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 Through Cop
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(Continled from Page D tabiished . small bridgehead across the Fiumicino river. The Eighth Army also sent units northwest from Cancnlca, three miles south Of Sayignano, and captured high ground in that area despite fierce enemy opposition.
 All of the advances were made er1- tlreiy without air support, due to the weather. The Mediterranean Afr Force recorded ono of It's most inactive days this year, flying only loo Eorties.
 Tn the IS days since the present offensive started, the Americans have taken 3,400 prisoners, 1t was announced today. The British Eighth Army in itS offensive along the AdFiatic has taken 0,000 prison- CTS, and the Germans in that sector have lost 73 arinored combat vehi- cies and 43 anti-tank guns.
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Chicago, (UP)-Mrs. Mildred whose fusbgand Theodore, gun- ner'S mate Zee, was killed when the Coast Guard cutter Escanaba was lost while on convoy duty in the North Atlantic. has taken his place by enlisting in the SparS.
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muniSm and Communism"
 He said the domestic consequences of Q Dewey victory would be to put labor out of politics" and touch of c series of strike waves on the John L. Lewis model and other civil dis orders"
 The result would be, he said, the sharpest accentuation of class strug- gles in America ever seen in his- tory"
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Walter WincheII
 En Ne1Q, York

his back, and was he tee-yoo-roos usl Florence Pike is the real owner of Ruby Foo's Den. Her next big branch is slated in Philly, on the site of the old Bali Inslda CTS say Mir. Hull and Mir. Dulles didn't quite click, at all Please do not put in any moro of those steanky racehorse tips like Black Knight, which cost nearly evcry- body in town at least @. I never heard such langwldge.
 When Vaughn Monroe resumes at the Commodore Thursday night Marilyn Duke, tho vocalist, will be in the crew, although she just mar ricd Peter Brien, the Boston arnuse- ment park magnate .. The tradi- ton of the fabulous lazy Gomez will live on in San Francisco. Friend will reopen his famed place october 18th. Just as Iz2y left 1t when he died Russell Pat. terson's enjoyable Pln.Up Girl drawings in tho Mirror soon will be featured in 5th Avenue store windows. A mannikin firm has bought the rights to her facsimile.
 Jane Fr0man's newest novelty will amaze everybody when she resumes her career at Q Now York spot in Dec. She sure has gone thruogh Q lot of agony since that plane crash The redeco. rated Roney-Plaza ct Miami Beach, they say, is more beautiful than ever, Reservations oil over that town arc practically gone already {. What the Republican and Demo- crat analysts are concerned about is this: They fear too many voters will think the ID" stands for Dewey and the "R" for Roosevelt .. Most of the Nazis' eX-collahorators In France are getting away with having their heads shaved. I won- der how many of the NaZis victims got off that easyI
 Air Force combat correspondent Larry Swift Co swell guy and 6 fine rcporter) crashed to his death on August 6th, his friends will be mis- erahle to learn Sgt. Marion Hargrove just bought four civilian suits Ed Wyn and hS ex-man- ager, George Wood, have ended their long g.time silly feud .. Jerry Fran ken, back from the Pacific for the Red Cross). did not resume for Marshall Field. He is with Variety The Nets new find, Mimi Ben- 2ell (you will recalD, was e thrush at the Waimhow Woom De- splet Louis Bromfields grim prog nostlcatlons of q famine, etc., an agricultural official estimates the nations produce this year will be the largest in our history.
 Many soldiers signed a letter from Fort Bragg requesting mention oi Margaret ConnorS. running against Clare Luce for Congress in Conn. They wrote: We know from reed- Ing your column, that you don't go in for strictly party politics, and give Q candidate from either party Q good word If deserved" =. I wrote them you have mentioned Miss Con- nors often Dorothy Arnold won't resume her screen career un. til she canvasses the Broadway show producers. Reuben Mamoulian just tipped her off to c grand role-and here's hoping the she gets lucky Cong. Anderson's Congressional probers (on financial packers Of certain outfIts) have summoned Gerald L. K. Smith for next Tues. dayi Isn't that wonderful? It Is also about timeI
 YOUR GIRL FRIDAY.
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There were iiO wrcathS at . ftn- oFal at Street, England, of ( fiyes yeagsOld bcy who died from tetanis.
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67 More Jops Ships Sunk
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(Continued from Page D fast week, also sank or damaged between 20 and 90 small craft, to raise to Bi4 the number Of enemy ships blasted by HalSey's force since they began operations i1 the vest ern Pacific Aug. 90.
 Ten planes, five plots and three air creWmen were lost in the new carrier raid, which was centered on the Islands of Cebu, Leyte, Me- gros, Luzon and Mactan, in the cefl' trai Philippines, and "all shipping found in adjacent waters"
 The Japanese losses comprised 22 ships definitely sunk; more than IS probably sunk and ct least 2S damaged.
 Only seven Japanese planes were sighted in the air during the cars Tier attack and all were shot down. In addition, 20 more were destroyed on the ground aS the Navy He'll cats, Hell.DiverB and Avengers bombed and strafed airfieldS and adjoining installations at the islands.
 The ships sunk by the Navy planes were: ono destroyer, . troop trans port, three large cargo ships, three large oil tankerg, six medium cargo ships, i've Gnaii cargo ships and three destroyer.eecort type vessels. The vessels probably sunk or datIis aged were of similar categories.
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PANTIES-Rayon tailored panties and they have elastic! For those who like them brief - we have them! Others styled with loose leg and band bottom. Sizes 6 to g, in tea rose only.
 79c to $l.50
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planes the first day. This carriers radio heard . pilot Say: This is Mac. I'm going iS1." We heard noe thing more Of Mae. He didn't return
 Ae we headed Douthward, the sec- cnd battle Of Manic on, the reag- admiral commanding this division, turned to this ccETeepondeilt, eays ing: 'aT.his is one of the greatest victories of the Wag"
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Nine Persons Die In Train

