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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-02-07
1925
l9al-i333 l2.s1



Land com at SW cor Lot IL. Clutch
cons Add; IN to y line of Mich
igan Ave. NE along \ line of
Michigan Ave. to said Lot IL: TN
w along line Of Lot II to beg;
being a triangle in shane.
1889 e1zs
Land com at SW cor Adams and
Catherine SITS; tn S along w line
Adams ST. IS It. Tn W parallel
limo Catherine St. los It; tn \
parallel w line Adams St, Sc IT;
III T. along T. line Catherine St,
16J Il TO beg. 1871 1886
Land com at pit that is 3o4 IT n OF
y line friedrich st. and 592 II W
Of w line Hawkins st: tn y paral-
lei Hawkins st Ice It; tn w parallel
Frederick ST. so IT. IN S parallel
Hawkins st te2 It; TN T. parallel
Friedrich st so n to beg. Lot IFS.
Wordens Gardens). l94i i52
Land com at pt 1s6 It y Of y line
Frederick st. and 500 ~ w OF w
line Hawkins st. Tn y parallel w
line Hawkins 81. 80 It: tn W paral-
lei Frederick ST. 100 n; tn S paral
lei Hawkins st. 50 IT.; tn y parallel
Frederick st. 100 IT. to beg. Uot
IS, Wordens Gardens) 1911 $50
WARD ~
Land com at pit on w line OF Nor
NAL ST., 4 rods y of y line OF Con-
gress ST: tn y along W line of
Normal St. 90 IT; w parallel to y
line ofoCongress st, rods IT: s
parallel to w line OF Normal ST,
= iei1 IT; w parallel to n line OF
Congress ST. loss II: parallel to
W line OF Normal St, s6ia It: y
parallel TO \ line of Congress st
gress st. 1929
1882
io3i-l955 $3.50
Parcel commencing on w line Nor
nal st. 0 rods 9 links S of S line
Pearl St; tn W . rolls Z IT. S so
IT, f rods IT 10 w line Normal
St, \ 90 IT to beg.
1881 1857
ward -
Land com at pit in n line Cross st
40 It in " of Sc cor Lot I'll
Norris & Cross Addition; tn y SIS
Il; tn W Sc II 10 in; In S IS II;
tn L Sc II 10 in to beg'
1871 1896,
WARD 81
Land com at point on e line Water
st. i5J n S of s line Michigan
Ave; Tn e 132 It; tn 5 IS It; tn W
So It: III y so #; tn W 100 II. tn
y IS II to beg.
The NJ: Of folloNing: Land com at
ut on line Miller's Addition 2S..ss
u OF z line Prospect st: tn T.
along line Miller's Addition
?itoS II to W line Miles st; tn
sEly along " line Miles st 1906
IT. tn WY 1s2.sl IT; tn My 1850
n 10 beg. 1871 t.o7
Land com at point on s line Towner
81. II rods r OF F line Prospect
st; tn Z along s line Towner st.
rds: Tn S parallel E line Prospect
St. 10 rds: tn W parallel s line
Towner st. rods; tn y parallel
l. line Prospect st. 10 rods to beg.
1871 AS
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CITY OF YPsILANTI
Original Plat"

Ward ~
Part OF Lot rs; Com. at NE cor:
Michigan Ave, and Adams St; n
N 9s.5 It; tn Il Si.S7 It; TN 5 9G.5
II. tn w S2.lS II. to beg.
1911 2S6.o2
n 20 # of Lot iOl
l93l-l935 1l6O.9S
y ss.25 IT. of Lot lOl 1871 iis.ol
Land com. at pit on f. line of Lot lI6,
rods II 10 in. n of Sc cor said
Lot li6: tn y along h line Lots
1i6 and lis. &c # in; tn W so IT;
tn 5 20 IT; tn W SIS IT: IN S 40 It:
til + rs #; tn 2 IT . in; T. 81 IT
TO beg; being part of Lots li5 and
lie
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Lot 81 1871
"ohvta y. Hail Subdivision"
ward -
DOT " ahd INC II = OF LOT %.
1871 315.6s
Hamilton, Rose and Sheehan's
Addition
(Ward ~

