-H.1 Is returned with an ex-
PLANTATION from the individual to.
gether with a recommendation by
the WHO. Once these priorities ex-
pire 1t Is very difficult 70 have them
renewed and in a few cases ex-
plantations for renewals have
brought refusals. This type OF prob
lem has been Increasing a. the
housing center. Mrs. Pepper also re-
minds Ypsllanti residents that the
War Housing Center Is unable TO
have on hand all WPB forms as
there are several hundred. there
fore, individuals are urged to place
their requests for forms and assist
ance several days IN advance.
Groups OF builders and individuals
are invited to discuss their prior
ity problems with the WHO man
ageT.