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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-05-10

- T IVTF I0VI.
GARDEN TRACT over 400 feet long.
I room modern house, steam heat,
bath. 3 rooms upstairs with stool.
> car garage. On Prospect st. OPP
posite new hospital. Immediate pos
session. Priced to sell. Terms II.
Peet, Realtor, ll9 Pearl ST. Phone
1871.
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Real Estate
Farms For Sale


QUICK POSSESSION OF TIRE
FOLLOWING PROPERTIES
! Acres S room house s. 800
= Room ouse extra lots Sc 900
IS Acres . room house
harn $500
acre.. farm house f,rs
frees $500
= Acres 3 1asss barn 90. 500
50 Acres. a0-s-. barn $3.50
10 Acres Hev room house
oRn. rERsUsoz s.s rors.l.
An Ar5or Phone 22SSs
Merchandise
RATIOS FIRE. e. $ ARMY SHOES
Good s0ies and heels Rebuilt te-
Washington ST, Ann Arbof
hsn-tae Tailor.
Household Furnishings
FOR SALE
IlAr MN - PIECE LIVING
ROOM SUITE Iazy-bay Gear.
s-ad.o couch. iEUer-sprlux mat
tfrss dining room suite. IuflI-
"a ed bedroom suite. e.egtr. C.
I.A~r Win attachments. maple
I've u beds with springs and mat
e~s also chN@t ard C.a#E. 3
81 lose rug - Burgundy
nag both With pads sewing ma
olare A, prsvar. l6t6 Holmes
s-PlEDE DINING ROOM SUITE.
Sp'. living room suite dresser,
chair, PAT box springs and nat
t-rss o tables. student cot witt
Inner spring MAJ new 30 feet gsr
den hose. Call after so. 800 Finer
.cS ST.
L1BRARN TABLE, . stands. 8 rock
ers, 2 upholstered chairs. ; dress.
ers commude. ! lir0le.m rug
y 's, 4 tli.ug cabinet. curtains.
sheets aud spreads. - college
Place. Phone tZ2-J.
UPRIGHT RADIO. dinetts suite. 9th
er numerous articles. all In good
condition $40 Fairfield RI I lot
or NashtenaW, = mile oJt Wash
teuaN
BED. COIL SPRINGS AND MAT
TRESS. used gas stove Phone
ils4-N a.! day saturday and sun
dsy and after 9 y m week DAYS.
50 PIECE SET OF DISHES
Rsssonabls
Phone lals-l.
DOUBLE BED. pre-war. COLI springs.
good felt mattress. ,os Ferris St.
Phone lo42-J.
DOUBLE BED
AND MATTRESS
5It WasAtsnaw
Gas STOVE, BABY RUGGY, Bsssin-
cite, hathauette, all pre-wal. SOS
Ferris Street.
MAGIC CHEZ GAS STOVE. used six
months. wine studio couch. good
springs Call after 4 sll Lowell.
APT. SIZE. ! burner. all porcelain
gas stoves. only $685. with stove
certificate. Gr.nnell Bros, 10 W.
Michigan.
LIVING u dining room suites. oc-
C%asional chair. 1884 Ford Tudor.
Nearly new tires. 201 Arnct st.
USED SPRINGS AND MATTRESS
Phone llS4-W after 8 y. M week
days or all day saturday and sun
day.
GOOD COAL WOOD HEATING
STOVE FOR 3 ROOMS See be
tween ] and 4 p. IN. at lo4 Arnet.
GOOD USED FURNITURE
20 y. Cross 81.
Phone 2Os2
Farm Products ano Equipment
SEED AND EATING POTATOES
$50 per bushel, also baled hay
and straw 81 Schattcnhelm. ESQ
Mexican Road, southeast OF Ford
Dam
ONE NEW IDEA Hay LOADER. one
wagon. and land roller for sale.
Good condition. Also 2t-lu. horse
collar. s240 futile Hill. Rd, Wills.
SEED POTATOES
Cobblers and Chippewas. r. W.
Irfy. nal nH,A. f0-l u
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LARGE Lot. CLOSE IN, .i7S.
Terms $40 down. II. Peet, Real
TOR. ll9 Pearl ST. Phone 1871.
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Real Estate
Houses Fer SAFE
HOME FOR YOU