Hamilton, Rose and sheehan's
Addition"
(Ward -
Lot . except the s It,
s strip Of land off the S side OF Lot
S. said strip being rs II. wide at w
end and running TO a point at the
end OF the line between lots 6
and I.
Lot 10 and that part Of lot ? used
for highway
That par, Of lot 20 used for high
way.
: 1871 SIS
Lot EXCEPT tho S IS #.
1871 $40
The &c, II. Of lot and the n is.2
IT. of lot .. -, a.,
The \ $50 # of Lot 10 "a, 49,,
The y 80 y, Of lot IS. .,
That part Of Lot II lying OF " Il
and being ii5 n. n and 5 on y line
and 40 a. n and S on W line
That par, II Lots I. ?. 3. and s
used for highway
10 t9h $3.50
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MIL CITY or ANN ARBoR
Town No. 2 South, Range No. East
Assessors Plat No. as. being a Re
plat of Blocks , and 4 North. Ranges
Z. s. and 8 East. on the Plat OF the
village Of Ann Arbor."
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BP. CITY OF ffSALANTt
Town No. , South, Range Mo. "a

BP. CITY OF f<SALANT
Town No. , South, Range No. East
Land com at pt on n line Of freder-
lex St. 100 Il W Of w line OF
Hawkins St: tn y parallel Haw-
kins ST; ise Il; W parallel TO Fred
rick 81, 50 II: : parallel TO Ha~-
klns st. l39 a. T. along : line OF
Friedrich ST. 80 n to beg. known as
Lot %. Wordens Gardens.
1928
i93O-195s e5.4S
Land com at pt on y line of Friedrich
st. EGO n " Of W line OF Hawkins
st; y parallel to Hawkins ST. iS2 n
W parallel To Friedrich ST, SO u;
parallel TO Hawkins ST, 1872 II; p
along y line Of Frederick st, ~ II
10 beg. known as Lot 23, Wordens
Gardens
1925
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Original Plat"
lwarA n

Com. at NE cor. Lot 1873; tn W along
line OF Lot 1S9, 1856 # for point of
beg; tn parallel with w line
River St, 12s.l3 IT; Tn y $685. So
w j7.5 It; tn Olo5S' W s95 IT;
tn y SO So W-37 It; tn y Olo5s'
L 1851 TT; tn y S7o53' w to W
line of IL It. right of way along
T. bank of Huron River: tn y .JoOy
f. 2i.9i IT: tn y 33eiP Y lts.SS
II; tn n 1888 Il 1888 IT: tn S
s7o5S' L 3i.95 It: tn paral-
lei w line River st. to 5 line of Lot
1s9: tn L TO point of beg; being
part of Lots 100. 1911, 1856. ls7, 1Ss
and 1879 1871 57.13
Lot 315 except W IS II Of y so II.
1911 1887
~ o6O "a
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MIL CITY OF ANN A2Bo8
Town No. Q South, Range No. East
wildwood Park Addition-Number
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'sturtevant Manor Subdivision"
"Sturtevant Manor gubdivtsion N,


Lot exc beg at NV cor OF Lot s
m NEly i-o q in Nly line Of Lot
s. Ia sly 100 II parallel TO W line
OF Lot 2. tn SWly i20 II to the
W line Of Lot 8: tn y 100 II in W
line Of Lot S to the place az beg.
1871 Ii.0s
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"John J. sauer's Addition"
Ward ~

Ransom 3. smiths Addition to the
City Of Ann Arbor.''
WARD g.
The T. 80 n. Of Lot 50. the W n. Of
the S 80 IT, of Lot 20 and the y
20 IT, of the r 80 n. of fractional
Lot I and the w n. of the n %
II. Of fractional Lot ;, Blk. I Ran
som s. Smiths End Addition.
owned and occupied as one parcel.
1871 2s7.o7
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l950-1932 59.I5
Parcel com. at Intersection of y line
of Harriet st. with w line Huron
st; tn n along w line Huron st
1925 II, y $50 w Ola Il to T.
- line of Was hlngton aSt.. along I;
line Washington St. 1886 It, T.
S0,l6 IT. to beg.
Land com at pt 5te It W of " line
OF Hawkins ST. and lS2 II y of y
line of FredrIck St; tn l. parall,<
to Friedrich St, 100 II; y parallel
TO Hawkins st, 50 It; W parallel
to Friedrich st 20 II: S parallel 20
Hawkins st, 81 IT to beg. dot 10
Wordens Gardens).
1928
l93O-1932 1916
Land com. at point on T. line sum-
NIT St, BIAS II 5 of line CON
gress st: tn defl 90 o20'50'' to left,
16677 II; tn 5 II IT; TN W 1919
a.; tn N along e line Summit ST,
II II. to beg. 1871 $3.50
Land com at point on w line Haw-
kns St, $50 II n of y line Fred
erick st: tn w parallel Frederick
st. 100 II; TN " parallel Hawkins
St so IT: III + parallel Frederick
st. 100 #; tn S along w line lIaw-
kns ST. so II TO beg. Gsot 10 Wor-
The y rds Of tn. following de-
scribed land: Land com at pit on ;
line OF Race st. 4.25 Oh T. OF r line
Huron St; tn 50 w oh; tn n
S0L o r TO pt s rds w Of w line
Chidister st; tn n "a w 2 chns;
III. My to a pt in S line Race ST..
which is y s91lo Z ?.75 chs. from
pt. Of beg; tn S sake w 2.75 chus
to beg; except parcel so n. wide +
and w by rds in length MAS in
North East cor of above described
land 1871 $500
Land com at pit on " line Chidis-
ter ST. 6.0t chns 5 of S line Race
st: S01L W rds: S = L 40
chns: y S0it L rds: TIA Z .
w 40 chns to beg. 1871 65.i1
| Land com at NV cor Spring aud
Chidister SITS: tn y q " along W
line Chidister ST. to pt which IL
i2.f4 chns OF line Race ST; IN
S SOLo w rds: th SLY to pt
in n line Spring 81 which Is ~ 70
W rds from Ut Of beg: th 80
] Es rds TO beg. 1911 $3.50
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MIL CITY OF Ann ARBo1
Town No. 2 South, Sangs Mo. East
"Hiscock's Addition"
WARD ID
Lot II . 1891 6f.s6
The S 40 II. OF the W 81 u. Of Lot
1871 1898
The W rods OF Lot /.
1911 94Si
The W rods of the N 80 II. of Lo.
.. 1871 1858
Beginning at the Sc corner OF lot
IL. thence My along the + line of
lot IL; 71.l9 IT; thence DETECTING
s9ois' to the left 49,. 1T: thence
DETECTING sOel7'SO" to the left
77.l7 It. to the y line OF lIiscock
ST.. thence Ely along the n line
Hiscock st. 49.5 IT. to the pl OF beg,
Being part of lot IL.
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Thompson spoor q Thompson's Ad,
dition TO the CITY of Ann Arbor."
(Ward ~

Part OF Lot beginning at point IN
the W line of Seventh st. 100 n.
Of the Sc corner of Lot: tn w at
right angles TO the W line of Lot.
y to creek, Ely along creek to Sew
enth St, S TO beginning.
1871 1923
The y ~ II. OF the Y 20507 n. OF Lot
is and the S 44.74 II. of the II
205.l n. OF Lot i5.
~. 1871 1oi.9i
The y IS a. Of the $5s II. OF the f
i32 IT. of Lot IS
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One
ward %
MAP of G. 7. wilmot's Addition TO
the City OF Ann Arbor'
WARD 81

The T. a2 #. of Lot 5 and the W
&c II. of Lot >.
1871 5000
Lot &c except Eastcrly 40 feet be
ing 81 feet on Wilmot Street.
1850
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% ON 1871 -b-.vi
Maynard g 0runsr's Subdivision in
the City OF Ann Arbor."
ward -
PLAT OF Maynard and Morgan's Add
ton in the City Of Ann Arbor."
Ward -
The s IS II. of the w 80 II. OF Lots
II and IS.
SIS 5E 1871 S4SS
plat Of Maynard and Morgan's Add
tion in the City Of Ann Arbor.'
The Il % IT, of Lot and the w
16 II. of Lot "E" except the s IL
1t. Of above description.
Blk. Range
rs SIC 1871 c5o.05
The E II IT. OF the 132 IT OF Lot
S, the w 10 It. of Lot and the W
IS IT. of Lot 6 except the \ 9.S #.
of the l. II.
rs 9E 1871 1850
"Adilier's Addition"
Lot IS 1933-19S5 .2s.s7
The NEly S It. of the SWly So IT. of
the SEly IS IT. of Lot 50.
wv. H Morton's Third Addition
Lot 1Q7 1871 25i.S?
"oak Crest
WARD ~
Lot 1871 e.o4
Lot 10 1871 I2.7i
"Man NJ ormsbv ana Page's Add
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The sIyh Of Lot 20. being 25 It. on
the line and 81 II. on the w line
of Lot
i94l 35.41
The NlyiE Of Lot 20, being = II. on
the line and 81 II. on tho w line
of Lot
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TOWNSHIP