AHOME FOR YOU
8 ROOM BvNGALow. ; he'd
rooms fgi basement. DO; az
furnace, fr-!f cellar electric
pump .arEs kitchen ard bath.
FOR only it-51oo Terms
s ROOM RUSTIC LOG CABIN
viii one aese oa paved r2si
Lake good boating and fishing
- frllt trees Pf.ce only $500.
$50 down
ROOM on JERoME-i,ieo-
$500 down
ROOMS ANp BATH Large lot
60 o. frontage on r. Michigan
Ave N 500 block. Bargain for
quick sale Terms
NEW S ROOMS al modern On
Garland large lot. rull bASs-
uvHt Fruit cellar, only fs-ocoo.
Terms.
NEw HOUSE ar modern West
SIDE $4,000 down. balance IL
terms
8 ROOMS AND BATH. fun base
ment, furnace and garage on
C.arA Road. $500. ~ terms.
70 BIN K y T
1888 n Huron St.
PHONE 942-W
NEARLY AN ACRE. : house.
bath. furnace garage large vaTie-
T. fruit orchard. grapes berries.
garage Wide Ecorsr Ed frontage.
Prize $3.50 Terms II. Pest. Real
tor, lls Pearl 81. Phone 1874.
Suburban Property
GARDEN TRACT, BUNGALOW.
other buildings. near corner Har-
ris and Holmes. Price t3s25.
Terms. II. Peet. Realtor, ll9
Pearl 81 Phone 1874.
HOLMES ROAD near Ford Blvd.
: room bungalow. also nice attic
-ooIn. electric pump. t2g15.
Terms II Peet. liS Pearl 81.
IL ACRES. 8 room modern house
Price $4,000. Terms n. Peet. Real
tor, ll9 Pearl St Phone 1871.
EXCELLENT WIZARD ROAD 10,
near 4. Michigan Ave. and Ward
toad corner Price t4s5 Terms
800 down ". Peet. Realtor lls
Pear ST Phone 1874.
500 Fl. FRONTAGE on Fast Mich
lgSn Avenue. Also $50 II. frontage
on Holmes Road. The meeting
point corner Of these two impor-
tant roads. Price reasonable. Terms.
H. Peet, Reaitor, lls Pearl st.
Phone 1871
90 FOOT FRONTAGE on r. Michigan
Avenue between Randall's store
ana restaurant near corner OF
Wizard Road, Reasonable price. E1-
cellent location. II. Poet. Realtor.
lls Pearl ST Phone 1871.
ECORSE ROAD corner, near Harris
Road, Former gas station building
with living quarters. Reasonable
price. Terms 3!I5 down. II. Peet.
Kealtor, ll9 Pearl ST Phone 1871.
Lots
LARGE LOT, CLOSE IN, Y7S-
Terms $40 down. n. Peet. Real
Tor. lls Pearl St. Phone 1871.
Business Property
ONE OF THE BEST old estab-
lished meat markets in Ypsilanti
for sale. II, Peet, Reaitor, Il9
Pearl st Phone 1871.
Farms For Sale
Is ACRES, good soil, nice improved
farms adjoining, Ia miles from
city limits Price 1880. Terms.
v Peet, Eealtor, iIs Pearl 81.
Phone 1871.
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ION En- SEW ~ AltA1lllN L.,
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war WORK FOX Tent &
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WOMAN To CARE FOR CHILD
private home Husband ia service.
900 iat.and off Niles So.
MATTRESSES t25 a week aud meals.
Experienced only need apply. White
Palace. : r. Michigan.
WOMAN TO DO WASHING and
ironing IN own home 4. & ". ROo'
Beer, t0l r. Michigan.
WAITED - CURB GIRLS
\ & " Root Beer
t0i T.. Michigan
WOMAN for general Homework and
re'p care Tor elderly lad Phone
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Real Estate
Houses FOR safe