Oh fpbILAHT1 IUWFSH
Town NO. . Soura, Range No. East
aYfrwood HiI1n 0uhdiXiEion"
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Ward ,,

Beg at the intersection Of the y line
OF W Huron 81. aud the WY line
of Chaplin St: til WHY along the
line of W. Huron St. :2G.tr II for
place of beginning, IN DETECTING t.
the right 9O5l9s It: tn defle ting
to the left 600 5s.i5 IT: In defect
ing to the left sse4s' 1880 It. TO
the line of w. Huron St; tn Ely
along y line OF W. Huron 81. 6e..3
II to pl. of beginning.
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Case q Psrry's Addition"

Gross q Baglsy's Addition
WARD ~
Lot Is 1871 1892
NJ Of Lot so 1871 sI.ls
Gross and SHUTS Addition"
ward 81
Lot s 1871 23.47
Lots . and 10 1871 3s1-
&C. 3. Dudlsy's Subdivisions"
Ward -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-15
MESA Rejected
For WLB Seat

WASHINGTON. Feb Is GNS)
Secretary Of Labor Frances
Perkins today dashed cold water
on The plea of Matthew Smith
secretary Of Mechanics Educa-
nonal Society Of America. for
independent union representation
on the War Labor Board and
other federal labor agencies.
IT was Impractical when We
set mp the WLB and il il still
impractical" he declared.
After observing that Smith is
engaged ia a complicated cam.
paign 20 keep another union from
raidlng hls union. % Miss Perkin,
stated:
The WLB j. quasi judicial
body There j. no -4ueStinn- at
representation ON il. That Is
one OF the worst things that
could be- said. Union members
on il are public officials. WLB
members should not represent
ANYTHING but the public itnere>t.
When W. established the
NLB we found u impractical
10 haNt an independent union
member. There are too many
independent unions. Their prob
lens are not similar. II j. still
Impractical.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-15
A Simple Home Recipe
Give Color to GRAY Hair

one OF the best gray hair prepare.
tons YOU can use Simply comb
into the hair as directed Gray
faded. streaked hair rs given a soft,
glossy. lustrous color that will not
wash out. rub off. stain the scalp.
or affect pcrmanents THIS color is
uniform, natural looking, most
beautiful and is easy and econom.
ical 10 maintain Try the popular
Barbo recipe today See how much
y ounger YOU viii look. and forget
Won ever had gray hair.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-15
inquiries About Friends
Living in Philippines

War Problem Clinic
lWill YOU please tell me whore ia
Obtain information about Trends
who were IN the Philippine Islands
at the outbreak of The war?
-. r. P.
Dear MIR. ID. r.. r.:
II YOU will contact the Red
Cross Home Service Bureau. 500
W. Lafayette, they will assist
YOU in every way possible to To-
cate your friends.
MARY VI O'NEILL
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-15
Asks TO Be Released
From Ex.SoIdier Friend
War Problem Cline

War Problem Cline:
! have a four-room apartment
and own my own furniture, About
four years ago a man moved IN
with me. and then he was in
Quoted into the service and left
He sent me some money and We
correSponded. Now he has been
released and we do not get along
together al all
The apartment is in my name
and tttr- telephone and gas hitt m
his. | have asked him TO leave
but he refuses Is there any way
| can make him move
MRS. w. L.
Dear Mrs. w. l.:
The substance of your letter
involves a relationship with
man who has made some con
tributiOn towards the mainten-
ance of your living quarters. a.
well a. accumulation of prop
ertN.
You should he advised as To
your rights, a. we'll as those of
your friend, and when ascer-
tanned, act accordingly. There
fore, advise you TO consult
lawyer.
EDWARD POKORNY,
Friend of the Court.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-15
Most Briggs Strikers
Are Back on Job

All but a few of the $50 JAW
CO strikers at the Briggs Mel
drum avenue plant returned Ia
work today following a brief pro-
test against a change in hours.
The men walked off the Job
yesterday because hours had been
changed from Z a m. to 800 p. m.
instead of 7 TO 3. eliminating A
l5-mlnute paid lunch period and
giving the workers half an hour
on their own time.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-15
War Problem Clinic:
Asks About Friends
I'm Philippine Isles

Many people have written 10
the WAR PROBLEM CLINIC
asking how they can locate people
in the service or people that were
living in the invaded lands.
Such a. question is asked IN to-
DAY column and answered by
Miss Mary NJ. O'Nelll assistant
director, Metropolitan d etroit
ESO.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-15
ADVERTISEMENT

It's so easy to hide all traces OF
gray hair to give il new color
mstcr beauty that no one need put
up with craving. ageing locks any
longer Thousands have used the
recipe below TO get a real proles.
sional looking job OF tnting their
hair az very small cost Try il
today for younger looking hair
Get from your druggist one box
Barbo Compound. Mix IN half pint
OF pure water as directed on pack
axe This makes a big bottle OF
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-15
Try This Old Home-Mixed
Cough Relief. Surprising!

any druggist. This is n special COM
pound OF proven ingredients. in con-
centrated form, well known for
prompt action in throat and bron-
.chial irritations.
Put the Pinex into pint bottle,
and add your syrup. Thus you make
a fun pint OF really splendid cough
syrup. and you get about four times as
much for your money. II never spoils,
and children love its pleasant taste.
And for quick relief. it's wonder.
II loosens the phlegm soothes the irri-
tated membranes. eases the soreness,
and makes breathing easy. II not
pleased, your money will be refunded.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-15
Mother in War Plant,
Father Complains

War Problem Clinic:
] have been married IA years
and my wife does not keep house
the way she should The meals
are not on time and the children
do not get the proper care Some
times they 60 10 school without
breakfast and then come home
and there is no dinner My wife
rs working al a defense plant and
! beg her 10 stay home and care
for the children. but she refuses.
] have been trying TO cook din
ner and care for the house but II
IS hard for me. as ! work all day
and do not get home very early
Can YOU advise me what TO. do Z?
7 do not want TO get a divorce for
the children's sake.
y. J. J.
Dear Mr. ID, j. j.:
II II not easy 10 make a
woman STAY home II She does
not wish Ia and | know Of no
way that YOU can compel her.
Possibly YOU can induce your
wife 10 visit with-NeH at the
Consultation Bureau, 81 w
Warren. Undoubtedly she has
complaints about YOU a well a.
YOU have against her.
FRED VI. BUTZEL,
Attorney.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-15
Child Could Make 1t.
No Cooking. Big Saving.

You may not know it. but, in your
own kitchen, YOU can easily prepare
a really surprising relief for coughs
due TO colds. It's ld-fashioned-your
mother probably used it-but for
real results. II can't be beaten.
First, make a syrup by stirring .
cups granulated sugar and one cup
OF water few moments, until dis
solved. or you can use corn syrup or
liquid honey instead OF sugar syrup.
No cooking needed It's no trouble.
Then get 2i3 ounces OF Pinex from
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-15
Pile Torture
Soothed in Few Minutes

Act now for quick relief from
torture OF piles Don't wait another
day but apply Pet6rson's Ointment
Al once. the cooling, soothing
astringont formula that has brought
JOYFUL iehet 90 thousands for 90
years Relieves itctuc promptlv An
druggist, have Peterson Outucutr Boo
box or Ga 300 tghs with apptr8tpr
Money cheerfuiv refunded IL not de
lighted
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-15
MACOMB LEADS

Macomh County registered the
greatest gam IN population during
The three years. 322 per cent.
gong from 1O5.269 10 l391S5. The
biggest drop Was shown by kal-
kaSka County which suffered a
3li per cent loss in population
dropping from 5,159 TO $40.
The population Of Oaklan d
County grew from 254.O6S 10 297.-
3lS m The same time. II per cent
-l-44e-iiestFe reverted Il marked
shift IN population from the agri-
cultural 10 industrial areas.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-15
MdcOnnb Leads
State in Growth
Of Population

interpolation Of Wayne County
Increased 10 per cent between
April 1910 and November. 1913.
figures compiled from The regis
-trrttun tor ration book 10. 4
revealed In Washington today.
The Bureau of the Census an
nounccd that while the county
population was increasing from
@.0li1S6 o2,175.542 m that period
the states population was grow
ms "a per cent from 8 26O $50 IN
April 10 6.377329 In November.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-15
Dr.. ldwords' OLIVE TABLETS
ADVERTISEMENT
OUCH!
MY Arm
Extra powerful OMEGA OIL
gives relief from muscle pain