Choose From
Our Big Variety
WEST SIDE A real bargain.
s rooms and bath. located on
Congress street across from Rec
reaton PARK. Z bedroom down
stairs, . bedrooms and modern
ICED bath above. Laundry tubs.
newly installed furnace. big lot.
garage. only $3.50, with 5000
down, balance $3.50 month.
: ROOMS A first class home
throughout. Nicely located on
room with natural fireplace. din
ing room. kitchen, breakfast
nook, bathroom. and 1 bedroom.
Upstairs has 3 bedrooms and eK-
ira toilet and }aVaf1ry. Only
s. 500 town payment.
SUBURBAN HOME 4 dandy rur-
a. bungalow, 8 rooms and bath.
Glassed In front porch Screens
and storm windows Tor entire
house. Basement plastevsd and
finished for use as summer kit
chen or recreation room Nice
lawn Garage. Everything in fine
condition. $500 cash.
Al SABLE RIVER ? acres with
200 feet frontage along river. !
miles from Roscommon. Log cab
in 22 I 20. New rustic furniture.
$500, with $3.50 down.
LINCOLN DISTRICT J room
cottage. Either furnished or un-
furnished, 50 zoo cash. 500 eA-
ira with furniture.
DELUNE HOME: one ~ owns
most attractive bungalows Lo-
Gated in pretty setting. on dou-
bic size lot, close in TO town.
; rooms and bath below. 2Ioomss
and bath above. . garages. Auto
matte heat. Recreation space in
basement. Paved streets. Pretty
matched roof. Everything in
good shape. Requires $4,000
down.
EAST YPsI. s rooms and two
full baths. Excellent income
proposition. Either furnished or
u~nfurnished. Low taxes. vet Just
outside city. only $4,000 $500
extra furnished. with any reas-
enable terms considered. Quick
possession.
SMALL FARM: I mile from
lpSi "A acres Of land. Modern
home with basement. furnace and
bath. Chicken house. fruit trees.
etc. $500 cash.
6hman & Greenstreet
E 4 l. 7 o r S
40 W. Michigan. Phone li37
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Merchandise

RATION FIRE. g. $ ARMY sHOES
Good s0ies and heels. Rebuilt te-
Washington 81, Ann Arbof
Har-fat-Tai.or.
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Real Estate
Wanted To Rent


WANTED June / by refined family
2 bedroom furnished apt. or house
state rent. P. o. Box IS. Ypsi!snti.
WANTED TO RENT
OR ROOM FURNISHED or
unfurnished apt. or small house
Can give excellent reference. call
il59-R.
wANTED-Unfurnishsd apt. with
three bedrooms. five In family.
White Palace. 7 r. Michigan.
WANTED or 8 room furnished
apt. Adults. BY May 90. Best local
references. Phone s47-J.
Houses Fer Rent
LARGE S ROOM HOUSE, $500 per
month. Inquire al Imperial Farms.
$40 Ford Road, Corner Prospect
Road
FOR RENT: HOUSE. 10 rooms part
~ rented TO roomers. WIN sell bed
o furniture, A good income to
right party. i24 College Pl. 4l2-J.
SIX ROOM FARM HOME Just remod-
eled. Electricity. Large garden. I
miles TO Bomber. 4i50 Ridge Road.
Henry Hauk.
HOUSE, ROOMS and bath, fur
ntshed No children. Inquire 1875
\. Prospect,
Houses FOR sale
4 ROOMS AND BATH, service
room. Unusually nice. garage. lot
5oxls5, $3.50. A good invest
meut.
2 FAMILY HOME in Lincoln
District. . car garage. No rental
ceiling on main part Of house.
$500. $500 down.
Choice lot on Grand Blvd $3.50.
/. EARL |. FREEMAN
REALTOR and INSUROR
40 Pearl 81. Phone 1853
Insurance of Al Kinds
Strictly Stock Companies
2 houses, 4 rooms and bath in
Saline. Also s rooms and bath
with 20 x 81 double garage on
one large lot. Good income prop
erty. s house is now va
cant Immediate possession. Cash
or terms or will trade for farm.
Call owner. Phone Saline 1879.
ROOM MODERN apartment.
house. one-halt block from busi-f
ness section. 4 car garage. large
lot Reasonable price. Terms. II.
Poet. Realtor, ll9 Pearl st.
Phone 1871.
3 ROOM HOUSE, stool, al on
Ford St, near Ecorse Rd. $z775.
Terms. II. Peet, Realtor, ll9 Pearl
st. Phone 1871.
4 ROOM HOUSE for sale, 3 years old.
20 X "a. Good condition $1,000
down. Sells for $4,000. 81 S. LaMay.
1 ROOM furnished house FOR sale.
Bathroom and utility room. Garage
on lot. Sell because leaving for
service. Phone Wayne 695-R.
MODERN 2 bedroom bungalow, storm
windows and screens; screened in
porch: garage. Near. Bomber Plant
Owner-Burnie Rossbach, 1885
Packard. Phone 32O-W.
FOR QUICK SALE, list your houses
today with Harry G. Peet. Realtor,
over 25 years Real Estate expert
ence. ll9 Pearl st. Phone 1871.
open Evenings.
CASH BUYERS waiting FOR small
farms. Also 3 or 6 room modern
houses. H.. Peet, Realtor, lis Pearl
ST. Phone 1871.
GARDEN TRACT over 400 feet long
I room modern house, steam heat.
bath. 3 rooms upstairs with stool.
. car garage. on Prospect St. OPP
posite new hospital. Immediate pos
session. Priced TO sell. Terms II.
Peet, Realtor, ll9 Pearl St. Phone
1871.
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CASH BUYERS waiting Tor small
farms. Also 5 or 6 room modern
houses. II. Peet, Realtor, li9 Pearl
s. Dnnrn IL
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FOR QUICK SALE, list your houses
today with Harry G. Peet. Realtor,
over 25 years Real Estate expert
ence. ll9 Pearl St. Phone 1871.
open Evenings.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-03-27