Good old Omega Oil That should do il
That's the stuff 20 try-rubs right into
the skin Goes night 10 work 10 relieve
those stiff shoulder muscles Breaks up
congestion. Nothing better as . rub for
fast relief of sore, aching, painful muscles.
What difference What a oomfortl Omega
OA-only 3Ss at all drug stores.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-15

Prices Subject to 80. Sales Tor
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-15

Al-LE- +E+-Aii--a,. 2
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-15

Sufferers tram fhasn
persistent irritating
coughs ~ Bronrhini
irritAtinns due to-
roids find Buckley :
hrinKs fast reiicf. Get
BuckirNs ~ All first
-E.zEE 4Eas @f-He<
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-02-01
Bv HELEN ESSARY
Central Pres. ColumniSt

WASHINGTON Fen. lin .a.n you'd
ILL.,, e. hem. . uvIr IRON, ... ab...,
that Observation-Disclosures Plate Iar.,-,u
Ds Dime. The Democrats d.s-cf I'D
If nc Nravgl.Ncr the other .r-'.
...u-
len words 3D. one sy,,aIro-.' did
vo, us.'c make the grade. ~.nv my
old friend. Chl-., .I..n,.-un. Don
rr..'.c Publicity chic. and aau .. '.a
sH. ri"S' wru .u .urarags .,H'-y.
won't b" too a.1ss Hfa M" foo. writ
81. 'u... Bu' Charlie .a.-c.t suo"s
! .N Hol;ln2 81" 30 Z" H.o' ! NY
'"''" ""- Something MISSING 20 'a",
c..'.E '".rp alton. IaoEr ."- no.
amy ,a-"rne. IT," "la-."t" JACKSON
.h' '."'". was MISSING. ire sA'"
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tiu"ing program and believe ,nat
'a:rd"hp' rai.onS can be issucd on,
@. total gas"lin" supply allotted 10
civilian motorists by the Petroleum
Administration Tor War"
juIn.un added that "hardshiD'
saaalin" would not be issued t. ..nv-
one u 1u alternative means ~
transportation IS available and adj
gUItc,' "o" If the motorists prr.r,.
basic ~ ration IS sufficient
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-02-01
While your 500 nestled in The bank

TIE TINE: November, 1e43.
TIFF PLACE: Beiio Just Of twenty-five oUferoppinas
that comprise Turawa aioIl of the Gilbert Islands.
SCENE |: early morning Of November 18Th.
In the most concentrated naval gunfire in history
800 tons of bombs are dropped by American car
sier planes and 1000 tons OF shells are hurled by
battloshps cruisers, and destroyers.
But MI OF that is not enough.
SCENE II: The next day.
The table reef prevents the Marines from landing
in their Higgins boats and many have to debark
800 yards from the beach and wade in against
heavy fire.
Squads Of them are blown back into the water in
bloody undentifable masses. Many more are hung
in death the barbed-wirc barricades in the shall
low waters that lap over the treacherous reef
Nov come the Jap pillboxes- 500 of them
made OF Soconut logs concrete or STEEL So ngeni-
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ously staged are these plboxes that when for
ward one is destroyed the Marines moving into
the cleared area moved down by fire from two
inner pillboxes.
And finally, the inevitable .pers in the palm trees
unseen, unprcdictable. accurate.
SCENE ILL., Evening Of The third day.
Betio has been taken by the United Nations
But that little strip Of white coral, less than one
square mile in cost us the iiercest bloodicst
most ruthless battle in all American history 1902
Marines paid with their lives. And the best part of
2o8O will never again be whole, free-movng men,
Officers who know warn us that Betio was only the
beginning Of the real war in the Pacific
Is thar 500 yours still nesting? IT'S neoded-oow
rs needed 70 help put the Fourth War Loun 70
keep bSekns tho efoe! A. fsosf 500 exsro over and
above your regular bond.bvylns. Bofter $780, $500,
$500. TodoyI