vieuxteanps Concerto brought forth
the intensity Of sentiment which is
Heifetz's latest artistic gain and, in
its excellently designed measures for
virtuoso display, his dazzling techni-
cal prowess found perfect vehicle.
Although now a little outmoded in
its style, the concerto has all the
properties dear to the hearts of
performers and listeners alike. The
20 variations that form the Bach
"Chaconne" also present manifold
difficulties to the player, 50 that the
artists who can weave them to-
gether into the comprehensive whole
the composer intended are limited
in number. Heifetz's performance
has long ranked as the finest in
breadth and dignity, in clarity and
in musicianly understanding.
Schubert's "Impromtu," Mendels-
sohn's "Scherzo," Beethoven's Folk
Dance" all transcribed for violin by
Heifetz, and Castelnuovo Tedesco's
Figaro" brought the recital to an
end. The Figaro" is a violnistic
show piece in which the Largo al
factotum' forms the basis and
Heifetz played it with that sparkle
and freedom that is his to COM
mand. Emanuel Bays contribution,
as accompanist, to the success Of
the concert was considerable and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-03-27

the modern tendencies Of the 9th
ers. Frederick Woltmann's "soli-
tude," an atmospheric work, came
next, with Wayne Barlow's "A
Dance Overture" being q skillfully
written number in the latest musical
idiom.
Robert McBride's amusing Flu
cato on a Well-known Theme" and
William Schuman's noisy News
reel-in Five Shots" were in sharp
contrast to the beautiful tone paint
ing, Spring Pastorale," by Mary
Howe, which was programmed to-
gether with her popular Sand" The
composer was present in the audi
ence and acknowledged the cordial
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-03-27

Brandywine Quickstep" by an
onymous writer and two works by
Francis Hopkinson, the air BE
meath Weeping Willows Shade"
and "A Toast to Washington he
fashioned clever number that the
Sinfonietta played with elan.
The three compositions given their
local premiere were by young men
from the Eastman School of Music,
who are now In the limelight. OF
the three. Wayne BarloW's lovely
"The Winters Past" RHAPSODY for
oboe and strings, in which Leonard
Shifrin was the soloist, formed the
only bridge in between the simple
style of the early composers and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-03-27
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c.
MONDAY. MARCH ~ 1914.

reception Of her works. A National
Gallery Suite" by Mr.. Bales, was
the concluding number. Its sec
lions are entitled 1.-THE Rotunda, .
Gallery Views" 1.-THE Garden
Courts" Mechanics" THE Life
of Christ in Art" Great Heroes in
Art" Scherzo contrasting two wom-
|en, Vermeer's women Weighing
Gold" and Rubens' Isabella Brant,"
the finale, Prom Turner to &C.
zanne" and Exterior of the Gal
|lery." The picturesque East Garden
Court was filled with an apprecia-
tive audience.